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The times., 1892-09-09
Malaria Germs.
Fill the Air and Poison the Drinking
Water.

Fill the Air and Poison the Drinking
Water.
Each season of the year has its special
liability to disease. The months of Aug,
Sept. and Oct always bring with them
more or less malaria, according to the locali-
ty. Malaria is due to a little organism
which is generated i'm water, producing mil
lions of spores, or eggs, with which the
water is filed. People drinking such
have malaria. Or, again, if such water
dries up under ground, the spores are left to
dry, and they are carried from place to
place by the wind, which are inhaled by
the people, causing malaria Every one is
liable to have malaria at this season of the
year. Malaria does not always produce a
distinct chill and sweating, but far oftener
manifests itself by the following symptoms:
Slight chillness and flashes of heat, furred
tongue and loss of appetite, continuous Gull
headache and sleeplessness, biliousness and
dyspepsia.
For malaria in all its forms there is nc
remedy the equal of Pe-ru-na. This remedy
cleanses the system of the malaria poison
and arouses each function of the body to 6
healthy action. No matter how many fail
ures one may have had to get relief from
remedies, Pe-ru-na promptly restores the
system to health. The beneficial effects OF
this remedy are felt at once, although /
may have to be continued some time t.
rid the system of the malarial posion.
For sale at most drug-stores, eacl
bottle accompanied by complete direction
for use. Any one desiring further particu
lars write The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufactur
ing Co., Columbus, Ohio, for the Fami
Physician No. 1. Sent free to any address
The times., 1892-09-09
z. NJ. O. A. Notes.

A large audience listened to Rev. A. B.
Whites address last Sunday, on the subject,
"How fell overheard" 1t was very inter
esting.
The lecture course opens Friday evening,
October 21, with the celebrated Mozart
Symphony Club, of New York. The com.
mttee has been very fortunate is securing
this combination of artists.
One hundred and sixteen new member:
have been received since July Is.
The baths grow in popularity and the
reading rooms are used more since thu
weather became cooler.
Attend the mems meeting Sunday at I
o'clock. 1t will pay you.
The directors meet next Tuesday evenin!
tor the transaction of business.
The times., 1892-09-09
Wanted.

Young men and women to become expert
telegraph operators by learning on our city
lines. Present outlook indicates that hun
dreds of operators will be needed forthe SER
vice all over the u. S. Our operators get good
positions quickly because our facilities for
teaching telegraphy are unexeclled and
backed by 20 years of experience in all
branches of the service.
The blind cannot lead the blind. Don't
waste your time and money by going to tel
legraph offices or crowded telegraph schools
trying to learn from busy or inexperienced
operators. Call on or address
G. A. SHARP,
Supt. City Telegraph Co.
General Office over Murray d Terbush's
store, third floor, Main st. W., Owosso,
Mich.
General Office over Blue Front, 1st door
north of American Express Office, Corunna,
Mich.
The cities are connected by street railway
and the City Telegraph Co.'S. lines.
The times., 1892-09-09
How to Make a Lead Tree"

This is beautiful experiment for q
parlor entertainment. Add a small So
luton of potassium chromate to glass
of water in which there is solution Of
lead acetate. A splendid yellow precip-
itate of lead chromate or chrome yellow
will be produced. Again, dissolve lit
tie sugar of lead in water and fill clean
vial with the solution. If piece OF
zinc cut in small strips be suspended
in the vial, the zinc will blossom out
with beautiful crystals of metallic lead.
The lead has been deposited upon the
zinc by chemical action.
The times., 1892-09-09

Mr.. Harris. the Corunna trainer, has Geo.
Milo i'm hand and the horse is in fine shape.
Rosa Turner by Jerome Turner 2:15M
made record of 2:2415 last week. This is
the first one of the get of this horse to enter
the list.
Ediice by Jerome Eddy made mark of
2:2SA last week.
Grace Napoleon has reduced her record
to 2:174. Rose Turner to 2:22H.
Tipseco by Louis Napoleon reduced his
record to 2:19A last week, trotting three
heats better than 2:21.
The times., 1892-09-09
Milk as Food.

