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Cenoia al ssOribieDte del Tribunal de Are
cibc, den Enrique Vars, que Sc eneuentra
eDfermo en- eRts capital.
-Hs tOmsdo possession del cargo de
ines presidents de la Oorte de ArsCibo, don
Felipe Cuthi.
ElilustEsdO jariscoDIulto D. Eduar-
do ACuiis, tiene alberto su bufets de sbo-
gado en- IL Gale de San Justo.
Dada au competencis professional no
dud mns que "a ohcina de estudio tendra
ana esCoglda J numerosa Clientela.
Ell nSbado saldra para la Ciudad de
Ponce, donde sbrira an bbfsts, sI distin.
guido letrsdo don Angel AOosts 9 ,ibtero,
be le aguaFda alIf con mucho inteF6s par,
cOnhsrle la gsstion de impOEtsntss asantol
iudioisles
-Dssds sysr tsnsmoS On ssts capita
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PONCE;
NOTICIAS DIRECTAS

PsreOs que serA un heCho Ia forms ci6D
de IN nuevo psrtido por ion elementOG di
sidenteG republiosnos.
E martes ae reuDieFon para echar las
bases, segda SO dice del Gblico.
HsCe POGO registrsmos IN hecho de
bandidsie oometido en- el ReoJ
Hoy sabt mos de otro case perpetrado
en- el mismo bsFrio en- la persona de don
jose Poni6n, ebpsfio de nacionalidsd.
JSe trata de alguna partida de bando
lerO.i
Yea ESQ la poliCia insular.
-NuestFo buen amigo don jose Ra
mon BsCeEra hiso entrega en- ls maiiana
del msrtes, de 10 presidencia de la Corte
de este Distrito.
Va saben Duestros lsCtofes one le gu
cede en- eI ergo don 1sidoro Soto Nuaa.
-En ls tArds del lunes SO Celebr6 en-
sl iusgsio el iuicio de Ia denunCia inter
puests por MF. Enrique, ministro prctes
tante, contra el viCario J 81 padre Alfonso,
saCsrdotss cstolicos, quienss insistirAn en-
entorpeceF lss Intro miSiones de Latero en-
81 asllo Tricot he.
K Fiscal pidi6 sI sobrsssimiento libTe
--En 81 barrio 20 &c oyeron en- la no
che del Iunes. lss fraSeS mas soeces . 10
lconvenientes. Fran dos individuos que
sGtimulabsn slf 50 cOr'j para emprender
Ia l6eso mCjicones.
--En el Cerro, en- Vista A'egse J en-
sl bATrio 40 tambi6n sscspdaliSsFon de 10
Undo los wages J Oogds de 6,io.
El martaS ipgreS6 en- el hospital nm
Iindividuo que fac hsTido en- ID cabexs dc
luna pedrads.
--Contii aln les qaejss de muthoi
veOiDOS contra los enCsrgsdos De reccgsi
las basurss.
Va para Is dias que NO les yea 81 pc
10 estes servidoreI por ID Calle dc Ii
TORE.
--Uns vecina do nombre Dsmisnl
Itsmbi6n fu6 prOmOVsdOra de Otro ssCkn
dalo.
Nos dieen que Mr.. Teller, i.fs d
Ipolicis, piensa Fenuncisr el cargo.... d,
ministro protestsnte.
Hsos dias que no predics.
I'll Iunes poT la noche 50 tomsroi
aIgunoS acnerdoa en- 81 club de ls ivuettu'
federal, fsvorablss 4 los CoErelieionariO
inuolventes.
-Por ack ss anuneia 81 arri6o de do
Isoerdotes moFmoneS.
Visnsn de los EstadOu Unidos, con {
dnioo objeto de pFedicaF.
1Ss mstsrAn tambitu en- TsioOChel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-03

