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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

N WOW. which is scrofula OF the lungs :
Suap'' ,u.,,aorfnI blood purifying, lnVlsota,,
40 .,d nutritiye properties. hraatb
i i,, an;ttinr of blood, shortness Oh ',rhs
,,.sssI ratarrh. bronchitis, sewers - sax,
nsthm. and kindred affections, !. a, IN,
areicn remedy. While it promptly .u "vstsm
savsrest coughs. it strengthens 'Ne
and puriiies tho blood. DOCS not mako
"Goiden Medical Discovery to,,th;n nale
fat people more corpulen', u.s d,',ts reduced
,,,,,T children. as we'll rs Tor sou,.s rrnatest
paaai I' Frnn, any cause, it Is the elea. e.
IN hs S,,;;,da,. known TO meohcal So aro
N Ma.,. 1ni i;vo,, oil and its "emuiSions,
r , :, be compared with 1t IN eiI'; ;,,c,,ases
,.,',;jlv builas up the system, aiao ,.asuced
thp sai;d frsh and weight or .noSs .aIth by
h ,nu the usual standard Oh h'>-A''
.swasting diseases, -, svste,n after the
na,,n,onia. foverS, aud othel VA ASH
S,ap, ,r,,,te diseases to build up u. M visor
nd strrnrth. and to restore hess s ,,sed up
-, vo,, feel rundown aii1 n, p;crce's
NJ hsst ihinc in tho worlo = xar.nrootcs all
Eoldea Medical Discovery. IL pl organ into
thn bodily functions, rouses sa; snriches the
healthful action, purlles a.s repairs, and
blood. and through 1t eis s.,,
;nvirorates she entire Sgstss:,". Giving nurner-
III SSr,o,tisa on Consumption, si.S alf. tone,
Aa.;n,onials with prototype. or n,sA reser
Gus Iss. .l, ~ hose cured, numerous numerous Treat-
porels,s n,ntaining successful iao hl.n,,ehitis.
ences, also a,,;s nasal catarrh. 'is,a;isd
mert loI oi ,.;nired diseases. wiii oe nsns;n.
astnma; nlJ Dispensary Medicai "a csnrs
by the n osli y r. on receipt Oh 81 p1.onla's
ton Oh poA - nav hostage. Or Ing nna ,,nces.
IN s.aa a,s Ssensa Medical Adviserro INV
S coz n;n,,stratious. mailed for Sa'oo'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

he unoE moro Emperor William, hon
prises ''1T1 beg ms nth iavorite game Of sur e
Regiment of Dragon G sne necond
called out suddenly, and a an Us ae, was
count Won Wedel, was ord.~ad oliieer'
at az once to Dresden with a MESSAGE ~ roe tns
the King of Saxony. " AiiessaSe Tor
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29
Deafness Cannot be Cured

diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way to cure Deafness, and that is by consttu
uonal remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is infamrd
you have a rumbing sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when 1t is entirely closed Dcaf ness is
the result ana unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored TO Ms normnl
condition. hearing will be destroyed forever,
nine eases out of ten are caused by catarrh
which Is nothing but an inhamed condition o.
the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness (caused by catarrh) that canno,
be cured by Halls Iatarrh Cure Send for cir.
cularS, free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29
a MODEST MAN.

! q TAIN so live that my last sleeping place
w III need no shaft far caching into space,
20 blzon to the peoples wondering eyes
Hreat deeds of might and marvellous enterprise,
No wish have l To lead my fcllow-meu
10 bloody war; nor sway them with my pen.
only ask that such my life may be
nat on the stone which is set over me
May be this short description of my worth:
Here lie the bones otonc who owned the earth.
--I4djandpotis Journal.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

"PArA," said the Fiji Island maiden,
as she laid down her paper, Il have
Just read that ballroom dresses are
daily becoming more ana more
decolete. What does that mean?'
sit means. my child replied her griz-
lied warrior father, as a flush of pride
struggled with the Pacific tan on his
brow, at means that, uncivlilZed as
they call Ms. we are not beyond estab-
fishing Il precedent n,-LUt.
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temperature Under Soldiers, TYat.

a french physician stationed in tho
senegal has measured the temperature
under the various head COVERINGS in
vogue among the colonial officers there
Inc temperature under the helmet Of
an officer of the marine is Il degrees
~. under the subalterns' helmets
which are provided with ventllations. i
Is ~ degrees, and under the white
colonial hats it Is never more than 33
degrees, no matter how hot the day
may be.--H. Louis Post Dispofcb
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

