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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-21
CHARACTER IN THE INSANE.
A Deeply Interesting Study, Though ne
Times Attended with Sadness.

Times Attended with Sadness.
If it is deeply interesting to study
character among the insane, 1t Is also at
times both saddening and humiliating.
We often look with indulgence upon
what we call harmless vanity or nat
nral love of admiration in q rather frlv-
olous girl, but look at the same girl
when bv some accident or misfortune
the mental balance is overthroWn. NOW
she believes and does not hesitate to say
that she is perfectly beautiful, has an
exquisite figure, is Ill every way charm
ing and attractive and that every man
who sees her Immediately falls violently
in love with her. 1t is only an absurdly
exaggerated sense of self Importance
that produces the very common delu-
sion that the patient is king on u
queen, even deity.
Again a natural humility and a tend
ency to self depreciation are frequent
" exaggerated by disease into the de-
lusion that the patient is an object OF
dislike and contempt to every one, that
he has committed some crime, and that
consequently he is beyond redemption
and is regarded with horror by all
around him II he is Of a religious turn
of mind, he believes himself to be eter-
nally lost and sinks into state OF chron-
ic melancholy and apathy. On tho other
hand, natural self reliance, no longer
controlled by common sense, expands
into a belief that the patient has done
and can do feats beyond the power of
any mortal man. Hospital.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-21
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
state TIckcs

state Ticket
For Ccngre ssmen-
ROBERT j. GAMBLE,
JOHN A. PICkLER
For Governor
CHARLES II. SHELDON.
For Lieutenant Governor
CHARLES n. HERRiED.
For Secretary Of State
THOMAS rHORSON.
For Treasurer
KIRK G.. PHILLIPS.
For Auditor
JOHN e. HIpPLE
For Attorney General
COE / CRAWFORD.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruc
FRANK CRANE
For Commissioner Of School and Public
Lands
j. L. LOCkHART
For Commissioner Of Labor and Stats
s. A. WHEELER.
For Railroad Commissioners
JOHN r. BRENNAN,
GEORGE 4. JOHNSTON.
FRANK j. CONkLlN.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-21
RAYMOND & STYMIEST,
General Repair Shop,
TWIN BROOKS. S. d.

Keep second hand extras for nearly all
kinds Of Machinery
Buy, sell or trade wagons, buggies
carts, trucks s|eighs ami All kinds Of
farm machinery.
II you want your machinery, wagons
&c. repaired, call and see US.
Horse rakes, seeders. plows, wagons,
buggies, year old horse, Poland Chini.
boar, CUES &c, 10 trade for stock.
h'e want at present IN trade 50 old
buggies. wagons and carts. one yoke Of
oxen. twenty COWS, one double
barreied breech-loading shot gun, and
anything else you have to sell or ex-
hange.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-21

1t is recommended by This committee that dele
gates nd aternates be elected by ballot that no
proxies be allowed but that the delegates present
cast full vote. and that all primary polls be held
open for At least one hour.
II Is further recommended by this committee
that II primary caucnses be held at the usual
places on Thursday, Sept. .Dth, 1894. ut o'clock
p. III except Milbank and Big stone City and
that tnes be held at O'Clock p. m. of said
last mentioned date.
BY order OF the Republican County Committee.
II j BENEDICT. Chairman.
Dated at Miibank, :. D..Aug -. lcai.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-21

When southern democrats reject the
free trade party as they are Going in
Louisiana. il would seem 70 be literally
true that no one is satisfied with the new
tariff law except the trusts. They got
vii they wanted.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-21

Every vnte for papniist this fall is a
vote for a continuance of hard times and
vote tn drive money out Of the state
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-21

The clever laps have outWiited the
Chinese aud inflicted a loss of about
1900 on them in one battle
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-21
Republican County Convention

4 delegate convention of the republicans Of
D Grant county. South Dakota. VIII be held ut the
court house in the city Of allbank, on saturday.
the I'D day of September. 1894, at two O'CLOCK j..
III /. for the purpose Of nominating the following
officers. to Wit: One sheriff, one Clerk OF the
Circuit and County Court, Que States Attorney,
one County Auditor, one County Treasurer, one
Register OF Deeds, one County Judge one Coun-
ty superintendent Of schools, one Coroner one
County Surveyor, one State Senator and two
members OF til. House OF Representatives,
The following Is the number of delegates to
which ehch preciuCt is entitled. tO-Mit:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-21

Name vptoes the sugar trust bill with
a 10000 majority.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-21
The Increased sugar Tax.

