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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-30
The Mothers of Great Men.

A great deal has been written about
The Mothers Of Great Men" We
imagine, however, that the folks of
Loenberg, in Wurtemberg, have
started precedent by erecting men,
orials TO series of mothers of great
men. This little township of about
1000 inhabitants was the birthplace
OF Paulus, the famous nationalist
theologiau; Of Schelling, the equally
famous philosopher, and of Hoch-
stetter, the naturalist. 1t was also
the dwelling place OF the mother Of
the poet Schiller fTon. 1895 to 1901,
and of the mother Of the astronomer
kepler two centuries earlier, though
three villages in the neighborhood
contend for the honor Of having been
Kepler's birthplace. The Town Coun-
Gil of the Town of Mothers as il
proudly calls itself, has affixed tablets
to the walls OF the old castle Of Duke
Ulrich the Well Beloved, where the
Magma Charta OF Wnrtemberg lib
critics was signed by the Duke IN
honor OF Tue nI'GueIs VI Jne pOrJ AUG
the astronomer. We presume that
the patriotic Town Councillors will
not stop short at these two honorable
women, but will extend similar
tokens Of respect to other mothers Of
whom they are so justly proud
Pail Mall Gazette.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-30

small and uninhabited, and the larg-
est, Tapouteouea, is only thirty mil es
long and one-half mile wide. The
natives are said to be peaceable and
are well inclined toward Christianity.
In some sections cannibalism occa-
sionally occurs. The people depend
for support on fishing and on the CO.
coanut and pandanus trees. They
have sometimes substantial wooden
dwellings, but generally their houses
are OF a primitive order. Govern
ment in tue larger islands is by he.
reditary kings, and enc of these, King
Tebareimura, who recently visited
this country, we present an illus
tration.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-30

The statistics of the United States
census bureau show that in eleven
States aud two Territories, in 1890,
there were more children between
the ages of and i who were either
foTeign-bOTn or the children OF
foreiga-born parents than there were
native white children of the same
age.
In several of these States and Terri
tories the disproportion was very
great, so that in the public schools
an American child Of American par
entage was almost an oddity.
In the whole of the United States
there are nearly five and half million
children between the ages of and II
who were either born In foreign coun.
tries or have foreign parents. They
are, in fact more than one-third Of
all the children in the country be-
tween these ages.
Every such foreign child may well
be quite as good an American" as a
child whose ancestors came over in
the English Mayfower or the Dutch
Goede Nrouwe. Indeed, American
NAAAAHA II VI httAANS ldtI dlV OllCH
passed in stout 'Americanism" by
fOreign-born children.
Yet the child of foreign-born par.
ents, who is generally without the
home associations which go with long
residence in this country, has much
to learn at school in order to make
him a thOrOugh-go 'ng American. 1t
is the problem of our schools to as
simulate these children to an Ameri,
can standard Of life and ideas. The
number is enormous, and in any other
country of the world the task might
he impossible Fortunately for us,
the children of the foreign-born gen.
orally enter the doors of our public
schools with the best possible dis
position to become Americans
Youths Companion.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-30
GENERAL MOURNINos
WHY tie Great omcIais of Delhi Put On
the Garb of Grief.

