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fig omfrins ~2aubsbpsn, Bet Isrite ri tom bertiI; uupeL, sc
Ell aue borte, iporIpit f%orIuuu0ne. De fan pauore iaiennem
belle &oIpnen, uoen at ie en- Nieritaner, u~notagen Be gamIe
WiGno og apinocr. Seq ipur9te altaIOcr, buor Sc bar
bIeune al; men ben samIe 6pr rpfeOe fun paa 0opeOet os
sfpm meo fit iGouanlge: Seq peO itfe." 0tirncIgui8 or De
ta9nc bort for at itsoe til Ell Sanoe Gueriaaer. 9co Gors
benen, naar jes tGnter paa bet, iaa ifuIbe bet life forunSre
mig, ON DC par meo ben afOeIins, JON ri npIig ~aoiprebte;
iss iaa, at Sauin9sportb ~unoerioste Be fem 9poe, og ban
maa bape tenOt Dem oS tan fortGue oS, ON Der par noseE
al pore 9anr!e Setienbte ibIau0t benz"
0a ies ptbite mere ON beune Sag emo @9entIp, pplpItc
jes bam ON Gnerilaerne Os bereS aniorer.
"Seb GOroenen, tGutte ies Bet life NOT! GafaeI Siurra!
Oct par life iornnOerlist, at SaIingswortb par iaa iuria for
at tomnle aiiteo - at naa slippen iaa Burtig iom mulist;
ban ~iorsIemte at l9e mig, buem bet par, nj off paa Sa9t
ettr. Yotteren tase bet, buafe garre bar nj life prret, JONI
LOB btSie 6olt %unblltppe, nj burOe bare ta9et benz tilfauoe
ale, ba nj iprlt tom I'll Steoet, ia SonogeO Bet buroe
pi."
s nosIe Minuter ro Vi iauie piOere. Supe @anac ipGs
peoe ct Sper9suaaI paa mine gRber, JON jg bper9au9 til.
~bagebolbt bet Saab, at g9beatIep maaie bauOe mere at
iortale mig roset, iom buuOe itprre Sntcresie for mig
sno bet, ban tioisere bauOe fortaIt men til min 9Gr0relie
forblsu ban taus.
s ben Ssnf8t at aoIOtte nosst at BAN ipurste is meb
~Iisesp!ois Wiine:
"9ar Der GOssn bsiSst Dor gust - 9aoseu fra 9eiren2"
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
Abe Sapitel. -Snadcnbuis bliuer lat / Jprlcorubrs.

heterogeneous ntIOe sgS uiitc fig netop Ian9s BEN otliec $50.
r5ont, oa ut REQ ino S%ano56pen. Cult foue lea life lqns
ger, no8le al De mere betGntiOmme al gtanacrne bauOe meO,
bra8t peIIorlpneoe RanoiIcr, buis 3n0buto bauoe imoot min
I0rirGTIesist; al OereS 6e!tilaifer BaOOe i8 luttet min Gorft
% SS9saiIeg bauOs, iOm ban pIeeOe, fin 6lalfe paa reOe
6aanO.
wat SinO par MI roIist; men leg ioIte mia bpi erob
trGt; reppe aiflaOt taiteoe ie9 mig paa min 6eltieno on foIbt
itror en- Opb S9un.
NogIe Iaa SImers SoiIe bauoe ben ~iorpnfeoe girtuino ~
~Iortr'ltet baaOe pa SiGI o8 2e8eme, p~aaoneoe lea on inien
eH bel S'roen IulO al ipOc 6orbaabujuaey Iaa for min
It iaa imiIeuoe no.
I'eO Omba siOroe ies nit GOiet, tan6te en- Giaar "a g..
GAP mig 0eTpaa 'p til nit gaoIinssiteo, asOtcaea.
Yen lmatfe 6anse pr miot SObsn. itOIt fr,mr,,rS.
IN pals, LEGION ON ben par fig beuior ben psuunr;n,
Den op0afte. Nan9erne, &ObIanacrnc, Eorpets cplo,r,fsp
en00s nosIs mOrttuoiesuoe SapsrOs loo NrrbeOen : 81
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249

