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The state herald., 1899-12-15

u the New York Central railroad, master
ing its details. He has invented a new
pattern Of freight car and an improve
nent III locomotives.
The long and short Of II is, what !. man
does with what he has depends on what
the man Is. There are half bake people
IN all grndations Of wealth and poverty.
OF course, man who is underdone, as
The bakers say, who is still mo, tly dough
IN fact, will do more damage and 10 more
4 a spectacular excrescenre, II lie is very
rich. But men who reall2r their resp u.
ibihty to the world viii d , all the more
cd, the more they have TO 10 with. And
whatever our theory OF the sotial order
may be. We can and Ought to praise those
who regard themselves As the stewards
Providence Hnd work TO fulfil thar
The state herald., 1899-12-15
A PURPOSE FOR THE RIcH.

{. While we are crying out against the
rich, II IL always well to remombcr that
there are rich men aud rich men Th.
use Of money, iik. the usc Of everything
olse, depends upon tho man. And the
judgment should he asa!nst this man
The man who misusrs bi. ono talen, IL as
grsst q sinner ~ tho ono who minuses
his five iu.smuch m each rrisuSes oil
that he has. II ,- y defect o. character,
not defect OF wealth nor Of poverty, nor
Of anything, except u' the soul.
cousider how many Of the rleh are bard
working md corugirpuou6 men. From
tho long list We select low, Seth Low
10 one. He vas born 20 millioua. Yot
ho 10 one Of the hardest working men IN
our generation, md ono OF tho most b,n
siicent. lie bss risen by merit TO be
president OF Columbia university. iio
bss gwen half OF his fortune to create
spd snJow tho modern IN. Of tha, nm.
ciont foundation. Late upd early hr ID
u, work on hin foli.inposcd tasks, lie Ia
apa,fiot, working for the publication ot
hh oNn city nnd Of Tho national politics
John Jacob Actor went 70 tho front m
Cuba Ms Rny other soldier, He equipped
battery al hir o-n expense, but AHhod
and received np frrola assumptions nl
thnt account, The "iouph ndrr.." nc
c,rding toiht annals NJ that hardy troop
drsr 20 every ses'sutf, bhi ns fouyhor
moro hardy or faNhiul soldiers tlao tbafN
from The p.lt piochinrH ufths metropolis
And M tot tho ohIetui tbo"fu1Rh riders,
Thee luia Rsnfeveli, 10 vhat ill be spart
himaoI'Y And ai IT, no, urv Usrclas
Roosevelt, M born ysfy iioh There il
ibs young Cornelius Vanderbilt wrflur.
tof ~ fli WfEeriN nv mechanical pafl
The state herald., 1899-12-15
COLONEL wArTERsON's PEN
PICTURE OF THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL.

The national capital has been called a
Whispering Gallery It may he so, but
1t is certainly, among other things, IN
omnium gatherum Of nil that is ignoblr
md slavish IN h land that plques itselt
nron It's freedom. Gradually cnut seems
g. be making lis way 10 th. front hH d
vital force OF our national iiio, and no
where is cant-the essential elements OF
whose beng are seryihty and deceit--so
ever'present and rampant AS IN Wash
ington.
In the national capital are eougregated
the failures 0. our political roeiely, the
bsnkrupts Of our partisan system. Tn.
broken-down politician, failing in all else,
hiss him tbi,hsr. The departments are
cranmsd with euyious men aud spite
ful women; the unhappy drrshcts Of
party warfare, tossing about upon soa
Of ill.requitsd uncsrtitude. No mau or
woman among them Is sure Of anything.
They hsyo oil seen better days. Yet they
may scs worse. They live from hand to
mouth. Huddled together at close guar.
tiers, they have but Ole object IN lite to
keep their paltry places and, being OF
the same condition aud Of single mind.
II is easy ior these poor devils to geper.
ate u buzzing that tor tho moment sounds
like public opinion. Louisville Courier.
Journal.
The state herald., 1899-12-15

