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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-23

Well life is a struggle and a pull up hill
1t has been for Abe" and it has been for
BILL Al
Life's shadows grow longer. as the years go
- @@S Hby.. 81 TT 7C9
And LIES sunset draws nearer for Abe"
and /, l00060I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
VOMEN WORhERS on THE EAST SIDE

GIRL LABOR LEADERS TESTIFY BEFORE TIE
Rr1NHARD INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Tho Ro,nhar3 Assembly Committee appointed to
,,v.styate the conditions Of girls and others work
ING I'm shops and factories resumed its sessions yes
terdav morning in the Aldermer's Chamber N Inc
CITY Hall Among the witnesses was Miss Minnie
Rosen president Of Local Union No. 10 or the
United brotherhood of Talors This branch OF the
orpanization is composed exclusively Of women ana
contains GOO members. Miss Iiosen SAID thAt there
are about 200 or 1900 women employed as hn.shets
in the shops alone and great many more women
are emuloyed IN the sweatshops in tenement houses
THE Italians" she said. 'set their little cii.ureh
IN make the coats. They bring tie Work noI1e to
mo tenement houses and / can show Inc commit
toe instances Of nve-ycar-od children making the
garments" She declared that chid-iaoJr was one
NJ the worst evils of the trade, ana mat u t-t-'
tho means Of livelihood from Tie worAnss.f.s.
Miss Rosen said that In spite Of the reforms il&t
had been accomplished some Of tne girls VINO make
trousers, cloaks and dresses Work we've OF lo"i-
teen hours a day. ,. or,,,,,r s,.
added .'thr contractor makes TIL Eri swear that
she works only ten hours 4 day. - . 70. en-
The average rae OF wages sne salI, y IL o' ,
40 mis- do not belong = the union, ana ON D." o'.t
III the Italian petition icy arr '.'f. a. ~
work. for small wages. In some PAGES she shld 'Ae
girls work I'm cellars under the Fir'ei. am III 4"
great many instances they never ""'' '''
80 10 scn 0,,c Pere}v styllshly dressed youns
woman who was ne leader OF the recon-, tu',.r
among the coatmakers, said that they coSi man
the address OF pace where she sac Il arg nun"
her OF women are UoIkln. ia q cciI"I . .
The feasibility Of making descent on 'nr ~,
NAV nay another visit 10 The East SIDE before their
next meeting weeks ncnDe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
NO 1.


Now that we have the means OF curing the
lungs with certainty. In most cases, II only
applied in time. 1t becomes or the utmost lflPoi-
,apre that the people know what are the dis
eases which affect breathing organs-hoW
they arise in what way they lead To consuihp-
ton: how consumption can be prevented ana
the principles when govern rs C"'"''Nc "N"'
ment
The diseases which affect the breathing are
Catarrh Of the Head and Throat Influenza ana
La Grippe, Laryngtis. Bronchitis. Asthma, fheu-
monia and Tuberculosis or Consumption
All Of these. except consumption. are caused
directly by congestion or encouragement OF inc
air messages and lungs. Cold is the most COM
mon cause Of such congestion, but ii may aGo
arise from breathing an atmosphere charged
with dust or with gases which irritate the
mucous membrane of the air passages When
the external surface of the body Is chilled
the blood Is driven TO the internal aurtaces'
this rush of blood to part produces what
is known by the term congestion tnless IL
be quickly relieved the blood fingers ana stag
mates in the capillares, causing irritation
and ending in inflammation. The part Whlch
becomes the most infiamed determines me
name Of the disease. II ii be the heaI ana
throat II is called Catarrh or Influenza. II the
top Of the wndpipc. IT becomes LarynsltlS OF
Group: if the air tubes Of the lungs. we call 1t
Bronchitis or Asthma. according to the form
It takes and when 1t involves not only the IN
ing Of the tubes. but the whole tissue entering
into the formation OF the lung II peGoi', n
Pneumonia. All Of these diseases occur IN an
acute form and may end Fatally IN lew uai
or weeks The deaths from acute fheuniohii
and Bronchitis number many thousands e,cIi
year in this city alone, Most OF such attacks
however, lose their acute character ana cor
true in chronic form. in which they gehera'S
linger for months or years before ending IN S"h,
sumption. which Is the natural termination OF a.,
chronic .nfiammations of the air passages anu
lungs. IT.,
The effect OF chronic inflammation Of the
mucous lining OF the nose. throat ana prom
chial tubes is to alter the natural mucous secre-
tions producing al first thick tenacious phlegm,
which clogs the tubes and diminishes the freedom
of breathing AS the Inflammation becomes more
inveterate It abrades and destroys the epithelium
producing alterations, after which the matter eX-
Dectorated Is a mixture Of mucous ana pus COM
bned.
All this occurs and continues for longer or
shorter period attended by cough and eXpec-
toraton often by hectic fever and night
sweats. and occasionally by spittings of blood
and loss of flesh and strength before the setting
in OF Consumption.
In nv next | will explain what Consumption
Ia and how It engrafts itself upon the chronic
catarrhal and bronchial diseased surfaces
ROBERT HUNTER. NJ. D..
III West 45th street, Newly ork
Note-A pamphlet explaining DR. Hunters
treatmen: and discoveries can be obtained free Dy
addressing him as above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

