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Marine Disnsfers.

scBR FAREWELL Ludlam, from Cape May for New York.
with melons and sweet potatoes went ashore Sandy
Hook opposite station house No ], Thursday night All
hands saved The vessel lies main beach, full OF water.
Cargo all lost No Insurance on vessel or cargo.
BRIG MArAPoxY, wymap, from Savannah, Ga, bonnd 70
SaGua Ia Grande Cuba with cargo OF lumber wrecked
at Fish Cay Abaco the night OF Monday 9Th inst Ma
terals &c caysd and taken TO Nassau by wreckng
l1he AIIk vessel z75 built Bath Ne,
1854, whence she hailedl
BARK MINNIE GORDON tBr,, Nixon, from Boston for Ha
yana put into Nassau Nj ga nit having been ashore
ing overheard part Of cargo and losing masss.
scns JANE, Goodyear OF and from London, bound 70
M e % % ns s'rs S Sa ps
Part Of cargo saved and taken to Nassau.
from E%0,s .-sssea % Tn 1n Hss S
Spit has been raised and taken TO Norfolk for repairs
miscellaneous.
scIn RACHEL JAM, Of Newport on the passage from En-
"a ssse:hra @ rroydsnos aasherd might Aug il
whe ali asleep Who robbd e rua a s
watch and chain and about ss2 IN money and two sns Of
boarted The same might and several trunks containing
bum ksas Point SS In I ~ aSn 'Saa nom os
~ Boston mas been sold % parties In Boston Tor $500
Spoken. sxc.
Bark Elza white from Boston Havana no date lst 40
Foreign Ports.
BATHURST tGamb'sl July Ain port bark Warren Hal,
aas lsa fG..S9 s ,S port ship irvine Vim
A.; ILL.,, srr y bar ysar Bell Ha'eAih''
s, cAsSs gls INT NrPsss ssrs ss @ Smith, syork
y fassIss sssI ~. ssis Sos''S; Williamson rsomp
% son foT Nfegk g pr Lswcy Lewey fos do, do;
MAvu Aug r-Arr 81 aSirs Alert tBr, Mann Charleston;
nsn~. alps ss Ry cos" ws @ se Mss;
@ c s paS Dcaae sss Ssr
Margaret Lester Nyork via Key West (sen TO the Laza
tr,, ophaa Yoreas tsrapesho. Bonnean, Nassau; Luz
Yors s5sn &C. so I'm nn o
Poster Foster Do; chrs Welcome Biohn Noreans Walter
cli 7ii bark Inie NJ Harris Boston, brig chAs Henry,
M.rsszAs Aug isArr briss Union orb sti,Ener Port
i%d & Es S a. 1 @ ss Reann sey c 'e
r. peq & ss wn ff fas Bnshs for
brig sss Caroline pas Joss. si for Ts; c6aricios
d.,as h Nos T.sSo sSon "a fos 9os
ish City s Tor de IsI; ylvsna % Cor DO
ss sSa fs sss Es
ys% @ sars 'Ss y
90 ssh: Ann pann FOR Sal,narc isS George Harbu,
Mason for Mobile Sept Il squando, Jordan. FOR Norieans
IcsDos Aug i-rn port simea. Johnson for Boston;
Merriman, and Liverpool Chamberlain, Tor EYorki L "
Ss:s;s sA.r s;rs sSpls S' esrd.s ,gy
Noreans va Cedar Keys land clt les Or Key Vest; s
shr Gertrude (Brl. Pearce SYork 10th brig Olivia fuGm
Moler. wilmington (aud sd f7th FOR Havana: i7h schr
Brilliant (Br). Bethel NYork 18th. vigant Wells, do sid
july ~ brgs Wave, squres Ram Cay: H. oil
HAM, holier from Wilmington, NC, for Havana.
oprsKc, Aug D-Arr ship Wimbledon Orb Dunn, New
York.
Rrprpros Aug 10-Arr brigs G Van Horn tBr) Thomas
Philadelphia; SVMerrirx Norten do. Sid gh. brgs WI
liam Dobscu NYork; petrcl Br. keuzle. rhadephla.,
. .soyrnAsFTos, Aug S-Ar steamer Gerinania, Ehers,
NYork for Hamburg.
81 JAco, Cuba. tus 7Arr bris Lorana Hopkins Matan
xas; VIM Nichols George. Savannah Sth brig Me-
iniyro, Hagsr,y. Bcsion.
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c A N A DA.
spscat rrlfcRAm 70 TINS NEW yoss HERALD.

