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LIES SECRETS.

Don't worry.
Don't hurry. 100 swift arrives tardy Slow
simplify simplify simplify
Don't overcat. Don't starve. lie. your moderation be
known 10 all men,
Court the fresh air day and night "Oh, II you knew
what was IN the air"
Sleep and lest abundanty. Sleep is Natures benede
ton.
Spend less nervous energy each day than you make.
Bc cheerful. "A light heart lives long,
Think only healthiul thoughts "As man thnketh In
his heart, so T. he
Avoid passion and excitement. a moments anger may
be fatal.
Associate with healthy people. Health is contagious
well as disease
Don't carry the whole world shoulders far less
the universe. Trust the eternal"
Watch the fir. signs Of a coming cold. Nine-tenths OF
all diseases start with a cold.
II, at any time you feel chilly. II sncezc II have
cold hands or foe your mead heavy aches take
at once the pures stmuant secure There
are many that arc claimed be good smuan- but there
only strictly reliable and Possesses the best
qualities and that Is Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey.
This whlskcy has made moro frienis by reason OF whst
has done for people th any other preparation oil the pres
ent day let your druggist or grocer argue with
you upon subject but insist upon having the pnrest
and best which will aid you 70 solve Lilies Secrets
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COMPETENT sEAMsTREss BY the day {;
does all kinds Of family sewing. finishing
dresses, replirlng. alterations operating,
lutonhol"s. Adj rcss H. H., Tribune Cp-
town Once, l.2i2 Proafway
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Is s%Ss'1 %s ss1$ Hn ~a
and passengers 10 Pacific Mail steamship Co. Arrived al
Ss @ IS WITH r0s a lS IS p 1Snq;a Si
Steamer ' Moru ss 'G Dr. ' ws.ion -
,isrm as r ll,2 a 20 i.na. ny
g. s % md dry and nd nsse"ecr to
'' Sc ar se 'F Sud- Higgins Newocans with Hdsc to
/ Van Sickle. ,....ous,n. .,a p,oo..
wick with mdse aud to Charles II Mallory
Steamer Guyondo,tc. Walker Ncwpolt News and
Norfolk. with nd,e end passengers to Ola DOMINION o.
steamer wyonokc, Eoaz. West Point Va with mdSe
llgsn W it T Ecs 81 n iSs with m
to rcadcton. c1lvcr 4 Nichols; s,,, CO.
hss,2s%H no i s. 1'' a Ssy;
Sl'S s Co. ' S$:.s 1s to I f%nsn Eve
in hs1s a'' r 10 %'t e Sc
win nebrSE I" o su yeS no I" J SSM q say III
Ra,x wakcacld Smith singapore 37 DAYS with md-c
nidwc French yo.sc 2 xsr9Sn II Brown lamar
