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The Portland daily press., 1896-06-02

DICTURES! FREE! Picturesl We frame
L them! Those In want of pictures should
call on US before going elsewhere. The picture
Thorough bred" given with every picture we
REYNOLDS. 593 Congress ST., next door to
Shaw'S Grocery Store. feb24-w6
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MARRY NE ARRABELLA

A ND | will buy you such pretty ring
"A McKenney's. A thousand of them, the best
the largest, the prettiest stock Engagement
and Wedding. rings special ity. McKENNY
The Jeweler, Monument Square janl5ft
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TO LET,

NOR RENT-Furnjshed cottage on Great
IL Diamond Island, near stamer landing,
with fine view of harbor; has water system
large parlor, dining room and kitchen and
piazzas. Apply to +. NJ. LAWRENCE, Port
land, Me-, may4-u
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WANTED-To buy all kinds of cast off
w clothing. I pay cash for ladies' dresses,
gentlemen's overcoats, all kinds of children's
cloths, carpets, etc. Please send postal to
promptly attended to. 76 Middle street.
24-1
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WANTED-AGENTS.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 70 cents. cash in advance
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SITUATIONS WANTED-By four girls Just
- arrived by boat; capable of any work;
separate or together; strong and willing
to work; want work at once. 5O2 CONGRESS
ST., Room l. gel
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WAN Z Q.

A first class saddle horse, dark or bay points,
not over eight years DID, weighing not less than
sheraton, safe for woman to drive, fearless
of steam or electric cars a reasonable price
will be paid for such horse by applying to
F. H. HAZELTON, SO Exchange street,
Portland, Me. may6dtf
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n OST-A Ladies' "A KIT gold hunting case
/ II Elgin. Return to M'KENNEY, the
Jeweler, and be literally rewarded. PSI
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TO LET-Convenient lower rent of eight
pays the water tax $1s year. Rent S23 a
month. Apply TO A. HARMON, No. 422 Cum
berland street, right hand bell. Call between
Q a. m. and 1.30 p. m. 28-1 =
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CANMAKER WANTED.

