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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
6elp UanIeo.

WANTED ladies and young men 10
take WORK at their own home, pleasant euI-
,,iut ucnt % good price, experience DOT
necessary, and NO canta-'ing. ADD .c-- for
particulars STANDARD MANIFAtI-
ttING COMPANY. Lock Box lo7. south
traninghsIn. Mar. Enclose -tlmpJ
AGENTS and CAXyAssERS; male or
emalc; 81 " 81 daily profits sure. eS'
perlence unnec.ssary; 40 talking rquired
t ttiS,.'i I fut'TlSAI Co.. West winsted
.Onn.
AGENTS. PEpLERS. house-to-house can.
Ia--ers wanted lady. gentlemen. % Sell
valuable small art. - % hoH~ke-pcrr
Iay hIndsom consideration % enerheuc III
,on,: -aul.-s insii'd 10 crnts. ttk> Ah :,
so clinton PiR'c.
Roy WANTED FOR the office ~ dry
rod, commission h0u-e wages SO pr
week. Reply 'o,tohice Bon 80.
FRTE TO EMPLOYERS NJ lio hip OF
al kuds carefully selected and -Ont for
lntorSew. employment al kinds quickly
procured for men. MUTUAL. AGENCY,
S3i BfoddWay
FtFEIO IMPLoYERS.-M Male help Of
very DESCRIPTION for Office, torres. factory.
arms. hoto,, ard mechanical work. care
~ l. selected ard sent for IN .erNlcw; ely or
country. Empi ,,ycr,; ~ ~ o,,e; we o.h
>ut YOU '-W-hOltk N'l.N' 1 &c ~
i-hed and seliablel. $50 Broad"ay. corner
sth--t.
MIN SEEKING EMPLOY MENT cal
and sec us We are the most r'hatle agency
.n N"w-( ofk po7it. on 'r'nic u. ~ nat
ter what emPioymcni You d..,t, 1l ,tI ~
AGENCY. sla Broadway.
WANTED. stouog uphcr AID private
| -rcrctar, +l-5 prr month";; cJl"hl, ~
i~rIcnc,d ma must d. vel recommended.
Ncdra-, Box Ii.9@i. General ro-toai-e.
MES WANTED on cattle steamers 10
London and LNernool 10 worA Tor free
Is--asc. ~ 'trecn"irh--t.
WANTED.-A young Protestant nan To
take carr o; fu-uafc- and make himself u-"-
ful. Adera-' II. II. H.. BY Kds, y. !.
Females
GENTS.-Generd and special, for no"
ter tory liberal terms, cheapest in-utalc
hnown. Addi--. AGENt lL>. Mills Is I'D
ine, - Hro'd'st.
ANY LADY OG YOUNG MAJ wanting
bona -nd' hour work. and chance o. pn'"ty
steady rmf.uIr ont without any 'infa ,lnt.
fod-c-s g.. 4. WILSON. Tall ii''s. Mas.
LADIES of moderate abn -. not im-
pcrru.ou-. bet social connections wanted
O." odit literary Journals. ml ri'ie-i COM
idcrshi' lu.n"rt mt resting nome woik
Constitution Book. "3c. stamp, a. suer.
intrc against curlONty. Ii iENNhh
GUIDE. 20 Washington plare. Letter only.
USEFUL NAID.-Wllrg 10 do any
huu-" dutle- that may De required. Apply
-6 East t1t4--t. brtnccn and - ga ~Hfur-
day aud Monday. To 20 40 milts from
New YORK.
WANTED.-A good laundrc-, willing to
y g.ist with chaub'f,orh iu \ small family
waE., Sly per month city reference H.
qillfcd Can Monday pnd tn, .Gdy be-
tween 10 and . o'Glock. 80 West jl>t-st.
LOO Girls WANTED at CAR.
PENTER'S international Employ ncnt
Bureau. 62G Gth-avc., near 3Ith.st.
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90 Cei for Business purposes

TRACT HOUSE.
$50 Nassau-st.
IOFTS-Nsw 7.story nreprooi building.
IS IT, front by 65 deep; good light; power;
steam heat and elevator good Location: To
90 1872 Mottst, near Grand-st- lhquuv
A. MUTT, 81 Elizabeth
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Dress MahinQ.