4 nuestro querido compatriota don jesse de
Diego, ex fscal de Ia Corte dc Distrito de
MaysgusE.
-Et dfa ss despachsra para Santo
Domingo, Hsity J Cubs, el vspor sMsria
Hsrrera.s La correspondence que dsbe
embarcar aeIA resoiida 8 lsG 4 p. m.
Don Felipe Cuebss, administrator
de Ia aduana de Msysgdsz, te enouentrs
en- estA cspital.
Ell cfs satarA en- este puerto 81 va.
por americana San Juan.
--Dtsde mkfiana 90 vender& LADEMo
cRAC1A en- Ia farmacis de Patron, calle San
Justo, extreme sur.
-Msisna debe sstar ancIado en- 10
bahia el vspor faant 81, que aegnir& visi9
para Santo Domingo.
Ell comaroiO de Ia Gale de Ia For
tale1s pedira 4 Ia compsila del tren e. 60
trico que tisnds la VIZ al largo de squeils
cslIe. Tsmbi6n hiso 10 prOpiO el de la ca lie
de Tetuan.
Sc Quejan Buestros abonados IL
San Juan de que son muChoa loa lectoF !
de gusgua que tiene alli La Demo coRAc1A.
NuestrOs amigos, pueden indiearles 4
esos Siicres Cuando soIicitsn ell praatamo
del periodiOo. que 81 enoargado de hsccr
las Guaeripciones ea don jose Labrador
San Sebastian IS.
-EstA para llegsr el vapor espsfiol
Puerto Rico, que sali6 de Barcelona e
| IL de Marzo.
-SerSaasscogidaS laa personas quie-
oss Sc de- tarjetaS 0>fsvor para el bale
que tendrA efecto eI dfss1e paa0aa en- el
eOasino Espshol.s
Han oomenEado 4 funOio1ar los
uuevoS tribunaleG dc policfa en- eats
ciudad.
- Hoy como las 10 se Ginti6 una
CoDmoci6n atros, muy parecida & IN fuer
to temblor de terra. Indsgu6 Is Csuss y
puds enterarme que fu3 coDsecuenCia de
los trabaios para volsr el eCristobal Co
orS. buque que como 90 aabido sumsr
gieron los espsfioles d Ia eDtrada del puer
to de SaO Juan Cusndo Ia guerra del ss.
MuChss Cssas han sufrido con Ia tire.
pidAOi6n, pues preuentan variss grietss en-
las paredes que exijen Immediate srreglo.
DebieFan emplesr = Vi es possible me
nos cantidsd de explosive. 9 indemniSaI
los dafios causadOs & las prOpiedades ale
mas.
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Hay un despotlsmo, que ejerCen
los que SO titulan gobiernos tutelares,
Y consiste en- Ia centralixaci6n abso-
luta de todas las atribuciones en- ma
nos del poder pdblico, que las aplica
inspirandose en- la voluntad del pue-
bio, expresada directamente por CO.
mites politicos 8 indirectamente por
la prensa en- sus varios matices.
Hay otro despotismo, Ell mas du-
70, Ell mas imsoportable, que estriba en-
Ia propia centralizaci6n de atribucio-
mes en- manos del poder publico, que
las aplica inspirandose en- sus prefe-
rsncias arbitrarias, en- sus caprichos
inconsultos, y yendo casi siempre con-
ira la voluntad del pueblo, expresa-
da por la prensa y por los comites
politicos.
Este despotismo es el mas odioso;
el que deprime de una manera mas
torpe Y ofensiva d los ciudadanos; 81
que no Sc para en- ningdn linaje de res
petos, porque, sosteni6ndose por la
fuerza antes que por ell voto, olvida sus
elementales deberes ciyicos, y Sc juz-
ga'dueho y senior de vidas y de ha-
ciendas.
Asi, por desgracia nuestra, re-
sulta al despotismo que desenyuelve
en- nuestra terra sus planes ibertici~
das. Y asi prescinde de la opinion,
SO burla del sufragio, pisotea la justi-
cia, y Sc alza como un fantasma ex-
trano y maldito en- una tortalesa
inaccessible para los hombres honrados
que le desprecian.
En- la America del norte el pue-
bio, soberano y augusta, manda. Vel
gobierno, d6cll y sumiso, ejecuta. En-
Ia America del tr6pico el gobierno
legisla, y el pueblo sufre y gime
bajo la pesadumbre de la tira-
MIA. Sc invierten los t6rminos Y
la ibertad americana Sc trueca en-
esclavitud inicua para los puertorri-
quehos dignos de ese nombre.
Fl gobernador Sc cree sin duda
an amo quien nadie puede contra
decir. Y tai parece que el Origen de
su autoridad no es la Suprenla ratio
populorum de las viriles democracias
m0dernas, sino ell quid dtuIuum, la sW-
prema ratio regun de las services
autocracias antigcas, que resurgen
aqui como I'm padron de ignominia
y de vergienza.
Y los Estados- -Unidcs, tan simpa-
ticos al mundo por su devotion las
grandes ideas revolucionarias que bau-
tixaron ellos en- la constitution de
Jefferson, caen entire nosotros en- Ia
anomalia de oprimir y esquilmar a los
que en- su bandera veian una Cspersn-
"a de amplitudes in6Oitas y de mag
ni6cas grandezas para Ell Porvenir.
No es culpa, no, de los Estadol
Unidos el tremendo azote que hajel;
dia tras dia 4 la colon'a. Els culps
de los pigmeos que destinan a gober-
narnos y que vienen q desacreditar
su naci6n, presentandola ante la ISL
y ante ell extranjero en- facha de con.
quistadora sin escrdpulos y de ex
terminadors sin conciencia, capaz d
temerarios abuses.
Y es culpa tambi6n, mas grav
adn y mas honda, de los nativos gu
cooperan q esa obra de muerte, pres
tandose a saucionar y esforzdndos
On aplaudir las demasias que sin clio
sou muy dificiles, va que los pigmec
de altd, los malos americanos, no s
lan7arian a tales infamias sin los pig
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LA TIRANIA