a RELIABLE LAWYER gives prompt at
i~nt.rn 90 all legal business. all courts
couVeytl.lu.. collections. advice free
open evening". = West llth-st.. Room %.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
business purposes; investors ADVISED
without charg. of desirable opportunities
highest commercial references. GRlHGS
q CARLTON. 9o2 Broadway.
4 REAL ESTATE investment OF $4,000
VIII net an income ~ S2W) annuaiiy.
to l. a. m. 800 West 7ls,-st.
A SUCcEsSFUL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. unable 20 handle All ~ ii
ness offered. desires 90 borrow SIS. $50 ~
q Per cent. and VIII pay snlarj OF
siuDn yearly To- lender for auditing books
half yearly or quarterly. absolute security
given. Address lu'FFNLO. Box p. Irib-
une Uptown Office. i-2iz Broadway
a RELIABLE LAWYER Gives promp, Al
teniion "a all lcval business. all courts.
convey 4uc'ug. collections. advice free
op.n evenings. West lith-st., Room -.
AZ ESTABLISHED. profitable manufact-
urins business wants So GOO - Nll or
ders. ac,cptail" Ian who VIII Loan the
money nftor thorough examination can
have ample security and snlaiy. M
NEN. \, Nu'snu-st
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL quickly procured,
stock companies Incorporated ~ any
state lowest charges. $4,000 Tor Invest
ment business. bonds sold. loans and par
nrrships negotiated. investors advised free
~ chang o, desirable opportunities. OLD
RELIABLE COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
25G Broadway. take elevator
ADVERTISER GOING WEST VIII sell
$40 nearby real etatc first m)~tSage for
500. u'r cent. short time Co run.
THOMPSON. Box o. Tribune Once.
BUTCHER SHOP. with or without corner
brick house. on account ~ sickness. OF
FoEIl NIFTY. s36 Flushing-ate., brook
lyn.
BEST door guard produced. absolutely
hurglpr proof. one third Interest. >lMo !.
a Munty-mak ~. with proper attention
BAkDWELb Room =. 93i liroai"ay
CLARKE. DEEMER COMPANY. $50
frondway nrer following valuable
patents Tor sale: Schln . rutherford =
Waste on Further. Johfon's Vehicle Wheel.
Hand book. Inventors Hints" free.
ctSPIDOR TONGS.-FOr refined people
who wash cuapidors: invention for sale.
Mrs. LEROY DRAKE. Blooming Valley.
Crawford County, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
Sr4Tp OEEICES TO BE FILLED

