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Real Estate for Brooklyn.
A-A-2- STORY STONE and brick houses, ar
ranged tor and two families, at less than
cost t1 builder. $500 20 500 above mortgages,
wN. II. NONER. SEA Ralph ave
Al S.,Bpt sIODErN o-stury uruwusgUue uai,
2uNIUNlOU: beautifully located. l block irum
Prospect Paris, near 1tG ave, ana sth II, cost
=, 30, TCuts $40; easy tcTms I.RNE~IlS
GCllCK & Co, so Fulton ST.. BrooElyn.
BEAUTIFUL .. soTy and basement house;
double improvements: cabinet trimmed loca-
tiun uuSuTpa, ,sed: uear station; bargain; terms
easy BENZ. &. RAYMOND, owner, 1873 o1th
ST. brooklyn.
BUTCHERS. bakers. grocerymen, &c great
bargain: sell, exchange OF rent, 3-stoTy business
corner, 20 rooms, ! baths, double store block
from l. station. WESTON, 2sso Fulton st.. 2bth
Ward
FOR sALE-sIore and tenement; property all
rented nRe business location; will net 10 per
cent. investment Apply TO JOHN AsslP $50
Union st
FOR sALE--3-story frame store and dHeling,
brick nlled located on a business thorough
fare. price s. $40, Owner. tO2 Graham ave-.
Brooklyn,
Only -. 100 Ior 5 story brick store property on
smith 81 business part pays 10 per cent
ERNESrUs GULICk 4 co, $50 Fulton ST.,
Brooklyn.
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Flats and Apartments to let.



l2qrIt ST, 2SS w.-s large, light rooms bath
perfect order all improvemcntsi rent reduced,
1SsD ST. % & Is W. 5th 4 Lenox aves. "a rooms
bath: elegant nat. all improvements, heated
halls; SIS to tei. indulr' janitor.
l3SrIl ST., & RROOK AVE. beautifully deco
rn'cd apartments, u h rooms; NIL steam
heated; every modern Improvement; S23 up.
owner on PREMISES
1881 81. 0US r.. LIST hat-S large rooms 4 bath
all Improvements; reduced rents; SIS.
lilSr ST, 200 W single flats, I rooms b bath
sd EI'N"'' h'''' all improvements Inducements
li3D sT 235 W., near sth ave. > rooms h
hath Sln-SlS; free until November. BAR
NETT h CO. 4. l21th t.
On MAtlN1FICENr eth ave drive C226S, l33d-
l3lth ST. -llnndsomc 5-rcom Hat slI.
81 - 81 MILE FLOOR, ! rooms; improvements.
VIM Stunebrdgc, lSith ST., east OF III ave. ,
stationery store,
si7 TO 500, near fth ave. Splendid fats of
rooms a bath, every convenience, good neigh
borhoud Apply 20 isnitor. l2l W. lSith St. or 10
J. EDGAR LEAICRArr 1917 Broadway
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Real Estate for ssle--Westehester
DO YOU WANT 10 BUY A HOME In Yonkers
Park : all improvements; cheap transit; low
pr ces; easy tcrins.
ALFRED COOLEY. "a Fast 42d St
MOUNT VERNON Corner lot, 7jNl25; house
rooms: one block from depot. OWNER, ~
East l25th 1t,
MOODLAWN CEN ErERY plot Tor sale; space
for eight graves; n bargain,
X. EDMUND MARKS 800 broadway.
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Boarciers Wanted.

Boarders Wanted.
One T7ne, SOC. PEI line Second Tine ne. pa
ane: Third and Subsequent NmeS I6c Per hH&
No extru charge on SuNdaya
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furnished Rooms to Let.
One 7fme zoe per hne; Second Time. Rc. per
Asne Third and Subsequent Tn.eS I6c psy Is.<
No ezra charge on Slndars

