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HE QSUREKS DAUGHTER.
BY CHARLOTTE N. BRAENE.
INTERNATIONAL haEas AssocAIlon
Z QSOREKS DAUGHTER.
By CHARLOTTE N. BRAEf1E.
INTERNATIONAL PRESS ASSOCIATION.

CHAPTER XLI.-(ContinuedD
"Vory we'll. my dear. do Just as you
like; you know best. of course. | will
say that you do not feel very we'll Go
20 your room. by all means. hope
you will soon be better. Now w TO
cheer up. Il will be all right. ! will
see to this dmculty with your hus-
band for YOU"
She looked up at him proudly
you must not interfere. papa. /
shall never return TO him now!'
lie looked pityingly az the white
face.
"You appear very ~. fIIidred. Is
there nothing that ! can do for YOU
Nothing" she replied. coldly. In
her heart she felt bitterly angry With
her father. She had trusted him; he
had mislod her. She ala not Oner 90
kiss him or TO touch his hand. but went
quietly out Of the room and upstairs
leaving him with some very unpleas-
ant thoughts.
II had not been an agreeable inter-
ruption TO his breakfast. but he tried
20 think little Of H. IL was only n
quarrel. after all. and his daughter had
done nothing wrong. lie should make
Il all right In a few seconds when he
saw the earl, lie wrote to him before
he went to the city. telling him that his
wife had reached home safely but was
looking very ~.
The rest OF that day Hildred remain
ed IN her room. and on the morning
following she did not come downstairs.
II was afternoon when Arley Ransome.
wlth.a face a. pale as death asked for
admlttanco TO her apartment. She
bade him enter. and he did so, with
an open letter In his hand II was her
husbands writing, she perceived.
You have deceived me-" said her
father, sterniy; you told me that you
had hidden nothing from me. Your
husband tells me that he has hidden
you here because you shot Lady Ham
ilton On the evening OF the thirty-hrat
shot her with intent TO murder, and
thS, you confessed your guilt
without a word or a murmur she
looked at him, and then fell like one
dead ut his feet
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Paw asked Elmer Grayneck, who
had an inquirlng mind. what IL a
cyoloramog" ITS a mighty good thing
10 keep away from that's what Il isi"
replied that astute agTloulturlat. his
father. Don't you remember that
oonipptlon that you seen sharper
workin' AZ the county fair. where you
put your money on different oolored
spots. an the awlndler whlried
p'inter around. an the more you'd put
down the less you took up9 Taal.
that was cyclorama. New York
Journal.
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board n she saw me should get no
candlcstlck. for wasn't Il always pei
ishcd on n Saturday nlght. and always
lealoualy kept from childron's hands
tiil towards the end OF the week? And
an appeal To- higher powers. even II
successful, would cause delay which
might be fatal
! slipped In. trembling with eager
ness.
Alasl The candlestlck was on the
top shelf
| climbed quickly on to the broad.
lower shelf. and secured the treasure.
but Mrs. Jones was coming back.
stood stlll. hardly breathing. holdlng
on TO the top shelf with one hand and
the candlestiok with the other. had
slipped the matchbox into my pocket.
Was Mrs. Jones coming into the scul-
lery. or golng back TO the kltchong
What relief Il was towards tho
Kitchen she turned. sprang down
from the shelf as nolsolessly ~ posai-
bic, and few ont OF the door.
Mrs. Jones. hearing a noise, came
out, nut too late.
What be yo up to now" she cali
ed after me. Some mlshtin. Ill be
bound"
But was hair way through the sta.
blos.
What a time you've been!" said
Dora. when I arrived. crimson ana
breathlcss Have you got matches7"
They're IN my pocket was near
~ caught again. ! answered. II had
to wait. Have any more tumhlcd
ing"
NO. ! don't think 10.
Dora M the candle. put II IN tho
basket ana lowered It carefully. We
all watched the point of light go down,
down into the darkness. Then 4
stopped
Il expect the bad air will put the
candle out" said jamie.
But | suppose the air was not very
bad. for the candle burnt fairly well.
and by Us light we could see three
little kittens with shining eyes.
The kittens looked mt the light IN
the basket and up at us.
Then We drew II mp again. took tho
Hight out. and sent the basket down
empty.
After a few moments OF breathloss
waiting we started II on It's return
Journey.
ITS heavler!" cried Dora: I'm
sure there's kitten In A."
jamie leant down with the candle,
and there, sure enough. was a little
black kitten, looking very frightened.
but sitting quite safely In the basket.
~ soon as II was near enough.
anatchod Il out and kissed Il. and then
made Jack slt on the chan, and put
the kitten In his lap.
Then the basket was sent down again
and one more little black face appear.
ed when the basket came up to tho
light.
The second kitten was given TO
Jack, and the basket sent down again
and again came up with It's living bur
den.
Then VIC sat down together on the
heap Of chaffforgettlng Sunday dresses
and rejoiced over the kittens. with a
tear or two over the unfortunate fourth
whose cries had ceased.
We speculated as to how they had
got down there, and concluded that
one had crept through between the
boards at the back and slipped down.
and that the rest, hearing It's cries. had
followed one by one.
We always thought II was very Glow
er OF the kittens 10 know that that
basket was the way TO safety and tho
upper world Margaret Wilson.
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A nii Of Ad,is..

