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names.
Plenty to Do.

A plan for "Bicycle Relief Corps
for the benefit of those who are IN
iured by accident or otherwise while
out or their wheels is boing fayorably
received by wheelers in New York
City. 1t will he the aim of the corps
to give such immediate relief in time
of need as the nature of tho injury
will permit, and to assist the injured
to pace of safety. The idea is to
equip the corps with all the materials
required by G field hospital; and
Judging from the accidents reported
there daily the bicycle life savers
vould have plenty to do.-Pittsburg
Dispatch,
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Tile French In Africa.

Late reports from West Africa say
that France will soon have 100, 900
men under arms in the neighborhood
Of Wadelai, on the Upper Nile. Prep
arations are also being made at Loar :
60 for an expedition of 1000 men, in.
Guiding many white troops and Sene
galese sharpshooters to Lake Tchad,
Two large steamers from France reach
Logago every month now,
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A LITTLE WHILE.

A little while little love,
The hour yet bears for thee and mo,
Who have not dawn the veil to SEQ
II still our heaven be lit above,
Thou merely at the days last sigh,
Hast felt thy soul prolong the tone;
And I have heard the night-wind cry
And deemed its speech my own.
A little while little love,
The scattering autumn boards for u.s.
Whose bower is not yet ruinous
Nor quite unleav'd our songless grove,
Only across the shaken boughs
We hear the floodtides seek the sea,
And deep in both our hearts they rouss
One wall for thee and me.
A little while little love,
May yet be ours who have not said
The word it makes our eyes afraid
To know that each is thinking Of,
Nor yet the end; be our lips dumb
In smiles little season yet,
I'll tell thee, when the end is come.
How we may best forget.
Dante Gabriel Rosetti.
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salmon.

There are many varieties of salmon
in tins. hut to make really nice dish
tb salmon steaks or outlets should be
chosen. II the tin is opened careful y
and the liquor poured away, the fish
can be turned aut and decorated as
wished. If wanted hot, the tin should
be heated in hot water before opening.
The cheaper brands of salmon, in
which the fish is not whole, would do
admirably yell for outlets and small
savories, or for salads, if well seasoned
and mixed with the vegetables.
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rr.o Lntc IA NTend.

There Is . point beyond which medication
cannot 60. Be ore it is too late to mend, per-
sons OF rheumatic tendency. inherited or
acqnir,d. should use that benignant defense
aga nss tho lurther profess Of the sup'r-
tenacious malady-rheumatism. The name
Of this proven rescuer is Hnstetter's Stomach
Biteers, which. IL should also be recollrcted,
cures fyspel sia, liver complaint, Fever and
ague, debility and nervousness
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-09-30

Al who use Dobbins' Electric Soap praise it
% tho bsst. cheapest and most economical family
soap made: but II you Will try it onco It will
tell . still stronger tale Of its merits itself.
Pleas tiy Il. Your grocer will supply you.
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Hadn't the Antidote.

CATER all, We didn't eat the water
melon last night"
"We couldn't; found out we hadn't
any quirine in the house."
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Helm Wanted.

Men that can pro luce business to sell
month"; installment bonds. Liberal commits.
Mons and bonu paid. Address U. S. Bond
and Mortgage Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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A LADY OF TIE ROAD.
BIZ CLINTON ROSS.