tra9teoe meo forbaui eOe og beunoren6c 8ltte Sen otoe y
"en berlis Frsient, " tGnfe iss, "uarOig til at nloo'|
al en- SrinOicsie."
2et gauOe pGret min Genii9t ie(u at %oucrbriH9e Vo]
% oerlor baoOe ie8 9iort ct iaa ombp89eIi9t &o'Itti men
no'cre Gttertante BauOe je9 i~ortaltet bcnuc F!an; 'wl
Here andre Stn9 par bet ogiaa inIot mig ino, at jig j
ton'proltttterc 6oniIien $Dncielbaen ueo at aTlEJ5c e.
log Dos Dem; DC ~potriotilfe 6pleIier b!eo ~mr8tt9ere gag
Dag, oct tilnoe enoog urre Ell iarIi9 Gag at mo0'8'l
Srclent - men JOelten ifuloe life pGre Ell 0aps tWA I"
ltatnin9 for DC; 9nOIngsOgr, iom par faIOt ior MN 9'l
Ntin Iortc HiOetue8t ifuI0e fore ben imutfc 6an9s' i
reOe par ben buioe ga8io, bporpeo Gpret itulOe 9oioe''
9lort ON bets lDooeO, pg ~9lc9eren peutcOc fun paa S'V"
at brIn8e oct bort; men ies maa tilfaa, at ieg o"'
5lrt toIte mig no8et Grgerli5 ouer, at ocnne MN @H0.'
laa %betienot. Miine rna 0lan9ere par ifarpltHoI9s S"'I
9ere, os ies funOe giette mig til al ben S9piifen, l'm !"
oa papoe r'aaet nit Ore, at &c ale uiolte, bpoTIor IF3 !
'a9et paa Oenne piIoe Sast. Seq irpSteoe Oere7 9OV".
SatIre, o9 plIOe bette 9ebIit baue 9iuet me9ei H. ~.
Dapoe tannet 9iere Soften uipuIis buis leJ paw
Itano til, Zig SeHu5, inOggaet en- Stg, at l'Fe %"
SeltermeIleslteo. Seq par baIu beltent paa a :"
9fattenS Sonme, ba Der / ian,me SiebIif tnoiraI :"
belle iom gap mig Sen 9eiIigbcO, ies cniteoe 81 n
laa latter!ig, at 0eiten life Longer par NFaaIe' ~
beunOrenoe Slitfc. lSeLtsu peuae Scsuc or e't"2 :
enbOls.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
GMsaas Wotitier.

Slittei bliper uonrnrfet pent, naar set puoIes baa fpls
senbe Maooe: Sin Gano paites flere Sano, iaa ben bli.
Der irt for Smuos. SperbGtbes berpaa neo fu9enoe
Sauo, bpori er pplpit en- Sop Goba. Sou itures 9littgiet
reb Sanoen peb Sjalp al en- Jlanelfluo eQer en- anben
blpo ulofQe. Msan maa life lpare paa Sano % paste, at
ben life blioer tulb. Ginsene maa berpaa ifpQes fulbt
8ano, tprres meo ct &IGoe Os lGgses paa ao9esSonen,
Der bog life maa oere me9et BARN.
- Oct beoIte Miooel til at Huff: ~brauoenoe aeroIin
er Mielf, gG!ot poer 6lammerue; Slben bill oa mart benz
pes.
= st letoinbt Mliboel mob Mpgseitit er at inbauibe
Saaret soot meo SGbe, % labe ben tprre IND. Seoen %
Smerten pl ba Iuart ipripinoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
Gpcrgsmaal 90 Srar.