Apply to H. c. BAXTER & BRO,
Brunswick, Me. may1Sd10t
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WANTED-An persons in want of trunks
w and bags to call on E. D. REYNOLDS,
593 Congress street, one door above Shaw's
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give bottom prices.
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures. fed4-5
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FOR SALE-fhe solid and substantial story
= brick house built by the late Mr.. c. P. In
heat; sammy exposure; lot 90x55; suffcient to
erect another house on the corner OF Stetson
Place. VIII be sold at a low price to close
estate. BENJAMIN SHAW, 5i1a ExchanSs
street. 2a-ie
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4 OST-A pair of new black bicycle shoes
~ out of a carriage between Palmer's Shoe
store, the Western Promenade, Danforth and
Park streets The finder will please leave at
100 Danforth street. PSI
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L Hill, Cape Elizabeth, convenient to
electrics and supplied with Sebago. Apply to
J. H. WEBSTER, Room 5, First National
Bank, or No. 242 Cumberland street, Port
land. 30-1
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Bile for light driving with road wagon har-
ness, etc. Also four year old sorrell horse,
good driver. Owner has no use for them. Call
at stable % Chestnut St., between L and Q p.
M, or after p. m. 29-1
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TITO LET-Furnished cottages on Great
Il Diamond Island, near steamer landing,
post Office, etc; all conveniences; one Of
seven rooms; one of ten rooms; both have
fine piazzas. A. r. and E. A. DOTEN, 9S
Exchange street. Room %. 2-tf
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y about forty acres of land; good wood
lot; large orchard; buildings in good order;
three miles from Portland. Inquire of MRS.
III Commercial street, Portland, Ne. my1s.i
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For SALE New cottage house on ABA ST.,
= Deering Center. six rooms, cemented eel
lar, papered throughout, Sebago water, lot
50x10o, good garden, large chambers, good
plumbing, near schools, stores and electrics.
Price only $1,000, very easy payments. c. B.
DALTON & CO., 47S1a Congress ST., opp.
PrebIe. 27-1
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ITO LET-Brick house No. 10 Gray street,
l. between Park and State streets; sun in
every room; modern conveniences first class
residence at reasonable rental; immediate pos
session. Apply to G. W. VERRILL, 191 Mid
die street. IL
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NNANTED-An experienced man in a
w grocery store; one who can take full
charge of the business and attend to the
buying. One who can take small financial
interest in the business preferred. Address,
stating experience and references, GROCER,
this office 27-1
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EOR SALE OR To LET-The Homestead
water in Deering. -Four acres Of land with
good house. Oh line of street cars; 10
minutes from Union station; perfect drain
age; Sebago water. As fine a location as
trere is in Deering. Apply to ANDREW
HALVES. StroIdwater. dec27-tf
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ERED T. LUNT, 235 Middle street. will
Il make to order stylish suits from $50 to
$25 Pants from Sc to SO. 7-3
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w ANTED-Capable Protestant woman un-
honest, good disposition for ' general house
work. in family of four adults; reference
required. Address Box 81, Kingston, n. II.
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FOR SALE-16 foot sloop nearly new; nice
= looking and good sailing boat, will be sold
cheap. Inquire at NAGLE'S BOAT SHOP,
end Merrill's Wharf 27-2
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FOR SALE-In Gorham village a pleasantly
situated 2-story frame house and stable
with fruit bearing trees on lot fronting street,
close proximity to churches and schools. A
within thirty days. BENJAMIN SHAW, 5l14
Exchange street. 27-l
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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EOR SALE-Fish Market "a Commercial 81
known as Pierce Bros. A good ehancs
for a man with small capital to do a good
business. For particulars apply to PIERCE
BROS, S4 Commercial street, City. SOL
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
| one week for IS cents. cash in advance.
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NF ONIKA-Falmouth Waits Landing. Fur
WI nished Cottages; rents S75 to $f25 for
season; beautiful view, good boating; soft
charming drives. Inquire on the premises or
address f. T. MERRILL, care OF steamer
Madeleine, Portland, Me. 2-1
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NOR SALE-24 stored house for two
4 families paying rentals of SIT per
month; always occupied, located between
Oxford and Lincoln, Chestnut and Cedar
streets. Price $500; mortgage of $500 now
on it; can remain if desired. W. Il. WAL.
ORION u CO., $50 Middle street. 8-I
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FOR SALE.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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"ANTED-Situation by first class Cooks,
w Table and Chamber Girls, Laundresses,
H0usekeepers, General Girls. We can fill ali
orders. Our help is coming from Mass. now.
MRS. ELLIS, Employment parlors. Plenty of
men for all positions. 27-1
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THO LET-The Eagle Cottage at Evergreen
l. Landing. well furnished; nearly new
five rooms !. price $50 for the season. A. B.
MERRILL, 247 Congress street. 2-1
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FOR SALE-Elegant musical goods justssre-
harps, banjo ,mandolins, guitars, harmonious,
accordeons, comets, popular music, music
Please cafl. HALVES, 414 Congress St. mylS-4