Probable Fnilnrc af the Confederation
Schcme-Princc Edward Island VIII Not
Agree To IL On Any Condition. &c.
OTTAWA, W., August "a, 1906.
Confederation Is already failure, 50 far as ons OF the
provinces s concerned Prince Edward Island has In
s,ruc,ed her delegation England the confederation
scheme TO caicgoricay protest against the scheme
aoacther and state that the colony will not agree to y
on any condition I, will be remembered that Prince
Edward Island The rs or the provinces 70 accord
20 American fishermen tho right 10 FISH In her wssers on
equal terms with her people Her present conduct
on confederation acts like bomb on the rest OF the
provinces aud has much alarmed the friends OF the
measure temper AIRY confederation Of the others may
take place hut the troubles Of Canada from FenIansm,
loss OF the Reciprocity treaty and debt arc more repul
sIve than attractive qualitie and such conisdeacy
ephemeral People already begin 10 ask the friends OF
the measure why the scheme Is not submitted 20 the
popular vote, 70 which they reply that u would be
uoc 4ftved forc
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Died.

BRowS-On Friday, August a. ANN BRowI q native
Of Bclcmo, county Mayo, Ireland, In the 45th year Of
her age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited To
attend the funeral from her late residence IL Hamilton
avenue South Brooklyn, on sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock
Mayo Crreland) papers please copy
FARRkx-on wednesday, August "a, ELzABErH Far.
Rkx, aged Is years, months and days
Tue friends and relatives Of tho family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence 70
Ryerson street. Brooklyn, this Saturday afternoon a.
three O'Clock.
MccoSsos-on Thursday, August "a JAnn nccoxxox,
aged 20 years
The relatives and friends Of the family and the mem.
bers of Troop q keventeth regiment respectfully In
street He remains viii be taken 70 the Cemetery o the
Holy Croes. Fistbnsh
uw 0AU DssV.s or TAid rses,
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Success Of the Buffalo and Bellevue
PicRiCs.
THE SPLIT AMONG the FENIAns.
THREE FACTIONS IN THE FIELD.
GENERAL SWEENY NO AMABGAMATIONIST.
&c. &c. &c.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

OTTAWA, August "a, 1885.
For the present the Fenian is at end. 1t
the universal conviction, however, that invasion Of
these provinces will be commenced next month, and
that the recent pcnos and other Fenan demonstrations
were ingenious in order to facilitate the real
ment Canada Tho plan OF the invasion is to sail
from the American shores Of Lake Huron, land some.
where on the Georgian Bay and thence march to the
rear OF Toronto while insurrecon in Toronto and
other cooperative movements to distract attention and
assist the movement made along the frontier The
time fixed for the expected demonstration is between
The goth and 25th proximo, about which time pro.
vncal agricultural exhibition to be held in Toronto
the attendance at which will crowd the avenues Of travel
and the city, rendering strangers less noticeable.
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Horse Fair ne cleveland, Ohio.

