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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
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ollie "a Stuuoeu orebt Die eroe Iib nm
TIRE Ndie. 3u alien 3eitcn 9ibt es mebr
ooer peni9er Reibun9 an ben sfpst duBer'
ten Yuufter, Dem Norbs unb Siiopol. Sr
n~ereiter 3eit 9ibt es einen reuen &%eibepunit
i'll Chicago spiiden ben @olotafern nno
benz Solt, bas ircies Silber befirportet,
I'm oieiem inter Dem 9uten Solfe III ct.
q louo uno Der llmse9enb porSnbeu9en III
ms cine Sinterle9un9 socte Der 3rone thr
Shmiere Suae9an9eu. &ieiuobl mir ntht be
uuipruden. oaB oieie cine iortpdbrenoe BE
lueoliua aller Wa9ens uro artIhenrdoeun
Der Staot uub louiiwo perurladt. III lie obne
alien 3peiiel cine auS9eScihuete uro iuertb'
pole Sahe fir hagen, &utihen uto als
Nrten Sarmmal dinCrie.
SieIcr YlaB 1T ierner audi Der bette ini
Den Nebleintaui, ipie ilir 9cpabltes gutter
uno alleu Sprten @etreioe, hesalelden iil
Siebiltter, Sals, &nlf, gunber, Satten nm
Sdtnbelu in umtaulh fir &ciSen, Safer
&prn. Y. y. SartelL
giaeutbimcr Der Ct. 9lpuo 9ereai, Sunbet
uuo Supplp Grcban9e,
Ode Don I. Nue. norolid uno eilter GRAPE,
Ct. g loue, Winn. S3-)l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
3drtlid d.

8eitut (5u isluem Shas): r9sut
Dir. Warie, I'D bin Elm Jliiselmnnn &C.
tporben!"
Warls (ibn umarmenS) Sin On.
gel mart 8u idou immer!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
Sumortft(6es.
u Oh c.

Bsiud: rSft be Jrau 8aroniu idou
gu iprehen?"
B%eoisnter (osm Tags oUrber Don
Der Serritlt s~etiuoist tpOrosn Iunr
~8naoise Jrau bsfinben iih IOebeu
beim Rniirsn!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26

.&thte Si6 aui' 1T cine Bdmlite Or.
mabnun9 an 9leierisen, Die gang berunter
Iino, obne Nppetit uno entmutblat. Nber
ole Nrt. IN tpelher Sooo's Sariaparilo Den
ihiuaden aorper a%ufbaut uno suten Nppe.
TIT gieht, III punoerbar.
Seites 6anltltens & atarrbmittel: 8 0 0 o's
EiIlen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26

R utterlider 5iuser5eis
8raut: sd peroe Nlrtbur sum @e.
burtstas Elm Yaar YantUfislu itiden!"
Nama: yNber 8ino, psr plro oenn
ieinen 8rdutisam sleid 10 einibib
term"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
& d.

Serr: rB'iien Sic, bas 1T bod cine
unoeriddmibeit. Sic seben lit nls bllno
aus. iino /, gar niht blino!"
BETTER: ySa, licber perr, bel Den
bsutisen idlsd,sn 2eltsn muB iosar elm
Climber ole 4usen often balisn!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
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Surge Dame: rperr Waier, baben
Sic Iton elm Duea ~sebabt?"
~aein. aber cine Obrfsise babe ih
einmal befommen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
II Inter @ n.

u: rWerne 8oriabreu iiuo ale ibel
90 Sabre oft s%emorosn."
o.: ~9u. bas mar aber sesuiB Dor
glnfibran9 Der Tooestrafe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26

Yudweijen seoelbt ON befien gu!
lsihteren ianoisen Sooen. iowie aud aui
Moorb6oen uno Nrulano uno III iir les.
tere cine ~weribpOae Jrudt. Cir If in
8eSus aui bic 8orirutt uno bic Din.
suns iebr ssuiiaiam sr 5lebt ieboh ben
Booen itarf aus, uuo man muB oesbalb
cine 9iuauns 81 Der na& lbm iolaenben
5ru1t sebsn. Jir 8eolnsuns nit
superpbospb b if sr ouf ianbissm 90.
Den iebr banibar. oaseaen bsi6rosrt fri
i4e Sialmihoiusuus bic arautbilcuns
unasmelu. Der JrudtaniaB ieeod bleibl
ssrins. Cine quite aoderuns bss 5sloss
ourd mshrmalises Der Saat uorouss.
bsabss pilissn II lbm iebr sruauia'.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
m q nrbier.

sd motte oas 6aar ssibnitteu ba.
ben" ia9te elm Slemlid fabIt0pfiser
Wann gum Barber.
rYes, Sir.-meldes?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
90 mao idr Sudb sItih cut isia.

