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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02
The New AerohantS,

Operated by the Merchants Hotel COM
psny. now bsgs TO announce that its rooms
are open for the reception Of guests. Rooms
will be offered 10 transient guests Ut $1.2E
per day (parlor foor). 81 per day (third
floor), Is cents per day Fourth f1oor). Ex-
ira for more than enc occupant. All mod.
arn improvements, steam heat. electric
light, return electric call bell system, and
sunshine in svery guest chamber. Brussels
and velvet carpets used exclusively through
out the house. Office. elegant bar and
billiard room, cigar stand and palatial bsl
bsr shop on first floor.
DINING ROOM RE-oPHNED,
Tho dining room in this hotel has beer
leased to and is now operated separately BY
the Misses Maggie. who are prepared to fur.
nish beard. Meals 50 cents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02
HELENA IN BRIEF.

Jaokson's music store. Bailey block.
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Queen City Lodge No. AZ, 1. o. o. +.
Meets every Saturday.
Regular meeting Of the above lodge will be held
at Odd Fellows Hall this evening. Sojouruing
brothers are cordially invited.
r. W. NELL, N. G.
o. G. KIRKwoLD, Rec. Secy.
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wan Arrive To-Day

The following passengers will arrive at
Helena to-day at 1:35 on tho Northern
Pacific: Frank Dillon. F. Il. Kelley, James
Winscott, w. +. Longnecker. Mrs. X. II.
Babcock. 8. Price and sister. Mrs. Il. Hun
ter and daughter, Mrs. +. Polk. Mrs. G. M.
Bowers, Mrs. F. b. Tucker, George Strap
and wife. E. w. knight and wife, Mrs. w.
i. Vslie,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02

July z. 3 and 4 the Great Northern will
soil tickets to points within a distance Of
5Oo miles OF Helena at one and one-afth
fare for the round strip.
b. ID. LANGLEY. Gen'I Ticket Act.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02

Electric gold filings without pain at DR..
Skimmin's dental office, corner Sixth and
Main. Vttalized air for the extraction OF
teeth.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02
fourth Of July Rates.

F0uECA u uIy 1t8E61.
On account Of she Fourth Of July, 1892,
the Northern Pacific railroad will make .
rate of = fare and one-ffth for the round
trip between all stations in Montana within
= radius of 800 miles. Tickets ON sale
July 2, 3 and 4. good to return until July s.
A. D. EDGAR, Gen'l AIT.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02
matinee this afternoon. See Ksianks.


The celebrated jackson corset waist in black
ana colors At Butcher Il Bradley's, only.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-02

roster Kid gloves five hook, in all colors and
Every pair warranted, VS."
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. NtNUFtLI CUs,
Enosburah Falls, Vermont
low Z
EARNED
AN
isLAiip.

iatsrPrtssae To"n~ Marf Trus 4 "a. f,.,,c,,,A
fis,1 ~ y y@rA ~ sisasy ard INSIDE fnpary fsstss
't,ali tnrsnaer h"tel III dootsureecat t4t mi -
~ hl ~ tIe lusInesa IN which made tfg niece
=, ruc ~ 81 Shall = Instruct ard fart ya- gstJ,;
- 90 so yoa Wefk indnstrou.iy yen vii In a..
etn se eafhed - err ino o. vofk 40.
"a III ~ ~. - n ~ nose IN either for. young o. old
80 etio WorE Eafyto learn fnruisi sesrytfioy ~
~. Hn COYOTE vnnr spare moments or All Vot,ss
v1rE ih' eniirsr new Loaf brs~, uondSrf9t 49,,
go WTher Hcginncre a~s oafnif from es III,
- fgr We1A aus upwards and moro al - ffsfs.-
rnr, ilfni'h You tho employ I've fcse 10
1910 lNiaif 81 aEe rffi1fVaInHe a. rrs r@fIg. 4.
-, ~ efeet u'ef Wsalii swing goufer frrss -l
~. 600 every inaHsffions wafkaF Wlsrss ~ - ~.
Lrn pc du.nr you waot 20 know aissrt AZ I.
~, ~ ~. ~ .tse i,eay means f1uch money I6st Ia
- III IN ~ bee int ifyoo wii wis 70 o.
TRUE A. CO.. Sex 400, Nueoss.. sf.s..
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INSURE!
T. T. McDOUGAL,