At the wedding of one of her friends,
- which she was bridesmaid. frauleln
1ehanna Won Puttkammer met young
Iflrr Otto Won Bismarck, strapping,
.ili;sssipated, high handed young dandy
a ~ $, with a reputation for iire-eating
o. o. a;rtations which would scarcely
have disgraced Kentucky colonel OF
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

sMdng the following letters can any
s@ doubt that Trustworthy remedy
%'rloly fatal malady, consumption;
| ~, oeen touudi Ii these letters had
,,Ven by your best known and most
WelShhcrs they could be no more
VI Your confidence than they now
~ r,.S' as they do. from we'll known,
az and trustworthy citizens, who,
SEVERAL neighborhoods, enjoy the
W"Adence aud respect of all who
%'Ltn, ESQ. Of kempsville, Princess
u va, whose portrait heads TINS
SG,0eS When | commenced TAX
,|'SeS Golden Medical Discovery |
S,, low with a cough and at times
,|N blood. was not able to do
'N nut most Of the time was In
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".%E ami | was extremely despon-
"a | nFSt bottle | took did not seem
s.;, MUCH good, but l had faith III 1t
s,.''N using it until | had taken
t',e$ and now | do not look nor
s- ~' &a'Ne man | was one year ago.
IL &'onlShcd and say, well, last
n Vie we | would not have thought
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,1r Your wonderful Discovery
TbS,e$QIted III my death"
,I,. a Inc prediSposition to consunp-
,',Sed, It may be cured, as verified
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S In |s Canadian lady, Mrs. Thomas
b IN H, W Brighton, Ont She writes /:
w$~"S IGit Tiny duty to acknowledge
,y a. ,or, Perte's Golden Medical
M ~" ~, his Pleasant Pellets have
sga ih2y almost raised mo from
lii mad three brothers and one
St5,@r consumption and l was
1sin1 wing after them. had severe
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81 i- wa out few months to live. At
HSSS Persuaded to try the Golden
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y nrs;S. Or course, continued on
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29
r. ~ ltiENEl " w., loicuo, ".
"a Sold by Druggists. Zoe.

LORD FORESTER, who has Just restored
at his own expense the historic Church
of Much Wenlock, Shropshire, whose
foundation dates SO far back as ESQ., is
one of the two peers who have the
privilege of wearing their hats in the
presence of the sovereign. His lord
ship is rector of quiet little parish in
Nottinghamshirc and is chancellor and
canon residentiarv of York Minister.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

"Por, how are they going TO collect
the income tax when ii goes into
force - They are going to leave it to
everyhody's honor, Bobby" Pop,
viii everybody that has an income have
honor?" "Nes, Bobby, but in inverse
ratio. The bigger the income, the less
honor thew vii have title.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

FRS: All fits stopped free by DIR. Hines
Great Nerve Rcstorer. No fits after first
DAYS use Marvellous cures. Treatise and
500 trial bottle tree to Fit cases. Send to
DR.. Kline 93l Arch ST., Phila., Pa.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

'TwINKLE TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR, You
are indeed beautiful, but not half so lovely
as the bloom on the checks of all young
ladies who use GlENN's SULPHUR Soar.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

Sul1ou's CONSUMPTION Cure Is sold on
guarantee. 1t cures incipicnt Consumption.
1t is the best Cough Cure, 25 cents, 80 cents
and 81 90
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

For Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds.
ETC. cilectual relief is found in the use Of
"Brocn'S Bronchial TrocheS." Price, % cts.
Sold olt{y iR boxes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

were many booksellers in
It" ~. early as the days OF julius
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

WHEN a man is asked to foot a bill
how can he be blamed for Kicking ?''-
loRkers Gazette.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

A WOMAN may be very timid, but she
is never afraid to strike Il bargain. Gtens
Falls Republican.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

. FIRST regular coal mining as a
II IT., ,,,s done in England in 1880.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

THE clown NAV be thickheaded, but
he is usually quick to take tumble
Glen Falls RepublicdR.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

LAST year no fewer than 2,37S chill
dren were taken up drunk in Liverpool
is being under 10 years Of age.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

ARTIFICIAL flowers were first made
by Italian nuns. They were first used
to decorate the shrines and affairs IL
the converts.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

