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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
Nkw.YoRK. Yednesdaz. Inlr 10

The chief feature Of the horse market il its
persistent dulness and there nothing doing beyos1
the current trade IN low-priced work horses.
At Messrs Barker Chsse's City Auction Mart ami
NewYork Tattersalps a small number OF horses wers
disposed Of under the hammer at prices ranging from
s5 10 b200 per head
There VIII be a public sale OF horses wagons. &c. at
Messrs WaldrOn a Cookies downtown auction mart in
Lbertyst, tO-DOrrow Thursdayl the 18th inst st IL
O'Clock.
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TRAINS LEAVE SEwYoRS
Por Sevi'v snd tntzePot :. ELh LILO n lib tsn
10 Mio s;n.fori "a dell southport, an wesPor; n;'OL
tof Sor Sorsas Z GEsl u:so n IBIS ,El tEL a'4
- Fo ID b,n, ~ = g. 10 n rs 80 30 snds:'o2
For sslz,ort lEh . ll'S a ~ n '1A SID Nh@ "'
70 Po1 s.f wi sSs a,saes.s Stations = u.sO BIS IA
- s s 1 nj Twenty 1eHta. SerYo'A Il p l. i''
Boston va 10Th sPT'H'c 81 !S TRAIN;
f For BS:ioa "a "a s sss is, lis al
FoI Connecticut River RArolA Isl5 n 10 Northampton
sr;'ori Providence sui FhA Railroad n l2lso a
For Ssore Lns Rsrsy No.sh and Fro7lsle liza
" Fs Ss A3 ami SortlaP5a Earosa to North
an gSs S enc siosn an wHauHo RaFoA4 'A Lae
a. ~ ~ f Iar.sor-, Railroad, and P. n . w..
ForNlugapacs 91Ioal ~ = q, p n, an AS AL L5opa
For Se~Csnssn RAroai, l:is aal49 p n, "a, s,
dnnocus sleeping CSC acnei 90 8 p m Tran ana :, tI
dsT MAJ ran either Line Draaingfoon CE a'i % 'e'
F .1 isa oe o a'as 1ys. S rS5 4
tie Depot Of sewYorS ami NsNHAvsa x X cor T,r 20
5 KIpss Brts AM 81. Bod 'ss ,s., a.
aynE suitable a9, can have their AaEs L aoIT ssOt
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND. HUDSON
~ RyFs M 1a S oBt1si Depot
creago an Mort. ,r si o. sr I
eco n sp Express vita drawing room ears Tor S'l'0f' 'n'
,ooo s5 9e--o E1pres with dIauHso'u TO Buffalo
' I'd S i.s, M M we.,-r- Erpre.s
40 n Spsl Draw irgrocm Tra for Ssrs'oga arriving wv
.co .. u, Moutreal LFr1eH Nl'a ''eep 'A'' - "
so E,sres daily with -prgesrs for Wisrto"u, oEh.ns
" bury. snl J4aaudaigiA p.-.,.
oo , 5-efr Err,. win ssepagears for Rochester bG,sic
AVID yssara Fas. taicaso VIA oos L. D A-' ~ -
EaIr1ala This tram runs IN surisfs -,
900 n Express, with seen ngcafs of 10y shs ty,r.
e.. a. KEA lilCh 6ehe--l rs.ees. :
NFW-JEPSEY sou T HERN RAlL liz al
= LSEFo. LONG BRAN and slAlO3s COZ OF SsrrIoss
ctY SOirTHERN HAIL -OAp. - BRANCHES ~ a. Sa,h
S.-suers eonaeclg viii a. s1a1Y LOOK 1A's is'
-PffNotr- n Rock G.g n, hrougt . Dsls~srs BAY
IFSSE HOYT ....,0h .o
! PLYMOUTH ROCK. D.. kAF Kiss I" Long DEAH'' s
/ psaVape bav .r1 q. ... Er,,eh ouiv.
$40 and p m connect Lei Eaas, ana tie TAO ~ "
i Por Monmouth
EXCURSION rICK.rs Sandy II az All reiIra' s'o' " ~
We ABOVE '' G. " BESTLgY General AaH'srr i" H'"A'"''
! T. P PINCH Asrnt rei ~ r, n s.
! DFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, U; X. II, Oh
yEW JFRS n DIyIsiOE-FOA cars MAJ VA - n..a,.-. ~,
Tram viii .hrsul sucle leaves p % ~ m .ri,px
Corilanai-sL Sew ors dsily, eEasPt sanl-'' ~ 49, ~
r. F1a s.To. E5e NAY It and arrives :" S'"i'l AZ
| 2.ls 3. ............ss
F,r1rion I4-te,s uuud tnp..'-''''''''''' Nv
-Ic4ets iur sls 10 Nev-tsrk Al ~ ii n..,r.....-.t
/ 81. a'h Broadway, 49, 80 f'-+,ssN Ia
| ~ t43 H'
| =. -. ,..... Cd 80 D. u. BOYD, lr,
| l. N''A'A''A' ''H Cca'i Passenger Agehl
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5apirqs Banks

4 DNERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BB RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES. Nos 81 West
~ ~ 70 D. a regular ohoe
DEPOSIT TO-DAY in the SAVINGS BANK,
~ Chartered BY the United States
Send for CrrnlAr 85 Bleeeker-st.
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth ave,
cor F9uretn h-'t SIX paid al from IS
70 % 10 Deposits made before vii
from August Asets St765H 90. Surplus, sll5,ss5 81
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frctures dno Hleetlues.
Gxcnrslons.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES 54t Thirty o West Twenty thd.
u ~ 70 N. regular ohoe rAtes
GRAND EXCURSION to COMFY ISLAND.
VI The new and as, steamer GEN SRDGWICK leaves Sesi0
for COMFY ISLAND EVERY DAY follows:
Chrst0pher-st Dis al n. Pier 4 y T., Sd A. m
Christopher St. y noon, Pier Z, " r. l2l3 p m-
Chrstopher-st, D. u Pier a. y. r, J.l3 p n
Extra Trip from Pier 4, y. R., p Il
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Gituatiors UdHteo--femGle5.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
\ WORK rRIBTNk WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THB UPTOWN
a. PIS Sos 81. West Thrcoudst e West Twenty s1snd
n M 10 3 D. NJ q regular once rsteS
lady of education would like a situation
uext Fan as SECRETARY for professional eeneran hsef
enses exchanged. Address e. Is Trumouis' hAiora OotA
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A DvERTISEMFNTs FOR TUE NEW.

"a YORK Tribune WILL BIZ RECEIVED An, TIg UPTOWN
OFFICES. 50 West Thirty ~r.u.t M t wa T.tr "a
o., ~ " p ~, regular once raieA
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Chances for Business Hler.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 81 West seeoudt, 0s West TseH
81 NJ 70 p a. regular oftcs
A PARTNER WANTED-With a capital of
n only 800 IN unusually paying business vii pay 800
"eek angle man piriefre Inquire a. IS Vest Tyfr
FOR SALE-The LONG ISLAND CITY
Phhss Delnocraue oaea asw4paper large circulation
Fsing patronage IN al desrable
nNssysr man Address once Of l. CITY PRESS FrOats oppo
rte hrty-ioarb-st FeIry, Lone Isiand City
FOR SALE-A MONTHLY PUBLICATION
Il n large Western city, vel established; interest for ale
70 party ke The business Management or the whole y he
sold lr- on cay terms Address y G. T. o. Box 81 New
lork CITY 49, 49, '
FIGURING and FEED-MILL for SALE or
- kLN superb oclton Tor ea trade Wis or apply 10 J. /
PkkklSk suslneAaunu Defot, pena ''
WANTED-A PARTY of Ability and Means.
W 70 interest hsn DE ape npsreIuss ~
as ioI winch has Ions been Troas aloueg csT
VITA little isk and 10 competition g. T. ROn2RrS Co IS Waist
WANIED-A PARTNER with some capital
an dnerei 9Bal ehara a. stand publisher IL NV
ge03a 10 hrNIort moral Eaa4. general Subjects A4lress
J. d. 1. 7. H., JeTsey CnT P0h-Of.re
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ABSOLUTE SECURITY.
