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All Sound and No Money.

From The Senoia Enterprise-Gazctte.
The sound money" club in Fulton coun-
~ seems to be like the tnkling symbol of
old-au sound and no money or men. But
when the billy goat IS tied 10 the gate
post ana the master plies the lash some
body has lust Obliged TO wiggle."
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Southern Railways Earnings.

New York. May 25.-The Southern rail-
road reports for April gross earnings Of
81 ,2ss, ,097. a decrease of slo.6i2: expenses aud
taxes Of sl.0ee,572 a decrease Of A9,@9 and
net earnings of sS23.52i. an increase of
sS9,35l.
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Results Of the Gold Standard.

From The Gwinnett Herald.
IL a republican administration had been
in power and had issued Sl62, oot000 of bonds.
as Mr. Cleveland has done. the very men
who are loudcst IN their appeals for the
gold standard would be demanding the im-
pcachnent oil that president.
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The People for Bimetallism.

From The Brunswick Advertiser
it is a truism i'm our republic that the
masses are always right. At this time the
ueoula are for the establishment OF BIZ
uetalism and il is important that the
relative terms Of himetallsm and mono
metallism be understood.
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A Pertinent Question.

From The Montezuma Record.
If "A silver dollar has but ~ cents worth
of silver in it, while gold dollar con-
tains nearly a dollars worth of gold. why
is il that n silver dollar will buy Just as
much sugar and coffee or anything else
as a gold dollar? Such simple matters as
this are what we fellows who are not SO
well posted as the toldbugs woull like
to know
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The States Falling in Line.

From The Augusta Chronicle.
When kentucky and Ohio follow the lead
OF Tennessee and declare straight out for
silver. Messrs. Carlisle. Brice and Patter-
son will hold an experience meeting.
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And It Was Still Better.

From The Griffin News.
The goldbug papers of this state. which
care for nothing except the advancement
OF their cause. though IL bring dishonor and
iiscrpdit to our own commonwealth, have
been exuItinr over the hope that the pend
ing issue of Georgia bonds would not bring
a fair price because they are made paya-
DE i'm the lawful money Of the United
States" instead OF gold coin. The bids
were opened Monday. ana the result must
have been painful 20 all who think moth
ing Is %ood but gold. Eleven good and
fair bids were received and the highest
was 1861 for the whole $4,000 of The
per cents or 5.5G above par. This is
not only a splendid showing. but another
rerutation of the goldbug argument that
free silver agitation is destroying the
credit of the country.
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PONDS EXTREc

CEEUgSE * OCE
BOTTLES ONLY. DUFF
wRAPPERS- SEE OUR
NAME. FoND'S EXTRACT
co. NEW YORK AND
LONDON
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advocated public dishonesty. and no
amount Of ingenious explanations will
break the force of that fact.
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schooner Cahello NIarino where they put
what is called a Spanish windlass around
his wrists. a bar of iron was placed between
them and turned till the hands were Al
most severed fron the arms. Spanard
stood by with paper and pencil, ready TO
take any statement he might make but La
horde was made of different stun, and took
his punishment like a man. \ month later
his wrists are sore and Ll hands be-
t-lLr.ll.aL -
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Goldbugs as Boilers.

From The LaGrange Graphic.
The goldbugs are ever ready TO accuse
the silver men OF an inclination to bolt the
action of the majority if il does not go
their way. This comes with remarkably
poor grace from the crowd which has done
al OF the actual boting up to the present
time That the goldbugs are the real bolt
tcrs. one need only to review the present
situation to be convinced. We are all IA
miliar with what was done in Kentucky
when Blackburn was the regular demo-
cratic nominee for the senate. We all
know how he was defeated by the refusal
of the goldbugs 10 support the nominee.
and how Carlisle refused to utter one word
TO help the nominee of his party. In Ne
braska the goldbugs have bolted the action
of the regular democratic convention and
Will send a contcsting delegation to chi
cago.
In Texas the goldbugs have bolted the
regular state organization ana have set up
an organization OF their own, and put out
a separate ticket for all the offices. Ana
now the news comes from Illinois that the
Eoldbugs. seeing that the silver men would
have control of the delegation from that
state to Chicago have bolted the party and
will send a contesting delegation TO the ma
tional convention and viii have out n ticket
agaist Altseld for governor. And thus It
goes all over the country, they are bolting
and preparing 10 bolt. Up in New England
they are very frank in stating what they
viii DO. They are open I'm asserting that
they viii not submit TO a free silver plank.
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Reselutions as Thev Are.