The rates OF duty under the Mckinley
law aud the new tariff law is as follows:
Quality. Mckinley. German.
Raw. Free 40 per cent.
Refined. 1ac per ID. 40 per cent.
ard Is Il per 10.
Reduced t. uniform advaorem basis
as given by the treasury department., the
comparison is as follows:
Quality. Mckinley. German.
Raw Free 40 per cent.
Refined. 1a.S6p.c. .ad.val. 321 p G.
ad val /.
These are the figures rs given by The
democratic treasury department, and
they show clearly the large increase in
the duty Whicl. has been placed upon
sugar by ih new law for the benefit OF
the sugar trust. An increase which is
already telt upon every pound of sugar
that you buy, and which will be still
iurther increased when the rust desires
IL
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25

NURSE.-By young American woman.
thorough. experienced in the care OF
children To- go TO the country TO care for
Oa- or two children. years old and up:
has hest Of references. can be seen at last
employers. 333 West 1sth-st. Riverside
Drive
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WHAT Is TIE TRUTH?
A CATHOLIC DEFINES TIE CH"RcFs ATrl-
Trpr TOWARD THE TEACHINGS or

q the Editor OF The Tribune

THE i.i;lIf
To the Editor Of Tho Tribune.
Sir: Mondays Tribune prints H. the same column
abstracts OF two sermons preached the preceding
day one by the Rev. Dr. j. II. Rylance ana the
other by the Rev Madison c. Peters. both atfac@-
ing Romanis:n and Mons!guor Sltoili There Is
this difference between them. Dr. Iiyance appears
70 wish to tell the truth ana TO observe -" coLr-
teses OF discussion usual among fair mon. Nut In
the attempt to repc the claim Of Monsisnor Satoi.
which he quotes, that orly Catholic teaching, II
nresented clearly ard entirely. can lead mtH 90 the
truth he makes this statement: Il had thought
that Jesus had male plain ana settled for all
generations what men and women the world round
have 10 learn and believe FOR their moral health
and salvation.
with all respect may | ask. docs Dr. RyIhnce
find those lessons in the recorded words OF Jesus?
And are these words TO be construed Ay each man
for himself? or must he seek the cona;rrc,!on
nm, on them by church or body TO which he
boloncs? Neither men nor churches agree among
themselves Hundreds Of Organizations agreeing
IN nothing but hostility to the Roman Church. put
every posalbe construction on the words OF Jesus
and NJ tbe cvangelists and cannot even determine
vbo jesIIs Christ II. DR.. Rylance. hope, agrees
yitb mo that lie is God-thc second person of the
Trtnitv But how many OF our esteemed friends
a., c,,erv grade OF T'nitaranism are able 10 prove
70 thciT own satisfaction from the words Of tie
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
DRI;SSNi tk ING.

A.-A.-COUTUEIER FRANCAGSE. Miro.
Anderson ius West l1fh-st.. formerly
with Stern's Ladies matrridis made. Last
seasons d-esses remodeilcd. fancy "Gisis.
summer prices.
DEESsMAK ER Elesnnt cutter and nj
ter. - day. oi NJ home. perfect M
grihTnnt-rd. In or Goth sul's mad" IN
one Heek Tor $40. fancy waists and wash
gowns a speciality. ~ East lO'h-st.. near
BroldVGy.
DRESSMAKE ER. By q midiic-ngcd SVrd-
ish woman. good cutter and inter, would
Ike "A place with family going 10 ia" s"a-
shore 10 ID sewing and light hons"wIfk
Address DRiSSMAKER. - PIlisad"-aNe..
Ic~fry CIV. y. J.
DRTSsMAHER BY the day or week. rea-
slnahlo, good litter. try'-ciaTs ret-r-
ences Adare4- AlVA. 95i 3d-ave.. Trib-
une Branch
MILLER 4 FENDER. late - 2lp West
4S'h-st.. have removed 90 2l9 West '"i'-
s.: where ;n"y a'' prepared t. tecrlsr
orders for juno.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