A DIsAGREEABLh Easter affairs north
eastcr.-LorU Courier.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

THE robber usually attacks II train in
tender place. Plain Dedier.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

.roIcbcstcr' Spading Boot ad. III an
1nInmn. -----.----.
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CANNOT SEE NOW YOU no
vi I'd III g, ~ AIM Dan EpElCMG

kEI9N THOMAS i. SIMPSON Washington.
kFNESgC No atty's fee until Patent Oh
- ---- aimed. Write for Inventors Guide.
The evening world., 1894-10-06
FlI[D HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
|,,suh Haughey and Friend At
talked on East 18th Street.
~ the Would Be Thieves Cap
.,,sd and Held in 90, 900 Bail.

n.ph Haughey, young bartender,
-r,y years old, living at sA Second
.ns and employed by Martin Early.
r.loon-keeper, at Seventy-sixth street
third avenue, presented fright
"A .nnaarance at Yorkville Police Court
an where he appeared as COM
,nant against young desperate
Nm, he charged with attempted high
- robbery and assault.
-he prisoner was Daniel Murphy.
A. although but 'twenty-three years
,s veil known as a thief and eX-
Lnvlct. lie has only recently been
LEASED from prison for burglary. He
.ns his residence as 344 East Seventy
,Sird street. Murphy had another
Unknown thief in his company when
escape. He is known to- the police
n The name of Nut" Splann, and they
,nect TO have him in custody within a
IN hours. LII,
kiend named. John ISo,h Richf9rd. nineteen
! reel went to Jacobs Third Avenue
ksstre last night. After the perform
nae they walked up the avenue, stop
| ng at saloons for an occasional drink.
was O'CLOCK IN tne morning "nen
Rev reached Seventy-sixth street.
|They were walking towards Second
Eenue when Murphy and Splann jostled
Eajnst them. The thieves walked past
RAM few steps, then turned suddenly
III approached Haughey and Richford
A run. Murphy landed blow in
ksughey's face with his fist sending him
the sidewalk, and while he lay pros
k;e. jumped on his face with both
fWhile Murphy was thus engaged his
kmpanion had attacked Haugney's
Epnd, Richford, who awoke the neigh
|rhood with his cries, which brought
|Jjceman Lynch to the scene. Haughey
h this time was unconscious. and Muir
Nv wac STOPPING. over him in the act
taking his watch. but Lynch was too
(ose to allow him to succeed in his pur-
bses.
Tards Second avenue, the officer CIV
ri chase. He managed to capture
fIrphy, after a run of a block. Splann
isappeared In a tenement and man
when Murphy was asked what he had
D say he pleaded self-defense." He
las committed to prison in 5000 bail
0 await trial in the Court OF General
essons.
The evening world., 1894-10-06
Situations Wanted--Female.
Nurses, ladies' nsia.. &C.

NuRsE-Youns girl to mind ably do light
Homework Apply j35 T.. S7th st.
NuRsE-Youns girl as nurse; reference isi E.
32d st.
NURSE - Young woman, competent baby's or
chiid nurse go out by the day: best refer
ence. Nurse. 1888 E. i3d st.
NURsE-Thoroughy quallhei woman as nurse to
Invalid lady or companion to elderly lady IN
questionable references. Mrs J. Rose, 1921 W.
l26th ST.
NuRsE-wldow, with comfortable home to take
baby on bottle: good care; no other children.
Nurse. $40 Z. slst st.. LIST bell
WET NURsE-Respectable young woman as wet.
nurse baby one month old l5i W. 18th St ,
room 10.
wET.NURsE-Young German woman as wet.
nurse. los Walton St, rear house, Brooklyn.
miscellaneous
CATEREss-Thoroughly experienced lady wants
Encouragement, not less than 40 boarders; cook
Ing appointments will be above criticism II.
l.. r., boz 400 World, uptown.
CoLoRED WOMAN, respectable, to care for
ladies' or sentiemens apartments. or days
work. & J. Clark l6 w. 135th at.
HoUSECLEANING-wom would like houselean-
ing or washing to do. Call lt3 W. ed St. LIST
nat west.
KiTCHENMAlD-wom to work In boarding
house; kitchen work laundress: reference.
Hair Dresser, 1928 Sd ave
STRONG GIRL In restaurant by week: under.
stands her business Warehouse. ~ Ave. A. I'd
floor.
WIDOW. with comfortable home, to take baby
on bottle, good care; no other children Nurse,
$40 +. Slst st, LIST bell.
YOUNG LADY. 10, in need; bright willing
steady, fol ONCE work or similar duty. Ellen.
iS9 Hudson ave, Brooklyn.
YOUNG LADY experienced as ONCE assistant
good penman at any light work VI. Egsn, 10
Greenpoint ave, Brooklyn.
YOUNG LADY, frst-class English scholar in
store once: good appearance. l.. 300 STACY
st. Brooklyn.
BOYS CLOTHES cut & made: cloth work Of all
kinds In families by the day. c.. box $40 Har-
lem World
German woman; references;
once or house cleaning; DAY week Studler,
3l5 f. 6lst St. ground floor
GIRL. colorei. would like to take care OF bach
elor's apartments Mrs. Belle Bolden, 1898 Sd
ave,
OFFICE CLEANING by young married woman ;
best OF reference. Mrs. Malarkey. 52l ist ave.
YOUNG WOMAN, lately landed: willing, to do
any kind OF work. 1855 Washington st, grocery
store.
The evening world., 1894-10-06