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WANTED-An American woman wants
We situation as housekeeper; is good
cook and capable Of taking entire charge of
house. Address E. r. B., Press Office. 2S-1
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nNE National Cash Register; cost 5000, for
" $3.50; one year old. Address Box 563,
Freeport, Maine. may13-tf
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ITO LET-House, stable and grounds on Pearl
L ST., Woodfords, modern and in excellent
cottages, in different locations. 4I3 Congrsss
ST., WATSON. SOL
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ITO LET-Two furnished cottages on Great
l. Diamond Island, one Of six rooms for
$1OO, the other of nine rooms for S125, for the
season. Either will be sold if desired at a
reasonable figure. Address E., Press Once.
27-I
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ITO. LET-Desirable upper rent of seven
l. rooms in house No AZ West street. Steam
heat and bath. JOHN F. PROCTOR, Cen
tennial Block. 81
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Efok SALE-7Pleasantly situated house for one
family also house for two families, bath
ROOM room, hot water heat, stable on lot; both
piaces centrally located and are for sale at reaA
s9hs ss prices. Inquire of BENZ. G. WARD,
90 EAcnange 81. IL
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EOR SALE-One nice top buggy; can be
Cal.st te ,e7 ~ LlpDy so az 81 laa street;
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Il on Great Diamond Island. Ten fI1rnisbsd
rooms and path room, all the modern improve.
msa1s p Sfw oHn refrigerator has
artesian well on premises. There IL no bett '
view or location in Casco Bay Apply to JOHN
II. VOSE, 23o Commercial street. Portland.
Me. i',HIius
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sfoR SALE-Building lots at Oakdale. The
Deering Land Co. offer for sale on favor.
aoie terms desirable building lots on Forest
and Deering Streets Oakdale. Apply to CHAS.
u ADAMS. Treas, 81 Exchange street
je1eowk20wk
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ITO LET-A six room fiat with bathroom,
papered and located at 929a Congress street,
near Valley street; to family of adults APP
ply to M. II. FOSTER, at Dye House, Is
Preble street. 2S-1
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IF YOUR WATCH KICK
WE will take the kick out of it and make it
w keep good time. Mainsprings Toe, clean
ing 81. 90; handspring and cleaning combined
81. 80; all work hrstolass. MCKINNEY, The
Jeweler. Monument Square. janl5tf
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A. IRL WANTED--To go to Peaks Island as
" housekeeper for the summer, Apply to
IL Franklin street, day time only. c. WAY.
26-l
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THO LET-A desirable tenement in house
Il No. 40 Bracket street; modern improve
ments, heating, &c. B. d. VERRILL, 1871
Middle street. 2-1
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WY ANTED-A capable girl for general
| w homework; must be a good cook and
willing to go out of town. References re-
CURED. Apply between and in the eve
ming to MRS. S. A. STEVENS, 81 Spring
street. 28-1
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FOR SAI.E-A Sloop, nearly new, 38 feet IoEA
Il IA feet beam. drought 5 feet; for furthef
particulars inquire of JOHN III. FREEMAN.
IL Exchange St., Portland Me, 2e-I
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ITO LET-A very desirable sunny rent of 7
l. looms and bath, with modern improve
ments, on State street. Apply to GEO. F.
under U. S. Hotel, Monument square. 81
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TITO LET-Rent 40 Cumberland street, six
Il rooms, rent 249 Congress street, six
Island, inquire Of W. II. sARGENT, corner G1aser
of Cumberland and Washington streets. 81
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DOR RENT-The first class house, No. SO
Il Park street, ten rooms and bath, hot
JAMES L. RACKLEFF, No. 5i3 Exchange
street. 81
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| ID ENT-A very desirable rent on State street
IL of rooms and bath. Steam heat and
| modern c0nveniences. Apply to W. H.
| BROWN, % Free street. 29-1
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no LET-A nice new modern fiat of rooms
4 and bath, sunny and very pleasant rooms.
all good size. Everything separate. Heat by
furnace. This is one of the best rents in the
city, on Sherman st. Rent $500 month and
water. COLESWORTHY BOOK STORE, 80
Exchange ST. 24-1
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TO LET-Beach cottage for the season. The
4 cottage with stable on the sea wall at
Ocean Park, owned by the late Rufus Deer
ing and thoroughly furnished. Enquire of
MRS W. j. ORR, Lewis street. Price $50 a
MONTH 81 r.
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A n INVENTOR wishes some one to back
N him financially in patenting a neat
little thread cutter and fastener combined.
business and have some money need answer
this. Address INVENTOR, Box 1888, Damaris-
Gotta, Me. 30-1
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ITO LET-Large front room with board; all
Il modern improvem ents, at s'THE BAINE
HOUSE, SO Spring street, City. 81
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RooMs AND ,BoARD-Wanted for the
LII summer by fon young men, two large
or three medium, adjoining rooms with
board not far from City building; rooms to
be unfinished except carpets. Address X.
I. c., Press Office. "2-1
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WTANTED-You to try Notox Up to date
w beverage. Wild cherry, phosphate clar-
ct, orange, raspberry; costs consumer less than
one cent glass. Made in minute For
health, economy and flavor. no equal. For sale
by druggists and groeerS. BOZ
The Yale expositor., 1896-12-25
Miss Mary. Detroit.

