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New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
II II-lV- "A''If
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo $50 l. NJ Pullman Nestihule pay
Coaches and Pdrl0f-tars. Through car l. Rochester
pnlns-Csr soryice. Meals Ia Connects at Bui
falo with through Sleeper Chicago.
I2:iO u. VI. daily. except sunday for Maucn Chunk
and Intermediate points.
IlOP.M. aaily. except SUNDAY. FOR Wike sharrc
Pttsion scranton and principal intermediate stations
Connects fof all points in coal regions Chair to
Wilkesh8rTr.
4I0P.M. daily. except :unday. for Wkesbarre
pttsion scranton and PRINCIPAL intermediate stations
with all points IN Goa i'Si1l pullman fHtct
Psfior-f'ar % Wikcs cslaflr.
5:l5 r. VI. daily for EAsTON and intermediate sta
GoP. VI. daily. except SUNDAY. Express for Stating
PRINCIPAL Intermediate stations. Connects Tor
Reading HARRISBURG. chair Slafiuston.
,::.O l.. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all points Pullman sleeper Nestihuled train
y Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto.
S::,u u. VI daily. SUNDAY, for Easton. Bethle
hem Nauch Chunk. Sayr.. tiencN Rochester and Buf-
fslo Pullman sleeper FOR Bufdlo.
300 T. NJ daily FOR ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHEs-
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
Nest Pullman Sleeper Chicago and Buffalo. Sleeper
Wkesbarre
Additional local trains daily except SUNDAY. for
POTND BROOK Intermediate points leave follows;
e.OD A. NJ @ AGO $50 =. NJ. -
and 323 broadway. 81 East 18th ST. l3G East lth st.
i27 Bowery y y $50 Fulton 81. Court 81, ~ broad
Brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN.
New-york Transfer Company viii call Tor and check
baggage from hotel or residence through to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08

CLYDE LINE. ,s-o..
Spf'Iii AND SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE ANb All. FLORIDA POINTS.
Trrm Tisr .. T. o. N.-' n: Roosevelt So. o..
ipDyf-Dl~ tnafif-f.l nfif ...-.. Ne're4isy Zee .
AI<apNvflN. JlrtsrrylAe direct W~ln'elaf bee. g
CONANiIiE Charleston 4 Jacksonville .frida" Dec II
SEMINOLE Jacksonville direct TUESDAY. Dec. Is
steamer lrtr fr.f-'Iirf its-fnsrf ar.'nfl stations
WA j. CLYDE a co. General Agent
l4,wiing Green. y Y.
cent arf Pom fasf = 4 = lIre ra - ksNrfli'~
Great Freight AMI Tass"nEer Line. via Chnrirs'on
q EfEH |ene'ai Agent Fi broafwar. = Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
PENNSYLVANIA


