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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11

While the American hay crop is extraor-
dinarily short, the same is true in England.
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PLEASANT, Wholesome, Speedy, for coughs
ts Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
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After physicians had given me up, was
saved by Piso's Cure.-RALPH ER1EG, vii.
Transport, Pa. Nov. %, 1898.
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A New Style Keel.

The above are bow views OF the two
famous yachts, Vigilant and Defender,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
81 FELT AS THOUGH RATS WE'RE
GNAWING AT THE COATS
OF MY STOMACH"

Thomas De Quincy, the author; Mr.. Adding
ton. an English Understanding Of State. ana the
Dean Of Carlisle have all left this expression on
record in their writings. They were all sufferers
from chronic indigestion dyspepsia. OF wnich
the horrible sensation they thus describe Is
symptom.
II is caused by the action on the coats OF the
stomach Of poisonous principles set free oy tue
accommodation Of food. The same poisons enter
the blood and in time produce govt. rheumatism
asthma bronchitis. sick headache, nervous pros
traton and many other local and organic rou-
bes-generally wrongly treated as separate ana
distinct diseases.
Other signs OF indigestion and dyspepsia are n
heaviness AMI distress after eating. bad taste IN
the mouth, dryness Of the skin. variable appetite
natulency. broken sleep. bad dreams and night
mares, bousness, fatigue and WEAKNESS WITH
out labor. etc, etc. The body Is Ike sepulchre,
and the food lies putrd and rotten within IL.
Hence the deadly posons that bite and gnaw ike
hungry rats.
The best Of all remedies Is the Shaker Digestive
Cordial, discovered and prepared by that honest
people whom we all have heard Of and respect.
It contains the healing virtues OF mountain herbs,
cultivated by the Shakers only. Taken AZ direct
Cd by them the Cordial expels the poisons from
the blood and by ioning and rghting the siom-
ach prevents the formation Of more. II VIII drive
out these "gnawnG rats" and scatter all the
other miserable effects OF that one disease-indl-
gestion or dyspepsia.
To make sure whether this remedy SUITS your
case. try Il small ten-cent bottle. sold by almost
all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
TIE FUNERAL OF EDWARD HAERIGAN. JR

The funeral of Edward Harrigan. jr. the eldest
son Of Edward Harrigan. the actor. who died on
Sunday took place yesterday morning a: the
Church Of the Blessed Sacrament. seventy -nrs;-st
and the Boulevard. The church crowded by
the friends and relatives OF the Harrigans The
service consisted Of Il solemn requiem mass the
ce.ebranis being the Rev Father Taylor. the pastor
OF the church. who Was assisted by the Rev. Or II.
ODwyer as deacon and the Rev. G. T. Murphy as
Eib-deacon. The burial IN Calvary Cemetery
Among those present at the church were \. NJ.
Palmer cx-Coinmissioncr DAILY. Alderman Burke.
Nj and Mrs. Antonio Pastor. John Wd. Mrs
George Merritt. Jessie wyatt, Mrs. Annie Ncamans
Harry Fisher. Harry Wright. David Braham ana
the members Of his orchestra. Henry Braham. y i.
Mccormick. Police Justice McMaEon and Mr.. and
Mrs phiD Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