Albany. oct l2-The State Civn Service Commits
sion. at It's meeting next month, Will appoint a
chief examiner at a salary OF 5000. to succeed
Thomas r. Carmody. OF Penn Yam. Yates County.
who resigned some time ago. Al the competitive
examination held recently there were sixteen candi-
dates FOR the place fourteen OF whom passed.
The highest three from among whom the commits
sion will appoint a chief examiner. are Charles NJ.
Fowler. OF Ithaca; Henry l.. Taylor. OF Badwns-
VILE and Samuel Mex Smith OF Chatham All
Of the candidates who entered the competitive ex-
animation for the place Of superintendent OF
State hospital successful They are William
Mahon OF Utica; q. r. Towbridge and Harry
Bryant. OF Buffalo; Charles M Langdon. OF Pough-
keepsie. and Herman {. Evarts ~ ,ss~-Forh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. -Paulmier's
Key Fastener: Herman's ripe coupling
AlthBus"'s Steam Generator; tr't,a-"G
Aguer0's Panoramic Exhibiting Cabinet
Uoreign Patents. EDGAR TATE X COM
PANY. Patent solicitors. 2i5 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FoR sALE.-Bi-s's Ne
tallic Telegraph Pole Casing Moore =
Sigrc Pan. rierr"I1nrs Napkin Holder.
TATE & COMPANY. 20 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Eryant's Comb
AM Brush Cleaner. lieech'r's Envelope,
NlaftIn's storm Curtains. NoftaCr's Game
Mllmrls's C.ntriWgal Cream Separator
EDGAR TATE . COMPANY. "a Broad
way.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE -Gonlle's Auto
matte Railway switch. Farnham's oven
Door. Germans Envelope. ririN-'- Bath
Apparatus. Betirst. -Beckwiths Grinding
Machine. EDGAR TATE a COMPANY.
2ta Brotlwav.
~ PATENTS FOR sALE.-Grume's Auto
matte 'snIl- operator and Gls Engine.
Icrneis Combination Crush"r and lari
Roller. Fr'acl's ar Fender EDGAR
TATE q COMPANY. 2tj broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE. - s,rodels
Irvine Rack Mart n-Eldridg"'s Gas GOV
crnor, E.afs Refrigerator. Gnntn'r's
f"'.Hf4t NNftNiiANIf' alNNil.iI lalAN ~ lHfl
Hrlle EDGAR TATE * COMPANY. 2i5
Broadway.
~ PATENTS FOR sALU.-Tay.or's Ics
skate Shlp~ner, Thoml-'s Automatic
Checking DEVICE for shippers. Tiievs
The Eureka Pamphlet Cnst." EDGAR
TATE = COMPANY. 20 ngoaaway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Manu,ng's H.
Eliminated Street Sirn Bakers vehicle
Wheel. CImming's Combined PICK and
fh vel. L-wis's Wheel lInh Attachment
EDGAR TATE 4 COMPANY. 2,j Broad
way.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE umming's
Soap II ld"r. Near's Printers Galley
Oberg's Can opener. Coop.ie Dor Fast
cnrr. Van No-man's Needle Ihreader.
EDGAR TATE y COMPANY. Pa Broad
way.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE. - Routnik's
FOLDING cigar uox: Etchison's Hay
Press. Levy's Cooking Utensil; Ring =
Lawn Mower, k"lieys Car Coupler. Ed
GAR TATE & COMPANY. 2i5 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
4 RUSSIAN PRINCESS At BELLEFUE.

SAID TO HAVE BEEN DRIVEN INSANE BY PoI-IT1-
Cal. TROUBLES IN HER NATIVE COUNTRY
Bellevue Hospital has Russian princess among
its patients She received last night at
o'clock from the West Thirtyseventh-st police sta
ton, suffering from insanity Her name is Vera
Kenuatoff She is twenty-five years old. and lives
az No. 266 West Thirty-eighth-st with her hus-
band. Three years ago she came TO this country
from Russia having gU into political troubles in
that country. Her husband has offered to pay for
taking care Of her at the hospital She IS rather
small. but pretty.
For six years, since her troubles in Russia first
came she has had frequent attacks OF mild insanity.
In the last week the attacks have become moro
frequent and more serious The family physician
advised that she be taken TO Bellevue Hospital. She
will be examined to-day TO her mental condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
WALTER HAYGDovS EXECUTORS PUZZLED.