sT,TIoNs foot Of pESBROssEs AND CORTLANDr
in Effect November Is. 1896.
500 A. VI FAST MMI1;-ruliman Buffet Sleeping Car
n TAST HNaYLIsNA NNh?s car If r.oaFs Pullman
yston cars. Arrives cm@go . \. NJ. Cleveland 10
louisville l1.i5 \. NJ. 81. Louis 32i p. NJ. and
soS oS'sd: :. Vi. " GnicAGo AND ST LOUIS rxrRrss
Sleeping aad Dining Cars to -: Louis. Louisville ami
ehSNss'c N chdass AS' AZ Gsp'i ~ '0'' A. NJ st. Louis ~
go p. Vi. WESTERN ENrREss, ,-siccpins and Din;
rs r n " S4f? s6T4&nsrEn% n SsA nSFrssseep,ns SiS
Cincinnati Cos 7. ~. indianapolis 1913 Z. NJ. st.
500 p. Vi. PACIFIC EMPRESS Pullman Sleeping Car
70 Pi,tshuIe. Connects for Chicago daily. and Ceve-
''' " w,snr>GTcN t>D THE sorTM.
s @ I i af a FAR raor IA and d. Dnna 1 car 40
DaDs Ss @ Zoo i nni9s cs g g r A. H. u ,; night!
all Parl,I and DINING cars. 40 dining Carr, 800
sogITIiTRN g1rinTsR RA1IwNY-iso r NJ daily sccpers to
New orleans. Memphis. Jaoksonville. Tamra. Ashe-
we; as,,a ana and IA SsonSiiis ''''' "''' -
ATIAXTlC COAST LlNE.-a.ao 4 NJ daily slsepers to
ssGg5 e 'eme@d o1S ana W '1IE;G~ynf Exp,..s
r6R ss5 Old roST CdMo:T @ ann a9S &onFoK via Care
Charles Route : NJ weekdays. and. with Through
.TlHNTIc SssS CRY Io5I NJ weekdays Through Dune,
rdR FsFoel CAFE MAY 10, p. NJ. weekdays.
For r..sar, LT 40 a. M IL 10 $40 SO and 115o r NJ
Ia'.ar-5ays SUNDAYS tstop at Intcrakca for Asbuiy
PaF'o. '.'' i row m IrTiil,IL,IDELrn,.. u i,
sm 1ao < $50 q 80 10 reun'a Limited. 10 10
~ 0-TEi,'nr can, II NJ. - l. 2.lo. .. 1. 40 430
;pInns car, 500 dining car,- 6 Dining Carl. 80.
s9P NJ lel5 ui-h. SUNDAYS. 6l3. SO 80 90
carr 500 Dining ,aD. dining CaD 7.45. $ . z NJ.
L u night. -, a.. go. 500, -, ~,
.avrav A.i1r House. and foot Of pcshrosses and
,i'.S. streets rourt Street. So Fulton Street -
,1r..v and HrI klyn Annex station foot II Fulton
80, Rrookyn. station. Jersey city The New York
~,ssr ,'omuary will call for and check baggage from
to,sis and residences through t. destination
IN pRFVOSr J. r. WOOD
- General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
DED ID" LINE or STEAMSHIPS.

CANANNAH LINE
- &c. fri weekly from u
Thursdays and SATURDAYS ~
la Grand Duchess Dec.
Iitv II Augg-ia....lD Dec. ~
-. FifN N....-...tl"c. j.
I,usurpasscd cabin accom-
ran Ines for al points s"ul si..
and freight rates apply - ~
M the Pier. loot % SPRING.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
BALTIMORE e. OHIO

CHICAGO. = l.. NJ. and L. - nign'.
PIT~rsBCRG. $50. ex, sun. sun. i2ls nigit
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 10 a m. y.
WhSiiNGToN BALTIMORE. 500 10 (Dinlng can.
II 20 a. m dining carr. 2 a5o DINING Car). pning
C.-, n m ~ II night sunday. 10 Dining Car. ii3o
a m DINING Car). Dining car). dining Carr IL Is
NORFOLK. II 80 a. IN. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. 33o o m SUNDAY
200 p. M.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
112 eel. 4i5. 40 Ifway. II + ffh ST.
IL. Bowerv Y. S39 3i+ Fulton-e Brooklyn. station
<0ot ~ Liberty ST. g l. r % y. !. Baggage checked
frorn hotel ar rcsidtnce 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
DEL. LACI<AWANNa AND WESTERN r. r.
stations in Ncw-Iork. f"ot of barclay and
Christopher Strcct..
VESTIBULED TKAiNs. PiLIMtN BUFFET
CARS pINTS(H I.iGHr