Children dear. when you hear drop.
ping rain upon the pane. Just be han.
py, never fear; sunshine always followa
rain, Children sweet. when your feet
make the grown-up people fret AZ the
noise OF girls and boys, tell them you'll
be sober yet Children pray when tho
day does not 30 quite right AZ school.
think Of this that perfect bliss comes
of minding every rule Margaret E.
sangstor
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a DOMESTIC INCIDENT.

long, who lives near Lennon. Mich, "un
startling iu set up from The dinner table. I
was taken with a pain Ia my hack The
pain increased aud was obliged tn take 10
my bod The physician who was summoned
prunuus crd my case muscular rheumatism
accompanied by umhago. We gave mo
REMEDIES and Injected morphine into my
arm iu ease the pain.
MY disrnsc gradually teeame worse to-
on ! thought that death would hc welcome
release from my sufcrugs Besides my
regular physician I also consulted another,
bat he gave me no encouragement
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Some curiousitles Of Chicago's popu-
lation are shown In the recently COM
pleted shcool census. particularly as 10
the proportion Of foreign born. One
block, for instance. In the sixteenth
ward has only seven Ameiican-born
residents out Of total population Of
are natives. Germans prodomlnatlug
here But the record for aiken resi-
dents belongs 10 two other neighbor-
ing blocks with "a total population Of
2.sS4. OF whom 2.5S3 are Poles. the 9TH
or man being Chinnman.
Cows come homo to their calves and
boys 10 their suppers.
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The nutterny's Urave.
Poor little butterfly.
Dead on the walki
Take him up. Rose.
With . violet stalk.
Now In n llly-lonf
Let him be wound.
His coffin n pcase-pod
That Johnny has found.
In mamma's nower-pot
Dig him q grave.
Let the goranlum
over him wave.
Rest. little butterfly.
In your nieo bed:
a rose az your feet.
And a stone at your head.
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So he would See her until he
died lie felt as though she had been
a STRANGE to him until then. The
passionate love which had famed into
hot Jealousy had been hidden under a
cold. calm exterior. How she loved
him. Tie had never seen any woman's
face light up 80 splendldly For the
FIRST time In his life he had owned TO
himself that by the side oi her mag.
nitieent beauty blonde lovellness faded
into nothing. lie wondered that he
had lived so long In the house with her.
80 long under one roof. yet he had not
noticed that which every one else re.
marked.
lie was struck most Of an by the fact
that she loved him. Il ala not matter
about anything else. lie had read her
truth and love IN her face. She loved
him ~ no one else ever would or could
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CHAPTER XIII.

r. me stay with
you, Raoul," said
the earl on enter
ing his room; my
guests tease mo 90
death. one hears
OF nothing but La
dy Hamilton and
the poachers. I
have had to tell the
story over and
over again, until /
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CHAPTER XIII.