Otter mango SpfOrbrinSer pptases Der after en- lioen
Ntotitic pn Snar Gniistct, bpilien for nOgle 0taaneoer
ioen fob at laie i Slaoet: Saar slniigtct pil man oierne
blioe tpit, p9 Der er ct MtioOe, iom iiges at bore uoniar.
fet. Mian ta9er ! Del SUoolbarum (~sulphide of barium)
os 5 9ele iuliur aalf, BET pil f9e Sribt, paa Gngelf Chalk.
Se89e oisie GtOifc pulueriieres neget flint, blanoes ouot
iammen rs uorores meo li0t Sanb til Ell 8pQina, Der inps
res paa bet neo Saar ~beuorebe Steo. Set ifal life taoe
mango @tinuter at iaa 6aar bort paa benne Maaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
NenocS WIocr.
"Da brab er 9ereS Iloer, Grue?"
g%Ihnnfntpns Gbgrn8mdaL.

"Ds brao er 9eres alber, Grue2'
bar aopotatens Spsrssmaal.
"atin esen", iparebe bun rait.
"3et furitaar ies; men boor sarmel
er DEP"
"Scs er itst life sammel'. inbis'
neret.
"Seg Der ON unbifplonins. 5rue
ieg mener, buor mango aar bar 81
pa8ieret?"
"Snsen; garene bar pasieret mig.
"Suor mango bar pasieret 3em?"
"2lae; ies bar albris bprt npsen
al benz itanoie".
"Grue, Sc maa beiuare nit Spsrss-
maal. Seq pniter at tienbe 9eres al'
oer".
"sSes trpr life, gefienbtItabet er gns
Ifet fra en- anben 8art".
"Se9 torItaar life, Gporfor De o19s
rer Gem for at iuare paa nit @pgrsss
maal", iasoe GbpOfaten o~uertalenbe.
Seq piloe sanite iiffert iise, bpur
sammel ies er, ON ies bleo ipurst".
"Wien insen pilbe ipsrse Gem; for
a[le peo, Se er sammel NOT til at pioe
beore eno at ipgr9e en- Dame ont belts
bes Wtoer".
Dten oa Git gboofaten ouer til me- tie
Sppr9smaal.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
Scr S~nsbolontneen.

RBubarbsaase-9asen fsr man BIZ itese aasen,
itrGaes rs eaer 30 Ie 8lant etilte, ion, tosss neb en-
Gint SanS, noset bel Sanel, en- balu 3beIteiulb IutrUr,
appelinitul ps nOset euiter, til De bliper blsoe. Sc files
oerpaa s%iennert en- Gil, % Saiten i9ttes paa ct tolot
Steo. g'rie Dag rgres en- 9int fur 6lpbe beri, pg MI
ltrp9es ct i~insertDft Sag paa en- 9a9eoeig. 3erpaa oOer'
bEloes Sn9erue after nteb fur 6lcoe, buori er rprt 2 eQer
3 SGg, % De iteges Spnen pent ~sulbruns.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05

Gor Sorffisnnelie Of auiistets Cub cr ~fslgenbe Riooel
fortrinIist: s~tnistet i~nosnioes en- Gang ON Maaneoen
neo Ell raa SGgsebIpmme, Bates iaa nteb lunfsnt ganb,
% Suben iaar cit Garoe % en- Suibbeo, iUm er uiorlisues
fig pen.
Sssse bisie gucisninoer er nrrmeit for Gamer. o.
Blonde bsr ta9e is iast for itGrt Sebe, be brunette bGr
unogaa itGrt anloe. Grange Sleoer er itaoelise for Sus
ben, ~liseleoes gatteuaasen. Sit saa meb Stpr er bra.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
24S

@0rt elter falot nit Sltf pa Ell ifjnnen0e @icn1an6; set
oF 0h 'or89lote 0lol paa Oct lille Sopel, og ~neocuior iaa
"'" 'oac'cHoaenS 9pIoe Nture, iom itinnebe / Mlannens
"aHe StIi. ~t't 9lerie banteOe al en- ~bsiyn0erlis 9rups
9FuF, "a l9 Oetra9teoe Oct pelbetlenOtc (0ns Os tGntte paa,
po'IIen Stat oct tnoeboIbt. SOu bun? - brpmte bun -
Sn1 Dua0? ON Buem promte BUN?
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
Ooot NDt for WItbmas
Q;oen0e.