To this letter was attached the following
resolutions. which show the position OF the
Fulton County League on the silver ques-
iion.
we are opposed to the single gold stand
ard.
we are Ia favor Of the restoration Of
silver 10 the position II occupied prior 10 lis
dcuaou,tization IN ls5S. the condemnation
and r.pudiati0n of which has been since
that time one OF the cardinal principles Of
demoerstic policy.
We hold To the use OF both gold and
silver as the standard money OF the coun-
Try and II the coinage Of both metals with
cut discrimination against either or charge
for mintage. as pledged 10y the democratic
platform.
We holi that since silver has leen de-
lF-ciated hy adverse legislation Its value
can b. restored by the repeal Of the in
Famous laws which have appreciated tie
value of gold ia the reverse proportion TO
the depreciation which has been wrought
in silyer-a scheme purposely cOncocted 10
put additional burdens ON the shoulders oi
tie debtors OF the country and which has
robbed labor OF its honest wages. depressed
the value of all property and laid heavy
hands Ola the business and industrial de
velopmeut of the country. 40 has done
what secretary Carlisle prophesied il would
DO when, as "A member % congress, he de-
n5uuced Il the greatest conspiracy of
the a@e.
AS the bonds issued 10y the government
are pledged 10 be- paid in coin, and as con-
gress has distinctly refused 10 make them
payable in gold alone. We hold that they
should he pau under the terms of the con-
tract In either gold or silver.
"Recognizing at all times the duty Of
the government TO meet its honest oblisa-
ions, W. are opposed to the further issue
"l bonds IA time OF peace. and we mold IL
Z" he an outrage on the people To burden
iutHre generations with millions Of bond
81 Indebtedness when the vaults of the
treasury are burlCued with uncOined bull
HON and when the government has otif-r
money on hand with which 10 meet IT'S
obligations. II the emergency for "A bond
issue should arise We hold that as the peo-
pie are 10 paw the obligation thus iucurr .,
AO ISSUE OF bonds should be authOriZ "a un-
less " the consent OF the peoples represen-
tatives in congress
we are opposed to the contraction OF
tine currency by the retirement OF th,
greenbacks
We pietse ourselves not 10 vote for
any delegate TO the state convention who is
IN favor of sustaining the single gold stand
ard ana reducing the currency OF the couu-
try To gold basis
notwithstanding the fact that tn. bonded
Indebtedness oI the country has been great
IS lesscncd since the war. the payment
of the balance stfll due requires the rs-
penaiture Of more human labor and
greater outlay Of the staple products OF
the country than would have b-en necessary
- meet the entire debt OF the country
twenty-five years ago. This is "A Giscrimin-
nation against the producers Of the coun-
try which WORKS. hardship alike on labor
and capital and which should not DE toll
Grated Icy a free people
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Silver Will Win.
From The Augusta Chronicle.

From The Augusta Chronicle.
The gold men will not be allowed 10 place
the silver men in the attitude of boilers,
while they masquerade as protectors of the
party organization Their position is too
well known. All along they have held the
position that gold men could not concur in
a free silver PLATFORM and the suggestion
of a bolt and the nomination of Mr.. Cleve-
land or Mr. Carlisle by the gold men TO
run on a straightout gold platform. This
has been the talk of the gold men. and il
comes with bad grace for them to talk
about silver bolters. But we do not believe
there will he any bolt. The silver men will
carry the convention. and win put forward
4 silver platform and silver nominees. ana
the gold men. like good democrats. VIII
abide the action of the party convention
and unite in securing democratic victory.
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Schools and Colleges.
Massachusetts, Institute of Technolo-
gy, Boston, Francis A. Walker,
LID. President.