Chicago Feb. 10 ,specan -Whca to-day for the "fS'
hour was strong result entirely ~ scalping manip"-
ton II took little start shorts 90 coveflns lhht
quickly added D., the price. The LNerl"i o""''S
cam" lower: there cash demand: Partridge p'-
came ~ seller wheat ne bought yesterday an u
day before Wheat lost s advance almost as lulonS
had gained My opened -. sold between -
and -; and closed - cents. Thor" was G"'' "
u bull news during the day. lut II al not come h.l.
until ancr tho market had legun e. decline ana uy mn
time WAS ~. tvHi The worlds visible de- I'ts'i
bushels. Yet the low prices were made "ii,t
Export ci,aranc"s were Over,
bushels 90. tho other hand. Minneapolis ana ''''. -
cars. 23i last Primary receipts -"
bushels ~ I.r cent larger in1n last year p'n
carly was helped small way lS wheat ], .l,-'r
weak Al bottom. MAY opened 81 iifs SOFA i'lN,n
AZ. and a.. and closed az iffRii-. CENTS i''''i
large. az cars. the estimate f0r o. moro" "
small Ia cars shippers had Offer ~ cut iH.sN u"
scahlari. ala not help the demand -, c'lS
reported rar CD the taken for export on M'h'ii
hoiuc rssrll. ali-s steady. Seahonfd c"it' ~
were ln2 bushels firm compared WIN ~
other graine May opened ~ - sold between - hiH
%. and close, -. Tho cG' rates starter UP
"A large Gate. nul good business Ms "l.'
with the scahlarl Receipts were 2i> cars me 'stinu
4 tomorrow ~ Provisions opened hfw N HE.
hog receipts che, closed rather easier IN s}ni"thf WIN
v The u1rhe'. however. Vis ''''iN'H
dun Tl. range was ~ ~" "indup pie vas
oul- . cenis MONDAY. lard ana fiNs wer" Only -
cents under. Their. ?GsN h0sr. the estinir ~
~ 40 prices cents higher 4ne 'NF''
demand sid g D. not quite - Ea"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A.-A.-HANDSOME square room. nrst
Moor. elegantly furnished. suitable for
couple; private table. references cXsnang i
- Wesi JOih-si.
A PRIVATE FAMILY offer superior accom-
m0datuns. near Park and West Nlsf-st.
L. Address EEFERENC Es Box go. Lar
Broadway
TWO LARGE front rooms. with excellent
board. reference required. ~ " - -.
I.-LARGE ALCOVE front room. hand
som~,y fufn shed. with board table cx-
ccllcnt. 49, L"xlngton-ave.. corner 45ih-s'.
30 WEST 3lST-ST. Two double and three
single rooms. also front psripr. all wei.
furnished. with or without excellent table
board every convenience. prices low.
3iTH ST. II WEST Handsomely fur
nlahcd sunny front room. also hail room
house strictly frat class.
seth ST. 1872 EAST Newly furnished
heated rooms. running water: supcfl or
board: fine location. private house. terms
moderate.
1879 WEST i3D-ST -IArgc back parl0r ana
other rooms. references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated by The Trbuncs self-
recording barometer The broken line
pcrature recorded at Pcrry's Pharmacy.
Tribune once. Feb. 90. m-The weather yesterday
was fair and The temperature ranged between
81 ~ degrees the average c3sJ being q. higher
than on Monday pa lower than on the corresponding
day last year.
The weather today is likely 10 continue fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

a BEAUTIFUL Stivers runabOut wagon.
Stanhope phaeton, London and Paris hsr-
nesses, Tiibury saddle and bride robes.
dress blankets. whips and numerous other
stable accessories; all at the boarding
stables; private family owner. Address
"BROAD STREET" Tribune Office.
FOR SALE.-Pony that is reliable for
child. Address Or. o. 6. JACKSON. =. o.
Box 16l. Jamaica. l.. l.. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
FLATS TO LET-Furntshed.

FAMILY GOING SOUTH Will rent re-
mainder Of season. moderate terms. 'le
oantlv furnished cOmmodiOus apartment {,
two stories: fourteen rooms. three baths
Immediate possession. APPLY Superintend-
ent, The KnckeTbockcr, 2if oth-a'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
Improvement OF the racing interests OF the L.
A. w"
4 OIESTION TO BE DECIDED LATER.