The newspapers that ore advocating
the new d.psrtue in the territorial ex
pansion policy Of our country are trying
to make capital out OF a speech that
Senator Hoar is said to bave delivered
.cme time back in ls95. They clam
thst IN his speech Senator Hoar gave u
glowing description OF the marvellous
growth Of the tree planted by our Pilgrim
fathers and closed With these words: ats
boughs hang over the Pacific snd-ip
good time-it will send It's roots beneath
the waves and receive under its vast
canopy the islands OF the sea- Many
OF the newspapers that are publishing
these words to make 1t appear that SEN
a,or Hoar is inconsistent in his present
attitude In opposition TO imperialism
have evidently forgotten that in 1896
they were loudly pruclainiing their
friendship for the cause Of silver and
bimetsilism. These papers are now de.
handing gold standard Legislation
While they are calling Senator hoar To
account for words that evidently were
never intended to advocate tn. auuexa.
ton Of ISLANDS on the other side Of the
world, they might rise and explain by
what line oil reasoning they attempt to
justify their sudden and radical change
on the msney qutRiion.
The state herald., 1899-12-15
Attend Cel,.xe rh,. Y.ar.

Never In the history oi our country
wa- there's a Rrand.r opportunity thsp
the present for educated young men
aud ~omcnt. What An auspicious
moment FOR those sho arc iust nov on
threshold Of life.
Grnnd Island Business and Normal
College hnH for fourteen years been tho
isadinR institution Of TIA kind 10 the
acct rn states NJ d la, year NOR. than
's'c. Ne many calls we're received for
i's graduates aa could he suppli-d Ey.ry.
thing necessary Tor sncc.s.ful start ID
HE IL tansht-Burineas. Normal nnd
shorthand eonr.rs. Expenses low. Board
"nly VI 10 per week One years tire
given on tuition u d-sired College
R'rur,l sent if.e. or Tor sir rrnts ~il
sond elegant catalogue. Addisss,
A. NJ, llAnats, President
Grand Island, Nab,
The state herald., 1899-12-15
SUEiiiFFs SAIL

by virtue Of special esseutioa o. lAa fore.
eio~urc issusd out u the clerks olcs a sAs
county court Of Phillips county and STATE u Col.
orado, and IN me directed. whereby IN con-
manded to make the sum of two hundssd af1y.
siH 0iOp 1870. 10y and costs Of suit, IL amount
of a certain iudsmsnt rscsntiy o6eaissd asaiAss
tho e~tats n John Herman. dsesassA. AAaa
Herman and Msrsrvs,A HsrnLa. hairs In fsvos
fM'cheal Herman out u the lands tsasmsas,
500 IL md ehattsls OF the said sststs Il JsAa
Herman. dscsa.ed.
havo levied On the following peopsssy, V VII
The -~ v of sec Ntsn sf " west Of the sA ,
m situated In Phillips county stats u Coisr.ds.
Th.'sfor-. scooriius to said command. sAsii
szposs for sals. At public suctioe. al tAs hsAt.
'iur and intsrrss Of the sbov- ssasA the sss.ss
of John Herman deceased u and b ths sbsvs T.
scrihed propersy. On saturday sAs Oh ~ II
D~c~sshsr isss. at O'Clock N ss ths fssss asss
Of ths eoaniy oorrt houss 10 Hoisoss. PAuips
county.
Dated q, holyohs this md dsy es De-. iss.
q. u. Weir. sheriff of Phillips seaaV.
Da,s of hrut pablscatisa Dsc.s is0.
Dsr of last publicstioa De. ~, isoe.
The state herald., 1899-12-15
SURE cURE FOR GROUP.
Twenty-Five S~nr-' Constant Use
Wtthout q fniiure.

rh' iirst iudic.tirn ~ Group Ia hoars..
ness. aud in n Child subject to tia, d,..
~a-e II may b. taken 81. sure sign oi
the approach Of m attack Foiiosing
this hoar-snrss Is u peculiar rough consh.
II Chambefl-in's Cough Remedy ise,v.n
ns soon NJ The eh,ld becomes hoarre. or
even after the cronpy cough .pp-ar- II
will prevent the attack ~ used "a
msny thou-ands Of home. In ihis orosd
land and never III. arp.inis tho snImu.
moihs'a We hav. ,st Ia harm Of n
single Instance 10 which II has not proved
sfsciual No other preparation can show
sueb = rscord-t..pty'h,s years. con,
stast use without failure. For ssls BY
Y. X. Soblst.
The state herald., 1899-12-15