meosde aca, sin los malos antillanos
que les justifcan.
En- ningdn pals regidO pOr ms
tituciones liberales SO imponen al
pueblo funcionarios que el pueblo re-
chaza y desdeha. En- este pals una
ciudad de $4,000 almas, Arecibo, HA
DE TRAGAR un Juez de Distrlto, Gu
CHI, y a un juez de policia, Cabatlero,
que disfruta ToDAs las antipatias y to
das las descon6anzas de sus conveci-
nos.
Y, de igual suerte que Arecibo,
Utuado con $4,000, Lares con q. 900,
Caguas con 20. .OOO, ,Fajardo con | 1000,
Cabo Rojo con 10000, y otros y
otros, TRAaAN sus jueces de policia,
en- general descalifeados 8 incapa-
ces, que vienen por la fuerza, y no
por eli voto libre J expontaneo, ocu-
par un sitio usurpandolo y degra-
ld$ndolo.
Y no va las ciudades en- que el
patriotifmo Sc levanta irreductibIe,
sino aquellas en- que 81 servilismo
triunfa y medra, soportan tambi6n
jueces semejantes al Sepdlveda de
Ponce, donde hay un Casals, un
Fournier, un Para; al Salguero de
Mayaguez, donde hay un Basora y
un Llavat, un Menendez, personas q
quienes Sc rehusa y Sc pretiere.
En- Mayagdez y en- Ponce, 81
se consulta, 81 Sc oye a los republic
canos honorables, no podria desig-
narse a ESQ Salguerc y a ese Sc
IpdIveda, advenedlzcs que nunca fue-
ron NADIA y que NADIA continuarian
siendo 81 los tiranuelOs no necesita-
sen gentes de esa calana para
cumplir sus prop6sitOs Sombrios y
desmoralizadores.
Dos jefes, Barbosa y Egozcue
en- San Juan, y setenta grupos, sn
Ique la escoria apesta, en- las setents
poblaciones de Puerto Rico, dan ls
medida de 10 que persigue el 60
| bierno; la anulaci6n completa de lC
lque es y vale algo en- 81 terrufo
aun dentro de las filas republicanas
] que al fin Sc lomPeran, va cansai
j de tantisima msDgua.
Tiranfa mas saturada de oprobiC
no Sc ha visto nunca. KS el desbor4
damiento de las charcas que abortar
sus I6gamos nauseabundos. Es Ell fer
mento del populacho que ofrece SUI
: Iidolos; es la putrefacci6n de un ca
d ldaver que eDgendfa sus Uerpaes par
-lque SO sacien en- la carne Putrefacta
} les la disolucion social es...... el prin
! cipio del fin.
D Aguarde un pocoPuerto- Rico. n
Ipermaneceran On sus altos puestOs 10
: que Sc obstinan en- deshOnrar d 81
patria, que les envio q estos climaE
slno para que matasen los mobiles ins
4 aItintos y los grandss sentimientos
q lsi para que diesen lustre q la histo
: ria immortal escrita por el desintert
q de un Washington y Ell sacriGcio d
a un Lincoln.
Espere IN POGO Puerto-Rico. I
: pueblo americana, que SO equivoc6 !
eI Idestinarnos esos hombres, rectifcar
lel dia EN- que sepa de que guisa SO
e mancha en- estas attitudes. Ell temp
eIes el primer factor de todas las me
81 tamorfosis. La metam6rfosis nuestr
JeI vendra, y 81 tango voIvera al fonc
Isl de las charcas y en- el Claro Gle
Isl brillara para siemPre la justicia, qu
se es el sol de las sociedades contempt
81 raneas.
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SAN JUAN
NOTAs POR CORREO
Abril 8.