A. W"
A QUESTION TO BE DECIDED LATER.
The question OF the official bulletin was not
decided, and after long debate and several secret
conferences 1t decided to leave the matter in
the hands OF the new Executive Committee. with
power TO act. A,other meeting will be held in TINS
city March g. when it is promised that the matter
will be settled. The committee or the annual
championships will hold a meeting AZ the Mon
mouth Club. at Asbur'' Park. to select the date
The committee consists OF J. D. Beagle. chairman
Robert Gentle. Frederick Ferr and 4. X. Parsons
+. w. Van Sicn reinstated but this action
rescinded later. David Newand and William
Dennson were reinstated. The applications for re-
insiatement Of Arthur Liey, Mawley Hazard a.
j.. Hunt. Eugene Lambert. ". Il. CUTLER and l.. L.
Among the other changes made were the follow
!. Providing that in Glass A prize shall exceed exc
$50 IN value and such prizes snail ne ndre e
medals, diplomas, plate. jewelry ana cycle su"uie'
only. . -,
cyclsl does not forfeit his Class status At, %, by
purpose of efecting the sale OF cycle; nor st nh
agents as such be considered in determination OF
their amateur status .,o >ot,ono, Assembly
, shall be held on the second Monday In FEBRUARY IN
The Executive Committee shall apportion the reye-
nue. derived from sanction fees as collected by ne
HaGg b0 @ a Id board and such other legitimate
expenses of the entire board as may accrue. -,
duties ties OF ,1 the Executive Committee:
This committee at such times shall have the
newer and II shall be its duty 10 explain. define
and interprs, any provision of this constitution or
anv bylaw or any rule OF any committee Of this
League upon request of officer OF the League.
and It's decisions on such points shall be final
POWERS OF THE RACING BOARD.
The following resolution also carried deln-
ing the powers OF the Racing Board:
1t shall have the power to grant or withhold
sanctions for meetings. and To impose penal
ties upon -ace promoters and racing men who may
hold race meetings or engage in racing at the same
without the Official sanction of the board. But no
race meeting shall receive official sanction If Il is
to be held on Sunday has upon It's schedule any
event which is open to woman competitors. The
board shall charge fee for each sanction. but a
League club having fifty League members on !ts
roll may by vote Of the board receive sanction
without payment of fee. Sections following 10 We
reettered. Any cycist who has been expelled for
professionalism shall have the right to appeal only
TO the National Assembly of the J.. 4. w. and
shall be renstated only by n vote OF such assembly.
upon competent showing OF error on the part Of
the Racing Board.
Among the other changes was that at each an
nual meeting at least day shall be devoted ex-
clusvely to the work OF good roads.
Chief Consul Isaac Il. Potter announced that he
had received a telegram from Albany that a biz
had been presented to the Legislature about the
l.. \. w. signboards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
BOARD WANTED.

BOARD WANTED. Immediately by young
gerf.cman. respectable. IN private fam
~ near Central Pnrk. piano desirable 4.
state terms ~. i. =. Tribune once.
BOARD WANTED. Three rooms In quiet
Tcvyish household for five adults. Al
dress. with particulars. FAMILY. 1892
3d-ave.
WANTED. by two ladies. one or more
rooms IN small family. one flight up
stairs: table must be good: references eN-
changed Address \. l.. X. Tribune ONCE.
Country.
vr,STED Hoard al farm or country
Mace by mlddlc-agc1 Protestant Ameri-
can man. capable and willing 20 work.
u,hcrn service Will count ~ part or fu'l
ravment. Address FREEMAN. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
'>->> >~-->-- ---.- s->---,~.-.
BROOKLYN.

si<.o0. TERMS EASY house. 2s5 De-
catur-st.: choice location: street electric
nKnted and exempt from railroads: nearly
hhe* ornamental stone rent: 3-story and
easement: foyer hall with bookcases hard
svoodsi ELECTRIC wires; large mirrors. II.
II kAYNOR. Owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
The HEATHER REPORT
TWO STORMS MOVING EASTWARD