/ tue
The HIndoo, If not inventive, is a
! capital imitator and not without a
wit as refined as anything to be found
among English-speaking people, as is
/ plain from story related by the Rev.
j. Even. Many years ago, when the
Moguli emperors reigned in the i'm
| peTial city of Delhi, a policeman.
walking along one of the streets, met
| potter in mourning.
''Oh. potter, for whom do YoL
mOurn?" he asked.
''Sadamiya, was the reply.
Dear, dear! Is Sadamiya dead?"
cried the policeman, and he hurried
of to the coroner where the BARRIERS
sat plying their trade.
"Shave my head and beard" said
he. Il am going into mourning for
! Sadamiya."
Shortly afterward duty took the
police--and at once the kotwal asked
for whom he was mourning.
'For Sadamiya, that illustriouA
person"
.'Ah, dear me! Is he dead?" ex
claimed the kotwal. "Well, well,
all die in turn! Call the barber"
Presently the kotwal had occasion
| to visit the viZler, who was surprised
TO see him in mourning, the more so
as he did not know that any OF his
family was i'll.
"Who is dcad?" he inquired.
'Alasl YOUR honor, the illustrious,
high-minded, and dignified Sadamiya
has been called away."
"Oh!" exclaimed the yizier 81
am sorry to hear you say so. What a
loss! WIN you please to call the
barber?"
The barber came and the vIziel
went into mourning Duty took him
into the presence of the Emperor,
who was startled at his changed ap-
pearanCe
"Who is dead?" he asked
Your highness, | grieve to inform
you, but that sublime custodian OF
goodness. Of honor, and learning
SadamIya, has been taken"
'Call the barber" said the Emperor
to his attendants, and soon he was
mourning with shaven head. When
he appeared before the Empress she
inquired: who Is dead?"
'Alas! that l should have to say it!
Sadamiya is dead"
But who is Sadamiya?" she asked,
for even in India women are endowed
with curiosity.
"SadamIyal Sadamlya! L never
thought of asking, but the vizier
knows. Is lall see him"
The yizier was summoned and the
Emperor demanded: who is this
Sadamiya we are all in mourning
fOr?"
"Reallv, your highness, l never
thought of asking, but he kotwaI
knows: l shall ask him.
But the kotwal could not tell; no
more could the policeman, but he
would ask the potter.
"Who is this Sadamiya we are al
in mourning for?" the policeman in
quired of the potter.
You-yOu-dO-nOt- Ot- mean-to-
saY-you-are-mourning-for Sada
miya?" he stammered.
Yes, l am, and so is the kotwal
and the vizier and the Emporer"
Dear, dear. Whatever will be-
come of me-" cried the potter. 'In
mourning for Sadamiya? Why
Sadamiya is my-donkey.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-30
Water-Proof.

There is published a new method
of filling up the pores Of wood with
waterproof material so that boxes
made of it will hold liquids The
method is applicable for the construc-
tiOn Of the outer cells of electric bat
terles, butof course can be. turned to
many other useful purposes The
wood or complete box Is FIRST all
thoroughly dried. 1t is next placed
in vessel, which is then exhausted
Of air By means of an air pump. The
protecting liquid is now introduced
IN sufficient quantity to cover the
wood.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-30

A pretty face is much, but L
may be allowed TO say. a pretty
face is not half so attractive to the
more discerning of the lords of crea-
tion as a winsome nature; and, of
course, it is less hazardous endow-
ment for Its possessor. And, more
over, and best OF all, the winsome ma
ture, unlike a pretty face, may be ac-
quired by every girl who sets her
heart and soul upon it.
OS one head l am very sure-njnety-
five men out of every hundred are
conquered by unfeigned simplicity and
trustfulness in women as they are con-
quered by no other feminine character
istic,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-30
A MAN ln trouble ALWAYS has more

A MAN IN trouble always has more
trouble than is necessary.
BELIEF is involuntary. Nothing in
voluntary is meritorious or repre-
hensible. A man ought not to be con-
sIdered worse or better for bis belief.
SWELL, do you regret the end of
your summering, Alice?" Every much.
had such delightful timer' "What
did you do mostlyr' played solitaire
with Jack"
"a MAN can't help his personal ap-
peance," said Rowne de Bout "He
can't select his eyes or his hair. d"
"No," replied Upson Downes thought
fully; ''he is lucky if ne can pick his
teeth"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-30
HE OLD MANS THANkSCIv-
INC.

