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The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25

A trial OF woman which excited
great interest, owing to the high posi-
ton OF the accused, has just been con-
cluded before the st. Petersburg DIS
trict Court. The prisoner, Maria
Mershwizka, of noble rank, was charg-
ed with having poisoned her lover and
two women from motives Of jealousy
and further. with the kidnapping OF &
child and the forging of documents
and bills of exchange. The accused
was found guilty on all the counts
mentioned and sentenced to flfteer
years penal servitude in Siberia, ant
to deprivation of her title OF nobility
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25

The cat has served to teach mankind
an all-important lesson concerning the
working of the stomach. The X-rays
directed upon a cats stomach have
demonstrated that any irritation or
disagreeable nervous excitement ar
rests the process of digestion. DR..
Fritz LANCE of Munich, who makes a
special study of the stomach, per-
formed a series of experiments. which
resulted in this interesting discovery.
After the cat had eaten, the X rays
were turned on, and DR.. LANCE watch
ed the animals stomach through a
fiuorescent screen. Then he irritated
the cat by placing a live mouse just
beyond its reach. DR.. LANCE was able
TO observe that digestion was abso-
lutely interrupted by the irritation OF
the animal. Briefly stated, the lesson
for man is: Don't let anything bother
or interrupt your dinner.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25

Our great and good friend the sultan
of Sulu has been studying the Ameri-
can at close range and apparently to
good purposes. He sensibly tells his
subjects the Americans have come
among them as friends, not to interfere
with their rights or government, and
warns them not to modest or disturb
them, as "the Americans are like a box
of matches-strike one and they all
blaze up" Evidently the sultan has
been watching Aguinaldo's experiment
with 'los Americanos" to some purpose
and seems to have arrived at sensible
decision.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25

A story is current In Vienna which
throws a pleasant light on the domes-
tic life of the German emperor and his
consort. When William ii. was stay
ing in Vienna he desired to buy pres
ent for his empress. He accordingly
asked the crown princess to go with
him to one of the great dressmakers,
of whom there are so many in that
city, to help him choose 1t. Naturally
all sorts of elaborate designs and fab
RIGS were brought out to show the en-
peror, but they did not please him.
None of these will do at ALL" said
he; my wife is always in and out OF
the nursery and the children would
soon spoil these long trains and tear
the beautiful laces. At last COM
paratively plain coat and skirt were
chosen and the emperor went off happy
in the knowledge that he had selected
what his wife would really like.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25

one drop TOO much.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
ptNTrRS STRIKE IN rBIL4DELPHIA.

Philadelphia Sept l3-Fifteen hundred members
NJ the Amalglmated Journeymen House Painters
Association Went ON strike to-day In consequence
~ tho failure ~ the master painters 10 sign tho
agreement prt scented 10 Them by tie association The
union demands an olgnf-hour workdaN and 81 cents
On hour time and half-time for extra work. and
double time for SUNDAY. Apprentices are appor-
TONED af the rate NJ one for every five journeymen
me agreement lis 20 remain 300 force until Sep
TENDER j. l.-r
,r- I-. refusing A. d ue''u- ~ fhr Journevmen's
Assoc fafiou last nieh $50 painters i"ned The union
and to-day fhirfy-f1lr applications for membership
We're received OF tue -lN thousand Journcymen
painter. iu the city. BIS. belong 70 the union
Th, shops which failed 60 sign are closely
watched 90 prevent Toe employment Of non-union
painters $50 pickefs being sent ONT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
rxpoRrs coyTINrE TO WcREASE.