TWO STORMS MOVING EASTWARD.
Washington Feb 18th storm IN ontario has moved
1, the mouth Of 81. Lawrence end storm u
great intensity has moved south Manitoba pressure
Of 90 2s being reported from Prince Albert and south
west wind Of forty miles per hour from HavFe third
storm has moved Northern L,uisiann g the South
Atlantic q h'sh pressure hns roinnin'i
nearly stationary the middle plateau region Light
now has fallen the lower lake region md lrh rain
in the Middle and Gulf and South Atlantic state
The temperature has fallen in the Lower Missouri
Valley: it in the Mississippi Valley and re-
mained nearly stationary elsewhere.
The Will probably clear In Tho South Atlantic
States; generally and slowly rising temperature In all
other districts
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
For New England and Eastern NewYofk. fair south
west % winds.
For New-Jersey. Delaware and Maryland generally fair
preceded by showers the Wednesday morning.
winds
For the District Columbia and Eastern Pennsylvania
fair. northw winds.
Tor Wcst Virginia. Weston Iernsf.farit, Weston
NewY ork. Ohio. Michigan ara Wisconsin. ft-r warner.
westerly 70 southwesierly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
DUi.sSMAkING

ARTISTIC uEESsMAKER -First-cl,ss 1T
to-. accusi med go lue iralr. desires NOR
engagements ~ ils'-cit-a families. terms
moderate. personal reference. j.. 21i sih-
ave.
ARTISTIC DESIGNER wishes engage
m"nis. - dIy Address FRENCH
LADY. 49, Columbus
C1ILIHEN's DRESSES tasiemlly made
IT ny own hom-. Please address ca
Fable. Tribune Once.
COSTUME DRESS II Indies find II In
convenient 20 call We Will promptly send
sample goods and instructions ~ self
measure. perfect Il, without trying on.
PAULINE q co. Ladies' Patent Tailor. ~
East 25th-st.
DnEssMAKER. Competent ana eNpe-
ricnccd. formerly with y. Altman 4 Co..
the latest spring styles. 81 per day. hgh-
So reference. Address Di.ESSMAKEE.
?i3 West lfth-st.
DEESsMAKER.-A nrst-ciass dressmakcr
wants f"w more customers out hy hr
day. ciiv reference. 2ol West sSih-st.
drcssmaker's bell.
DREssMAKER viii make engagements ~
the day competent ~ nii branches u
WORK. can remodel nicely. terms 81 Ai-
dress W r. Tribune once.
DltESSMAKER. thoroughly competent,
wishes few engagements hy day. perfect
inter- ana d"signer. rcmodels. alter
misses worf. reference. Address DE
SIGNEk. l;3 East 4Ifh-si.
FIKST-CLASS DRESSHAKING. walking.
evening dresses made the latest style ami
misses. reasonable. also thorough dress
maker BY day. work seen 322 Broadway.
~ bell
PRACTICAL DEESSMAKER by day In
good families. 81 reference. Call A.
NINE. HAYES 202 West i3d 81
PARTISAN DREssMAKER. good nttor.
rapid sewer. great deal taste. wishes
more work by day or home best reference.
Nine ISABELLE. 40 West G5th-si.
SEAL GARMENTS altered or reYairei ~
summer prices Mrs. BARKEIts. 1ld
West 31th st.. late with q. q. Gunihers
Sons. Jth-nvc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

ADJOINING 5th-ave.. Central Park and
central Park 72d-si. grand entrance.
superbly frescoed. finished. plumbed and
e1quisitely furnished. fuli-size dining
room extension dwelling. elegant music
room stationary. rare paintings. y. B.
teauced 70 500. 900 Germs easy to effect
immediate sale rare chance; possession i'm
mediate. V. X. STEVENSON e. Co. 1T
Broadway.
rvn RENT.-Three-story brownstone
n.ust: No. l3s East 39th-st., about 90
~. wide. In flrst-class repair, mirrors,
Yynxendeners and shades. Apply 10 JAS.
Ii 4 SONS. 6lO 3d-ave.. or TO HOR-
ACE ELY. CA Ccdar-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
WORK WANTED.