P1ughkeopsie y. y. oct. BY the VIII of the
late Walter Ianglon. OF Hyde Park. whose country
mace a. uo,v owned by =. ". Vanderbilt his estate
wa directed % be divided between eightec rephews
ana uieccs. giving to each Of them about 10000.
one Of tho rrphews William Boreel. died before the
death Of AIR Laneion. and Judge Barnard was
asked To-Day TO decide wao shall receive tn SifVA
The executors. Waiter l.. Kane and Delaney Kane.
are ueru.exed as the l"gitces under the VIII calm
that the money ra~1es to them, and The heirs Of
William i.rr,tl assert that Mr. Langdon intended 10
Civ, "a separate e.fate to each Of the leeatces. De-
etrf.u us reserve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
R1Arr ror TIE DEIrraY HOUSE FIRE

Albany oct 9Th CJroIcr's jury has finished
the iniu.r, concerning the Dcievan House fire n
January as' when thirteen lives were lost. This
va the verdict.
Inc iary %. that Francis HI and twelve others,
Wn3 w,.e not Identified. cam - hdt DEAN a. the
Del.1an Iilrse Gee. the jd.y censures the owner
oI owners az fa.I ba.l4lrg ana the lessees Of sal
bnrIlng for NOT having hal proper hrc-escapes and
fire aarms 49,, also ccusdrr the CITY OF Albany
for Mt having proper supply Of water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
THE LUNGS AND THEIR DISEASES.

We commence to-day the publication Oh
series OF extracts from the lectures o. the
venerable specialist in lung compmihts' d.
Robert Hunter Of this city Ihcy VIII pc
continued from week to week. ana emoody
everything Of interest and Importance to the
public to know regarding the lungs and their
diseases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
sLGxoa rAnAnNo SERlorsLr H.

Lorlon. oct IA dispatch from Narese. Italy.
announces the sudden illness Of Sgncr Tamagno.
The ope.atic tenor. S'rnor Tamagno. who visit
ln. lu Nir,ro. THIS noralne suddenly fell 10 the
floor. and when picked I'D was found 70 be un-
conscious ID wAs al hIst thought tina; he was SUI
FERNS from au atiacs of apcpieyy. but examination
Boy rhya.ciaas showed las liners to be- cardiac af-
f0,tloa. All Glrror pawee-os engagements have
been cancelled ia consc lueEcc Of his Illness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WATERPROOF CLOTHES. Working tail
or discovers process interpreting cloth
Ing. blankets, etc. similar 70 that used IN
ENGLAND: viii sell patent. retaining inter
est. Address TAILOR. Tribune once.
WANTED. Assistant IN ,,snt. g'n'c'l bust
ness. $50 weekly salary and lpr per cent
on amount invested. experience urn"c -
sary. unquestiouable reference furnished.
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE. 20 broad
wa.
81. coo WANTED 20 push patented article:
no risk SCHULTZ. 80 Broadway.
Room 2Sg
100 PER CENT Ir0at. triple security Tor
5000 three months. Address Box -. &c
rhurch-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13

uRs CLARA DOTY BITEs CRTTICALLr III
Chicago Oct. l2-There improvement To-
dav in the condition OF Mrs cara Doty Bates. the
well known writer of chi.dren's stories, VINO Is
seriously III in this city. Her physicians have t'e
or no hope OF her recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
WESTMINSTER.

