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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
FOR THE BROOKLYN ANCHORAGE.
opecincations for tho work Issued By the
East River bridge Comnission.

Opecincationa for tho work Issued By the
East River bridge Commission.
The specifications for the Brooklyn anchor
age of the new East River Bridge were issued
yesterday by Chief Engineer Buck. The work
will cost 81, 600, 900. and the contract will DO
the largest ever given out by the Bridge Com
missioners. Each bid must be accompanied
by a certified check for $4,000. and the sue
cessful bidder will be required to give q bond
in the penal sum of $35o,ooo for the prompt
and faithful performance of the contract and
its covenants. After the contract Is awarded
the contractor is to begin work within ten days
and is to finish it, excepting the part required
to DO delayed until the cable strands are COM
pleted and fully adjusted in place, within six.
teen months from the date Of the execution Of
the contract, and tho remainder within four
months after he is notified by the engineer to
resume work. The bids will be opened on Sept.
% in the bridge office ut 40 Chambers street.
Some Of the specifications are as follows:
The contractor viii remove all buildings and
distractions from the site OF the work. The
An excavation will then be made to the depth
shown on the drawings. In the bottom OF tho
excavation, will be firmly driven as many piles
and in such positions "a may DO required by
the Commissioners The pile heads will then
be cut OF at the level Of one foot above the bot;
then be filled with concrete to the height shown
on the drawings. On the concrete will be laid
O platform consisting OF TOUR courses Oh tiInper,
each course. lying at, right angles across the
Soited teAt ti%bers bedded at intervals in the
concrete and it's timbers will DO thoroughly
drift-boited to each other.
ION the platform win be laid Q bed of con:
crete. to receive the masonry and the system OF
gtrders. Heavy masonry will DO laid on the
girders and the concrete. with spacee left for
the chains, and the supports will DO placed. for
the knuck1es of the chains. Above the surface
Of the ground there will DO a moulded base OF
finely dressed six-cut granite, followed by o
facing of rock-faced granite to within a few
feet from the top, where there will be a moulded
granite cornice covered ny a coping of granite.
Tho cornice and the coping will be Of finely
dressed six-cut work.
tho consent in writing Of tho Commissioners"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
DIDN'T HAVE FAITH IN BANKS.

90 Warmer Harris Deposited His Money In HIS
Barn. and Vow Il In Missing.
B~NaHAMToS, Sept. 3.-David Harris. q farmer.
of Rogers Hollow. near Unadilla. had an idea
that the banks were not q safe place to deposit
money. and so he made a mortised hole In his
barn. where he placed about $500. On Sunday
last, when his hired man appeared in a brand
new suit of store clothes and sported 4 silver
watch, no became suspicious and went to ex-
anime his safety deposit vault. The contents
were missing and the hired man Is now under
OF stealing his money. but he Is rather puzzled
as to where he got ali his hnery. Hereafter no
his cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
Lett" Defendants Claim . big Tract IN
Br00kIyn.

Twenty descendants of Johannes Lott rsst.
eents of the old town of Flatlands. now the
,nirty-sccond ward OF Brooklyn, are endeavor.
ing 10 establish q claim to 1000 acres. mostly
meadows, bordering on Flatlands Day. This
ttsn, tame and Forest Commission. IL ia said
oTsts rahled large portions OF the water front to
SvSe"vF uredgGTs' hnd quitciaim deeds have been
gpoa!ho4se The claimants are simon "a a 9eL OIt
so %T,e l;otl, Mary Vanderveer, Eliza " Viii.
Chn H5i Anarew Dltmas, samuel l.. Clapp.
I0tGtPtp rr"hk tIapp, Lewis :. Clspp. Henry ID.
L0iitt' KIM Wm II Lot. Jane NJ, SUDAN. Gacia ID.
EdwaTii 'TGG koGwenhoyen, George u. Lott,
Iervs Inc occupants OF the land viii shortly be
'H'e" win dispossess warrants ="
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
eIELDsENsUPPE MURDER.
Mrs. Mack and Martin Them Arc 70 ne Fri,
In Queens County.