Henry Schmidt. alias Miles, known to the po-
/, as an adept horse thief, was captured yester-
" by Detective sergts. Jacobs and McMsnus as
| vas about to leave for Philadelphia. Schmidt
charged with theft OF horse. carriage and
arness from the stable Of Christian Hem. of
! Hope street, Sept. 20 last. Justice Martin
,.day held Schmidt for trial In 50 900 bail.
The evening world., 1894-10-06
TEXAN ROBBED OF $4,000.
Bandit Holds Up County Treas
urer in His Office.


Ell PASO, Tex, Oct. 6.-Edward
Barnet, the Treasurer of Brewster
bounty, was robbed of 5000 yesterday
korning at Alpine. the county seat, at
he point of pistol. A robber en-
bred Garnet's Office and compelled him
b hand over the money.
The robber has not been apprehended.
The evening world., 1894-10-06
nur.es, Lsdles, Malds. &c.

vases q particulars, Frances Care Lewis 6S' t.
lash s.. ---
MAID-Fairy educated young f2aellsh Eifi 10
wait on invalid lazy. L. H. M ooA ~ sum-
nit Union County. n, j.
NuRsE-Graduate nurse would Ike cnsagelnten,
as companion or nurse to invalid; no objection
IN travelling nervous cases speciality; reference
Graduate box AZ World ------.--
NIrRsF-Experlsncei ladies' nurse phyNc'nns
ladies' references; terms 81 day, Mrs NJ n
29Ss sd ave. -.-
NuRsE-Resoeciable young coiored gu as Sn'' I,s
nurse or light houseworker; good reference To-
W 30th st., 2 flights up. -----
NrRsE. experienced, wants place In Institution
as nurse or assistant. Mrs. Hunt zsss ID ave
NuRsE-E1perisnced lady's nurse Mrs cline
i7s e islth St, Sd aAt
NURSE to take care Of children speaks rrs"e"
q German. 4. b., 53s W, 18th st,
S;IIpsF ar comnanion; Doctors widow; good Eng
fish hospital experience best city Ieieish'sS
Ma Butler. $50 W. tist 81
The evening world., 1894-10-06

YOUNG MAN. willing oblGinE. wants any
kind Of work in store factory, age 81. c.,
2iU Humboldt st, Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN to do anything; good reference. r.
l.. Jenreys, t6l 9Th ave.
The evening world., 1894-10-06

DRUG CLERK registered: years experience:
trs'-c'sss presrriptionist good references; sal
Sry moderate Pharmacist, 2ll Madison st.
Drug CLERK. registered. graduate, desires sit
uatiOn az once. good references experience.
5. NJ. box 1874 World
The evening world., 1894-10-06

YOUNG MAN. 20 smart in business, good talker.
not afraid Of work good appearance; can speak
German French 4 English huently: in any bust
ness where 4 living ran be earned. A. s. 900
Stagg st, brooklyn
The evening world., 1894-10-06

COOK In private family boarding house; thor
oughly competent in all kinds of cooking good
reference Smith, 81 9TH
The evening world., 1894-10-06

uNG NAN, II. situation Of any Mad; Esf1I-
ace n. boE al World. uDtssA -
The evening world., 1894-10-06

ALESMAS-Fnrniture 4 Carpet salesman; IS
years experience, cash & time trade. speaks
German. Charles Miller, 5o3 W, iSth st.
The evening world., 1894-10-06
Situations Wanted-Male.