rnNANZ,,'' successfully working ss-
,ail.had uatenfad monopoly. can make
sioo.ooo lhis wear tu, NJ ~ plaa's. cor
p,ra;Ion organized: p'ciei1'h ~ "a W brr
cent erar0n ed Cffefel at - short "n''c'
ur half .ntc.es'. CAL ard investigate.
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Al, -, ~, -, - 20 az N,as,a H~ick
,,,..,.r ~ 9,.,' Iu,ornotic INJECTOR OH
nurnef. 4ai.5Jl: EDGAR TATH q CON-
pA%Y 80 Br1ad,vav
,,..r>.r-c 60, c-t, c,l,,r,,i.,i
-, A.. r,.,,. -1nnl. Ia,ni5s
ingenious Mirror Fish Hook. 10 pol.
EDGAR TATE " COMPANY. Pat'at So
Ioiio'-. 2'5 B7csdWay.
..,-rr -. t,,,-,1- lSc >-0. Fin.
-. il' ~ W 1q,' r,~i.r's
II" al'o Eaq Tie millions in NJ. EDGAR
.'ATt GDNPANN. Pn.-n, : Slicitors.
a. RronI~ay.
r,v,,.n.s r..,.u,,.r,sn,,l Trunk:
eorc.r.n .Nhibucl: patent 500 anl
r.V,ifv: also foreign patcutr. slhsiantial
co,r. .efcncy suaranto. .. EDGAE TAIE
p C0NlN%Y. Patent solicitors. 20
lB-aa.vav
,,..,,,,.., ~. ,.,.-,..-. ,oo a., n
.,,Sao, y, sgrn wanted. icathers' Nails
,nJ Staplrs oCanadianl. EDGAR TATE &
C1muanv Patent Solicitors % Broadway.
GrvTI.EMAN having entered other
lusln.ss voull SOIL his inurc.t IN
o.,r,si'tn,, MIN .,bnnl - teacher of
modern lenw,,nges. TEArHEu. Tr'bnnc
,DvrpTIsrp yo,.- ,,,ty 40 ADVANCE
',sh IN 20 s. on0 as needed - M ON
,.,rts. rach inst.;la,ion W.. ray iO per
cent rbnihly; 0a"-hh.i ~ ITonts 10 p'i.s
Advancing cnsni aHtl't :. TO ~ ~ Va 80. 80
t"iflcW address HoNANHA' IIl"""e W
lice
,Dv o,.iic,l =, L.sr,r,ioue dr..s-
r,aItn- .,n transfer oy.r a large num-
bcr OF customers. also desirable" l"'s" II
desired 30 East lAth-st.. Room -
,t,pDX,,pr pr.erNr-s be.n ,stol-
".,t't ,,r ,bt i.s, II v.ors VIII posi-
.f.'Si,. i,,.n,o-v SI0 Opp n-l.e o.!- s. eco.
owner retiring from business. VI DON
ALL y NlGGINS. l'o "a'S'u-s'.
ANY 3D.. nr.r,,el q, r,,k. purchases
- ,h'., ,vk, ~. nv,av from city. ref
,.,'..s ' ,.,,r' and ,d'lrs-. given. Y. Y.
T.. l.2i2 Hroadway
o.. ,,,.rrr D,>-rrt p-.r..'Ie ,i.,so,.
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- 1.sirss ,r,np,.
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.".-', 20 ''..,,i,,s pAECu
MNN Tri,,ns ono.
roy SALE scooro,d nearly new. com
r;atn ses Inquire : WOHI. coz East
Ioih-s,
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N THE BOOK BGSINESS.-tairs salary;
SAFE security - q snttfhctory man ar
woman who can invest Sl.~O t' S.rO.
Address L. O. Eox i..2I.
p,r,,-p povre ,,,,c,,c,i u.-,irIrc
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vn, ,.' o,,, ,,r,,,,,it, ~ rirb, ,,o,,v
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
A. NM l.. HARTl' &c.
Expert Accountant and Aud'or.
Barnes Building Room 20. = PARK Row.
4 STRONG BOY. iG. wishes position. ma
chinist Or electric business Preferred.
reads and writes German ard English. o.
RITTER. 2i Whpplc-st.. BrpoNya
\ MAN und. .rstandins driYirs and pacNins
g!asswar. wishes steady situation. Apply
JANIrOR 42G West 4ith-st.
YOUNG MAN go. possessing good
business qualifications and IN N record
IN one Of Nrw-Yoiks large 81 mercantile
Lous.s. DESIRES poaiuon where reasonable
salary aQd advancement VIII be the result
* ahniy and steady application. last
position was tnat Of credit cl"rk. is IA
mlliaf Win the routine Of Office. manu-
featuring. wholesaling nnd retailing and
II willing and capable AMBITIOUS.
Tribune pill, =.
YOt'NG MAN. with a Lusiness college
clucntinn wishes situation an an oiiicr.
sprliSs three iansuages. can furnish bond.
4. n. CHRISTENSEN. care Il II.
Fr"leickscn. - lork-at.. Jersey CITY.
ASSISTANT noOKKEEPER or CASHIER
40. graduate NJ the Long Island Bust
noes college desires position In some good
house. ilj7 Myrtle-ave.. BROOKLYN. N. /.
BOY. Gcrman-Amercan. 10. wishes 10
earn good trade FRANK PEP
psi. 39j Mcrose-st., Brooklyn.
BAKER. Good cecond nand on all kinds
Of bread or cake. pie. etc. 333 West
aoth-st
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
REPUBLICANS And \ STRAIGHT TICKET.
SOME VIEWS FROM \ MEMBER or TIE PARTY
AND 4 WORKER IN TIE GOOD COY
ERNMENT MOVEMENT


