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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-10

sphysfcsans generally fail % recognize
the iFisryrtance OF this fact but treat tire
C,rar Itself Taste al OF the cause OF the trouble
The noted specialist. franklin Niles u. D.
LII B. nas given the greater part OF his bfs
90 the stady Of this subject. and the principal
Ier Niles Restorative NeTvsne. the uHri-
vailed brain and nerve food. Is prepared on the
rriacipse that all nervous and many other
dIes-ulffes originate from disorders OF fhs
rervecenters. It's wonderful success tn curing
these disorders IL testified 10 by Thousands In
every part Of the land.
Restorative Nervine cures sieepieszness.
nervous prostratlcn- dizziness hystertA. SEX
usl debility So FtEaz dance. epilepsy. etc. 10
il free from oniates or dangerous drugs. It
i sold on q positive guarantees By all drug
rtssz or sent direct by the Or. Niles Medal
To- ElkhnFt. Ind. on rccefpt q price. q per
bottle. ak bottles Tor y. express prepaid
Far sale b. ssewMss s aslaass DsAg "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-10

Secretary of Agriculture Morton will sail
from New York Tor Europe on Tuesday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-25

son is a palmer" and that he tried to
"palmn the watch. Under such circum-
stances he should hold Wilson for the
grand jury, and should fix bail at $500.
Had his honor said $500, bail might
not have been given, but as it was Will
son put up the $500. Wilson is about
five feet six inches. is So years of age,
very English in manner of speech, has
iron grey hair. inclined to run into the
white, and wears full whiskers and
moustache. He is thick set, dresses we'll
and is good talker.
When he fixed the bail, Judge Gould
said that he was convinced that Wilson
finding that he was detected in trying TO
take the watch, paid the SIS on account
as cheap way of getting out of the
store"
Marshal Trickey TOOK Wilson to the
Longfellow GALLERY to have his photo
graph taken, and there was quite scana
before. thesperformance was over.
With Marshal Tricky were Officers
Sparrow and Skillings, and it took the
three to keep Wilson in the chair. Will
son objected most strenuou'sly to having
his picture taken, resisting at every step.
When finallyghis head was held up before
the camera by an officer, he uttered loud
cries that he was being choked. Finally
a picture was secured.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-25
PERSONAL

Col. Fred Atwood of the Governors
Council, and of the State Reform School
committee, accompanied by his wife,
will pass Christmas with the boys at the
State Reform School at Cape Elizabeth.
Mrs. James A. Walsh, who will preside
at the organ at ST. Joseph's > church,
Lewiston, at the Christmas services
today, IS one of the finest organists in
the State, and was formerly organist at
the Catholic cathedral in Portland,
The ladies of the Second Parish society
will give a reception Thursday evening
between and 10 O'Clock, to the Rev.
Mr.. Hack, the pastor of the church. and
Mrs. Hack.
Colonel W "A. r. Boothby, of Wateryille,
spends Christmas with his brother. Mr..
F.E. Boothby. at the Falmouth.
Mr.. Henry A. Wing Of Lewiston is al
the Falmouth.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick G. Thayer OF
Waterville, are at the PrebIe
Mrs. Charles F. Thwing and daughter
of Cleveland, O., who have been at the
Preble, went to Pennington Monday.
Fred Deon, foreman at the Portland
Company's paint shop, was presented
with handsome chair last night by his
friends, who gave him su rprise party.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-25
A Salvage Sale {!
A Salvage Sale

The Remnants of our Christmas
stock, The Baskets, (all in splendid
condition) The Toys, The Games,
The Books, will be all assembled
with the Dolls-on the Doll Counter,
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock,
shorn of their profits. Price cut to
the quick.
"a clarin up sale" will be on for a
couple Of days.
Right here let us say that eighteen
hundred and ninety-four has been a
splendid year for us, spite of the
panic, spite of the gloomy outlook at
its beginning. You, who are fire.
quent visitors here, tell us, have you
ever seen dull day here ?
In all your visits here did you
ever see anything but briskness ?
YOU have made it good year Of
business for us,
And we thank you heartily for it.
And now for the snow drifts Of
January 1896!
Right in the middle of our Christ
mas hurrah, we've been planning for
our January sales.
Yes, and for spring trade too.
Our import orders for spring
goods were given even before
Christmas trade began.
The goods are made and some OF
them are on the ocean headed for
Portland.
The handsomest line of spring
goods we ever owned.
Some of them will be opening in
a few weeks.
Meanwhile look out for Startling
Bargain Sales from now on.
We wish you all Merry Christ
mas and a happy New Year.
Yours, sincerely,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-25
A calendar worth Having.