THE STATISTICS TOR THE LAST EIGHT MONTHS
SHOW ~ ENORMOUS GAIN
v,o.n,re-on Sept. 13-The August monthly state
-,,t ~ the imports and exports Of the United
states issued by the Bureau Of Statistics shows as
follows.
Merchandise imports ws7lS7N (of which 81 80,
sos Vas free OF dltyJ against $i96I,54s N August
i7.s Exports So4Gs AS. against %A56556 for
. cc.,l55 innorts nz387S against t52ssn for
August. ls". Exports $4''''-' "so''r' F'''''''
Srv.r imports S2s.selo against &55l.7b for the
same month in lt'> Exports p '-.''' """'''' e.
7.s 47, for August. lsN a.. ,.
DURING tie last eight months the imports OF
..t.,,.,isa exceeded those for the CORES spending
ro~iod in l.as by sss 3iSlos. and during the same
Tine me exports exceeded those OF last year ny
t.Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
large PrRCH4SES OF N4NHATTAN
GROWING BELIEF N WALL STREET THAT
THE ELEVATED ROADS WILL BE
LEASED TO THE METRO
Dor r1-AN COMPANY

There we're again large purchases yNs'elHfN ''
the stock Exchange OF the stock or tn" Ni'''''
Tan Railway Company. with an advance J" '.'
1-,.o 80 t1es. al the close which made the gain
f,on, Tuesday IS. per cent. The TRANSACTIONS "'
Netropolnan street Railway were not 'arse' 'u,
.bo closing price Wa 20sia. which was Ia per
, above Tho final price on Tuesday Inc h'h'l
NO St~one in Wall Street that lease OF TUE
elevated railways the Manhattan COMPANY hnN7'
would soon be made To the Meropon'a" '"''-
pany. ..,.u nor
80. NJ, ,ts stock The capital stock 81 IN" com
,anv yros increased In March last from S"'"'o'""
.. Sas oooooo \ navncnt Of 3 per cent on TINS
amount Of stock would require Sl4+o'E" l"e
earnings OF the company I'm the hs'al year '''''
June 80 last which were applloanle 10 D''''''''
we're 81 1921 a4 or S207.So6 short Of , per cent
~ tho stock Four por cent Was paid IN the last
o,r Including one quarterly payment ot per
con, ON the increased amount and lh" ooiSe-
ou.nce was deficit Of $326.l!r III recent y et,s
the gross earninTs OF NJ In ne last fiscal year
I 1s " 1s9s and sl64o47 less than IN me year
Jun, f,,re ~ 1SqS The decline in the COMPANY
e'rnings has been due 10 the increasing 'oinpe"-
''2i b SIS 600 900 extra capital issued osten-
siblv 10 equip the olcvat. d lines WIN iI ,ri,
Already SGoooooo has been used 70 pay 6d bsen
made toward the installation OF e'e'T''y D" inc
The Manhattan company in April last entered teri
into an agreement with the Third AVthu. ooinr
,,ar,. Whereby on uaymcnt Of three cents extra OF
eeht cents In all passengers would be ranStgrfs ai
fnncfon points. This arrangement Is SAID no nav
been OF no special benefit 70 ether 80, cOn' pan
Coiefv because Of the few and unfavoraoly iocaL-
"a POINTS OF transfer. The Manhattan COMPANY
has been IN negotiation with me broohiyN L.StI
Transit Company for a transfer scheme. Noln"s
has come from IT, .,.,. .,ii q,
The Metropolitan company. Il Is Thought. VII H. IN
,alirc a lease ~ the Manhattan company : ines
guarantee > per cent on the stock and the hNed
charges The fixed charges In the last nsCal year
49, 90 CTS IA Five per cent the stock would
be 50 100000 il is thought the Metropolitan com
nanv can easily by transfer system make the
Elevated lines earn per cent and interest charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
FJREUFN AT BAY SVOPF

Paw Shore. Long Island Sept l2.-Evorybody with
any'interest In tho nremen Of suffolk County visit
Oh this place to-day 70 take part I'm or watch The
parade. tournament and games Of the fremen.
under The auspices Of the Bay Shore Fire Depart
mont u is estimated that AT least seven thousand
visitors thronged the streets. and thar more
than twelve hundred Of them We're hremen
from tho various Suffolk County towns Plenty Of
sunlight and AN invicoratng breeze made tho day
perfect oro. The rain of last night laid the dust
I'm the streets AMI left the roads excellent coudi-
ton Every business house n any pretens.ons was
eaylv decorated with flags and bunting In honor Of
the fremen. twenty-five fire companies with their
apparatus were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
BUTCHERS FEAR TREACHERY
rosroFFIcE Authorities TRACING NOTICES FOR
A NETTING THAT ARE SAID TO HAVE
GONE ASTRAY