Mrs. mack and Martin Them Are tO No Tried
In Queens County.
District Attorney Youngs Of Queens county
announced yesterday that he would present the
Gieldsensuppe murder case to the Grand Jury
Of the county next Wednesday. and. in event OF
tho jurors finding an indictment against Mar.
tin Thorn and Mrs. Mack for the killing Of tho
bath rubber at Woodside. he would move for
the trial Of tho prisoners on Oct. 10. There 10
no doubt that the Grand Jury will bring In an
Indictment for murder In the first degree against
the prisoners, and. az soon as II is found. Thorn
and Mrs. Mack will be transferred from the
Tombs to the prison Of the County Court House
In Long Island City.
District Attorney Olcott Is still investigating
the statements made by Herman Mack In tho
affidavit he made on Wednesday, accusing his
wife OF burning tho bodies OF infants in connec-
ton with her Illegal business az q midwife In
the fiat at 40 Ninth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
TOWNS SELLING LOTS OF BONDS.
Tho Borough or Queens wiz ne We'll Provided
with New schoolhouses.

Tho Borough OF Queens Will Ne Well Provided
with New schooIhouses.
When tho Greater New York government
eomos into control of the Borough OF Queens tho
Department of Education will find it pretty we'll
provided with now schoolhouses. Ever since last
spring the different school districts have been
voting appropriations for new school buildings.
Flushing has just fallen into line by awarding
contracts for four new schoolhouses to cost
S1o2, 900. The village Of Woodhaven has voted
another appropriation of Sl25.o0o for new
schools in addition to large sums already voted
for that purpose.
The trustees OF Bayside have just sold $l6. 900
OF school bonds at 114.21. Wilson. Stephens &
Co. OF New York were the purchasers. Twenty
bids were received for the bonds. The Hemp.
bonds from tho village OF East Rockaway. while
the Board Of Education OF the newly incor.
porated village OF Rockaway Beach will meet
next Wednesday to open bids for S65 900 of
school bonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
"s1R" HARRY COOPER IN CHICAGO.
his Varied DoinEs There Before He went West
and Wns Arrested.


CHICAGO, Sepl, S.-"Sir" Harry westyood
Cooper. who is under arrest in San Francisco ON
the charge of an attempt to defraud tho banks,
lived last winter in Chicago. He tried to carve
auame as q big swindler, but his efforts in that
direction were so clumsy that it is doubtful II he
could have borrowed a match from the ~janitor Of
sbank, let alone secure dollars from the cashier.
The only bank Sir" Harry is said to have had
designs upon is the Merchants Loan and Trust
Company. on which he drew a check for $S5 700.
The check was given by Cooper to the proprie-
tor Of the Langham Hotel In San Francisco to
assure him that Cooper had good financial
standing. The proprietor sent the check to the
Merchants Loan and Trust Company. Tho
bank gave the check to the Pinkerton Detective
Agency and Sir Harry was nabbed. 1t was
q first thought he had robbed banks in other
places. In his trunk was found evidence show
tng he had conceived all kinds OF swindling
schemes. but for some reason or other had not
carried them out.
Among his Papers was a document purportinR
Y be an agreement between ISL" Harry and
Miss Minnie Rose Mccarthy OF 1898 Wabash
i tSso other n UNDER HH'Fq penalty sait o of & 3 % Sc PAID 10 TS SS
Lhe one who broke the contract, Miss Mccarthy
es1 a. 2, this ais compac! for The first time yester.
known as DR.. Westwood. but once. and that was
when he had called upon a young woman friend
f ftesd'; at N tss M siGe of %s hisPPafa affy 70 s BE At s sse
FAD never seen him since then nor heard from
him except through two letters she never
answered. Sir Harry, however, seemed to
have been SO nightly impressed by his one in
t!erview with Miss Mccarthy that he drew up
tne marriage compact and signed 1t both for
himself and for the young woman.
rlhe only case that has been. founda against
Cooper Is for passing a bogus check for 800
upon Mary Ellen Murphy of 500 Dearborn ave-
nue.. where he boarded. AS Cooper was a man
OF polished appearance and good address no
Guilty. ~ ""'
Sir" Harry is said to have married q farmers
Slaughter a year ago In Toronto. A Detroit girl
e,.o lays claim to him, and he was on the verge
eimarrylng a servant girl ut the Langham.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
NELLIE HARRISON ARRESTED.
Detectives Get Into Her Place Dtsguissd II
Evening Clothes-

