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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

Ea9' sGa F. i no1 ""o,9oI TO ycr, Nea"'nn 500
lcstast' =. o. io,.a,c 1 years ........''.. 2ioC
IT te'i lch. tofl'uu' ana WI o. "a Oh fau'' M
Co'ic,. F.Da ). to W II War;. guardian. =,
Hs,h.-j e. 4 shave Q ...-.... 400
po'g calvin G.. 70 J smiley isth-st W ga
81 3ia,c.' > year, .,.-...... 1000
Crab, Na,u.ta T. Nathrn Fcl .rgrcw ct al. -.
e;ti.,.' " Of ada,e. / ,clr .....' -. $40
Lnst'na'e r,, 81 i i;E,,,o yea r,;, Luz
c., s G'fh.,t " Of i,.ayc. ; yc,t..,......'. 500
Kcla. ''rolc :. and wn- 10 Ma ;lalcna Bach, 80,
shaw, n Of il ita..t. . mon.,- .'..".'' 2l.oO
=, lin..t / v,>r . -. 3oC
Lee Walter. }. to ) : nuylcr. Ehrg--a'e. -,
III. .$o1rsf. Ica L. aaG another t. s,e1"Od ,o
'c.n aud another. @l-av' -, Il lcSth-'t;; d"
w.. 3stl.st : YEAR, ...'...'...... 1906
orr, Jamct end w,e 10 T. : Trl,t c.,
Gftl--t. of Am~t-IdaniaNr. Mortgages, 800 -
p,r,l.r Ida T. t. illcn Hamilton. l23Gst.
PUGET. >anunc.1t, AID anot,er = g Man. al,
p,i,'r' >nslir II sai an'tn'r - James !
Ir5n,nid-r. ; Bans -, Of West iotl-st, ON
po5al'ay Miclarl. {, Morris shapiro. VS. 400
Lows, OF >''n'@ S y Gl,, u,-antcc '''
aud Trust Caup'nf. lYh-'' W oil 'u''r' c.oo
Hci,i william 10 l'non Trust Company y !. 80 oo
Crald boulevard corner l3lst-Ht y@1r. $500
Eaym nj ! y. 10 Huen Lamb, 81 West oo
Tc1,-.. : Aoa,o to :. \ rcrt'. i2otn-,'. .,oo
NOM N ~ Flab,fa place.. year.. ...... 5000
VIZ JasSn, and WE , - h.' AZ" 500
voo,hce, Aseir. anl a.otacr t, AMMO L Ia'ton .o
57t.--' ~ lothnNc. years .....--. 10"
weston william u - John J jenkins c. ooo
Cro-by-st II Of IIowarf-.t v are ass gnH"nt ECO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There we're several important sales at auction
made yesterday and in spite OF the unfavoraoe
weather there good attendance.
Y. V. Harnett * Co offered the northwest corner
OF West Fourth and Jones SITS. hve-story I'M
finished brick fat, with store. on lot Aoxl0l ir-
regular The property was bought by Joseph r.;
Il plot 59xl7O in Boston Road, the northeast cor
ner Of East One-hundred-a and sixtyf rst-st.; 1t
brought $3.50 from lsdore T. Mangles. 80
Peter T.. Meyer Il Co. offered Nos lGi and 1876
East Observation-Disclosures sevenh st. three and
four story brick and frame dwellings. on a plot
535xlOO Wilfred r.. Wilos. the plaintiff In the pro-
ceedlngs was the buyer, for S22306.
u. y. Ingraham x Co. offered No. 81 Sufolk-st.;
by order OF the Supreme Court In partition: Daniel
T. Ingraham. referee The property brought Ss'oVo,
from l.. Abraham. The same auctoneer offered the
northeast corner OF Teesdae Place and Boston-aVe.
lot l07xlOi 1t brought $1,000. from George IL.
Gardiner. - -,
The northeast corner OF Elton-ave. and One hum
dred- nd -hrst-st lot 33x1O. sold TO 3 T.
KurZman, for $2,665. All the other sales were al
journed. ~,-
Full particulars OF the sale by Brooke & Georger,
referred TO some days ago In The Tribune. were
given yesterday. They have sold No. ~ A!adl-
sOn-ave.. q fOur-AOry dwelling, 26XgXlto. Tor Nine.
A. G. MeGrs to Gilbert l.. Jones. for sIl,GO
Mr. Frederick Xittel has exchanged for Lew T..
Morton twenty four-story houses IN Ninety-seVenth
and Ninety eighth sts., between Columbus ana AM
sterdam AYES to John T. Smith. for the seven-story
Office building. Nos. III and ZIG Nassau-st and NO.
- Ann-st.. known Nassau Chambers.
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WEST Shore RAILROAD.