ANY times we dis.
cussed it after the
weary day was over,
and the orrow
promised but another
as weary. We saw
before US vacation,
and Arcadia. Tom
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.Iused It FOR letter which had been running
far ave Yeas. Nothing could give relief un-
iii led your medicine. and one box made
Anal cuTe." Mrs. S. z. HART,
Cross Trails, Ala.
ibox By mail for soc. in stamps.
], T. SHUPTRINE. Savannah, Ga.
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"Oh, I don't know" said ].
ssHow Harry and Fred"
"And Fred?" I said, beginning to
suspect every man.
"On, he's my brother. How they'd
laugh, was going to say. But joke
is with him who laughs last with
your friend, think"
"He thought you Dick Turpin dis
guised," 1 said, trying to make his
case bit worse.
"He might have knoHp," she said,
as if much provoked.
"Yes. he might" assented.
Yet in strict fairness I felt called on
to let him know my perGdy; and that
night, as We sat smoking and review
ing the days adventures, said:
"She thinks you insuferable, Tom.
mic"
"5he told you that alrsady?"
"Why, yes," 1 replied with rather
self-consclous air.
"I say, Fletch, I believe there will
be more fun in this house than on the
road. I don't believe We can have
another adventure-like-"
Like getting your wheel stolen.
Do you want another?"
"5he's an amusing girl" said Tcm.
mie inconsequently.
s'Yes, she is" I agreed. "But-
you see you've offended her."
"And you haven't?"
"Oh, don't know. said from the
first you would get your wheel back
"-And you told her that, and that
insisted she was thief.
"Well, yes, I admitted. 81 believe
did" 49,
"And you think she will like you
any better for running me DOWN." he
asked as sarcastically as he could.
"Who said / wanted her to like me?"
"Your manner-you conceited ass.
"You ars the conceited ass TomEcie
for you think you have made an I'M
preston.
"Well, now that yoa mention it, /
hope I may have
"And that I hadn't?"
"Well, yes," Tonimie answered
honestly.
''You think you can by being dis.
agreeable"
"Look here, Fletch, let's solve for
ourselves that moot question, which
way will make the more impression on
a girl like that. iattery or brutal
frankuess.
"We may break ner hearS," said !,
resolved that ], not he, should do the
breakage.
"She'll look out for that" Tommie
said.
cor she may break ours" / com,
mepted.
"We'll risk that" said Tommic.
"We may end by disliking each
other" I went on.
"Oh, if 1 lose, I'll not hold it against
you," said Tommie.
"But may against you,' / said.
"Such a Tom-hoy sort of girl,
f. tool" said Tommie.
81 think you wrong her. 1 have
found some fine qualities"
"Oh, you have. Well. you're quick
one," he retorted.
Tboae 1ear neople who formally
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A Final Cure.

He that is ungr tefui has no guilt but one.
all other crimes NAV pass for virtues in HIM
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The Latcs Hit.

whrn any one has Offended you. try toraise
your soul so hi b that of .nse cannot reachit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-09-30