tLKvrfANp, ONO, August -, isob
The irot between Dextor, Geo. N. Paichcn Jr., and
General Butter, announced to como od today at tho
Cleveland Driving Park did not take place, on nc
count Of the heavy state OF the track occasoned by the
rain Of the night before and this morning. The
postponed until tomorrow.
The unfinished OF yesterday, which was unsaiss
factory 10 the judges aud the spectators that tho former
ordered another driver 10 be placed behind American
Star and on a refusal being made BY his owners decar
ed all or concluded to-day by Rodney winning
the heat IN IA The following Is a summary
CLEVELAND DRIVING PARK, August 20 and A-Premi-
um $500 for trotrg horses thai have shown 81
public milo heats, best three in Ave- IN harness. the
first hone to receive 5000 the second 500, and the
third 500.
WIN. Brown entered ch. T. Rodncy....a
7. 4. Roach entered r. American flar.3 z | l 2 y
james Couliss entered q NJ. Jeannc,tc..1
=. Robbins entered y. 4 GRAY Eagle....i 3 ds
Time 2a2--2 :tf--2.30 A5-2 a. 2 34--242
There a large attendance at the track the public
not being apprsed Of the pcsiponcment OF the Dexter
rot until they reached the After tho nshing
heat of the Rodney, American star and Jeanette trot,
nprompiu affair gotten up for the receipts at the
gates, but Il event unworthy OF ielcsraphc
Iort
Dexter and George NJ Palchcn, Jr wiz leave here
Sunday for Detroit 20 atiend 10 their hippodromo
gagemcns at that city. General Butler will leave here
on the same day. dssrct for Long Island
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NEWS From SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN fRAScrsco AuguN 23 1906
recent ordinance OF the Board OF Supervisors en-.
powers the Chcf Of Police TO have tho city cleaned
q week.
e17G; Imperial sp5; Bclchcr e155 Legal tenders dull
at H. Three hundred and thirty thousand sacks Of
new wheat and one hundred ahd sixty.s thousand
quarter sacks Of -four have been exported since June
0. Hawaiian sugar sold yesterday Fer SO so per one
hundred pounds. Much nrmness " noted In coffee
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SHIPPING NE w S.
pear o. HfW Yeax. Aueusr q, eea

Cleared.
.nS sS1Is%snp G e hGndsn sE h'sAoaa Queenstown
stesm.asS cry q Dublin (Br,, Eynon. Ilvsrpoo, w
steainahip Britannia Br, Laird alassow-r Naedonald4
Steamship Bremen Brsm) Nsynabsr. Southampton and
ship Rjukan lNorA isfsn Liverpool-Funeh Msincke
Bark Solo tIap, Dsvot, Psnarsh Roads for ordsn-J
Dark TslsaapS, c%sldwel % cronstads- " Ropes.
sk RsT hSssgnk ss aS1 S,G sswe
si ws S hs ns as or
brig Gsrmsita lBf Mckee, Rio Jsnsiro via Richmond
brig Golden Lead, Lausthorn. Aspanwall-Merchant
Brig " II Townsend tBr Libby, Havana-N W Russell 4
Brig Pavorite Duei, Barsados--H Trowpridge's Sons.
Brig Champion (Br), Manter st Johns, NIB Small 4
Brig rrotess tBr Weed; Lingan-IhssyMsr = M sargent
hSsa bi B8 Rylsoss Cow Dswo
soSr Gbss Thompson, Kent, curacoqIs v Lewis 4Co.
eSr We CONAN ns s9 3D. wrsSs S6swo
Marsare Ta
schr Nettc Currcr Cur1er, Observation-Disclosures Car
schr Naiad Queen, Chase Charleston Bentley, Smith
Co.
schr Charles Dennis Pierson, Georgesown-N L Mccrea
sohr & samuel Gilman, crowen, Boston-s " Lewis Co.
sschr Evelyn, echohed. Stamford
rI,p si,oop Thomas Remsen Bailey New Haven-Rackctt,
Arrived.
Steamship Corsica tBr) lie Mcsuricr Nassau, Aug 20
with mdse and passengers, TO l. Cunard
steamship Starlight Pedrick Wilmington NC 72 hours
with mdse and passengers, to Arthur Leary.
ship Chrisel Brem) Fredrchs Rotterdam, July 15 with
mdse and passengers Funch Melncke Wendt Sth inst
from New Bedford months out with 81 bbis sperm OH
9h lat 43 % Ion "A 30 ship Webster hence
pool; 10th, hat ~ % Ion 81 o. bark Ada York. from
for do. =
Bark Ferdinand Cprus Brose, London, "A days, with
mdse to Ruger Bros
mdss and $40 passengers TO Rugcr Bros Sd inst lat IS 2
lon 33 40 spoke bark Freeman Dennis r) from London
derry for Boston, 10 days OUT 2ls lat 40 81 Ion co 49,
bark Ferdinand, from London for New York
Bark Reina del Sud (Argl. Kenny, Bridgeport CB II
days, with coal 20 Blossom Bros -
hrg Ibis No Tcrolsen, cadz, 40 days. with wuc &C. to
Brig Rush. Petty Cardepas. IL days. with molasses to
master While lying at Cardenas struck by lightning
splitting the fore royal mast doing slght damage
~, Brg Lmma Ines (Br), Lorway Cow Bay 10 days with
schr MADEIRA SBr, Nugcnt Halifax Ms. days. with mo-
sscnr Erans a. M.-ta Rarber Gardiner.
s sdar Mary Emily. Fendleton Bangor
schr Chas Hin. -, Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr w Cummins, Bouit Providence
schr Wines Hulse, Providence
Schr Anna Jacobs. shepard New Haven.
Schr Kahn, stockin, Portland, CT
Below.
Bark Superb from Newcastle, X.
Brig Caroline Halpne, from Cow Bay.
Two brigs, names unknown.
Sailed.
Steamship City of Dublin.
Wind at sunset, NV.
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The Preparatory In Chicago.
SPECIAL rflseMm 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