For the many workers who have not yet
learned its value the use of milk cannot be
too often mentioned. The Health Journal
GAYS: "In the list of foods, whether for
strength or beauty, milk comes first, as 1t
furnishes all the elements necessary for
life and growth. A bottle of sweet milk
every day is the best and cheapest lunch
woman can have at home, in school, in the
business Office or workroom; it is all that a
child needs, and there are thousands OF
scholars, business men and other brain
workers who depend upon it every day oi
their busy lives"
The times., 1892-09-09
To the Citizens of Owosso.

The time of year when vegetation be-
gins to decay is rapidly approaching,
and desire to urge upon all the citizens
OF Owosso the necessity of placing
our city in the best possible sanitary
condition. l call your attention, there
fore, to seeing that sewers, vaults and
back yards are thoroughly cleaned, and
every precaution taken against the accu-
mutation of any substance which may
breed germs of disease. If every house
hold attends strictly to this matter we
can soon place the city in comparative
safety should the dread plague, cholera,
reach us as it seems quite possible to do.
+. A. GOULD, Mayor.
The times., 1892-09-09
A Cinder in the Eve.

A cinder in the eye may be very serious
affiiction when travelling. One of the
readiest cures for it is an 'eye stone," to
he found at drug stores, which can be car
ried in the purse. Or common fiaXseeds
are said to answer just as well. One OF
two Of these may be placed in the eye with
out Injury; they shortly begin to swell and
exude glutinous substance that covers
the ball of the eye, enveloping any foreign
substance that may be in it; then seed and
.srritant may be washed out.
The times., 1892-09-09
A View Of the Worlds Fair Build
iupa

In the form of large sized litRograph, in
eight colors, with key to same, can be OBJ
tanned by sending your address with twen-
ty cents in postage stamps, to Geo. III. Heaf-
ford, q. p. A., Chicago, Milwaukee and ST..
Paul R'y., Chicago, Iii. AS the supply is
limited applications must be made early.
Should the supply become exhausted the
postage stamps will be returned TO applicant
The times., 1892-09-09
How a Male Cat Came to Be Called Tom.

How Male Cat Came to Be Called Tom.
This was a popular contraction Of
Thomas, to denote male, as was also
Jack and Billy. The name Tom was
also used in contempt, as tomfool, tom
boy and tomnoddy. BY some it is
thought to be vulgar corruption OF
Dom, the contraction of the Latin Domi'
mus, and, naturally, male and dom cat
became tom cat, or the master cat.
The times., 1892-09-09

Never work outdoors before eating
something, and have your coffee as soon
as possible after rising. That part Of
the year in which vegetation is growing
rapidly is usually the most healthful,
and one may then be out at night with
comparatively little risk, but after the
"turn of the season" comes on, that is
after the full grown vegetation begins to
part with its juices to the air, night air
is dangerous till there has been one
heavy frost.
The times., 1892-09-09
Te;r At Flushing.

The first annual fa'r of Flushing Fair AS
sociation will be held upon the new and
pleasant grounds OF the association, in
f'nshiig on October 4. 5, and Z, 1892.
lhr association offers over $2, 900 In prem
iunis anil every effort is being made to make
tie exhibition first-class in all classes. The
new track is pronounced to be one of the
finest half-mile tracks In the state and no
doubt good stable of horses will he entered
for the races. Reduced rates have been
secured on the railroads
The times., 1892-09-09

How to Cure Insomnia, or Sleeplessness.
Eat onions, raw if possible, and bathe
the feet in hot water. just before retir-
ing.
The times., 1892-09-09

How the Expression "Boots and saddles'
Originated.
The true, origin is the old Norman
command, Boutes la selle; that is, "Put
on the saddle" This cavalry trumpet
sound has not, properly, any connection
with boots.
The times., 1892-09-09

Wanted-To exchange lots on Kiefer's
addition or one two year old colt for carpen-
ter work. Inquire of
j. KIEFER, West Owosso.
The times., 1892-09-09
Increased State Expenses.