TONS TOR TIL NENN-YOHh IRlB-
UNF WILL BE RECEIN Ed AT THE UP.
TOWN OFFICE. No. la Brood "a
door north Of 1nirty-hr,l.-t. AnG ADN ~
! EASEMENTS a: the following Branch o.
hce>: 25i sth.sye., .. cor %3i-St. log
6tha owe: lJ1 TOWth-aVc., corner -Four
tccnth.st. : go Thitd.aye.; l59 Fast Forty
sevenihst.. conner 3d-ave. $50 East 10th
st.. near ThIrd-aVc.
Y.-DKESsMAK ER.-EIcgsnt cutter and
litter S. a day, 0. at home perfect III guar
anteed IrIrL silk or cloth suits mad ia
one week FOR -lO; fancy waist coats. and
ball gowns a specially. ~ Hast lO'h'a''
near Broadway.
ARTISTIC Observation-Disclosures
moderar charge goods purchased, II de-
sired Ms McELRoY. e. East 9th-st
opposite DEM ng's.
ARTISTIC DRFS>MAk1NG.,l'erf,,oct
ht;ing costume handsome dresses Tor sI@'
Mn. OWEN 2H" We -"H-'t.
A FIRST.CLASS dtos-naAcr +, making
suits at very reasonable price, ggStdntr5s
perfcct nt: late-t style. MADAME Boo
GARD, $50 4th-avc.
AN EXPERIENCED hand on misses snd
chiidrcn's costume, would engage bN thc
day IN families also plain es.mahing work
taken home n prc.clrd. '6N or au
Miss T. ACKLEY. 100 West 4ith-st.
DRESsMAKER. formerly with 5thovc
house desires more customci- perfection
guaranteed make, cloak> Jacket. new
ma kct~ and all Sind 81 outside garments
from lsdice' own material hr, lat 81 ,Nle
fashion plates from London and Paris.
LAHEY, 1873 West 22d-st
DEESSMAKEK.- Fr,i-class French 20
out by the day in, priNat" families or 1i
home best references ~ West 34th-st.
DEESSMAK ER.-Good: 90 out by rhc
d.y. ii 30; best reference. X. BEOZ-
MAN. 327 East i23d--t
DREsSMAKER-EN on misses
drc,,e-. children clio = day or We
G., 1856 East S1th-st
DRESSMAK FE.-Forncrly with Nine.
Driden: Will make gowns reasonable a.
honc; reference. 2o2 West 43i-st.
nprc>NAKING.-M Smyth. 100 w 81
-o,h.~t uaac- hand suit- --latest siYi b.,
- IN: tr.t-cla 5 WORK ana perfect OF tuii-
entecd dr,sse- icnoicll'd nieftnc"-'
MISUNDERSTANDING talor.
made dros.e- and gown from - up. NF-
WlTkOZ. 90 West llth-t.
FASHIONABLE DEE~sMAKING fine
work and perfect fitting Mr.. JOHNSTON
l73 West "9th-si'
-FIEsTCLASS .DBEsSMAKER goes out
nv he dav. DRES>MAkEE. - h-aVc.
trgsT-CLASS FRENCH DRrSsMAN-
PR would Ike fcw w"rc ensagemcnt> in
gg%cF 2 e." W.T. si.6.-t.
EIRST.CLASS PARtSlAN DRESS
uhET.R Wishes more customers. az home
suit-, IS up. Nine. ABEL 4iS o'h-aVe /;
I'd floor.
-NNF n MICHEL DURRAND. at 100
", irfhS, f. hack from Paris with all
rc v'S styles. and is ready to give careful
attention u h.r customers.
MILLER & FENDER, ia I,icnabc dress;
makers, OF 219 west 'sth-st' ar p'epareii
10 mako elegant gowns at short notice; III
and finish guaranteed
EEIT. GARMENTS redyed, altered or
,snsi,ed Mrs. BANKER. llG West 33th.
ST.: ii yssrs with George smith, Regent
- y.H1on and Gunther's. bth-ave.
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u)ork n)anic0.
Males