Direct route 20 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD MONTcI.AIP
THE ORANGES summit Itfnardsvilo Isaskinc
Ridge Madison Morristown Paasaic. Paterson Room
ton. Dover. Stanhope, NEWTON. BI'DDS LAKE
LAKE HOPArCoNG Hackettstown. SCHOOIEY' ;.
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHI1LIpSBrRG. EASTON
WATER GAP, STROl DSfl RG Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. IlTTSTON. Wli.k ESBARHE NANTI-
COKE. pANNilI.E. NORTH NHERLAND Mont
rose. BINGfiAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Water
Vile UTICA. WCHFlEI.D SPRINGS cortland
SYRACUSE. OSWEGo. ITHACA OWEGO TLM1RA
CORNING. BATH. pANSNII.LE. BUFFALO ana ai,
points WEST. NOErHWES-' AND SOUTHWEST
500 \. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL. stops at principal
1000 g. M-(Cafe Can. BUFFALO. SCRANTON BING-
HAMTON. UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRIA
CI'SE and OSWEGp EXPRESS Pullman Parlo-
Cars. Connecting at Buhal, with trains for Chicag
1:oo T. M"lcafe can SCRANTON. wILKEsBARRE
and EI.MIIA ENIfE>S Pullman Iarlor Cam.
NJ RANIoN. WIl.k ESEARiE and pIYM-
OITH EMPRESS. Pullman Blref parlog car
40 y NJ dlai,i -Prnale N"stihul"i Ilmied Express
FOR SCRANTON. BINGIAMTON. ELMIPA. ~
FALO. Pullman Hunet Steering ca: Conne-tirg at
$40 j. NJ tI,aily,-BUFFAfO. St'I:ANTo:s. BiNGHNNf-
TON ITHACA. UTICA. SNRA't'SE and OSNEGO
fXpRESS Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
.rICKETS AND Pi'IJNAE ACCOMMODATIONS At
Henry G ,ze Il Limited. li3 broadway. - Iare
Place 42g i;rosdway Tickets ferry stations. sl2
Rroadvav III 4ih-aV'. h-si.; a3 West .ih - .
2g5 columbus ave York ,3> and Te6 Fulton and
loo Broadway. Brooklyn Time tables gving fuN infof-
WEST,'oTr EMPRESS COMPANY will call f'r ard
frsm hsf o.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08

GERMAN NM.EIDlI1l 1l;E
NORTH GERMAN q
LLOYD :. :. 90.
Evof ess steamers
20 Gibialtar. Algiers
iWcrra, Dec. -. ~ \. VI.
fFulda. Dec. 80. 10 \. Nj.
columbia. Jan. >. II \. NJ.
FOR ALENAN
Steamers % January 9Th an
=. - Ale,
North Ger. Lloyd :. :. G.
orlrichs a Co.. Gen. Agts. !
= Bowling Or. Y. Y. ,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
HOLY LAND Europe. Round the World
fALLOHY STEAMSHIP LINES.

Parties leave Feb and q fof Palestine 10 Spring
and surnfner Excgrsions u Europe Sept 81 & 81
'n7 Round the weril. 7 g. Clark III broadway. y Y
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through ua.u- ea.e New YORK. foot Of Chamber ST.
as follows and we minutes earlier from Wet d st.:
H(M 4. M.-Nestiui'i Express Daily for Navffly
"'"" EnsHanfof. i.fnira. Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive
bunal1 T. VI. parior 90 Eufaio
Jj0l y. N.-N.-iNulcd Limited fast mail Daily. solid
"" train Chicago via ClauiauGua I@the. arrives
Cleveland 40 4. NJ. Chicago . T. VI Sl"ei"rs
10 Chicago. Cleveland ana ftn'i 'inrau. DINING
Car
I:3O p M-I.uffalo and l@,elard Nestiluied Ey
NV Dress Daily. arrives IunaiD Z u 4. NJ, Brad
ioru 1:i5 3. N. jamestown so A. NJ. cle'e-
ana l:j5 T. " Sl'"pers to Buffalo aud 'lr''-
.snd making direct connections lyr Detroit
= - .hicaeO and The West
S:45 ~ chsatauqaa Ias~ aeq Niagara F~ls ,l
r,,,c,. iaio. 'hi igO ana Cincinnati. Dining car $500.
'I''hEIS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND Pi iisMAN
- erfonnofatl9ns III pol. 4Dl and 800 BTpaeway
t-' iv"frN, ljG Lasf i25n and 81 West l&Iih 49,
,a4%is s and West ri feiri"s NJ" York S3 and
20 fuiion -. inG isr alway. Brooklyn 30 Hudson -
fo'Th~n end Jersey Silon Vrstcpit Express calls
m ana checks iscsse ff9m hotels ana residences 10
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