From Detroit Tribune.
Where is the evidence of economical ad-
ministration of state affairs in the annual rs
port of State Treasurer BREASTED for 1892?
Where in that report is there proof of the
millon-dollar "saving" which is bruited
about by campaign liars? Where, even, is
there showing of that enormous Saving
i'm administrative expenses which democrat
newspapers describe for the deluslon of theil
readers? Compare the treasurer's state
ment for tue past three years:
TREAsURER's STATEMENT, 1890.
The times., 1892-09-09
The Field Of q Gettysburg

is to the old soldier and the student the
most interesting of all the earths battle
grounds. Those who go to Washington to
attend the encampment of the G. A. II. i'm
September, will have the best opportunity
of visiting Getty sburg by taking the line of
the Michigan Central, which includes a
side trip to Gettysburg either going or return
ing. For those " no wish to return by way
of Philadelphia, all return tickets will be
honored either via the short line or via
Philadelphia, allowing the stop-over at
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Harrisburg.
The stop at Philadelphia will permit of
side trip to New York and return at the
low rate of $4.00.
During the summer season the Michigan
Central gives the privilege of stopping
over at Niagara Falls at any time within
the life of the ticket returning, upon depos-
iting it with the ticket Agent there, afford
ing valuable opportunity to see the beau
ties of the great cataract and vicinity at leis-
ure.
Tickets are also sold to Washington via
Toledo and the lines south and east there
from.
The Michigan Central is the shortest
route the best route, and offer inducements
that no other line can give. For any addi-
tional information apply to nearest Mich
igan Central ticket agent or to j. s. Hall,
Mich. Pass. Agent Jackson, Mich.
The times., 1892-09-09

Buy Dullam's Great German 15c Liver
Pills 40 in each package at johnson &
Henderson, OwossO and j. =. Haggart,
West Owosso.
Lots for sale cheap on Kiefer's addition
Fat cattle, sheep or hogs taken as payment.
j. KIEFER, West Owosso.
For Sale-House and lot on Adams street.
Inquire S12 Adams street.
Buy your flower pots and hanging vases
of A. w. Prindle. They are the cheapest.
100 Exchange street.
The times., 1892-09-09

on
81 ,241, ,971. .sy
1t will be noted that both the receipts and
the expenditures for the year 1892, the first
full year of democrat administration, exceed
the same items for each of the two preceding
years. AS compared with the last complete
year of republican administration there has
been an increase in expenditure of over
$100, 900 and an increase i'm receipts of over
$S5, 900. And there has been an increase in
expenditures of $3.50 over 1891, while
there has been an increase in receipts Of
only $4,000 These figures expressly con-
tradict demo rat claims that they have re-
duced state expenses. The expenditures of
the state have been steadily increasing
under the Winans regime, and indubitable
evidence to that effect appears in the state
ments above quoted. With the two state
ments of treasurer Breasted before them
democrats have no longer any ground upon
which to mislead the voters regarding the
alleged economies of the present admins
| tratiOn.
1t was asserted some time since by Chief
Accountant Caldwell of the auditor-genLra ais
Office that the balance in the treasury
would reveal the ''saving" of the Winans
administration. There was large increase
in this balance, it was said, which increase
represented the Saving" to the tax payers
| applicable in the future to the reduction OF
the tax levy. Let us see what the treasury
statements show relative to this large antici
pated increase in the treasury balance
Compared with two years ago the treasury
balance has increased but 800, 712. 04, anC
of this increase Just S17,327,5O accrued
during the past year, the first full year o.
the democrat administration! The remain
der of the balance, amounting to S73, ,3S4.
81 accrued in 1891, during only six months
of which yea, were state affairs in democra
hands. There is then not the slightest in
dication i'm the treasury balance of tn
boasted economies of the Winans regime.
We commend these facts to the attention
OF Michigan taxpayers. 1t will require al
extraordinary mathematical genius to figur
out from the treasurers statements no,
democrat misgovernment is cheaper tha
honest republican administration. Let tn
taxpayers remember that this is the mos
expensive state administration, with one ey
ception, in the history of Michigan, an
democrat figures prove it.
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Gelp Wanteo.

