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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

burg) admits that barium glass canrot qulte e4"d'
lead glass in iustre but declares that II 10 "o'e
durable and harder 1t is evident, ho"eNe'' ''t'
the writer regards baryta Of more account III nan
ing lime glass than flint glass Perhaps ne Is ""'1
that If glass which is to be cut is too ha'1 II
cannot be worked advantaseousiy on a "He'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
DRESSMAIN{NS.

coUTvRIERE FRANCHISE. Fanc,y
ws.s's street dinner au' tailor i""'e
dresses ladies' materials used. sh1it n
lice moderate price. elegant "Oih MEL
ANDERsON. JOS ". l7,h-st.. formerly
with Stern Bros.
DREssMAKER Not long from Err'pe,
nrst-clasS. Partisan styles i'rl'c' ~, J."
CIDER 20 get Known wil maze .'.i."A
from 50 up. nantes. mi'i'nr''' -'""'''-'-''
%, West lGth-s'. ---
DRTssMAKER. -Comp-t"n, dr"ssrnai,"f oy
fbc dny: latest styles. tofins n.4e!.''
rof.rcnccs. Address STYLE. 10 Hi''
41th-s,
DREssMAKER. - Competent. ioci"e'ly
I'm Il Altman 4 o.. excellent Dr. ana
la,cst siyles. ais capes 81 pei day ni-i-
o., references. Address Dki.SHMA Hi''
253 West i1th-st
DRESSMAKING. -I.adies' and mics
drDssrnAking IN latest STYLES. r'm'a rI'lhh
nicely done, VIII call On 11 mil
ou.rrd So, Park-ave.. near 1th-s', "''-
do bell.
DKEssMAKER wants more customer
out b, INC Gay. understands chlldt.h
ciofh-s call or addrcse Il. X, care MISS
Flynn. 1lJ West G2i-si.
-npEssMAKER would Ike engagements
h.. dav: terms reasonable; goo" i"I'i
enc. Address 81 4 H.. 80 W"i 90 81.
DpEssMAKER late with Whi'". IL va
x "a latest designs skirts. fancy ""ia''.
anus. speci8l attention 20 !i%ht huI'ih'I
dre.ses silks. wash goods. "tc.' 1,"''s
,,,c,n,,lv attended 20. remod"iIing, ~ pei
day. SCOTT. 205 West 22d-st
SMAKER.--A good dressnakcr w2''s
-, , n,ii by the day 81 pc. day. b"H'
,eserence. r. iEOZMAN. 322 East "iih-s,.
EJprpIENCED DRESSMAKER; hiti-
Class inter. accustomed 10 fine trade, d'-
si-,.s NOR engagement In private fain'ir''
terms moderate: persona! reference. !"
Zjr SHAVE.
o.. 4gds ST late with house. Jth-aVe..
- induce patronage. viii sell imp2it,d
millinery novelties at extraordinary Prices
hats trimmed. 81.
crAT GARMENTS altered or repaired AZ
summer prices. Mrs. BAkkk = 10
IVES, 30,h-si.. late with {. q. GUNNER
Sons 5th-avc.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A LADY'S COB. xl2j: sound and subject
20 trial and examination; very gentle ana
stylish. ACTOR. Fox .. Tribune Once.
FOR SALE.-Childs pony ana donkey,
with cart and harness. Address Dr. -.
c. JACKSON. i. o. Box l6l. Jamaica
l.. J.. y. y.
GREAT SACRTFICE.-Sl50 very fine cut
under extension top. two-seat.d sur. ~
cost to order. Si2j. used six times plated
harness. $50: extra fine, stylish. light
A,titash trap. cost $40: pric" $50: owner
going abroad Inquire at private stable, ID
West 4+th-st.
SOUND family grlding. years old. $3.50:
property of n private far.ily. gentle for
girls To- ride and drive: St!vers runabput
and harness. BARGAIN. Box :. Tribune
Office.
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~ DIRK WAITED.
Male.