East Side
EAST BROADWAY. iS & 15 Cosmopolitan Hail.
To let, fine furnished rooms for gentlemen only
meeting rooms for clubs. &C.. at reasonable terms
ELDRIDGE sT., l39-Furnished room for ladies
gentlemen; Sl.75, 1850 couple, 81.
IRVING PLACE. Uncomfortable furnished large
rooms, lst, ID floors. small room, 81 50. refer
ences.
IRVING PLhCE, 20, near Union scuare-Large
small comfortably furnished rooms hall
room, $3.50.
LENlNGluN AVE, Va7-furnisned room In
private house with owner hot cold water:
terms reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1862, easements large rooms.
furniEhed-room house; caterer; rent low.
LEXINGTON AVE, I53-Choice OF several rooms
all conyeniences: nicely kept house; reasOnab e
terms.
aIuN isur 81, 80, near Grinu ~. Jerry -rur
nlshed ru"mt ~. 20 per week; w.lhlnl mn
ulr's walk car liue'.
PAItK AVE. SGl-a lighi. pleasant corner rooms.
bath, young men or light housekeeping; 80
ST MARKS PLACE I4--HandsOmsst 4 cheapest
rooms; all conNenienees; gentlemen or couple
housekeeping.
SUFFOLK ST, 49, near Grand-Large front room.
furnished for housekeeping 1885, washing
privilege.
I'D AVE, ln-Front paElor. well furnished. 2d
floor; private house; running water, large
closets gas, bath; suitable for gentlemen, 1t5O,
2D AVE. lst-2 large. nicely furnished. connect
Ing rooms. heated, on "a noor for gentlemen.
eD AVE. lS2l--Furnished rooms; With or without
taari. Byrno,
bath, hot cola wafer; near Madr0n square,
ITH AVE. lSO-Room with home comforts fol
Si bell
iUlH 81. - y Furnished rooms 10 let, ioT
ladies org, ,nilemen.
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THE BERWICK.


sl5 W. 5STH ST. near Central Park.
Apartments OF rooms bathroom in perfect
J. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT. 1917 Broadway.
A-BEAUTIFUL corner fats. : elegant, light
rooms, bath. hardwoJd throughout, steam heat
parquet foors hall service Including Isl Nat,
MANN SON Go W, sith ST.. corner Columbus
ave.
A-To LET in the Dalhousle, 40 to Is W. Both
nIshcd ] apartments. IS 10 rooms room each each; a house
absolutely freuroot without superior as a
home for families. Please inquire of the janltor.
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED FLATS, 9 rooms 4
bath, all improvements; new buildings north
rents sea $40
CORNER FLATS, G rooms & bath; every i'm
or G. s KoHLER BRO, sos Columbus ave,
l0lth 81.
FLAT
Light. well ventilated flats
" 4o2 ", 6sthsii =" p'''
FLATS. a. IO7 100 Charlton. & ia King st. :
SIG to s2i. Apply iT Fulton,
HANDSOME apartments TO let near The Plaza
Apply "a ". 10Th ST., or 2Tl Prosiwiv. room l.
THE CLINTON e53 W 4ad st. near Brt5 'vay-
Beautiful, all-liEht apartments, private halls,
baths, steam heat, elevator all G!Kht; choice res
taurant In building
THE CAMPBELL, 50 W. i2d ST.. between J,h &
9Th aves-Elegant apartments Of 2 With or
without private bath furnished unfurnished /.
steam heat all service included elevator. &c.
VICTORIA. nth St, near 9Th ave.-Fve rooms
q bath. handsomely decorated; all new; low
rents: jln.tor 81 w. DOWNS l54 9Th ave.
81 MON rHLY-Choice apartments, rooms; rear.
IS Grove St. near plecckcr Christopher.
& rooms all improvements, except bath; free
until Nov. l. Teuts 81 To 81: 443 W. 35th ST. .
4ej W S2i 81 GEOGHEGAN CO. 423 9TH aye.
Gn'urr 'H"sd- -" ort- r. seth stvec..
TTH AVE. 99Sa / block uf i35th 81. gtatlon--TaI
fat, I all-llght roln's, hagh; steam heated mod,
ern improvements rental s?7 Inquire janitor,
SIN AVE, 2UuI. near lBS.n ST. = fine hnts. Z
rooms. bath: private hal; s2l TO s2a
l2DfH 81. IA W, sinrair- Absolutely first
class, . Y extra large rooms; sleam- heat I'd
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Urfurnished Rooms to Let.

