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Diui0cro Noiites.
OFFICE or
Northern Pacific .iaiiwdy Company,


NEW YORK. December 10Th. 1897.
Al meeting Of the Board Of Directors held this day
III. following resolutions adopted.
Whereas. Tie net earnings Of tbs Company are now
on basis which. after providing for nscd ciarses and
reasonable cnsH surplus for contingencies. Justify the
beef that the Company may, With sdicty begin the os
uhution ~ dividends ls preferred stock.
And Whereas The preferred STICK ceIticates ~ ths
Company cortemplats that any dividends thereon shall
be declared and paid Quarterly
Therefore 30 II resolved. that there be. and ther.
hereby Ia declared from the earnings dividend ~
70 on the preferred stock - this Company for ths quar-
ter ending December is. 1897 be paid January
Is 1898. holders preferred stock
1897:
Resolved That for the purrose ~ such dividend tho
transfer books ~ this Company b. closed NJ p " on
December p. 1897. reopened at 10 A. NJ January
I. IS0s.
GEORGE ". EARL. Secretary.
- WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. December 10. isS..
The above dividend CT | :, viii be payable on January
- ISIS to holders OF record at the close OF business on
december 2 1872? the books Of the Voting Trustees
t9r certificates of preferred stock Of the Northern fac
The transfer book, ot The Voting Trustees e. cer,n,
cafes Tor prefer ID will close In New YORK and IN
berln et L. VI December 81 1897. and VIII reopen
At 10 a. VI January T.. iSaS
>; y. MoRGiN & 60. New York
DEJTSCHE RANK ~ BERLIN.
Agents for Voting Trustees
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stvt-
,., n five months over iu'1 w SOS go IS
''. ss. Ca stock for s: ps declared the
diyis'Sd .,s 1ayasle "a y January lsss ambition. Of
Preferred DToyided IN terms ana ,nat N.
" G"." which this stock Is 's.ue' 90 -scesv.
preference o, o, this Company i' enI"eu c.n, per
Preferred So s.',ssra, at the rate OF p. s, IN
WHICH s'5 al =. n b. 9' 81 any ''is;s s9s.ae, :
preference and pro''V additionally to share equally
the Common an stock in surplus Pro IN eaor 1s..rea
with 'ne 80" a,,a, The Common stock snail "S'e
every year ,,e OF per cent for suen On
dividends at 'h' 'I sse TO have this stock 'rseo on
A'Dsaon ''ssIoss VA, Batmors and pittsburgh STOCK tx
changes. .,s counsels' opinion, eic' may
COPIES " =, me orlces Of the undersigned ma. =,
be 1I.r will be opened At a,th th Sny Of
til. morning .: weane.ans a.s s 'ns Pc III. following
Janu~ry. .,,, Be made as promptly as P0sSi0's
thereafter l.. lao. ,ha subscription earlier
The 'en, " s.,. 10 reject applications, or TO a'0'
'han VI. .,nonnt, than those applied for.
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vruF COUPONS OF THE FIRST MORT

l. GAGE RONDs OF the United Traction Company. Of
p,,,shurah aue January ist 1895 will be paid at the
hsnbnn houses Of Brown Brothers Co. New York, and
AIer Brown & Sons Baltimore.
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THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL RANK.

THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
oF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
18TH Consecutive SEMI-ANNUAL nIVlDENn.
i''iiA December 23. 1897.
y,VE DIRECTORS Of this Bank have this day
declared Dividend o Three and cns.half per cent
l9i.c1 free OF tax payable January 3D. lN3s
T,a .ransfer books will be closed and after Decem-
hsr o4,h 1s9T and reopenei January 4h iS9s
''' -"' ~ j. W. HARTMAN. Cashier.
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financial.
ISSUE OF
Sixty Thousand Shares
,Io;ted Traction Company
V" OF PITTSBURGH PA
Five Per Cent
Cumulative Preferred l,s Stock 'ssas,
HSS ran 'S51a sA.yz 50 aSaai EHn s%sD1 asD 1rl