Asa cure Tor rhsnns,ism CAsnbssl
Pain Balm II gaming . vide rsputstisa.
d D. Johnston Of R'chmssd. isd. hss
BEEN troubled With that s,lssst sisss
1892. In spsskius ef II hs ssys; II usvsr
found anything that vsuld relieve ne
until used Chamberlain Pals Baia.
II se's Ike magic With NJ. NJ fsss ~
swollen and p,,siss me vssy much, but
ons good application sf Pain Balm rs>
lieved ne. For sAis by y. X. Eob,st,
The state herald., 1899-12-15

The American bee, sugar company has
made It's first investment in land neal
Rocky Ford. The fact that the sugar
company took mp several thousand acres
on which 1t had options shows lor a
certainty that the company has some
thing up its sleeve. The prices paid for
the land ranged from $50 to $3.50 AN
acre. Among other options was that on
the Bingham farm, which consists o
over 1000 acre s, the price being in the
neighborho d of $4,000 Exchange.
The state herald., 1899-12-15
SICK HEADACHES.

Tue curse o, n,.rvotk.i woman hood.
are quickly aud surely rnr-d by ksrls
Clt,sr Il pt Tea, the st,a, blo,d pur,ii, 7
aud 'issne hniljer None, refunded u
no, satisfactory. Price % o,s. aud 60 eta
City Drug ststa.
The state herald., 1899-12-15
||||||||||D|| 5. & M. Time Card
TRA1Ns LrAyr Is EoLLows:

No. l5i Aeon daily except Saturday and sun
day for Lincoln. Omaha, Chicago and all points
east and west lOpm
No. l56 Saturday only Tor Lincoln. Omaha
chicago and all points east and wrst Hop m
No. 1853 Aeon daily except Nouday, Cheyenne
Wyo. and intermediate stations a:i5 a N
All east bound accommodation trnius connect
with first class pJssenger train Mt Curtis for
Ill points east and west.
Sleeping dining and reclining chuir carsiscat4
frec) or hrolgh tiains. Tickets sold and bag
gage c,,sckcl to any point in the United States
or Canada.
For inrormation, time tables, maps and tickets
call ~ 81 write to c. T., Paul Agent licl
yoks. Colo, or j. Francis, Gon'l Passr Agt, o
maha. Neb
The state herald., 1899-12-15

In 1896 Senator Wolcot' claimed to he
Q stannch friend of the cause Of silver
and bimetnl!ism. II his claim was made
in good faith, it will require very sud
den and radical change in lis views on
the money question to enable HIM to vote
for the gold standard bills now befor,
congress-.
The state herald., 1899-12-15

w ,NfED SEVERAL BKlGnT AND HONEST
persons Ia represent Us ~ Manager IN this
and closs by counties sslsy ssoe ysas saA -
p"n-es. STRAIGHT bona-nde, no mors. - lss sal-
Ary. Position permanent. Our refsrsoess, my
bank in any town. II Is mainly of,ios work sos-
dneted at home. Refsr-ncs. Kneloss sslfNA-
dresssd stamped envelope. TEE DosnHos Ger
PAsY. DHYT. s. Chicago.
The state herald., 1899-12-15
Stewardship 10 he best OF their ability d.
Rock, Mouut,iu Christian Aivo;at e.
YOiINI MOTHERS.

Group is he lerror of thousands OF
Young mothers hrcause H. outbreak il
so agouiziug ard irs gu nsly fatal. Shi-
lch's Cough anh Consumption Cure acts
magic in cases of Cronp. 1t has
,er been known to fml, The worst
yases renewed imme rat.ly, Price ,
cts, 80 cts. and Sl.oi. Criy Drug Store
The state herald., 1899-12-15
You TRYiT.