18TH ST, $40 w, Large. convenient front room
light Housekeeping. quiet Iri'nse house; S3
adults.
23D ST. 24l W. Cdressmaker's belD-4 rooms tc
let slngly or whole floor.
AID, 2bl W. Light, cheerful rooms, furnished
or unfurnished: Apply Manager Clinton Apart
ment. 2hB w. I'D.
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I WILL SELL my two bicycles for $40; lady's
and gents: have been in use less than three
months Apply to 1877 East 27th ST.
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Real Estste for sale-Lone island.

PRETTY country home; house Of rooms and
hath, all Improvements, hve lots. for 81, 300.
only 500 cash balance monthly or quarterly. c.
l., WALLACE Rockville Centre, l.. l.
FOR SALE--A plot OF 10 lots, 25tl2l each, at
Nnphnuk, /. T.. adjoining railroad; nicely To-
Gated near lake; suitable Tor cottage Address
owner, box ia World.
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Real Estate for sale-Iersey City.

$40 10 Souu CASlt--A new two inmiy house,
fun lot, on Jersey city Heights, 10 minutes from
liobukcn ferry, $2,GO II. l. DARLING. 444
Central ave. JrrScv city.
Sli, ,OOu WILL BuI 3improNed tnts on Jersey
city Heights, minutes from lloboken ferry
rent SlSn per month: n rare bargain. n. l. OAR.
LING, ~ Central ave. jersey City,
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Real Estate for Sale ou. of the Cit,

Real Estate for Sale Out OF the City
a CHANCE FOR A GREAT BARGAfN-P Prop
erty or sale nj Orlando, Orange Co., Fla For
full particulars apply TO
DIR }. u. RARR. b0S West 5oth.
A BARGAIN; 81 acres: house. barn, granary,
hennery, iruit stock, crops, tools good build
ings: depot "A mile; ~ 100; 81, 100 down.
HALL. Spring Valley, N. Y.
IA ltrAlN-Iu ncre- good iaild, far buildings:
near depot; 81, so: 500 down,
BOHR. Spring Valley, N.
FINE country residences, farms, shore fronts and
building lots, WW.KlRBY. i9s Times Bldg. N, Y.
FOR SALE-SS acre farm; good buildings, good
land, well frulted. 10 acres In wood, with stock,
crops and Implements; II bargain; 81, $50
j. X, MCiDS1GAL. Dover, Del
For SALE or RENr-LocusI Grove ducking
shore, Bush River, Md. Address JAY +.
TOWNER, Pcrryman, Md.
PEARL HUTTON FACTORY FOR SALE-Com-
plelely equipped; ensy terms; near by. BEEk-
MAN, ~ Liberty 81. room 4.
60 ACRES GOOD LAND; poor buildings SOD
peach trees: near station; S75O THOMAS q.
CLARK, Dover, Del.
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unfurnishsd-M
s o FLATS S o

NOTHING LIKE THEM at the rrice-S rooms 4
bath set tubs. range; never occupied; is one
half the house; only one other tenant; makes II
cosy. cheap n flee from the troubles OF large
tcnement-houees q. A. |. CO., room g. World
nnIllInr N Y
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Board Wanted.

BOARD for two, above 5yth st.. east side: will
make contract halt Interest established business
Security. 307 W. 5oth st.
where there are but few boardsfs. between
Lexington 4 sth aveA., Esd st. q both q, refer
ences given h required: terms tte; full pArtieu-
World.
MOTHER . children wish . large. sunny roous
4 board west aide, near park; moderator state
price Address H., 7os Columbus ave.
TWO SINGLE ROOMS or large double fos1a.
with board, at Columbia Heights. Brootiyn;
with view OF bay: reasonable tsrmA o.. boa tD
World.
WANTkD-By lady lArye room Y board; pr
manent: ~ or less. g.. hox ySI World.
WoRKINGMAN wants board for himsslf . ha5.
4 In some good family between seth Z Iooth
sta. west, Address. stating tsrms r. j. l.. baz
iS3 World
YOUNG LADY wishes pleasant boaFdinG-psaea
west side where thsre are other lady bosfasf1t
not over % per wsek. r.. boz y, wsflA
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erookiyn.
WYCKoFF ST., 0I Il 90: rent, ell 4 sl2. A
ply to janitoT.
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Real Estate for saie-New Jersey.