80 r' 80. iAi "'s' ava y '.+ 9,
PAN NHt.Hi.k. l.'i ' ~ - I'D
AcsIsTtNw ronEErErEH Cp' Wishes
:...f i... ~..i i.rr.Au. l.f '.c,h i.-'-
.--.. De- N.lLh AN,,. 10 D. &
lorf.,.
,,.. ,...f., ,.,t-. -,rt4t.,,-ro;Y9
..rut.r, ,rI ,.r.,t b .t.r..ry ~u
w.. .it and til.uc, o.. ,.-. .r'a moss nn"s.
s,-airhi~u 'r, TANGLED a-,. in'H. rr'IaI"
f,t.,... .f.1'. ..a.il.f fuN"-'.l1+i rf .r 90
tern: rar. y.ts. terms m l'ra'.. rrirF-
NV 80,
COST '''...' .Ni' ''''
4 sTIoNa H,..i ,.i 'r-i WHn. -.
porter BOB ffr.i'N.". ~ -'f ''t
-
RELIABLE lprNi MfN "en' is'-
.I,I.r wfI . Doctor. Ndl...e .,1i West
i7tl B.,
-. ...,-,,.r.t, ...... o. .....-..
NJ .'1.,..,.. "a ..,t.r',-'..
IN So, I.r. 20 export. mp'r'. a'a', Be
aIi manufacturing 'i't"' serr.l, - '' a.
end healthy. Adai'.s Ahri'i. 49, " IN
-. iuiHn~ ONCE.
\ WsiNrss nan : .'"-sy "ad 'Nr".',
"n.e wants o. N''n ~ 'f'''
r'1' c'i"i~. ",-..'.'...'. n,, '','' u
4.''''''
foreman "a .u .lail 3 r"sl "nI rolls
sir'tif iri"p.f.i' "',' '''' ~
''''''
HAktN fitat.rlaes foreman 'H h..i'
bread ani .aAr. ..'t "r my Hi' -
OLAS IlSLt. so E"ru 80. Hi''".'".
,.....,.,.,.,.,.,.,, ...,.,,,, o,l.- or outry
rlDr. hs a Young man. experienced. a'-
curt'- ana or~'r"ti.. references N"'l'@N
Box - Tribune ono.
,..Dt.t,f.t-tt..u ,..y IMAM . lcairrv
,,..tl,n IN urlD.. rrf,rcuD. and bond
yn.n, r.,,,n,hin -aar.. Alir-ls COM
prTI,Sr u.N Id tribute ori,..
90,
IookNEiFlk bf f'Iu| u,",
h"st q te'"r"ue"s Wires IT, = la"" -
BAKER Wishes steady place ~ f1rc-
man or second hani 10 -" country onif.
Inquire It, Is Gracc.si. leroy Cry
Heights.
CLERK Position wanted ns ,i-r,S or ANY
Thing. ha," s"vca }'ar- 'fr'f'"n'e IN
the grocery hufiness. b. i reference. e.
'lAtSr%. "2' f1.' ''ln--'
,,,......,...., ,., .,.t-.,t-rs ln
'Ahff.' If-" ana NJ ~ ~,
lraih ''n' 81 '' ''.' -, ,i,''J.r'
wants STEADY ''hi""i in,,' M'''a 49, ~
a., reference. g. Fl'''I'''"' '''
.....,.,...,.., ,... ........,
'i'IN -. "''" - va - MIR.
~ 80, ~" ,n ~, f'.s'. .l,-i,res. bar
SANDS me '"l' "l 49,,
h.~ 'nH Nv" - 81, ..-,',, i,s.,,l
years f"i"lfN''9- II. d. i'l-f''' -. 'f'"'
Fraus.ir-aVe
ELpKRLT gentleman. n'" "inp''''i ",
HE iusurano" CONT ans as h''ir'hh'
astuary. would lik" to make ohdurr.
r.,,i,r.c. NIlr.ss MAY. B.K -. Tribune
0.fi,e
ENGINEER. Tho-,usi'v reliable: 10
yr4r, IT pftcfi,li experience. with a'
kind. Z .nri1~e. especially 'Yfli.s. and dt
nainos al. repairing. highest r"''r"n g..
H.',''-N' I'm
ENGINEER Now. fosk ard l't 'hbn d.
cons~. 100 factory ~ ~ hni'i.hf -"@lh
best references. ENGiNEEH. 80 hi"F'"'
It. IIropti6n.
T0RENA% Chandelier maker and Ton
..ral t-a-. rr1 bronze worker. irf' cia'
m"chnair. wi'h rHoI references rs ',''
man, ~ ''ii+ 'Nt'i l'h'". ''' ''.''
AIdrc.s g. n. cl-. u FrcI Elc1,icr. 81
Tnst % ~ Now. Ynri.
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FLATS TO LET-Furnishcl.