. Y. IT. X Z It. Cd, EESSEE)
Trains leave West 42d-st Station New York as fol.
lows, and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklinst.:
0;i3 \. W. paily for Albany, Utica. syracuse Roch-
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago except
oil5 4. M.-Day Cor Albany Montreal Utica Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit
Cleveland and Chicago '>'
$40 H. M-Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester
and Chicago. ''N
For tickets timetables parlor slecping-car accom-.
rodatons apply city Offices. BROOKLYN and New-York ana
at stations Timetables at principal hotels. For other
Information address 49, '''-'
&. l.. LAMBERT General Passenger Ax.nt
Vanderbn.-ave., New.York
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusivelyD
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty ST
Time Table in Effect Dec. p. 1913.

(Anthracite coal used exclusiyeyD
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty ST.
Time Table in Effect Dec. p. 1873. ..
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch CHUNK IA
T. EastoH}. 80 5t5 7s6 to Allentown p II sundays.
80 7i5 A. NJ 1900, $50 NJ a.
For WllkesbaTe Pitiston and scranton s'so A. M
For Reading at 400 500 s:45. 1000. 11:3o A. Ms
I:io 80 800 400 545 1880 ?. NJ. II rs night Sun:
days. 4:30 A. NJ. 100. 1870. $780, 1880 +. NJ l2'io
For Harrisburg a. 400 500. s:45 A. NJ. 1lo. 100.
900 5i5 P. n, i2i5 night. Sundays 100 $50 F. NJ.
E9r sanbury; Lew;sburs; and wIia%,sspSrt At 100.
cept Saturday night Sundays. 1915 A. NJ. 'So +. A-'
e: Ed BSn 5 oqf and 2p '0h e 10 Pfs d
pank) 100 20 ,5:3s 70 Red Banki. 6l5 p. NJ Sun
days. except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park o:Oo A. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD:
Barnesat go SIS A. NJ, las 4:2O p. NJ
For Atlantic City, vineland. and Brdgeton. 4:30 A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach seabrght and Highland Beach
40 s:i3; li;2o a NJ. i:s9. lA'. 400. 4:2O p ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia week days 400 500, 300. 1000
,y 80 Rnlng Carr NJ l3o 39o +c9 BUFFET PnsiHs
night. sunday. $50 800. 1870 Dining carr A. NJ.
80 SEQ Dining carr: $50 p NJ. 1915 night ,,.,o
rips caT K g. s.. 10, 5soo 800 'Dj6inS caTi. sS
A. n. 1880 800 Dining Cars 1So P N. l2:i5 night,
s ana S4o e ear s' @ BE 5aG%as AZ az
q Ess! ith s. l2t Ea;! l25h 81 2et wes $50 T,
NewYork Transfer Company will call FOR and check bag
from hotel or residence 70 destination
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RAILROADS..
n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R, r.