SOME VIEWS FROM MEMBER or THE PARTY
AND 4 WORKER IN TIE GOOD COY
ERNMENT MOVEMENT
To tie Editor Of Tho Tribune.
Sir: Your approclativc editorial article in to-day's
ISSUE shows recognition Of the earnest Efforts OF
the Good Government clubs 10 secure municipal re-
form large proportion Of the cub members have
for years read The Tribune. and have watched It's
cor-.ins for guidance IN political matters. But
under the stress Of their .abors for good govern
they mus, BE- governed h. considerations pertaining
to the good OF the city irrespective Of Naiona ana
state politics They feel cOmpc ed therefore. 10
fo.,Ow the guidance Of enlightened conscience IN
civic questions. regardless or The lrihun"s appeal
for straight ticket.
As one Interested in this cub movement. and one
who has always voted the RePiD.lcln uc@et am
In light % recent events In this c!'y, Wiling 10
vote for n combination ticket. II, BY hat means,
W can secure an honest Administration Of the city
government II may BE- best. a. things considered.
10 place a Republican a: the teld Of the ticket.
bui that man must be known - be of toe s;rictcsj
personal integrity and free from p'clqes 70 the
II the e.ection - good Mayor can BE- made surer
by nut ing good. honest. independent Democrats on
the ticket FOR Sheriff and Recorder. that step should
be t1l,on In a., city matters the best Interests
OF tho city should be first consiier"...
II VIII be OF the hIghcs po.tica. wisdom IN my
judgment. for the Republican party not TO oppose
there are thousands OF patriotic New-l orkcrs WHO
VII vote for Republican principles after the city
he's ben properly protected from is worst eneinl's
Shoud the Republican party by extreme partisan
zell prevent the overthrow OF Tammany. Il wond
not soon. II ever. b, forgiven FOR wrcckne the
hopes % men whose new'y awakened civic pride
overthrow ot the present riers % the city
j. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON.
President Of Council ~ ConfeIarlted Good Gov
eminent Clubs
Now-Yorl, June %. 1SL
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
rzv-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY TWELVE PAGES