| Males
| ACCOUNTANTS Expert; will open books
adapted to any business. prepare balah,e
moderate. WHITEHEAD. Potter Build
| l1E, city.
\ DETECTIVE. Of eight years police
and civil experience. wants detective work
~ any OF IL, brapche- Aoirc-s De
rECrivE. % Nss'au-st.. Room l,oo5.
4 FAIRLY EDUCATED industrIou,
man. employed morning and evening, desires
cncc T. L.. Box 1913. Tribune Uptown
once. ,2i2 Br adwsy.
\ MANUFACTURERS or mining com
pany j. offered the services Of reliable
0ificc man. VIII can take full charge II re-
CURED has had 20 yeas eApercnce = a
and systematic ana effective worAcr' high
ct rife encca; viii go cut Of city II ncccs-
sary. ;. G.. Box ~, Iiibune once.
\ PERMANENT POSITION down.
town l. desired by young man, u, where
! by los, attention b. bu,in - be- can secure
.GNanccmrnt good Iclman. quick md cor
| rect at hgLri.s and moderate ~ AIRY To- be-
gin nr,t-cla-> references. Address A.
W. l4G fnlton.st Brooklyn.
: PROFESSIONAL MAN. who has
par Of his time occupied. desires an en-
aapcmcut a, s.orctlry o. cprrr p.ndrnt or
IN editorial or literary work. for his ua'u.
ing. Nddrc.- stating nttlrr of WDr.l and
terms. G. II. o.. Tribune "ncc.
\ SPANISH young man, -. r,u ccu-
Gated would Ike position a. spanish and
English correspond mt. translator. inter-
Irct g. at any spanish aud Ems i~h Inn
DO ting house. Adr - f., 80 We 2SthS.
\ YOUND Man ~ wishes position u
~, Iii Il h.-t reference J. CDGAN, 10
Fast lOOih-,t
BAKER.-By nrot-class second hand on
bread and cake. gooi fcf renee good hand
at oven. =. OLSEN, ~ Hamlitoa-aIc.,
Eroohlyn.
roy. II. whore There IL chance for al
vancrIncnt trustworthy good habits. w,
273 Woolbine-st., Biooklyn.
ROY WISHES to got in Wholesale or
commission house % advance himself. y.
A.. I'D oth-avc.
BUICHEE's situation. by Protestant
young man who Is sober. reliable anu thor
ourhly Trustworthy has city references
Address ". D.. 70 West 30th'st
BLNCKSMITH-A steadr young man
seeks a ION In shooting and Jobh.ng shop n
noorman ard helper. Apply w JAMES,
lam,cy's. y. J "
EOoFKTEPER Position wanted bv
Young man ,jol several years "N.'rHi,'
iir-trla.s references. Addre-- A., Box
100. T+bune Uptown once. l,2f2 Il "oy.
CONGRATULATIONS man will give
very reasonable estimates on sltratlohs'
repairs etc best q reference from custom
lers. GERRY, 80 plsecker-st.' near B'way'
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flats 90 Get, FURNISHED.