Serr Srsb. UtIler bon Gruins Sui.
nois itreibt, bob er on elmer ernfien
acknowledgements mebrere Sabre lang
lit uno babel sroBe SdmerSen in ieis
nem Rldsn 81 ertrasen bate, pie aud
BOB feline 8laie anaesriffen iuar. gr
ueriuh'e psrin,soene ioseuannie Rib.
nsp" Mittel uber Obne @rfOls. Dor ei.
mem Sabre besann er, electric Biiters
~ aebrnuheu uno er iauo iofortise Gins
osruns, electric Biitsrs If DEFENDERS
oarnah ole leber. uno Nierenfranibeis
ten 81 bsilsn, uno bdufis III bic Seiluns
cine ioioriise. Gin 8eriud miro bic
BnbrbeIt bes @eiasten bsftdii9en. Yreis
nur so Gis. fir s,ne aro6e 5laide. gu
bnbrn in gB. 9. 6uhu's Npothsie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
8 aarHri benoes 3.

u: .seio Sbr seitern abeno nod
lauae in Der aneipe seblisben. nadoem
Der 56rfsr aussrjdblt batte?"
g.: .8ir baben unisr Saor ptber
suredtssfimmt uno linb aud nod Sauie
%se9ansen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
8ereitelte Yoriiat.

Der fIeine 8arl bel Eide: ,Gber
Utamo, iuarnm Daft 9u mir oenn per
botsn, pom Ontels 6aaren 5u iprehen-
er bat ia 9ar feiEe!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26

fran, Balnfr, Gieentbiimer

At. GIouo, Wtnnefcsa,
~lieiert elm Bier. welhes ben &er9leib nit
ir9eno einem importirten Sier ausbdlt. SD
iueroe MIDI tets beitreben, meinen &unoel
Gin 8utes. reines nno Seiunoes BIER aus
popfeu uuo Mai3 gu ~lisiern. Beteaun8en
Won easwdris prompt beior0t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
Shatten fur bic 6ihnerbrut.-

Sdatten fur Die 9ibnerbrut.-
Spdt ausaebritete Sibuden iino offs
mails leioeno uno idnadlih. nibt neil
lie 70 ipdt i'm CONNER 5ur Belt sefom'
men lino, iouoe,n uelmsbr neil tie CUR
bsisen 8eit seboren iino ulo in uislen
5GIer leloer niht Dor Der Sise 9eiblBt
wetoen. Man itelt ibrsn Staa in ben
isrsenosn. blenoenben S%onnsniheiu uuo
wunoert iit bann, bob Die 9ibntsn
r,dt aebelbsn unb oaB bic Senne 10 iraus
rig ausiisbt. Wenn m0slib, ite0e man
ben Stal in ben Shatien zines Baumes
rpenn es absr feline 8dume bot, i9affe
man flnhliden Sbatten. inoem mon
suei lanse 2atten on ben Setten bes
StaIes iefnaselt. 70 baB bic Gnben on
Der Jront beruorieben. uno oann Elm
Stif 8aummoltub iiber oieie gnoen
bin ipanui. 9urd cine 10 einfahe Bor'
ridluns funn nor gar uisl sur . auem'
lidteit Der iuusen Sibnerblut beitrasen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
Cine aan,e 1amiiie.

8sp. 6. q. Iunlas BON Mount Yernon
no, laat: Nsine Sinner waren ron ei'
nem Suiten tsfatsn, Ter cine Sclae BON IRA,
fern mar; msine 5rau pom Suien. Der ibl
BEN Shlaf metr pesr weni9er unmoallt
ma6.e funf Sabre lang, une Str WeiBe,
0ein Ear Ssrup Dat aQe Sebeilt. 3u TAU.
len in N. &. 8 b & Qpctbett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
Refine 5littertpo d c.

w.: ,Nun. 6err Don Biutelneiu,
lple oerllefen Die Jlitteruoden i'm Sl.
benz"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26

