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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13
FINE FURs.
FENCING AND BOXING.

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CAPTAIN NICHOLAS professor Aus
tins higher Fencing and Boxing
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pAPEH ROXES.

FRED J. MEYER. manufacturer OF PAPER
Boxes C,oti-Cosercd Office fhng oohes
spc-ialty. - Bee':nisH-s,
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TREATMENT OF THE SCALP.

c 4. FRANCOIS. French specials, IN
tca!p diseases. first-class references. 2lt
eth-ave New-YorS.
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GOLD FURNITURE & REGILDIyC

-~|~7(-7-0~0-0-0O~0J-1-00| -107-0lN/(-0lT|Jo0|~O-
PICTURE FRAMES ard furniture re
ci.1ed. finished. equal 20 new. THONP-
SON e NTCRa7- % Tas' 1T'r-ef
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STORAGE.

TIE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. l65-l6T-15s West 32t-st. Sto--
are n3.ing. Telephone 80; 3Sth-st.
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GYM ASH NS.

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MUSCLES developed health restored. oy
Prof Lings method DEVOID. I'D
West lod-st.. Is years' experience.
THE GARDNER NORMAL. SCHOOL. Or
GYMNASTICS AND PRIVATE Gi NJ
NASII'M. ~ East 59th-st.-Our diploma
Qualities students TO teach gymnastics IN
s~~ 70 n~ College
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HOSPITAL. FOR ANIMALS.

N~~>~~>~~oNo~~~~~~~r
NETWORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
IL West 25th-st.--Excellent accommO-
tatior- To- sick and disabled snina.s.
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NAyrEIS G. TILES

NNor|ONNDNr-N0NNNN0DN 0.OONONN.oo.o.oOOr.o
ELEGANT hardwood msntels. sl2 up:
frepleces. gas .os-. Sn5wroors aa1 fac
f0rv "ff T~-"'-ef 0ae- T-ii'0r Terrv
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COLD AND FOUNTAIN PENS

N~J~o-~~-(-0lN0-~-~<' -fsN'-N ~ N(r1~N.NeSN
TIE Genuine Foley Gold Pens. Foun.
tain Peas. 81 10 So Established II
Yeas ~ Broodway. o1posite Io-r-.t.
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OBESITY CURE.

4-~.~>>.~ s>~,~~ ~>>~>>~ ~ r '>>,>~" ~ - -
INDIGESTION, CON s,ipst.on. rheumatism.
spinal curvature, netVCrs"ess. paralysis,
treated WITH me- hau.cdl massage. swedish
movements nv machinery; artificial horse
back: stationary bicycle. LANDER IN
-Tr1v-T'r' % Wet rofN-e.
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sIprRFIToUs HAIR REMovERs.

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PERMANENT CURE. 10 scars. physl-
cians' references. ladies' oAly. MRS.
MARY POTTER. Gs West 5oth-st'
sI-PERFLTOCS hair, moies. warts peg
manen;,y ana scientifically removed by
slcctricity. HELEN PARKINSON. - West
9i-f-er
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ITALIAN NEWSPAPERS.

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LITALIANO ~ AMERICA. best adver-
Using medium Cor Italian trade. all
languages translated Once. us Park
pov- Nev--Tovx
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FRENCH BOOKS & CALENDARS

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BOOKS OF ali publishers; largest uptown
nook store WILLIAM R JENKINS.
zs-h-st. AMI eth-ave.. New-Yor6.
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QUICK PRINTING.

-~<D~~>~~-~-f-N '~'sefNf n -
ALL KINDS II printing executed; cheap,
quick. correct. JACK son. - ten;re-st. .
nswsneper competition. nrosswofk. b'nd!1g.
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FLAGS AND SOCIETY GOODS.

THE BEST PLACE to purchase ountings,
fags far scSoois. buildings. homes, also
elk fsss. society goods. J. \. JOEL d
CO.. $ NaSssu-si., \ew-Yor<
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PATENTS.