FOR RENT.-To O d ,ilabic party With
,ut children q newly furnished apartment IN
Tho barcelona. lGJ West isih--t. Kent,
~ 600 FOR siNe-monih>. Can DE seen ny
applying TO the owner, Room H. 10 u. DAD
way.
KNICK ERBOCKER,
2i7 5rH-ANE.
front on avenue. Apply at Office
5TU.AVE.. 47.-KnicHerbocker apart
uents. large end elegant apartment, nrst
0oor. so feet frontage On avenue.
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KNICKERBOCKER.
flats 90 Get, unfnrnlsbco

RAEITY.-THIRD FLAT Of seven
,oons and bath at ~ East 32d-st. rent
sI,IO0; possession: ysnitor or THOMAS
Eek ERSON, 81 West 30th-st
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Gounlrp Real estate for Gale

AGENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.-DwelI;
lnss Tor sale or TO let large sssoitniens "
Handsome building site, tfms
TUBES 4 TAYLOR. 8 Beekman.s.. y. / {:
AT ST AUGUSTINE. FLA.-For sale
or rent for winter season. July fuTnlohfN
g.ntlennan's residence; attractive cornei
grounds. stable. &c. tFoio So
fHiLLiPS q WELLS. Tribune building.
FOR SALE to manufacturers ard build, build;
Railroad. with bulhhcad Waterfront ., ~
Ne,w,o,w,n1, CTeek o,o ANy sP5isoo ave az J"
FARMS on Jersey Central, one hour
out: also ,ilIace dwellings: all ImproHe'
mcrIts. GARNER, LOOMS 90"
somernlle. N. J.
FOR SALE. CHFAF.-A fiori11 none
near tho centre of most THRIVING Town va
south Flo.fia: siX-roOIu cote g. tWo--toiN
Nerandas all sid">. -a.ac 20 OK, Hri' g'''
and ,hrubbery. j. f.. BlGtLOW' DE A@nu'
Florida
NEAR HIGHLAND STATION;
ORANGE. y. j.. In finely improve
neiqhborhood Newly built dwelling -
rooms; every city convenience grounds
sii 600 \ bargain 70 prompt buyer
EDW u. UANILTON & CO., 80 broadway.
500 600 WILL BUY 5000 acres Of fine
farming and timber land 800 acre. Of
which IL finber over 100 600 railroad ties
half mile from depot and SO vnile ron the
citv OF Richmond: sold % settle up an
d. II. LYNCH,
Richmond va.
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horses ano q arrlages .

FLANDRAU & co:
Downtown. Uptown,
e72 4A%pG BROADWAY
HRO0NE 81 AND jlbI ST.
RROTGUANS straight front.
BKOUGKAMS, extension front.
TAVDATS. glass front.
IANDATS leather t"p.
OMNIBUS and f-horse.
ROO Always, pass
ROCK Always, 9 pSss.
VICTORIAS.
CABHIOLETS.
NIS-A-NIS.
SPIDERS.
UOS-A-DO>.
WAGONETTES.
PHAETONS, 4 pass.
IHAETONS, 2 pass.
RrNABoUTs.
DEPOT WAGONS.
TRIPLEX SUEKlES
BUCK BOARDS.
NEW IN DESIGN.
QUALITY or THE BESTr,
IN ALL SIZES AT 3 , W Nh IN AND
AMI TRiMMING, FORMING ..,.,,,,n
THE LARGEST STOCK or FINISHED
VEHICLES IN TIE WORLD, ,vn
coMrLErE STOCK ABOVE STYLES
SECONDHAND AT LOW PRICES.
ROAD TURNOUT for sale $3.50 bar;
,ain. roosisfine OF hand.Om bay mare.
wear, OH pra ct.cslly sound SAFE TO- ladiea
i.n troi in three minutes; leather t9p s!u.,
BIZ buggy and fine harness, HALL %
Maiden Lane
PAIR black matched geldings fCr sale
"a nards sfvlf,h drivers warItntrd -ouhu
AID kind. Apply Room 12s. III 3roacw"y'
o. stable, 2Os East 2cth-st.
PRIVATE STABLE TO LEI--2oo
Fast 2Oth-st 8 tails $500.
WANTED 80 600. 600 people 70 seno
for Blrch's carriage and harness 90 "a
iogues : largest assortment In America VIZ
moderate prices don't pay such extrs'aesue
Iricss .or harness and cafrl,erS e n
ushed 1862. Address J. II. BlRCh' BUR
ingtoa y. J.
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domestic 6ituationa n1anteo.