One of the best calendars is that pub
ushed by N. ". Aver & Son, the Newspaper
Advertising Agents of Phila delphia.
The handsome copy for 1895 carTies'on its
seal their famous motto, keeping Ever
lasting AT 1t Brings Success" which Will
alone each day be worth to all who use 1t
far more than the price of the calenoaI'
The size is generous, and the work peautl-
ful specimen of the printers art. Each oay,
as is becoming to such an important sllce Oh
time. is printed large enough to be read
across the room. the price is 20 cents, de-
livered every where post paid. and IN per-
feet condition.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-25
THE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

J. R. Libby.
Bank reports-5.
Police Examining Board.
Cumberland County Agricultural Society.
New York steamers.
x. John Little & Co.
New Wants, To Let. For Sale. Lost, round
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads on Page o.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-25
NORWAY.
The Fourth Lecture in the stoddard
Course.

With Mr.. John L. Stoddard's lecture on
Norway, at City Hall last evening, the
Portland public made their last tour OF
any of the countries of Europe this sea-
the course, but that one is confined to
the Passion Play at Ober Ammergau.
Notwithstanding last night was Christ
mas eve, there seemed to be no dlmlnu-
ton in the size of the audience, which
was, if anything more responsive than
those gathered at any OF the former lee
lures, and the many anecdotes of travel
were received with much laughter and
applause.
The views in Mr.. Stoddard's LAND of
the Midnight Sun" are among the finest
of the many beautiful scenes that the
operator throws upon the screen. Those
that delineate the mountains that skirt
the great inland fiords are wonderful in
their accuracy, sumptuous in their Fat
mospheric effects. This is probably due
to the remarkable climate, as described
by the lecturer, and when the scene de-
plotting the grandeur of the North Cape
gives place to the sight of the midnight
sun throwing it's light in wake Of gold
en- ripping waves, the enthusiasm OF
the audience finds expression in loud
applause. From Christiana to Hammer
fest is a delightful series of drives by
carriole over some of the best roads IN
the world, viewing waterfalls more num-
erous and beautiful than those of Swift
zerIand, and sails among the Lofoden
islands, and to Trondhjem-where Nor
weeian kings are crowned-Bergen and
Tromso, that are taken over seas almost
without movement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-25

The Stroudwater river is now frozen
solid it's entire length and affords the best
skating to be found in this vicinity. The
surface for five miles on this beautiful
stream is as smooth glass. Today, in
addition to their regular trips the Stroud
water ears will run from the post Office
every twenty minutes after 1920 p. m. !;
forenoon trips as usual.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-25
An Unfortunate Accident.

George Carter of Yarmouthville, a
workman at the Forest pulp mill, yester-
day, while at work in the liquor room of
the mill, had some of the liquor
spashed IN his face. 1t entered his eyes,
and he will lose the sight of one, and
perhaps both.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-25
NO. 4l2s.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF -
The Portland National Bank,

at Portland, in the State of Maine, at the close
of business, December 18th, 1894.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-25
DR.. Maxwell Scores Triumph for Hi
Red Liniment.

Red Liniment.
Monday, Charles Whitney, of Buxton,
formerly of Portland, came to this city
for DR.. Eben Maxwell, to go to Buxton
and attend horse that had been badly
hurt. The horse had run away last
Thursday, and dashed into a four-ox
team. The horse caught his leg under a
wheel OF the team, and was dragged a
considerable distance His leg was bad
~ torn. After the leg had been b an
daged, Mr.. Whitney informed the doctor
that the latter.had saved the life of the
same horse several years before by turn
ing red liniment into the animals ears.
DR.. Maxwell in this connection, relates
that he has turned the red liniment in
to babies ears without any evil effects.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NO. 221.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
The First National Bank Of Portland,

at Portland, in the State of Maine, at the close
of business, December 10Th, 1894.
RESOURCES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
xui.s By . Negro Railroad Be...