TIE MYSTIC.
l23 Wet 3.th-si.-B Best furnished apart
ueufs for price ia city. week. ncnth or
ear. ready May !. see them.
SECOND FIAT.-ScVcn rooms and bath;
an IIvh' rooms near Central Park
MILLS a WIIITEIIOUSE. Dos 3th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
COu try.

Az EI.EGAET country seat Of ll5 acres;
mansion Il II rooms. hnely fnrnlshed'
Improvements: perfect order; fine grove
magnificent view. farmer cottage large
oufn.ildlngs: choicest fruits. all furniture.
horses. Jersey cattle ana machinery in
cluded: immediate possession. minutes 70
station. H.. hours % y. y. OWNER. L. u
BOX 1914. y. Y. City.
BARGAIN -Pomfret. Conn Gentlernan' S
place: 80 acres: finely cultivated. modi-
fed farmhouse. every convenience; cottage.
!cehouse stock buildings. large poultry
house. garden. fruit. berries grapes. fine
trees farm wagons. utensils. al In excel
lent condition. MILLS o. WHlTEHOCSE,
503 jih-aye.
SHORT HILLS. y. jim this charming
park. . minutes walk from station.
commodious Lpdern residence; every .cciy
convenience: ~abies ana two acres. This
p-operfy Is particularly well located and
commands a fac view. VIII be sold very
reasonable or rented low 10 me night
party EDW. l.. HAMILTON & co. 30
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

SHIPPING and receiving clerk. or porter;
can pack. good marker; a useful man.
wants work: best OF reference from last
employer. Address EXPERIENCE. Tri1-
une Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
FLATS TO LET-Upfurlishcd.

,rTu ST. ia WEST single aplr;mcn;s.
ak large. light rooms bath: rent moder-
nto. owner residing In house.
brooklyn.
,T prACE 40. 80 near Clinton ST .
Hrooklvn- Beautiful location: waking
dts',,r. from ferry. from 81 apartment
S9n' heated. private house. rempdelled into
III 20 oats. Handsomely decorated. all i'm
uroyeu,enfs. apply within;
Wv EHNESTIIS GULiCk & CO..
$50 Fulton ST., BROOKLYN,
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70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

a LARGE. light. corner FIRST ~. ir1n1 :
s. and 81 JOhn-s'.. rent N,b'p ~
LAND * WHITING. > BcekWaii-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

-, uni BUY $40 first mortgage. o
$500 Will VIII, interest: amply secured By plot
PEI, cs Greater Ncw-Yora llrnius. PRINCE
W W,h' AK ). Tribune oh'ee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
HELP W isTED.

MEN WANTED ~ co'tI" s,"1nrrs 70 Lon
don and Liverpool worh f"r passage Ap
u. ~ GrctuWlr.. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
european advertisements.

II CROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS VIII nnl
the London Office Of The Tribune. -. Flee, street.
E. c. convenient place leave tlc.. aJyest.s. :ie.s
and subscript lions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

SHOULD RE DOVE PROPERLY IF AT III
From Tho Chicago Tribune.
II can't wa, no longer Miss Tictow "-Emo.ron-
la exclaimed the Infatuated .ouu- inlu. Here
and now propose to know ny fate"
Il think You mean. Mr.. Wer4cllson' said the
Boston young woman, much asi,atcI, "ta.j sou
purpose. etc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

AMERICAN LAW ADVICE Assn write
80 s,.fencnt Of facts. inclose WIN
.panS wrl,tpn opinion gent you: All sun'
go send for prospectus. Judge ~.
w.. GWNN pres: Hon, HENRY W
i:.GcTR Treas. 257 Broadway.
- ..1 T0JyreT PRICES in Ncw-York for
",r,,nIs and bags. Largest stock VI
,,"nIs bags. satchcls steamer chdhs'
..''t,n.hooas. buy direct from the manu-
f,c,,,rer. CHARLES SCHWARTZ. o. f'"-
ave. near 9th-s'.
.cEvCy WANTED FOR article Of real
n.ri, uatcnted or novelty nave bef'
na,,.t' lore. agents and salesman for III
,po5ucii6n' VOGT. % East l+th-st
I~FopMATION. back numbers q.
S.v'York newspapers can De 'ouhd ~
LANES 81 WALKERS. ~ south foH-
Iand-avr.. Brooklyn. --
Ir.s NEVER TOO LATE 20 Win ore OF
ar, cash prizes :or short rhymes; beauty
y, ID ts YOU can't lose anything: lncins@
.,omoe for full particulars IiE SoHo-
IEiiM CO.. J.. o. Box l.VoH' new orh.
.,,vrrTtsrMESTs AND 5rEsCElr.
AUt 1n IN T,UE NEW YORK TRtB.
IiCNS wiz Iit. RECEIVED ~ IhE
I,s,,,XN OFFICE, NO u, hroa1W'S'
=. 90, north OF Thirty 'hrs, ~, =, ahu ~
>us,vTist.MrNTS 81 the Ioii no TX a. n'Aich
,,r,rs a5t Ei2htha.e ioo ni'da =, :.
so,oe, Forty-sevcnth-st 10y an no 10,
so,eo,b.s So. corner ihru .vs5 Co., ,rs, "a na''
,ystI.st. near Third ave; iwir.,.ave 1os
near ear sixty FIRST st; } 'iua2 Celumbusays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
WORK WANTED.