COACHMAN and USEFUL-MAN desires
o position; willing 70 work city or coun-
try. Address UsEFuL.MAN. Room ],
40 RrnadWav
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4. hermit Hunter Found

Last Saturday tive hunters rom Clear
f2l1 vine were out in the wilds Of the
Ale; ldnias found dead man in Andy
Eaese's camp on BocE's mountain Tie
dead mans name was John Gilland,
and tor several yo&rs he Lad lived alors
there il the mountain Businesses with
no companion Tut his dog save when a
hcutlng party would locate at the camp
time he never saw civilization, living
exclusively on the game and fish be
could shoot and catch
For a long time he lived in hut made
Of bark. fashioned Like an Indian tepee.
He wandered over tho mountain with
dog and gun. and seemed to enjoy his
solitary existence. When found it was
evident that be had been dead several
days. perhaps weeks. and tbs gaunt and
el,alcia.ed form OF his faithful dog was
by his side, almost dead from starvation
And lie would 10 doubt have remained
there and died by the side Of his dead
master and never dreamed of deserving
his post. Dogs sometimes DO things
that make us ashamed Of our humanity.
The body was taken TO Clearfeld and
burie: Oh Monday. It is presumed THAI
toe man died Of pneumonia Or some kin
Gred disease, as he had pulnoataG~J
trouble. Spirit
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Pronounced Hopeless Yet Saved.

From a letter written by MIS-, Ada f.
Hurd, OF Groton, s. d., We quote: EVA,
minated in consumption. Four doctor
gave ne up, say ing could live but sh"';
time. I gave myself no TO ny Savior, 'ic-
rtr,ned il | could not stay Wit my !lerd.
on earth, l would meet my absent ole
above. My husband Was a0yistd TO ge't
DR.. Kings New Discovery foT consumption
:vuy us and colds. gave l, = ;iis, TOT
in Mi, eish; bottles; it has cured me, and
thank GOD an well and hearty woman
Trial hltIe- RE ~ N. l.ir..iy's hrnL - re
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Construction Of q Six Ton Engine.

The i..,e-i:ltendent OK motive power
Of the Pennsylvania company. st Fort
Wayne, is low designing new ten
wheel locomotive, to be Known Us the
Glass x" 1t will have cylinders 10 by
81 inches, boiler % inches in diameter,
and tie drivers will 10 G3 inches high.
This engine viii be the heaviest pasacn-
ger engine YET constructed, and will
weigh 120, 900 pounds. 1t is designed for
use in freight rs we'll ms heavy paneen-
ger service. At present the limited e.
press is being hauled between Pittswarg
and Chicago by two Glass O" engines,
each weighing about $500 pounds, but
it is expected that ono Of the new en-
gines will be able 30 do the worE.-Eew
York Telegram.
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!aEing -. lAIAlr Advnctnr-f,