Real Estate for saie-New Jersey.
BARGAl \-S acres: good house and OutbuiIu-
lngs; tut; fine avenue; stone road; hour
out main liue Penn, RR. SS,OOu, half cash.
MFADG FREEMAN, Rahw y n. ].
LITTLE FERRY. bergen County Free lots TO
any one Who Will buiid u factory. Apply Ia
JOHN LAW RENCE. Little Ferry.
NICE DENCE, with barn: large lot; fine
street; HNCN rnsnck; -. 900
MElZ. owner, il6 Fulton st. New York.
l3l2 ACRES OF land, 2 miles from summit, N. J. Z.
on D., l.. X ". RR., without buildings; sandy
soil high ground! suitable Tor trucking or chicken
Aaislng; price low. Apply to t. q. POTTER, OPP
pDsite station, summit, y. j.
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fDk SALE-A handsome oak cabinet-top iod
Ing bed. cheap. BERGMAN. 1O4 II. TSth ST.
HARDWOOD MANTELs. with French plate bsvei
mirror 81. 50: tile facing free. GRANT. 2Os
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ssTH ST.. So 4 81 E.-Attractive fats; highest
ground east OF Central Park four rooms, bath
& rsnr'; SIS. $40. See agent or ianitor OF
premises.
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s5TH ST. 220 E.-Beautiful new apartments
moderate rents: a handsomely decorated
rooms & bathrooms all light; halls bathrOom
heated complete janitor service; location con
venlent desirable.
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IRVING PLACE, a. near Union square-Desirabls
rooms. sxcsllent table. moderate terms table
board.
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Furnlshed-East Side

MADISON AVE. 1925. Summers bell-Elegantly
furnished nat rooms bath, new. complet,
for housekeeping; 81 weekly: others cheaper.
AT MORRI,UN', FLAT AIENCI, zO1 Wes
4lst 81. you will find flats In all locations.
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IN TWO MINUTES.
Con. inued from First PAGE.

Of the country notifying them OF the
grief which has 50 suddenly beiaiIen
them.
The origin OF the fire in breast g IS sup
posed TO be due to spontaneous combustion,
caused by refuse and screenings IN Ine
bottom OF the breast Stacking and catch-
ing fire. The mine was never IN safer con-
dition, and il seems mystery Ihat
the fire could have burst out and gained
such Roadway all at once. Il is suggested
that possibly the fire had bsen burning Tor
some time, perhaps two or three days and
from a smOuldering blaze 1t all al once De-
come burning furnace.
Breast 81 Is abou5 30 feet high and Is
now all sfire. The fire was commune
Gated TO breast 90 and 81 Of the same level
and the fifth level is also threatened.
FIRE WILL GO OUT N THREE MONTHS.
Superintendent Ramsey says he will
bulk the sixth level, and perhaps the fifth
level and bermitically seal them, and
thus shut off the air and another fire.
The mine is troubled n good deal with
black damp, but with the air shut out,
the black damp will form and Of itself put
out the fire l. i believed that in three
months the fire viii have become COM
10letely extingushed. Men are still at
work on the sixth level north, but out Of
tee head bulk, heading the fire district,
and though the fan is kept at work TO give
the men air, the fire Is aided just that
much more for the time being. With the
sixth level closed about ]. 800 feet of gang
way and forty breasts will be rendered
useless. Tie breasts formerly gave en-
plOyment 10 seventy men.
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TREE MINES.
A Curious Industry of Southern Ats
Logs Excellent for COINS