OWEN PAPER 90. MILLS. Ilousatonic'
Mass for sale or rent. AIply 10 Di. !.
cIDDINGs. Housaionic. Mass.
WANTED. D.-Inventors rnouio wIitc JOAN
tvadderbirn & Co, Patent Attorneys.
,yssnington. ID. c.. for their ZOO pre-
MUM: monthly contest open to them upon
nDulicatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
lFhiGH\ H\AklEYRA!LROAD

stations foot of CortIandt and Dcsbrossc> SITS:
G.{O 4. ". daily SUNDAY. 100 a. NJ for MAtCH
CHI'NK intermediate stations.
S:13 4. VI. daily f'r WlLktSBAiRE. ITHACA.
cryTyA ROCHESTER. II'FFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS
sI'sPENSloN BRIDGE. and the Wcs'. and principal
local noins Dining Car and Chair Car 10 Buffalo.
iO.yN 4. VI. daily excep. sunday. for MAUCH CHUNK
and Intermediate points.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08

COArHMAN. &c; thoroughly experienced. !.
highest recommendations: total abstainer
willing to so any part Of the country. J.
c., e21 0th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
JAPAMaGElDElMa
PACIFIC MAIL :. s. co.

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. s co.
Between san Fran sco. Shanghai Nok hama and Hong
kong
Steamers leave Saa Francisco.
CHINA. via Honolulu. ......'.i.,. ~ p N
PERU Via Honolulu -.........-..-- Jan 4 p m
CITY RIO DE JANf-li,o Jan - i m
Lor freight passi'- and general infomat'n nfi"y 70
:,1 I.roaGwav Battery Place. Washington ElAilng.
and .s7 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
(Anthraclte coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals.
On and after Nov. 90. 1896.

-Four tracks, Aato@aatic @ y BlosS Zoe signals
rsIs TTsn' 'Bns sASs saiSH Sva fs a1 Nsac 6snk &C.
ss siO 5 g ad FsiCpl IS Aoah a Nj I s g. ss5asy ag avs
$50 (7:ls to Easton) A. NJ. 100 $40 p NJ. =,
For Wilkessapre Ps.sten and ,S Scranton $40 A. H.
For Reading at 40 500 s:io 1000 80 \. NJ 11o
lso 20 a$o: 800 54s 900 N l2n5 nisa, s r. Sgn-
For Hsrrisburg at 4so 500 $40, u 80 A. NJ; l;lo
80 43o zoo 800 so S4' i2s sirs, night Sundays '''
500 e:Io A. ~ l:io i:So 800 p. NJ. Sundays 4:so
H. 0'O0 ALL RAIL ROUTE:
FOR LONG BKANca. OCEAN Grove &C. ..
ce2. Efd sna s3nf son; io nS 10 Po Peasant 4o $50
io's5 A. N 30 i:4, g: 40 TO Red Banjo; AIS. 40
ss SlS o sanesys & io9s s"o l I'esSsI Aoo M As
For LAKEWOOD.
43o 1915 A. NJ. 145. 3:ic 44o. q Ss Saturdays only)
For Toms River Rarnesa, Park and Barnega' 4:ao
For Atlantic city vlneland. and Brldgeton. 4so A NJ
For Monmouth n,ac.. seabrgh' End IIghaads .:
pM suaasys 900 A. n. .,cc n
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
FSr PhaeePha wee DAYS 20 10 SO soo 100; 10 90
parior csr 20 600 dining csrj 600 < go 800
p ". 1915 ngnt SUNDAYS. 4:3o 900. 1000 II 30
Dining Can. a NJ. 200 400 500 Dining caD p. n.
For Bsiirnore and Washington week days. 500 1000
ii3o Dining caD A. n. 200 $50 80" @ Dining carl
A NJ. 900 800 Dining can p n 1915 night.
Ly 5ss's S. ana m @ s 's5. s s ssn o hoad~ l
q, 9th Az 81 East iih st. 1888 East l2s.h 81 o-, -,
e., SO Fuon s. slnrIs nronRyn; IS Bfoadway willas.
burg The Now-Yori Transfer Company VIII cali for and
eheck basaage from hotels or residence 10 estimation
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
HELP WANTED.