OVER 10 PER CENT INCOME
ARKANSAS STATE LOAN
Admitted NUMBER OFFERED AT
20 Cents and Accrued Interest

s. bonds we're o the Legislature Tor tne 1890
Of assisting Arkansas Centrh kArsy N aeeoruAnc
Of Arkansas, which profie
m edsi Of eHHes shall H<pT % odneo
1>reof epTsssea pToag" -
fsbo which submitted 70 the people a. TIE genera
Md In November 1893 unanimously ratified ~ uen
sur Of the state power grant additional s esd
OF odanof De tnTese "
m ne Constitution through Of the Whole people
an additional security these Bonds guhrAriea o
hy recorded
county, through line acting areei Ia v,bss
ry-v OF The Company Real Estate Rolling stA 81 the
IL IL also recorded that the faith and for the
stnte are soemnly and irrey Ocably peakJ nte
PAYMENT and Redemption of the Principal anu
of ench and every Bond" -.... ,t. bol5ef from he
EverT posShi safeguard surrounds tben " pi''~N'
dsuy- Of and haod negotable At
snT tine on ths New YOrk Stock BLehsnSe a. may Oe
daily Quotations n, ,oo ..eh p.v.ble 10 bearer,
80, - e-ssore negotahIe b. delivery Ihe ~ -,
b0nd ssm-snnuAv Al me Vo VI -.
Tst Crnsnv In the Treasurer Of me 9'- % =
az ~ and Ap each year unhl tie principal Of e bonus =
redeemed Al par II i@' yyIITT,Ms e. BOsTwICK,
Rauler~, ~ Wnll-st., New.n ORR OF ~
htl.ft CENTR i. RAILWAY CO..
No. Pine-st.. New ORR.
,A. .,5 Cyr-rlars giving particulars OF ths Loan
H. had on Application o. the shove
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OFFICE OF DELAWARE HUDSON CAsAL Co, (
NEwYoRK JAY -, 1874.
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS of this Com
pany declared dividend Of FIVE CENT the
Totts the Company payable the National Bank Of Commerce
this city and after August The Transfer Books win be closed
the morning Of MONDAY 18Th and until
ING Of MONDAY, Angus; ). BT order Of he Board
J. c. HART Acting Treasurer
OFFICE LoGASsPoRT CRAWYORDsvLLE AND
" EsTKKN RAILWAY COsPAsY.
CRAHYORDsvILLB, Ind. July Is, 1872.
THE COUPONS due August /, 1872, of the
Il FIRST MORTGAGE EIGHT PRR CENT GOLD BONDS Of
this Company will BE- and JONES
&sCHUYLER, Financial Agents, No. Y Pne-st. Sew-York
n. 5. BAILEY Treasurer
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NETWORK AM. .NEW-HAYEN RAIL
THINNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING LAY p, l31L

Pa,seag.. ssan SeETork corner
FourtL-lve. Entrance % Twenty seyca1l5-
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6sIu manito-- MaL 9.

THE NEW
A ADVERTISEMENTS EcUyIhnsD AZ ras Urrowx
OFFICEs No.S "a IVES, fhirU go
st. AZ " n al regular oaSs - .T-rrOpToG-
GENTS WANTED &C sell inc .a as iss,s,,1
.o- lnsi,e Agents ~iA sc Ne 80,
s,.s t,rory - =, ns-r.l PORrkAiIa
be In he usrss1 our CAMPAIGN 90 ne dsp
SIR Greeley Pe - 81 one sgea' ssSsxERAL AS gSrs
ceSgned for al parsss ~ .einug ths above ehS
$50 per Sopia rs AZ VI Publisher 90 broadway, : :, y
,xy,NTFD-A competent CIVIL -. 49, CO. HA'''
| w AZ .,l r. vid--ss p y Boz ''~S' "''
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Situations Uantso-- Males.