Nellie Harrison was charged In Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday with conduct
ing q disorder.y house in West Twenty-fourth
street. She was arrested on . warrant sworn
out by Policemen Allen and Shelter, who OBJ
tanned the evidence early on Thursday morning
when they went to the place attired in evening
dress, posing as Chicago clue men,"
The place has been running for years. and Is
said to be the most sumptuous In It's appoint
ments of any of itg kind in New York. Chap
man closed It up about six months ago. when
Grace Carroll was In charge. After this tho
Harrison woman. who owns the property, took
charge and has been conducting IL since.
The policemen have been after tho evidence
for some time. and have spent a lot Of money In
George Gordon Battle appeared for the de-
fendant, and had tho examination put down for
Wednesday next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
MissinE Man Comes Back and IL Arrested Tor
Murder.

Andrew Dolan, q resident Of Harrison. N. j..
was drowned from a rowboat under suspicious
circumstances In February, 1895. Immediately
after the rowning Daniel Kirk disappeared.
and, although the Harrison police made diligent
search for him, no trace could be found. Last
Wednesday Kirk returned to Harrison and OBJ
tained employment In Spurs stone yard, on
Passaic avenue. On Thursday his return was
reported to the police. and he was arrested on
oner alleged that he WAS In jail when Dolan was
drowned, but the Harrison police proved that
statement untrue. and the prisoner was re-
manded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
At,euaea ru.eral. FOR ss,l.. Aroupo.

READING. Pa. Sept. 3.-Patrick Quinn was
found dead yesterday in the cellar of his homo
at Girardville. His family was at their cottage
at Atlantic City. Quinn had gone to the cellar
TO trim up a stone wall when he dropped dead.
Quinn came here n poor lad and made a fortune
and since then he attended many funerals in his
region. He had a mania for attending funerals
and he kept a diary so that he should not miss a
burial, frequently going as far as fifteen miles
from home,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
Harry Hunter nur, In q Runaway.

Eco HARBoR CITY. y. j.. Sept. 3.-Harry Hun
ter. the well-known politician and Select Coun-
Gilman OF the Third ward. Philadelphia. met
with q serious accident while out driving with a
party OF friends here today. The horse attached
10 n light vehicle became frightened and ran
smashing the wagon into ~splintera and
throwing Hunter and his friends out. Hunter
struck the hard gravel road head foremost.
the wounds and sent him to the hospital this
afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
Dr. Dewing In Charge or the LosE Esland state
Hospital.

DR.. Oliver NJ. Dewing has been chosen to sue.
Deed DR.. W. F. Sylvester as general superin.
tendent of tho Long Island State Hospital. He
was formerly medical director OF tho institu.
ton, and has been acting as superintendent
since DIR. Sylvester's resignation. His salary
will be -, 400 n year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04