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THOMAS DREW SrGrSON, % Nun ay-
s;.--ratrnt collector and expert Es,ao-
lshsd 1855 Telephone cal. 2,l30 Cort-
.u-ff
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NURsE.-By North German o., erp,.
ence. speaking English. taxes 80
charge Of children from 3 o. = YEAR. 20,
teaches them German. would 10 .sei.. a
the house: also Do men'ing. retefeh
/. X. Box H. Tribune once
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PAD BINDING.

WALTER s. CARVER. 100 william st.
New-York Paper cutting. perforating
eyelsitine. calendar work a specially
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GARDENER head gardener on gen
tleman's private place. many years
experience. fully COMP tLt 20 take en-
tire charge: can furnish trt OF reference
For further particulars. address CALIB.
Box s. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13

COOK. BY h-st-class Swedish oook ~
day or month: private family: bes, c,,v
reference. MTLLESBt' re. 2i5 z. 10th n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13

GARDENER. --scotcrman as private gar
dener. life experience In business both
under glass and outdoor work; everything
-" -,~feF win n-st-class private place
nine vears last situation: married. two
girls. ages II and S. references. Box 1874.
Mainaroneck. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13

GARDENER ard FLORIST -Protestant
80. single. German descent, lie expert
ence n the management of sentleman's
nlace also IN handling men % their best
advantage. well Up In the growing OF
fruit plants. flower and vegetables. in
doors and out: open or engagement Marcn
!; best Of Recommendation. Address Box
ZIG West Orange, y. J.
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OPTICAL GOODS.

PROF. kABUS. 10 @d-ave.-Have your
eve. tested Zee By my newly invented
and patented OPTOMETER
FARJEON improved spectscleS and eye
glasses. try them. oculists' prescriptions
SlicS FARJFO\ 81 Nassau st. y y.
WALTER OPTICAL Co. L m.ird.. manu-
featuring Opticians, direct importers OF
O-era and Fled Glasses ~ Maiden Lane.
Ncw-York Oculists' prescriptions Allied
accurately; prices very moderate.
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Female.

COOK BY a competent cook; best r,,v
references. understands her business "a
Ell branches. i53 East 33th-st.
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JANrTOR. Young couple. 10 years eH
perl4nce. sMITH. 800 Lexington-aVe.
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PRICE Marks AND SIGNS.

SoNN~~NN00rNNN.NNNN NNS~Nor--SNN~NNNNe
SIGNS. Price Marks and Window Tickets
gold and silver stamped for all bust
nstsek MASTERS, 2l6 Csnts-st
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BOOKKEEPER wants position; capable
Office manager; large experience: hlsnest
testimonials age 81: sa.ary $50; refer
ences. chartered accountant. RIVERS. 80
Eas. 25fh-St
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! PAPIER-MACHE HAND wants work
az any wages. IL good penmsn: speaks
French. English and Spanish; would sal.
or r. abroad. good references. BLANC,
- Hsncock-st.
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AN willing 70 pay from so to $500 FOR q
good paying. steady and quiet position
will leave The country n necea'aI 40 :,
BELMONT. Box 10. 49, lst-ave
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POSTAGE STAMPS UoICtr

STAMP COLLECTIONS BOUGHT: also
Z. $. on covers; highest price AUS
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GARDENER.-By a practical gardener.
having A thorough knowledge II the pro
teSslon in ali its branches. d good man
ager with executive and business ability
q % years. having had practice In the
best places in Europe and this country
exceptional references as 70 character ana
ability Address GARDENER. pa East
39th-st
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WORK WANTED.
H. a ~, a I n

sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
BY well educated Young lazy sa'ary 80
Address J. H. Gs3 East l'3d-
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GARDENER married. two children. with
ne experience in all branches OF the
profession. trustworthy and competent ~
take charge Of gentlenan's private
place: II years excellent reference as .
same. GARDENER. Box OF. Great Neck.
Long Island.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PAPER AND PAPER snn-

