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EIRsT CLASS TWO STORY AND FRENCH ROOF
~ high stoop basement and sub-cellar frame House.
filled IN with brick, containing every Improvement
thoroughly overhauled since being built, and In
most perfect and elegant condition: situated Macon
street. between Tomp kDs and Marcy avenues-an unex
ceptonable neghborhood 81 minutes to ferries one
block from Fulton avenue: give possession at If
desired price $500; convey free and clear, will
take $500 cash and balance TO suit purchasers this is
rare chance Tor delightful home. Address MACON box
1s5 Herald office.
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yJIANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED
w Rooms in private family. for three adults; loca-
tion be Twentieth street Address $ W., Herald Up
town Branch Office
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VMANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, WHERE RENT
wv will be partly taken in Board, with privilege Of
other boarders. Address BAKER, sos West Twenty
third street.
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WANTED-A LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
w Room, with ample closets and smaller Room ad-
joining completely furnished tor light housekeeping, for
gentleman and wile: terms exceed $40 per
location between Twentieth and Thireth streets sixth
and Ninth avenues. Address JUNIUS box l52 Herald
UDtoWn Branch office.
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ToUsE wANTED-GoOD LOCALITY. LIGHTLY
III morgaged, in exchange for splendid summer o
winter Country Residence only hall hour from WA
street Address, enclosing permit ELTON, box ~
Herald office.
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A -DODWORTHS CLASSES FOR DANCING
IA. No. 22 Filth avenue corner Twenty sixth street,
open tor the season.
Twice q wcek-Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and
Fridays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Once a week-Saturdav mornings and Friday evenings
Gentlemen on Monday and Thursday evenings.
Send circular.
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vNANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO OR
w moro furnished ROOMS adapted to light house
keepng state LOCATION terms and convenences Address
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DLAINFIELD, N J-FoR SALE OR TO LET. A
i beautiful two story ami atuc House, nine rooms;
bath and closet hot and cold water Panield is
the healthy suburban places; schools churches
and stores in auundance: price ow terms Apply
to +. NJ EVERETT ~ Park row.
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WANTED TO RENT-SMALL COTTAGE IN NEW
w York Brooklyn; Tor three adults; in respect.
able location; moderate rent Address @. H., box l39
Hera d office.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

j. SAUSE'S DANCING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
n. Masonic Hail. Ia and LIE East Thirteenth street,
and Brevoort Hal a and l5s East Fifty fourth street.
sOIREE at Brevoort Hail. Monday, Oct 90 1873
PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour, day or evening.
CIRCULARS at Private Academy, 2l2 East Eleventh
street.
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yIrANTED-AN UNFURNISHED APARTMENT; FOUR
w rooms and kitchen, between Bond aud Fourteenth
streets Bowerv and sixth avenue; first second floor
Address box 1902 Post office.
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MoNTCLAYR-FoR SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE
1u for Railroad stocks or, Bonds ~ story frame
House and barn and about II, of land; house Is
built in the best and most substantial manner with all
convemences; IL rooms bath ROOM heater, dc first
rate barn. and everything good order Is mnute from
two depots; terms easy Address the owner, N. ".
Herald Office, or S. J. TUBBS, II Broadway.
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An ELEGANT RESIDENCE IN CITY OF NORWICH
n Conn, with stable and ten OF land plenty OF
fruit and shade trees house has all modern improve
M M. m s % ~ ~ uy ~ esrgr ~ .sa Siuss propely price
New York, Brooklyn or Westchester, on ash basis.
PHALON SLOAN, 81 East Seventeenth street.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FIRST CLASS FIVE STORY CORNER STORE
n and tenement 255xx65s0 feet best part of First
nue. to exchange for small House in city worth about
$50!0 this property is rented at $3.50 and Is well
| worth $35UO0 PHALON STONE,
81 rect
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NlO EXCHANGE-A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASE
i ment House, in Twenty ninth street, for snal
Country Place convenient TO city. Apply at shir
Store, 33l Third avenue
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VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY ON HUDSON
n street below Canal TO exchange for Tenement
Brookly country Property; Beeckcr Lot ioi
SALE MARCUS H. LANG, SO Liberty street
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DARGAIN-CLOSE TO CITY HALL, wILLDUGHBY
ID street, three story brick House, ii rooms most inn
proyements; let at 300; price 81. 200.
W. y. COOK 235 Washington street BROOKLYN.
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pRICK HoUsE-ALL IMPROVEMENTS; NEWLY
ID rehtted rs feet from Lee avenue. Brooklyn: in
Haywood street. Is minutes from Broadway; 30 minutes
from Fulton ferry. ALBERT DAY IS Wall street.
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TWO SPLENDID BRICK TENEMENTS FOR SALE
On Fifth street, between avenues and G. rs feet
'front.' lot 96 feet deep, renting German tenants
$500 year ready cash viii make astonishing
reduction in price,
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND
To LET.

TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
To single gentlemen or a gent eman and " ie, IN
brown stone house ard one OF the best In Brook
Branch office.
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A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK COTTAGE
n Grand Boulevard and sixty ninth street: also
three story brick House 9s Bergen street. Brooklyn, TOR
sale or exchange; both well rented.
d. DARROW, 9s5 Eighth avenue
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L,oR SALE-AT DECIDED BARGAIN, OR TO LET,
IL House No. l62 East Seventy-eighth Inquire
of owner in drug store southwest Seventynnth
street and Third avenue.
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IN0R SALE-A SPLENDID AND CHEAP THREE
story and basement stone front House 6x55, lot 100
feet, with all the improvements parlor story finished
with cabinet work. III East sixtyrourh street
Lexington avenue. q. FOUNTAIN, Builder,
on the premises, or I53 East Sixty. sec ond street
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WANTED IMMEDTATELY-A LARGE SIZED
w House. suitable for first class boarJers; one wher6
owners will take part payment in board preferred. Ad-
dress box l73 Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE AND TO RENT.

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE 40 MIN.
IA utes from the city; IA rooms all modern improve
ments; OF ground and large stable can be
had on lease furnished uIiurnished. Address s. r.
box 2O3 Herald Office.
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TWO FIRST CLASS HoUsEs-IN ELIZABETH NEW
i Jersey, exchange for city unimproved Proper
ty. w. ii. WELLS, 212 Broadway
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ORANGE OR DUTCHEss COUNTY WOOD. AND PRO.
" duce Farm wanted in exchange first class private
Houses in this city; said Houses will be given free and
clear, in genuine ansacton Brokers and others nd
dress, with iull particulars, JOHN A. LINSCOTT 99l
Third Avenue, near lO9th street
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CPLENDID FARM-STAMFORD, CONN. AT
= sacrifice; 100 smooth, rich land seven minutes
from depot large house. fruit &c LOO valuable build
ing lots hill top. Inquire at Engineers office, II Mont
gomery street, Jersey City.
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DARTIES WISHING TO REDUCE EXPENSES FOR
1 the winter and live under a low rent can have g
fully furnished Honse, few miles the city, $500
from now until May Apply TO L. STAFFORD. New York
Lie, BAG Broadway.
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BAL nj N C !
Another Graphic Failure !!
The Balloon Starts for Europe
and Lands I'm Connecticut.

New YORK, October 6.-The great
balloon trip to Europe.comme menced this
morning. The balloon started from the
Capitoline grounds, Brooklyn, at y
o'clock, with Donaldson, Ford and
Lunt on board. When lset seen the
balloon was going right over the ocean
BETHEL, Conn, October 6-The
traus-a tIantic balloon was started on
its trip this morning from New York
1t was, at about | o'clock this morn
ing, seen about two miles southeast Of
this city rapidly going oceanward.
RIIpGspoRT, Conn, October 6.--At
ll:l0 O clock this morning the balloon
passed over this city, going eastward,
ard attracted great attention from It's
immense size.
New HAVEN, CoNN. October 6-At
ll:iO the balloon passed about five
miles northwest Of this city, going rap
idly in a nor,heasterly direction.
BRlpGEroRr, Conn. October 6 Prof
Fowler measured the altitude OF the ball
loon passing over this city and found
it to be two miles above the earth, and
going at the velocity of mile per
minute.
WArERnURY, Conn. Oct. G.-The pas
sengers who arrived on the noon train
announced that the balloon beat the
train from Anconia to Seymour. AT
the latter place the balloon disappeared
behind the clouds and was lost 10 view.
WATERBURY,, Com October 6.-At
1890 the transatlantic balloon wss
seen about six miles northwest OF here.
1t was seen from this city by but few
persons. and only ior few minutes,
after which it disappeared behind the
clouds. At 2P. NJ. parties who arrived
here stated that the balloon, after pass
ing over Waterbury. moved northeast
slowly, passing over Litchfeld. The
balloon was then low enough 10 enable
the occupants to hail man working in
a field. At Ills P. N the balloon paced
over Canaan, Conn.,, where an effort was
made to affect landing. The aeronsuis
finally succeeded ia their efforts, and ct
l:25 P. NJ. Donaldson, Ford and Lunt
stepped to the ground.
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at'heeitug Aealster.
THE OPERA HOUSE.