Courses in engineering. architecture
che. .nistry. physics. biology and general
studies.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by which
entrance examinations will be held thl3
year at Atlanta in charge of Dr- l. ..
Hopkins Ponce de Leon Circle.
For circulars and further information
address T. w. TYLER, Pm. D.. Secre-
tary, 491 Boylston street, Boston.
DIRMINGHAM (Ala.) Business College Bookkee2
lD ing, Shorthand, etc r. r. fare pail. Catires
Mention The Constitution
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COMMENCEMENT
Orations and ESSAYS.

Do you need any help in preparing yonr
graduating speech or cOmposltioEE tur-
lisned IN full by analysis Best refer
cfces given. VIII send the speech for ex-
animation before remittance IS asked
Csual prices % to s..
WILLIAM FRANKLIN.
Special Correspondence Bureau. Atiantas
Ca. Fox al.
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EIeren Rebels Killed.

Havana. May 2j-Colonel Tort reports
having had am engagement with iie
,.f,els rear sTadrUra. in the Havana
,ro-inc- ia which tho enemy had eleven
killed. The troops had two men wounded
The rebels attacked the town q Consoia-
ciou del Sur yesterday ana were repuls7d
by tie garrison. The rebels on thei- re-
treat burned q number OF huts on the out
skirts of the town. The loss of the rebels
was heavy. The garrison had four iAea
L-LL-l .nl t1.-u-E N.un----
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

vONN|NN'~NNoONONo~0NN~' NN~>~N~'N>NNV
FOR SALE.-F0ur story building 30 fcet
front. - feet deep. very strong W''.a
and floors: high ceilings. suitable fur si'i
aea factory or general business purposes.
building az present occupied on ,.i'nAH
floor ny stores and upper part by business
at 80 Eleccker-st., price low. Aipy 10
}. NJ. HORTON /. c. Co.. : Ne" ChIl -
beTs-st.
WEST s2D-ST.. l29.-PI.vate house. three
story and basement. bf0Wusi0no, l'Nl"-'
all improvements: decorated fixtures,
taken IN exchange: price lo". easy terms :
possession. caretaker; examine. OWNER
3tS Gr--uWich-st.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FOR EXcHANGE.-$T0 600 equity in fine
country residence on River-st.. win
ripsriaa rights in Red Bank y. J. for
equity IN New-York CITY private house or
APARTMENT. Answer. stating location ana
values. A. & H.. Attorneys. Tribune once.
pc 900 ACRES COAL AND TIMBER. Ad-
dress HARRISON, Falling Spring, W. a,
FOR Il CHANGE.-sl2cO0 equity in
firs;-c!ass four-s,ory corner Apartment
house on Lafayefte-ave., Brooklyn. for
equity in private house or apartment IN
New-York City; answer. stating location
and value. a. & H., attorneys, Tribune
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