Is with mdac and passengers 10 Funeh, Edge Co. Ar
rived sar5 Il Hook a Ja az 80 b. wind east. light breeze
cloudy and hay. r,.,vn
Steamer Tlearora Grove portiand-Tfora.Io Hall
Steamer Mesico span; Agmany Havana and Central
nss, wh,"Iy 1Sri,.,so y rn 9T IsSs
steamer Y'm' ;sso MrEc '"''''S'" V ''u
Chattah:OGhc Dascctt wa Ma
st"amrr Acr uicr Chrlstorers. Bcmen. via South
St"mer chicago dr. Watson. Antwcp-sand"r'on &
scamcr Manhattan On TNS%,; ndI = r msyf
| BARK Flora On. savlc. Rio d" Jandro' BrNh-J
lark Crescent bartlett Of spnnJulan II Archer
St,amcr Bo,lc tBrJ Thompson. Lverpco-ii Maitland
Steamer Monmouth for Havana Gardens; Elmpna.
Ncvp"r News; IcN.co Havana; Chatta'oochee Sa'aH-
nae Lond,I wfbomr"1 Dover slc-ne no Js" ,,;
Log" ssGG in VIII ii Wilson for Gale Iua Centennial
''"Ip 1G s,l via Long Island Sound sc'ucr El"anoa
i Tur MOVTMrxTs or sTEAMEEe-roHtIGN rohIs.
,,sa isa"i S Msta at Lcc' 5a@a,t5
s'eam,r MH,.o ,ir "a ''"'n from ''"'' ~
ton si n% xc;r1 CIV 10 wc. from Ncw.Yo'@ Jana
r'y} , at " Is""ij cafa. from Ncvyor.
Iar,y - .r''c az Ii.A J''p1F f ~ G,o,n from New
YORK Januay TO- .fiy,d GLASGOW J2nl,rs 20 :,
for ' Sss I@ i ra1 E5 ioa' 70
10 Tor mam6arg pa..od rr,vlc Point Jnngar -. ,.o.,
S'cane io ,a G pa%tr pr.a rr1 roS J,sa'
S.'ncr Dnnant ,G.l K.,.r,r ron 10Y OK ,
Jaaay for Loao gGi 'T ,.. rf, o1 1' ra AMI
Tor He~ic is@"s5y ,th roo sailed from Eoeriau,
for Ncw.Yofk Joauary. q ,-... Van, Vol. ,,,,,,rv
sawcr Ggcln'cy N9' Hn JG ,nsy OK
Stsm~r ,,ardcniI m sailed from roi'rmo for New
yoSs S,'T G. airiyed at Yo&onama January 80.
s.c,mcs lloiscn err. p'c'"' al ed fro" st Lucia
MISCELLANEOUS.
ship rs,F %s with nf"G ,s..rl f IT. n ho
,oc,ir H. los, ml,cnlop mast aud man'oy s''an'
| mast before DcccEb's l.
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LIGHT MODEM FLATS, decorat d
private halls, on wide streets. WITH entrante
In Centr1i Park, fG3, i0I Central Park.
Nest near l0Uth-st. seven rooms and bath,
hot water heading, $40 s5j northeast cor-
nor pars.avc. aud yBth-st.. halls and bath.
rooms heated, Ave and six looms and bath,
rooms S3O. sSs In iO7 10 Il3 E,st 96th.
St .ix rooms, s,2 $50: same In 1870 10 &c
Fast 96fh-st.. all heated. extra wide rooms
. %. s3j In nos East 5,th-st, steam hat
and bath. Ij5 West l32d.st.. near 1th-aye;,
sss. s2I: sIx rooms and bath. 300 TO BIZ
West 1a5th.st.. ele. SIS; Ave fooms sa ip
ITO East 06th.st
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
for Sale.