sTRouDsBuRo. Pa, Feb 24.-Richsrd Prior. .
negro employed on the wilkesbsrre and East
srn Railroad. last night shot and killed Chris
tsn Ehlsr. q merchant at the lsttsr's resi-
dsnes at White Oak Run. this county. and
fatally wounded his wife Their con escaped
by jumping from a window. The murder was
committed at 1880 o'clock. as the couple rose
from supper. They kept q small gen eral store
and were about sixty years old. Prior WAS the
boss OF gang OF southern NEGROES who have
been working on the new Wtlkesbarre and
Eastern RaiIroad recently built through this
county. The motive OF the crime was robbery
but the m urdsrer obtained only S3S Several
not secured.
Prior was captured to-day by a constable in
BlairntoWn. n. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
.nRonKLrX,s sroLrx wArKR.
Ths city works Csunissiouer May Greer
= GeAsraI Iavestieatton.

Ths city works Csunissiouer Nay 0rssr
saessrai Iavestiestton.
The discovery made By City Works Commits
sioner White Of Brooklyn that the Citizens
Electric nluminating Company had been oper-
stinR its extensive plant for more than i've
years with water stolen from = city main. will
result In = general Investigation OF the Water
Purveyor's bureau. The surreptitlous con-
nsctlon between the electric light works AMI
the De Kalb avenue main was made on Oct
~. 1888 Ths experimenting plumber was
Stephen W. Mckeever. a favored contractor OF
that period. There IL 40 record In the depart
m emit that n permit was issued
Commissioner White says that he will exer-
elise all the powers the law gives hi IN to prose-
cute the case Whether civil OF criminal suits
or both will be brought depends on the opin-
ion Of the Corporation Counsel The electric
light companys supply OF water would be cut
OF at once were IL not for the fact that this
would stop the machinery and thereby leave q
large part OF the city In darkness Tomorrow
or next day . mstsr will be put in.
The Commissioned. II IL said, will also send q
corps Of inspectors to the factories. theatres,
churches. Office buildings. and big apartm snt
houses to look for other irregularities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25

A CLIENT dssFss 20 sAshAHEs dssiFHts property y
n IsFn or eoantTy Eesaqsucs kghd pzTIcgilaTs aLa
HAus. hfRAh. iIWail - \ b
EASY IEkAs-sAls Or LeaEs.-EouIs. ~ rooms, (. a
H eon4u4oh impToNsIashis. lptS arlsiagEa D. .'rr
nan nyizhbaEhoul Inmsd.als Is1saesElSu 60 "a
s-drssS lb' hsstsFyslt ~, NuS brighton $.
nor SXChASGE small house IN Kuick erbocE sr . r. ,
a soss elsEan, Essidsnee On - azlsssv SqaEy 81
Tres 4nd clear price 81. 600 for uat have .AFgt
10 q sssEJ knd 81 properly Eads. WAS have zee
iSTo L-aAEIkOaSsss sssRssl W srssslyA L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
fer Sale or 90 gtt-gitH.

ATTESTIoS'-wnY PAR bent
Tor = nAt uhsn for the tams money or iess yo1 can
rsnF tNo t'oIy aRd basement higAEisop holss. az
sAHtL nnishsd A. improvements In = uiosI ges rabls
nskhocEuood north OF HaTeul ktEe All one BL.eE
q The suburban elevated station lSsih a. branch N
Tue second .nd lird aE L Taads, a. $40 500
per yeATf u Ell repay pArtles intending = male
change 10 inspect these h6nsss bsg9Ts sngashg ess
Shsrs: open suhdaJ, w. O'OORdAN -
itoth 81 ana Willis ~,
F33s sa2ie ss SosPtts Isv hRsI3 dss H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
Suburban Zeal estate.

1 HAVE SONS ehOies cottages and hAts a. Iou pr.ta
u in and near tue be Autifgl village Of Jamaica /
GEO. h. 1ILLf. JamacA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
araI estate for, Sale.