..,,eatlon we purV"a :. ,,-.,.--.d
A,er careiui - sixty thousand shaI'' - AZ
and others 'he .,s for sale al s+VV' wv -
stock and one' .yable on WEDNESDAY ''e
January divifen',' I,,ch price this s'"c> "
January, le'' o,ue of O Ia per CENT \,
yield n net IL ,-ospectus containing he 'e.e,
Referring p" ~ gallery the Legal op"'o"s -.
President james rnradelphia. and George g Wis., WIS.,"
g. johnson h''' rs certificate ot Col. John a 4o'
Esq. o! f'''se ,,,on, Of Baltimore; IL WI" 0V -
kns. ESpe'' --...,o, company "a prac'icel c'' .,
that the Ih''' .,rc traction compenes)' Organic .d
tion OF th''e -, ,-snchlse FOR 900 years. V"" =,
July. lS" ,.s.. for $50 years, ll'l3 "' r6
operates -. .,,,es Of Pittsburgh and Allee"'.S
trolley rosa III " ,les with McKeesport iiot.,,
connec'i'S ,,.,,,,g Turtle Creek and o'her ~, ~ row
BraodooA' -. and that the lines OF .,orv
manufaou''"e ,ue. by the United Trac' COZ dur
owned ana 'V ~ o,,hs ending November 'V lated
earned IN W.. :, which period the ROADS We, w. -, only
,ns seven n'o o,rse eements, more than e,,r e'' bu,
under sepai' ~, all obligations then ou'. -, .ock.
pay the i,s ,nu d,vdends on the -. ,eo- oor
also to nav a.. months ending NoVem0e' ~ n,. been
tna' ,os ' only the United lra0'''
Nh''" ,ns constituent proper'''N' sslai42 IS
opefa'i'e ro-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES go
Gross .,,en.e, including taxes ana " COZ 500 Of
surancs .ssif,sin12
-.,,s. ............---.' -.'''' 2Os Oi1 6I
Net ea'' .h.-ves tor nys months ''''''' -
Pro rat. fixed charges sios. 27o s.
..........-.'. '..''.'
Surplus ,v,d.ud on 100000 Prs'e ?. 900 90
sir fn'' Observation-Disclosures ------
, .o-,ea IN Eve months over sos 27o IS
surplus p-.,errei stock for six ,.a upon tho
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New York December 22d 1897.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
J. s.cl.r.a dividend Of four go per cent free of
IA, nsyab. IN and after 3D. 1898 until which
dat. The transfer books will be closed
oA'' '"e " C. H. STOUT Cashier.
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Phenix National Bank

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
J. s..,,,s, semi-annual dividend of Three (3 per
AN, &c rom tax payable IN and after Monday Jan:
A transfer books VIII BE- ccses from Dec "A
10 Jan. next ALr MI u hN Di- NaS''''t'
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Illinois steel Company DcbcuturcS.
st. Louis. JacksOnyiiIe and Chicago X. r.
Second Mortgage bonds.
COUPONS on the above maturing January
Ist. 1898 will be paid and after January 3ri. at
the offce 4
CuyIcr. Morgan & Co. Financial Agents
a. Pine ST. New York.
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AMfRICAN Bill TEltPHONE COMPANY

This company holds licenses for all Instruments a
,aratus owned or controlled by the
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Black Eight piece

X on az: q on KBs; rs on Q 1t and X .; KITS q
X and X 1T G; B q
Whitc-Seyen pieces
White TO play and mate in two moves
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WITH QUEENS AND ROCKS.
THE TINE LIMIT FOR ENTRIES IN THE
VIENNA TOURNAMENT EXTENDED.
DINNER OF TIE MANHATTAN CHESS CLUB
JUNIOR PLAYERS IN A MATCH NOTES
FROM VARIOUS FIELDS