3. u: nWu8 baiBt glitter? - 8
fparen ihTpere, quite 8olopoten!"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-03-14
Bloomsbury Literary Institute
and
State Normal School,

prepares for teaching for college
for business for social duties.
Eight departments Equipment
worth half a Million dollars. Spec
ialists of successful experience en-
ployed as teachers. A high stan
dard of scholarship maintained:
State aid to all persons preparing TO
teach. Special classes for teachers.
No school can give more for the
money. Few can give so much.
Spring term opens March 25th 1895.
Send for circulars and outline of
course. J. p. WELSH, Principal.
Bloomsbury, Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-03-14
hs would hore the assurance that the Medicines

he would have the assurance that the Medicines
would be compounded Of absolutely pure In
gradients, has bceh edoptedb by the medical pro
fession gen orally with the most gratifying re-
suits. Thousands OF physicians throughout the
length and Drcait h Of the land have given their
unsolicited tc stimony 70 tie remarkable cures
accomplished under their observation. while
grateful pltie nts who have been snatched back
from the brink Of death by this greatest medi-
cal discovery os the nineteenth century. have
added their testimony in countless numbers.
While constrained by the necessity that the
purity OF the medicines he assured TO With
hold his formulas from the public. DR..
Amlck has retained the enthusiastic indore-
ment Ofthc leaders of his profession 10y the com
pany 10 which he lntrusted the distribution Of
his cure. II was but humane thatth news OF
this great boon 20 suffering humanity TO be
scattered broadcast. but this was accomplished
through the medium 81 medical journals and
by methods within the lines OF ethical proprIety.
The treatment has been distributed through
the medium OF physicians only with the foi.
lowing single exception
"whcrc." says DR.. Amick, "thcre SIN exists
an occasional physician who. though prejudice
rc fuses 10 prescribe the treatment or attend q
Id'i'HN hoHk w. W W. NhN i'''''H ''''NS 'h'
sufferer helpless TO secure my treatment, VIII
make an exception, and take the patient under
my own care. and see that the treatment Is
properly carried out. prescribing for compilca'
tious that may arise myself"
some idea oi the rapid hold which Dr Annex
discovery has az once secured 90 thr medical
world may nc obtained from the following h8'
urDs; From February ist 1893, 90 Morch t5tn
i,)}, 1896 DI.t' ans prescribed lhr treatment
i,um Et0rluy lH'h. 1921, ~ Muich l3ln' l'9i
3ju physicians vino iao NOT previously uael the
treatment Hi"..cdU. ana during % recent period
o.. .H days "I.' uN'N'. 10, tle medicine have ieeh
-'I... u. HN..H..'i ''a'r'.
400 I"A w'' most Inadequate one. Of ihr
NNl m'..-H"t through dr. AmiaA'' treat
Y.HI "1. BE-, '""u"." rom 'i'h' h'iti lh
Cincinnati. IIa period ui Jess lh'' iU ihuaihs'
'." ,....' ... t.n ,'h'uwlOa' I'D th"t c'ly
N. U""m .i l.1' per cent
F'' '1'.' Nnl many "'n'r IMiyffalhyns
t'I. .u-, iI' ni" 'r'l7 10 mehiion' l'' Po''' on
..". . 70 'l'''''''i9' "' '' =" u''u, 10
point "'' purse 100 'H' 'l,I ''!'l &c " "5 Vat hl"'
10 dNh"'h'' '' '"' "oIIu pr' NmWN' b'ca' NC
NN'I's "''''''1' A. '"oi'u'er Po'"'S WIN
p'l' 'o ''' i''l INV w lV9 "Vi'" y. PW'uls
p'. Nn''" treatment 'olhe 'ea' "''' p'o',us
us 'aInr' ll ala'' ia 'he "iaeSplea' Soo' "nlch
thcd"cPNcfS Va orlci i"oSeats nus accou'lhish-
cd. The Post Il not only yndiCdted Ia It's nTst
.-tu.,fI.t, ,t pr Amt,t and his wpudprtui dis.
:,
co'rfJ uul leel' Ju'il'eu III taxing 10 U-eH Il
guudN share at credit for the prompt recognition
t,If.i which 10 Inns moi
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-03-14
Saved from St. Vitus Dance.
DR.. Miles Nervine
Cures.