AN ASSURED INCOME. Increasing values p.rfses
"a climate; sxeeilsnt railway fAcilitisH unlimited
water supply GOOD sehssiA and refined soeisty are
among tue advantages suIoyed by the dwssrs 10 ths
beautiful and fertile valley OF the Rio Peeos In south
eastern New Mexico. universally conceded to be one
81 the nnes. fruiy AHd yine-zewing regions IN The
Cnllsl stAtss and unqualified for general Agrcuurs
ana stock growing These lands are unQuestionAbly
the safest and most profitable invsstmsnt t1s mar
kstsnhsthsF for h0nsSsskerr cooniss or TeAl estate
Investors. rare opportunity for colonization. Foi
fu description and prices address the 70 ieTsignei
ho IA. several thousand Asrss Of the eAe.ts.i eco
WILLIAM T. HOLT, 81 Opera House blseL, DshVer, Col
EARh. l46 acres nne buidines running water lDlpsd
20 house aud BARN. splendid fruits Of al Anta nat
arAl gAA discovered near BY price, $3.50
GEo. T. TiLLY JAmaeiA l. /
Eok sALE-o.itSrnlA Irntt lands tracts u 20 asT,.
Ntsd ". W. DIkENAN owner, room $40. % cars
st- chicago.
SCASY SOUTH 70 lnVAlids and aged people Wishing
- homes In his heAthy climate. With light plfs
water. UNION soLbIER box 3. AottANAy "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
9Th AVENUE,

Eorthwsst corner a3d Fine store aud basement,
also adjoining store
J. ROMANO BROWN 4 CO., 80 West 3Sd At
9TH ST, l22 EAST.-Four story building. :5xloo:
lc electric lights, two elevators to lease for term
OF yearL ALFRED DOLCE a son.
llO-ll2 last 18th OF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
Board afautta.

VoUSa LADY DISHES EOARD ssls,g faaiIy sAa
&nHA sAFa easiA-st-i Ifat1I 400 IA -sd loIs ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
atal estate for Eals-gtrssu Gita.

q Snn CASH, balance mortgage payable Install
pow ments 0eautirdl queen Anne cottage, i2i
CLINTON av. Jersey city HeGhts; seven rooms; bath.
room. furnacei decorAtedi cabinet nantes. Also, Q
new artistic houses corner Clefk and Union, Jersey
CITY Heights 10 minutes FROM foot Liberty ct n "
story 10 rooms; italian Renaissance every mod
appliances; bathroom, seryautf water closet
trio bells cabinet manifest fully decorated laundry
bun brleE to second storys wids balls; queen Auns
mouidings sale. VI, 500 Tsrins $500 down. balance
instaments rent or might lsass. 800 "
J. d. C0SDlCT. owner, 40 Wall ~
DWELLING HOUs Es, e11 TO $50 PEH
fE22SSyEAEEkSA sa.s ,rsHSrJat eS iT RI NM nT.
MAEK AsHE n6 SEE E9E Fo SnrRiTs
am ooS8SMIEETT,If2a;xxH VA Az wiNkLE q co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
ataI estate :far saIs-gsas gsIaaA

EoR sALE-2oo acre fArI, fronting tue sound -
miles out on Long IAsnd, ground slopes Ia itA.
tfuily from the WatsE max ing many mAlulHCrni
building siles: land fertile. line pasture. AAul ianl
shade and fruit trees. houses and several ClihLHE
lngs IN excellent renAir halt mile iEaek, m SOL -
der, on the place; could stock farming a. o.
oWNER box III. sun O-r'
NokThPokT. Long Isisud.-sPisndid buhdlEs ga
.. S LEWIS IS chsmbsr'i
NoRT4PoRT LonE IslAnd.-EH6rn 20 aers. !S's'
~ buLdlnEA - 6OOt worth $500. near depot
LEWlS. 20 CGambeTtut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
for Sale OF % grt-altw atrssu

LILBERoH n j.. add Norwood Park. seabtish,-
n.hed. hIEfaa IzSE Son. epps'ss Long SIi
Branch, N. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
atrstrhsstsr GO. ssspern, cfm Sals.
BEST LOTS FOE INVEsTARNr
OAHYT..

New York city line adjoining vsn tortiAndt PaEii
.n .sss.,msnt. paid ssssrH w.tsr gas train. l.ayS
av. elevated roads; only 10 minutes; price 500
up terms 70 suit; railroad Nrfsts and infOrmAiisa
HATCH co.. IS West 4sd st. NY
MOUNr vERNOS.-Goodh homes saay payments: a.
Nl minutes FRO n rev York mpubhly buys "a 500
house $50 mont hly bu ~ &c TbO hoove: modern and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
for saIs OF 60 gst- statm asIaud.