81 fer, at &olosQlorteu furbet tes
Congo 5lpSen / Set .9irifa, M CT tils
9an9cIi9 for aitbmas 2ioenSe. Som
for mebbelt, er bsnne rpe Spinoelic
ct fttfert 9pgemiooel for 9libnta.
De IAN faa prspe Kola Compound
Irit, psb at ienbe ct Qoltfort til
Kola Importing Co., 1164 8roobs
man, Nem gorf, fom i5icubcr tore
Qrppes2Gifer irit pr. Yoit til afBucs
pi0eube.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05

Gn brpoiom uu9e til at lpsrae.
&apa (pOerIt iOrnrset Ouer lille Sans's
~uopDprllge GpDr9smaaO: Seq flyer
dig, 6ars, at ON ou fummer nteo ct
eueIte SpDrgsmaal til, iaa faar on
Strp9 paa Staten!
9als: Sua'- boa'- bpa' for en-
SlRf, 9apa?
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
~ioeaarsaao.
Dere[s.Qor

:, 3 en5osr aojHSss 2io trstro=.,
sesioenbso (n'euem bet este o. ro s % q
I0m fables ben ilimaiteriFe ge erin So's anS
bar en- TOR SnofDoelic poa berSss g ion
% SuHODeO. Oct lete Rerpei5g.r, g'ls,a
perah0er aaa en- e~ienOommelia ;y e,s'lsts
gaaaoe, % oa oisie Herbcr tortTon.. .ap9srSs|
sers, se0erens, Rprernes o. Sisrts,, ! Aa'
iomDeo, er bet let forftcgGat. ' Of S.S S'i
anOer 0erile Yeriooe Iioer al 6rS,r 't','Sf
Sroaaer. 81. SbOop fonot. at e,,,l. Sl'i'
St9rle er dtDenoig al gsrpcireft, i'm, 9
Den iattss, fOraaria0er Gpgoomp,.. TX ), 1aa'
oortes Sr9ancr, o8 bans 9ro,miSN.t n ~ '''
opretteren, Der CT en- / ~ ;.n~ost 0lea,
Ateolctrt, pil senoprette bcnrs 49, 80 ogoa3t
pen Biri1tttg, ben uopper paa gersya.rsal ea
t~ontroIerer otSie Srgancr On bSnri; S Sa. ION
iit9e SarIa9. I'll Gnoet bar 1t IN =! gent
2~pgemiooel er en- ian0 SeibrrNrJ;SI Ss' Ge!te
oarne lioenoe Spitoer, ga et 80 IoT a.
otle oet. Or: Chops ieNobrSst, =. o.
inaeH "gterplne" clcr oiitiot ssaer es
miooel, Der blot giper en- mi6rrTrt4a,S ,1rt'
orlit9, men en- GcrDeigoe, ion 49, Dg YIN
oari8e SrGFter for be ipooe 90 rg.sin9t'
yfcrper, % paa ben MtoaOe ilerner Ben ,,Irsase
lt9e &arfGs til Srcet. W. VI1t'1
Baa Gpptbeter eller frit tilienb, 49,
for $1.00. r"SEpsefs
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
ct epst Nissel for Saar % SUB.

Den bebite Saarua1t er at snioe belle Saorbunben nleo
en- raa SGg9eblomme, iom berpaa itDles al neb lunfent
Sanb, belit 9~tesnoanb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05

Marsen ManS opbsrer at bore ri
peo at fri.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05

tra9teoe neO forbauieoe og beuroren0e Slitfe Sen pioe J
"en berlis Preicnt, " tGntte ieg, "uGrOig til at m'o'
al Ell YrjuOrsic."
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-16
SIMIAN FAMILIARITY.
A Story of a Pretty Girl and Three
MfschIeVOus MONKEYS.