DR.. Miles, Nervine 70 sold on . positive
guarantee that the first bottle will benefit.
All druggists sell it at e. bottles for Is, or
it will be sent, prepaid. on receipt OF price
by the DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-03-14
piles! piles! Itching Phi,

PIIfs! TIItsI IIcHIUG FIIts,
SYMPrOMS-- Moisture; intense Itching ana sting
ing; most at night worse by scratching. II al
lowed to continue tumOrs form. which often bleed
ana ulceTate, becoming very sore. SwAYNEs
OISTMRSr stops the itching and bleeding, heals
liberation, aud In most cases removes the tumorS.
Al druggists, or by mail for 80 cents. DR..
Swayne q Son, Philadelphia.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-03-14
J..O. MOHN, Nj. d

Practising Physician and Surgeon.
Residence in the French Flats, Mid
dleburgh. Calls promptly and
carefully attended to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12
DISASTROUS GAS EXPLOSION.
MANY PERSONS KILLED AND INJURED.

THREE DEAD AND SEVERAL DYINo-MAY HAVE
BEEN CAUSED BY A BOLT OF LIGHTNING.
Chicago. May ll--By the explosion Of gas at lis
o'clock s,his morning in the building NO. 10 sner-
uan-st thirteen persons were terUoiy ourheo'
.hree of,whom died. The lower floor OF the build
Ing was,occupied by August Meischali as a saloon
and the two upper floors as a clearinghouse
Me,schalI, Jumped out OF a window on the third
floor. and received injuries that resulted ia'ai'y
Alexander. Dune. who was burned from head to
,oo, d,ed At the county hospital Frank Conci
lied at the county hospital also from burns ana
bruises received
Mrs Meisclnall and her two children were badly
snrned The following persons were also injured:
rosenh Dennier. a boarder, burned internally and
cannot recover: Eduardo Geraurd. boarder. IA
taI,v burned about arms and face: Edward Gwin
terribly burned about head and chest. cannot re-
cover: Edward McGann. boarder inhaled gas ana
badly burned about the body: John Norman cut
about face; Charles Pallet. boarder, serousi!
burned about body and face; Pierre hougue a
boarder. cut and bruised about face ana ihha'eu
gas. ~ rd with
the firemen rushed up the stairway 10 Wneae .ie
occupants were screaming for help. Inc ha sn,
had travelled to the third floor In an increoioiy
short time, but were easily quenched Wheh tne
rescuers reached the second floor they 1ounu sew
fhe hall. their bodies bleeding and torn by the
explosion Everybody in the building was IN
bed when the explosion occurred and the nlght
clothing was burned off some OF them, Iney
were carried down by the firemen and police ana
those most seriously injured were taken 10 nos
pitfalls. IL. - .u.o chill,
dren. slept on the third floor In front Meiscnaii
and his wife, who French. have kept d
boarding house and saloon FOR severai Hohths.
Tho Mace was patronized principally by French
people The first rescue was that OF Mrs. Mary
Meischall and her two children. TWO ponce ON,
GERS made.their way TO the room and there 1ounu
the three huddled together in corner. MRS;
Meischal! was badly burned about the BACK ana
was cut by pieces Of glass. as were her chiioren;
Thev were taken to ST. Luke's Hospital. Me!schall
ieaped from the window and was terribly IN
Jured 49, ,..a
The explosion Is supposed 10 have resulted
from the accumulation OF natural gas IN the
basement. There was heavy bolt or hghtning
preceding the explosion and II was the theoly
the cause Of II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12

WOMAN PASTOR CALLED TO ALBASY
Bridgeport Conn. May u,-Mrs, Sarah j, Spear,
assistant pastor OF the South Congregational
Church, has accepted call 10 engage in special
religious work In Albany. and she departed for
IN this ely,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12
80 LET rom BUSINESS PURPOSES

DESK Room 10 Ligr Mcintyre nuild.
Ing, 18Th at, Broadway Address Nnum
voh. MA lir ad~ay. ar Inquire ~ jinitot.
To RENT. Desk room cheap on lower
Broadway. near all exchanges elevator
and all cOn,eniences. Room 49, ~ l,road-
way.
iI3 pEARL-sr.. near Pine--t. Store with
concerted cellar. PLAss. "a broadway.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown once.
l.2t2 broadway. "a door north Of 3ist-st
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until y o'clock p. IN.
BRANCH OFFICES.
l52 0th-avc.. cor. icth-st.
i42 columbus-aye.. near West 66th-s..
100 West +2d-st.. near Vth.ave.
~ West itth-st.. near 5th-ave.
257 West <?d-st.. bet 7th and Sth avea
1871 tth-ave.. cor. l%th-st.
i,sSSss s s' bet BET, 1S s,s AMI 's,n sta:
i.o20 ad.ave.. near 6ist-a.
2,0ol 3d-ave.
$50 East tIsh;s,.. corner sd-avs.
2tS West i25th-st.
70 East 42d-st.. near Madison-avo
LOS lst-ave.. near s0th-st.
100 sa'ave.. near 41,h.st
bnt 3d-ave.. near 3Ith-st.
" Avenue A, bet. Sd and ath sta
IT canai-st.. and ISL pivisicn-st.
2o6i ad.sSs.. bet. 18TH ana iis.S sss.
,,a v. HARLEM OFFICES.
S ssS Nest Mes, , ,2s,s,
Up to sp, m. AT regular once rates
sa7 rulicsss.. i.iss nyrsis.av.. Is
court-st. sos DeKalb-avs.. i.i01 Fulton
81. near Hsdford-ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12