A Curious Industry OF Southern A<ss--
Logs Excellent for Cof1ns.
One OF the most curious industries in
the world Is the business of mining for
coffin planks which is carried on in
Upper Tonquin, portion OF the French
possessions In southeastern Asia. In n
certain district in this province there
exists great underground deposit OF
logs, which were probably the trunks
Of trees engulfed by an earthquake or
some other convulsion Of nature 1T G
comparatively recent period
The trees, says the Youths Compan-
ion. are species of pine known 20 the
natives. and also TO some extent TO Eu-
ropeGn commerce, "a nain-hou- The
wood is almost imperishable, and has
the quality, either through its nature
or as the result Of IT'S soujouFn under
ground, Of resisting decay from damp.
This quality makes II particularly VAL
liable for the manufacture of collins,
and for this purpose it is largely en-
ported to Europe.
The trees are ctten a yard IN diane
ter. They are buried in sandy earth
at depth of from two 70 eight yards.
and are dug up by native labor as de-
uland is made for them.
In many other places IN the world
trees are found underground IN very
fair state Of preservation. In Yer
mont certain meadows, which now are
cultivated every year. are known 20 DO
underlaid with great masses Of logs
which were brought down and depositsd
IN great jams in floods within the REQ
election OK living men. and lefc where
they were. In tho course Of time the
interstices between the lOgs filed up
with earth and all were covered over
evenly with mOrs earth and vegetable
growth.
Whenever any Of those buried logs
are dug up they are found TO be IN
surprisingly good state % preservations
but the business Of mining" them has
not yet become an industry.
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Hrsn1hInr Of TIC sec.

Men ana women do not breathe alike.
In woman the breathing Is from the
thorax. or chest, while n a man y IS
mainly from the diaphragm. which -
lower down. This peculiar difference
Is 50 marked that II j. peculiar 70 recog-
nize ~ II a woman disguised as nEn,
although the disguise may be fsultisss
IN other respects Most psychologists
say that this difference is Tot due %
sex. but owing % artificial conditions.
such as The wearing of corsets. 4
Philadelphia doctor made & series q
Investigations on the subject . short
time ago. and from this il would seem
that when me body Is unconfned, =.
stomach moves IN breathing. but
where co-sets are worn, the breathing
moves the cnes-. Eightv-tvvo girls,
from ten 70 Twenty-Five years o. age,
were examined. half of whom were q
pure Indian blood. the other being q
MIXED descent Seventr-fve hreathed
from me Diaphragm. and the other
seven from the thorax o. SIDE The
latter belonged % Comparatively civil
lied trites-San Frslcisc5 ArZo1sut-
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WASHINGTON, Aug. pa secret has
leaked out from diplomatic circles to the
effect that our government has become
entaugled with one of the Central Amerl-
can republics Us a result of the reel
procity treaties, and will have q Dill 10
paw. besides which the Bering sea Claims
will appear trivial in amount
The country in question is the United
States of Columbia, one Of the Central
American republics. which steadily re-
fused all efforts of the state depart
msnt to induce it TO become party
TO one Of these reciprocity treaties. More
over when her sister republics and Spain
I as to Cuba and Porto Ricol began to ship
their products duty free TO the United
States under the terms OF Their new treat
les, Columbia claimed the same exemption
for her staples, hides. coffee, sugars ana
molasses. The state department rejected
this claim. 1t was obliged ID do so, else
the whole fabric Of treaties would have
fallen, the United States being Unable to
offer inducements otherwise.
IT WILL HAVE TO BE PAID.
Columbia persisted in her claim and
pointed to the treaty of 1884 which declares
that Columbians shall not be assessed any
duty upon their products imported into
the United States higher than on like ar
ticles imported from any other foreign
country That meant, they contend, If
the articles above mentioned entered the
United States free of duty. from Cuba and
other republics, they should also enter from
Columbia free, regardless of reciprocity
treaties. They have never abated this con-
tentiop. Many letters have been exchang--
ed on the subject. and at last the United
States has been obliged TO admit the
strength and correctness of the Columbian
position. This being done, 1t follows that
tie government must refund TO importers
the amounts they have paid on duties Of
Columbian products, which should have
been free or admitted at lower rates
Just what the amount will be no one
can tell at present. but steps are being
taken to ascertain the amount by stats
tics.
The United States has ordered Spain to
refund -, coo 900 collected enormously by
Spain on goods imported from the United
states.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Daily Eagle.
TOPEKA. Kan, Aug. 24-Just as the
guilty man always cries when ne is cor
nered. so chsirman of Populist state COM
mirtee Breidenthal now eXclaims, Prove
it"'
The Populists realize that the uurefuted
charges of the lottery aud policy shop
men of Kansas City, Kan, putting up to
Governor Lewelling is hurting their party,
and Breidenthal has at last come out and
essayed to quiet the feeling Of dissatisfac-
tion arising from those charges, This Is
the way he "refutes" them.
He says: cit is true have heard many
stories about the stats administration
accepting money and other brides from
the boodlers and gamblers OF Kansas City,
Kan. but it is also true that no one has
ever traced any money into the hands OF
any member Of the administration,
Just before the Populist state conven-
ton l said to Governor Lewelling that if
these charges were true he knew it. and If
be and his administration were accepting
monthly stipends from lotteries, policy
shops and gam bler1, as mad been charged.
he ought to decline denomination. ! told
MIN he WCu!U De a 1901 TO ECcS pl u uOiIIud-
ton if those charges were true, and if they
were true he knew it. ! explained to him
if the charges were true the proof Of them
would he sprung by his enemies immedi-
ateIy after his denomination and it would
mean his defeat. The governor assured
me that the charges were not true. l be-
lieved the governors statement then and
l believe what be said then is true now, AS
net L single penny of Doodle has been
traced by any person to him.
"After the public statement Of Rev. J. g.
Dougherty that be knew that the state ad-
minIstratiou was accepting money from
the lotteries and gamblers of Kansas City,
| wrote him and asked him to furnish me
with the evidence. / told him that il was
the evidence that was needed to correct
this evil il it exists. Rev. MIR. DDugherty
simply wrote back to Inc that from the
sentiments expressed in the published let
ter of Associate Justice Allen, he probably
knows as much about it anyone
This j the way with all the charges OF
Doodle and corruption. People do lots Of
talking, but tuey always fail TO produce
a-i1appa
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The Distinction.