HE young count
css. as she stood
behind the alder
trees OF Ravens
mere. had heard
the sound OF the
shot; she was too
dazed with her own
grief and misery TO
note the direction
from which II had
proceeded. She had
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They we're having a drlll IN com
parlson OF adieotlvos. and the teacher
asked a small boy IN the front row 70
compare sick" sick, worse, dead. {"
was the instant reply.
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FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
SOME GOOD STORIES ron OUR
JUNIOR READERS.

The Rescue ~ tho kittens. True
Story 'or the Juniors neisy's Arith.
me''c Lesson on-Dora aud jamie atud
sssk.
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"You are no. printing much var poe
try now" said a caller 10 tho editor
mo; ! have erected q trooha -
Judge.
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He-Your sweet face 10 my book of
life, swear Il, she-But your oath
Is not valid until you have kissed ths
book.-EL
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5000 Books given away free Write for
one. Delicate women who desire 90 be
strong should get one. Mothers who have
sckly children should have one. Write
Muco Solyon Co, Chicago
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A refined and gentle person Is blcg-
sing I'm any community.
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After a field is plowod then comes
narrowing details.
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GH VIZ ASH Ms.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~>-c,N~>D>-o>~~~~~~~O~
MUSCLES developed health restored. by
PM Lays method DEVOID. PCS
yresf ~ a. - years' experience
THE GARDNER NORMAL SCHOOL OF
Gymnastics And PRIVATE GYM
SAsfIN 81 East J9th our diploma
qu,nAes s'uA.r's 20 tsacn gymnastics IN
srf0rf r rrlisfa
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WHITE ExaMELLED LErrERA

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MOVEMENT CURE IxsTITUTEs.

ME- HANICAL MASSAGE CURES after
drlgs faii- and siec'ricitv fail.
Pamphlet With list - hsslth-hfks cent.
THE IMPROVED MOVEMENT CURE
T\STITTTF - rss' Ssh -
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STAMINA. hlNG.


J. ~ BRYANT. VI. D., West iNf ct
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Fnperh th1fouehp corrected. send TOR out
line u tfeatmcn, and testimonials.
ADVERTISEMENT AMI subscriptions for
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INTERNAL. Revenue cane llstion stamps,
any sylr. ary uu1ntity. within ~ roufs.
me ~ LrOS STAMP WOKhS, 2i3 an
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MATCHES on IvsrALLWrvrs.

FINE DIAMONDS. Watches. wsexly pa.
monts, al goods guar fts.i NAuNu
SUPPLY ~. Ha.is~ care. Hoom NJ
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COSTI NEVS.

D>o~>~~>~~>~>.>- ..,>,>- ~ ~,~~N~-~S~~r'>"-
+ VISITS SONS Co~'uri~rs t0r The
atricai.. Masquei AIDES. at. Dress Sults
rented - Smith 81. near Fulton. klyn.
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r.. MAILER.

DIAMONpi watches. JcNe,ry, repairing
nn- complicated watches French and
hall clocks specially. old gold bought or
rear t2I-se
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IXnRY GDONS.

,l,.ov~e.eo>oN-.~ o. ~ '~->' -
MA.t,rA,>rr.rERs of Toilet Articles
riu,arl paUs ,hecks N.l.a'ur" u 'ry 3.
-,r,lrfrr in all branches a specially a
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HorsECLEAxING 4 RENOvATIxG

-o>cr><|I(<Ior1Dc/ /~|/((</(|o(>>@-
CALI JAMES r. GARNER N teleph ne
for all hou.eclsaninr ii3 West 2oth-
IL 80 - sItnLLlar
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

ORDERS nror-p-iv executed jobbinr At
tended 70. estimates cheerfuily given.
ADAMSON. - 81. Telephone. 3tls
Corflsndt
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LnNEnTIsEMtNrs AL slh.trIpll1ns f0I