uuV U S0 WIN w
GRATIS.
"a. P. means American Plan; z. P. Europear)
ALBANY. y. Y....-.-.....H Hotel Kenmore. A. P. %
ASBURY PARK. n. J...... west End Hotel now open
BALTIMORE. Md. ..... Hotel stafford. f P. o. 80 up
do. ................ Hotel Renncrt, z P. Of. so up
do. The Carrollton. A. p. o3 up
BATH BEACH. L. I........ArsyIe Hotel. open all year
BOSTON. Mass ...".........H Hotel vendomc. A. p. eS
do. ..Copley So. Hotel. E.P.. o.. 80 up, A. P. .9s. 80 up
BorRSEMoUTH. Eng Royal Bath Hotel. A.r. SAT s5
BRADFORD, Eng. Midland Hotel. A. =. SS. so: EP, 81 up
BROOKLYN. N Mansion House. A. p. So
do. ..........Hotel st. George. f. p, o.; A. p. 93
do. "........"..... Pierrepont House. z. p. 81
do. $50 oxford ST. Tho san Carlos. A. P. Se up
CINCINNATI. o~......Grand Hotel. z. p. 81; A. p. 90
DENVER. Col. New st. James Hotel. a. p. o.. SO up
do. ......-......w Windsor Hotel. A. P. 81 to $3.50
EXETER, ng.......Royai Clarence Hotel. A. p. IS
CT. HARRINGTON. Mass. Berkshire Inn. A. p. Ss up
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Tho Midland. E.P. o. up;A.P. es up
LEEDS, Eng The Queens Hotel. APP, oS. so; E.P.. 81 up
LIVERPOOL. Eng Adelphi Hotel. A 7. 80. so II. p. o. up
LONDON, Eng ................ Hotel Cecil. z. p. o. up
do. ..."..""."The LanHham Hotel. +, p. sc up
IL hhS ~ ohA' S'''''f'A "NAup
LONDON. Ens .Devers Hotel Devere Gardens.
do. Broadwalk do. Remington Palace. w.
do. Prince OF wales do. Especially recommended
NEW ORLEANS, La. New 81, Charles Hotel p % up
do. ................H Hotel GrunewAld. z. p. 81 up
do. ...... The Cosmopolitan Hotel. K. P. $3.50 up
NEW YORK ...........F Fifth Avenue Hotel. A. p. 50
do. ..."-............ The Majestic, K. p. o.
do. ........... Hotel Netheriand. f. P. %; A. P. So
do. .CChAs. A. DAvis Hotel 81. Andrew. E.P.. 81. 80
do. .......to. B. Lbbey) lbemarl Hotel. +, p. %
do. IN. h. Barry New st. Cloud Hotel, F. p, sl.bo
do. Hotel Westminster, +. p, Sl.oo p, $3.50
do. .,..... Hotel Endicott. r. p. 90; A. p. Ga. so up
do. ..E. 18th ST. Albert-s:. Stephens. Z. p, o. up
do. Wilkinson ouinn)H'tl Empire, F, /, 81 ,A.P..s3
do. 10Th av and 5th 81. )Hotei Kensirgton \, i. o. so
do. ...Cwm Noble) Hotel Grenoble. Y. p. $3.50 up
do. s.e.cor. 9Th nv. and 9th a., Hotel Hanover. A.P.
do. ..........T The Rutland. 57th n. and broadway
Superior apartments 81. 200 to $500 yearly
PHILADELPHIA Pa. New Walton Hotel. +. T.. 81 up
do. ............... The Aldine Hotel, A. r., 81. 30 up
do. Restaurant la arte)NewLafayette E.P.sl up
do. (Arch and eth ST. Hotel Hanover. A. r.. sc up
PlTTSFIELD, Mass. Of. The MSplewood. A. r., eS TO 81
Eng ............. Grand Hotel. A. r., bS
! QUEBEC. CANADA. Chateau Frontcnar. A. p. e3.5o
RICHMoSD.ya The Jefferson, + 20 'bOnpiA soup
a. spG N. United states Hotel, A 7, S.
SCHENECTADY n ...,,The Edison. A. r., S2.5o up
ST. GEORGE. STATEN ISL" tn" Cast!eton. A T., 81 Up
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Lindoll Hotel L Pal upi A.Pp S9.6o up
SYRACUSE. y. =. Yates Hotel, =. r., sl.aOi A. p, 81
TROY, Y...."..-,.Th The Troy House. A. T., IS UP
WASHINGTON, d, C".,.".Arlingto Hotel. A. p O.
do. ....,....... Tho Raleigh. L. r., 9l.5o IN
,rnrrr MnI.Nr,, M|anlrMnnd Hntrl. Dcthlehnm. IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04