Wen tn Winter SHOWS a meltln'
An III naples yield their san.
An a wealth Nv pOsies natur. pours
In mother eaTth's Wide lap:
There be days wen even bre tthiu'
Seems IN highest sort er iiy.
An IN ole man cuts a-humiiin'
An lergits he amt boy
" en- IN corn begins ter tossaI
An tn oats is CROWN strong.
An tn gardIn' truck Is meller:
An tn AIR is full NV song
Nv happy irus ana insects
shrIin forth their Laws
Wy tn ole mans heart gets joyful
An he ADDS hIs mite u praise
Wen IA, barns are filed nth plenty,
An tn rIpeued haryesls stored;
Wen heap o tOOt tisOme dainties
fll m wide IhanKscivln' board.
Wen he sees ms sans an darters
Into men au " men grown.
'lih heir yOEn Guns all about en-.
An his arm-cherr's made throne.
Ihronged about 18th happy Oabies.
Lattiu' TOun' their gTan'pap's Enes
" y he wonders what tn feeIiu's
w King might chance to be;
An ne seems ter sense II somehow,
An, Ter reccunlZe tn truth,
lhet In Their fun an frOlIc
lie KIN live agin' his youth.
-tEDITH NJ. NoRhIs. In Yankee Blade.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-30
ENoLANo.s ACQUISITION.
The Annexed Gilbert Islands In the West
Pacific Ocean.

The recent annexation by Great
Britain Of the Gilbert Islands In the
West Pacific ocean p2akes a glimpse
at these small specks on the ocean
Interesting. The islands form a
group of sixteen and are OF coral
formation. Some Of the islands are
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-30

II is sometimes all right to defy
your enemies, but in doing that too
many people defy their friends at ths
sSme time
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-30
THREE FAIR REBELS.

CAH International EpjsOde.)
FRANK POPE HUMPHREY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15
Brooklyn Real Estate.
Real estate tuanteo.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ NOEK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RE-
CEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. l,23S Broadway. corner Thirty-fr-t-st.;
lao Broadway. corner 26tb-st., until Q
J.. m; 20 West Twenty third-st., corner
shave. 152 6th-sve. 1873 fourth-avc.,
corner Foulteenth->t. $50 Thlrd-ave cor
ner FortV-seVenth-st. ; ] 026 Third-ave., near
sixy-nrst-st.. LOS First-ayc;, LOG VS.:
Forty-seco ud-st. 1902 Columbus-aVe.
40 Ninth-ave.. corner 72d.st.; so
Iiberty-,t., g. Avenue a. 1928 Third ave.
and the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East one
igndr d-snd-twenty- nth St. up 10 8 y. M,
and 2OG West One-hunfrcd and twenty fifth
ct at regular Office rates.
1-stcry house. about 1S-iect
w wide with bathroom e1tcns on q, d.
ton between I'D and 92c SIS. eth and oh
aVes., o. between West End and Riverside
ayes. state full particulars and lowest
terms. Address Box No. 10, Tribune Offioe.
NITANTED.-Good fam stocked West
w chester. Orsupe. Duchess counties y.
Y, Tor nice house, and 40 lot. cIsy OF
burlington, y. j.. excellent renting prop
efJv: opportunity seldom Offered. ' J. W.
FIELDER 80 Liberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15
Boar0 tOanieo.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE III.
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. 23o broadway. corner Thirty -Lr-t-st.
l,1f0 p oadway, corner 2Gth-sr. until 5
L. III; 20 West Twenty. tnird.sJ. corner
sth-ave, 1872 6th-ave.; 1913 FouTth.aNe..
corner Foufteo nth.st.; 160 Third-sve.. cor.
ner ferty seNenth-st. 026 II rd-aN... !ear
sixty-hrst-st. LOS tr-t-ale. lO0 Wcs.
Forty -secon DIST; l,O92 C0lumJus.aNc.
40 Nintb-sye.. corner - l-st 80
Liberty-st.. 81 Avenue A 1873 rhird.ayc..
and the HARLEM OFFICE $50 East ono.
huner, d ardt euty -nith-st.. UP TO : D. M.,
and 200 We, One -huudr-d- and .tWeutT-hith
81. a. regular ofhcc rates.
ANTED.-A Los' Ging-ps Te for . young
w Idly with r hucd AHier. raa family
whore there Are no other bosrf.r~ aud
where the lady ~ the house VIII eNarri-f-
come ,sp@e al care And sup rVisioa for small
ezra charge. Ad1fess giving location ard
iull part, I4ars HOW ARD. TIbgnc Up
town OAco, ,23s broadway
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A LII KINDS OF German servants. with
"A lrst-clsss references. always on hand,
Tor city or country |. SONNENsCHElN ,
Licensed Employment Agency, - 3d-ave.,
near fh-gf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15