A. G. Glover. Boston.
J. j. Rhoads * wife. Bur
lingtOn. VI.
A. Salgad1 &. wife. ila-
Vand.
O. VI. Weanl. Reading.
l.. NJ. Leshcr. Bristol.
J. Rush * wife, Philadel-
phia.
c. J. Burncll. Hartford.
II. X. Miles q vie. New
Haven.
Z. J. Matthews. Thiladel-
phia.
" McC-ave. Scranton.
Mrs. +. 4. Jones. %ewhurg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
STEAMERS ENCOUNTER HARD WEATHER
wEI.1-KNowN PASSENGERS on INCOMING YES
Sells.

wE1.L-KNowN PASSENGERS on INCOMING YES
Sells
The American Line steamship St. Louis arrived
here early yesterday morning. after stormy trip
across the Atlantic. Almost during the entire trip
shc met head winds and gales and heavy seas.
Her time six days nineteen hours and forty
two minutes and the daily were 4i2. i6l, 49,
800 5Os, 49, and 33l knots.
Ir latitude i6.l4 longitude 47SS, on Wednesday at
3 D. H. a small deserted schooner. painted red
was passed She was full OF water and her decks
were awash. As the vessel was entirely abandoned
the liner did not stop. Among the passengers were:
Colonel william NJ. Bunting. wyman L. McCreery.
MI and Mrs Andrew Car 4. Macltaass
". t. Grouse Miss Olga NethersOie.
= Juan S c @ook General JOIN r Rathbon.
J. Hasel,ine carsiairs. Frank g. Rogers:
V. p. clyde I)r. T: o Connor sloane:
Charles stanley Herring. Captain Arthur simpson
1 - ~ EHnuebtaiing Hemps,cad washburne
NJ SsT.han, H. r. Butler.
The Cpnarder Etrur!a, which arrived yesterday.
encountered about the same kind OF weather as did
the ST Louis. Dense fog was run into at times and
the engines had to be slowed down. The steamer
brought lS2 cabin and 1863 steerage passengers.
Among the Etrurias passengers were
captain T. Alsopp. Mr: and Mrs George Austin
s s5a1s N Baker Mr. aha M, sullivan Niles,
Arthur Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian w.
Stuart Coats. ~. Robbins.
Jr. : r.. ,y.trell, A. SaarbOch
{. H. Gold,hwaite. Mr. and Mrs. Augustine T.
}. Hodges. Smythe
Or. ". u. Johnson. Judge and Mrs. Lambert
Charles 4. Macy. Tree
Mrs John Malloch. Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Car
Colonel and Mrs. George 7. ruthers Vain.
Maunsell X. NJ Washburn,
ff. and Mrs !. G. Mcclure, Herbert Weed.
Tbe Rev. C. H. NcKenna. Thomas ". Wright
The Phoencia Of the Hamburg American Line ar
rived here yesterday with lls cabin and S64 steerage
passengers. Among the former were
Dr. r. H. Z. Cruel, Mr. and Mrs. William Ste
X. T. Lenin, phen.
Edgar QIednow. Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann
O. g. Rafter Weber
II. w. Simpson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
FOR SALE.

A PIANO. $50. masninceu, upright;
brilliant tone. fine condition. great OPP
portun.ty. no humDug. bargain. 33l East
UOth-st.
Al REDUCED PRICES $50 secondhand
wood and iron w9rS'ag machines. fv.ly
guaranteed. uLchiacry bought and ex.
changed. GEORGE Is EDDY. 3'S Mad.
'0L-st
BAKGAiN.-A Few fine Indian rugs. Vari-
Gus sizes. eNauis.f" ,eslgnf. lNr ralc
cheap II sold al once. Apply Room 3Oi
Cable building. G2l Broadway.
BARGAIN nnc Hale & 60. u9-
night piano. hule Ul'd, aiso lady's and
rrnts god watch, must sell, make ot"r
~ East s2d-st.. second Hat
nUI.GARD-ROOM cigar store. six tables.
oldest place IN Harlem. cheap rent. good
conditl n. owner made fortune. icN East
liOth-st.
BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE. Inquire $40
wh-avr. between 21th ami 30th sts,
CLOSING OFT a, retail beautiful e,lI
chairs. warranted French leaf. only
$: 80. retailed generally 81 20. only few
left. COLD CHAIR MANUFACTURES
% Murray-st
EXTRA large st. Bernard puppies. small
90. .nu fuAt-.4.ets. I.uslSh pug
coTs imported dachshunde. Scotch collie
Gordon setter; finest obtainable breeds. fu,l
l.e-sle~s 40 hast l2th-st
FOX sALE.-rwo elegant. large pier mir
rors. i0x3is; cheap. 100 West 4sth-st.
FOR sALE.--A hrst-class shoe store aud
lease, TO cash customer. ,263 81
ave. south Brooklyn. No agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
GUESTS At LEADING HOTELS.