Bible that lie was only q good man? and VII
Or Ryancc say that this Is q matter OF 70 I'M
portGnce2 IF are TO accept the yea Cn'Hh y, & ~.
Jesus Is Il not fundamental that we should Kho"
who Jesus is? , T.,
unbelief II seems 70 ne certain that GOD must
have provided some more certain way OF iealii!.ng
the truth than thc Protestant system oi I'tN'nS
each man 20 search and nnl out tor nlulHei.
Prptrstantts:n has no certainty. for f"otestlhtH
differ among themselves aS far as heaven - from
earth :. ... =. .
This aspect OF the question forced t1elf upon mo
rnOrc than forty years ago. And hh" h,eh
brought up as | prcsumc Br. Rvlance was. 10 ne
leyc that Roma nists In great error. iiut the
spirit Of devotion which found among thcm az
looked TO them No doubt DR.. Rylance ana Mr.
Peters have with Gil!gcnc" sought ont what they
supposed were the errors Of Romanism. Ana look
ing only for errors. the constitution Oi man Is
and stlll thnI; erro-s. And now the ln1ccuraic
statements. tho misunderstanding. OF the wnolc
situation which seems 10 me apparent IN al tla'
pT. iyance and MIR. Peters say, only demand INC
petition. Father forgive them; they hnoW ho'
what they do They cannot possibly sec OF under
stand the truth until with humility and prayer they
20 around on the other side and look al the qics-
tion as Catholics t Then the Hight b' gins 20
break But three or four years Of such SEEKING
r,uch Of IL spent among Catholics III CnthOlc
countries even down to the great house OF the
Iosuits i'm Rome. were needed 10 show me the
realities Of the catholic Church. And have since
passed than forty years OF active life In CON
gtant and friendly intercourse with Protestants
and Catholics. seeking to know tt" best OF each.
ana am only the more persuade that Col himself
Protestant friends will also try TO go around a"d
these questions from the Catholic side before
they imagine they understand them.
Yonker-' June o. 1874 THOMAS C. CORNELL.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE -
Twenty rDcms all modern Improve
inents. large stable. nrc grrenhousr. ap.
pie prnr and prlch orchards g. rent TOR
u 'arm Il years. At pohb's Ferry. Ad-
dr--s CHARLES r. MACLEAE. 20
Nassau-st.
LEMON Richmond. near LeuaN. Colo
nis mansion. iuhy furnished. moderate
rent. photos. &C. NIXON. ~ b-oadNAy.
TO LET Brick i-yu~o No. COS High-s...
Newark. y. J : IL rnrms; furnished ur
unfurnishcd. Improvements. To-. 15H2'D.
fruit trees. garden. etc. WILLIAM T..
FIELD. Prudentinl luiliing. Newark.
y. J.
TARRYTOWN- THE CASTLE. Sum
mer season only. baronial manSion. su-
peru view. moderate rent. NIXON 90
Bway
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FURNISHED ROOMS.


GATH ST. II EAST between 5'h anl
Madison nvas-C.0l rooms. ba'h4. par
lor. upper floors. o1rvenier, h,,c.s. cubs.
gentlemen
3fTH ST. EAST Newly furnished
rooms for gentlemen. largr gni cool.
terms moderate. references. quiet home
Iil WEST 10TH st. near Broadway
Ncw. large. handsome rooms. iar above
~ average. every cDnyeniencc.
ApVERTISsht.NTS AND SJRSCTtP-
TONS FOR THE NEW fORN TRiB-
TNE WILL ~ RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICE. 30 1922 nr1Adwny.
- door nor'h - Thirty-nrsr-st and AD-
NERTISEMEN'rS at the following Branch
O.9ccs - Eghih-aye. IG0 Thira-Nre..
corner Forit-sevcnth- 100 Eas, Forty
srveuth-st corner Thlri-avr.. $50 East
le5ih--t. near TNird-ave 1920 Third ave.
near SiNty-firs'-s:.. Los First ave. JOG
W.si Forty second-st. i52 C7lumbus-ave.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

.---..--.--,- - ----
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0Sth-a,.--
Sutstant.ai. artistic detached house. low
price. send for circular ATLAS M
pROyFNFNT co. Is BrnnGw1y.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25

ADVERTISEMENT AND suBsCRiP-
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK TEii-
UNE Will. BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l2i2 iron1wny.
VERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
Offices. ~ l.igh'h-pyc.. 1Go Tbl-i-ave
corner Forty -s"yrnth-si. 80 East Forty
s"vcnth-st.. corner Third ave. lS) East
i25th-st, near Thlri-ave. l.02G Thirl-ave..
near sixty -nrs'-st.. TO. First-nvc.. 100
West Forty-sscond-st. ig2 Columbus
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
BOARD AND ROOMS.