A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT. ex-
"A perienced colOred nurse 10 take full
charge OF bringing mp infant on bottle best
cry references. 3l4 East 55trst., parlor
floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15
Domestic 5ituations mante0
Males.

Males.
A DVERTISEMENIS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
CEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
lao Broadway, corner 26th.st.. until 0
p. M; go West Twenty third. st., corner
shave; l52 0th-ave.; 1873 Fourth-ave..
corner FourteeHth-st.
NOU NJ ENGLIsHMAN married, no chill.
dren, wishes situation % take charge
Of fats understands stesm heat or furnaces
Address JANiTOR. Box 10. Tribune Up.
town Office. | 23S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15

y Of medium height and neat appear
ance wants . situation ~ coachman ana
groom in a prilat. family; Will be found
generally useful around a g'ntleman's place :
no objection 10 country; good city driver,
W!th y~a.-' city references from laet onl-
pIoy-r. call or address, WILLIAM CON
NLLI.A. ~ GLAhAn.-.t. HLnnkLNn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15

roACHMAN.-By married nan. thor.
u ough.y understand, care Of hcsses and
carriages, II years nrst-ciass city refer
.ncet honest. sober. willing and obliging T;
his lat employer can cerlfY 10 all. Gail
or address !. C.. JS4 Park ave.
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Grlp i0anlco.


4 TENTS AND GYMNASTICS male OF
y female ~ 70 81 dailg profit, sure ;
,Aycrience unnecessary; no tslkins r.
ocular. oddr,-s /. PUTNAM 4 CO.. Wes;
Wlnsted. Conn.
Males
a Y6EE Ti;iBUNE Vii {E RI
CTfVFD ~ THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
40. l,23s Broadway, corner ihit'y-nrstI,?t :;
H. m. 30 West twenty -'Alri- IT,. corner
Eth-aye.j I52 Oth-sve,j l33 Fourihaye.
corne- Fourt,-ntI- IT. 100 tll'f-''r.. cor
ner Tortv-scvenih-st; o26 > hiid.ay near
S,Gty.Irst--t los fif-t-aNe.. io8 West
Eo,fv.s.c.ud.s' IOgy Columbus ave. .
ITO Ninth-a ave. corner "a t. 80
LbSrty.st. - Avenue 4, 1893 ihird-sNe
H,GTEOPOLITAN AGENCY. many y'ors
III @stlbl.shed reliable and very stcces1nl
IN pl.cinr mon "a good pos. ton orders con
tuInIlv coming n foi all kinds Of male
hsip; paff .cusr attention Ven 70 better
ciass % positions. MF1KnPoLiTAN EN-
PLOY NEXT AGENCY no broadway.
SsNI.IsMAN. outside saic-in4si no SUI
me- or prddlinq energetic uielliFont
American. win nDrs -N"fRhce and pluch. can
-crur. rood position wIth hr-tcls- b0ut"
business c,tab. % Only li.p-" Miscarriage
address with 'fefc ences -Guhg t"fns aIi
"xrerlrncc. MANUFACTURER. BOX -,
Tribune once.
lx-A%ITp.- solicitors OF good addrcs-.
w ceplblc u selling good erergotr ga
p.renyeiing ~ CONNER clul tihN'll''s VINO
a., ,t,od ~ t,,. road and with D. remain Il
IomS. Apply - J. Il. ARNOLD. 800
Lr01dway
WANTED Strong young man 10 help
w shippine clrrk; wages 30 Address
Johnson. Box 3 Tribune ONCE.
xsrANTED-m New YORK as and Brook
w ivn lou-e. to-hOiL-e ~! ~sinsn o. puf'
soap. :. MOrfSoN, Rochester y. y
H,ANTED. -I;apid typewriter .Yostl for
w Two 10 thro, vcck-. 4. Z. H.. Tribune
once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15
Business Cbantce.