|
At REDUCED PKICES-500 second
hand wood and iron WORKING machine ,
| chsnged. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 30s Mad.
ison-st
| ATTENTION sewing machines Of all
! kinds; new, SO good second hand, 80
cash or credit: eNchongen. rented. AZ
RAUSCH'S, 2,ljl 3d.aYr.. llSth.%t
DESKS. once Furnitur', cash, cie II,
500 HroIdway: secondhand desks, I3rti-
Aons. raillngs, bought. exchanged. SS
West 4ih-st.. ne1r Broadway. Sp"i al 4.
foot foltops. Sls.
FOR SALE.-Antque Colonial hall clock.
cheap. {. a. LREGiN. - Clinton Place.
FOR SALE.-Bargain; mr.. premium
McAllistef lantern. J., and 4, obJrctives !;
oxy hydrogen Ut. Address or call JOS.
q. WASSMEE. 1877 1st-aVe.
SAFES.-IAr2ains IN new and second.
band safes large stock u select rom no
com ination prices safes repaired. T.. ii.
GROSS. 400 Broadway.
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Trfy PCTROT Elm MARKET

The market for National Transit c"rtiica'"' III
the Consolidated Exchange was lfcleeS again y"'t"r
dav ard no sales were recorded. At III" SOCK IN
cbunr. the tran .aciiOns Amounted To looV" %II'
=, -, ,y cents. Quotations for r"hnu OIL We.
rnchnu,cd II 30 cents In barrels; so com. ~. IA
Ink ana 90 In cases" tn'Gr C' s vu,a ~ 0m%
,,,Iou. were: Antwerp, II q francs BEcin'h ''f'
marks; London, IL pence.
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COMPETENT Waitress and chamber.
maid strong. willing and oblioing best city
references required; Doctors fsnily. cal
Tuesday
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uoNORS TO HIS MEMORY.
,,rp.L porBLEDAY'S BODY IN THE
CITY HALL.

.Ds Of PEOPLE GAZE AT HIS FACE
r,vry TO WASHINGTON FOR DURI\L.
,s,v HALL within whose portals have rested
ID Wv ,ras mortal Of Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses
al "" .na Judson Fitzpatrick. heroes OF the
8 "' tho Union, the body OF their
Var IN thc.c stirring times General Abncr Double
sS"n ,n State yesterday, guarded by his comrades
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Gin Real Gstate 60 Eet.

crtIc.GO.-For rent for Worlds Fair
so.san IN. furnished dwelling. lo rooms
also tSo flats. 8 rooms each; al ns no ana ,
noicrn rent from February ] r.oo pr
n'o.' lean, trinslortatIon u Exposition.
a .an.sss WRITER'S, BOX II, Tribune ONCE
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eitp Real Qsstaie for Sale

m TYR SALE--On Handsome block, ga
',.N fnDAs-n. tnr"r-stoiy ana Dasrhieh,
sssa house one block from H. am
."sSe ears - nthutes 10 city Hall. y.
a.. al modern l;mpfoVcm nts: price
rrv,.V, great birgaln; terms very easy
ss,sf;hsi Eestlculars Of owner. CARLETON,
rsf< Row, New.YOrx.
Chicago.
~" VElDS FAIR VIsfTOHS.-Duy beir.
~. ,ticaso home locat.Oa unsurpassed !;
~, UNIVERSITY ana renowned Midway
rn.sfe; .5-iOot stone south front; ii
G,,. e. ;rucie1 modem improvements
1890 owner Will occupy same I'd
ssnna s; Incorporation uneNceliet circ;f,c.
rs. SEAN. elevated - 900, half cash :
az. ss seoson. 81 500: references ex.
"a fea. J. r.. q. rRlDMORE. architect
- srb'r. 1913 La Sallc-st.. Chicago
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Qoun1rp Real Gsiaif 90 Eel

rIHsT.CLASs HOUSE az Res.llc.
\ + i, rooms oil modern improvements, 10
rent large lot 40 minutes from New-i ofk /;
trains every Is minutes morning ami even
mo elcetric.liqht ia house and streets !;
wnt,r and sewerage connections. a. u.
HOPE. 143 Liberty.st
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DrcssmakiMg.