hshiloh's Cough and Csssune,ies
rure, which 10 sold Tor the small price
NJ ~ c,-.. 20 cts. and ei 20 dos nss oury
TAX" bottle hack and ~ vill rssusA
v"nr money. Bold Tor ever ofty yssfs
IN this guarantees. Pnes ~ ~. SD %
tir. City Drug Btors.
The state herald., 1899-12-15

lkJ ANrEU- SEVERAL. rEIS ms fUR DIS
w tnct Ufiice Managers IN this state rspto
nj ma in their own and surrounding counties
willinf f'o ay yearly 500, payable weekly. De-
siFable ploym ,at wit, usual opportunities.
..efe ences exchanged Encio-. s.if-addre~sed
stamped -nye."ps. : A. PARK. JiJ iaaton Bald
ing. chicago
The state herald., 1899-12-15
WHAT IL 8llIIf10f

4 Grand Old Fsasdy Tor Cough. Cslds
and Consumption; ussd thssush The
world for half century. hes cured TO-.
Vulnerable cssss d ipcipisut oousunp-
ton and relisveh many 10 sdvaaocd
stages. II You are not sst,s6sd With the
results We will refund your money. Price
2' cts. 20 cts. and N.oO. City Drug
store
The state herald., 1899-12-15
first publication Nov. 10 isog
Nliica for Public atiun.
Land Ofiir. nj Sterling Colo

Nov. lsy
Notice IL hereby given that the ihiiowing
naH, settler h filed nolioo OF hs inten-
tion to mak. nnal pr of In supper Of tbs
clniuian hat sal proof wall bc mad. before
tue clerk oi I e count! c,urtHt iIol, o..' olo
On Dec % irSviz
Dt MS cHERAMY.
Ii u go for IN swa sees 10 tp7nrS o y IN
lie names The following Witnesses U Prove
his continuous tesIdsnc. upon and cul'iya-
TIN OF said land viz
d-org- W. Hill M nolyoke Colo
Charlie, D.. Erickson - /"
james Hamilton -
Byron ,hriner iioiy oke Colo
ID fIFNiNG Regt-t
The state herald., 1899-12-15
WANTED SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HONEST

F1'VF7s 7" TT V77T777 NJ ~ 7I7'0'9O7 TIT 7I'
and close by connties. Salary soc q year an
penses. Straight bona'6de no more, no rs- salary
Position permanent. Our references, any bank in
anytown. II il mainly Office work conducted at
home, Reference Enclose self addressed stamp
ed envelope, THE DOMINION COMPANY, Dept.s,
hicago
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FIRST pubncauon Nov n isss
Notes for Publication.
Land ofhcs At Sterling. Colo

Notice is hereby gwen that The 0eosss b
Rruner has fiicd notice Of Intention 70 make
nnal proo' before clerk Of district court at
his once In Hoiyote Cola on saturday tho =
d ~ Of Dee. 1889 on timber culture spp,ics-
Il n No isass for tho sw Y Of sso 10 y q rtsv
lie names - witnesses
Charles CrRmer Of Holyoks Ooio
A ner:B Fleming "
william Mckinney 4"
George Glover "
FLEuIae Register
The state herald., 1899-12-15

Witness my hand and seal this 9Th day of November A
D. 1900 T. n. MepH RRiN
(SEAL) County Treasurer
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STORAGE.