NJ ENiRA SHARuE.
pve-v Ar,a.;..o NET Tel otf;-a
-NS'y 'So. i",. o,'SS
~ TuE xyon
agency LOT lite wOkLD. a. u. ! I.
ri SSengerS VIII answer your CALI
box free. and take YOUR World
Advertisements at office rates.
D,,,-, 49,
ARTIST "a can do fashion work on process
paper; also pen & ink work; wages moderate
s care OF C G Lynch 26s W ll6th St
n,,r. o., 800 ,,, .,..
H,nns 10y bmsira.. ,ho-o%sbiy n',oba.
~ s'3nus n' JUS a o,n,r as,S
St. ground floor
- ------------ --,-------------
BhkER a pastry COOK; hrst class on preau pas
n,vrp o,,. h,aaa or o,La. o,,v ~ oorn,rv
bA naii sOos' Tb " csrs ~ T..vinr. I,n,s,
1ss-Isi Park Row
80, -.-i-.
e.V OF country. =. D'.i, 'so west 81,
sAhER-Flrst-eiass 'oreman on french, vienna
,oSa is, Nv. nsar sotb st
- - -, -,
eahEh' secohu manu- OH f. ii''h st. Top
-------- ---
phhEh-ENperlenceu q rehapie ehM q PasIy
oakor, orhaineR,et Guy OF country a'so se'oha
n.KER.Ei,s,.c,ass hrs.d a. o,t. ,.l.r. c,,v mr.
cnnntrv .,n,dw g nohar uorne Ins iIamkSrr u
ave paterson X '
p.Krp c.L.. ,.r,oc, =, ali c,L.. rie. orna
mentinx. steady nos,tion. civ countrv
Weber IL Yates place, Brooklyn.
Mann p,... -, , -.,.-..
MsIssI iE az s zane oANe''
nAKrp-Sohor ,orrz man az "a or IA h,nd an
bread, hest reierenSe p Fgan Sis " 3Sth At
p.yrp v - III ,,. .. q ,,,.
I'll" 80 a1rOa 81 ,sS , o. "a AZ,
,rnnt e''1 -'' a. ''''" S''' ~ s"''
RAKER-9d hand on bread a Vienna roo1s. can
ynrL alone e IA HAND on ratas M,ier oos5 al
ave N "
N ,yIsp ru,o,o,, ,,.n,,r a., Ill Lina :, ho.,
Nav EnSisnd V,.nn, bomem,de rolls cskes
nIes R.Lsr Ss lei a. store '
" -, ----,,-,-,-,---,
hrsab stssSy nosition All EiI.rx st Rrook
Ivn n n "
''"' " '
BAkER-Flrst-ciass foreman on all Kinds OF bread
rolss french; vienna White Mountain spec
laIues' s-o Myrtle ave- brooklyn
| BAKER-First- class foreman on bread a cakes
city or country. Call for days, IL Ellery st..
brooAiEh --------..- .. ----
RAKER-Foreman, second or third hand city or
country, 81 Allen st, restaurant
BANKRUPTCIES second or light hrst hand on
all KIDS o. cakes wants STEADY place reference
= uss, 800 81" ave,
| EARKEEPER--iian with good recommendations,
1S or hnr5 McNsSon ~ "a sy,
''e' ""''"H W. "''" ""'"' '''' ""' ~ ~ %
! BARTENDER-Youn man, 20 speaking English,
The evening world., 1894-10-06

vATOR RuNNER-Young man, colored, az
vator man or walter porter, club house J.
The evening world., 1894-10-06
Professional Situations Wanted .
Female