Females.
A IL KINDS DOMESTIC SERVANTS,
"A white or cOl0rcd Immediately city or
country. COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT
III iiEAr. lOl West lith-.t.. and 0th.avc.
nIAMONDS. watches. jcwclry delivered f,
quest. SYNDICATE WATCH CO.. II
Last lith-st.
w ANTED.-A woman b. tako good care
w 70. b0iCe baby. 10 months Old. ana 10
hep In house. Mrs. BfOADlIEAD. 10
Attorncy-,t. corner niand-t
A DVERTi SEMENTs AND sUBSCRrP.
"A IIONS FOK THE NV YORK TKiB
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE rP-
TOWN OFFICE No. l. 2i2 Broadway, I'd
soor north Of Thifty-nrst-st. (: and ADVEH-
EASEMENTS az tile following branch OF:
nces: o54 sth-ave.. = o. cor. I'D i l5e
Gth-ave., i57 Fourth.avc.. corner Four
tecnth- ~; 700 Thlid-ayc.. corner Forty
scventh.st.; l.O26 Thiid-aye.. near sixty
nrst-st. ! 70S First-ayr. lOG Wrst Forty
.cc0nd.sL. l75 Columbus ave. ; % Libefty.
st. {; - Avenue A; 1873 Thild.ave. 20
West Fourternth-st. 257 West i2d.s;. If3
Church-st. 55i Thiri-ayo. 1913 Third.
ave. 2,05l 'rl'iri-ave hetwe"n iI2rb snf
At IN. HARLEM OFFICES, $50 East
Ono. hn nd red and -tW enty- ffth-st and 2i3
West One.hundrcd and-twenty .hfth-st. up 10
8 u. m. at regular Office rates.
In BROOKLYN at 80 Court-st. +; sos De
Kalb-ave.; 26O Bcdford-aye., and No. 10
broadway. Gp TO 8 d. m. at regular oiiee
'ateS
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flats 90 fet, lInfnrnisheo

eTH.AvE. 1,WS. COR. 86TH. Size
y CANT nat, overlooking PARK. NlNON's,
20 Broadway.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE.
242 Broadway. I'd door north of 3lst-st
Adyerti scments and subscriptions
received there until 3 O'Clock y. N.
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Mlsrtlianeo us.

,.s.x
A CADEMY Of MEDICAL HYfNoIlsM'
"A BIG West 5Jth.rt.
DR.. MCCARTHY receives pupils anu
patients daily vacancy for iDlaiid Doaio.f
Thursday evenings. hypnotic experimental
class sednce.
A DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR sent frcc'
"A Of therapeutic animal magnetism ln',e
mcrisu) postage, &c. Address Dr. NJ,
CAETIiY Academy Of Medical Me-mcIlShl
add Hypnoti,in 3lG West JJLh-st.
ENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose OF
" their left on clotblna at fair x.ing;
viii pleosc call on or address. ID" AID
MILLER ~ Gu-ave.
I AIDES oi neglected education taught ht
IL teachers residence; terms rasohapie
T.. ROONEY $50 sth-st.. near Avenue v
M ME- l.. SiNDiC. from Paris - 8h,
lVl ave. pays the highest prices for ladies
une cast-On clothing. evening ore
jewelry. brIc-a-brsc. etc. I; riding habits.
n APERHANGIN6 for the trade rea-
L sonable. 1907 3d-ave.
w ASTED.-20o epring puIlets Aa ,.s
w j.. O. BOX 80. Montowese. Ncw-hANen
Co.. Conn
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AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular oBice
rates until D. m. NJ.
25t sth-avc.. = y cor. OF 23d-st.
1852 0th-avc., ~ I2th -st.
1872 Columbils-ave., bet, west OSth ana
West 89th sts.
JOG West 32d st. near 6th-aNc.
20 West 14thst., near 5th-aNe.
PSI West sgd St., bet. 7th and 9Th aves.
1b7 4Ei-ave.. cor. 11th-<t
i.886 sd ave, between 10th and 77th sts.
I323 3d-aye, betw cen 18th and 10Th SIS.
Ops 3dave., near 0lst-st
4. 7OS 1st-aye., near 69th-st
100 3D. ave-, corner 47th-st
604 3d-ave., near Fast 3lth-st,.
SO Avenue A, between Sd ana attn ayes
II Canal-st. and 1877 Divlsion-st.
l49 Church-st, bet. Warren and Cham
bers SITS. -rN.
% IAberty-st., near Broadway.
HARLEM OFFICES:
Iea Est 12sth.ss. pe9r S "a aedd 9Th AYES.
200 West 14Sth-st.
BROOKLYS OFFICES:
~ yulton.st. 81 Court-st. 500 De .ealb-
evo.. 12oo Dcdferd-eve. - b'way'
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60 Get for Business pprposes
Gonntrn Real estate for Sale