Tho Vienna tournament committee has decided
to extend the time limit for the acceptance OF
players in the great international tournament, TO
enable Pillsbury Showalter and Lasker to join the
ranks Of the contestants should they be willing to
take part In tho battles over the checkered boards.
Up to April the following mon had been accepted
players: Burn. Rackburnc. Lipkc, Tarrasch.
Wabrodt Alapin schiTers. Tschigorin. Charousek.
Maroczy and Janowski When this Information left
vienna, April T. Laskcr had declined to enter.
but II is limited in the letter that he will be ready
for the fray when the time arrives. SteinitZ as
was stated last week. will start next week for
Vienna. Whether or not Psbury and Showalter
will be ablo to go greatly depends some business
engagements They will be only too glad 10 get
away. and they have promised 10 send word TO
Vienna on May l. 1t will thus be seen that there
will DO a capital array of talent and 1t may roa-
sonably be expected that many interesting games
will be added to the list OF classical match and
tournament games.
The annual dinner OF the Manhattan Chess Club
on April &c entertaining affair. After din
Colonel William f. Morse. the president Of the
club reported on the various incidents and hap
penings in tho club during the last year. and after
referring to the untimoly death OF Charles ~ Gill
berg tho late president. he made hit by n speech
comparing the game OF chess with war. lo then
resigned the chair 10 Colonel J. II. Wilkinson. VINO
was POSTMASTER. A. Et,llngcr spoke on the carly
history Of the club DR.. Raphael Benjamin made a
speech on chess and lie. and General kneeland.
Richard 10 Galennc. the Rev. DR.. Green. Pro-
fcssor Isaac l.. Rico and William Borsod were tho
other speakers OF the cyonng.
Tho first round OF the match between tho junior
5-playcrs OF Brooklyn and Manhattan was
scheduled TO be played yesterday evening. The
match WAS played on fifteen boards. While The
Brooklyuitcs were lei By Napier. tho Ncw-York
forces were captaincd BY Mayer. tho Columbia
College player. Considering that only boys under
nineteen years Of were eligible Tor the contest,
II speaks well FOR the popularity OF the game that
80 many good boy players can be found In New
York City. Tho second round IS scheduled for neat
Saturday,
While tho boys were lighting In The now rooms
% To brooklyn Chess cub J. W. Showaltcr enter
talned The members OF the city Chess Club with a
simultaneous exhibition. TIE scores Of both these
affairs VIII BE- given next Sunday.
The London Times" gives tho following inior-
cs,lns games. played recently b. two wc..-known
bohemian players at Prague:
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! then the starting point is lower than before.
lie ar winch escapes from the valve five min
u'cs aiter the operation began falls only as
many degrees as that which escaped at first, but
IL reaches a lower temperature level because It
started from lower one. Ten minutes after the
VaiVe Is opened the air in the coil is still colder
and the cold Of expansion" around It IS still
more extreme. In other words. the process Is
cumulative" And usually by the end of
twenty minutes a small quantity of the air In
the bottom Of the apparatus has been reduced
to something like 312 degrees below zero, and
has been liquened. BY opening cock 1t Is then
possible to draw off the liquid in an open vessel
exactly like drawing water from O household
cooler in summer.
MT. Triplers apparatus enables him to make
the stuff by the gallon. He does not give any
definite figures as to the cost Of production.
But an estimate has been made by THE Engi-
neerinG News" based partly on reports Of the
coal consumption in one Of Lndc's plants. 1t
would thus appear that liquid air can at present
be made for 1f.3 cents gallon. or Isl cents
pound. Eventually. no doubt. the process can be
rendered still more economical.
Lndc has tried to introduce liquid air into
commercial use for refrigcrating purposes.
Tripler has shown that II can be employed for
blasting and ordnance work. II seems probable.
moreover. that IT can be used for the storage OF
power electric accumulators are. and may
drive horselcss carriages, torpedoes and other
machines. The Engineering News figures out
the amount Of liquid air required to yield
horse power for hour at about thirteen
pounds, and this. at the price just quoted. would
cost % cents
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NO JEANNE dare FETE DAY.

From The London Globe.
Poor Jeanne dare, She has just received ans
other heavy blow. The Chamber will have MOTH
ing to do with the idea of n yearly fcte in ner
hOnOr-at least, not at present. Perhaps
the new Chamber will lie more favorable to her.
Meanwhile her friends still few and far be-
tween. ''rhe opposition" II says. lis very SIM
pie "The Radical explains why. THE reason
OF our French heroine is absolutely coniscated
by the Clcricals. and we could not therefore,
give such a foOthod TO our worst en- mics. III
POPULAR f6te were given to her IL would be mo-
nopoliZcd by the priests. who would take advan-
tagc of it to get up demonstrations. both inside
and out side the churches 1t must he confessed
that we are partly responsible for this situation.
Some years ago we went to NaucouleurS. where
there existed some most interesting relics OF the
great legend such as the ruins of the church
from which Jeanne emerged. and the gates OF
France and IourgOgne, through when she
resscd. We took up the matter; we pointed out
to the Government that II would do well to pur-
chase the3e relics, but alas! in vain. On return
ing to Vaucouleurs some time later We learned
that the cericals had bought them"
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|1oW ALB is LIQUEFIED.
=, PROCESS WHICH MIR TRIPLER
EMPLOYS.

-,sr COMPRESSED. AS FOR sTREETcAR TRAc
ZION. AND THEN AUTOMATICALLY CHILLED
ny THE EXPANSION OF A PART OF IT.
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CHASING A PRIVATE.