LARGE Ar.COVE ROOM. thee closets.
Fl nuor. large 'front.' room 30. WIN
board. references required. 10 East i3ih-
MADISON AVE. lo5 Col. attractive
rooms good table and service. refer
rnr"a
WEST 7lTH-sr. select toarl. s.uthern
family, references. cASHlE Err. Post nc
nlN 2.iGJ.
WEST iDTH-ST. .-Larg-. handsome.
front nom. ali c.ntrnI"nc's nso hall
room. with or without board. uaeSc"piiNr-
able ncishbefh.od. quiet house.
2isT ST. i8> WEST near G'h-eve. Com
f1.'ih.y Furnished fDlfus aud board. table
ldrr irrS nul t-uuslcrfs acclrMolaied; RI
.rrnc"-.
81 WEST iGrH-sT Glenn. cool comfort
nliy Furnished rooms with g'O attend
nrcc ami excellent hum" table. references.
Il, WEST 7lsT-sT Eolms with water.
cool nicely furnished. good board.
rraronaho. S0ut.crnrr- solicited. table
board.
Il MADiAON- AVE Large. cool rIoms:
families ~ gentlemen. with board. tran
si~u's arccmWolatrf. reference.
iss EAST 34TH ST Handsomely furnished
iarg" ana small rooms. excellent table.
trAnsients.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown once.
i.242 Broadway, 81 door north Of slss-sI
Advertisements and Subscriptions
received there until D O'clock p. III.
At BRASCW OFFICES,
AdvsrtlsencntS received at regular ONCE
rate until y p. M, VIZ.
o5, Sth-aic. r. Z. cor. Uf E5ist.
la1 9th ave. cor. l2ih st.
l9g Oolumbus,gNc. near West oSth.st-
lOB West i.d-St.. nra' Gth-ave.
20 W"si l4th-st. near 3h-oNe.
o57 West ,@i-,t bet I,h md Sth aves.
10. 4tl-aNe. cor lith-st.
a8S 9G.avs between 10Th and 77th a.:
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR sAIE-PonleS tina; are broken md
reliable for small children Address Dr
o. G. JACKSON. =. q. EoN ldl. jamaica
L. J.. y. y.
FOR SALE. .--lii6h-".ars >al.ir p'ni's.
~. and 1875 hands. 5sr ken o. al. har-
ness Address ~ -. g. JACKSON. L. ..
BOX lGl. Jamaica. l.. l.. y. y.
HANDSOME iApiES' COZ. gcnl'; -
hand h'gh. spider phae'on AMI ntrnfs
3 ,lish outnt. l,w p-icc. ~ West "2.-'i.
HORSE taken 70 board. summer and win
ter. =; Willow ,ilrn Farm. Address Dr.
o. .. JACKSON. =. -. Bls lil. Jamaic..
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NURSE and SEAMSTRlcSS. BY a refined
Young French woman. speaks her LAM
giinre well. assist with lessons. musical
Jacquins Bureau, COZ Gth-aVp.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
HELP WANTED.
Male.
HELP WANTED.


Female.
AT OSCE.-Wr want y few more ladies'
tn hclp us writing. securing addresses
milling out circulars etc. Ia their own
homes good wages 40 CANNASSINC
send scif-addrcsscd stamped snve!opr 80
INDIANA TOILET CO. South Benz. md
COOK A g1,d cook for the summer IN
the country. southern col1rcd sirl pre-
frrrrl. np Irish. Ap?l, ISl Mal.son-IN".
between 10 and = o'cluck. uu Monday
LADIES' can make 80 da'" by ,olGlng
AMI ADDRESSING circulars for vs. nf home.
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PAUL South Bend. Ind
NENTfSEMENTS at the following Branch
Offices. - Fighth-aye.. iCp Thrd-avc.,
corner Forty seventh-st.. l5H East Forty
soventh-st. corner Third-avc.. 10 East
i2ath-st. nelr Third-1ve lU2j Thiri-ave ..
n.nr SIXTY first at. ! IOS First ave 100
West FDrty-sccond st. l92 Columbus ave.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25

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TONS FOR TIE NEW-NOhk TRiR-
TNE Will. M Rt'EiVEp Vt TIN,
lP'rOWN OFFICE - i2t2 B-Dnfwtv ~.
81 door rn 80 - Thi-tv n-si-"' md NJ
NFHTISENij%TS nt IN" following Rrar ID
Oh.c.s: - Eig.'h-aye.. 7Gn Thi-l-ave..
corner T,rfy -sov"rfh-st.. 10 E1st Fo-''
s~venth-st cr~ner Thirl-avr.. l,o Ear
i25ih-st. nrar ThiT.-av~. ! N2f Thir 9V"..
enr Si,'y-srs'-st: Los F're,-rvr.. iVi
Vo~ Fortv-seconG-r la2 Columhrs-1V".