The difference between hand-wrought
needlework and that done by machine
~ is regarded by most women as the
difference between an art and an in-
dustry, and each is valued accordingly.
The machine work, of course, ap-
proaches nearer to the model of exac-
ton in execution, but it entirely lacks
the impress of refinement and individ-
uality of its creator, to which whatever
artistic value handwork may possess IS
due There are vulgar souls who value
such work solely because of its greater
cost and because it can not be afforded
by many, but there are as certainly
others, to whom the real quality of
hand-wrought embroidery laces appeal
and to vkom they give a delight inn
possible to D,achinery-made articles.
An engraving, if finely executed, is
beautiful in its way, but can never pos
sess quite the significance and value of
its personally wrought as well as per-
sonarly conceived originai.-Ghicago
Mail.
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KNOWLEDGE

R-;n-s comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
richly used. The many, VINO live bet
TT man others and enjoy life more. with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting The worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, VIII attest
tl.s vajue II health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced II the
remedy. SvruT Of Figs
Is excellence Is due 70 is presenting
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anti, the taste, the r~fresling and "a! :
beneficial properties Of p perfect lax
ative. efettually cleansing the system
d!srellin. colds, headaches and ieTeTs
and psrmauentlv curlaC constipation.
]; has riven satisfaction % millions ana
met with The approval Of the neale@l
u-sf.s.,on. because i zccs On the hil-
nevs. Liver and Bowe'~ without weak
ching them aud i j Fsrteetly .ree IRON
rre-T ohiec,iauahle substance
>rrr1p u Figs : fos safe o. al drug
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III. .trr.s fv the California Fig STTus
q, arIv. whose naHie D printed on every
rse-7-s. also thc B4ule- syrup q r -.
and leing vel informed, you ~! noi
accent any subs. tute Il a-crsd-