~O.NlN~NN0@>rV@7N 0N||17|N7- ~ y
ATTRACTIVE residences oil 10 o2l west
1ao5-st three-story and basement: at
,r7ctive stone fronts with 2siory exten-
sion; cabin trim: exposed plumbing: tiled
bathrooms; all modern improvements ana
arrliances: constructed in the best pos
sible manner: select location: close 20 cable
road and !. station; prices from 5000" 70
S17 800: terms to suit. Apply N premises.
SAUNDERS & NEWMAN, builders 'l5
West 142d-st.
BROOKLYN.
FOR SALF.-Flatbush property on ocean
ave; finest part Of Flatoush: house. o'S
g. lot. 15oN20): hardwood trim; Cathedral
headlights. stable % match; all new and
In frst-class condition: built by day
work. Webster's Real Estate once. &lS
CIinfon-st. corner Desraw-st.. Br-oklyn.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Lanrby's
faucet; Osbon's electric wire covering.
Ennls's dust pan. Hugarts hprs'.no,
Spalaing's liquid backing brush. EDGAR
TATE AZ COMPANY, 24J Broadway.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BUTLER by an experienced French but
ier. we'll recommended. for care n
china and silver. sober and neat; exec -
lent references. +. l., BOX .. LIZ Broad
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Al PATENTS FOR ShLE.-Spalding' g
check protector: Steel-B"oN 8 merry go
round. McKee's self-indeXing system
i<lrne.s fish scsler-cutrer EDGAR TATE
a COMPANY. 245 Broadway.
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TO-IETFOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

TO LET Three elegant lofts In strong
building, corner of William and New
Chambers SITS. light all around; opposite
large square. steam heat. power and Gle
vator service: rent low. Apply 10 J. VI.
HORTON ICE CREAM CO.. : New Cham
berS-st.
% BARCLAY ST. 49, Elegant store, base
nent and cellar. PLASS. 234 Broadway.
I73 PEARL.-ST.. near Flnc-st-Siore. with
concerted cellar PLASS. 23i Broadway.
3Si WEST 32D Floor TO let IN pri-
yate house; Q rooms and bath al light.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Rrosts cleo
mediterranean, speciacles: parker's life
saving apparatus: -. Johns coffee meas
uring caddy: Reads line supporter
EDGAR TATE q COMPANY. 80 Broad
WAY.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Roche-Ohcn-
dorfer's nailless horseshoe, Westerheld :
automatic alarm clock. Won Alpenhurg :
artificial flowers: Aguero's fish scaler
EDGAR TATE * COMPANY. 20 Broad
way.
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rxOusCS Avn CARRIAGES
GIHIruRAN REAL EGTATC.

oo~N~~o~-N~NO.O~O-N N0NNNN~NNNNNNNNrN
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAiR.-ke sioehce
properties. all kinds. sale or rent.
CLARENCE +. TUBES. Beeknan-st.
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COACUMAN or GROOM.-By young man.
%. in private family; good. careful
driver: has good references a. ID. CUR
RAN stable @ West 35th-st.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Dyer's combi-
nation slate and ruler, automatic powder
box royaltY: Duncan's Try square. Troy :
speed indicating alarm. EDGAR lAlf u
COMPANY. Iattlt solicitors. 40 broad
way.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Lanrby's
faucet. Osbon's electric wire covering.
Ennls's dust pan. iiugarrs ho Itnr -;
SpalGings liquid backing brush. EDGAK
TATE d COMPANY. 241 broadway
Al PATENTS FOR spaldinE's
check protector: Steel-i'"ok merrY-e go
round: McKee's self-indeXing sysiem ,
Klohe's FISH soslcr-cutter. EDGAR TATE
& COMPANY 245 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Wilson auto
matte horse releasing attachment UNITED
States and forc!gnJ Hassard shorts NE
boat attachment CGovernmently adoptefj'
EDGAR TATE * COMPANY. 2i3 Broad
way.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE schneiders
bride: McCre gifts seifsinking screw
Hurlcy's thul support Gaylord car
counter. Jones's locking hat pin. EDGAR
TATE q COMPANY. 245 broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Roche-Oh cn-
dorfer's naiuess horseshoe: Westerheld's
automatic alarm clock Won Alpenhurg
artificial flowers: AguerO's fish scaler.
EDGAR TATE * COMPANY. 2iJ Broad
way.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Reed fasten-
ing device. Acuero's panoramic cabinet;
Ori'. pistol. Boards combination distriout-
ing fertilizer and grain dr!l. EDGAR
TATE & COMPANY. 2i5 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Brost's cleo
tro-therapeuti, speciacles; parker's lfe
saving apparatus. -. Johns coffee meas
uring caddy. Reads line supporter.
EDGAR TATE d COMPANY. 40 Broad
way.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Johnson's
tooth wash: Haggerty's whfiietree, Nc
Nanue's variable speeding bicycle gear;
Nuer's kitchen utensil. Broken's plow
cl4yis. EDGAR TATE * COMPANY. 241
Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE-Ingham's car
Shea's wrench. Hdlc's Matchbox f1tz-
gerald's railroad tie: automatic bicycle
whistle EDGAR TATE d COMPANY, 10
broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Gilmore's
puncture scaling bicycle tire; Schuman
car fender: Seaferts weight. Duhn's soap
holder; Cases kew fastener. EDGAR
TATE & COMPANY. 20 Broadway.
NOTE.-send for lis, Inventions
Wanted" Patent Book Free. Al these
patent, exhibited Herald Square Hall. $50
broadway Patent Exposition introducing
inventions.
ACTIVE SERVICES. with 5000, TO en-
large specially plant. VIII secure inter
eats worth 5000 year; no debts, lnNe -.
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IS 600 WILL SECURE permanent business
partnership in new metallurgical indus
Try Of unqucstionablc certainty with i'm
mediate returns. NATIONAL ORE AND
REDUCTION co. 4l3 Locust-st.. ST.
,,rge Mo
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POTTER. DRIVER r WATcliNAN. -
strong AMI willing. r.fN l.f'fr'i .'f.
IDfiS BANNING. 100 MAIls4n--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