ATTENDANT for invalid; temperate. intelligent
discreet; highest references as to capability n
integrity. J. W. NJ. PSI W. 50th St
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES young lady companion
q attendant elderly lady or invalid Con-
stance. John Mckinney, Kingshrdge.
DRAWING. panting-Lsdies taught at home II
desired no drawing needed for decorative work.
Artist. 257 W. SD st.
GLASsBLOwERS-2 fancy glass-blowers & spin
ners to work in store window making beautiful
articles for visitors. Rhea, l52 9Th ave.
OVERNESS-Position as visiting eoverness by
young woman, for English branches or special
salary moderate; references. X. C.. box $50
World.
| &C VERNEsS-French lady, diplomee visiting gov
crness, for country; willing to travel. Achcr,
| l4l w. 18th st.
sTENoGRAPHERs operating any machine fur.
nished to all applicants; no charge TO either
party. Densmore Typewriter Co, 202 Broadway;
telephone 1908 Cortlandt.
STENOGRAPHER & typewriter; best OF reference
from last employer. Moderate Salary 1852
9Th ave.
sTENoGRAPHER & typewriter-Young lady ex-
oblging good penman: references Competent.
box il6 World.
YOUNG LADY would like addressing or other
home work. l.. s.. box 10. 254 sth ave-
CoMPhNIoN--Reaned young woman with elderly
lady as companion helper; excellent seam
stress. NJ X, go w. 23d st.
COVERINGS. yisitlns-Young German lady. grad
uate, gives instruction, moderate. GoSerness.
| World Branch l7os LIST ave.
EDUCATED LADY desires employment; is fine
| pianist Address 8. H., log W. 42d ST.
sTENoGE APHER-Young lady wishes permsnent
position as photographer typewriter: moderate
| salary 1874 W. goth ST.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady beginner. As type
writer stenographer. or to do once work
Miss j.. care OF Bourgeois 20s W. $50 st.
The evening world., 1894-10-06

YOUNG. experienced sober man at anything
steady position preferred to high wages. good
reference Hartman. lbs T.. Houston St, ground
The evening world., 1894-10-06
Situations Wanted-FemaIe.
oressmssers. sesmstre..es, &C

oressmskers. Seamstre.ses, &C.
Observation-Disclosures would like private
customers by the day make dresses at her
own home S77 f. l65th Of.
DREssMAklNG-Youn girl wants to learn dress
making. 3ii E. 9Th St. "a floor. room Ii.
sEAMsTREss-P Protestant young woman as seam
. stress chambermaid. N. j. j., 1888 ith ave
Newark. n. j.
DREssMAKER, at home or by the day; stylish
,, suits from s. up A. a satisfaction gusrant, ID
NINE cary All w 22d st
DREssMAKER-Goo dressnaker wishes few
more customers by the day at homo .
reasonable prices Miss Flatow, 246 u. 59th St
Genera houseworkers.
HousEwoRK- girl to do general
housework or as housekeeper. SOi e. list ST..
HousEwoRK-By American woman in small
family; city or country. Schroeder 500 l..
18th ST.
acknowledgements colored woman to do
general homework or cook. Call days, or ad-
dress NJ. 4 i6i Adephi St, list bell.
HOUSEWORK-Two girls one to assist with light
housework & mind children. the other to do
chamberwork & waiting, $50 Z. 18th ST.. / flight.
HOuSEWORK-Youn girl, lately landed; strong.
willing small family. NJ. Bsmbrick, 10 West st.
lIou SEwoRK-Respectable colored girl to do gen.
eral housework: frst-cass cook. Mrs. j. W.
Norton. 225 Il. s7th St, room I.
HorsEWoRK-Neat young girl to assist with
light homework & mind baby. Charles 236
L, SD ST.; ring times.
observation-disclosures girl to do general house
work. good. plain cook & laundress; willing &
obiging 40l T. lO5th St, Sd floor.
observation-disclosures woman to DO homework:
good cook e laundress. l6j W. 18th St. Sd bell
IOusEWoRK-Youn colored girl as general
houseworker; good plain cook. Call days.
Scott, 2li w. Gath 1T.
uSEwORK-Respectable young woman to do
general housework in small private family. i22
W. 56th St, list floor, front.
HOUSEWORK-Girl to do homework in small
family; fat preferred: reference. 527 w 4sth
st, flight front
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS girl for general house
work. Call 1885 Sd ave. ring Horan's bell.
HOUSEWORK-Girl to do light Homework or
mind children; willing obliging. Cora Dob
son, 4l3 list ave, bakery
HOUSEWORK-Colorod girl to do Homework or
chamberwork in nat; best city references.
Ida IA W. goth st. top floor.
German woman. good cook
4 laundross, TO do houscwork; best reference.
20' T. 33d St, ground floor.
The evening world., 1894-10-06

YOUNG MAN, Swede handy with carpenter tools
in shop or outside. KArlson. 253 W. nth At.
The evening world., 1894-10-06

FAINTER q paper-hanrer, day or Job. Cow. 40
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