ADVANCE OFFICE, Ceredo, w. Va,
represents five irst.class fire insu.
rance companies, having recently
added that strong and popular com.
pany - Providence. Washington -
This company was organized in
1899 and it: assets amount to ST..
374,54S 81. 1t is the third oldes,
American company. and the seventh
oldest in the world. Policies writ.
ten at the Ceredo agency.
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Read the following

One rs horse power McSamar portable
mill, good ooiler wagon, one top saw RIG. one
Inch SAW. one ~ inch Jaw. one top /.
edyer amt cut-off saws. about ~ IL. shafting
with puileys- In excellent oid-r; everything
complete for tirst-class mill VIII cut Is Ia
w Thousand II. per day. Good reason for
selling. Here's bargain. Price, 5000, In
payments to suit purchaser. This mill six
teen months ago cost 2.S0.
One 2, horse power Griflith & Wedge port
able. vertical mill. one etiger. two log true ks
nud governor one Hauck inspiration. one
boiler wagon, one % inch saw one sc inch
saw, two Is inch saws. one top saw. cant
hooks. one tool chest. with tools. one hue
expander, with about 1900 feet of saving 81
contracted tor, for which the owner will pay
~ CO ITS per hundred feet. Price, $500; sou
cash, balance In and IL months
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-06-29

Etsiern standard Time east of Clifton Fory.
Central Standard Time west OF i.ii3ine
Nos. = and IF. r. V.--Fast FLYING W.
gihiHn- Nertibul- Limited Entire frsin VIII,
uIuu1Ing cars runs through To New York Wis,
~, 49,, WIN psrior ear CharIutte,yiiI,.
To DID Point via Richmond
ms, Nns; and 2.-solid trains with Pullman
I Iv.Ift Stepping ,Hrs b@iwren Cincinnati and
H71hctVrrt and old Point Cenfnrt
Trains do not step at stations where limo a..
not shown ""eio tiihe is
=, hTrct connection Is nade for Ivncbh,r.
i,Nhr ne GierhsOnTo, PeterShurR We,dnn
"nustsi". wilmington and ChnrI,Stnn
east f'"'N ih ihe SOutn-
Apply to any Ticket Agent for add,,,o,a,
tnfOffuati n W. "uu''I"hdI
OSCARG. MURRAY IL W EtrttID
Jrafir Manager. GENT pasS a.,
Z. H. RYAN, DIV. PaSs'r Agt. t,inrin,.t,H
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A PATRIOTIC WORK.

Every person Who is opposed 70 Free TraA.
envoy aud favors American Industrial Ind
Pendonoe secured through tho pol,ey ~ Pm
lection. should read the document, pubn.ho.,
oy the American Protective Tarin LEAGUE A.,
apa'rio'io Citizen els your duty 70 place the.
documents In the hands Of Jour friends. Tb.y
are interesting aud instructive, and .mb,.o.
discussions % all phases Of the Tar,s o...,toD
Ihe League publishes over % different aoe,-
@en''' comprising nearly roo pages Of pl.,n,v
PRINTED carefully edited and reliable l,forp..
uon' Among TIE authors Of these docun.o,.
80. lion. James g. BiAfns; WIN. n.K,,,.v n.
,',s. OI DhiOs Senator a. 81 fsuils,en ~ fits
semaioT a. 4 pss%%ssspe y; Dolph. Of Oregon
es1y..,,I 4elnei 5snatOr Casey, Of North Jstoss.
S.9a.or yustin 2. MOrriI Of Vermonss $500
Tbows. NJ ,Aiarich. Of Rhode Island, lion.
r. P1rfe5' - W. ~ , neE JgrseY; Hon Robert
t i ne AgriouituraI IJspsftasnt a a DRgpSss.
III ,omm0dors w, ~. r. H1Tbess ~, ~ z
a. io,.s n ~ reI ora ConTres en- Doliive,
Boston, X y, y. y2nes David HAL Rico. On
55T,E.P. " ilier, % New Yort H5s ~, Itshn.asG
w ~ 49, 1901 lion. 2. = EdgaLds, d Teras. j1d9s
Of Nss yg senoe ~ ohioi Hon. u. a. iisrfimss
Hnsieys OF Tennessee. A' H"Vsh
This complete set % doeunen,s vii n. 80.
~ ofsss' post paid, for my go Cents
aelIess. wilbur y. Waterman. soe'y. No. "a
80 lEeuty-fhird street. New York.
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To PRINrKRs.-I have model Job Press
self-inkrr. size inside of chase. 6xa for
which will take s2u00 cssh. II does excel
lent work Aiso one Eagle card cutter which
cost si2W, W III ssi for $50 cash. Reason
for We ling hay, psrchas d a new press and
paper cCttsi.
T. MoDorGAI.
C'redo. w. Va.
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FpanS Tabules Tor liver troubles
Fipans Tabulcs arc Of great value.
bipans Tabulcs cure ycfofu'a
Fpans Tabulcs cure nau4a.
Rip1us TahuIcs cure jaundice.
firais Tabulos ,q4o the blues
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sDuily. tDaiy. excerpt ~uud.v t1~t,
where tine u OiuIite.i lrdn doe X not st,,p
Fnf further information, -at ttfv-t, 81.
cnuuectluiIs aud turfugh time e iii a., 80,
Ticket Agent, pr address
JoHN J. A RcugE
49,. .... - v. e g.. u .rfif
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NOficei