.5iiuations Uantso-- Glales.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR The NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT tax IPiOHs
0FprCP, Nos =. secoudst, ~ Vest lNeay a
St, up % D n, At regular Once r.tes
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT Young Man
n ,-a.s ataanou CoACHMAN and GARDENERS EnaetAal.
perfectly Of horses carriages Danes 49,. -. "a
ying and wiling 20 be- genefaly ussiaii goo s -
ersts Address or call At so West Fo1rthst, hoon -
An active Young man wishes situation as
n COACHMAS and GARDENER; uncers--nos ~. -ie,.
of hor,s garcen sill keep genierAI 49, 1000. Aaire.,
t5re fears reereuce last place nsssfs'e "-s'
or cali At No. West Foerih-st Room =:
An active, obliging young man visits .sss.,, =
n Sitpasou As COACHMAN and 1AhDnNnh .- 80 l,,t N
= eox, garden tour years rrisr.nse no1 81 .
NEE az sags. soepted permanent place A1afes' VI GAL
West Fourts-sL. Roon u
A YOTTNt; MAN desires STU AIlON on a .
-, IN tbi, aty sbere opportunity VIZ y 49, a.
|s1c,nsp,f esa begs AHJ Department. ans N-As ''
dress A. h.. Tnbons Onee
COACHMAN's SITUATION WANIE NIL, !, OK -. a
- u.a frou Virginia Wis thoroeshH ,aSsos Bo. LOO
pss. an ear owe gOOd refsrepees Address . 'O
Tn0uBs oaes
T,,pT oyNFNT WANTED, Literary, Mer-
r. .s,t. or Of 49, :, so ar hi an 90
deests ssa On travelling YOU'D suii hin Address NJ ~ 1s'
BENJAMIN. Tribune Ones
IIyuF RIGHT MAN for the right place
.e.i Am,n,an fruit cuurst, arne n.xss ssr5sss :.
- SITE ATION FORBh Al and oIr a.. Boz
-. - - az S,ui enan residence AS1Eess 0f "
IA Morssaa vsshsster Court n y.
xVANTED-A SITUATION for an ME-. -,
w gent BOY residing Broofya iourse<a .rrs. q
re,p.e.s6s haNness where he nAAs ainseu 20 -
IN IrbaBe odos
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mestrbrstrr Countp Real Gstte for Sail

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THB UPTOWN
OFFICI s. 50 West ~ eat twenty Al
up 0 .. n At regular otoe rates
DOR SALE-Beautiful BUILDING SITES of
from 20 Beach extensive water view
high healthy location: hsrb0 for railroad depot
UNDElHILL HALsTED
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DFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
Il RAILROADS OF y J. DINIsoN-Fron loot 81 ,S
~ s.eo and s.Jn a m I2:30, 400, 5;c 6;0 3d. m
% p ptil,aephis via mden. and For BALI
WIRE M WASHINGTON and THE WEST, via Baltimore 49,
,ndg.9s D. m the SOUTH. 300 N and 5;O p r. ruiz
mar Palace cars % aud Wisngton daily on ~ d. ian
tban, rs,nge For WEST PeansY lvsnA haosd-'O m
- -. nj h % a n Pullman Palace are attached 70 tAe ~ A.
-, IN rough from Pittsburgh chicago, and Lous
III tbut ebange Pullman Palace attached 70 me o'u n
i,v nd run through Pittsburgh Cincinnati LousI a. d
Pullman Palace attached 70 tne o-p
- nm ttrough from NesYork 10 Ptsburgh, Fort "ayne ana
.fbut h.nge Tickets sale At foot Of Deshrossesst @
~ a. ana fDayl TaEes eject July =. -
A J. CAssArT. Geal MANAGER. r. ". SaeI10H. - -s
COUTH SIDE 4. r. OF L. l.
~ JUNE l. 1917
THINNING TO AND ALONG R0CKAWAY BEACH
FROM Roosevelt an Grsnds- Ferrss, ~ l.
au-Mal for aiehogue beat 70 Fin Island
M u.-Aeecom mediation 70 lsnp
for kockaEaT snd bsnYlon-
m-EIpress for PaichOgus boat 70 IRE lA2na
n-Express for Merrlck and hockavay.
an m-Acoomnodston o. PateAogue
$50 D m-Aooommodaaen 20 baoYgn
6.B D m.-AocommodAtion 10 hsrfeh
An tr.ips sre.p connect al FAsey strcsn "r
and al sisP' Nv AN1 ~ ~ G. " DOUGLAS supernieHdeat
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5ieamoodis ano Railroads..