For long while past the citizens OF
Wheeling have been wort to complain
OF the lack OF q pleasant place OF
amusement; a room in which the best
productions OF historic genius could be
displayed without the concomitants oi
peanut eating, tobacco-sp't-
ting and other manifestations
OF vulgarity. The class
OF our citizens who craved theatrical
performances for their own sake AMI
for the sake OF the intellectual good to
be derived from witnessing the efforts
OF the most studicus performers, have
long desired the erection ofsuch place
of rational amusement as Hamilton's
Opera House now affords.
Responding to the generally express
ed desire, Mr.. JAMES HAMILTON has
erected Theatre which bids fair to
fulfil all that has been wished by the
amusement loving public and. if the
initial performance last night is to be
accepted IS touch OF the quality Of
Manager FlIzsMNoN's company, we
may safely predict the best results.
The play presented was one Of Shake
spear lates, and best productions, "The
Tempest" and Notwithstanding the
croakings OF the critics, Its rendition
was IS nearly fsultless as could have
been expected where everything was
new. Indeed, Notwithstanding the
u.wness OF the psraphernslia aud the
lack OF acquaintance OF the actors with
each other, the play WAS excellently ren'
dered. There will doubtless be some i'm
p.ovement hereafter, but those who
were present last night will bear wit
mesa that in the erection OF the new
Ooera House Mr.. HAMILTON has reu-
iered to the people of Wheeling q SER
vice they will not soon forget, and
that in the employment OF the present
company Mr. FIrzsIMMoNs has display
ed tact that will be duly appreciated
by all lovers OF the legitimate drama
The people of Wheeling owe it to them
selves that the enterprise OF the builder
and Of the manager OF the new Opera
House be m made q pecunisry success.
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1884. In casting glance over the city
We behold innumersble crooked store
pipes projecting from the chinneys on
the tops Of the houses. Geueva con-
tsins very few objects OF interest to the
stranger. Il is chiefly noted for iis
manufactures OF watches. musical boxes
and jewelry. The movements Of The
best Swiss watches sre handmade and
IL we'll finished are the best In the
world. Quite a lively trade is carried
on here iu the sale OF watches durne
the summer mo1ibs. The top OF Moot
Blaze may be steH from the windows OF
the hotels On toe west side Of The river
Many people sre attracted mere by ths
beautiful position Of tie city and the
scenery OF the lake aud oG account oi
it's proximity TO ChamouSix and hons
Blanc. The lake OF Geneva is ver'
beautiful, the water being clear b.re.
The scenery along lie shoresis not 80
fine and romantic as that OF Lucerne
Its banks are not so abrupt. and ru-
merous villages and summer resorts
line its shores. Two excursion boats
leave Geneva every morning making
the tour OF the lake and returning In
the evening. This is the point where
the river shere commences its slruggles
through the mountains 10 the Medi-
terranean. II - hemmed in on the
south bv the Alpine and on.the north
by the Bernese Alps, and on the west
by the Jurs range. The Jurs range
rise very abruptly on the Swiss side
ard slope awsy gradually towards the
borders OF France They are not 60
high "a the Alps and do uot extend
above the point OF congealstion and are
covered with growth OF mountain pine.
The two ranges Of the Alps are very
high, many portions OF them extending
far above the point OF cougealation and
are covered with perpetual snow and ice.
OWing to this great elevation OF large
portion OF the country the climate is
very cold. In some OF the valleys.
however, considerable heat is experien-
ced in GUNNER, owing TO the excessive
radiation from the sides OF the noun
tain and to the confined mir. The i'm.
mense quantities Of snow accumulatlng
on the submits OF the mountains are
contir uslly falling into the valleys be-
low, frequently causing serious devas-
tation There are numerous noun
tain torrents forming cataracts In
their descent some OF which are distin,
guished 10y great beauty. In short,
after seeing good portion OF SwilIer-
land We fully agree with our old friend
General Stearns, who always goes into
ecstscies over every beautiful city or
county be sees, when he says: 10 its
towering mountains and vast glaciers.
Its beautiful lakes and smiling valleys.
its nutnberless Alpine streams and
glittering cascades. Switzerland com.
bines iu an eminent degree all the va
rious features OF grand and striking
scenery and possesses 10 this respect at
fractions superior to those Of any other
country in Eurone. r' '.-
Having abandoned our Italian
tour for tue present We will
IN day or two stat for Paris via
Lyons.
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kENIU; kY.