=
0'fa''''er- = ut is y,yur idea III having
room up 80 hiul?
L, t@' :itTFt >n':-A'' ar,cnrI-t Of my tailor.
-, ~ = = 90 leg II c"r.'t climb stairs
01'A y--~itt.,r AZ. .',1r.is..cr.
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oT~m0as' Peculiar Land Title
some months since the title to the
north side addition to the town of Ham.
nono' In Lake county, Ind, one of Chi
casos suburbs, came into question. The
.aa1ser was carried into the courts. and
mere 1t was shown that the land in
winch the piece the title to which was
III question, being the northwest quarter
VI tne southeast quarter Of section
| twenty township thirty seven, range
ten, mad In 1855 been by patent granted
10 .. .. Grannis. There was a record of
Inc sale OF the lands i'll 1867 by one S. w.
Grannls, but no record of any sale BY
.. >. Grannis, or purchase by S. W.
Grannls. So the judge held the title to
the land to be still in s. S. Grannis. A
search to find 8. s. Grannis was then in
s11tuted, and resulted in the location of
one bearing that name in Sidney S.
Ofannls, leading and respected citizen
of Red Wing, Mimi.
| now 1t happened that Mr.. Grannis
last summer had just completed genoa
loSlcai record of his family, tracing it
BACK to the time when the ancestors first
came to this country, and as another
curious coincidence the initials IS. S.
occur IN no other name in the whole list
than IL that Of his. IS. w" is there.
Mr. Grannls says he feels certain that
tie 5. S. Grarnis referred to is himself,
al.1 be accounts for the land being in
his .la'2le III this way: Early in the ffties
one Clark Til]iTgh4&t, for whom he had
been Wo-Si0s il New York state, went
70 C':2c*9". liz Vas u bankrupt, and
beng unable - hold land in his name
Ar. ~:r@nn!a believes he acquired it in
his (('r;sn'-!r' u",4e, knowing that, in
case ne sEo"3: ever be n position to use
It, Mi, G"':.i-~.- would 4uI;claim it to
! hllA.-Cor, C-:uA~o Tribune.
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CRUSHED

Md Not Notice the Change II
Ass o." Him.
LAW, nreocoupied, Mr.. Hankin
son." not aware of It, Miss Irene"
~ voung man answered her IN an EN-
The 80 n,av He had shifted his posi-
barrsss;, and again, as if uneasy abou,
ton and had looked furtively at he
sofne'lnne to time with a surprised, visit
from ,SN-hor;o,,sly unconscious expression
full ' o. NAV be seen on the face of ten
ncn q" week man lingering in the bust
dotRA .s,ne ON nay day morning and trying
Des 20. 20 attract the attention Of the cash
IL '~ itbout speaking to him
'a I, El,- ore not i'll, Mr.. Hankinson, ar
w No never was in better health In my
r4a 10 do hook lll?"
nc e. Irene scrutinized him calmly.
~ she replied, Il can't say you do"
.Tben why-pardon me-did you ask tn,
qu ~ thought you seemed somehow i'll a
.oso and-and out of sorts.
80 usual-er-paleness about me
Miss Ireno?"
Hl I'm the Young WOMAN subjected hi,
now crown eager and questioning. tx
~. + ordeal of prolonged scrutiny, with
Snnarentiv the same result as before.
q cannot see any. Mr.. Hankinson," sh,
replied ,,.., 4.
~ an, well. Miss Irene" he said. but J
ar-tIlat is to say, l have passed
.h,n,rh en-an experience Chat has-that
nav have left It's mark upon me-"
1Eave YOU lost some dear frieDd?" sh.
asted with earnest sympathy.
NN-not exactly" he sad. That is-no
No. ! haze not had to pass through any
avrow Of that kline"
Ks it any presentiment or warning OF
tCreboiinE:"
NO, Miss Iyr1e. The fact IS, when
sid had passed through an-expericnce
Ibid not mean anything distressing"
YET YOU said it had left its mark upot.
rol"
Il said tit might have-or may heve
done So"
II confess cannot understand you. Ac.
HankilSon'
Miss Irene" he said, with some a2Gta
ton, can you not see Tat l an changed
mA,l?'
He rose and stood before her with folded
arms.
Upon !ay word. NJ Et,nkinson," said
the puzz!ai young woman, = an totally
loss TO comprehend your meaning"
You said awhile ago seemed preoccu,
Md"
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IkAF hnifMN