lDcai aaen needing superior fps,r.
supplies for their Ofice or cnsf,,, 2
,,n espeno with the RoUGH NoTgs com pa.
S,,,r,irl" e,ii ia Publishers 81 ROUcu
"es'i "nd Other publications. ~ '"'
yours truly.
q. II. MAUrr~.
The KOrGH MOTIFS Co
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Real Estate Department.


v,howeve
all
"a ndng Fort
IA trade enrhp
best
Address al communications THE AID VANCE Cerelo w Va
Rad al.c ,Iau.
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FARM ON WHITES CREEK
FOR MALE

have for sale a farm OF two hundred
acres, on which In good frame dwelling
containing ak rooms. About l6n acres OF
thislsnd 10 cleared and under fence There
In n good well near the house: also n good
orchard, grapes, ate. The land lays we'll and
has an abundance of water This farm L.
situa.ef only four miles from the mouth OF
whites creek. this county, and about i've
miles from the y. h w. X. X. Terms. $500
per acre, one-third cash, balance In two
ana three years, with security and lawful
interest. Call on orwrite T. T. McDOUGAL.
Ceredo, W. Va.
For SALE--One lot Ok Io, on which IL m
twostofy frame dwelling, situate On East Let
Stree, Cereio, w. Va. The property rents for
500 per month, and II spiendidIy Located.
Terms. $40 For further Information address
L. i. McDougal t'rTedo. W. Va.
For SAL. OR ExCHANGE.-Good business
property, In gos'd town I'm Kansas; town h.
~ countv-seat and the division Of the
Chicago, Rock Island & l.. r. r. Thi.
property $50 ~ one-hslf u block from the
Court House Square, ON the main busine
street The building Is 4xS0; front store
ruD'n, 2txao. with four nice, living rooms i'm
the rear; has good cistern, he: house coal
mouse, wagon sheds, yard with good high
fence, brick walk In ward; has a. fine barn
years and IL at present rented, but occupant
viii vacate ut any time. This liz excellent
property and "a TN ryain will be given IN taken
at once. VIII either sell Oh trade for C.redo
property.
Call on the proprietor Of this paper and az.
photo OF the property and receive further
particulars.
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~ .uoft stores zach month and article,
a., -, iH-nif'I. and All matters 81 Interest H.
~ Irisshfld csn be h,nud iu Aprufrp,s
ii'aE MACtIfNE. philadelphia, Pa Tbi,
y ti,k"Nl"t ir hnfiy Illustrated. 81 n "A y,.ar
''"Pi' c"py Tor hYe tNp.cent sfafnns
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-06-29