am ertiralv cured of hemorrhage Of lungs
by Piso's Cure, for Consnmption: LOUISA
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Mrs wirslow's soothing Syrup for children,
feething. softens the gums. reduces infiamm.rl
sion. aIIaFa nain.cures wind cnlic. 25c = bnrtls
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Those dear people who formerly
lived in Arcadia successfully ellmina.
ted pain and jealousy and rivalry-at
least judging from their own accounts;
they doubtless lied q bit abont it. For
in my own experience am bound to
say that there may be drawbacks, even
to Arcadia. My consciousness of a
flaw in the place began when I saw
that Tommie was absorbing rather too
much of her attention. ! felt ut first
that she was but leading him on, and
then i began to have some grave sus.
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Campaign So ,g. "1s to l." by Hafiey.
Everybody cal ing for 1t. Picture of Bryan
q. title page worth more than price. Send
CSC. and get one Discount to trade. The W..
c. Haley Co., 14t Marietta St.. Atlanta. Ga.
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flows This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catsrrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
u. CHENEY & Co., Props. Toledo, O..
We, tn 8 undersigned. have known I. j. Che
ney for the last 10 ears, and believe him per-
ard financially able to carry out any obliga.
ton made by their firm.
WIsc & TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.
Ohio.
w4GDfSe, KIsNAv c MARVIN, Wholesale
nru gi.ts, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, act-
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur:
faces OF the system. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold
b. all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Ealrs Family Pills are the best.
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FITSstopped free and permanentiycured. No
fits after first days use OF DIR. KLisE's GREAT
NERVE REsToRER. FresS2 irinl bottieand treat
Use. Send to DR.. Kline. a3l Arch St. Phtla., Pa.
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I "It's 10 matter" said [, "Pm
sorry. 1t was natural mistake.
She looked at me with werld OF
thanks in the hlue eyes. Did 1 tell
you before they were blue? Tommy
calmly walked to his wheel.
81 am glad you did it," he said,
"because it has given me a chance to
know you"
"You're atrocious," she said; and
turned and fed up the road behind the
gateway.
"Tommie," said J, ':you'ro cad. I"
Tommie leaned on his wheel and
| whistled.
"Wasn't she iolly?" he said. "Ill
follow"
"You are not going to do anything
of the kind" I cried. But he is al
ways stubborn, and it ended by me
following him.
The road led from the wood into q
broad sunny lawn, which was domi-
mated by great stone house, where a
man was Just stepping into high dog
cart.
"Why," said Tommie, "it's Whar.
ton"
At the moment Wharton saw us.
"Well, I Declare" he cried, coming
forward.
"She didn't lie, said Tonmie. "He
is the Harry os the Harry and Fred
probably"
sDid you think che did?" l cried
fiercely; but Tommie was explaining
to Wharton that we had lost our way
and Wharton was insisting on the
hospitality of the Merivale house,
which he had rented for the summer,
lie explained, and Tomnlie was accept
Ing while 1 stood speectlless. At the
moment our lady of the road came
out of the house and tlushed at the
sight of us, and looked as if she wanted
nothing SO much as to take to her
heels. Wharton presented us. "Miss
Rose Burton" Tommis had the au-
dacity to say, "we've met befole."
"You have" said Wharton.
81 don't remember" she said, Civ
ing Tommie glance that would have
troubled me, but only seemed to de.
light him. But she rewarded me by
turning and extending her hand and
saying in low voice, "I don't see
why your friend is 80 odious about
that mistake"
81 don't know, I'm sure, L said.
Mrs. Wharton just then appeared and
I had her-I don't mean Mrs. Whar.
ton-quite to myself-an opportunity
1 tried to deserve. I began to believe
that Arcadia was all the poets have
claimed for it. I told her that l knew
it was q mistake from the first; and,
to be frank, didn't try very hard to
defend Tommie's churlishness. told
her she had rather startled me when I
saw her mount Tommie's wheel like
=
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LAGRANGE FEMALE COLLEGE

LAGRANGE, GA.
Opens September Is. 1926. Brick buildings; electric
lights. watorwo X. baths. ,gymnaSirim CsaHerTs.
and Voico Culture specialties. flocut,on hne.
bookkeeping and har nohy free. sLt sin s,as ia, Z
cal uniform Hea h unsurpassei Bet social SUI
rounding, Paps board wit facu ty in Col ego Home.
RUFUS w. SMITH, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-20
for Sale.


Tor SALE OR EXCHANGE Superior wooden hun
Il steamer. length. 2f2 feet breadth. 30 feet depth
feet inches has Is staterOoms fine ladies' and sen,
sleeping cabin. and everything make 1fs-e,aqs MIR,
boat. could BE- made exceptional good excurl,r
steamer allowed 800 night pass 900 day lghsa
by electricity. and 1000 candle power search gf,'
speed 10 miles hour. VIII exchange above s,sane,
FOR ligh'-s-aught excursion boat capacity 70 o..
speed. IL 20 Is Address wM ~ TALBOT is3o n
Bond ST. Baltimore. Nd. ~
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription. Tor tn. I'm
~ une received at ther Uptown once No 2g2 RI
way. "a door north ~ 3lst un,i O'Clock o. m al
vertisements received the following branch Offices
regular Office rates until O'Clock y, So
ave cor. 23d ~ 1872 6th-aye cor l2th-s' Macv,s
6h and l4h-st.. f2 Columhus-aYe We,f crs
JOG West 42I-si 9Th 70 East ian =, ~,
West 42i-st between 7ih and sth 80 ras, ,-,b
St; 1893 3d-ave.. between 76ta and I7h i02s a.
ave. 6lst-st: Los lsf-aye. s9fh ~ Gso "a
ave- flsi-st. s5l 3i-ave. 2iO Iyeerker 81. sss
Blocker St zoos 81 ave. go East 10Th sf ia2i -
ave- 6G2 81 ave: - Amsterdam ave. fOs g2s
ifs Fast lein-st.' 2S Est is'h-s' SO On ave si
bh-ave., ll52 81 ave- c1ih ~. .ri Ffsf sst ..
GO Broadway. 1883 "a Save; 100 sh ave. IBIS 2i-ag.
10 9Th ~ the Harlem Oflcef 20ii 3d-ate na,
li3ih-st. 1856 East l2Jth-sf. - ave. 2t3 Ws.,
i25th-st bet. 7ih and Sh ayes $50 West ilsff g, A,
the Brooklyn Ofres 33I Fulton - ~ Fulton Z,
Courts, ~ Broadway. T. T.. i52 Broadway r. n,
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REAL ESTATE.
Ry-sINEss AT THE EXCHANGES.