ANOTHER ECLIPSE brooklyn. Passaic
Paterson--Cholcc homes and business
property. 5000 TO s32 900. SklDMORE.
Notary and Real Estate. "a Park Row,
New York.
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

A PRIVATE HOUSE. near Madison
SQUARE; good order; possession immeo
diatcly. CARDWELL * REYNOLDS. 552
Si-aye.
NEAR WEST 72D-ST.- handsome, large
house: furnished: $500 per month. or
$3.50 reserv!ng room and board. Address
SUPERIOR. 251 Columbus-ave.
PRIVATE HOUSE. & rooms: all improve
Ynen,s: splendid neighborhoOd. rent. $50.
b32 East S2d-st.
Two STORY frame house. ~ rooms; oil
improvements; perfect repair: second
floor. Si7; price $4,000; cash, 81. 300.
OWNER. 527 Trinity ave. near East
149th-st.
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nIiSINESS CHANCES.

~o>~D~NN~Nr~NNONN>OoNS0 N>''~D>>>>>.S>
Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Dyer's combi-
nation slate and ruler, automatic powder
box (rovaltyj: Duncan's Try square; 1roys
speed indicating alarm. EDGAR TATE x
COMPANY. Iattlt solicitors. 40 broad
way.
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IsFyRNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

HAWTHORNE. 12s West 59-lIandsome
10 room corner apartments. facing Park.
decorations 70 suit tenanted possession
May /. Janitor or LOUIS kEiL'hh' ID
Liber'y-st
PARLORS UNFINISHED. $40, three
large rooms; electricity. gas. water: phy-
stefan business: also. furnished rooms. 20
West 35th-st. near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

FEW CHOICE FARMS IN Somerset.
MiiGiesex. Morris and Sussex counties.
N j.. also residence properties. IL good
order. near Ncw-YOrk. for sale upon easy
terms: only Il small cash payment re
quired For further information apply 10
HENRY e. GARNER. "a Nassaust
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A. PATENTS FOR sALE.-lngham's car
ne, sire,cher: Smiths lifting jack;
Shea's wrench. Hdlc's matchbox; t1'z-
gerald's railroad tie: automatic bicycle
whistle. EDGAR TATE ., COMPANY, 10
BrOadWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