TWO lo,1 for sale. situafed on corner
- w ~ of b and Bridge streets, t'crcsio
w Va, on viii IN IL y house containing four
rnmS Possession given immediately. The
property renis or 81 10 n month. In month
THIS property may be worth twice he amount
now asked forit Now ~ the til to invest.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE:
Saw Mills for Sale. ~. .er...s ,... ,-. ,..,.. -.

on acres of land lying on Miller's Fork, q,
~ miles east of WayneC. H.. w. Va, 10
sale, or exchange for real estate In Csr-slu
rorty-nve nc res are cleared and under fenc,
contains irDn ore and coal and In chea, a
the price asked. Title clear. Price. sl,no, ,
portion of which must be cash; balance OF
Time with security and legal interest.
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FARM,SS

A FARM ,S sr rn midi. aS sG% cs;ssS
Z. H., whore John Drown lives, conta ming
100 ncrrn. s5 acres of which are under Gu II wa
non. There are three good log houses on tho
land, three good lasting wells. good garden,
GOOD orchard. STABLES. out -hou-es, md plenty
ot clear stock water from springs Price, si2.
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Trains !, and arrive ut and depait
rom Central Union Depot, Cincinnati,
ihAKihg direct connection without transfer
To aud from Indiana polls I;hicayn ~ Inm'
anu Inc Wet ana South-west. Trains Il. 10
10 ana - arrive ut and depart from fourth
street D<pot' between Smith and John SITS
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kendaII's SPAWN Cure,

hoSro vfsro, Colo, Dec. Il, usss
IN ~. J. KENDALL CO.. RnosburEh Falls Vt
eoentsc-In the year 1885, treated with Kendat,..
Ifpesin cure a hone SPAWN OF seven yenrs stand
~ nea!iy AS large as q hens aud conn ntctcf-
rm.opPeo me lsmeness and removed the cniarxS
nsent. nave worked the horse very hard 90.
since No never has shown any larnsnesa ,,ts,,Sr
can see any difference Ia the alas OF the hork 'i''
Huy' v. b COOLEY.
PTtes ~ per bottle, or sir bottles Io,
90 All drU00tsts haro 10 or can oet a
Jor BoH' or 10 sottt DO sent TO ana M
dress oS receipt Of price or enc pTonrIe-
DR.. B. J. KENDALL co.,
Enosburah Falls, Vermont
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kendaIl's SPAWN Cure.

n. Little ROCK. Ark. Aug. &C, 20
,Ssnts-It is with the greatest satisfection TINT
,orm you tnst have cured the following Iseases.
1wesney. shoulder oiut anne es a. - in n
LSmenesee s Ana : an working on Hip-J oint
Spevn Cure. IL IL the best LInjment Tor yna !, ~,
oeast nave ever used. Recommend IL 10 Mi horsa
SSw.uesa horscs that have worked on are yaIuahtc
LILY NJ WITHOUT your Liniment would be- worthless
Ilenas who used IL for Sprnins and
tney over used Yours truly. K q. g. WELLS.
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THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Trims Nos 2 and have Pullman Palace
daily. '~s"
KenOva Division.
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o. e. Big Sand R'y.
Time Table.

In effect Monday, March ~, 1890.
pNS .Id Ho;Sn NoBTHwARD.
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p U. FINWE III, q q WFTTUV
Asst Gem Pass. Accnf GEM pas. -,
j. II NORTBUP. supit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30

MEKKILL HOUSE 4 ID tUI'TN.E:, c.,
Chateaueay Lake: newly furnishes th,onshout' SoVa
trout iisllDg the entire season. BilaIo> avn s..s,
inthing Open May November. Rates $40 10 slf per
week. For circular address o. ~
OLIyER YOUNG, Merrill Clinton County, ~ 1.
A DIRONDACKS-GoO summer resort fof hiusua'ed
"A circular. with city references, address ~
r. NJ. SCHCTTS Merrill, Clinton Co.. \. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
Countrp Board.