Abril 9.
Maestro diatinguido sm;goy GORE.
iigionario don Migael SAla, que sstuvO
hnfermo dc Agda Onidado, se sncusntfs
fa rsstsbleCidO , hs vualtod ocupaFss de
kus nsg3oios Ses enhoTsbuens.
LA ffagAta sSAratsg's que tom6
hoy nuestFo puerto, saldFA el dis lS del
ooFrients psfa Philadelphia.
-ss procede 81 deahierbo del atrio
De Ia CaisdraI poE los ssntsncISdos On Il
Oorte dc pclieil
- han oonoedido 10 dias mAs De u.
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CAMUY

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ilAh. ..a...,a....a. Ahll
lltAb.1 .1..a....a....S.ss .Shi!.
Con seiG palmos de nariCes GO han
quedsdo loo republiCanoS que espsrsba9 al
nombramientO de jueE de poliCfa para cSla
uno de ellos.
A uno ls did nm sufrimiepto de rdbi0
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is any person in the family affected
ltWith disease, especially consumption
and the like, 1t Is absolutely necessary
that that person have his or her own
dishes of such distinctive pattern that
| they cannot be mistaken.
kissing has been a much discussed
question, and, while sentiment defends
| the practice, hygiene is in favor of
abolishing it at least as a mark of pub
| lie affection. Many an infant who has
been given kiss of affection has in
reality been given the kiss of death,
and in adult life serious diseases, If not
fatal ones, have, have been transmitted
by the kiss of one supposed to be pure,
yet saturated with disease. Doubtless
the crusade against kissing has been
carried to an absurdity, but promiscu-
Gus kissing, aside from its indeicacy, is
dangerous.
The food that we eat may be a cause
of infection. Avoid a filthy provision
store as you would the plague! Meat
that is mauled over a dirty block han
died with dirty hands and cut with a
soiled and rusty knife may be harmless,
but the percentage of danger in it is far
greater than in that sold under more
inviting circumstances So with bread,
cake, and the like, dirty surroundings
mean germ nger.-Indianapolis Jour
nal.
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A SUBSTITUTE PASTOR
FOR WESTVILLE Congo
CHURCH yesterday.
Rev. MIR. Vets Occupied Pulpit Morn
Ing and Evening-Due 10 the Dismissal
ofRey MIR Kerr from the Passionate
-DismissaI Said to be Against the VIII
of Most of the Congregation.