Tho storm Yesterday did not interfere with the
h,s,ness Of the leading hotels. and they were all
well filled by guests last night. The week ushered
IN to-day PROMISES well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13

DKESSNAhER By artistic sss rae;
urst-class litter. accustomed 70 me 49, 60.
deslres %1re engagements IN private '. ~.
los. terms moderate. cry or colh"''
soual references. ID. - shave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13

to-day promises well.
ALbEMA Ai'ta pos,or W G. Smith. portland
I, NJ. Shaw & wife, Hack ENGLAND
. lite Iteele & wife. Nil KENs1NGToN
wause s,o, ,os,o, Mrs Tx Norton & family,
Iiss b. schimnlen. Boston. he"'u0N''
'. F.. Bailey. Thorndale MARLBOROUGH.
Penn r,., boston DR.. ]. NJ whiiesde & wife.
G RSg5 j. o \ Ge A Wife OK
v He smSy GhT wise Alex. G r Kennedy. Newor
ap d Eva Ts Providence. i, T. p9rr Kanse; city
" Todd Kansas city Mrs F. B. Tgrley 9 Memphis
r. ,saaJ W H. Patterson. Atlanta
u u Mattam Notiingbam Mrs s Adler. London. Eng
}, W. Oates Charlotte. w ,,ri f. Pierce wife, san
Y. r Warner. Milwaukee. NoRMAHDIE.
~ Lane WIFE, "a'a"- W. Scherer Paris.
BRUNSWICK. Haven
. II. Kent Hackensack J: II. Morgan. New-Haven.
frs. E. S. Overlook. chi Mr. q, Il. 'oiDufh san
Iiss +. A. shafer Chicago. Miss NJ coburn San Fran
v NJ. Randall, san Fran Mrs j. G, Hutchinson 'a'
CISCO i1sv WASHINGTON T. :. Pratt WIFE, Elm!ra.
Wood & wife. IHisburg. PARK AVENUE.
BUCKINGHAM. f. b. Rae. Roche.ter.
Brown saugertlc T. eMl ion r mayen
lss H. steibrs Cazenova. 4 r. PITCHER Iiuqs' ~ ~. l.
lantic CIV ' " D. W Edwards Boston
t. G. Scott Princeton. " - trI-, -,, ,.,
:, A. Merrill. Minneapolis l., - ,.Vall,; ~ IT,
CAM (, Int e. II. Christian Minneapolis
GnsEY ST JAMES.
. VI. Thomas Boston. T. NJ Ashworth. Boston.
. y. Dohen Indianapolis. \. l.. Weaver. Boston.
r Malott q family. NJ T. Weaver, Boston.
indianapolis A. NJ. schenk. Wheeling
e. Davis. chicago. Or. & Mrs j. G. Mcclure
!. c. Brien & wife Boston. Washington.
b. Payton q wife Wash Mrs j. Lochrane Atlanta.
. r. Xenis. Pit,sburg
W. Hester d wife, Sid STURTENANT.
neyy. australia A. p. Brown WIFE, Bog
/. W. Miller Buffalo ton
GRAND Union 5 H. Powers Youngstown
y. Decellas Montreal. H. Kingston London
l. Doceas. Montreal. H. Emerson & wife Lynn
y. Armstrong. Canada. Mass
. G.. Williams London. TClistCn IT., Charles
'. Mendleson, Cambridge, ton :. G.
s Ineraham Bermuda. vrNDOME
!; H,eif p n 1,i W T. Ward & wife buffalo
. Tweedae & Wife, Wash a. - ~ $50,
"a ps, E G. u,ifa poa,or Mrs. NJ Feitia,h. London.
~ :" "''' D'"'0' o. Roberts. Pouehke,ps.e.
, & Kin, e. vita p,,,, WESTMINSTER.
more A. c. Glover Boston.
=. Harris g. wife, Albany. j. j. Rhoads * wife Bur
& Taiey Wie. Macon A. Saisado & vie a-
R. G. Pratt. Chicago. o. NJ. weand Reading.
T. ID. Gere. Owego l.. NJ. Leshcr. bristol
,,or,,,,,. J. Rush d wife. Philadel-
L. s Sherman. San Fran G. J. Burncll Hartford.
B. b. Pierce jT. & wife. E. j. Matthews. Philadel
T. J. Wood Fort Wayne " McC.aye. scranton.
kmmer, Kansas Mrs. +. y. Jones. -''NitrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
DREsSNAKIN0.