"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL 81 RI
CLINED Al THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
no; ! 2dS broadway corner fniriy-hr,t-,t :
lJAO IL oaiwnY. conner 2ttn--t.. u''l .
p. m. 270 West Twenty.thlrd--t. corner
Sth-aye;; 1852 0th-ave. 1853 FOur'h-aye..
corner Fourt, enth ST.. 76o 1hlrd-av~., cor.
ny Forty sevcntn.st.; ! .026 tn dave, ncu
sixty hfst-st.; LOS First-aN.., l0u Wet
FortT'sccond-st.; l09S t0lumbus-sNe. (;
Ito Nihth-avc.. corner 90 =. %
L.berty.st.. 50 Avenue A, S2S Third ave
A HARDWARE and hou~-fgrni.hin bust.
= ness Tor sale at Mi.ii.Msbr.de", y. V.
Mount Vernon. y. Y.
~ INVESTMENT u 80. 600 bv one or
~ nor capitalists viii rctuu over so Oid
PEE. annuu. Boz a business having prp Lea iv
no Emit ana uIIy weak competitor. now
coming money. x. A.. Tribune OA'ce.
A LAWYER having exceptional oppor-
~ turiti.> 70 -pcculat in fed c>ta:'.
wants $1,000 n, tal can douilr money .
VIII guNortce principal and divide p-o9t- ,
best reference fuf character. ". rri.tEN.
Box no. H'o"kya =. %.
CAPITAL WANTED 10 p RECT aad into.
" du-" mach ne TO- ~ Ing. biaci.i Z
Nrt polishing tnH;- AID sND"S p1fstf just
rlantcd Addre,- y. II. COOK 90 Fulton
-. RrooNvn.
II ENTI> IS..A ra,-cla.. Win lo.a ~ &.
~ tic. Ia, magnificent iron; Ia lor met
moor. which b" WIZ 10 % egoa dentist n"
post on q, commanding. Adi!ceS ADVLR-
Using OFFICE. l33 East Eth-'t.
T. OK SALE CHEAP. ou account Of -lck.
u'-- q fancy AID dry gOyCs tore.
Inquire ~ ~ulnyan.~t
ICEMEN. INTENTION BIDS received.
cOutract, made TO- the finest kcnnch~c
iI;iv"r ice; d'li.crci on board cars az BAH.
Ne. corr. pond.nre ."l. ~ Fl; W. !.
BRADBURY & Co. Fairfield Me
7 ONG.E>TABLlsHED confectionery bust
IL no. for sale. iG C. 4tet.. OPPOSITE
.V Hal B-oo-I'n.
JlACHINEKY DRAWINGS and design.
wi lnl wanted hy an cncin o. q l. lea.-'
experience CITY AdGIc.~ ENGINEER.
RoV l.. Tribune once.
ID IULANTUEOFIST would y-oat,v favor
Il poor business Han with lpil n $500
for one or t"n f'lr' will p'f good ~. -
6ud furnish excellent raf'rc.ce,. Addras~
LEGITIMATE BU SINL>~. 20 West lith-
-. Room %.
DAEINtE WANTED wir. -iNso for u
L Interest in patent. q. know "fg"d by
vc.i-inown patrons 4 10 J lf'i,nD', "v-
'hsnr"t Ati r.- ~'l!Il Tribune Up
'"n Once. -s- hr"'hFet-
=, ALr~NAN. tm,-aus JOB NeU.Engianl.
- van:s DE Iuc: Urf sample. 80
dress IL. = ~. 1rhuu" orr.
iy'ANTED-A pushing. cI'f-rt!c young
w man. sta about 5000 rfIifal 10 igyc-t.
/, tOkc q responsible p'-It0l and Interest
with an old e~tabil -nfd uru 100 tn- Who'll -sir
-four and grain 'u-.nr'- Hr Drl"N lN4i. l-
au o.c. llcnf one for az tI nan -iring
20 start on 100 lf-.N. co. fhf pot 90 4.
highly respectable 0ul fairly 'euHn nuf..
bat the Investment alone w.ll not hr conhld-
crad. the applicant himself ml-' br
.Au-tier." fLOCE And GRAIN. Tr.b-
ur" ONCE.
WILL INVEST 90. 600. VITA sct,lce~.
w In ~orc reputable hu-l.f-- fiaI ufI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15