" h'' 10 yUE IKE ne IL the bestT'
go }4ert0"od Der that night,
AS hear the ss.1olitr4rg fri, they saA
ALH Wa&c:lo1 IT. licIering light
! INK IKE you beet," she sa.id,
-, - ri tossed aside her hair,
ht INC think-oh, yUs, know.
iAI' business suit you wear"
- ~ 'Fh;7' h- er1c-sttoned tenderty.
,r ii's eyes bent CA her ssae,
"'e hTS aTrd then a truant blush
'- ioaVo It's tolltale trace.
'@o't' she answered with a styh,
-, .,' '"''- Nv Turned away,
'''N S"'- have on your business suit
~ ar" - rar away"
o-' ',''a~'.. n Clothier and Furnishes.
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A mule employed to haul the oars al
the Dru.u Summon mine. IN Marysville
Mon. became balky when about 10 entcs
the tunnel. OF course the owner urged
him with the whip, which 50 enraged
the animal that it began to kick vicious
ly. A loose shoe was thus vigorously
propelled from the mules hind foot, and
struck the face Of o German teamstez
who was idly sitting ON his wagon. SIXTY
feet distant He fell from the wagon az
If shot. His face wiz be marked toe
ife.-Yankee Blade.
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Rapid Transit.

Attorney examining witnesseYou say
YOU saw the shots fired?
Wtness-Yes, sir.
Attorney-How near were you to the
scene Of the ARRAY?
Witness-When the first shot was fred
vas ten feet away from the shooter
Attorney-Ten feet. Well, now tell the
court where you were when the second shot
Was fired
Witness didn't measure the distance,
Out was In The uext county.-Texas Sift-
ines
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Early Risers, Early Risers Early Risots,
me famous htle pills tor conslip patton, sick
readachc, dyspepsia and nervousness. NJ.
LIVELY.
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ioalG Tnt.er who has bt.rn invited to
"a hoiS Wont have any difficulty II
-IlihE yolr hoHSo, MiSs Galloway.
bliss Cailoway-OA. 10; Cont ti.31ll.
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a'u'e 4 ti..' "ny: Just before you ret to
H. H. :" 'Ho f,rs: corE.r. /, Il florists estab-
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Custonier-How much do you charge for
vac new congh remedy which you adver-
Use!
Clerk-Tyo dollars for the first bottle
ald che dollar for each additional bottle.
Customer hea think III take az ad-
I.'lcha! bottle | can get along without
1ne trst.-fAarcIecent;cs.l E.ra-
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semi-nendish delight often seems to possess
people Of strong nerves in sneering at those with
weak ones. The irritability of the nervous hypo-
chondriac Is ridiculed natural i'll temper. The
very genuine and distressing symptoms from which
ne suffers are made light Of Chez or "she lie "A
crank! is the cheerful sort of sympathy with which
the nervous invalid meets from the unfeeling and
the thoughtless. At the same time no complaint
ls more defined and real, none has a more easily
explainable origin when 1t is chronic Imperfect
digestion and assimilation are always accompanied
oy nervous debility and anxiety. Build up the
powers OF assimilation and digestion with
hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and nervous symp-
TOMS, sick headaches and generally feeble condi-
ZION or the system remedied. Remember that
fearful ravages are produced by la grippe among
weakly, nervous people. Hostetter's Stomach
Buffers cures it, and prevents malaria, rheu atism
and kidney complaint.
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For some months Charles Hndebrsnd,
of New Albany. Ind. had been an inva-
lid. unable to leowe his bed A few days
ago he heard al alarm Of fire IN nm
house, and ths 20 spurred him 10 acaV-
ity thak hs bounceA out Of bed Win tse
agility Of N sSa3ets, md hurr3edly naa0e
bis vav uue fson - burning house.
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STATE OF ONO, C4TY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS County.


FRANK J CHENEY makes oath that be is
the senior partner of the firm OF F. j. CHE
NEY Il Co., doing business in the city OF
Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
cvtiy Case Of Caarrh that canno; be cured
10y tie use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed IN
my presence, this 9th day OF December
A. ID. 1886.
- e 4. W. GLEASON,
SEAL Z. - Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu
cous snrfaces OF the system. Send lor tes-
| tmouials, free.
T. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
Us Sold by Druggists, IS cents