A.-A.-DEE>sMA elegant cutter
ind ntor: 80 a say or a. HON. perfect ~
.rlrant.ed NclVst Xix or ell IN sat. mac"
~. CO.,. week fDr SO; fancy wai.t.. coat. arc
! Toll gown, a specially. 81 East ioli.st..
ifIt bfoidwpy
miss BACON ~ Gh.nyc.-.
Fir,t-cls,~ 4 . ,rnsxinr 4 nj lincly terms
-, sii'. Woik tnIc "u shut not g.
ARTISTIC Di,f>sNIAKfNG. Icrf,rt 1T.
tur ,o-tu'uo-. Jso@~ts aud wraps hands me
'fo-- Tor = also dr"s-"~ rcndriled.
NM. OWEN. ~ VT -dd.-i.
ARIEL, DKF,>SMAkt,R nr-t-,is-s
ittcg wishes mpfr engagement By the cay
highest references. Adiie.s H.. ~ s;h'
ave.
ARTISTIC DtrSSMNSiNE unique
designs. evening tTcesr, >p'cialtr aot'l
ri'r' AZ shot ho'icr. anc D. !"iit "h'rf-'.
Mr.. MctLEpY - fAst 3ta--t.. opposite
DEE MAMIE. - French ar ,,a,1s,r
Gay ind.e.' or chi d. de- ", -
Adirc.s Mile. II. '35 Wssi % -
DIE>sMAKEE. tfTrnoei. FIsi.rlas
cutter and ntIct; tailor mldc and evening
dressc. b. the day. .! 30. Afirs- Mmc.
DREssMAKEA desire few more Gust.
mers az home or by The day cutting Jnd
Gtgnr speciality. Ane. DENTON. 2:t
Wet 3hdst
DRE>SMAK IK.-FOrmcrlv WITH Mric.
Dcid n. VIII make GOWNS. from - "a So
by the month best Of reference. HAYES,
312 West i3d->i.
DHESsMAKE an experienced
French dr'"snak"r. . 20 out br the day :;
clty Or cOIntr, ciU ,"irfenccs. AGdi''-'
" l.. A.. Ala Wet 5oth-s;.
COMPLTENT and STYLISH drr,sn.akcr
y i.hc> lev moIr rus,Omels ~ hone.
rce-onllie pri"'- during dIll season. 81;
Wet 33d.st.
DREsSM.,K WANTS few more
customers az tom suit, from 80 iip. H.
tOX 81 West 'Oth.st., near Riverside
Drive.
LADIES TAILORING. Lide,' own ma.
| tcrisls l1adc rp lhto Jrk"t-. coat. listers
| and cares cloaks all kind. atcfcd aud r.
modelled. GREIG. l3l West 92ds;.
SEAT. GAKMtNIS repaired redyrd Al
| ,nrrd and rcrodc'led % n"w ~nsp,s; c'ti.
mate, given; Afst-ciass worn. hiiEiG
1871 wes' "2d-st
SEAL GARMENTS rcp.ncd. Icuod lied
| in latest style; 20 ont bv he ddJ late
| with Bastides. Montsas. Mrs. j. MARTIN,
| 1903 West s0th.st
SEAL GARMENTS rcdy-d. altered or r.
| haired. M. Make ll6 IVES, 3vth-
| 81. II wear. wlth George Smith Regent
u, London. and Gunther-. 5th-1vc.
| TnIEACD. iOa Wet +n;h t Evening.
spring dresses next style for coming se1son :;
moderate price short notice.
wELL-MADE STYLISH DRESSES
and suits perfect ft; moderate prices few
more customers accommodated Nile. ELSIE.
li2 West 2od-st.
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6orses an0 Garriaqrs.

- -
FLANDfAU & &C.
-FLANDl:AU & CO.
Downtown. Uptown.
312, AND G BROADWAY
BkOOME st. AND 5iST.ST.
DEMI.COACHES,
LANDAUS,
OMNIBrS.
R0CkAwAYS.
NICIOHlAS.
rABRiOLEIS.
GlS.A.vIS.
SPIDERS.
DOs.A.DUS,
wAGONErrES.
PHAETONo,
RuSAnoUTs.
UEPoT WAGONS.
il;IPLEX Srl;EiES
srCKBOARDS.
NEW IN DESIGN,
~ AL SIZES AXD WEI1Krssyn
AND COLOES or PAINTING AND
TRIMMING. fri;MINa
THE LARGEST STOCK OF FINISHED
A CRITICAL INsPECTioN SOLICITED.
COMPLETE SOCK ABoXE YLhS
FOR, sALE-A nnc 10, Of breeding,
o. {. JACKSON. l.. o. Boy lGl. j 'maica
l.. /.
PATTY going abru,d .fcrs at any sacri.
nee. iirst-clas, coupe Eocsaway. lad :
lrop front top rha ton; both new three
months ago: ha'nrs. ladies sid" saddle,
robe. ot".. Apply at PRIVATE STABLE,
- Wr~t lith.st.
WANTED. SO 900. CrOO people 20 sond
for Rrch's carlisle and harness catalogues (;
largest assortment In America very modrr.
ate prices don't pay such eXtravaeant
Drices Tor harness and carriages estai-
lshcd 1882. Address J. II. BIHCH. Bur.
iinGton, n. ].
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Ncw.Yorx and he will probably do so. The directors
the Brooklyn club have decided urOn innovation 1t j.
said David Foutz is named the probable PLAYER
manager, and Darby Onr.cn a. the player. apt1in.
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flats 20 fet, uufnrnisheo