Female.
BUSINESS woman needs employment IS
good bDckkooper. business correspondent
and typewriter. fitted for private secretary
or confidential clerk. experience and refer
cnces Address PERMANENT, Box Z.
Tribune once.
JANGTREss Mlddle-agcd English widow
two grown NJ sons steady wants POSI-
ton. KERSlfAW. ioG West 7'th-st.
JANTTRESS Smart young woman rs ,ani-
trcss for fat. husband handy: FIVE years
reference. kRHOl r.. lOi sth-avc.
LADY masseur gives treatment in massage
30 ladies at their homes. Miss MAN
RAD. 80 iIenry-st. brooklyn.
MANGCrRE wishes fow customers at
their home or her parlors. - East
2oth-s'.. near Rroadway.
sTENOGRAPiER Literary work
speciality. ,ypee~ri,tcn copies carefully
&OGRApHER. u IVES, l2th-s'.
TYPEWRITING- Lowest rates all kinds:
experienced IN law work. testimony taken
direct on the machine. DODGE, ia
Nassaa-st room 'o3
JPHOI,STREsS.- Uphols'crlng in all It's
branches. fancy work also excellent
scans'r,ss. best references. city or cnun-
Try Nine. THEREcEL. 80 West l25th-st.
YOUNG GIRL to d writing in an Office.
or as cashier or assistant bOIkkeeper.
bfHl Nfli'ff REFERENCE l.. VI bilbtS,
424 East 79th-s'.
YOUNG LADY. good renman with knowl-
edge ~ fypewriting. desires situation.
steady work pref rrcI 20 high wages. best
referenA Address + RIDDLE. l23
Sands =. Brooklyn.
YOUNG LADY. college graduate. expert
err.d as teacher ard companion. wishes
similar position. un"NcFptionahl' refer
cnrer Address COLLEGE. Box -. i2i2
Broadway.
Young LADY wishes situation: good pen
man. can operate Smith Premier Typ
writer Al references Address Il u.
STANSBf RY. care superintendent Penn.
y r. f"rrles Jersey 'ity. y =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

ATTENDAST.-An experienced man. with
me references desires 70 act as nurse
or travelling attendant % gentleman.
Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

COACHNAN wants situation; has long ana
satisfactory references from last ana
former employers in city; married; no
family Address D., 80 Jth-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

Male.
COACHMAN.- Understands his business.
best city reference; II years WIN las.
ap,,Iovar who has given up horses; can
refer 10 personally. 2l3 West oSthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

SAFES. Large Traviiiger. large Herring
safe. cheap; elegant house safes; large
from $40 upward. N. ISENBERG. -
Spring-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