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Male
MEN AND WOMEN out of employment
and willing to work can learn ~ per
iuancnf situation at good wages. by writing
az once 20 J.. V. H.. Box 81. Augusta.
Maine.
WANTED Cool live agents: can make
Sio daily send .5c. for sample II. u.
sWAKTs. Box 5GG. scranton, Penn.
WANTED Young man. -. good cluca-
lion. temperate habits. T. grow up in
substantial business. one living with par
enis preferred g.. Tribune Ofiice.
WANTED. D.-Esperienccc. renabls gents
In all parts of the United states. to
whom We can now assign special t,rritory
for N. sale Of THE NEw-YORK TRIB-
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SUCCESSFUL MEN" II Is oae = the
most easily sold publications row before
ly interesting In itself iIt proves a great
educator. r-plete WIKI object lessons for
young men starting In business ne. EyPrv
library. public or private. Is incomplet'
large volumes. roval octave. ami IL Nus
tra'ed with numerous steel anc slip ,le
portraits. Address ADAMS G. CO IS
Duane-s'.. n. Y.
WANTED AZ once an experienced map
can,asger 20 rtnvass f1r a map 81 VIII
amshridge. New York: liberal commissi Jon
given. car nr address. with recommenda -
tiona JOHN +. FhIRcHILp. e. f., Bank
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HELP WANTED.

0o.o100NNNNNNNNIN00 00|-'---0NN--N0ONNNNNN
EcmnIe.
ANY LADY 0r gentleman having spar"
time - home can make = I'l pay 'rtlnH
~ 1s. nice. peasant work. NJ p'inting.
Enclose reply erN.lrq- MERRILL.
TEEBfEITE 80. 10. Everett. Mass.
WANTED Thlr0ugii..' competent woman
rs rhamhermaii and iaundress. lrsi ~
references required. Apply at II West
.ea ST. on Tu.sday morning. fi'm 10 To
L. O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
COOK. Gc-Gsrman girl as cook. WASH
and iron. or houss~ork. city or country
IrD West 2Jth 81.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08

COOK and LAUNDRESs.-By a swedish
girl in plain private family. ~nere
chsmberniald is kept. country. reference.
al, cr address ~ East lOth-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08

COOK oTiAMBERMAID-lIOi SEWoRk;
BY three Swedish girls. one COOK and
laundrcss On. ctambsrmaid aai waitress.
other bousewOrk.r: city or country: refer
cn.es Cali -? 6tn-aNe.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08

ARl[ERlGME] llElG;a
NEW -YORK-SO -SOUTHAMPTON-(I Iondon-paris,.
Sailing a 10 \. NJ.
81 NEW YORK. Dec. IN
fG ST. LOUIS Jan q
PARIS .......... Dec - PARIS Jan. IL
WINTER CRUISE
TO BERMUDA WEST INDIrT MEXICO.
Rv tho American $ :. OHIO from New York Feb. G.
1897 for bermuda ST. Thomas -. KITS Guadeoupe.
Dominica Martinique. ST Lucia Barbados. Trinidad
Port ~ Span L. Ifea Guayra fCaracas). curacao.
St Domingo Jamaica Progress. Vera cruz Mcxlool.
Havana T,runsuck Duration ~ days Price ~ pas
cage 500 ana upwards Send for illustrated pamphlet
RED STAR Lime TO ANTWERP,
Sailing every Wednesday
Southwark Dec 9 l p. IN Friesland. Dec - noar
Nn1rIlaud Dee. IL noon krusirg'on Dec. 81. y. m.
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
piers II and - North River ONCE. Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08

TGYFT AND PALESTINE
The rr.rhersiIp - 0u- Fret Oriental Party
this season leaving New York iy Hamburg
American Line s. columbia Ituuafr =
ie nDH almost complete.
The itinerary ln,iuIos THREE WETES
f-ip m the NILE FofI WEEKS Ia Pal
T-TI%E visits TO- fnnsttnfinnlie AtherF Tfaif.
&c. ~ secure accom- mediation Immediate app..-
cation should h~ mad" g.
TfiDs coon A. son
eGi AND ~, BROADWAY. NEW YORK
ESTABLISHED iNii
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

RApGAINs-s,eck piano SIS. s,cinwsy aye
800 New ugriehts $50. WIZ ,-is hh
HoTH. lOj East 18th st.. adjoining "'e'"
ways.
BARGAINS in pianos. insiainish'ss s.r,ns
changed rented. make your -.
Wrlt. CUHISTMAN - East l"'h-A',
EXCELLENT new Coupe lt.'" "i"'s -,
on, under curtain I,ociawsy. SLID Fiirsl
class 4 cart. So. Surrey. "',-
stock of Carriages. new hni S"'N"' n"''-
ORR SPECIAL for this month. NV NV
cabinet grand upright pianos; al III, hi'
,l'.yr...eI i've Years TWAY PIANO 90;
sa 5th-ave. Tways Musical Guest in"''"'
free
PIANO STOOLS ~ every description !,
large ae aefortneni. elegant sihi"s. ''"''
n-icoe NEPPERT. lOG East I'D 81
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
FRENCH LINE
GENERALE Transatlantique.