1902 MADIEON.AvE.- Two.s,pry and
basement, above iiO,hs,. open yard with
view ~ pntk possession, rent 800 per
month. rYnILfE 'AHREAr. GWnd.rt
and upwefv,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12
Ocean Steamers.

A LADY going TO Paris In June would like TO
"A cbsperon elias, Of young ladies or 10 Be courier
10 4 family or companion Of lady In return OF her
sage over speaks anguages good references from Asr
ican copsu. Paris Address y D., Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12

49, % 49,. .. 49,
ADVICE FREE. An lawsuits. damages
accident, divorces, separations, estates
settled, collections. legal papers drawn,
wills, mortgages. deeds, assignments. Ed
WARD BUTCHER. 1877 Broadway n. Y,
AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN. Write
plain statement Of facts, lnelose with
!. and written opinion sent you, All sub
HOPE LYNN, Pres, Hon, HENRY w,
UNdER, Treas, saI broadway,
JOHN y, q, tlckHARpT aaa Lenos ave,
formerly ttn lsrnnk ave. The Original IN
Nrnt"r ~ the innins beds sad cabinet
making and uphelslslina IN all ~ hIsNehss
WANTED \ Mo ~ 'Hihe london lllus'
mated News" flnm January / lh,n, ~
ieoemhar ~, ihnIl state lowest pllcp,
T. u, H. tnlon League tlub sew Nolh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12

cIvy REAA ESTATE FOR AALn,
TWO THREE STONY HOUSES, hrlek ami
basement lhilh 81, near Amsterdam
ave. also me lhlru-slniy hIlk hUuse
Washington Heights easv terms Appl,
~ $50 WAsilhuhN, ibHlh'si, Ams,er'
dainiaNpi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12

peter c, KELLOGG 4 CO, .AucTIoNEERs'
Nrw.yo R|ssT Ths Rs,yDs hEsspss',. ,sss.
ssvsrs, consisp@en,s Of Tfsuns stock,
MR. MONROE P' asissa e s;T' 81 's'% CALIFORNIA
MISS CRICKET, wsnnt, g, VA " ,66ImEcF' p"'@ ~h
III. fastest sS' e e s%Ea@si rs, s% tn.
wefd Wy The records
FAST yo,'s,sasfI'ssi;ss " 6; ss'ssi,aronslAs
pnn,T' Ta 'itS" xiYES and "gITT%SaeouL
CHAMPION ssffSS,,I2ieeS, SiiiSrs'rrM s@s,
'; n, .ss s' 4 m sss,s, t, ma
ana other sfsa, slfes
yv,. AmSng hi C,N sr sss %s nso,u
out u Nv ny, by Nu,wood.
OTHER coNsioNons viii SELL
AVAILABLE s srEE III" ron IL rkxcK OR ROAD.
Mr. FARLEY RUSSELL. at Harrington. Mass,
sends three with records
good In their classes oil ,eee ,t hors's ana fo"d
Acyons, Alcantara and wilkes spriLyis. oo.,.
MISS wooLsEy. 2;s2a; Olga. 2;20s and Morton 2;%h
The sals WIN commence snn's with
DRIVING i HoR II ss'' ana PAIRS
from the
Long Island Breeding Establishments
VALENTINE WILLIS. 4. i; ppEEy,EERREux and
which viii appear on
n supplement 10 the catalogue
other owners will send the get Of
Kemlin. POM General Benton.
At SPEED sna 0, at TIE PiRu TINE Or SALE srs
CHOICE LOT Lotto. TO SELECT From
rHiA" 10 io1 John ST. Nsw,Yorf S'''"'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12

sAUGATUCK. CONN
FOX SALE OR RENT.-Furnished: house
OF IL rooms: all modern conveniences:
near the water. Sound view: pure water,
sanitary plumbing: nne shade trees: coach
mouse etc. 3, or Is acres. ]. u. NOR
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12
NETWORK
COACH HORSE AND COB co.