Members OF the Greater New-l OK Retail
Butchers Association who are fighting the Beet
Trust fear treachcry. and that there may be an
Fsterhazy in their ranks Sebastian Stock the
secretary Of the association says that he ont
last Monday afternoon - properly stamped and
addressed notices OF a meeting 10 be- held last
Tuesday night None OF these notices reached Their
destination. and consequence the members did
not attend The meeting The afair VIII Dee laid
before Postmaster Van Colt. and the Postonce
Department will be- asked 10 trace this mail
Meanwhile. the president OF the association says.
that ht fears undrrhaud work.
Postmaster Van COtt said Yesterday morning that
ii thorough investigation would Doe made OF the
charge preferred by the secretary OF the Retail
Butchers Association. that large number ~
notices sent 10 members or the association an
nouuclng a. meeting 10 Doe held Tuesday night
which were mailed on Monday az postofir- Sta
ton a. broadway and FlffN-nrat--t.. had been
delivered Mr.. Van Colt said that james Shea. tn.
superintendent 10 charge of Station a. D. a
thoroughly capable man. and N the FAULT laN with
the Department. would ind ONT who was 10 han.
mr.. Van Cote said he believed that all the notice,
mailed had been delivered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
ILLINOIS CENTRALS EXTENSION.
TO BUILD OVER THE WISCONSIN MIpLAND
ROUTE

Milwaukee WIS Sept. l3.-Additiona details re-
garding the proposed extension by the Illinois
Central Railway Company from Madison, Wis. 10
Fond du Lac, indicate that the proposed extern
sions much larger than az first reported and
in addition 10 building 10 Fond du Lac the Illinois
Centrals plan IS to build north over the old Md
land route. which terminates in Florence County.
and 1t will also build to Sturgeon Bay. Colonel
Boardman of Fond du Lac holder # HE Midland
franchise. has this 70 say
4 lire will be built from Madison 20 this city
along tho survey Of the old Midland From this
city n VIII Boz extended along the east shore or
Lake Winnebago up through Of the finest
farming and produce districts In the STATE proha-
bly, following the Fox River 70 Green Bay. whence
direct line 10 Sturgeon BAY will be- built
l. is also intended 10 build line from this CITY
north ~ the Michigan State line The plan Will
certainly be- carried out as the Illinois central has
for years been after the resort business. and now
they mean 20 have IT, The extension 10 the state
line VIII take them into the forest districts which
business they have also been after for many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TO BOYCOTT THE D. i. AND W.
BINGHAMTON MERCHANTS
AGAINST THE REMOVAL OF THE EN-
PIOYEs' HOMES TO ELMIRA-

u,,,banton. y Y Sept - (specaD.-Actuatfd
h,. tb. contemplated orders Of the Delaware, LICK
awanna and Western management, whch WI"
cause the removal from this city to hHnira oi
all the enrinccrs and hrcmon OF that ro'u ~"
living in this city the merchants OF b'"e""'''''"
have entered protest against such orde'7 ",'"7
issued and I'm case they do go into effect. say 'n'S
Will boycott the Delaware Lackawanna and West
oru In every way possible.
The local merchants expect the orders VIII be
issued AT once. Mayor DC Witt will be called upon
to forward a protest to President Tru"sdel ana
In case such protest viii not prevent the orders
being issued the principal merchants have agreed
among themselves not 10 patronIzc the road ana
to induce their friends to DO likewise. They say
the other roads entering BinghamtOn would easily
accommodate them In every way. and that me loss
Of the patronage Of the Delaware Lacka"alia am
Western employees would mean the loss Of thou
sands OF dollars every month, the men receiving
good pay and having their homes hero.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
VESTED CHOIR At YALE.