Trains leave foot Of West 42d-st follows 10 minutes
earlier Franklin-st..
1850 A. NJ daily except sunday, for Waikiki Valley
II. H. stations. Mddctown. Eci,llin raush,rs ii,rfy
tarblndalc Walton Delhi Snir,v N.or,v,,i'
Utica. Rome. oneida. Fulton. OswegD '' ''
3.l5 l.. NJ. teNcrpt sunday Sulllv,n g., Exnrcss
Tor Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell iI,i
Mdlctgwn. EenVil" Mountain Dale. Cenrrrtillc Falls
burg. Hueyvillc. Liberty Fails Liberty parksVile AMI
Livingston Manor 80 ~' '''
7:to T. NJ daily Miidletown. Summitville. rails
buiB' .htty' lANlisst,n Manor. Rockland Walton Sid
;:i5 T. NJ. daily Niagara fp,lis pcclniry chair
car tscats frcel Newfork 10 Niagara Falls Pullman
hlecp'is NV io.Mn 70 pSwego. Arrives Detroit $40
>, M: .hlcaso , .;o a M 81 Louis $50 p. N.
Tickets and pullman accommodations nj 3I broadway
New-lork Trensier Company calls Tor and checks ba,ye
to destination. ~ '"""S~
j. e. ANDERSON. O. i. A.
New nr
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pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of DesbrOsses and Cortland
Streets.
In Effect january 10Th, 1894.

S-@AAAONS toOt OF Desprosses ""u
In Effect January 10th, 1894.
1890 GoS FAST Car f Ps0rPFs
DsswHs and state Room sepns b Ras %
Cleveland Ss siYa a. M. Cincinnati 7:i5 a. m and In.
os,aIsDgs TSlesS 2;iS "a os E@yRrss-
Pgman e eHeA ana DING HS Ca @I2 SHs
600 eaVs2sns sls Il:
74 :Vsf ~ I 81 GeSAfS
Sleeping and Dining cars to Cincinnati and St Louia
Arrives Cincinnati 8 p m. Indianapolis l0:l5 p M
500 - " Il PR A. S"' E:XPREss-P Pullman Buffet
o SeDs a n5r d2 2 ceTsana eSeept satuday
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
S 49, 9S n tSsp Rn nSd Cf pn a ars sc
$40 CONGRESSIONAL Limited, al Parlor and Dining
SUNDAY $50 g29 a. 80 nn h% ca
g.! 5o r "a n d ia:ls p nIFhG oa'S 80"
43o p NRchmond and Danylie E 5risss daily;
g ay sseP AilanIa and md Ja os;S Rl,iwav
paJ gS SEA 64" snG NoRroLK via Cap.
Charles Route, a. weekdays. and. with Through
TL?H1 s%G 5:5 !n'siAs; f.
Hockiedse Gndan RIVER s:5o 40 p m. and and
FOR ATLANTIc CITY. 2. weekdays. with Through
S5 so9S e s an: ssa F2ss
o. m weekdays Sundays 0:i5 a. m. ol6 p. m.
do not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove On
FOR PHILADELPHIA. .
Express: Coo 72O s. $50 o. $50 90 PENN Liniseds
1910 II A. M. 1910 FLORIDA SpecaD, 1880 l. 2lO.
g. T. 40 8 o. :. 80 $50 p m. l2:i' night.
i SS%Says EHgFf 81 So 94 e SEQ 90 n iss
night. 49, 49,. -, M, ~.
way. House 1874 East l25th street 25l Column.
1871 Sixth Avenue. and foot or Desprosses
and Cortandt Streets; Court Street, $50 Fulton
Street os Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station foos
Of Fulton Street, Brooklyn. Station, Jersey CITY.
The NeYork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage hotels and residences through to dstina-
ton. - X,-ooo
S. VI. PROVOST. r. WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Agent.
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for Sale.
Steamboats,.

Steamboats,.
EIORuW0GG1 llEy[Ss
INSIDE KOU II. KLDUCED FARES.
BOSTON, 80. WORCESTER, ~.
Stcaucrs 80 (old North River (leNt
Desbosses Ferry at 80 l.. VI. daily except Sunday.
COZ win Nc>busd cAprtss train leaving New.
London. at ) a. NJ.
NJ EW-HAEEN-FARE $l.-Magnihcent new
~ twlnscrcw steel steamer "ltchard Peck, Flyer.
fastest Long Island Sound. leaves Pier %
r.. Il. 4 ID. m. Sundays excepted. 4.
New. Haven rs j. M. In tine for to Meriden,
Hartford. Spin iic.d and North
C TONINGTON LINE for Boston and the
~ East. Steamers leave New Pier 80 - r. foot Of
Spring ST.. at 600 T. NJ daily. except sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

"IAttelrs Living Age" has completed its first
haf-century. 1t has furnished to Americans dur
ing those fifty years the most important writings
from foreign periodical literature and appears
only to increase its vigor carefulness and
prise. In the list Of selections promised for the
year is the translation from the French of
Paul Perret of a novel entitled "Manette Andry."
1t deals with life in France during the Reign of Ter
ror. At the conclusion of this serial will be brought
out translation Of Able Prevost's Dean of Ki,le-
raine." This book, which published in In. has
appeared in English and it is rarely that a
copy Is to be found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
Curclna Nrn0cmlcs.