49, - >>"~0~o>c>e~>~~~~~-~~~.@o
PHILIP METZ. 10 and 81 Ann-st.. y Y
teiephone. Tag COrtlandt: establish.d
1857. Cash paid FOR all Kinds OF old rsas
prn@r snd metals N"''
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ER-COOK-Husband and wife.
no children man. 81 understands low
ers. vegetables and farming. horses, cows.
&c. take charge Of a gent!em3n's place,
wife a hrst-c.ass cook: good baker and
bu;termaxer. W l.. Tribune once.
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GARDENER with small family desires
place whore nea,ness ard accuracy Is re
quired. thoroughly experienced In care ~
frst-class private places; competent II al
branches os modern gardening under glass
and outdoors: excellen. references. Box
"a Pelham Manor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13

CLEANING. &c.-Omce cleaning or WASH.
ing home. cr 70 20 out b. day. BEp-
RAN. s2f Last i2ist-s'.
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WANTED. capable and energetic Young
man - learn a good paying business
college graduate preferred. ADDRESS. glx-
frg aro references. etc. D. H.. Box 10.
'--f-r--r or-re
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GOOD AMERICANS want tho bes,.-A
newsi,v. Valleys "GlGeine,' warts pest
agents. seiesmen everywhere tQs@ll 70 every
body. better. stronger than eIi- loF sHr.y
r,,r,r.o... durable. Hevible RI grant. ke-ps
i,eI home nights Circular. terms. VAL
LEY. o Sp~uce-5t. -.
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WATCTfMAN.- or day; 8 years ex-
Per. ence with Walworth & GraYs auto
matte fire sprinklers. good references
l22d-st.
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BOOKKEEPFR. Steady. reliable; thor
oughly familiar with genera! of,ice WORK,
desires permanent position; printing or
publishing trade preferred. good references
FRANK. IA Madson-st.. Brooklyn.
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GARDENER. German. aged %. married.
two children; thoroughly experienced
greenhouses. Horticulture. forcing. lana
scape trees Of any kind. vegetables. ana
everything 70 the care and management
o. a first-c,lss renteman's place. also
the care OF stock: best reference. GAR-
DENER. p. o. Box lis. Tompklnsviile'
staten Island.
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PHYSICIAN ,!4sires position for his son.
o.: educated healthy. strong. honest
wiling. Two years experience IN Mn9ie-
saie house. good references. EARNEST,
900 Glh-ave
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,fAcrIINrsT. -Fir,,-class on tools, mod
els. Improvements and experimental
work. 10 work or take charge. -
LARSON iai West 5sth-st.
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GARDENER. BY married man az gar
doncr on private pace. understands his
bu4tncs-: no remembrance. best city ref
erence- as 70 character ard ability. GAR
pENER ia Coumoia-st.. West Brighton,
staten Island
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IMMATURE PORTRAITS.

v0p SALE. & e. l5-hors- motor. T
p eTrNfPeON &. son - Spruce-st
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YOUNG MAN. %. experienced printer.
traveller yachtsman. ?; anything. Cow.
40 West 50'h-st
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YOUNG MAN. with legal education and
student % human nature. wants engage
nert % follow up persons ard report and
gather evidence f0r r-iva.e parties or
firms. Address MILLER. 81 IVES, 27th-st
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YOUTH IS desires position in downtown
business Office: good penman: best ref
erences. G.. l.. lS9 81. Johns Place.
Brooklyn.
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COVER NaENT POSIT1ONS.-Dont pre-,
- so- the custom House or otaer civil
sor,ic. examination without seeing our u
iustrated ca'aioeue OF informa.i1n. Sen,
free COLUMBIAN CORRESPONDENCE
COLLEGE Washington. D. {.
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BOOKKEEPER.- Eleven years expert
ence. exceptional references. LOUIS II.
POPkIN, 1871 Madison-ave.
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GARDENER. Thoroughly unders,snds all
branches of the business. greenhouses.
grounds ANA vegetable garden. first-c.ass
recommendations as 20 ability and 50
briefly. marie one child. y. e. NJ.
rostOfTlcc Orange. y J
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WANTED BY University graduate. posi-
ton consistent with college education T:
highest references and experience. CDC-
CATION 1912 Broadway.
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WASHING and IRoNiNG a.
Mrs. STEVENS. 1867 PARK
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WONDERFUL BEAUTIFIEH-