HOTEL SAN RENO.
75th..t. ami Central Park, West.
A very choice apartment OF four or eight
rooms With bath southern exposure all
IIght rooms 10 rent from April or MAY .
IAN h.. seen 1t any time must b. geo
immediately Il at all. Apply at Office.
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Gslp Uanteo.


AGENTS and CANvAssEES. male or
female; - to o. daily profits sure; cH'
pcrlenee Unnecessary: no ta,klnG eanlr,d
address ddi I. PUTNAM 4 Co.. We. wlnst,d,
Conn.
Males.
AGENTS WANTED for the authentic
M. OF Blaine. \ ch'nce Il time.
Freight paid. Cr,dit given; brst book loon.
ioc. Tor p,stagc and packing. Z, II. Wo OOH,
INV vou 10 writ Tor special terms Oh tho
rurhcnfic edition no matter what book you
are selling oIrr most extraordinary ever
made in the history OF bOoksellihg.
AGENIS WAIVED for city aud out Of
town to Introduce anG sell u priNat" t"ie.
phone on comml ssion cost :1j >p".l 10.
'ation allotted 10 capable non VII sell ely.
,ounty and STATE sIshfs. UNION TELt.
rIIOSE COMPANY. OJ1roadwar. Room 43
EMPLOYMENT OF all Kiads quickly pro.
cured for nica. aud male help furnished f,ce
"a employers by the OLD Reliable
MUTUAL AGENCY, s3i Broadway.
IAMHs O. BLAiSE AuT n,,,. ;II D
y, cents a. =. JOHNSON & Co, = South
lith--t.. Richmond. Va.
WANTED.-T.i,c. energetic man 10 rep
resent prominent rial c'tltc firm IN Chicago
must furni II r'ie,sn , ean n gt yo'd
Home Insurance Building. Chicago. Ill.
WANTED.-A competent cOachm1n ard
q cook permanent position FOR "a man and
hI- wife. Address. with ref Fences
CANTON. Tribune Onice.
Females
COOK. COMPETENT COOK 70 do coarse
washing and ironing; wages els best city
Icfercnce required. Call between 10 and
~ o. m. Tue day. English basement house,
AZ Fast 3lsi-st.
LOVERS or LITERATURE. all cities.
independent means. can earn cole idcFl BILE
moons, ~ Sccrctlrlrs Or sub-cditors OF Gen.
trh Literary Union lend Zoe. stainI,-. mai!
only and stamped addressed envelope a.
guarantee against curiosity. GUILD 20
Washington Place.
LADIES' MAIDS. pOMESTlIS and
othe:s 10 learn dfe-smakine and cutting
genuine tallors' system: pay while learn
inc drrssnaknc good positions guaranteed
after taught. Call or writ" Nine BONA,
~ Fast 30th-st
WANTED mlddle.1ged woman Of re.
spectabillty 10 live IN a small family; at.
tend to light houssvifely cares and be com.
panionable with . nervous lady. Address
r. o. Box y45. Niddetown. ". Y.
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-WAITRESS.-1w North Ger.
mans; iog"th'r or separate; city or coun-
'fy also English h0usaworker; fat pre-
er ga personal references. With Mrs.
TYLER BAG Jrh.aXc
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WASHING. cc.-N re.rcctlble woman
woulr d. washing aid ironiba ~ hde. and
nrEsirmrn ~ wnGN e. f,niv wishing ~
The dom or meath Cd ilsron's c,oihes GOna
% Ia the nCats,-t manner: raaBels w,stcd
s;..ie ~ new : or would 80 or, ny IN dav;
test reference. C,l or afirss MIS-. Ne.
CcRMACK 232 Fast !oh,st.
WAsBING.--Ey a nr .oi,s- laua6iess
by week o. dozen. Address Nh
ILUAKElT. 2G3 West 3.drst,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise O7 Set 5I3 Moon 10 am Moons oco 10
HIGH WATER TODAY
AM-Sandv Hook @ :3aGOv Island .0i'IIc Gate : >
PM-Slndy Hook l7iGov. Islam 80 Hell Gate . 81
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The favorItc for restoring life and color 10 thC
hal l. rARkEi;'> HAIR BALSAM.
IINDEl;C OKNS, tn best cure Tor coihs, - 'tS.
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nlisccliancons.