You have the zodiacal sign Sagit-
tarius, whicn Jupiter rules, rising al
your birth. and therefore Jupiter Is
your ruling planet or significator. Sag
ittarius usually denotes person above
medium height; well proportioned
and commanding figure; the complex
ion clear and healthy; the hair near
chestnut color growing thin and form
ing a notch above the temples; thu
forehead is full and broad; the eyes ex
pressive; the laugh is loud. merry and
cheerful: you ere jovial, happy, gener'
Gus and charitab bic: you are kind to an
inials and fond OF fine horse; you are
not as conservative as you should be
and are liable TO get into too large
deals: you are natural leader and
have plenty CT courage to carry any
scheme through that you know is legit-
innate: you always have certain kind
OF good luck that does not seem TO
come to others: you may apparently be
on the brink OF a financial precipice
and Just ready 10 tumble over, yet
something Will turn in your favor and
pull you through all right.
The Yale expositor., 1896-12-25


face to / lie a smile. not because the
smile was unbecoming, for Dr. Ed
moDds is the handsomest as well as
the most popular physician on the
North Side. but because he wished to
take his caller in Ill seriousness. Look
ing down upon the girl with the most
earnest expression at his command, he
said: Eyes. Sissy: can say, without
Dragging, hope, that know all about
the way TO get babies"
Are you sure, DR.. Edmonds"
"Sissy, my little friend. l am quite
sure; it is subject l have studied
very carefully"
well, then" resumed Sissy, II think
l can trust you. Have you really
brought very many babies. doctOr:"
Every many. indeed; in fact l bring
most of the nice babies in this part Of
the city. Dc you know that pretty lit
tie Dlue-eyed baby sister of Ethel Mum
roeY"
"Yes. sir"
'And the little black-eyed boy baby
nj Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert s-the very first
one they ever hadY
Eyes; know them we'll"
"Well, brought both of them"
"Oh-hv' exclaimed Sissy; ''then I'm
so glad l came to you, doctor, for they
are the sweetest babies | ever saw. DO
you think, doctor, you could get anpth-
er like them!'
well, l don't know. Sissy, but / am
willing 10 try. Do you want me to
bring one to your house,
That's just what | came for, DR.
Edmunds." replied Sissy. in n tone Of
the most touching confidence THE
other day papa and l were talking
about what we should get for Christ
mas present for mamma, and he
thought of all sorts of things. and so
did |, but nothing we could think Of
was half good enough, doctor. and we
just couldn't agree. But yesterday
mamma said to me: Sissy. how would
you like TO have little baby-brother
or sister-tO play withI' And | Just
clapped my hands, because | thought
it would be SO nice. you know; and
then we talked about long time. till
most dark and mamma said she didn't
know where in the world TO get a baby.
unless you would bring one. That SET
me TO thinking. l thought most all
night. and after n while | just deter
mined to come to you and see if you
couldn't get mamma n baby for n
Christmas present. If you would. doc
tor o, l would be so happy. and I'm
sure papa would pay you just as much
money as you would want"
"Um-m." murmured the doctor. stroll-
ing his fine black beard thOughtfully;
did you say you wanted this baby on
ChristmaS?"
Eyes. sir. on Christmas morning-in
mammals stocking"
well" the doctor replied. consider
mind. II think there will he no trou-
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PauI O., Chicago.

You have the zodiacal sign Taurus.
which Venus rules. rising at your birth,
and therefore Venus Is your ruling
planet or slgniicator. The sign Taurus
usually denotes a person with short,
but full, strong and well-set stature
broad forehead; dark. curly hair; dark
complexion: broad full chest and
shoulders short thick neck; wide nose
full, pouting lips; you will have a
habit Of shaking your head sideways
when talking earnestly. You are very
quiet, peaceab.e and patient in your
disposition, have great love for the
beautiful in art and nature; you are
very fond of the fine arts, such es
music, painting, drawing, sketching,
etc. You are fond OF good living and
generally man .ge to get 1t; you are
subject TO attacks of the blues without
any apparent rood cause You seldom
lose control Of your temper, yet when
you do you become furious. You dis
like to chance your business or loca-
ton and have great love for home and
its pleasant surroundings.
The Yale expositor., 1896-12-25
He Found Out.