AMI s'ihsf rpilors f'r
he 4 ti.uf~ received at t1e.f lpt i"n
once 40 az hsladvay - door norm
- 3tst st. until .rl-,H :. m, acfrf
,l,erAnis r~rftlsi n; ii~ f.iioN ng hfanfh
,trc.. Al regular Office rates uhih - frE
o, - ~ shane O. .. rJr. Id At
~ Ofh-ave. crT l-ta-s-. Aacs p. bth-
az and iith-.t.: ~ C1Isrn''us-sve.. NEAR
H.., a. n.sf los Wet 4.Gr-t. rfaT ~
W. ~ r,s, itih-sf. ~ Vesi i.t St,
h.,w.en IN and Nth ayes. l5t Fast +.ih-
% 4 a?s "a ave. hs;ve~n 18Th aai I'm
a.. / eco Al svc roar f'st-st.; i.'s ct
ave mar sDtn-sf. 90 BIZ eve. near sisl-
A. 55t % ave-; 30 Diss.eer-st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male
sor THERN color~i t'y. ~. - he.lhcv
for doctor. or dlshwashirr 81 We.
slst-s'
CSEFtT~MAN Young man - gen
'lemans place. ~ iars'4ris driving. care
otlicire. highs mfr .rc-s r n laet place
Address r e. 2l4 7'h-7vc.
ysFFr'L MAJ -h-s's, with horses. high
90: references. county ?reterTe'. 10
Bergen ST BroC.l'n.
USEFUL, MAN-t'OOK Married couple.
nan understands gardening. farming.
horses. COWS Vile cook. lsI0dress. mod
crate wages. ~, afraid - w9rt can Z
F. ~ C;reAnvich-avc
vSEFI'f. NAN or PORTER -rv sweie.
CITY r country r-0dera'e wages ~
dress ;. ;. FIX :. Tribune Office
USETf-I.MAN Y-g-r swrie ~ ssr'i4
Tan~ acr. oan car" f0r h-~s-s AL
mix COWS. r1nf dr."e-. gel reference
- ------..- 49, .-----. ~. " 90 -.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
@~>~>~~>~,>>~~. 0> >-~>,> .>,~--~,>>,--~,~-.
Trpini~
COOK. e--Cr~' Faneit - woman rs co-k
ard launf~rss god baker. ci'c or cNu1
Try r vould 20 l-u-~7 rk SIS % $40
reference. 80 'o.umbus-IFe
COOK. -loiah,a Young woman. v--y
good cook. 'aurire-s AL h'nsew'rk'r.
ciiy r county,. ~ client references -
dress Il K 2'i 'n1r'fnsac'.
COOK WAITRESS. & T~o r,r'. 80
fre'-.last COX a.h"r waitress - crar
horm-ld 1- no.h ev o.'"n, iauai-ess rri
rate or pui.i,. reference. cal M.n1fv.
l.ili 2d-nve I HIehf. rsek
COOK nv h-.' -iass cook n y a'e
family. hes reference Apply Mont1y
and Tuesday. 51d Madison-atc.
COOK S>-Proi.s,ant woman ars'-cia'.
cock and baker. ais, desserts citr r
country best references. AZ IVES, l9tf-
{; store
COOK. yom1e.sn.. reliable wlua1. 90 ~
IRE class co K 10 private family on'v
makes a. Kind Z h,- hr~si. It,. also
soup. rsh. m.l.f. entrees. %. = &C.,.
cream' winter i~.e fa.ttfu'. honest an
willing city. r countrz nine f"a-, *
perienee reference 2tH -'1-eN- rear
- -. Alt.Nre's asu. - ffs'
CHAMnEEM or INFANTS NURSE
10y i."f 'l-i ~ I'M '.rf- WOMB. t'-.
~ reference, Apuls Monday and Tues
dsf. 5jG Nsdl. ave
DAYS WORK Eye; -ia-s iaundre-e CD
l1 Iat e ~ * of leaning god .i'r r"f-
Nrfnoe 7 SMITH. ~ Nes' ii'l o..
DAYS WORK tod .aur'ress wi.te,
da' . worI - acy s.n0. ! p 80 W"s'
l5ih s.. tor nor
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=
houseke'rer ffr ~ l.re- o- .- harre'.
aIarirr ne car SUNDAY and Norlar.
ruYLT l.1.S 2l-arN
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woman ss h.i.s. rer. .7npar on .rary
rosrio.i ~ trust lI.r ref.reu.. fr.u .as'
snrl,.4r y :. ~ fe-e.r 40 J.r--y
city
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- ffeno9 81 Or ,,'. Scr
80 - .fl.e- I'll
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~-~--~<~~~~~@~o~S -
CUTLERY = every description. both .n
whrlssa's and retail. n hand and msdf
q Crie-. repairing neatly dCre CT >TAN
kNACTH 81 John lrl 4 Nassau ste.
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ELASTIC STOCKINGS.