A very pretty girl had an experience
with three of the monkeys in Schmidt's
bird store on the avenue yesterday that
has given her a better insight into mon
key nature thar she possessed before.
In her left hand she was holding a
fifty cent bunch of violets and her poe
textbook. and on her head she wore a
dashing Gainsborough hat with ostrich
plumes. Two of the monkeys were in a
cage on a line with the top of the hat
and the third was in a cage by himself
below. where she only had to reach out
her right hand to touch him.. The girl
loves monkeys and all three of the
monkeys seemed to take to her natur-
ally as though they had known her a
long time. Just as the monkey in the
cage by himself clutched the bunch of
violets and the pocketbook, the couple
in the upper story snatched the hat. 1t
came off. hatpins. veil and all, and came
with such remarkable suddenness that
she grabbed her jacket for fear that
would go the same way.
When the monkeys surrendered the
millinery the hat pins were bent double
and the inside of the cage. was so strewn
with feathers that it looked as though
the inmates had been moulting. And
now the young lady declares a monkey
is a nasty Decentralization Post.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-16
SAN JONES ON MASONRY.

Rev. Sam P. Jones has been preaching
in st. Louis. On the evening of March 5,
he deliverved a sermon from which, says
an exchange. we take the following ex-
tract
Before I was ever a Christian I learned
one thing and I want you to hear this. I
was way from home and was robbed
on a train. I had all the money me and
my friend both had. He didn't have any
and they got mine; and we got off at
a station. That was when I was a sinner
and that was twenty-five or twenty-six
years ago.. He was a steward in the
Methodist Church and I was just a
plain. common, simple sinner; that is all
I was. When we got off at the station
we stayed round there a moment or
two. He says, Sam, I wonder if there is
a Mason in this town. l said. "A Mason?'
He says: L can get some money if / can
find a Mason I said, Amt you a Meth
odist?' He said, Yes I said, Why
don't you go to the Methodists?' oh,
shucks,' he said, I will go to the
Masons.' And he struck out, and after
a few minutes came back, and | said,
How did you come out?' All right he
said. I got it, Who did you get it from?'
From a Mason, he says. Sam, # you
dists. but if you want a hold-down here
join Masons.' So when I started in, I
just Joined both and tonight I am a
Methodist and a Mason, and / am get
ting along well for both worlds."-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-16
THIS Is A WONDERFUL HAT.
1t Has Travelled All Over the Union
and is Now Homeward bound.

superintendent Gumaer of the United
States Express Company at Hoboken.
yesterday morning received a queer look
ing bundle, which consisted of an old
straw hat, around the rim of which was
TED an old shoe, a pop gun, an old post
office stamp, poker chips, a photograph
OF Vice President Stevenson, a whiskey
bottle, several other pictures and ar
ticles and about $50 shipping tags upon
the backs of which were verses re-
ferring to the hat. Among them were
the following
This hat was worn by Sweet Marie
at The Fatal Wedding and was found
AFTER the Bali by the Man That Wrote
Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay."
This old hat that is tattered and torn
By, some gay lad was one day worn.
IL mas seen It's pest day and sung its best
song,
Sc tie on a tag and shove it along"
old nat, Ike Sweet Marie you are
us time you were leaving this land of
We, viii Bill you west, wishing you well.
ana trust you will reach your place In
The whiskey bottle was put on at
lexington, Kentucky, and the pop gun
al Leadvllle. Col; The hat was sent out
press office, December u, 1894, with in
structions to forward, and has been
pushed along all over the States.
When 1T first went out it had only the
express tag attached to it. Each Office
mat gets 1T ties at least a tag on and
SENDS 1t down or up the Dad to his
nearest %neighbor. 1t is now on its Way
pack to It's starting point.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-16
A CoNTEMPTIBLB sWINDLER.
a Woman Robbed by Her Prospect
i've ENspsOYer.