COACUMAN and GROOM.-By single man.
aged 20. understands gardening, milk ana
personal city reference. Address T.. Box
3 Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
a FEW UARDWORKING statesmen or So
llci'"rs good appearance. To handle last
selling specially direct to consumer. legit-
mate business. money every night, must
b. good takers Apply after o a. M. room
g. l.lNO Broadway
WANTED Manager for retail clothing.
gents furnishing. hats and caps. or gen
eral store. must also understand aiycr' Ia
Ing. none but \ No. / hustler need apply;
must hay" good recommendation ana xiv"
bond Adir"ss ;. r. 800 Carson-s... :. \.
iit'sburg Penn.
WANTED. Men . make money send 100.
f1r description Z how 20 get rich. no
fat". NJ ADVERTISING dodge. TOM COR
DON. Box 400. Columbus. Oh,J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR sALE.-Ki;chen and other smell now
elites az low prices. profit - NAM
facturcr 100 10 200 per cent. INVENTOR.
Room i3s. Continental Hotel. city.
INVESTORS ~ s. and upwards receive
I'VE per cent per week. payable weekly;
highest references particulars postage free.
GRANT. BOB King-st.. Alexandria. va
PLATFORM SCALE ATTACHMENT =
Automatic meter for adding up small
loads. Fully described In Weekly Tribune.
February 10. page q. Patent for sale. ED
WIN CHURCH. Williamson. y. y.
PARTNER WANTED. Retiring partners
interest In Office: business cleared s2.cD
last Tour months: - 900 required; Fog APP
pointment adde's H.. Room l3S. Cont
mental Hotel. city.
SPINAL DISEASE treated by an improved
Jacket Inventor wants capital To make
and market II. Described IN Achieve
IT nts." page q. Weekly Tribune. Febru-
AIRY IL. 7. Il. SHELDON. Erie. Penn.
WANTED to buy FOR cash all kinds ~
merchandise for large retail store: city
or country: business confidential. Address
Grant Rockland Bazaar. congcrs. \. l.
WANTED. 5000 in established manufact-
uring perfume business. goods we'll
known. fine chance for business man: prin-
cipa,s only. i. W. $40 Decatur-st.. Brook
Ign.
WANTED.-si5 600 on active mlnufac'ur
HiS property, situated n thrlNlng VIZ
lhtr. security nrst-class. Address w. ii.
Tll.LMAN. 30 Broadway. New-Iork CITY.
WANT MAN with about $1,000 10 take
stock and position of treasurer and Office
man In established leather goods factory.
DESTROYS Of pushing a patented side line.
MANCFACTURER." Box 6. Tribune
Office
900 PER CENT PROFIT allowed on 5000;
special capital - close large iranaactlon'
ample security given. Address SUCCESS.
l'or H. Tribune Ofice.
sl15.-AN ELEGANT Hartman" upright
piano. with al improvements; cost $50
when new. In fine condition: must sacri-
nee. party has no use for II. Can be seen
AT l6l West i5th-st
5000 PURCHASES one-half exclusive
business: no competition. profits sl5Wp
yearly. purchaser handles cash. no expert
encc necessary: satisfactory reasons selling.
MAY. Sl2 Prudential Building. Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
rURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

FURNISUED ROOMS TOILET.
COSTLY furnished rooms. with or "ihpnt
board. breakfast II desired. 10 west
2.d-si
ior1.sT. 20 WEST Nicely. furnished.
warm rooms. So. 81 30 81. s.. nrst-class
private house; baths; references.
18TH CT 1875 WEST. Neatly furnished
rooms in private house. to gentlemen
only; no bill. references. ---------
81 WEST o4TH-S T.-Largo. handsomely
furnished second story. sunny 'front.' '"''"'
all conveuiences: references.
2l7 WEST 42D-sT.. near iSroadwa i,,,s.
Nicely furnished square ana nan I""n,a,
heated hot ana cold running water: also
saloon pailor. references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
4 Sl2 900 PROFIT guaranteed within ono
year on a secured investment 81 81. 90 IN
n nrst-clnss sound business. services OPP
tional. Address FINANCE. Tribune ONCE.
4 CHANCE for young business man with
$1,000. profitable business: salary. $l.OOO
and share profits. Address Post. liice Box
~. Eldred. sullivan County. y. Y.
ADJUSTABLE BRACKET for shelves.
Suited 10 walls that are not plumb. In
rcntion for sale. C. G. KEENAN,. Au-
gusta. Me.
ACCOUNT SICKNESS, s.. 900 absolutely
secured. purchases half established mon
opoly yielding 5000 weekly; buyer thor
oughy instructed. experience absolutely
unnecessary: references exchanged. ABB
BO1r. al World Building.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.-We analyze all
kinds Of solids and liquids ard furnish
working formulas. metals assayed. charges
moderate. EARL CHEMICAL WORKS
l.lG2 Broadway.
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS wanted
for or 10 years Mt per cent; ample
security on $50 acres Of a farm. Address
w. -. HOWELL. 20 North Frnnklin-s'''
Valparaiso Ind.
FOR SALE.-A manufacturing plant IN
perfect order with plenty ~ business u
monopoly on certain lines OF goods whicn
are staple: reason for selling old age ana
wishing 10 retire from business: VIII eA-
change for good real estate; will bear IN
yestigation. IL. l.. WOOD. l.oOl Droad"as'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
MAID WANTED Must he nrst-class
dressmafcr and hairdresser. call be
~ '"n II ana l. Wednesday. - f.. 5lth-st