From The Atlanta Constitution.
I've private was discovered on the outsk. i,
oa,oncl. has been chasing him ever sinces but
there Is no news Of bus capture
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o The theory Of opc-ng IL that although white Is
casting. be gets pensa'n IN m
attach latrr owng e. the opening r the hes ana ne
w.aknc.s 4 Hlal he Kings side ia"ns. go
m b safer fpf BLACK thus free his pieces. although
ne returns the Pawn at once.
(r IL does appear that Their" is any 90 u "'i''
after the vel judged sacrifice al move ~ me ""A'
o. ition is instructive
Reginald Jordan beat William hoch III me lid
me correspondence tourney. Here follows the
score of game:
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"SHINE" PARLORS GROWING UP.
COMFORTABLE QUARTERS WHERE FOOTWEAR
RECEIVES TREATMENT-''BOSS" BOOT
DLACKS AND CASHIERS.

Niddlc-agod mon can remember when the
metropolitan boOtblack who carried his shop on
a strap slunE across his shoulder under his
arm. had no rival aside from the chair man, who
combined bootbacking with fruit-selllng. and
the regular motel boot man. But the business
has grown AMI cntcrprislng boss bootblacks
have opened "hlaclong parlors' and polishing
emporlums." whore the wants Of mons footwear
are attended to at cut rates In a scientific way
and In conf rtable quarters. Several Of these
places employ ten or more mon each who are
kept busy at their chairs from morning until
late in the afternoon. Each customer receives
a check showing the amount Of his Indebtedness
for the services rendered and a cashier takes
the money. The walls arc decorated with signs
Of which the following are examples:
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In n larger frame. where all may see II. hangs
the following price list. showing the price OF the
various operations which may be performed by
the men in attendance on the boots and shoes
OF the customers:
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The proprietor Of the largest OF these shine
sbons has become so well known that several
italian imitators have assumed his name to AZ
tract customers to their places OF business
They were promptly enJoincd ana warned
arainst taking further liberties with the name
NJ the man who has dGnfed the business OF
hootblacklng and placed himself at It's heao.
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No. 23f IL B-R 4. n f...P r: 2 Kt-Kt mate;
1...PQ c; ., ext mate; II I...P-Kt 4; 2. Il KIT
mate; II l.. K-Q 4; ., P-B mate.
PROBLEM NO. 237-BY W. GLEAvE.
Black-flght pieces.
X II 9; Kits on Q and X II S. on 3 . IL %
X 4. . Il >, and * Kt T.
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CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.

CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.
 Washington, Aug. S.-To-day's state mcnt of the condition of the treasury shows: Available cash balance, s261, 649,974; gold reserve, s1S9, ,5S6, 1923: net silver, S11,625,392; United States notes in the treasury, s47,577, ,9OS; treasury notes of 1890, $4,6O2, 423; total receipts this day, s2,271 ,166; this month, s12,745,- 215; this year, $56, 592, ,324; total expendi- lures this day, s2.59O, 900; this month. 5.661, 900; this year, sS9. .924, 475; depos- it's in national banks, s60,154.3SS.
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A SHUT DOWN.

Millbury, Mass, Aug. 8.-The c. T. Aldrich satinet mills shut down for two weeks throwing 100 hands out of work. The dull state of the market is the cause. This is the second shut down for the company this summer.
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 WISH FRENCH STEAMER RE-

Paris, Aug. S.-The Temps, this after noon, says: Fresh and energetic in- structions have been sent to M. Cam bon at Washington to secure the re- lease of the French steamer Olinde Rodriguez. The minister for foreign affairs for week past has pointed out to the United States that her detention is arbitrary and illegal and has laid stress on the fact that she has mail diplomatic bags on board"
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The French steamer Olinde Rodriguez was captured by the New Orleans, on July 27, off San Juan de Porto Rico, and was taken as prize into Charles ton, s. c.
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If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use that old and well tried ren- edy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. for children teething It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind collie. and is the pest remedy for dIsT Fhoea. Twenty-f five cents bottle.
 all MWF&W 1y
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FOR SALE,

HOUSE near the gun shop, Winchester avenue. Buy of me and save two or three hundred dollars commission. Inquire
 aus 3t* SS WINCH ESTER AVE.
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GEORGE w. STARR
THE YALE GAS STOVE GO. Superior Court, New Haven County;
 August list, 1606

Pursuant to an order of Hon, Simeon Hr will sell at the office of The Yale Gas Stove Company, No. 75 Court street, in the City of New Haven, on Monday, August 15ths fixtures, machinery, accounts receivable, patents, patterns and all other property of said Yale Gas Stove Co.,, except such as 18th day of August. Terms of sale, cash at time of sale. unless entire plant is sold to one person, in which case 10 per cent of the amount in cash at time. of sale, and the
 aus 12t GEORGE ". STARR, Receiver
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ddaamts.