| Yesterday Rev. M. r. Kerr did not
as usual, occupy the pulpit OF the
Westville Congregational church. his
place being taken at both services py
Rev. Gervase A. Vets of Gamer
street. The reason for this temporary
change is due to the dismissal OF MI
Kerr from the pastorate of the chufch
to take effect March /.
The ecclesiastical society OF the
church took this step because, II is al
legged Mr.. Kerr entertained soclanstlc
ideas and preached them from the pull
pit. 1t is said that the action was TAX
en- by the society against the Will or MI.
Kerrs congregation, and on saturday
and yesterday a petition was being
signed by most of the members OF the
church calling for reconsideration
The vote of the society taken last Mon
day night, which dismissed the pastor
stood q to ~.
From ell accounts there has been
strife in the Westville church for sew
eral months past, and Mr.. Kerr's
preaching was both condemned and
praised by the differing bodies. Mr.,
Kerr holds that he is by no means
socialist in the commonly accepted
sense of the term, and that he has
preached on the subject of social jus
ice and social reform as any enlighten-
ed pastor should do. Mr. Kerr is about
forty-tive years old and has been pas
ter of the Westvile Congregational
church about two years. He succeeded
0, Raymond Howe, who was dismissed
from the church after the latter became
involved in a suit brought against him
by Sadie Lansing, one of the members
of the Sunday school. Mr.. Kerr came
from Guilford, where he was pastor Of
the Congregational church. Fills con-
tract with the Westville church calls
for three months notice Of dismissal,
which, therefore, will not take effect
until March I. Before that time 1t is
expected that enough pressure may be
brought to bear upon the minority who
are In power to renounce their unpopu-
lar decision, but 1t Is not thought that
Mr.. Kerr will accept another engage
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TILE PLANS OF THE FIFTEEN

|
Sheriff Grell is concerned in the pro-
gram of the committee for cleaning up
the city. No secret has been made OF
the fact that the committee was going
first of all to put the responsibility for
neglect of duty on the part of public
officials on Mayor Van Wyck, and
make a formal demand Of him that he
compel the officials who are negligent
either to see that the law is enforced
or to get out. If Mayor Van Wyck
does not act promptly, and the condi-
tions are complained of prevail after
formal complaint has been made to
him. the committee of fifteen will go
straight to Sheriff Grell and demand
that he as a peace officer and a consti-
tutional officer with unquestioned pow
err under the common law, call to his
aid the forces that the law gives him
the right to call on, in cases of emer-
gency asd close up the gambling houses,
poolrooms and disorderly resorts.
The sheriff. like his predecessors in
office, has left the policing Of the city
strictly to the police. The idea of con-
Quoting a series for the elevation of the
moral tone of the county has never oc-
Cured to him, and the idea that the
sheriff would interfere in the duties
they have believed to be exclusively
to the police. But whether it has oc-
Cured to them or not the fact remains
that the sheriff has the power to see
that the laws are enforced. He can
call on the police to help him, he can
call on any male citizen. If the police
force won't help him, he can arrest
the police force If citizen declines
to get in the game at the sherlff's or
der, the citizen can be locked up and
punished for misdemeanor- York
Sun
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THE NEW HAVEN SAVINGS BANK

Interest at the rate of four per cent. per
annum will be credited depositors for the
six months ending December 31st, 1900 up.s
on all deposits entitled thereto. not exceed
ing in amount one thousand dollars, and at
the rate of three and one-half per cent. per
annum upon the excess of one thousand dol
lars payable on and after January I'd, 1901.
Deposits made in this Bank on or before
January 10th, 1901 will commence to draw
interest January LIST.
ROBERT A. BROWN, Treasurer.
New Haven, December 31st, 1900
ia1 vt
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Our Drug Department

Is in charge of competent pharmacists and
provided with everything necessary to sup
ply the needs Of physicians who dispense
their own remedies and to compound as
written the Prescriptions given their pa
TENTS.
Our stock of BRANDY, WHISKY and
WINE, for medicinal use Is the best In
market.
Pure OXYGEN. CHLOROFORM.
ETHER, ANTITOXIN, VACCINE VIRUS
SURGICAL DRESSINGS, and every artl-
Gle needed in the sick-room by the patient,
doctor or nurse, we have always In stock
or can furnish promptly.
Competent Trained Nurses provided when
desired, either in emergency or for future
engagement.
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Pftpt'hSEb SCHoob stIbDiNG.
CORNER CEDAR AND GILBERT SITS.
Proposals for Architects Services.
Office of the Board of Education,
21 Center Street,
New Haven, Conn, Jan. 2, 1901.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until Friday, the Sth day Of Febru-
airy, 1901 at eight O'Clock IN the evening,
at which time they will be opened by the
Board of Education in public meeting, for
Architect services in preparing designs,
plans, specifications, estimates and for full
professional services for school building
to be erected on the lot corner Cedar and
Gilbert streets
A description of the kind of building re-
quired, requirements and instructions for,
bidders and forms of proposals may be OBJ
tanned at the Office of the Board of Educa-
tion, 81 Center street. New Haven, Con-
necticut
The right to reject any and ali bids Is re-
served. G. I. HEWLETT,
ia4 ct Clerk Board of Educalons !
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YALE NATIONAL BANK,