D!tIWOUul5 HllO liHI1lUHUb.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Noe ~ West Thrt7secoult, 80 Yves. Twen k
st., ~ g D. m. at rerular ofee mites
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
Tue and magnificent rve sesners in the world
The ST IOHs. DREW. and DEAN RICHMOND
On- Of the Above steamers vii cave Pier No a. North River
10 railroad trains West. North and kst
RETURNING tie steamboat and1g the arrTA Of connect
ing train rom
Through Oce the Wharf Dods
EIuresz Broadway No BROOKLYN. checked
Freight received until the hour Of iePrtsre
CTTIZENS' EVENING LINE STEAMERS
~ ALBANY TROY Steamers SLNNYSIDB and THOMAS
POWELL Pier g. \. r., foot North Moore daily ourisvs
b
Tickets baggage checked 81 pouis On
Rensselaer, Troy and Boston Railroads.
ALBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
"A c YIBBARD and DANIEL DREW (COmmeacng h'y ~
Leave ve.try.s. 3J a. and Thyfoubt. Al 6t9 lan
ard ak by Terry 10 Ape Rune
beck Tvou Cstskil and Hudson 49,
Trip tickets Col,ens West Point Cornwall and Se~barg returning
Connecting Tor all points West and Sorth.
SPECIAL trains - SARATOGA and SHARON sane eyetne
NORTH RIVER and NETWORK STEAM
~ BOATCO-OEee Harrison str CHRYSTENAH usy
except Sunday for fonsers, Tngton. IaJosn hlsek
m FOR EngvoOi Yonkers HasrnH d Ferrv IIo~n sing aid
Hsvrrtr.. ALEXIS for lsli Engevood fonSers Hastings
T. Town, aHi hyacA Anl own Ferry ca'
with a. R. tIaI ., LAM AZ
TOR RONDOUT, landing at COzzens, Corn
u u.H The steil'
b,t. THOMAS CORNELL ard JAMES W. BALDWIA leave DAILY
D m, Per -. n e. foot harfsons.
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A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos ~ West Thrt7econlst 80 Yves. Twenty third
mn 70 g m a ofce
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4 FTERNO0N BOAT

TI1UF snlepdid Steamer EASTERN QUEEN,
Tor LIVES Del connecting With Janion and BIe3kset Raj
road p er Mondays, wednesdays AZ. fss a.
d 10. For fri ght an passage apply % boAri.
NETWORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-NEW-
y JERSEY DIylSIOS-Passngsr Drpots u NeSlor iSo o.
Corhudt aud Des0roessts Freight -tca Fsi ~ No'-
River All Peunsylvaus Railroad Depot JerseL lir,.
TINE OP TRAINS LEAVING hbN-lOhA'
Adopted July !, 1917.
sNa u-way trsin for Boonagbgrgh and nteflats h ohs
m-ETurs EleuTle. Liberty rails am luieIht
stations =, t--s.,. - ;,.,-,.5,.+. ,.sio,.
nWsr trsu for Wortendyke and intermediate stations
40 u-Nar tain FOR Mlde0Tn sud intened@e .tatonA
4.5J r-TIpress HacseneE PaeSon' MofeAl5A
Pr.nkHo Nddl,towu. ElleuTlle. and Liberty Fais
Bl00mngaale aud nterneate sauoAs
WortendTke and iuisrme late HaunN
pPTfRyIyg-LeaTe ElleuvLe 555 10 n arye IN heF
NJ 80 a.qO nj m Leave Liberty Fals sos ami 8
sr5y. In Seu-York. 1910 $40 D. IN Leave MiiAeo~n
a Q m snd a. 90 and bi'' p A' Aii''0 ID ~
a u, 10" H. - = ' ~ JOHN BRADLEY
w. wyvp supL NvTJerSsy Division
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IDLEuOURs BYGaAYnEARD
From the Green River Panlagraph.