A LEXANDER MACGREGORs Mendelssohn Assembly
n rooms los West 55h-st. Private lessons and classes
in dancing.
r. GORGE H. WALLAcES Dancing Classes at Music
NJ Hall. 57th-st and 7th-avc.. and Harlem George W.
and 50 West l2Gth-st See circular
- 70. f. WALTER. lately returned from EtIope.
NJ Glasses and private Lessons in Society Dances d4y'
42C Columbus sOth and Slst SITS.
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Ocean GIcnmers

Ocean Glcnmsrs.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANYs LINES.
ANl[ERlGAM LlNE
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Shortest and convenient route 10 LONDON
No transfer by tender 80 tidal delays -,
Close connection Southampton for Nnvfc ana Iars
BY special fast tw!n-screw Channel steamer.
From Pier Il. .Hor;n River. loot ~ Fulton-st
New-Yorx. Jan % 40 E"rlin....I D. q $50 a. m
Paris....... Jan. 81. p. Choiter. co 10 ? a. ~
First cabin passage - Sou.nampton LONDON or RAY"
SEQ and upward caoin so and upward according
TO steamer. Storage Al 10" rates
RED STAR llLIIE
FOR ANTWERP
From pier adjoining PENN l.; r.: Jersey cnT; ~
NOORllJA\D. ''lil'~,if!s ,''''
XVATSI.AND "Wednesday. Jan. "a n m
First cabin $50 and upward Second cabin to Antwerp
GO INTERN ATioNAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
BOWLING GREEN.
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0carhcrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoTerhe'se''
Mrs NJ ]. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square.
GENCY Miriam Coyrere supplies tutors. professors
"A gOvcrncsses. all depts.
schools shave Book Bliing. cor Zti-si
PARTISAN FRENCH TEACHER Miplomee rn"S-
n poctedly discouraged desires morning e'sSRet'ht
In school family loag experience IN best F'h0'S or
families city. which she refers MairnolseIe
j. T.. care o Chrisiern. 81 Fifih-avc.
WANTED. IMMED1ATELY.-Enslish coverncss teach
w ing French: companion GinguisO for young Sin;
Normal cradu1te): several coNcfn'sses MISS
DONOVAN'S Teachers Bureau. 80 East 1ith-st
NJ ANTEp.-A Assistant preparatory school, science
w mathematics free hand and mechanical drawing
Address T.. Tribune oaice.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RI.
Stations IN New-YOrl foot of Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
HEeTIRVIFD TRAINS. pVIiMAE COACHES


THE ORANGES summit. Bernardsville. Baskins
Ridge Madison. Moistown. Passaic, Paterson. Boon
Dover, StanhOpe. BCpDS LAKE. LAKE Hoo
pATCONG Hackettstown. SCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN.
Washington PHILLIPSBURG. EASTON, WATER
GAP. sTROUDsBURG. Poeono Mountains scRAN-
Ton. IITTSTON, WILkESBARIsE, NANTlCOKE.
hAMyIILE NORTH MBERlANp; Montrose. BING-
RICHFIEI.D SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE. oS
WEGo. ITHACA, oWEGo ELMlRA. CORNING.
BATH. pANSNIILE EUFFAlO and all points
WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
900 A. M.-BUFFALO UTICA and OSWEGo EX-
PRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Connects Buffalo
with train for Chicago arriving $40 a. m next
100 A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAI. Stops at principal
100 p M-sCRANToN. BINGHAMToN and EI.MIRA
EMPRESS. Pullman parlor
4:io T. M.SCIiANTON. WlLKESBARRE and PLYa-
OUTII EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars. -
73o +. NJ. OailyD-BUFFALO LIMITED EXPRESS
Pullman Seepers. Arrives at 1:l5 4.
600 i. NJ (Daiy)-BUFFAiO UTICA and OSWEGO
EXPRESS. Pullman ssepcrs.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS NJ -
Mugrayst and 80 Broadway. Tickets ferry statoas.
~ and 9i2 broadway 53 West le5thst 235 Columbus
ave, NowYork: 1893 Washngton-st. 726 Fultonst, and
- broadway: BROOKLYN Time tables. giving full infor-
nation. at all stations
WESTCOTr EMPRESS COMPANY viii call for and
Oh hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