HOACnMAN-Fy medit m->iIcd man
~ thoroughly understands the care Of inc
horses aud carriages rkllful. careful city
driver. = years reference strictly temper
At" willing and obi girg can be- highly rec
Commended by former aud last employer.
Call or address jJ3 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15
ruork Uanit0.

Males.
DVERTISEM FOX, THE NEW
A n,th 1tEInJNE ILL BE RI
INV - ar THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
Xa 23s broadway, corner Thiity fret u. =,
I Ia Vlo.dw.y bonner 2bth-st., until y
80 w. 20 West twenty thrd--t corner
shave 15o Gth-aVc. 1913 Foufth-avc.,
,,,.s, Faurtrnntt.rt $50 Ihlid-aNr., cor
,,r Foriy .snyenth.-t. ,O2G Thifd-aFe., near
Stttv.u.s..st 700 fir-LSNe., lOV West
I,rf,..,.. 3D.. EST. Op- toluIbua-ste .
! no NaDLn-zvc., cofner "a It %
L'berty..... - Avenue \. S-3 Ihlfd-ayc.
WIN. l.. HAKrUNG.
a. Eypert Accom- ant and Auditor,
Barnes building. Room ~. = r"ts Ho".
CToi-N1ANT. expert. account invcs-
4 ti.efed baltnrr~ aud stat mrnt, IRE
I.,rcd Z. ". BALDWIN. Room -. 40
liToidwaY.
COUNTS or books checked cOuE't Mt
4 accountant. work must be- dope a. i,"r o,
- ft,.,-h suitable ittiheet Address
EUok-. ~ West l4tn-,t, room
IMpIrIOI's young man want, emplo,,
\ ','cni ~ anythiny can fnrnish Al rel
crancc. +. " $50 West l@h-st.
I-0I-SG MAN 40. de.ile. situation
A .rv Kind not afraid u hard work.
LARRY PARKUS. 2j3 HenIF-st
ssIsTAXr BooKKEEPER. = Young
4 nan desires position thorough knowl'
eece 81 double cntrys hist.. H. r.. iecoinin.h'
Ts-ion .. ID. W.. Tribune Once. ith-ANe'
and f4th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15

A LADY Of thorough knowledge Of house.
n keeping or any other position VI trust
desire, situation. Address II. \. B.. 1rib-
une Uptown ONCE, .23S Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15
domestic Gituatlons rDante6

4 LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
n MENT HOUSE.-For hotels and pri.
,ate families 1rst-cls,, male and female
help. with references; city and country.
At Mrs. FLOYD'S. 13S 6th-ave.. 4th house
ahnNe l0th.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15

q OMPANION 20 gentleman neat alpesi
x ing. experienced IN fTl'"lllng GOOD cnar.
actir and reference or 20 a valet noder-
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ID Ok1EK or WATCuMAN WISHES u s,ua-
ton IN a store by a good man Of nea,
appearance softer and reliable; b"ct 0. ref.
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Citn iical estate for Gale.

DOR SALE.-3O)-393 Wost 13Sth.st.. be.
snd basement houses decorated restricted
ne 81. 0rhood easy terms also houses on
EdgecomO-ave., between 13sth and 139th
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