0ascAeo August "a, 1895
Thc arrangements fpy the DopnS monument csfsuo.
sisfss SIN incomplete, aud At meeting last evening
Che whole programme was referred TO the general recep
nen epnnnssx 4 rscstvos eomnuuss VI Gf,y. ipelsts
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me NEW YORK LEADER.

enterprise which Mr. Crosby hss x ,ss an
~ Ch,easo and by leading artists and there
ba no question that will be hoDcraey and lenum.ely con
~ ~ " rosby mas this novel plan 10 relieve
himself from temporary nuancisI That does
~ a. many artistic pictures smou9 those who do not usually
snend Their money Tor works of ART
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THE REMAINS IN TITS CITY.

The sweeny-Stepher.~ Combination "A Failure.
1t was announced y. the HERALD Of yesterday that
deputatfon had wrded James stephens on tho pre-
vious evening hytucted by General swceny to obtain
the names of cisclcs with the view Of amagamauon.
This statement Is substantially correct, but whilo Mr.
stepcns refused to have anything whatever TO do with
either Sweeny Roberts he at tho time gave IL 10
be understood that he willing and anxious TO have
unity restored among the adhercnts of both those lead
and hs followers for the benefit cf the organ
ization generally He expressed a~ilngness 10 comply
with tho request made if practicable. Ga inquiry IL was
found that the OF the circles had been carried
away Colonel Roberts at the time Of the split between
himself and John 0'Mahony.
CHARGES GENERA, swEEgy.
Il II Is rumorcd In Fcnian "circcs that Colonel Rob
has preferred charges against General sweeny
spectlng large amounts Of money collected 70 aid In
furthcring the movement on Canada, which u ap-
pears the general did not acrount for, not re-
cognzug his right 10 demand the IL H. further
stated that In return General Sweeny has called upon
Colonel Roberts TO render account OF the funds re-
ceiyed by him. That bad OF feeling exists between
thosc gentlemen there be little doubt from the fact
that the War Department has been removed TO the
private rooms OF General swerDy Should mattTs con-
inue 10 this condition. the rnd Canada, supposed 70
DO IMMINENT will bc materially retarded IL not entirely
given up.
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rnE NEW YORK ExPRrss.

Seriously "a. scheme most royai one. The Crosby
Opera Iousethe Grst prenlumis worth than hall
million OF d1ilars Tie rrntl OF IT, oBces ans
studios amounts 10 s5JO0l The value Of de rst
paintings reaches 5000 AZ The same time lhe nanes
the Chicago members OF the committee for awarding
tlfs sslccn guarantee for the perfect leg tlne,
of the drawn such has before been offered b'
association OF the nature They might serve ne
pledge Tor the houes distribution of half state M y were
possible expose the chances As IT, hcg Constitute
Tor Mr. Crosby which he coud have earned bs
nothing but life of unimpeached Integrity 10 his asauoa-
scheme.
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ruR nav foFK NERcuRY.