MISS Caroline Bauer, thirty-fve years
OLD, of No. 479 Avenue &C, Bayonne, re-
ported to the police of this city this
morning that she had been swindled out
OF $lS5 last evening in the Pennsylvania
depot. Miss Bauer came to this country
only a few months ago and was anxious
to secure employment. Two lays ago
she answered an advertisement that an
peared in a New York paper for a
governess. Yesterday a well dressed
man., sporting a Vandyke beard called
upon her and after a short interview
with her, engaged her to go to his home.
representing it to be at San De:go.
California.
Before leaving her he remarked that
ne regretted very much having to com
pei her to pay her own fare. He ex-
planned that he had given one young
lady money to go west and that he had
seen or heard nothing more Of her. He
made such remarkable offers to Miss
Bauer that she consented to pay her
fare. BY appointment they met in the
pennsylvania Railroad depot last night.
Sne was prepared to go west at once.
he suggested that he get her ticket for
her ana she, handed him the necessary
money, which was s135. Miss Bauer saw
her supposed employer enter the res
taurant. After that she saw nothing
OF him. She waited an hour for him to
return and then appealed to a police
would probably never receive the money
she cried, and declared that she wanted
to return. to Germany and get away
from dishonest Americans"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-16
THROUGH GRATITUDE's EYES.

The following incident in the life of
Abraham Lincoln is probably less farni-
liar than man. others: One day the
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens called with an
elderly lady. in great trouble, whose son
had been court-martialed. and sentenced
either to death or imprisonment at hard
labor for a long term, I do not recollect
which. There were some e-xtenuating
circumstances. and after a full hearing
the President turned to the Represent
alive and said: M Stevens, do you
think his is a case which would war
rant my interference" with my
knowledge of the facts and the parties
was the reply. I Should a " no hesita-
don him. and he proceeded forthwith to
execute the paper. The. gratitude OF
the mother was too deep for expression,
save by her tears, and not a word was
said between her and Mr.. Stevens until
they were half way down the stairs on
their passage out, when. she suddenly
broke forth in an excited manner with
the words: I knew, 1T was a Copperhead
le! What dc you refer to, Madam
he was an ugly looking she re-
piled, with vehemence. He is the
handsomest man 7 ever saw in my life"
New York Observer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-16

them if they trifled with his first charge.
The jury is an unusually strong one.
DR.. John Hanlon. President of Pen
nington Seminary, and the teacher of the
immense Bible class at Ocean Grove
during the summer, is one of the jurors.
Edward Howe, the foreman, is President
of the Princeton Bank; William Van
Nest, President of First National Bank
of Trenton; Yelling G.. Sickle, O. rubber
broker, who was a Republican candidate
for Mayor this spring.. Patrick ]. Berry,
a wealthy real estate broker, are a few
of the prominent men selected. There
are only six Democrats.
1t will be several weeks before the
Grand Jury will make any return. 1t
is thought that the prospect of indict-
ment will prevent the committee from
getting Bernard j.. Ford on the stand,
which was to lave been lone next week.
The committee were to grant immunity
in exchange for some information about
where the money went, but as Ford can
be indicted on thirty-two counts, it is
not likely that he will come back to
New Jersey while the judicial temper
is so much ruff1ed. Everybody believes
that Ford will be indicted for a certain
ty and there is very little doubt ex-
pressed for any of the others. There is
a revival of the talk that Secretary of
State Kelsey is to be impeached if he
does not resign. 1t is stated by a mem
Der of the committee that there will be
more talk of indicting him after the
testimony of mex Saturday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-16