(orNN||@rYNNONN~NHN @O0NN|NNNN~NNN
THE BEST AND PUREsT FACE wash
removes wrinkles. blackaeacs ana PIN
niles PARKE To5 Gth-ave.
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TEACHER For a nominal sum Young
lady would teach children FOR home. :.
P FOX ~ 2i2 Proadway
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UPHOLsTERER.- Co.ored man would like
10 learn upholstery work with steady
position; car lay carpet in good order.
JONES 231 Ves. 6lst-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13

TFACHFR.-A highly recommended pri-
vate school teacher Of great ability de
sire. additional pupils: thorough French.
pure%t German: good music (p"rlln ''or.-
servatorv). Address CONSCIENTIOUS.
! 2C9 Broadway
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TURKISH BATHS.

PEOPLE Of culture and refinement take
Turkish, Electric and Roman Baths at
ElLLEB5. Al West 2eth-sI
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EDUCATED young man. 90. c0nversant IN
German. has had charge % architects
Office. seeks position n building line: IN
questionable reference. VI. SCHtMANN.
i.ail broadway.
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VARNISHER and hardwood rubber and
polsher wants work. A BURGER. ~
lst-st.
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SHIPPING CLERK or head porter: nine
years with orc of the largest importers
and tobhers ~ dress goods IN the city. and
have had entire charge Of packing and
shipping room: not afraid Of hard work:
IL open for engagement am ar American.
81 yeas old: strictly sober: best reference.
w 2lO Bleecker-st
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WAITRESS BY Young WHa. re-
can take a buffers place ~. sfs,-.,
ersnce. city or country. ~ f'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13

WATERMAN &c.-Ry Geruan-Anerican
az Waterman. useful-rnan. oricemsn. city
references and bond II required. l. L.. 1853
Van Dykc-st., Brooklyn.
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STOCK FARM.-Situstion wanted on stock
farm. by one having experience In car.
and management of horses. Address F..
C.. P0stofice Box ls4. New-Dorp. Staten
Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13

te..lsent. handy with tools. wants steady
situation T. NJ 1914 shave. Brooklyn.
AN AMERICAN. "a years OF age. desires
POSITION. has several years experience IN
wiring telephone switchD1ards and writes
q fair hand E. ". H.. l.272 Herk.mer-
S.. Brooklyn.
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

-<-o-NNNNN-NO(~NNN||~N~
DESKS --Rolltops. partitions. railnss 70
bl~s. safes. MES. presses fixtures nousn''
PAIR * Cra.f To,es-at near Bwav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13

ADMINISTRATORS wants work painting IN
OF. and water-colOrs. designing HasteI
csrds Illustrating. repairing dolls; terms
moderate Address Box IS. Old Chathari'
y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13

BAKER foreman OF second hand on sll
kinds Of bread or rolls. city or country.
KRONING 40 East l2i'h-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13

LADIES can secure competent servants ~
applying at the ELITE EMPLOY MLNF
pARLORs. l0l East l2'th-si., private o'-
nCe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13

WASHING. Yourg German N9alsnn sl,s..
IKE ~ 20 Out washins and o.,S no, IS
Ing. no gentlemen. +. HAsENA"N'
Past SSH AZ
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-05-06
The Ballet In Russia.