T AKESIDE FARM. sharon Valley; CA g inc
IL plea sant nome for IL II. Good boats nsninS'
livery: $40 r.. piazza, shady lawn. GEO H. BkEkGE:
NJATTICE FARM HOUsE-Catskin Mountains, eleva
wi tion 500 IT, for adults - to 81 children. - 70
-. ELIAS MA1TiCE Propr East windham, n. Z.
- liver LAKE fAIlM.-Good boating and fishing:
- annie shade tennis; new bath lnom with all m0nefn
improvements. Mrs. +. d. HAMLlN. Sharon conn.
:, lRAWBERRY HILL FARM miles from Poughkeep
- sic shady grounds broad pazLss roou,s AIRY stVI'
excellent Mrs H. b. CNDERIlLL, Pou9hkccpsle Mr..
Z, ARNTOGA SPRINGS 100 philadelphia st-Privatee
- boarding 81 so ~ so per day; location room, anu
equipment desirable. Mrs w. Is. De- Ell
(, INSIDE FARM AGRA, N. Yin Catskils highi
- healthy; piano; good table lovely drives; SHADE ana
ext lawns; 81 10 $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30

M ILLEY HOUSE Fast HID. Keene, y; Yin the
w heart OF the Adrondaks elevation 800 IT, 0Oo IT,
above the beautiful Keene Valley Address HsryeyWiey
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Countrn Boaro tl)antco.

-
ID GARD wANTED.-At Bath Beach or Bensonhurst los
ID a month or slN weeks from July Is, by an American
family Of man. wife, and DAUGHTER preS prNsSe
hoard with respectable American family rather than no.
1t with bathing privileges good table and good slecp-
ING accommodation. Address. Stating terms
ms CAMINOS, Tribune Office.
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Ocean Cleaners.

Ocean Steamers.
A -NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD S. s. CO
IA SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDOS,
NEW.YORK SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN.
FAST EXRREISS STEAMERS. ~.
First Cabin, 800 TO $3.50 Second cabin, soO 70 w
berth. Storage. low rates. steamers san from Aoos ~
Saac Sat. July . II m. Kaiser w. II July 49, ioa n
Lam Tues July ), p. iraye, Tues, jury ~ P0"
Elbe Sat. July ., g a. IN. Aer, Sat- July -, Am.
Spree Tues July y, am iaycl, Tues. July 70. a.
MEDITERRANEAN LINE.
New-York Genoa In less than clever days:
Fuda Sat, July g, 10 am Eulda sat, Sept 10
Fuda SAT, Aug. go I'M Eulda sat-, Oct 10, pm.
Vera Sat, Aug. % 10 an Vera, Sab Nov o, pm
Passage, 500 SlZj Sl50 berth. First CABIN
Passengers for the Italian Lakes swtzerland and ns
wifi this the most direct easiess AUG
comfortable. Switzerland can De reached IN sH
hours from Genoa - c....
A SIX WEEKS TRIP TO EUROPE, visiting
"a Belgium, holland 'iermany Paris IS. aad LONDON
" e. NJ JENKINS,
257 broadway, n. Y.
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HOTEL WAN BEEK,

IN TIE ADIEONDAChS. - -
Greatly enlarged y superb le-0rt npons June " "
Adde'S yor circulars +. w. hOs q -Marseek n. L
ADIRONDACK HOUSE. kE! 'ALlEh' y. ~
Completely renovated s,d rfurisned Spacious sro1nus
Table ast-class Sanitary arIsgcments pcfleoL 0oo'
nshn la Immediate vicinity Ace9mm3dStes LOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30

A DIRONDACKS.-Tahawus House heenc xaliey,
"A N Y Hunting. fishing. Gift anusclnlt mn; ~
llguors. Cottages let. Circular u W. E""Li-r nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30

At Ia GiRT. ". ID. - r..
iandt.t 10 q d.. J.. noon. . 80. 40. ) 10 .. m
Trains lave Ilhorty.st -, II 10 q. IN. 80 80
30 . u D. TO- ,
$40 iagc H. la, >unia7', NV York Times.
social vra-iv tutrs ia .Iuiy. o.. ROOMS address
IKINIi Nti.t A. ~cn tart. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
Is MILES AT SEA
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,

ILOIk ISIlN-N
Onons June % Accommodates 500; hot and cold sea
vs,ar laths- Ali modem imIr oyemnts. Address
"" lTSDAI.L BALL,
Block Island IL. |,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30
HOTEL INTERLA.lKE!E;:.MI
ADIRONDACK MOINTNNS
THE WINDSOR.