= GREAT CHANCE ,-Eycnin2 Glove. at
h.lf r..f laf l. fr4 al tt~ o. west -hsd =
sid extra quality staiaLt-f JhMMLS.
90" Br1dv1v. and - VT - h-s-
THE celebrated Li,rlll'r torsct'
~ .,i'a'lr '"iu"d P.i'D.. - .Ni"~ 90 IS
..5r. al oth'.- qri tqrt,.'. JAM
Ii = 90 prAihEai u WI ~. h.ef.
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90 Set tor Business iDurposes

20 pApv n, -7-.|--|-- ~ ------->|--S-1
tion.-Flsr.R PLACE: facing elevated sta.
SSssS S,e Tor any business. PLAsS "a
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PHIL .PS' n1GE TIBLF Cocoa
u9liko other chocolates Is so pepafH1 mat
will not disturb digestion. Delicious HaN"f
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Browns Camphora,cd Saponaccou' Dcntiiricc Is
the lost tooth puSter hr world for preserving The
teeth. "Icffcshing and delicious - cents bo't''
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THE cor RT or APPEALS GAIL on THE GOVERNOR
Albany. Jan. 3O.-Tho Judge Of the Court Of Ap
pcals in the robes Of their Office. according to an
annunl custom. formally paid their respects to Gov
crn,r Flower this afternoon.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEUS.

PORT OF yEw.YORK-M MONDAY, JAN 80, 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Colorado OBJ. Abbot HUI January -, with
~ O. S,,de r.o, Son. Arrived at the Bar ut 10 ~.
cs ~ irrsoy CITY (lIr, send-ll. Bristol January
c,.,ns,a /, with mdse j Arkcll Co. Arrived at the
Bar a. p m, 2o.n; ,...,, Cav, Au.rs u.r,,r, r,,
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Bnsiucss Chances.