Female.
EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY vii! o'.-
drc.s envelopes - 20 crut1 th0Gs3 "a.
or b. writing "a, home. Address ~ i"A
-. lc2S Si-av".
MNNICI-EE wishes fow 1r.vst" cus'om"'3
u; home or out. 20 West l"th-st.
STEN0GEAPHEE and CALIGRAPH
OPERATOR DESTROYS * obtaining a
situation. haze rad considerable export
enc: Ntil start ~ s. PER w"rk, can fuF-
nish excellent rrfar"nc" a. - chhIii' ''T
and ability. Address N, Box IL. Tribune
oilc".
st.,VTNG Y.un, woman IN urgent nf"i
~ employment wouil IKE sowing i1"ul.
IN Z ~very description neatly done Wil
attend ladies at hotels 81 without meals.
good iudg- 4 goods and value. 10 % ."'p-
PING. highest person references b'''''
SUISSE 81 East 3iin-st.
svF%OGRhPHER. TYpEWRITER Two
,,..s' .Np,ri.ur". also position for ict.n-
r.~ ACd-c-s EXpEEtENC acd Biz
GISNER. To- G't-aV"
rrrNoGRtPUEG ard TYPEWRiThH
rs aa experienced young l.dS t2llU .!A
aad ..~-..- gtcr; city references. Mi,t 3D.
T,.luu. Nrir'
yOl'NG Girl. lateN landed. wants wort
r.lllrc. lcS5 lsi-ate. between 1'th ahi
'..A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

\rtuorn Quoeas Hotel tErgl,s.J. near Rcl S'ar
AM ~ Wharf cowfo:' able. moderate. c'Liic o.
lights and business apartments and hcad 81 reg lay, ~
bedroom ard breakfast 81 Cocr meets bonis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

at GREATLY REDUCED RENTALS.-lSt
West 54th-sf. 3-stOry, nigh @OOp. MILLS
d WHlTEHOtSE. JO3 jthave.
LEFT OVER HOUSES AND FLATS; re-
duced rents. west side: all prices. STE
VEINS Columbus-ave., cor e"1-St
ADvERTIsi..af:NTs AND SUBsCRIP-
1IOES FOR THE YORK TEih.
UPTOWN OFFICE No. ! 232 Broadway.
% door nc-'h Of Thirty-nrst-st.:
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REAL ESTATE.


For Sale and Toilet.
FOR RENT n SAI.E.- Bargains IN hotri'.
boarding houses AND cottages. Gu.ielns
sites reasonable ISRAEL u. ADAMS q
CO.. Atlantic City. y. ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIK.-iious all
kinds. sale q rent; building x.,es.
TUBES TAYLOR. Eeekman-st
FOR RENT Beautiful suburban brick cot
isge II rooms. NewburF on Hudson.
magnificent river and mountain lows:
healthy location; house fully furnished
stables for ~ horses. % acres garden:
orchard and vineyard. SHIP q OSBORN.
% 3d-st.. Newburg. y. y.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY TO LET. unfnf-
nished except shades and fitted screams
20 every window and door. cottage al Zen
sonhurst: with every Improvement, B." ~"
year or season. vacated May !. Apply 10
owner. 304 AAclgh.-st., Brooklyn. Mrs T.
NJ BUERiTT.
SUMMIT. X. FURNISHED and unfur-
nished houses 10 let: season or year.
large and small: all improvements: best
locations. L. q. POTTER. opposite sta
ton.
WHITE PLAINS. y. Y.-Furnished resi-
d-nce 9 acres good stables. and fine To-
eaton. Apply 10 j. r SWEENY. Real
Estate Agent. White Plains. y. Y.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