HIGHEST PRICES paid for rare postage
stamps; packets and albums SOLD
SCOTT, IS East 23d-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,r.,... New-York. November o. 1900
Receipts single car OF 40 head for the
,hkel ana there were nearly cars on sale no trade
" mnportance 8 Judd Co. sold IA state bulls 53o
10 average at ~ 10 100 Dressed bed ouet AT
1890 per 10, No later cables. Exports Included 600
OF oeef on the Etruria Liverpool 45O cattls
o ne european TO London zoo cattle and 4B7I quarters
Deer on te Menominee also IFS cattle on the
hoo 70 Hull 80 cattle and 40 sheep on the Trinidad
Receipts were II head aIi Westerns with the
exception OF head and cold per 100 10 Feel
ing steady city dressed veals sdl2c per ~ country
dressed Wg0sc little calves 5a8c dressed grasscrs and
Sales p NeIson 20 Western calves PSI n average.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts were 9 cars or 2ss
neal including car for slaugherers and cars for the
market and counting the stale stock cars
shade higher ono car Of stock unsod Common 10 prime
lambs at ShqfS g. No Canadian lambs on sale
Dressed mutton 486tsc per nj dressed lambs b6so
Sales Judd Co.; oo4 Pennsylvania lambs "a 10
Buffalo DO. 0S Y. At s.: 131 do. sc 10 at a sfh: 90
Indiana sheep 2 10 81: go do 90 ~ at 81 60; 90
$3.50. ~ ~ " W. "' W. ~
s. Sanders: sss State lambs e5 10 at s.; 1866 Penn
synena 90 ol 10. at "a BIN: 20 State cus Al n, at
40 pennsylvania do II 10 at 81 rs
NJ. Collins: las State lambs II 10 at s.
HOtis-Recepts were 1914 cars. 1901 head includ-
ing Geek for the market No sales reported Nominally
weak Country dressed steady
sales-S Judd & Co. date Friday: SIS Western hogs
1898 10 average at 81 30 100 nj Is State do. 1888 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Nov, 2.-Cosing wheat-spot dull; No l
SaliioTna os l3dges "a Ne red Western winter 6s 90
mixed new and old, Be- 5hd Flour-st Louis fancy
winter dull at rs Cd PeasCAnadian 6s Cd Beef easy;
extra India SIS Cd prime mess sos. Pork steady:
prime Western BIS Cd Hams-short cut IA TO 10 No.
46s. Lard firm; prime Western in tierces Eos ID
American refined in pals 2ss 3D. Bu,,cFnest United
States 94s; good T3s Bacon-Cumbcrfand q 20
~ steady at 32s. short rib Is TO y No. firm e5s Cd;
long clear middles light 30 to IS n, Arm at a2s Cd
clear backs 10 to lS 10 nrm at sis O. clear bellies
n steady at sis Cd Cheese steady: Imcricsn anes;
white 54s Cd; American hnest colored oes Taow-
Prime city steady 24s; Australian In London, dull at
2s Sd. Cottonseed oil-Hull refined. Novembcr-April
steady at lis Turperrine-Sprts steady Il 87s 3D.
Rosn-common firm at Is 3D.. petroleum-Rehned 7hd.
Inseed Oil, 23s Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Nov E.-cotton firm; mddns 7o-Iec;
low mddng i-16c: good ordinary, 9-i8c; receipts
1891 bales exports France 1880; the Continent
1908; sales 635; stock 242, 2sS.
Baltimore. Nov. 2o.-Cotton nominal; middling. 7%c;
low middling. TIC; good ordinary e71Gc stock % 05
bales
New-orleans, Now 25.-Cotton very nrm; middllng,
7%c: low middllng. 7hc good ordinary. enc; net re
cepts IA I2 bales: a. 1911. exports France
400 to the Continent, 700; sales 1850; stock 343
Memphis, Nov 20 Cotton firm; mddlng 7xc; low
mdding INC good ordinary. 7c: receipts 1888
bales gross, $685. shipments. 3234 sales 4s0O stock
i76,35s.
Savannah, Nov 25.-Cotton steady: midt1ing 3-16c;
middlng 1-lGc; good ordinary. l-16c: receipts
1888 bales exports TO the Continent 1850; sales 592
stock 151.915
st. Louis. Nov. 25-Coton firm; middling, 7S-1ec;
low middling 15-l6c good ordinary 9-16c: net re-
cepts. LASS bales; gross. 7,75s: stock. 97.s2l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. &-Cattle generally steady at the de-
cine November receipts largest since 1894. Good to
choce 20 30qS; to medium, Sass mixed stock
ets sogSS 70 selected feeders s. 2Oas4 10: good to
cnoce cows ~ 5OlS4 25 hefers. SO 25S4 Gamers
q 15aSs bulls 81 2Jds4 calves s4Qs7 fed beeves
= 2ogSo grass Texas steers SO 25ds4; Western range
peeVes S4gS5 20. Hogs active; shade lower
prices good clearance mixed and butchers SO s0Gs3 97
good 70 choice heavy SO 1898 ON rough heavy SO 79
50 S2h light SO 1888 90; bulk OF sales 81 s5GSS 90
SheeTMarket steady for both sheep lambs Largest
November receipts record Native wethers 50 Goa
"a 4O lambs Sass 81; Western wethers SO 1894 West
eah lambs - sogs5 25 Receipts; Cattle 400; hogs
Cincinnati Nov. %.-Hogs active, SO 40ass 90. Cattle
steady, " eCgso 90 Sheep steady s2as3 rs. lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
TYpEXRITERS.