d. Phoenix Ingraham sold yesterday in FORE
closure. at the Real Esate Salesrooms three lots'
HxS. on the north side Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
enty-Arst-st. 100 feet west of Auduoon-ave" 10
Morris Vollmann for $.loc
H. w Powell has sold the two three-story o"e"-
ings on the north side OF Observation-Disclosures
seventh-st between the Boulevard ana Aihs'e'
Henry +. Cook. who has filed plans for four nve.
.torv IA houses to be erected at the northease
eo-rsr Of Riverside Drive ana Eighty sixth-st IS
likely 10 rouse the wrath OF the owners OF me
dwellings in the Drive No apai .ment houses nav
vet heen nut up between Seventy seconu-st anu
one hundred and twenty -second-st IN KNersiue
Drive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-20

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tie Trib-
y une received at their Uptown once No 1912 Broad
way "a door north Of 3ist-st until O'Clock =. ad
versemcnts received the following branch offices AZ
regular Office until O'Clock p viz 21i SIN
ave s. C. cor 23i- ST 1852 6h-ave. 18th st; Macy \
l4thst: 142 columbIs-ave. near West Ubn
", 42d ST. Gthayc.. 92 East lfh-st; 2o1
West 42dst. between eth and sth aves j9 East lItn-
St 1888 3d-ave between 10Th and nth sts LOIS 3D.
ave. 6st-st: Los ist-ave S'th-st 600 "a
ave-. 4lst-st. 55f 30 ave 2O Becker St: 80
Bleecker-s Zoos 3dave.: 2i0 East 18Th St. l,2l I'd
2G62 Sd ave; - Amsterdam ave. tO2 West 42d-st
lGh-st; 2S East ash sos Wh-ave; OOl
9th-ave i52 3d-ave 67n- 2Ot East sjth ST.,
800 Broadway: 1853 3d-ave 100 sth-ave 1918 I'd ave-
153 9Th ave At Harlem Offices: 2Oj ID near
ii3th-st.; l5G East 25h-st. near 81 ave; 2f3 IVES,
l2lh St bet It'll and sth ayes $40 West l4Jth St ~
the Brooklyn Offices 397 Fulton-s 726 Fulton ct %
6'ourt-st IS Broadway. r. D.: 1873 Broadway T.. D.:
I l52 Myre-ave. near Broadway
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MISCELLANEOUS.

S~~N-ONNNN~IN0NDo~~~.N~O N0ONNO~~-NO'NN00NNN
CEL.EBRAT I'd LAVALLIERE tORSETS
now 20 for almost nothing; don't forge,
to get one: SOC. buys 81 % kind; unique
chance. JAMMES. 900 Broadway.
DRAPERIES and CURTAINS To order AZ
makers prices. upholstering in all
branches: also agency for folding spring
couch bed. GEORGE LOCKHART. 12S
NVeet ri e.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE.-s35O 900 piece Of CEN
trail Chicago property producing fair In
~ome. lncumbrance 100000. VIII take
clear Kansas City or st. Louis. Mo. prop
erty, or good stocks or bonds VIII give
bargain 10 party able 10 assume incum-
brance C. c. sPOTSWOOD. Room T0i.
ll5 La Sale-st.. Chicago III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-20
On sirnttion
For Both sexes.-country.