rhnr. oan bul W01d6[ That the aTutb OF thf
have slrsn6v Married their cordial approval
~ rrssd pisn aud hl wh Ne letter indorsine by The
~ sss,sns al Ckicnu Will doubt
81 ths o. hs Association which might other
hsr.s IN ss Crushv Al Assoeialon while thoss who Ike
hsrce 70 b. ss.stcd by certainty viii do because they
they invest.
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rue DAILY WORLD.

new Art Association has Just been formed ~ com
pany of prominent citizens Of New York and the Western
cities for the pnFpoee of Nr Cosby for the
loss Of the magnificent fortune spent ny hum in his generous
and prsevorthy attempt 10 establish the opera his
tive city The chances only 81 EACH and the premium
T. the magnificent Opera House itscf full OF che choces
by The greatest In American art the huildn.
costing IN Itself over S600u We commend the object q
the Association every citizen who Is capable desons
rcwsrfng the and magnificent spirit displayed -
Nr. CTosby fn bis munllceni nbcrafiiy.
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rug NEw YoRK EvEyTvG posr,

The public has long and Justly been svspooas ~ sns
schemes but IL only right 70 ssy that he csent unnet
taking appears te under the fnanageent o hnnpef
the best known business men oi thcgo whvss
and In the commercial world guarantee that thi
snternr,ss viii be- conducted Ia all ~ parts with fairness
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uR BOSTON TRAVELLER

OWING the eb.rra.smenis arising from ,hs ssesss q
Cheseo H. which rendered The sale of the building ncces
sary NUMEROUS friends Of art suggested he plan maxim
ffs arounawork Grand Art Union, which Va eagerly
accepted by many cf his fellow eiufsns aud sebse1ueny
u.ved h,t NJ crosby win rcpaid for nj. immense outlay
ana tbe art ~ ne rics rnaDsntv hsrsfted
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General sweeny Making Dreadful War
Preparations.

The Picnic as Bellevue Gsrdcn-Abeut Tive
Thsusasd Persous Present-speechcs by
James stephens and Celescl Burke. 6c.
Impecuniosisy has oeu troubled men Who Afterwards
achieved greatness History records many such In
stances Of the kind Bourienne states hst the great
Napoleon whom only q sublIeusenant parted with bis
watch 10 procure food, and ": history does NOT
ls the "nephew Of his uncle, knows from exps-
riencs whs. u s 10 be partly out q elbows
The shove reflections occurred the supposion that
the OF James stephens Tor the liberation OF
sand should prove success there VIII Of nscssaty be
The New York herald., 1866-08-25

yhe Programme Of Arr.>ngements In WASH
tnston and ON the ROute-The DistinRuished
Personages Composing the Party, &c.
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General <wceny no smairannf Zionist
no TILE EDITOR or TUE HERALD.

General Swceny no snairamntionist.
TO THE EDITOR or TuE HERALD.
WAN DEPARTMENT. " n, !
Sfw YoRg, August "a, 1906
have scon with surprise IN this mornings edition OF
The HrsALp statement TO the effect that had made
overturcs 20 amalgamatc with Mr. Stephens"
To no man In America was this more Of surprise than
myself Your report states that deputation waited
on Mr. stephcnsn I know OF no such deputaton, and
Ravc authority to none, and pronounce the whole
fabrication, put up 10 order, cr certain purposes
7. W. swEENY, Sec'y War +. b.
General sweeny Making Dreadful War
Preparations.
Wan DEPARTMENT, y. D.,
Nrw YoRK, August "a 1880.
THE cRctfs OF THE tKsAS HRorttRboop
Centres Of circles are requested 70 forward iinmcd
aiely TO these headquarters the name OF competent
military man from each circle, for the purpose cf APP
pointment 10 corRsnise the military branch OF each cir
cle Care must be taken that none-but experienced and
tried of,lcers be selected. I. w. SwEENY.
Secretary Of War, b.
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Notice.