DOB SALE dos nguTsl or Lease two YtAFs-Twe
housrs. b@en rented a. aTstciAss family LGis. htal
SAtsL and a;stlon' alaahls pTuptry f0g tnEss'Ue"S
EAECGlpR ldI husteTEslt ay., zee BrlgLtolI s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
ataI estate to exshaags.

1lldl OSlatt ~ CAtNdNHV.
LNEST-C ass EAG aud store property rented good
II location. on broadvAy au4 HdIginilg EyeRgsA tgT
pATtlc apply uEuer anu bu.L.tE
kOHEA1 l. MOORES,
80 Decatur ~. near bE0afEGy
BrookyD.
LNoK E1cHASGE-FaFn aud sabaE6An heuLs, uith
eAsh Tor read hoase q ts4smahL AMOS LAZY
HkAA 18e 1eatAEEs a. BrooklsA
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9rifrt gsHrh-9fsShlpn.

NhA SRHhhN eEh"N@sHns
RotRp q p ,o:-rl.s..s, seon', ;.Il.a, so..ai
s1, ssT.s minutes from the bridge % 1issspp'' g.
HICKS ST. eo.-Ftvs minut.s vsls 70 bridge All
rs.sisss Ss.rd sSesl.Rs cpsSt'Spi,S toissSs span.
ish, french. or Italian.
FURNISHED Rooms & Apartments 90 ast
East side.
4 sxfscroS Ay. ioz-EIessn, sleeve rooms, h..t
- Ess bath All convsnsness; private house; gen
temen only cat
n RxTNGToN Av. Isa-Latgs, cheerful we'll heated
~ room to rent; running wster large eloseh
y cold water; bath; everything new; me locstion-
3S ST. sos ed aAsf as f. lem: riS
and other rooms.
6isf sf, 2oe EAsr.-Isree furnish.d front room.
gentlemen.
EoD ST.. its BAsT.-Ei.rsntiy furni,h.d 'front.' and
Oo connecting room; also hsl room. second moor
E7TH ST 4Os BAsT.-Ch..rfui room; water. e.s
~ bath private house; accommodate twoi -
6STn ST, i2sBAsr.L.rss rooms, hsnd.om.ly fur.
vsnisuce,; board optional.
GOD ST. ?a2 EAsT.-L.rge dOubl. p.rlcr. nicely fur,
o. nished; every convenience; very select
QSTH ST, 223 EAsT-Nieeiy Furnished front perior.
Oh nrst noOr private house, IS so; hsI room " 60
Q6TH ST. sli BAsT.-Lsfes and small rooms heated,
sshti.%sn. terms mOdsrs,si near "a Az. L station.
llO.u,s: doctor. dentist. o,h.rs duin:S 10 .uiD
west sias
A NsrERDAM Az, 15o.-A widow living .lou. win
- let room. with or without board ring third
HOTEL GLADYS, southeast corner Of Columbus aN
y new: modern improvement suites Of tive to eight
amt asps.,%snI |: special i.siu5s which siisiy'
i'''' IL" particulars Apply % JOIN aooRE Manager
1lTII ST. lo6 wEsT.-Elsg,ptly furnished rooms IN
i Thoroughly heated private house. terms moderate
i s5. also front hall room IS; gentlemen.
1OrII ST. 80 wEsT.-Largs. Handsomely furnished
10 rooms; running water. bath; gentlemen; refer
1ntH ST. 8si wEsT-Plea,snt hall room. newly
~ painted private house good location. gas bath;
reasonable.
DIST sT., ~ WEsT-Furni,hed, heated rooms; hot
= and cold water; new beds; good board II desired
ODD ST, 243 WEsr-Newly furnished rooms: fur.
80 mace heat or crate nre terms reasonsble refer
snces exchanged
DOTH ST. Ao7 wEsT.-Three rooms two beds fur.
20 nished for housekeeping: SO. with gas.
IdTH ST, Ii3 wEsT-Hsndsomely furnished rooms.
~ en- suite or separately; also small rooms
IETII ST. 2t2 wEsT.-Elesant large sunny rooms:
exchanged.
50D ST. 22s WEST, near sro.dw.y..s.nny rooms
O~ with folding bed: references required
SkTn ST. 37s wEsT-Front room to lets gas and
OO bath; terms reasonable
H2D ST. 1l2 wEsT.-A nicely furnished room TO let
Oc to nan and wife or lady. King BuTTs's bell
~ IsT ST. io7 wEsf-Desrable parior floor for ply
y i stefan or dentists private family.
OOTH ST, so WEST Nicely Furnished p.rlor and
~ bedrooms for gentlemen; with German sidow