" DIRECT LINE To HAvHE PARIS. FR3NcE
LA CHAMPAGNE PHrpt. ---.-.-..Sht. Dec u ) a m
Ia Eof IGOGNE. L"hoeuf sat. De. 49, . p ~
iaies = fass. ge. FIRST class y in Paris 50 Anl
upNsri n.iulins railway fare o. iaft rarr.a. seat
ana landing eiarere second class Paris ~ -
TopGi.T Der @ra' Agent. Bowling Gfe'n y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
NEw-YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1885,
Ocean 6tcamrrs.

lIORTM @[ERR0MM llOW[Do
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS
rave. Tues. Dec. 10 avel Tues 90 10
spree Tues Dec IL. 10 ier. Tues Jan > 10 In
Iahn. TuesIec. - 10 am. Trave Jan. IL 10 I'm
OElRl'HS CO.. = Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-08
CIT\AKD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
n. TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN
Imbria. i2 II n 'tuisTa ian. 2 2.
Luoania Dec 10 . T. M turtr al me 10 q. IN
f.fuIfft. L. .lal ~. =.
From pl-- Nufrh River. foot @: ClarLscn-et
freight aud apply at the Company's Office.
M Rowling II York
' VERNON II BROWN & co. General Agents.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-12-24
An Old Dog.

1t is interesting 10 study the eccen-
tricities Of animals. Their freaks and
fancies seem to make them almost hui
man. A dear old collie who has been
INDUCED in all sorts of ridiculous whims
has recently taken upon himself TO re-
sent the habit of his master and mis-
tress in sitting up late. When the dog
considers that it is bedtime, he becomes
restless and wanders about the room,
looking ruefully at the offenders as much
as to say, aren't you ever going to
take your departure up stairs:" When
he becomes convinced that his mute ap-
peals are unheeded, he walks slowly to
his accustomed corner and with q deep
grunt Of dissatisfaction settles himself
ostensibly for the night. The funniest
part OF this performance is that be never
spends the night in that conner, but the
moment the lights are out and he feels
sure of not being driven down stairs
where he belongs he takes up his quar-
tiers at the top Of the stairs leading to
his masters bedroom. This same dog
has as keen an appreciation Of good cake
as any human epicure. The wag of his
tail when pound cake is given to him
and the refusal of that tail TO wag when
sponge cage is offered tell the story as
plainly as words.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-12-24
Appie nut,er r.l,.e Grandmother,..