CHAPEL SERVICES BEING GREATLY REVISED
New Haven. Conn. Sept 10 CspeciaD-It Is an
nounced to-day that the Yale College choir f. 10 be
a vested one this year. vestry room is now being
furnished ~ Durffee Hall directly opposite The
chapel Tho old order Of service Will hc thor
ouyhly revised 10y a committee Of the faculty and
II IS understood that In the service the music
vi he given very prominent part pr n b
Jepson Will again train and conduct the choir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14

the belief that the CARRYING chargtst oy men snyS grad
uIIy Iossoned and to-day entirely dlsappeaneu.
Efforts to short sales today wef from oS TO
fui until September had been na up a,V' all day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
GEORGE ". ELY'S RESIGNATION.
GOVERNING COMMITTEE or THE STOCK hN-
CHANGE ACCEPTS 1T. AND PASSES
Am TORY RESOI.IrTIONS
LATrDATORY RESOLUTION


rAr-DATORY RESOLUTIONS
The resignation Of George W. Ely as s''r''n' VI
tho New-York Stock Exchange was receiver
,ordav nv the Governing Committee OF the HN
.bsnge and was accepted. II VIII take erect ~ W.
bo, Il 4 special election to choose MS sue
uill he held on october Resolutions were ""ol,O,
nv the Governing Committee. In when II was S'''
In 1874 George william Ely became an 9 9 tb oa
-" %s,r-Vork stock Exchange. nlnnE n's .h.,.
a., 81 ossietanf secretary and subscqu''l'S sr
~ cro,arv Now after serving the EN,tlh"H i,,,is
,uarfer Of "A century. he retlres 70 aSu', ~ 80
.,t resnonsihitles Of a higher orn'l;, "a D,rro
i,o,, Of which he Is unusually qualille"' r,,icc
,i,e long ID, riod Of continual ana htuuOr' ,i M
~ 81 10 e,ar rfv.n 90 the ENchanS" MS U''
i,.aitv nj. untlrng efforts ana ms auS-
- de,,otiou Fmineuty fitted for tne ,t,,,s
INA Nr T,lv over sought 10 famillarZ Nuns.
I'm ali details connected with me lut'l ,,bi s
t-,rb.rpo thereby rendering hlnsrI INV 49,,
=, evoclitiv, officer and unequalled az an .i25ii
ON all matters Of precedent ana custom ,,
b, doom sincerity Of purpose ana actlhs MI WIZ
Irf,i energy for the good Of this lnsutu ION il'
~ bfa fellow members Mr. Ely has m5n" lvvi NJ
eclf a record for integrity ana aollty Oh ""0" "'
may he eyer Justly proud c...,..oo With
rbo rn.rnbers Of the Governing commit le'' ~
.,n d.nnest regret find Themselves depiFep "l u ing
e,,~,ber services I'm behalf of the Exchange a i
-. ,b,refore hereby resolve that they teh""t
80 Vr T,lv their earnest thanks for his deNouou ~
tpo naef and extend ~ him their slncei' go
,,iehes for his welfare and prosperity m 'hr ~
ion Of honor and consideration 10 when ne ms
been called
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
BUSINESS CONTINGENCIES.

Judge scott Of the Supreme Court has appointed
Frank r. Lawrence receiver Of rents Of No 900 10
3G East Seventy -second-st.. I'm suit brought by
John j. Wysong and other trustees ~ John r
Marshall. aga nst John Heyman. Charles a rieb
Deputy Shfrin Strauss yesterday closed fha
Amphitryon cafe and restaurant at 10 1886 Broad
way. which ne has had charge OF under five at
tachments against Max 5 Rosenweig the pro
prietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14

Dover Dell sept. 13.-rho following companies
were incorporated here to-day
The Erie Canal Electric Traction Company. ~
%,.,-York. capital S5.Opuuvu.
The United state Wafer f dneT company o.
Tho Master Record Company, of New ork. for
the recording of phonograpn records. capital
S1.~. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
RLG snoE F4cTORT u cHlTTlNOOG4.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Sept T. 'Speciah.-A com
nan. ~ which BENJAMIN. scrtfc- II Lynn. Mass.
=, a., .ra head has been organized. and Will at
oroo erect "a shoe factory ono OF the largest IN
III. south o. West. IN chattanooga huildingi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
PETITIONS ~ BANKRUPTCY.