SHIPPING and receiving clerk. or porter;
can pack. good marker: a uscful-man.
wants work: best OF reference from last
employer. Address EXPERIENCE. Tri1-
une Office.
sTENOGRAPHER.- f:xpcrienced: under
stands bookkeeping: capable correspon-
dent. wishes to change: Remington or
Hammond; unques,ionable references.
MATTOE, 20 Wcst l2ith-st.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN. well acquaint-
81 with Southern grocery trade. open to
proposals from reputable houses Al ret-
erence. salary moderate TO begin. GEO.
r. SMITH West Point. Ga.
TAILOR 4 llrst-c!ass coatmaker and gen
cral tailor wants place b. the week the
year around: country preferred. Address
r. !. STRoHMANN. Franklin. \. Y.
TPHOLSTERER wants private house or
hotel work 10 do city or country; rc1 'on-
atlr; reference. \. SAAM. l.70S Amsier-
dam nave.
WANTED. Situation with any firm OF In
any business establishment. state SALARY
and business and address JOHN W.
CLARK. Schraalenhurs. y. !.
YOUNG MAN. o. would like to secure n
place az porter or any other kind 81
w"ri,. steady and sober anil willing 20
work. II. y. T.. Tribune onice.
Young MAN desires work in house or
store not afraid Of hard work; Christian.
Address JOHN STEVENSON, l. S'uy-
yeea1i-st. Sew-iork CITY.
lot-%G nan. q. wants situation; flIr
-ears' reference u drug house. - WILL
i1ru-st
Young MAN. axe 10. desires a position
whore Advancement ia possible. good
entry and bill clerk. host pars1nal refer
ences MNAMARA. 40 West lolst-st.
YOUNG MAN. 10. desires position where
pc has chance 81 Advancement. caa FUR
n.sl ina bot NJ r'fcr"nces. G. BEHRiN-
GER. 2l3t2 East 1th-st.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-06-07

Over century ago, on the upper west
side at spot known rs Fort George, but
now part Of Harlem, Alexander Iamil-
ton, whose breath was stopped by Aaron
Burr's bullet, planted l3 trees within a
radius of 10 square feet. Now they Hre
sturdy oaks, and splendid object lesson
in forestry. Although planted On the knoll
of an obscure hill. this bunch of timber
attracts the attention of all who pass that
way, whether they know its history or not.
Like Hamilton was, these trees are now
namely, eccentric. One may face them
from any angle, or any range ot vision,
and count them. but by some hocus pocus
one is sure 30 miscalculate their number,
invariably falling short nj least one tree, a
round dozen alone being visible.
In order to accurately count the trees in
this big trunlcd maze one must scale the
dilapidated fence surrounding the oaks and
count them one by one, marking them in
order to avoid second error. You will
then find that the unlucky number is there.
Harcmites. who are acquainted with the
mystery, frequently lay wagers with the
uninitiated. After arousing IA stranger
curiosity they eagerly bet him the beer, OF
something stronger that he cannot count
the Hamilton oaks correctly. They always
win of cou.se. Then they take pride il
telling the loser how to play the game OF
others and get even. Any native up that
/ way will tell you that this little story ISM
. "A romance. New York Letter in Pitts
! burg Dispatch.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-06-07
England's Southern Bird visitor.

A Mediterranean bird, the beccaHco,
common on the southern shores of Italy
and Spain, Sicily and Malta, in the Gre
clan islands, and on the northern shores of
Africa, but until recent years quite I'M
known in the British isles, now regularly
migrates to the nj ghborhood of Brighton,
where Il lar..e orchard Of fig trees was
planted Some time ago, and in these trees
the bird greatly delights
These little creatures discovered in some
way the fact of this plantation Of their ia
vorite trees and have ever since come over
to share the spoil. How did they hear the
news? 1t is said that in this case the night
ingales were the news distributors telling
the southern birds the story of the English
figs and showing them the way over.
However this may be- these little birds
from the warm shores of the Mediterranean
seem likely to become established ms nat
uralized emigrants to the shores of this
country. Saturday journal.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-06-07

The late DR.. Dale would not be called
reverend" and he was made IA ID. ID. in
spite of himself. His pulpit dress was the
reverse Of clerical There is on this matter
a good story Of him in the early days of
his colleagueship with John Angel James.
The tale goes that he presented himself
one Sunday incoming in tho Nostry IN a
pair of light colorod inexpressi5les. But,
said Mr. jane, who was himself pat
tern of propricty, as he surveyed, horror
stricken, the offending garment, surely
you are not going up into the pulpit IN
those thingss" well, " was the reply, 81
you greatly desire it, can go up without
sham. New York Post.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-06-07