HYDkoPATIIY.

HNDhJPATlIf.
The water cure is thought by many
persons to I've modern discovery; but
there is probably not one of its processes
that has not been practiccd somewhere
and by somebody, ever since men were
afflicted with disease. In England, more
than seventy years ago, DIR. Wrightcured
fever by wrapping his patients in wet
blanket. DIR. Smith, formerly q medical
professor of Dartmouth and Yale used
two buckets of cold water over his ty-
phos patients in bed and let them lie in
the water; Rush, gave the cold water
dash in yellow fever. Bruce says that
people in the interior of Africa cure ma
lignant fevers with constant bath of
cold water. Galen treated all his patients
with cold water. Harvey, the discover
er of the circulation Of the blood, when
he felt fit of the goTt coming on, used
to plunge his feet in bucket Of cold
water. "In Sicily says Brioline, the
tourist, ''they cure fsvers by giving ice
water to drink, and covering the breast
and belly with snow and ice" A Dutch
physician in the West Indies cured the
lock, jaw with the wet sheet before Press
nitts was born. yet Priessnitz has the
credit of this discovery, and perhaps
rightly enough, as the same idea may
have occurred to many.
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Preserye your letters till time define
their value Some secret charm f0rbids
committing them to the flames; the dew
of the morning may sparkle there still,
and remind one of his earlier Eden.
"Dceds arc masculine, words are femi-
nine; letters are neither" wrote Howell.
Rather say, letters are both, and better
represent life than any form in Literature.
Women have added the better part, the
most celebrated letters have been written
by women. If your mornings letter is
not answered and dispatched forthwith,
It's doubtful il il ever will be Nriten
Then there are those to whom one never
writes, much a. he may wish to cultivate
correspondence He preserves them for
personal intercourse. -Aieoh.
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hardened tog'ther in the sun, then were
cut out in blocks, and were carried TO
porcelain mandatory. In this manuilc-
tory the bloCks are ground into fine
white powder, something like -four. The
-four is then put into a great cistern and
mixed with powdered quartz, feldspar
and water. This mixture, when taken
from the cistqrn,is put into linen bags and
the water pressed out until it is left
about the consistency Of dough. The
porcelain dough undergoes a process Of
kneading, beating, and treading and Il
is at last laid away for year to give to
it still more Elasticity. At the end of
the year the dough is made up, not into
loaves of bread, but into various shaped
dishes, vases and figures.
Probably the lump Of dough intended
for Lucy was put into a mould, as most
of the figures are moulded, some in sim
gle moulds, some in double mCulds, and
some in slices, which are ahcrward press
ed together until firmly annealed
In making plates the porcelain paste
is rolled cut as if for pieerust, and then
laid over mould with wet sponge.
Some of the articles are shaped BY hand
with the help of the potte's wheel, and
when formed in this manner the delicate
tracing and carving is done with knife.
In making tea-pots, cups, vases, and
other articles of like kinds, the spouts,
handles aud ornaments ara made separate
and fastened on afterwall.
Its refreshing to see how many quaint,
pretty fancies are worked out of this por-
ce ain paste nowadays, even in our COM
monest dishes. A cream cup, for in
stance, is made to represent an ear of
corn, a spoon-boldor sheaf of wheat,
teapot, pineapple, fruit-stand, a plate
of leaves.
When the articles are all moulded and
shaped Alright, they are gone over care
fully with the potter's wheel to remove
any rouPhness or unevenness of surface.
There is great danger now Of their shrink
ing unevenly with the heat, and to pre-
vent this, they are laid away 10 dry on
shelves where the sun cannot reach them.