have on show AZ all hundred head OF the
best horses obtanable consisting Of fourth hands tan
dsms matched and cross-ma,ehed pairs. single horses.
saddle horses and roadsters All tho lot bought with
special view 70 action speed and conformation that Il
fau,ties All our horses handled bit,ed. and con-
ditioned Al training stables 0reenvile Penn. We
have At all forty pairs ranging from fourteen
70 seventeen hands and Of almost desirable color All
the lot thoroughly broken acciimatcd and ready Tor
immediate use. We guarantee TO show moro breeding
quality style conformation. AMI phenomenal high all.
goers than been offered for sale In this
country
Telephone. No. 81 coiumbuA Addren No. 2os West
Goth st.. NewYork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12
\ HAMBURG AMERICAN

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE
TO LONDON. PARIS AND HAMBURG ,,
NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON Qondon. fars)-hAA-
~ BURG
Holding the record for fastest time on this route
A Victoria Nav 49, a m A. Victoria. June g. y a. m
Normannia May Il Normannia June r. q y M
Columbia. June O. IL n. m Columbia July o. III a. M
l. Cabin. sos and upward; ii. Cabin *8o .
NOTICE.-Afer July express steamers VIII touch al
CHERBOURG their way to and from southampton
Hamburg special trains 10 Paris direct route u
Paris without Channel crossing
HAMBU re AMERICAN LINE. 81 Broadway N I.
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MoNTcLAlR N. J.-Sale or lease. ele-
CANT residence, ~ rooms: construction
ana improvements perfect: stable: large
grounds PEARSON. ia Nassau-st., New
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FLATS TO LEr-Furnished.

AT THE BURLINGTON. 10 West 30th st.,
furnished apartment. consisting parlor.
bedroom and bath, Tor long or short period
Apnly w. G. EARMEh lss broadMay.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
IA CHARLESTON $; C.. the South and Southwest
From Pier 20 +. X. foot OF Rooseyelt-st). p. m.
ALGONQUIN, Jacksonville direct. We'd. May IL, III a. m
Friday, May II. p. m.
IROQCOIS jacksonville direct TUESDAY May u, p m
CHEROKEE Charleston only. Tuesday, May ~. '. m.
All have rstclass passenger accommodations
WIN. T.. CLYDE 4 CO. General Agents.
Bowling Green n. Y.
Fla Cent Penn. +. T. Line. via Jacksonville.
Great So Freight Passenger Line, via Charleston
7. @. Eyer, Gen'i Agt.. 30l Bway, y. Y.
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DRESSMAKER wishes room where
she can give part Of her time In pay
ment. DRESsMAkER, Box l29. l.2i3
Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE.

For Sale and Toilet.
At LAKE GEORuE.-On account OF III
ness OF owner. for sale or TO rent. fur
nished. for the season or year. a i5-room
mouse, Win bathroom. hot and cold water.
icehouse nlled; stable, etc. Address IL.
X y. Box 1910. New-York +. O.
YOUNGSTOWN REAL ESTATE OF ali
kinds Tor sale. exchange or rent. ].
HENRY JOHNSON 4 Co.. Morristown.
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At BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular once
rates until 3 y. M. VIA.
"5t sth-ave.. =. q. cor. on 23d-st
1852 6th-ave.. cor i2th-st
1902 Co,umbus-aye., near West 6sth-st
100 West 42d-st.. near Gth-avs.
20 West i4thrt.. near 5th-ave.
257 West i2d-st.. bet. Ith and sth aveA
is7 <th-ave.. cor. i4th.st
40 East 41th-s.. corner 3d-ave.
.t3 West i25th-st
20 East t2d-st.. near Madison-avA
Los irt-ave.. near s0th-st.
$50 3d.ave
40 3f-ave.. near ATHEIST.
55t 3d-ave. near 37th-st
80 Avenue A. bet. 81 and 4th SITS
u Canal-st. and 1877 Division-st.
J25 lfleecker-st.. near Christopher-N.
2.OSi 3d-ave.. bet ii2th and 18th stA
HARLEM OFFICES.
1856 East i25th-st
2tJ West lc5th-st.
800 West i45th-st
Up 20 \ p. m, at regular ONCE rates
BROOKLYN OFFICES.
bsI Fuiton-st., i.i52 Myrtle-ave. o.
Court-st.. sos DeKaib-avs.. i.io7 Tuiton'
H.. nsas 1sdtord-avA
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