7SI eTH Az, near asa ,t-Lsrse front room, far.
~ nishsd; gentlemen or light hou'eksseg,pgI $50
-
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Ns ;;: il,;;1,l ;'.t!,!
AMSTERDAM. HOLLAND usse
MAIN U. .. OFFICE
sra BRoADwAT. NEW ToaK.
als as 2l7 west iaOn,,.
81 Broadway.
franklin Trust Co. Bufdinf
Montague and Cllnton sta, Brooklyn
p57 Sd av.
Riehmond terraces. New Brishton, al
AGENTS WANTED.
1omfstir Strrauts afantta.
VouNG GERMAN GIRL for hou,.wort; in family,
A"ss''lO' reference tss ss E.., ,e,s It. .h a.,
w X West %!st ssh IT Ao'0'.' private ''"f
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c.
A RrrF1cIAL FLOWERS Wanted good .t.reh.r.
"A THOMAS II. WOOD co, 51s Broadway.
RiHHsf BINS s. TO TGsa sSiH
TAiLoR wanted to locate in block new asts Junction
50 ana t s9.9n AVA aeo.. 1884 HO,' a''Fab'
VVANrED-A nrsteis,, hor,sshoer who would be
milling to Az % Ms.,. gT' e. The sl'y apply
~ and O'Clock to-day Sunday
IVANTRD-A shesrsr on. accustomed to .bs.ring
sstin si or c...imersa Apply at UNION PRINT
At antra-aslalss- miscellaneous.
Any MAN can make $40 to SIS each week at home;
~ rare Cgp1ItSnn an, no Psddns Sny psT..Hs wiling
once address aud 80 cents Tor $50 OUTFIT With full
The EMERSON CO. P. o DO, 20. cOrunDs Mich.
AoENTs FOR the PRIZE HISTORY OF Tns
aa.rso vOnmss 500 ia.gGs.oa. S SsGs.
a' iSS damp: re- Gh H.
"A as side line or alone good seller. big ptons; write
Tor particulars or ''nf M q Ss gfis III ,sGe
al Gem. Bank St Pss. MINI.
%:a s sS a .Ss IL
every mouse NsS%R&kS 'f cR sfk hys Cincinnati
aa. b. sf ffs E
MEN to sell baking powder: steady smploym
Ssl.S Or sS
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the who..si. and r.t. trsd.: sell sight every
permanent position For particulars address. with
CENTENNIAL MFG. CO. Milwaukee wi.
SIDE LINE.-sa per town paid travelling men to sp-
point agents. no R8Psiys w ii eth .y ch,e.so
tional Cash Registers on salary and ommis'ion to
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required. Apply to T. JHEoBALD, Jr.. National Cash
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WhNrEPpdos.s:msn. TO .s On. good: ~ .amp,s, 70
every business man or nrm bsfs s.i.ry snd mopsg
advanced Tor advertising and expenses; permanent
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WILSON'S BUSINESS pTRECToRY.-nsn wanted
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Srs,. u a&p Ssnd.fitins stains age and references
msnt Trow Directory, Printing and BOOibinding Co.
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tLrISE SAFE co. sOos7I CLARK st. Cincinnati O.
OOO MEN 70 sell best gas burner market. Par.
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A REFINED YOUNG WOMAN. accustomed TO travel
n ling would act assistant secretary 40 to lady
or invalid contemplating Journey; or would remain
In city; references
c. q, box ia. sun uptown once. 1895 Broadway
AN EXPERIENCED DREssNAKER desires custom.
n rsby day or week; city or country; reference;
NJ. A. H.. e7o West ESD st.
A CoLoRED WOMAN wishes situation to do house
L. l., l2a west SD ST.
DY CULTURED WIDOW. splendid housek ssper, In
ID family where servants are kept
g.. box 1871. sun up town once laos Bway.
OFFICE WORK wRITIN0 &c.-Young woman wants
W position; plain, rapid writer industrious and
worthy; experienced. Address X. SHEA. ITO W. 18th
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