Ai;er driving enough they are placed in
drum shaped earthen boxes and taken to
! ths s~--"-S-"-a-hakAd. IEIyifs-Ay
feady for painting, and it is at this point
that Lucy blooms into beauty. An art
ist kindly favors her with rosy checks,
blue eyes, and dark hair, which altogether
render her very charming doll. BY
the way, have heard that dolls were
named efer a Chinese empress, Dolla,
who vas very fond of changing beg
dresses ind painting her checks,
To pt rent Lucy's checks from ever
growinapale, she is dipped into a color
less hq1l called aglaze. tits this crys-
tai glaze which gives such a smooth
glossy tnish to Lucy's complexion, as
well as IA all china-ware.
afse,' ;he gazing, Lucy and her com
panioni are taken in the earthen boxes
to the frnace again, and baked for five
or eighi days. After this last fiery trial,
she emises calm and smiling, to begin
her adtntures in the world.
VIII you think any less of your doll,
to thin she was once only bit of gray
rock?
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second, while tho blood flowed from his brow,
hi frontal artery was severed, and be was car
riei ~ 20 The surgeon. For what reason they
fought, except that IL Is a custom ard consid-
sido,,d sport, h. more than ! can tell Ii l.
the law of the socictiol 90 meet once week
90 IVY their still in vhacking each others
faces and heads up. They can Irn 30 other
reason, and q duclist docs not Know who BIZ
opponent will be until he meets him on the
floor, for thc chief select The contestants at
che time. Bs' the two who fought next hsd
a rtrranal dislike ior each other; they were
il l1vc with tie same gid, and with the con-
.cut - their caTmiai were going b. dry the
strength of thtir aru1 on each uthcr's faces.
The bar glas.es verc hilcd anew, aud frrsh
ci.ar vcn lighted, mr here was going to BE-
rsl in. Excitement seized every one pres
.n'. tor tlr colbltan,s were m earnest, and
looked at each other with in'er-c hatred. for,
perhaps the next fifteen minutes would decide
who should have tie rih, for when a pretty
girl Is the eau e., and '' ~ stake who would
not Gght The" took tlcir places, and soon
Blood and hair covered the luor; one poor
fellow aal biz nose cut open. the o,hcr Lis car,
and tho Top OF The head % each were like a
mla of jolly. hut s,ill hate and a desire 20
conquer haid them to the spot Some Of the
hy.an',r said it was the iollir-t thing they
bad ever -,en. Ntcn che fifteen minutes
V,te oHt. tlc flat SOS declared undecided,
.ui lo o. vas ros .u1asd. Till FUN .ccmod 20
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1 QuaIser's Letier 10 hls Wa.ch-
maker.

herewith nend thee my pocket clock,
which standcth in need Of thy friendly
correctiol. The last time he was at thy
friendly school he was in no way reform
cl no. ~ the least benefited thereby
f,. ! perceive by the index Of his mind
tnai hu !, a i,4r ami ii,e ,rulh i MT n
him; that his pulse are sometimes SOW,
which ba,ohencth not an even temper; (;
q, U;her Gmre II -7saxeth sluggish, not
with .ar ling | frequently urge him /;
when be- should he on duty, as G,,o
ha-cesl biz hanl d-notet'', find him
slgmbering, or, as t.s vanity of human
reason phrases it. | caught him mapping.
Examine him, therefore, and prove him,
| bcseech thee, 'hjroughly, that thou
maycst, being well acquainted with his
inward frame and disposition. draw him
lrom the error Of his way, and show him
Che path wh-.ein h. houlleo. II crieves
me io;hink, aud when ! 20 Ter therein
am verify Of the opinion that mis- body is
foul, an the whole ma is corrupted.
Cleanse him, Therefore with Thy charm
iag physic, from al pollI.ion, that he
may vibrate and cir Ilate according ~
the tru;a. 1 viii place him for few
days u1drr tiny care, ami pay for ms
board as thou requircst | entroat thee,
friend Richard. 10 domean thyself on this
occasion with Judgement according to
the gifl which is in thee, and prove thy
eli workman; and when thou laye-t
thy correcting hand upon him let it be
without pl sion, lest thou shoullst drive
him TO destruction. DO thou regulate
his motion for a time to come by the
motion OF he LIGHT that ruleth the day,
and when thou fudcst Ain converted
from the errors of his ways, and more con.
fbrmable TO the above mentioned rules,
then do thou send him home with a just
bill Of charges, drawn out in. the spirit of
moderation, and il shall be sent to thee
as the root all evil.