In the lately published memoirs Of Count Molten,
the financial adviser of Napoleon. may be found
these comments made by the Emperor the execu-
ton Of Marie Antonette. a crime which prepared
his way TO empire: THE life Of kings he said 10
Molten "is at the mercy of tout lie monde; it is
only themselves who cannot dispose of 1t; murder.
a conspiracy. cannon shot may be their lot.
Caesar and Henri " have been assassinated, Alex
ander the Great would have been II he had lived
longer; but a woman who had but honors without
power. Q foreign princess, the sacred OF host
ages to drag her from the throne the scaffoh.
amidst all kinds of outrages. That is something
worse than regcide."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

What are the two chief difficulties OF modern
humorists? They arc. in the opinion OF THE Lon
don Spectator" that they have very inferior sub
jects for their humor since what Is called "civili
zation' has spread thin veil OF monotony and
uniformity over the sharply conrasted types Of
social life: and next, that modern men and women
are far too easily amused and indulge In super
Hcial mirth at quips and cranks OF the feeblest
kind. which at best only cause thin cacke OF
Jaws prepared TO giggle and not the hearty laugh
OF true delight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

Mr.. George w Cables novel begun this
month in 'Scribner' should be successful II 1t
maintains the standard in the opening chapters.
They are weconstructed. and the style is vivid
and assured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

Treasure Island" heads the list of Mr.. Steven
sons popular successes 1t Is In its forty eighth
Thousand. His lates: book. "Catriona," Is In Its
6ffeenth thousand
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r)inicr neeorls.
ATLANTIC CITY. = +.
CpES ALL TIE YEAR.


GlOTELl ElA@MDl1Aa
Omen from, December o MA r. Gently rebuilt, Con',l,
located ~ h.si~.l ~ lnl ia CITY. Di.'l.I wat. p.-
". " PALMER.
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G.otsls

SAN MARCO 81 WEST BOD ST.
- between 9TH ave ana HIGHWAY American plan;
Suites bath and toilet transients 81 to So per day.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-24
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance. :,
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being well Informed, you, will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-24

any commonplace words of consolE-
uon from me 10 reach. ! therefore
hade her silent farewell. She held
my hand moment.
III anything happens to him." She
SAID. YOU will send me worl:'
| answered would: and the next mo-
ment She was turned away from me.
and the next ! was out of the room.
ana had seen my last of Erauloin
Haas
When was in the train rushing back
toward England. | Unexpectedly found
that | was bearing away with me Il
pathetic mclnento of her. and that |
had left her Il memcnto of myself
put my hand into my pocket To find
Birlev'S letter. but could find only the
following Autographed form. instead.
| suppose had taken il from h"r table
Wl"n / meant 10 take up the letter
which had laid down, lhe poor lady
mg0I nave been looking at il before
| entered her room, This was the
form:
Mcinc Nc-lobung NIT
Er"nlein Emile Haas Won Licstal
zeige ich hermit orgcbcnst an
Basel, November. 1851
'EMMANUE FL STEINHARDT."
c'My engagement With Frautein
Emile Haas Of I.irstal, | herewith
make pubic in Basel -.
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With or With ut.

Scedy Customer TO drug clerkl-Can
you give me something that will stop
my headache?
Drug Clerk Certainly. I've got an
excellent preparation here: something
| can recommend at any time: it will
fix you up III good style; in fact, it's
the only thing we know of that will
positively cure hearache. The price is
so cents.
Seedy Customer was in hopes you
would fix me up for nothing; ! haven't
got 4 cent.
Then the best thing you can do, my
friend. is to go home and 90 to bed
and. take my word for it. you'll be all
right in the morning. South Boston
News.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-24
4 Happy Death.