GRRMAvIA, Potter Co., Pa, Aug. l, 1863.
NJ Office is hereby gwen that Charles Bu-
~ shor, now or late of this county, holding
the following described property, has not ye'
paid any consideration whatever fer the same,
and all persons are hereby warned not to pur-
chase any of said property of the said Bushor
before the decision of the Court is given in
this case and G. Bushor has paid to me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property:
lst. A certain tract of land near the Ger
mania MIL in warrant 5075, Abbott township.
Potter county, Pa, containing 100 acres
Also % acres in warrant 5078 and adjoining
the above.
End A certrin tract Of land, with Mil and
Improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek in
warrant 58l9, in Stewartson township, Potter
county, Pa, containing about 2O4 acres.
c. Bushor holds also IN trust warrant no.
25Ol, in Games township, Tioga county, Pa
on the road leading from Germania to Gaines
containing $50 acres.
If VIM. RADDE.
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JOHN PATTEN. Jr., Proprietor.

ENHE Pacific Hotel is well and widely
u known to the travelling public. The To-
cation is especially suitable to merchants
and business men it is in close proximity to
the business part of the City-is on the high
way Of Southern and Western travel-and
adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodation for
over 800 guests it is well furnished, and pos
sesses every modern Improvement for the
comfort and entertainment of its inmates
The rooms are spacious and we'll ventilated :;
provided with gas and water; the attendance
is prompt and respectful; and the table is
generously provided with every delicacy of
the season.
The subscriber, who, for the past few years.
has been the lessee, is now sole proprietor
and intends to identify himself thoroughly
with the interests of his house. With long
experience as hotel-keeper, he trusts, by
moderate charges and liberal policy, to
maintain the favorable reputation of the Pa
cifc Hotel. JOHN PATTEN. JR.
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SPECIAL BRANCHES

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RULES FOR THE CHOLERA SEASON.
Somebody gives the following rules to be
observed during the cholera season If
the individual who follows the directions
don't have the choIera.he will be deprived
Of what rightfully belongs to him
Drink all the poor whlskey you can.
Eat something as often as possible du :
ring the day, and take hearty supper
late at night, just before retiring.
Gvzzle lager beore every Sunday at the
beer gardens.
Keep well supplied with green apples
and other unripe fruit to eat between your
meals.
Take a drink occasionally.
Don't be afraid ofvegetables- -"harness'
them on every possible occasion. Meats
wont hurt you if you only eat enough of
them. Stuff.
Above all, drink
Avoid bathing altogether.
Don't miss an opportunity to get mad,
it gives a healthy tone to the brains. Get
up cross in the morning aud keep 1t up
In order to do so you must driOk a great
deal over night.
Pay no attention to the condition of
your back yards and alleys.
Drink as often as anybody asks you.
Treat as long as you have any money.
a dozen or two glasses of soda during
the day, and a quart or so of ice cream on
Il hot afternoon, will be found advanta-
geous.
Drink
Take another.
Swlll down brandy and Blue Ruin in
the morning to give tone to your stomach
Above all, don't fail to drink.
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reG The reason why people know not
their duty on great occasions, is that they
will not take the trouble of doing their
duty on little occasions.
The intelligence and education of a
people are the passports of country to
eminence and prosperity.
As one single drop of black ink will
tinge and pollute vessel of crystal water,
so one little act Of faithlcssness NAV ire
deomably poison whole lifetime of the
purest friendship and confidence.
A learned young lady, the other eve.
ming, astonished the company by asking
for the loan of diminutive argenteousr
truncated cone, convex on its summit,
and semi perforated with symmetrical in.
dentations. (She wanted thimbIe 1
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TELEGRtPHING

The arrangements for Telegraphing are far in al
vance of anything ofthe kind ever offered to the NIX
lie. A regular Telegraph Line is connected win II.
Institution with twenty branch offices in various ro
of the city, where public business is transacted and
in which students of this Institution are permitted,
practice. No regulnr Office practice Can be had
other school OF instruction ir the country without
which no one can obtain position as practical o,
orator. Young men are cautioned against the de,sr
tive representations of those who, without any n,b
facilities, pretend TO teach Tclegraphing