"Will 1t seem very long" she asked,
dropping her lashes
"As If you didn't knowP
"Yes-but, Dick, l may like TO be told
all the same, you know"
So told her, and cons and cons of wea-
ry waiting rose before us at the bidding of
my words.
"And in all that time" she said, care
you sure you won't forget? Oh well, then
believe you won't. Think, Dick, what it
will be when you come backl You must
look out of your window all the first day
and perhaps may come by"
And look upy'
"Perhaps"
perhaps you'll have forgotten"
ooh, Dick, that is horrid of you! new
er forget my friends.
"Friends! l echoed Indignantly
"Wcll, You know what ] mean, said
she indulgently.
As she spoke the great clock in the tow
err struck H.. She sprang to her feet.
Don't go, l urged. Daisy, it's the
last time.
ooh but must. So must you"
She seemed resolute
"Wcll then before you go promised"
urged
"But have promised Well, then, yes
promise Dick
you'll think Of no one else the whole
time?'
NO; of no one else. ~
"Not of that fellow, Franklin F.
Won l,nin,, to ,,,.o,,,i., tnns',
mo pn7.,lo, eon,,,nd ,,rocnfnI and onio+
W. s,t ln,,.t, 49,, t,,,, t,,,(l, ,,r,i,, fnr mo-
MANI NV - ,-a, ,,,ont 80 ho - ,,,o,,,a,,t
M s,,ch ,,,,,,,+, mo o,,.ol f,.,,, h,a,,.
ON with bIns.nJ na'ticitv Itbin, nrnr.
isnd for - r,,;1 ,,,..,o. If a., hn,,r
Thon nj ~ cr, frn,n Daiev Iooi,ed nm
toil sto,t ,,an in oold erortaclns Stood
1ooi,ing down at ms = cnrions nnl,. half
rnl.ind sniIe on bi, face II was tho rro.
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I-,rsitto,+sf' ho .s..,i IN ,,iv.od s,,,iIo
still ON his Inns
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-06-07
SLEEP


Sleep Is forest dark,
From its bougho that rustic and sway
Float silently down the winged dreams
That vanish by day.
Sleep is a garden old
Wherein the dream flowers grow.
Its slumbrous peoples nod in the winds
That sostly blow.
Sleep is a meadow green
Wherein the dream sheep roam.
See, one by one they cross the bars,
Nearing their home.
ELLA +. Mosby in Kate Fields Washington
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-06-07
HUMPHREYS

Nothing has ever been produced to
equal or compare with Humphreys
Witch Hazel Oil as CURATIVE and
HEALING APPLICATION. 1t has been
used 40 years and always affords relief
and always gives satisfaction.
1t Cures PILES or HEMoRRHoIDs, External
or Internal, Blind or Bleeding Itching and
Burning; Cracks or Fissures and Fistulas.
Relief immediate certain.
1t Cures BURNS, Scalds and liberation and
Contraction from Burns. Relief instant.
1t Cures Torn, Cut and Lacerated
Wounds and Bruises.
1t Cures BoILs, Hot Tumors, Ulcers, Old
Sores, Itching Eruptions, Srurfy or Scald
Head. 1t is Infallibe.
1t Cures INFLAMED or CARED BREASTS
and Sore Nipples. 1t is invaluable.
1t Cures SALT RHEUM, letters, Security
Eruptions, Chapped Hands, Fever Blisters,
Sore Lips or Nostris, Corns and Bunions,
Sore and Chafed Feet, Stings of insects.
Three Sizes, 25c., Soc and sIoo.
Gold by Druggists sent postpaid recsptof price.
HuMPuREYs, Md CO.. III "a William St.. New YorS.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-06-07

A shoe that costs but $3.50, and withal
is stylish, durable and popular, is to be
had in Lewis Ina Calf shoe. Try a
pair.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-06-07

Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
GRADUATED Eye Lids Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
% cents per box. For sale by druggists
TO HORSE OWNERS.
For pa.ting rorse in fine healthy con-
dition try DR.. Cadv's Condition Powders
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms giving
new life 90 an old or over worked horse. %
gents per package. For sale by druggists.
Also Dyer & Co., West Salisbury. Vt.