One Cent Word for each insertion. five cents Word for a full Week. sev- en times.
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District of New Haven, ss Probate Cour

August 9th, 1898. ESTATE of CARRIE P. NTyTTLETON, late of New Haven, in said District, deceased. mristration account with said estate to this Court for allowance, 1t Is
 ORDERED-Th the 10th day of Augusty 1S98 at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at in said District. be and the same is ap. pointed for a hearing on the allowance o6 said account, and this Court directs thSss Executors to give notice of the time and place of said hearing, by publishing tAia order in some newspaper having a circula.s ton iii said District, and due return mako.
 LIVINGSTON w. OLEAVBIsAND, au9 1t Judge s
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gmmt,1er Aesnrts.
GKAND VIEW EARM.

GRAND VIEW FARM,
 One of highest points In this vicinity. One mile from postof1cs and station, ten minutes from beautiful lakss Pleasant drives First-elass table,. choicest farm products. Typical country resort. Best references. Terms reAson. able. BOX IS. Lakeville, Conn. je28 tf
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District of New Haven, ss Probate Court

EsTATn of JOHN COLBY, late of New
 Haven in said District, deceased.
 Bridget Knight of New Haven having made written application praying that ad-s as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears, it Is
 0RDERED - That said application be bate to be held at New Haven in said Dis trlct. on the 11th day Of August, 1898, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public notice of the pendency of said applica ton, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given to all parties interested in said estate, by publishing this order three times in a newspaper having & circu-s
 LIVINGSTON W. CLISAvELAND, aus St Judge.
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WANTED.
MRS. $. A. GLADW1N'S Employment Agency,

102 ORANGE STREET, Bowditch Building. room 8. Headquarters for the best situa- tons; 10 years experience Coachmen. farm hands, porters, girls for general house. work, waitresses, etc. Germans Swedess and those recurring superior % help can aDI bs furnished at the above office. German and English spoken. jy2
 Patent Stove Brick Last Longest d2 N
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WANTED,

WANTED, SITUATION for housework. Apply at qua 2t* 1S9la POPLAR ST
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SITUATION by an experienced woman as housekeeper or general housework
 aus 2t~ 5S WINTER ST
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District of New Haven, $. Probate (

ESTATE of LIZZIE TRAEGNR, late 0n
 New Haven, in said District, deceased
 The Court of Probate for the District Of months from the date hereof for the cted- itors of said deceased to bring in theit claims against said estate. Those who Isg- lect to. exhibit their claims within said ed to said estate are requested to make iff1sa mediate payment to VIM. A. WEIGHT,
 au6 St Executor
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the under signed John T. Pohlman, has sold and transferred the grocery, fish and meat busi ness, heretofore conducted by him at No. 140 DiXwell avenue, to Juseph ". Pohlman and Jacob G.. Pohlman, who will hereafter continue and conduct said business at the same stand under the firm name of Pohl- man Bros. Payment of all bills contract ed on or before this date should be made to John T. Pohlman immediately.
 New Haven, August 8th, 1898,
 aus 1t JOHN T. POHLMAN.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 AUGUST Q.
DEATHS.
MANICURING.

MANEOUE ETNU. INSTRUCTIONS given In Manicuring, at reasonable terms Call mornings at
 21 EDWARDS STREET, quo 3t* up stairs.
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ROR RENT
SAVE ONE-HALE

AT 10 Whitney avenue, pleasant rooms on
 second floor; references required. aul 1T
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SAVE ONE-HALT OF your money by buying Hardy .Orna- mental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, and also Greenhouse Plants, etc, at 211 ORANGE STREET Send or bring order for Fall.
 WEST ROCK NURSERY,
 au9 5t Near City Hall.
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Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest.
CLAIRVOYANT

CLAIRVOYANT. MARY J. WRIGHT, M D. Home 27 High street, near Grown. Consultation on Medt- Doctor treats all chronic diseases with oe without medicine Hours: g. to t2 m., to D p. m., and evenings; Sundays, 10 to l. Glass, Fridays D. m.
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WANTED.
WANTED
WAN i'EI)
WANTED.

of bad health that R-I.P- ANS will not benefit Send cents to Ripans Chemical Co.,, New York, for 10 samples and 1000 testimonials. jy15 If
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1NtsreI1

Patent Stove Brick Last Longest.