ooocoOoo.oo.ooDoN oN~~NNN"O~o|ONrOos
TYPDWRITERS bought, sold, rented re-
paired. best machlnes lowest prices;
trial free. telephone. CONSOLIDATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 2i1 Bway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

liverpool. Nov 25. p. m.-Cotton-spo,-Fair de-
mand prices -S2d higher American mddng, fair 4Sd;
l-i6d good ordinary 3'4d: ordinary. ll-led. The
sales OF the day were 5000 bales OF which 800
speculation and export, and included 5000 American.
Receipts. 1900 bales including 1890 American. Futures
ding m c. November, 7-6ia4 sod buyers; November
and December. 6-64a4 7-6id buyers December and
January 494a4 56id buyers; January and February.
48-64d buyers February and March, 2-64d. buyers:
March and April. 1-64q4 284d Sellers April May
4a4 l-94d buyers: May and June. I'd sele' June and
July cd sellers July and August, g. 4d buyers
August and September. -efd value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
MAGNETISM.

MAGNETISM cures rheumatism, Para
fyyis. Nervous Prostitution and all blood
diseases. Dr. DAKE. 100 West 45th-st-
"Dr. Dake cured me OF large. painful
tumor. Mrs. Post. 81 West 96th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26

ADIRONDACK BALsAM.

ADIRONDACK BALSAM cures catarrh.
bronchitis, sore lungs and colds; outfit
enough FOR 3 months use. 60 cents; at
Nrur druggists. sample sent for a l0-cent
piece by the ADIRONDACK BALSAM CO..
III West 42d-st. Neyg-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
ELECTRO GAIVANIgM.

NERVOUS Diseases, locomotor ataxia,
paralysis, proStrhtlon. Insomnia, head
ache. rheumatism, cured by electro-gal-
yanism. HENRY DE KRAFT. NJ. D.. ll9
West 4eth-st. Send for pamphlet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26

ceived our treatment: Jno. Madrlzk 537
u. i35th-st.. scarlet fever and infiamma-
catalept{c trance 81 days; John Goldberg.
ei6 Flushing-avs.. paralysis Of left eye
and mouth: W. Neufeld. "a Meserole-st.
Brooklyn, epilepsy; John Long, 27e Drisss,,
ave-, Brooklyn, Inflammation brain and
apoplexy: Il. Conner. las Lenox-aVe''
apoplexy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
DECORATIVE PLANTS, ETC.

ferns, etc The Tropical Decorative
Plant Co. ELMORE. successor. / Union
Square Entrance l4th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
ENGRAVING AND EMBOssIyG.

N<NNN%rNrNNrOrONrSNe O~OeO~r~~<O~c>e~<>~Oe0~I~-~~
ESTABLISHED lss4.-H. @. AFFORD a
Co, 90 and 9s Fulton-st.. New-York.
CklCQAIn cor. William-st.-Engraved
lNOLpWS Plates; Steel Die Embo,s-
elh1tO ing; wedding Invitations,
1ITl OIt Visiting Cards. Business
III IL U,C Cards. Notes and Latter
(MBOSSINJ Heads. Monosrams and
Address Dies, Crests and
Coats OF Arms, etc. Fine Correspondence
Papers and Envs.: first class workman
ship at moderate prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26

ed successfully without
medicine by vital mag
netiem and hygienic
treatment. Wonderful re-
suits In nervous and
chronic diseases. also in
cases considered Incur
able by regular physi-
clans slightest testi-
m0nials from medical au-
horities. We beg 10
refer TO the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
WORK WANTED,

-c~~~~~D>oooNoo-op~ o.~~o~o~~~~~~~~
male.
A YOUNG, educated Irishman would b
glad to accept any kind Of position OF
trust. Mr. O'NEILL. Amsterdam-ave.
AN HONEST. reliable and trustworthy
young married man. ~. wants work at
anything. neat appearance; years with
last employer. BARENTZ. sos p. l2th-st.
AMERICAN. 80. single; good penman; ac-
ourate at figures; neat appearance, tenn
perate quick to adopt circumstances
thoroughly relisble references. y. T.,
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