W. ARB MANUFACTURERS ~ hn,ins
X "A. y.u buy direct and nle fttsf ac-
ru~ately ~ bottom p'ices Win fresh ma
,eriai Hall. RING 20.
80 r,,,f~ov
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WINDOW SCREENS.

~>t"~>~~>U>~~"SN~>>~~ ~ = ~~~>~~ ~>>~see
PAt ENr METALLIC WINDOW scREEp
co. "a West 23i st.--Fttlng nns rest
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IMMATURE PORTRAITS.

~~~-~r>~~s~~~~o.~~~Ns~S~
J'H: G.. GRAJL. 49, West 25d-sL Old.
st ard large; store o; rs kint 10
create NsN York
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MASONIC BOOKS & GOODS.


n ILLUSTRATED History q Free
N masonry. Regaiia. Jewels.
" ~ Pins. Charms and Lodge SUP
~ rllse REDDING & CO. 2l2
>" Broadway. Naw-Yofk.
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WINDOW SHADES.
WONDERFUL nEAUTIFIER.

/,~~~yo~.s~/oJv>N~S~o ~vS~N~N>N~NN~ev
THE REST AND PyREsr FACE WASH,
remove. wrinkles ttAckhsa-s and PIN
pes PARNE. To5 rtN-a's
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DVEsSNAI<ING.

DVEsSNAkGNG.
- -. - - - ~
CHEESEMAN'S Err FIrs'-clas- dressmasHf
ru' by re daN ~fy " country reason
af's Mrs. st TOHN 100 West itih-s..
nRrSSMtKER would Ike few more Gus
.on,e-s nv tav. ci'y or c0untrr 81 ~. or
4, home " KELLY. Il West Seth 81
DRFSsMAKFR Fre-cn iressmaser from
I.rre- wishes engagement In faTily 'or
sr.-.-fie- ..f--a~ utter a good seamsfress
Al res-fer o. 4 20 East ioth ST
URFs-MAh . Competent fressr1k -
v,I Work ~ family IN ~" rfunfry fur-
IN summer -ea-.ratl. lbs 'e~f SS'n -.
Miller a FENDER. dr-ssnakers. zig
Wet CON ~, VIII 10 WORK a, reduced
rr'e Tor the reria nfer " the season
,sts,.cfior guaranteed
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HARDIN ANE

HARDWARE for store shop. nice. ho'ei
AMI home use = standard quality JAS.
II pRAKES Sons. - 4'h Nv.
AMI subscriptions for
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u.upxyoop FLOORS & POLISH

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HARDWOOD FINDE.. 80 "Ei Ip~.
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0tICk PRINTING.
l,tstNEss CHANCES.

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EMPTY PACKING BONES.

mr. man ~ -~-->.~>-o>>>~~~~~-~-~~
LARGEST assortment Il hacking boxss
- all sizes bought and sold. =. RYAN.
lG' Relde-sr
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.-oyonyoNnoNo.o.NNNN 0N0N0N-~NNSN-~N~0~0
tLf1sSr hrrd~opi nantes. az -
tf.p;sces gas logs. afo~rCDfns AMI -
.-rv 9,6 From. ., near Eutpr r'r'
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MARKS ADJUSTABLE CHAIR.

THE BEST In the world Prices from $40
- 500 Send for Illustrated Catalogue
~ Grpadwsy
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

sCIfICK * your van 20 clean. dye repair
you- II Ting. g"ois oaiied Tor AMI De
lveref 90 fas' afh -.
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%>TIV,Es. siLVEn. tsuiOs.

-s..-. .f-
AT PrbLO'N 9jl F1r'h arc CO.,
.yhlutl.r. % inc "H It.eiHa ana 'i'"r
olt paintings arl antiques
At q s,crlacr several NM Dll 80 lf.f-s.
curlre auflquf NAL Nsfr' iIi ilI IT..
NA%TATTA% co.. 3fN 80 H.'.
ANTIQlT LA'ES. jowr'fN. sI''i VIZ"
To- r,fntiraa Pans. ,ll = ara
.iire, buurht EBLF rs Ncsi 80 -'
GphGG ANTIQUES 90. iih West 80