DR. Charles A. Tinker. of No. IA West One-hun
dred and twenty -irstst. filed a petition IN bank
ruptcv Yesterday He obtained notoriety few
,.ears ago on account ~ suit brought against him
bv Frederick T.. Colwcn for alternating the affection
Of the latter's wife. The petition was filed with
view Of getting rid OF the JUDGMENT obtained by
Mfr Colwen I'm that case. or February S, 1891. FOR
5000 damages and Ss53 costs, IN the NV York
Stnrcrne Court Or. Tnker's assets consist of
: 3is IN outstanding accounts due him from about
~ persons principally In Harlem for professional
Instruments. etc 500 books So, ana clothing.
watch and chain 81 There are no other creditors.
Wr Coivcll is said 70 1--we iu Mount Kisco y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14

David G. Myers and Charles Polly composing
the firm OF Myers Polly lawyers. at No. 39i
Broadway. fled petition IN bankruptcy Yesterday
The known liabilities Of the firm are $3s92 besides
which there are claims chiefly for salaries to actors
and actresses Of the Girl from Paris company A
lorge mart Of their liabilities account " that
theatrical company. Among the actors and
actresses whom they owe for salaries are Mamie
Gfrov olive Watson Marie De Bean, Maggie Dun
bar Maud D. Langsloff Sidney W Grey Robert
A Ward Humboldt McClcland. Harry Thornton
and James g.. Marowe.
NJ Myers has individual liabilities ~ s25.7'2 and
no assets Mr. Polly has individual debts ~ 81 '4>
ard NO assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14

F r. s Crosby has been elected treasurer. and
Alexander Miller secretary If the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
rvrrvT OF THE EXHIBITION.

Some idea Of the architectural extent OF tne eN-
hibition may be had ny these notes lhe'e arc
three great buildings IN the central group Inc
main building has twelve and one-hah acres OF
door space The Implement. Vehicle and Furni-
tfre building one and three quarter acres ana lhe
Trraranortation Building l5 feet Of track Inc N
dastrl3 interest of the contents OF 80 - r,(rJ
will Doe varied by ri Midway ini'"'
ITS attractions. 49, c.,,da, ,rbtoo
has caused much friction between the manage
The awards viii he made by the Franklin In
~ : i.rr4s III Arts The Institute as IN or
ganization has had fifty years experience IN that
As the great staples figure so largely In export
-rsda fhis feature has been made conspicuous.
Tie rosuesi for space for agricultural impiements
,-s- so great that spacious temporary STRUCTURE
was erected for their exclusive accG hinooa -C.,
TIa manufacturers a. these lines IN the / hl.e-
s,stee .xn.ct 10 impress upon foreign buyers me
superiority Of American implements Of mis- omar
The exhibit viii also he Of great value and IN
etrctiou 10 the agricultural class ID showing lrin
v.haf has been done 70 minimize hand laoor ata
;.ii-ato the production 81 the enormous supply
a. CEREALS dairy and meat products. ~hIcn mos
readv market I'm Europe, and do"b'ess III ule
future in Asia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14