A GENCY FOR Dwellings
~ for sale or 10 let; large assortment of
handsome building sites terms easy.
TUBES & TAYLOR. Bcekman-st. \. Y.
INOH SALE.-Sites for building summer
i boarding houses. For particulars ad-
dress BOX Il. Rock City, Dutchess Co., Ny.
HUDSON RIVER. Westchester County,
II Connection and Berkshire. real estate
rcnt. sale. f. ;. MILLS, IL East i2d u.
TNAnnN IOWN Large 4-stOIy and base
i ment house: suitable for hotel. SAL
itsrium or school ). NIXON. 60 b way.
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for Sale.

4 REDUCED PKICES.-5OO second.
"A hand wood and iron working machines;
fully guaranteed machinery bought and ex.
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 1898 hsdi.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

NIIII UtWI V5IWIC IUI ~JUIt'
L NNESTM ENT.-Near Grand Ccntrl De-
! pot might exchange: equity over SllO-
600 at per cent. :. NIXON, 60 Bway.
NEAR TH.AVE. and 6lST-ST Elegant
! Y house, side light. equal t0 corner. =
story extension. s. NIXON, GO Broadway.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
DROOKLYN.-At hargain. because Of
- death in family, 3-stOrf and basement
brick residence. 116 ClintOn-aNe. IN first
class condition lot, jOX12j feet. with fruit
trees and garden an excellent and con-
venient location for New-YOrk or Brook
Nn business man. Apply on premises.
NOR SALE-HOUSES 49, $4,000: easy
Il term: 17X40. lot 127.S; rooms and
bath heater; cabinet trim marble basin ;
artistic mantels sanitary plumbing all i'm
proyements; streets paved. +. DHCY, Jr.
owner. on premises. 1,542 Bergen-st, near
Utica-aVe.
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COACUMAN and USEFUL-MAN.-B a
cncod In gardening, care OF horses and car
liaee,; SOncr and reliable best references.
Aypiv NJ J. w. CARPENTER & CO.'S.
roG Cfh.aNa
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AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at r'tuiar office
rates until D. IN. viz:
PSI Sth.aNr.. >. q. cor. NJ Mist
1J2 Cth.ayc.. cot. l2th-st
- tOiumbn~-1Ne.. near West OSth-st.
log West i.d st. near Oth-aNe.
90 West lfih--t., Eour Sth-aNe.
257 Wet l2d st. bet. IN and sth ayts.
isI shave. cor. liti-st
.3Ys 3d.ayc., between 7,tn and 77tn SIS.
.H23 3d-aye.. between 18th and 10Th sts.
1 Oyb M-aVc., near Dlst-st.
I 1OS lstaye., near Soth-st
ESQ ,h-ave., conner i7th->t
55i 3d-aye., near Fast 37th.st.
50 Avenue \. between 30 and ith ayes.
II Canal-st. and 1871 Diyisionst.
li9 Church-st. bet. Warren and Cham.
bers ST..
. o5I 3d.pNe., bet 112th and 9th sts.
90 Liberty-st, near Broadway.
HARLEM OFFICES:
1SS East l26th-st. pear yd-ave,
2I3 West 1Z5th-st., bet 7th and Sth ayes.
$40 West 1t6th
BROOKLYN OFFICES:
aa7 Fulton Sc SO Court-st. sos De Kalb.
eve. LOO Bedfoxd'AYs. 70 R,xaA
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EL,SI,r, Able rOIOred W0mbn WUuIu
a Iike families or ladies' washing to DO Al
hama. n, GARDENER. 148 Weat 2atA'sss
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domestic 6ituailoMs Uantcl