ST.. buys and sells OF mah'sa''' s'''i'
IAvelrv. colonial china.
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PORTRAITS COMPLETES Special mount
ira fne miniatures. with patent frames
whicN 'a1s enc or twn miniatures ard are
rlaserf with special glasses. BROWN. 90
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I>DELIBLE MARKING.

= : ~
INpEIInt.E MARKING On sheets. nap
Ltns Mediterranean etc 30 ner tozea.
ronI. cail.d ior SHAW MARTIN. eta
c,h.a.e bet lN,h nnf 2ILl ~
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STEAM Packing FOX Factory all orders
promptly attended t.. NJ E. RILEY.
= thcry-st.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. SO secvr3 -hsud
wood ara iron working machines. fully
Fusr,nteec: machinery bought aud ga
ehsnpsd GEORGE r. EDDY. 23S MAhi-
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

PERSONS OF TASTE CARRY II Blnan
Pin De Steele" umbrellas Headauar.
,.-r, / Barclay-st. Depot. The Rsgen:.
81 IVES 23ds,. Covering with imported
SIX 81 3.
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e1AXpaED AroTIDE ROOMS 80 nni y
Wcr l2aih-et li4t r1.f' h''
...,.- a.. e.rf
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-

DWE~S ND NttOVDFUN FTTHF
,,-0prr,~ VLFNTI%GS slfe peat
I~r. p.rAfrs feathers ani '-1s r'He;
-fearAi dfel .lr'af a. Try RiES> :. ~"
d'h ave .lrrer -is' -ee Signs
f-.Prf Tp IEr--Ni ~ Frs ~ Ar.
1876 -1 i'es' - - :. tNins A. hln1r
. rIelfag G.rFUfg and rnrlns i"f'""
sNlr Goa "a iyVesf pri-"'
; tnFTN,NN Ur~ss pit.f7s FS'ahllsn.
~e-. rs G'h-ate between I'm anf
is,h 49, ACCORDION F,ufirr >ife flat
ins irV - prices fr he trade
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HOSPITAL ron ANNALS.

NEW YORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL
III Wet 25th ST ESceileT' a'rnmni D.
Aa,lon. ror .i.k and disabled animals
managers = canine rarre'e
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GOLD FURNITURE 4 REGILDING

rIf~TTRE FRAMES and furniture re
gliding finished. equal - new THOMP-
SOY 3 MGpAfV p East i1'hs'
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GQIn AN NIAIN PEN&.

THE Genuine Foley Cold Pens F,ur-
tain Pens. 81 20 S. Established III
'~srs - nr0adwav opposite john-st
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.u,I.TIC PICTURE PRESENTS.


FRAMED ESGRANINi-. phoicgfa ui'r.
bn,i,.relles anl o. uairunss Pupulhf
,,ires KRAMER BEo~.. 81 Oih-a'e-
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ART IMIiitO,.E cry.

>->>>~~~> %. - 20 . = . =. - 20 90 . . -
DESIGNING. stamp %. fmhr' GER :,
cver, dsscriTt.on MARIE HiESEi. -
West % tf-st
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Music BOXES.

Al OHOLISM absolutely cured; new
fce'hcd fuii Information gratis Rev. l..
y II t.NED coz Mas, llth-s'
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CAMFRt AND I<OD AXIS.
{ DRSETS.

~ - ~ ~ = --,l-'-rD--~>D~-J>>(
PaCQt'rN MODEL CORSET. latest nov
city. - he had oniy A. THE PANSi
S4Gp Rroad-qr and 20tf g. Lingerie.
r.--.----L-. Nar1- -.a,-hlefs ind Nsils.
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GAS AND OIL STOVES.

~ --.>--~~~-~ - 49, N-yN-,N~~NN~.NN-> =. :.
SPECIAL risCOJNr on Wonderful Plus
Fiame stoves N operation 7. J. CAN
NON 70 Fult,n-st., NeS-Ycrt