A negro living on Onion Creek came
to Austin recently, and the following
conversation occurred between him
and city friend.
How is Pete Jackson!'
He is done dead
Yer don't tole me so. How did hit
come about"
He died wild digestion oh de lungs.
but surrounded wild de bes' wishes OBJ
de hull neghborhood."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-24
6rED,s MuSTACHE

ono who has ever made q
l. # Mr.. Reeds characters
face M has noticed that ne hour-
~o norv small mustache. Every
,out MI Mfr. Reed is large but tue
odornment Of his upper mp,
ar1ing to the Washington Post,
\ from Maine is proud OF II.
bother Of her puniest offspring
bou a time the eX-spaaker was
|his family TO a nelgllborins
"a d entered the railroad station
|Sase tickets. He pulled out a
IN paid for his tickets and
away without taking ms
He had been seated in the
hi A short time when the con
approached him.
|you leave your change at the
|tation:" he asked.
Iced suddenly recollcoted that he
ticket agent who sold YOU the
! said the conductor "dcs cribed
4 very large man with a smooth
I"
a mustache." put in Mr. Reed.
said the conductor, he didn t
v,hing about a muStache. l
e didn't see il.
iced thrust his recovered change
pocket with a pout.
'ound it." he said to a member
as listening to the story from
the other day, IA man has
be as small as Wilson Of Wash
10 have anybody notice that he's
austacho
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-24
In Winter Wheat-1OO Bushe

WIhter Wheat-1OO Bushels
Us The way farmers who sowed Sal
new Worlds Fair wheat report. 1t
\ all the way from 40 to 20 bushels
F'e' and a good many are so enthusias-
Per this wheat that they claim 100
s can be grown per acre. The mons
winter rye yields 20 bushels per acre,
pays tremendous profits. The John
rzef Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis. send
iali catalogue and samples of wheat
5e Tor 4 cents postage. w
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-24

Individual who after A long siege
Rnself liberated from the close block
The enemy, constipation. Many per-
y bilious habit are troubled with
Pcllnn Of the bowels. They always
flef, and that speedily, without grip
trouble of any sort. from Hostettcr's
El Blttcrs, ] remedy also for malarial,
Pde rheumatic or kidney affections.
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Odd Receptacle for Gold.

One of the most interesting curioS in
the collection of valuables at the mint
is queerly contrived bamboo tube
that once contained n small cOnsign-
ment of gold from far off Madagascar.
The gold was mined and smelted and
done up for shipment by natives said
Registrar of Deposits j. Robley Dun
gibson. a short time ago, 'and was the
brightest gold ever received at the
mint. They took piece of bamboo
about six inches long and two inches
in diameter, and polished the outside
till it was as smooth as glass. They
then put wooden cork in one end
and poured in the melted gold and
corked up the other end In this queer
receptacle the precious metal was safe
ly brought all the way to America,
and finally found its way into the
mint Philadelphia Record.
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HansOn's WaGtc Corn Salve."
hnted TO cure or money refunded. ASK your
Efor II, Price 10 celts.
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Lively rs IL Trnuf

Is known to have been grown by
Eptians b. G. 2oVo.
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* telegraphy was first accomplished
u iu 1858.
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a Familiar Quotation.

Staylate-I must 90; i is getting late.
Ethex Knox-Wcll, better late than
never.
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stuart was one of the most faseinat-
EdoNs that ever lived.
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Kari's Glove roo. Tea,
u Blood purifier, gives freshness and clearness
mpexion anu cures Gonstip;- tion. 25c. SOC 81.
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|was first worn in England at ball
bllworth In 1856.
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Halls Catarrh Cure.
Institutional cure. Price, 1Jc.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-24
HROW TT AWAY.

lsait psl cutting Of the hairs increases
..lckncss, but not their number.
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CHAPTER X-lContinueu

Put all doubt was dispcllcd by let
ter | received next morning from Bir-