WESLEYAN ACADEMY. wfLBRAHAM Mass Botn
w sexes Nine Specialists In Classcs, ATS
and Music Enlarged endowment lnsures superior ad
vantages at moderate expense: s0h year Opens sept
10 1895. For catalogue, address
-. Rev WILLIAM Z NEWHALL. Princlpal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-20
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings and alterations
filed to-day
New buildings office:
66th-st and Riverside Drive. corner, FOR five
four-story brick Cats. by Henry + Cook Of
No 80 West sSh-s; INSTRUMENTATION. $4,000
esd Western Boulevard. for
three-story brick hotel. by Louis Brush. Of
No 30 Cedar Place, owner; Jacob BIttscher. 49,
lessee Ipooo
Alterations. main office:
1c;h-ave. No 554 by John owens Spring
ley y y. Flynn Bros. lessees; altera-
tiOns four-story brick hoel............... 200
ESSEX -. No 8. by Max Cohen, Of No 240 Gin
ton-s owner: Max Nerscheisr. lessee. altera-
q four story brick hote. ...............
Broadway. Nos l.2l5 10 i.225 by Augustin DAILY.
OF No 12l5 Broadway. alterations 10 a four
brick theatre 1900
18th 2 sth-ave. by William " Aston
of 20ih Il. alterations
four-sory brick store and nat ............... $50
New buildings. uptown Office.
Aqueduct- ave = % Il Of Buchanan Place for
two and half story frame dwelling, by
Isaac VI Carpendae. II No q West l32d-s
Trrsny-s 269 u n OF 18Th s.. for
story frame shed. by Carmin Seicke. owners. $50
Alterations
Franklin ave. s. % Il Of ColuInbine ave. by
Charles Ienbach, owner, 10 a TWO story frame -
dwelling tftt''+' -
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rom sALR.

Noro~NNNNNDNNO.NNNN-N
At REDUCED PRICES -5OU secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE n EDDY. 3Dy Mad!
s0n-Af.
CHEAP Victor bicycle in first class con
ditiOn. with extra saddle and all access
series. reason for selling got a new one
price $50. cal, evenings at - +. l2It1 st.
LIBERTY WHEEL cheap FOR cash. Ad-
dress r. s. V. T.. Tribune Ofce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-20
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

PONIES FOR SALE-Suitable for children
and breeding cheap TO make room for
boarding horses. Address Or. o. &. JACK
SON Jamaica Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-20
Real estate i11anteo.
Go Get for Business pnrposes

BUILDINGS STORES LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
ID on Chambers Spruce Beekman. Fulton John, Maiden
Lane Dey Barclay Park Place. Park Row. Nassau VIII
lam Gold Cff Pearl Water and many other streets
rutland G. WHITING. Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-20
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

NNO~O~<N~~NN~|N~N0N"~No(N N~N"NN(~|ONNN~S0~O~
Mnlc.
COOK-By nrst-class chef. underSta nd
ing all branches of French and Ameri
can cooking. FOR an Institution or club
best references. CHEF. 3Si Myrtle ave.
Rrpoklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-20

LAUNDRESS By Young canadian N'nl.
an as nrs, class iauniress in Amei 20"
family. j. good shirt ironer c.iS 't ..un-
try. io5 West sab st.. care Miss ~ ''"-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Io~o~.~o.~~~o~ocooo
Gnnnfrv

Country.
A BARGAIN nj Schooley's Mountain
n. j.. near the hotels. on macadam road
from Hackettstown: healthful location.
farm 90 acres. COOL buildings. house. with
bath. running water range. Sf.lp. Ed
WARD i. HAMILTON & CO. 90 Bway
THE ORANGES. n. J. "a speciality
Residences for rent. for occupancy on or
after Sept / also. sale 5000 10 $40 OO
upward; terms IN suit. Full particulars
F. p. HAMILTON e. Co. as 'iiway. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-20
Qearrrrs.