GOOD opportunity for steldv. ca
pablo man and wife 10 operate farm on
shatc~. Liberal ariangem' mt - ! satis'a'.
tory party. Should be- good buttcf-nakcis.
Address DAIRY, Tribune Ofce.
A.-SOLE RIGHTS FOR SALE: In.
'alliblc hair remedies highly rcpntd author.
snip. Adde'S H.. OPS 3d-ayc.
ATTENTION. COAL MECHANICS
Baigain, al2 500 Will buy Newark. n. J.,
property and bu-ln",s, Of 90 years cstib.
lshel coal yard. worth 5000 year.
HODGES, 49, Bloalway. Room >.
DRUG STORE t, lease; old established.
lnquire GEORGE cEERTlN, ISJ Ella.
behave. Elizabeth. n. j.
FIENT-CLASS busine>, ofcr, pcruanent
connection to man with 1000 seem. IS moncr
ana give, over u 20 first yr9t; WORK
sin.ple. Addrcs, INCREASING INCOME.
Tribune Onicc.
PRIVATE acoustic telephone durable.
heap ana elective especially adartrd for
e c rNloS? ' TTTE:L1ErmoSSaE ''t co ,sf
FANY 0i Broadway. Room t3.
KtsrECrARLE PARrIE, seeking TO
invest from 81 900 upward can secure state
nights for one Of the most valuable IN.
yentlons Of the age Endorsed by tn, press
son, 90 nro1dway, Room 's.
srLENDID opportunity for desirable
manufacturers; ire "a tory Site; factories
built 10 suit and other advantages and IN.
ducemehts nearby y. y. help abundant.
%. W C.. Room 100 stewart Building.
THE OWNER u an ulf.c,ta bli-hcd man
ufuctufing business wishing 10 retire offers
sane for sslc. Would remain with pui.
chaser until familiar with the business. aud
give long Lease 81 premises. Address SPE-
iIALTIE>. Box g. Tribune once.
WANT OFFICE SERVICES ami s5oO
to Al 900 In select manufacturing business.
for extension Of sam" full details &C.. on
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Announcements

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Diseases thu SYsten GcntoC ln1rv Organs,
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boar0 an0 Rooms.


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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-06-15
WILSON'S Precepts

Nature works without haste. -Goethe.
Noman is hypocrite in his pleasures.
johnson.
In all things it is better to hope than
to despair.-G0ethe.
To be proud and inaccessible is to be
timid and Weak.-M0ssillOn
Despotism may govern without faith.
but liberty cannot.-De TOcqueUille.
In this world of change naught which
comes stays, and naught which goes is
lOSt.-Mnle. S1Detchi11e.
The soul. by an instinct stronger than
reason, ever associates beauty with
truth Tuckernnn71.
Long customs are not easily broken;
he that attempts to change the course
of his life very often labors in vain.-
Johnson.
The proper function of a government
is to make it easy for the people to do
good, and difficult for them to do evil.
-Gl0dstOale.
Life is rather a state of embryo-a
preparation for life: man is not COM
pletely born till he has passed through
eath.-Fr011klin.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-06-15
Editing A Newspaper.

Editing newspaper is a pleasant business-if
you can stand it.
If it contains many advertisements the sub
scribers complain that they take too much space.
If there is scarcity of advertising it is unpop-
ular and the people won't have it.
If we attend church regularly they say we go
for effect.
If we stay away from church they say we are
monstrOusly heathenish
If we accept an invitation to a wedding they
say we were only invited to write it up.
If we go to the opera house they say we go on
free tickets.
If we are seen on the streets too often they say
we neglect our business.
If we avoid going on the streets they say we
don't hustle around after the news.
If we reject long-winded communication its
author becomes furOuSly enraged and discontin-
ues his paper.
If we publish lengthy communications our
readers say we lack discretion and put in any
thing "to fill up
If we neglect to decorate our Office windows on
Washington's birthday, they say we lack enter
prise, and that there isn't a drop of patriotic
blood flowing in our degraded carcaSses.
If we swell out in a new suit of clothes and
celebrate grounding day, they say we got our
clothes in payment for advertising. and that we
are by far too foppish.
If. in our frailty, we sometimes perpetrate a
joke. or make stagger at poor little pun.
they say we are exceedingly light and won't do.
If we omit jokes. they say we are poor, miser-
able fossils.
If we are single. they say we are too helpless
to get married.
If we are not SINGLE they say it is pity for our
wives.
If we publish man who has brought disgrace
upon his family, the friends of the family never
forgive us. If we, out of goodness of heart. de-
cline to say anything on the subject the man s
enemies are disappointed, and we are branded
as white-liyered towards.
We are able to stand these raps and many
more, and are always ready to receive visitors
whether accompanied by dog or not Of
course we do not claim there is any work to run
ming newspaper; everyone knows it is snap.
-Ueekly journalist