NEW HAVEN, CONN.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Yale National Bank for the election
of Directors for the ensuing year, and for
any other business that may properly come
before said meeting, will be held at their
banking house on Tuesday, January 8th,
1901
Polls open from ii a. m. to ~ M
Jas 1w5d ]. A. RICHARDSON, Cashier.
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My Heart Was Thumping My Life
ONT

OUT"
Is the way Mrs. r. II. Wright Of Brock.
vile, Ont, describes her suiferings from
smothering, fiutterlng and palptatIon. Al
ter trying many remedies without benefit.
six bottles Of DR.. Agnew's Cure for the
Heart restored her to perfect health. The
first dose gave almost instant relief, and
IN day suHering ceased altogether. Sold
by W. II. Hull, e. Hewitt & Co.-26.
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AS Opticians.

We do not claim to treat all diseases Of the
eye, or to do that which only the Oculist
can do properly; but mechanical work in
this line entrusted to us is done by experts
well and promptly.
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THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK

OF NEW HAVEN.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of The Second National Bank Of New Ha-i
ven for the election of directors and the
transaction Of other lawful business, will
be held at its banking house In the City Of
New Haven on Tuesday, January Sth 1901,
CHAS. A. SHELDON, Cashier.
New Haven, Dec. Z, 1900. d. 10 II "a 81 il
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VNam1s.

One cent a word for each insertion:
five cents a word for full week, seven
times
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{. [. WASABURH 6 CO.

Notwithstanding the false impression
which may have existed in the minds Of
some that ours is Il high-priced store the
fact remains that our several departments
are filed with goods which may be relied
upon as just whit Is desired, or ordered by
your physician. And that our prices are
always as low and often lower than quoted
elsewhere our customers Of many years will
bear witness.
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WANTED.
GlhL Tor cooking and washing; must have
reference. Call Wednesday,
jar 3tp 235 BISHOP ST.
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THE NEW HAVEN COUNTY Ma
TIONAL BANK.

New Haven, Dec. 9th, 1900, u
The annual meeting Of tho stockholders
Of this bank for the election of directors to
serve the ensuing year, will be held at
their banking house on Tuesday, January s,
1901. Polls open from II o'clock a. m. u
IL m. II. g. REDFIELD,
dS ut 1tw Jas Cashier.
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MRS. NJ. n. BABE.


Employment Agency,
1gx ORANGE ST., BowdItch Building. rooupB
~. Headquarters for the best sifuatiorsss
10 years experience. Coachmen. farfri8
hands, porters. girls for general housework.
Mattresses, gardeners cooks, laundresses,l
Others. needing situations, should apply
and those requiring superior help cad 81
furnished at the above Office. German and
English spoken. OF
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Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest.
CLAIRvOYANr.

MARY J. WRIGHT, M. D., and clairvoys
ant, has returned to ~ High street, between
Chapel and Crown. DR.. Wright Is tho best
New Haven; her predictions on health and
business never fafl. Doctor treats all an.
eases. Consultation $1.OO. Hours . to u
8 to s, and evenings Class in clairvOyancG.
palmistry, mental culture, Friday EVENING"
from September to June.
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Aatsre1I xtre0ms.
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Patent Stove Trick last longest,


| FOR SALE-1,OO0 set Patent Stove Brick;
| every set warranted one year. Orders re-
ceiyed 1853 STATE STREET. M
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New Dates, Figs, Prunes,
Raisins, Apricots, Currants,
Citron, Lemon and Orange
Peel.