RENT OR sALE.-Bargains in hotels.
boarding-hcuses and cottages; building
sites reasonable. ISRAEL G. ADAMS &
co Atlantic CITY y !.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.
~~o~oo~~~~~>o-oN~c| ~NNo>NN~~o~NNo>>
A FAMILY. TWO ADULTS having large
attractive apartment would rent front
bedrooms. with privilege Of parlor; location
desirable. near cable and ~. hot water.
elevator restaurant Address WEST
END Tribune Office.
AMERICAN FAMILY. private house g
West $50 st. Will let furnished alcoNe
and small rooms 10 gentlemen. one block
from l. and cable; references exchanged.
FURNISHED SUITE. second and third
floors. sunny rooms, private baths. sim
gle rooms. 50 TO $40. transient or perma-
nent accommodations; highest references.
- West 35th-st
FURNISHED ROOMS. with or withou,
board, terms reasonable; transients. "a
East 34th-st.
LARGE ROOMS, superior cuisine: private
family; to refined party Il West 5ath So.
MADISON-AVE.. C9-Bachclor quarters.
~ and parlor floors. business or private.
steam heated: single roons moderate
price.
PARLOR FLOOR. six light rooms. desir-
able bachelor or club quarters. cpnNcH-
tent principal hotels. clubs. II East Goth
22p- ST. 449 WEST -Doc,ors, attention.
Newly furnished front and back Irior !.
us t'''NHF'4 nun ..'"lf NO. $50, 80
nished rooms for gentleman, near all rail-
roads.
% GRAMERCY PARK -Handsomey fur
nished parOr, bedroom ana private bath /.
also single room. breakfast: reference.
18TH ST. 10 WEST Newly furnished
large sunny back parlor. Doctors oNlco,
use 81 rarlor; private house. reasonable
l42 WEST 18TH ST -Targo. sunny hack
paror. with extension. suitable for ply
sician. dentist. studio. or party Of gentle
men
lu5 WEST llTH-ST.-TwO Handsomely
furnished rooms 20 rent low. private
house. centra. location: references.
% WEST l3gTH- ST. Small adult fam
ily Will let two rooms furnished or IN
furnished, - one OF two gentlemen. rooms
are connected 10y private hall and are suit
able for library and bedroom. OF two bed
rooms. southern exposure.
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Furnished Apartments Toilet.

A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED apart
ment suitable 20 a refined young mar
rid couple or TWO bachelors. situated
above so,h-si West: rent SIPS per month
reliable references required. Address +. o.
h l..s clf
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HELP WANTED.

.NNNODNNNNNN0|SNNN| H01N|0IDON|N|ON/ON
Male.
-WANTED-Men and women 10 on
gage In an easy. paying business at
home. can work day time or evening and
make zoe TO 81 per hour: sure thing:
sample and complete instructions sent for
iOc. WORLD SUPPLY CO.. Rutland. VI.
AGENTS.-Both sexes: latest and best
articles on the market: light 10 handle /;
soils on sight: great demand. Call or ad-
dress r. W. SMALLEY. West Franklin
St. Boston. Mass.
AGENTS TO sell jug whiskey. LICKING
VALLEY DISTlLLlNG Co. Covington.
KY
AGENTS. Local and General In all parts
Union to sell Or. Yale's Dyspepsia Cure;
wi address THE YALE MEDICINE
CO.. 40 Yves, 63d-st. New-York. $500
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FLATS TO-IET.-lnfurn

a. MORTON-ST.-- HsndsOmest new e.e-
ganily decorated fathOuse in 9;h Ward.
portic0 stoop; hot and cold water, range,
private baths and closets. no children.
open sundays; $50 . So.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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ANNUAL FEBRAUARY SALE.-Shop-
soiied trunks. bags and pocketoooks. AT
one-balf regular prices; greatest value in
city in dress-suit cases. sole leather trunks:
old established house. CHARLES
SCHWARTZ, C2 Ath-aye.. near 0th-st
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE-Johnson' =
tooth wash. faggertys whifiietree; Nc
Manus's variable speeding bicycle gear
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