GILBERT, Virginia 5. Gilbert, Sarah E. G GII-
bert, Harry W. Gilbert, George Y. Gilbert.
partners, etc. Thomas Il. WSiilliams, william
Hogeneamp. ]. George Sutton and Charles
T Ton nnsi Sarah huf \. G$flcRR risHet ElisaSeith Gil
christ, Robert Boulton, Norman l. Rees.
And A. c AFshnF "a and Fee George 2getnEf[ e. G Fat w partr
ners, etc.; Frederick S. Robinson, John E..
etc.; Henry anq VIA" N. Tilf ord surviving executor
of John G. Giles, deceased; Charles Fox,
executor and Eliz abe Ma larorSS exec e5eeu Tds
the executor of George P. Lawrence, de-
ceased; Paolo sgobel and Horace W, Day,
Nugent, Richard j.. Wilson, John G: Trus-
deli, Albert c. Hasbrouek and Lizzie Has
brouck, heirS-at-law of Washington Has
You are hereby notified that at a public sale
the 18th day of October, 1894, The Mayor and
Aldermen of Jersey City, purchased for the
and seventy cents ALL the land and real estate
situate in Jersey City. in the County Of Hud,
Second street. which is laid down and desig-
mated as lot forty-four %; in Block number
ment map annexed to a report. number eighty
six 1861, made by the Commissioners of Ad-
jnstment'', appointed in and for said city by
a certified copy of which report and map was
flsd o If the oa 4 fhe stu Sf d ins Of af' ya 99 q iss s. said
{ ~ I'll NAS
report and map and said sale being made pur-
suant to the provisions of an act of the Legs
lature of New Jersey, passed March Soth, 1885.
entitled
IAN Act concerning the settlement and col
lection of arrearages of unpaid taxes, assess
ments and water rates or water rents in
cities of this state. and imposing and levy
ing a tax. assessment and lien in lieu and
instead of such arrearages, and to enforce
:. the payment thereof, and to provide for the
sale of lands subjected to future taxation
and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear
to have an estate or interest in said land and
real estate. and unless the said land and real
estate shall be redeemed, as provided in said
acts, before the expiration of six months from
and after the service hereof. a deed for the
and Aldermen of Jersey City, the fee simple
of said land and real estate according TO the
provisions of the said act.
Dated Jersey City, N. j., April 18th, 1893;
THE MAYOR N ALDERMEN OF JERSEY
CITY.
PETER F. WANsER.
(seal.) Mayor.
Attest, ~ T.. w. WoOLLr4I,
Ico1a No 1897
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-16

rheumatic govt, or any equity or
rheumatic affection whatever,
has it's surest remedy in the Carls-
bad Sprudel Salt. There's moth
ing so successful in clearing out
the excess of uric acid in the
blood. That has been proved in
hundreds of years and in thou
sands of cases at Carlsbad.
So with any of the ailments
brought on by sedentary habits
dyspepsia, Indigestion, perverted
nutrition, constipation, Carlsbad
cures them, and cures them per-
manently.
But the best way is to prevent
them. A little Carlsbad Sprudel
Salt taken when you suspect any
trouble, will keep your stomach
and liver and bowels and kidneys
in perfect order.
Take only the genuine i'm
ported Carlsbad Salt (solidified
and bottled at the Sprudel
Spring. with signature Of "EIsNER
& MENDELsoN Co., Sole Agents,
New York." on every bottle.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-16
THROUGH MILES OF PIPE.

The human mole is attracting atten-
ton in Brunswick this week. He is the
bold man who is to wriggle through the
eighteen inch pipe recently laid in the
village streets and patch up all the, i'm
perfect proportions The man will go
through all the pipe to the point of dis
charge. It may take three or four
weeks. This pointing of the interior of
his lark cavern is a weird and nerve
trying work, and requires a man of ex-
perience. He has a rubber belt and
goes backward. 1t is damp and close
and he carries a little lamp or torch,
and a pail Of mortar. An eighteen
inch pipe will Just allow a man to wrig-
gle. He must lie prone and keep his
legs nearly straight. Should anything
happen he would be hauled out by the
feet and resuscitated. It is a job hat no
Brunswick man banked for.-Lewiston
(Me1 Journal.