HERMAN DRISLER. A NJ. IL. r.. COLUMBIA, 0
III EAST 10TH ST.-PRTVATE INSTRUCTION during
Summer Successful experience in preparing students Tor
College. Classics. Mathematics. Fench and German
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Wal. ''''~
FARMER. TsEFI,I, y.N
10 'f.f1lier. strong a',iIc ''an
branches. good ulik.r t,-.,.... III
Win AZ tools rtalc Haxr re.erero
TEETER. = East lll'N ~
cADprNt.p al t-,,.,,,.--. ----
man. singie. - ,osI. ~, h'1efly
D. ,',ses isrt.rs,-i.,. 90. ''n'e gfeer-
sition charge gentlemen. place No..
GARDENER. care Punt1sr. 10 isf-sf
GARDENER. By experienced 49,
AZ vesr. IA siryL g .'-n"r,
wants sf,usffr, In y.,,I..,..-. .--s,
.'',,,,.,.,, ,,'tfi,,o t.ae.
: c,ro - Pev .sss Alare"
H-fIgcn,r, sor, '''NNe.
,.,u,.,.>..,,
'Nh'rN hN' q. ~ ing man - as
N.s.h"l fii,ltr NJ uf.' man % gen
u'nah p'd'" as-iff I'D gf- Use kiicb-
en-. strlen ana it"h' ~ ON" ani mix;
Rroadwsv. -"
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"Aisi't''r FIX. ~ qua. -nss 10
1870. 49, '' hr'-
~ .ass ''ie'e".'S' anu tribune
once.
GARDENER. German gardener snonhs
nls business IN az hran Ne' 'iasaiiln
~ All KINDS ~ plants ard sr'' rs lalms
carnations. chrysanif'mp'ns ora o,Ar
choice plants for market Df pr.I1'e use.
good vegetable gardener age - single: I
lions. Ike fo e. Fast rrua ff.f .f.aHr ~.
sI,ion aiken. car ctRI-1,N b 40 -
ave. between Union and I.-.-,er a..
Hrooklvn
"Ahl'ENt 'k.-nSins.e. ~ IAN y.ars
vegetables. fruits ana all g.r, ~ . gsni',.
mans plac'. references. X $. n
-,..-.... --
'Ai - -. sn. l..'t'iS iN 'afeill.
IN green houses ves.,,ii.. i.u..,
out II grounds n,snaesn.e-- ~ le.r 81,
the arreral raauirofrerf ami ~.r,f,. ii,
genfleran.s es'ahiishfrart mara ~
MARSUEN. West New brighton s,,,s,
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GARDENER and FLORIST. --T..foIg "
practical 10 at hranrl'. = DO fIe. ness:
competent o. take fun cnarge ana man
agemen' = gentiemar's place q. NJ ,
DE Harie st. M.rrisiown. y +
GARDENER German 49, marr'el m.
chid. take care - lawn flowers. g-eea-
houses. garden. Understands ft. care
horses. cows. references gwen. a H IL
MEL. 22G Central ave- Jersey ~
- ~ ~ FIX ahh J. y 'tsl- Marie. AKA
o. 9eatr tNi l'th ana u years
ai.sI'S't. sNi, 'l'..' 'np"ien' 'o axe
eniire charge ~ geniieman's place. present
Cirsat River Irng rsi,rs y '"'''".
'Ni'pfNfh. FLORIST ON ra0fiarrlr's
pace. married. practical experience n
greenhouses. dfndfIYN AMI r.ea |.Iaas
ga Sa--'e ni,l. god r'ferenc.,-. g.. Bor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-20

COACHMAN. CSEFUL-MAN Married. ~
family. country place. understands care
horses. harness carriages. lawn. furnace.
sober. willing. reliable. good references. G..
Chatham ~ j.