Vegetable Compound, which or twenty years s sustained thousands If women
in this condition, there would be fewer disappontments 1t birth, and they would
not experience those annoying "longings"
In the following letter to Mrs. Pinkham, Mrs Whitney demonstrates the
power of the Compound ins such cases.. She snys:
"From the time was sixteen years. old till L was twenty-three, I ws troubled
with weakness f the kidneys and terrible pains when my monthly periods came
on. made up my mind to try Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
was o 20 relieved: After was married, the doctor said l. would never be able to
lost a baby at seven months and a half The next time commenced ate once and
then, if vent my full time and the baby lived tic be threem months old, l should
n letter % o u My baby is 10 seven months old and is as healthy and
hearty u me could wish
90 am so thankful that I usd your medicine for it gay ne the robust
health to transmit to my child. / cannot express III gratitude to you; l never
expected such a blessing. Praise God for Lydia Z. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound, and may Others who are suffering do as did and find relief and may
many homes Ne frightened as min las been. MRS L. q WHITNEY, 3
George St, L. Somervile Mass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
hiIIed by a DrlII HugIne.

Thomas Toye. "A section hand mn,ovo
tIon ' y ltailroad Of New Jersey al BriiiIs s to
ktdsyy nm ,orn "as killed b. a drill engine yes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04


Do you know the meaning Of what is
popularity called those "longings," or
cravings, which beset so many women
during pregnancy
There is something lacking in the
mothers blood. Nature cries out and
will be satisfied at all hazards.
One woman wants soul things, IN
other wants sweets, another wants salt
things, and so IN.
The real need all the time is to en-
rich the blood so as to supply nourish-
ment for another life, and to build up
the entire generative system, so that the
birth may be possible and successful.
If expectant mothers would fortify
Themselves with Lydia T.. Pinkhnm,s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
flats and apartments at'antea.

Neutrality-suspicious. nv n man and wife, nve
w rooms and bath In a private house. with owner
preferred; TT mt not to exceed $50 y r month: Bedford
or Stuyvesant section preferred. Address
W. BROWN. "a Cortiandt St. n. Y.
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THE 1
FURNISHED flats Gu Get.

THAT'S AND APARTMENTS. unfurnishcd. furnished.
Il in desirable locations; rent S5lO to 81. OO0.
FOLSOM $50 broadway.
EOR RENT-furnishsd corner Apartment. eight
i rooms and bath, all CHEEKY. sunny rooms; rent $50.
Apply Ianitor. lO3 West 55th 81.
&0e-SEw fLATS newly furnished; ak rooms
GOV and bath: exceptionally hre. Apply 81 West
psth ST., or J, X. HAY. wall ST.: reference.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
amtllina gsousss % Eet-City.

HOUSES. furnished and urturntshed.
IN desirable locations; rent 81. 200 Ia III. 900.
FOLSOM BROTHERS.. so Bruadw ay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04
Elmh Il. 4.
Own Home. DOn'tPay Rent? WHY?