Females.
A -A.-A.-MRS MABMBEI,G, Swedish
"A. Bureau 49, 4th-1Nr.. upstairs ir.t-
cas- cooks 80 to $50; English cock 80
-EAgiish, irish and ~ edIsh lHindresscs,
kltchcnnaids. young girls for waiting am
chambtrWOrk; c0ac hhrn, usrinl-lEch, s.f
wants. fer pri'at' families only.
A -LAEGE PtOrEsIANf EMPLOY
N. MENf HOUSE.-For hotels and PIT
Nate families: hrst-Cl9ss NAL" aad :'ini!r
hr!p ,,ith ref .onccs; city ana county
At Mrs. FLOiD'S. l3S Oth-ave.. fth mouse
aboye i0th--t. -
A IL KINDS OF GERMAN servants,
~ with hIst-cl,, ri"rrnc :, alvey o.
h1rd Tor city u, countIA: !. 80 Nf.N-
SCItEiS's Licensed Employment Agency,
IL 31.aNc. near sthSt.
a -A.--Miis 4. NJ. bAtoN > Dom stlc
a. and scholastic Employment Agency. 900
GLh-aNr. bet. 2I,t and ID Ste, II III nv's
reliable ONCE In the city all references "a.
We gateo
Y,JTNG WOMAN Of e\p,r.
n ence would Xix" position az com
p,nion Tor an invalid OF aga wOniaii, or
- nIir.ery co,rrufs.. after June 10; refer
Place, SCHENECTADY. \. Y.
A yOTN,, SM EplSu LADY VINO ~ rc-
n qnirtd the modern languages In Paris
London and Berlin, also teiche, ltahln'
music. p,.ntfng (water-c o'orsl, wants Gu
g,gement a. governess or laiy's companion
In a good family; best references, Apply
TO ROBT. HENNING. Esq, Hslmstad'
Sweden, Europe.
EISTT7 ABIE coIored woman would
"A live families or ladies' washing To DO a.
hama n, GARDENER lao Weat 2ath'ss
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Couutrp Real Gstaie 90 fet

a HANDSOME HOUSE TO LET.
"A in PlainHeld " J.. partly furnished or
unfinished; best locations Crescentave. |;
6rst-class order throughout; newly painted
and decorated all modern improvements and
cpnyenlences city water. &C. Address
A. r, Il. NJ. Pis!nreld. y. J.
ID LOCKWOOD. Y. J.-Hsndsome cottage
II 10 rooms all modern improvements
high ground, commanding fine view; large
lawn. artesian well rent $500 per annum.
Apply or address c. : KEYSER, Architect,
Ridgewood, near depot.
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Uork UanIrU.

Females.
A sTENOGRAPHER,, having eHpel fence.
"A desires a position /, Remington "a mn
references. Address l.. h. l40 MADISON
st.. BrOokIy..
II IAMONDS. watches, jewelry delivered
- easy Javnents samples sent upon r..
quest. SYNDICATE WATCH CO., ii
East lith-st
~ ANTED.--A situation as >teroerapncr
w and typewriter good ref rer ccs. NJ
dress ELLA HARPER Lyn. ont. canada
" DUNG LADY desires position a. cashier
] city or summer resort: strictly honest
and respectable j. NJ. rs Ncw-1 ofh-iNe''
jersey City Heights.
" OUNt, German American lady. thoIoueh-
L ~ experienced with the Work OF a INST
class bakery store, wishes ~ change h'r
present position b. Juno |. Address L.
Bon 10. Advertisement once, iOlo lrt-aNe.
" DUNG LADY wishes t. address, wrap
i per, or envelopes at home 30 cents per
thousand 3 Years experience plain laplu
writer satisfaction guaranteed. Address
L.. o. 18th St, Brooklyn.
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FURNISHED Gonses Go fet.

ANALOGUE Of furnished country houses
u and ''RerkshiIes" Oh application T. ,.
MILLS Il Fast i2d-st.