The Approximate amount o, he ''er' 'r ia ~ so8
satisfy which the above described property ~ 10 q II
>l2o-l up-loO with interest thereon o. .le ,rshsf
PIX per cent per auaum from August go SO, I, 100
with the costs and allowance Amounting O. Sol ''rrs,
win interest thereon ana The expenses ~ me ohsf
me approximate aml nnt ~ taxes as-P-.nri' u ht
Hens which are Co. be allowed to tr iur. IN uh
purchase money or paid by the sheriff e Ni'-s. asss
accrued interest or penalties thereon besides E sN.t
t.r ih' year lNi" fn" amount z WNl'i i' 49, mort
TIE rii premise. 70 be- SOLD subject O. o. N'vrt
gage o. secure the - and interest 80 sni
o. s. rs 90 loo. under Judgment oi f'tf'-,rx
st.r together Win costs and allowance Anl-a re
f+tf%1. with Interest thereon and the expenses -
salc Dated September 6th ls99 onyx
THOMAS }. ptS.y,a
LOUIS LEAVIrT. sa@A
Deputy Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14
Citn 6otcls.

~o~,~o0Oo~O>>o~~~0O~O~OO -Oo~ro>ooo
SHERMAN SQUARE HOTEL,
BOULEVARD, COR. WEST list ST.
AMERICAN PLAN
Strictly family hotel. choice suites furnished or IN
furnished. rent by the year Cuisine and
service u thu hgne order Rates reasonable Location
convenient TO az parts % the city.
WALTER LAWRENCE Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14

Mr. Ely Is 10 bc president Of IN" BahA'rs
Companv which will begin business anoul '"7 ''''
do N October NJ No ~ Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14

TNLE lAMGMAGla
FIFTH AVE. AND sd ST y =
WILL REOPEN OCTOBER ISL 1899
FAMILY HOTEL OF THE FIRST CLASS.
Situated the select and desirable part New
Yor1s avenue Apartments elegantly furnished.
CUISINE UNENCELLED All arrangements for the
and satisfaction Il guests perfect
and experienced management can insure.
c. 2 PrTTFARCKEN. Manager.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-10

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samples. ROYAL REMEDY CO., In
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-10

ESTABLISHED BUSINESS clearing
500 20 40 weekly. where little extra
work can double that amount. finest
location In Boston, always made money,
any party willing To pay a reasonable
price Tor reliable business where ex-
perience is not necessary investigate
this. ROSS d. CO. 2i7 Washington St,
Boston. US,m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-10

FOR SALE-FARM,s SO acres between
Willimantic ard Coventry, Conn. old
Isshioned town house. large barn, cor
rage mouse. poultry house; the finest
Wen or water In the country. running
water in barn yard. nice smooth land.
excellent Tor market. gardening or
poultry; milk can be solo right at ,he
deer. Price $1,000; 5000 down. balance
can remain on mortgage. Also with
this. ~ acres OF wood iC wanted: price
1900. This is a big bargain, charter
mas oeen obtained for electrics railroad
right past the place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-10

AGENTS WANTED-Good live men
IN every locality to represent large
manufacturing company and introduce
their goods; steady employment and
large income in good legitimate busi-
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and willing 20 attend To- business. Ref
erences required. Send self-addressed
stamped envelope for reply 10 THE
REA MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
NO 22S Chartress street. New Orleans.
La. G-ml
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-10

REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
established 10 years Is located i'm the
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a reliable first class business clearing
fropn $4,000 to $4,000 yearly, finely equip
pea oiiices, want a working partner.
best OF references required and given.
run particulars. Price $1,000 satisfac-
TORY terms TO good party. ROSS & CO,
-i' Washington street, Boston uOm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-10

FOR SALE-FURNISHED SUITE. 6
rooms and bath: passenger elevator:
electric lights; janitor service the
nnest IN the city; rooms are rented TO
students for $40 a month; more than
rent OF whole suite. Price $3.50: part
cash, balance monthly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-10
PLEURIsy QUICKLY CURED.

have suffered the riost ezcruciatirg
pains IN The side. The Doctor said il
was Pleurisy. The Brazilian Balm gave
me almost instant relief when every.
thing else iailed,and permanently cured
me: took II and had some warmed
and rubbed on strorg.
MRS. ELIzABrTu PARCELS.
Marcus Hook, Pa.