NNS"A ~ .
Because for the same money you can he buying q
home at UItsT. T.. L., 12 MINUTES FROM
3iTU n TREE:T FERRY nv RAIL-
TON l3c. PER DAH. o5 q ~ IN TROus-
LEY. FARE 81. Trolley from g2d 1T. ferry; also
ths Bridge and all Brooklyn ferries. Good train ser
vice. Easy OF acccss ty day or right, Nearer the
Business and shopping centres than 18TH street.
Ground high and healthy. Streets macadamized and
lighted. Walks curbcd and tagged. Water and gas.
LOO lots. all restricted. Good schools; churches of
all dcnominatlUn,. Tho good roads OF LON Island
for driving and wheeling pass through It. Location
and quality OF houses TO be appreciated must be
seen. HOUSES IVA IB5 SOLD
sINCE COMPLETION or FIRST HOUSE IN
1sD5. 10 colonial or semi.colonials now really for
occupancy. Built from tho boards OF leading archi.
tects, of tue best material and under our personal su-
pervision. These houses contain all OF the comforts
and convenienccs OF city houses. CHARTERED oak
trim, wood carpet floors, cabinet mirrorcd mantels,
W ainscoted dining room, tiled bathroom with porco-
lain tub, open sanitary nickel plumbing, steam or
furnace heat. First floor contains large foyer hall.
patlor. library, dining room, buffers pantry, and
kitchen; 2d fOor four large bedrooms. with ample
closet room. storeroom. and bathroom; three large
rooms In attic. Priscs, g.. 200 to 800. ~ others
nearing completion, smaller but Just as desirable.
ready in about two weeks. Prices from 5000 up.
Our represcntative on the ground at all times. To
THOSE WITH GOOD rs AND vHO
X ~DRsIRABI.E VIZ SELL On THE EASIEST
POSStbbE TEkuS. Lots Tor sale at North Wool
SIDE and BOVINE Park. CORD MEYER CO. ONCE
Elmhurst and 90 William St. y Y.
NORTH SHORE OF LONG I~SLASD.-lour from
~ city, with nm vicw Of sound; "A beautiful sum.
mer or winter home Tor sale very cheap; near.y new
modern house. latest style ~ ar hittctGrc. with Is
rooms and every inprovc ment; ample piazzas. porte
c9chcre and ower,stati IS ,carriasc and poultry houses.
pigeon corral. japanese 'umincr pagoda. and conserva-
tory; st2 acres OF fne-t high land. with grand views
OF IN country FOR miles; all laid out In !Indsca es,
walks. anu drives; flower rcis. lawns. shrubs. aDun-
dance of fruits; choice garden. No reasonable oreH
will be refused. and the greater part of the price may
remain on mortgage at . per cent. House furnished.
Possession at once. Photographs with
THOMAS =. PAYNE, Y6 Broadway.
QUICKEN FARM-Eightecn acres. house. barn,
~ fruit; dirt cheap; description sent; call WedneR-
day. 2O2 Broadway.
I ovELY BUILDING lots hy the sea, sl5 to X30I
IL installment plan. circulars sent.
2O2 Broadway.
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BUILDINGS, storns, lofts, orices, and studios to let
ID In desirable locations.
FOLSOM BROTHERS.. ss5 Broadway.
7 oFTS.-A few desirable lofts, part or whole: good
flight, heat. and power II desired; central lora.
ton; rent to suit. Apply on premises, 1873 and 1875
West cath ST., New York.
UNO~ LET-Thrcc nuc lofts, 25xlO0 II. eacn, singiy or
L together, in the substantial building. l3h Pearl 81. ;
an onice on second moor can BE- ha with them II de.
sired fine accommodations for a substantial printer
and photographer, from such the rent. To q lar q "x.
tent. would he taken In work; equally desirable for
IalnlpSt any manufacturing business. Apply on the
premises.
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90 9rtn for 8usinsss purposes.

BUILDINGS, Stores. Lolita. and onices-A large
ID number To let ON Spruce. Beekman, Fulton. John.
" alden lane. Dcy. fescy. Barclay. Park place. Murray.
Warren, Chambers, Readc. Broadway, Nassau. VIII
liam. Gold. GIN. Pearl. Water. Front. South. and
many other streets. RULASD WHITING.
hickman st.
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1000 YEARLY.-Young, bnckward boys improve
wonderfully; nlnr,een miles out; personal
nterylnwa. nEMnSTE Jon ISL A .lNhTITnr II.
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They say Missionary Meetings Are Not Needed
In Ciirton Pince-Prophctesa Rario Gives
Assurances That No Cornet VIII He Used
Unless n Cornetint should lie Saved nv Her
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Gplltats ana Srhopls.
For Soss ana ToSnE ses-City ana Country.

FLUSHING IN. " Institute. boarding sohool for
II boys: E.. A. Fairchild. A. NJ, II. Schiller. Phi. D.,
Principals.
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Motherhood.

A mother who is in good physical condition transmits t
her children the blessings of q good constitution.
The child fairly drinks in health from its mothers robus
constitution before birth, and from a healthy mothers mil
after.
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wantrd--frmaltS.

nsTRICH FEATHERS. -E1 pcrienced sewers an
" curriers' wanted. TAYLOR 4 co. 2s Wavericy y