DRESSES made equal to those from rom, -
ing importing houses. most Hs =, AZ
and style guaranteed 81 30 yer o.. ~
home Address AktiSi h'N
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13

DprssM,KER and CLOAKMAhhc. Al.
Finest worker Oh sea- garinsn. cl.
p,rior litter. VIII remodel INTO ynSas,c i3i
i.r-ttes anil eton jackets. "i''''''
West aol-st -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13

pREssnAKER -BN nrsi-class dr ' s0sn.;
On ladies' walking and .Nen.3 earses-
n''.. bv Va dsy. NJ. finish. guaranteed ~
Gih-avc.. ist noog.
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BUCKINGHAM.

T. V. Brown. Saugertics.
Mrs. J. Stcbbins. Cazenovla
Miss II. Stetbins, CazcnOvia,
J. A. Donnel.y d wife. At
lantic city.
G.. G. Scott. Princeton.
+. A. Merrill. Minneapolis
J. r. Gardiner. Albany.
NJ. Garneau. So. Louis.
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NENNONlE-

W. T. Ward & wife, Buffalo.
II. NJ. Peyser. Boston.
A. Scheff. Boston.
Mrs. NJ. Fcitisrh. London.
O. Roberts. POughkecpsic.
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GILSEY.

L. VI. Thomas. Boston.
O. j.. Bohlen. Indianapolis.
V. r. MalOtt x family.
indianapolis.
J. Stephens. Philadelphia.
c. L. Davis. Chicago.
W. G. Brlen & wife. Boston
A. Il. Payton * wife. Wash.
ington.
+. NJ. Nellis, Pittsburg.
J. W. Hester * wife, Sid
ney. Australia.
G.. W. Miller. Buffalo.
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matte Railway switch. Farnham' oven
Door. Germans Envelope. rint-'- Bath
Apparatus. Bea.rst. I-ckwiti's Grinding
Machine EDGAR TATE q COMPANY.
Pa Brotlwav.
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BRUNSWICK

A. II. Kent. Hackensack.
Mrs. f. S. Overlook, Chi
CagO.
Miss T.. A. Shafer, Chicago.
J. Hay q wife. Washington
W. NJ. Randall. san Fran
cisco.
4. 5. Hay. Washington.
J. Wood q wife. Pittsburg
G.. Gore, London.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Eryant's Comb
an Brush Cleaner. lieech'r's EuVelop"
Martins storm Curtains. N0itaCr's Game
Mllmrls's Centrifugal Cream Separator.
EDGAR TATE . COMPANY. "a Broad
WY.
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THIS prim looking
Reed Rocker Is By
no means prlm. II lH
an easy and 4 .lightfrl
chair To sit IN. II Ia
closely woven ~ the
finest reel wicker
work. 4 very hand
some chair indie u
rs
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Paulmier's
Key Fastener. Herman's PIPE coupling
AlthBuse's Steam Generator, professor
Aguer0's Panoramic EXhltitin cabinet
U'oreisn Patentsl. EDGAR TATE COM
FANi, Patent solicitors. 2ij Broadway.