In St. Petersburg, they take
the art seriously. There ballets have
a continuance of three hours, and the
theater then is the rendezvous Of the
smartest, the most artistic and the
very aristocratic sets. It has the full
Endorsement of royalty. The ballet
too, takes the place Of pantomine for
children, and frequently a hall Of
amusement is thronged with the little
people all arrayed in their best
clothes"
The special event Of the winter sea-
son has been the production OF The
Mikado's Daughter, a ballet by Via
dimir Langammer, the general man
ager Of the Imperial Theatre Marie, one
of the three royal playhouses Of the
Russian capital. It has been drawing
crowded houses and distinguished au-
diences and there has not been such
a terpsichorean success since Tschai-
kowsky's The Beauty Of the Sleeping
Woods
The ballet is entranclngly danced,
all Russian ballets are, by the premiere
danseuse, Mile. Kehessinskaia, a ma
tive, educated in the imperial schools,
of which she possesses all the qualities
immense ease and facile grace. The
Russians call it the French school of
dancing to distinguish 1t from the
Italian method. Mile. Kehessinskaia,
though not precisely beautiful, is
something more interesting in her ele-
CANT, attractive fragility and lends
much finish to M. Langammer's clever
and exquisitely conceived idea. She
is as light as thistle down before the
breeze, and soap bubbles do not sus-
tain themselves in space with more
airy ease than does this charming
young woman.
The Mikado's Daughter is just what
a ballet should be-coherent, intelligi-
BILE idealism, based on strictly accurate
realism. The music, by Baron Wrafi-
gel, is original, well adapted to the
subject and full Of tuneful, restful
charm and enhancing melodies.
To write the excellet libretto the
author has evidently studied all the
best authorities on Japan, and the re-
suit is highly entertaining object les
son on the habits, customs and lido
syncrasies of the Mikado's subjects.
A premiere danseuse is not indis-
pensable to this ballet, which is called
"a fantastic" though it is much more
a ballet of manners and character, and
states that the promise of school of
stage representation at the present
hour. A leading dramatic authority
states that the promise of a school for
pantomime in Paris, following closely
the disappearance Of the school for
ballet in Milan, is evidence of the way
things are drifting more or less con-
sciously.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-05-06

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that stop on the moor unsettled me,
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After the second 1 was worse than ever and
the world was darker than before.
1T was then / hoard Of DR.. williams
Pink pills for Pale People. I heard that
they had cured cases like mine and tried
them.
"rhoy cured mel They brought sun
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piness. The headache Is gone; the witch
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trembling has ceased, and I have gained
twonty-siK pounds. Health and strength
is mine and am thankful to Dr. williams
Pink Pills for Pale People for the blessing"
These pills are a boon 20 womankind.
Acting directly on tho blood aud nerves,
they restore the requisite vitality TO all
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health; the eyes brighton; the muscles
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health returns.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-05-06
IIov Drake caarhl III. Mall Robbers


zone OF the little adventures have
had in my career as q Deputy United
States Marshal said Mr.. George w.
Drake. the celebrated mountain detoc-
tive. at tno Fifth Avenue Hotel. "oc-
CURED not long ago In Breathltt coun-
IS. The mail between Jackson. the
county seat Of Broathltt county. and
Hindman. the county scat OF Knott
county. distant forty miles. Is carried
on horseback three times a week Rob
bera-there were two OF them stop-
ped the mail man In a lonely mountain
pass I'm Breathitt county and, at the
point OF a pistol. took the mail sacks
rifed them OF their contents and made
their escape. The mail carrier re-
turned 20 Jackson. told his story and.
as / happened 10 be IN the town az
the time. / az once with two mon start
ed in pursuit Of the thieves. We foi-
lowed them easily enough by the
tracks OF their horses and. having a
partial description OF the men from the
mail carrier soon became convinced
that we knew whom We we're after
At last, after a long ride over a rough
road, we came to a log cabin outside
OF which we're hitched two horses. we'll
blown. We scattered out and APP
preached the cabin and, In spite Of a
few shots from the thieves. one OF
which came close to my body. succeed
ed in capturing them and in finally
landing them In Jail at Jackson. -
Louisville Courier-Journal.
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