good East Winthrop, Maine, deacon
got into a discussion the other day
with a newspaper man relative to the
size of hole horse could go through.
The solution came quicker than he an
ticipated. Going to his stable, he
found that his horse, weighing over
1000 pounds. had fallen through e
scuttle into the cellar, ten feet below,
without receiving a scratch, although
the dimensions of the scuttle we're
fifty-four inches one way by 1874 the
other.-Ex.
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WHAT A BOIHER THEY AXE.
keep on at work until they are worn
out and die, and then someone else
takes 1t up. Oh, it is a dreadful both
err"
Lenrc's hand crept into his pocket
and fingered the money doubtfully.
"And there are people who go out in
the new countries, and live in mis-
cradle little cabins, and have scarcely
enough to eat or to wear, and no money
to buy books, or papers. or Christmas
presents, or to send their children to
school, all because they are trying to
teach the poor people about Jesus, and
keep them from growing as wicked and
lawless as the heather themselves.
What bother 1t must be to give up
everything sou
Lenny's hand crept into his pocket
and laid about half the money back
upon the piano, but Esther went on as
IL she had not seen him.
And then there are the heather:
Just think how many men and women
have left their homes and their friends,
and gone away to try to win those poor.
ignorant creatures from worshipping
idols. and numbering their children
and their sick friends, and leaving their
poor old parents to starve to DEATH
Just think, Lenny, OF the fathers and
mothers who have seen their dear chill
dren dying in these unhealthy regions,
or had to send them away from them
TO save their lives-of the martyrs that
have given up their own lives. all for
these heather. l think they are a
dreadful bother. And when, besides
this. l remember how much trouble
they have been to God, and how much
they have cost Him, / am sure they
must be precious or He never would
have given His Son to save them.
For II we would give all VIC have, our
money and our lives, we never could
give so much as God gave-for them,
and us, Lenny." Lenny's lips quivered
a little, bit he laid the rest of the
money DOWN with a bang. as he said,
There, Esther, you needn't talk any
more; that's Gods money in this pile,
and | guess wouldn't be mean
enough to touch IT.
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teristics health, wealth, business, mar
riage. etc. The facts and evidence Will
justify at al. times and to all persons
the co.,, lusioi that some are natural
ly fortunate while others are just the
opposite ana ,ome just an average.
The astrologer always finds a marvel
Gus sym parity existing between the in
dirdtions Of horoscope and the life OF
the person born M any particular time
For Tho beuaf. Of the readers OF this
paper We viii publish FREE in these
columns The zodiacal sign rising at
youI birth including your ruling planet
and a brief character reading by AS
trology. Those wishing readings
should send the following data written
plainly IT Ink, Eek, race or national
ity place Of birth including state,
county and Try. year, month, date
hour and minute OF birth, A. M. or +.
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Note:-The following readings are
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sign IN which II Is placed at birth, also
the planets in confguration with it:
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buy cap with roses in il: and this
is the baby's. I'm going to get her
a Whole lot of chocolate creams and
peanuts; and this is for you, Esther,
only | shan't tell what l am going to
buy" Lenny stopped. and Esther
tried very hard not to laugh at the
thoughts of papa with a ring and man.
ma in a red necktie. But there's an
other pile, Lenny," she said. Eyes.
that's just the trouble; seems to me l
ought to have some of my money my
self. l can tell you l worked hard for
that money, Esther"
"Well, then, this pile is yours, is
it?"
Eyes, l thought So" said Len, slow
ly, only the minister said we should
remember TO save some OF our gifts
for the poor. l think poor folks and
heather are an awful bother. Esther"
And Len looked up defiantly, as if
ready to endure all that Esther might
say in answer to such a shocking senti-
menr. To his great surprise Esther
said quietly, so do /, lennv; some
TIMES l feel about discouraged when |
think what bother they are"
Lenny's fat hand reached out and
transferred the sixth pile TO his
pocket.
There's lots OF folks taking care
of them, too. and giving them money
and things" he said.
Yes said Esther, there are people
in the great cities who spend their
whole time looking after these poor
persons, visiting them at their homes.
begging fuel to keep them from freez-
ing, and food to keep them from starry
ing, getting them into hospitals when
they are sick. and teaching them to
work. They don't do this for pay, but
just for the dear Lords sake, and they
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a superhly Anpolnted rrnln.

Undoubtedly the handsomest train
between Chicago and st. Paul, Mime
apolis. the Supporters and Duluth is the
North Western Limited, (which leaves
Chicago at 6:30 p. m, daily via the
North Western Line Chicago & North
Western R'y). Its equipment, which
is entirely new throughout, and en-
braces Compartment Sleeping Cars,
standard Sleeping Cars. Dining Cars
and ladies' coaches, has every luxury
which imaI ination can conceive or mind
invent for tne comfort and convenience
of passengers. All agents sell tickets
via the Chicago &c North Western R'y.
For full information apply TO agents of
connecting lines. or address w. Il.
Kniskern, G. p and T. A. Chicago, III.