The FIRST thing to do is TO secure some
good sweet cider (apple cider) and boil
IL half away. This should be done the
day before you expect TO begin with the
apples use porcelain lined kettle
that holds five gallons. Boil it half
away and let it remain in the kettle
overnight on the back of the stove. The
advantage of this is it is warm and will
begin cooking earlier. AS soon as posi-
bic the next morning / begin and pre-
pare the apples as for sauce and put in
10 the cider all il will hold. Fill the pot
full to the top, and as it cooks soft keep
putting IN more apples TO keep the ket-
tie full until it is quite thick and let
cook slowly and stir very often, as it
will burn very readily if it is over too
hot fire. 1t needs TO be cooked long
time. never finish mine in one day;
simply move it back on the stove where
it will not cook, but keep warm over
night. When j is done, it will be cooked
away considerably and thick and dark
like jam or marmalade. Do not sweet
en- until nearly done, as it buns more
quickly, and by cooking away as il does
it might be tco sweet. Use white sugar
and sweeten TO taste Iuso no spices, az
they spoil the flavor of the cider
and apples If they are used, they should
be Of the very best and carefully added,
This recipe keeps perfectly without be-
ing put up alright. I put it in stone
jars and tie cloth over it merely to
Keep out dust. Practical Farmer.
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House TO Rent-No. 4G9 Tamarack street
Ehurlutn, suitable for small family, Very
cheap rates. Applyon the premises,
10 Hs.t-Four good rooms tn rent En-
street. 'Vo rine
wanted To Rent-rour mr. Ave ro,,.,.
Apply at the NEWS office. iooins'
To Rent--Wanted to rent bv a co,nr.,.
employee, house Of four or five ronrn. ~
Yellow or Blue jacket. Leave particy,lars a
the NEWS office. 'ors at
For ssle--For $500, Double house Nos ao,,
a ann ooSo swedetown. Apply at the company's
For snle-House No. 2i3a Raymbault e,oh,
rooms. ENQUIRE OF Mat Lucas Red jacket
For ssIe-For $3.50. house No. aa2e u,,,,
Darn, on county road, Raymbauitown' EN-
aulre at mouse or OF the company
For SaIe-House No. 1872 Lake r.inao
IEruo, ooa.e f railroad street. Ten rooms
For saIe-House No. aIOI. swoao,o
enquire at Joseph sotlich's store Red JscSa,'
10, For saierHouse No. s2os, swedetovn In
FOR "a o. louise No. 3il; sir room.
s,,a ia swedetown. Apply TO (jaiun na
ana hecia mining company. Sie'
For sale-House No. 2f5 n stree, p.
Danleown. Apply on the premises or the Gym, M
g. FOE sale-House No. sl2o Tu,n., -.
owedetown. Apply on the premises. ''reet'
lrI, SaLe-seven-room houee, No o,,,
sstsnSls '''1et' svedetown. App ~ toJo6n
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MINING.
stocks.
BOSTON. December %. 1896.
A Social Problem.

The problem Of what TO do with the
rising generation OF this community is Il
pressing one. There IL one thing quite
sure; That all the youngsters growing
up will not be able to find employment at
the miGes IN this neighborhood unless
three things occur, which is not very
likely TO be the case: the three things
being large increase in the number of
working mines, and, accordingly, OF the
output OF eopp,r; "A large migration
trom thls place, and stoppage Of im-
migration to IL. As this question will in
crease in the years TO come, it would look
that persons With growing families, and
having the means, should take time by
the torelock and take advantage of any
good opportunity they may hear OF TO
settle in some other part OF the States.
Yesterday, in conversation with Mr..
j. A. Cameron, OF Houghtpn, we. were in
formed that last winter he, while visit
ing relative of his in Louisiana, discoy-
cred quite territory, some, nine town.
ships in Wing county, which, being away
from any any line OF road at the time the
pine barons purchased SO much pine Ia
the south, was overlooked, end now this
land can onyibe obtained by,homestead1
ers, although the line OF the st. Louis &
Iron MYdn1ttaaiip railroad, touches the
corner ioi ,,rrensr oirsythe town
ships, Mr.. Cameron states that
ne is about to pay another visit to. the
south anaris DESTROYS Of meeting with at
least from ten to fifteen persons 4whomi
for small consideration he would take
to these lands, where they could take up
homesteads, He says that he b az, made,
arrangements with the railroad compan.,
les by which a party Of ten or more could
obtain return ticket on very moderate
terms, and 80 go and inspect the land.
ot course, this d, offer, is :, not for the
purpose Of booming any PERSONS land, ;,
Mr.. CamerO0's only recompense being his
Zee for placing the 'lomesteaders on their
lands as was done by the land lockers
'-0f'fSa''fHtSpuiun thtb CDuuIy
were thrown open for settlement. .ii p o.
Mr.. Cameron saysi that each quarter
section will average up a million Of Vel
low pine and that stumpage is worth, at
least, 81 per thousand, Creeks, not Very
wide, but, deep, run through the land
proposed to be homesteaded and as there
are sawmIils Mt most Of the stations
along the above named railroad, persons
who wished might 20 into numbering and
Obtain good price for their logs at
these mills. But should they wish to
work Tor time, until they got used to
the business, there would be no difficulty
IN obtaining work in the lumber woods
at from $50 to $40 per month-money,
at should be remembered, goes a long way
farther there than here. nln uiHti41 III
From journal, The American pub
iished nc Lake Charles, Louisiana, we
gather that there il no underbush and
that hogs and cattle are turned onto the
Hand to Craze. and in the spring Of the