ELIZARlIIII ION s. n l. Iocaled amidst grandest
mountain scenery The largest and finest house in the
gardens supply the house with fresh milk cream bu,.r
eggs. chickens and vegetables Pure running spinP ,
sanitary plumbing. Orchestra billiards. bowling alleys
dne tennis and croouct and charming drives f.rs
dry bracing air :: Positively NO MoSot IToLS NJ
MALARIA. NV Talv-Iio hes qua in,Vt
boats and trains we,tDort and connect MN fea o
staRes Valley Cascade Lake.
md Lake Placid. Procure through tickets telegraph
express and oces the house ClrcuIars WIN
81" ie'e'Oki ANDo KELLOGG Owner and Proprietor
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
MANSION HOUSE,
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
INA i EWOOO-INN"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIEW mouse.


HENRY ALIEN. PToIlotor. late OF A,n u0I,e III, Ils
thoroughly ac1. conf any lnhsneI
and put In perfect order for The season; stnat"i on o
Tho CccuDcd elevations IN the Adi0lnsck- 10
Command, magnificent view o. Mirror ana Pa.ia laHes
and surrounding peaks. Pure spring water lLygor&tne
Air and frstclass table in every respect LAZY appV''
efnpe hnuld no made N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30

GUNNER hcsorIs.
Avon Inn,
AVON Bl.lilE-sEA. n !. ,,,,,,oxs
MISS ElMMONS
BLOCK ISLAND, r. l.

HYGElA HOIEL:-A modem convenience .i hnest
hotel Island. Pure good fishing and latnnc
ie egrsph Office In hotel Daily connections from New.
ork Send iiusta tei circular for terms Cal at III
East 24th.st. New York Ctv from II a. M to D. M
-@'' 49, fGu[ - fuAMpII\ Prom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30

Asbury Park, Nj. OPENS JUNE 1ST. 1879.
3d-ayc One block from On line electric Il. r. 70
rates address CHASJ HUNT. Manager Asbury Park J
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CHURCHILL HALL.

sbiv the finest location In the Thou sHarlers
Rates 50 to 10 PER day s12 70 81 per week Ssnd
for ilust pamphlet. II. - lNGlEiiAIs ffopctoI.
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r X. LETCHW0RTH.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-01-09
A Million Invalids.

The population of the United States
is about 60,O00,O00. Uf this number
about l,500,00O are sick all the time.
Doesn't that surprise you? In England
and Wales it has been found that every
worknpman averages ten days OF sick
ness every year, and that the loss OF
wages from this cause is about $50, 600 :
OOO per anum. In this country it aver
ages more than that. Aud whv is 1t!
Simply because Americans work too
hard. they pouDd awav at the anvil OF
toll until they are nerveless wrecks.
Recreation is what they need-freedom,
rest and fresh air. Il haven't time to
go any where the man replies. Take
short trip then. 90 somewhere any
where-only go. For instance, take a
little trip over the st. Paul & Duluth
Railroad. It is popularIy known as
1.-The Duluth Short Line, y and tor gem
eral excellence Of equipment and SER
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knowlet19ed to be the best lire to take
between st. Paul and Minneapolis and
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Falls, and makes quick runs at con-
venient hours. Information cheerfully
furnished by Geo. w. Bull, General
Passenger Agent, or Geo. G. Gilfllan,
Asst. G. 2. A.. St. Pau, MINI.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-01-09
A Uninua MAGAZINE

A unique experiment will be tried IN
the February issue of the Ladies' Home
Journal. The entire number has been
contributed IN prose, fiction and verse
by the daughters Of famous parentage,
as proof that genius is often heredi-
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daughters" will be represented. These
will comprise the daughters of Thack~
cray, Hawthorne, Dicklns. James Feni'
more Cooper. Horace Greeley, Presi-
dent Harrison. William Dean H0wells,
Senator ingalls,, Dean Bradley of West
minister, Julia Ward Howe. General
Sherman, Jefferson Davis and nearly a
score 1f others. Each article, poem or
story printed in this number has been
especially written for it, and the whole
promises to be a successful result OF an
idea never before attempted in maya
zine.