LEXINGTON, October 6-The exam.
ming trial OF Montgomery Parker. who
shot and killed young Mills week
aso. W as concluded to- day. and Parker
was remsnded to jail without bail
Two brothers. Mat. and Ell Curren,
were drinking in saloon in Paris this
evening. and becoming disorderly, the
proprietor sent Tor Deputy Marshal W.
Burton, who attempted to arrest E
Currsn, when Mat. Curren drew re-
volver and shot Burton three times
aud then beat his head into jelly with
the revolver. A prominent gentleman
who left Paris at 6 o'clock this after
noon, reports that it is conceded by
everybody that the Cnrrens will be
Iynched tonight.
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OHIO.
n urhPr.

MILFORD CENTRE, October Cd ohm
Reed killed Samuel Griffith, at York
Centre, this county, on Friday evening
Both parties were Intoxicated, and dur
ing an alteration Reed drew knife
aud stabbed Griffith in the abdomen,
making irighttul and 'atal wound
causing death in about fifteen minutes.
Reed was Immediately arrested Grd
plead guilty to msnslaughter, atd was
sent to the Urbaua Jail for incarcera-
ton. Both parties were generally ea-
teemed The murder was entirely un-
provoked.
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CONNECTICUT.
The Election.

HARTFORD, October 6.-The Erening
Post extra, issued at ll:3OP NJ, con-
tains the returns from ll5 towns,
showing an aggregate vote of 4S,624
a. follows: Yes" 26.496; "No," %
l2S. The heavy storm which set iu
this evening has greatly retarded the
returns from all outlying towns. Es-
timatine the towns yet 10 be heard from,
the Post puts the majority in 'avor OF
the amendment al about 600 The
,otsl vote in Hartford in favor OF the
amendment is go less than its total
vote in the last Presidential election,
while the vote sgainst it in New Haven
ie ! 1867 larger.
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ST. LOUIS.
The Fair.

Sr. LOUIS, October 6.-The fret day
OK the agricultural fair was a perfect
success both in point OF attendance and
IN the display. All the departments
were crowded to repletion. The display
OF stock was unusually fine, the rings
being filled with home and foreign ex'
hibitors.
Thursday has been set apart by
proclamation OF the Mayor as general
holiday SO that all classes OF citizens
may have an opportunity to attend the
fsit.
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The EvangeIicaI Alliance.

The Theological section OF the
Evangelical Alliance, commenced its
sessions in Association Hall this FORE
noon, Dr.. Woolaey presiding. After
devotional exercises the Secretary an
Dounced that the delegates from foreign
lands were each to receive from the
American Bible Society q copy OF the
Holy Bible, English, as an expression
Of the interest felt by that Society in the
effort to counteract the influence OF in-
fidelity and superstition. The delegates
were also INFORMED that the American
Institute Fair was free to them, anc
that on Wednesday next carriage
would be at their service for visit to
Greenwood Cemetery. DR.. Tiffany. the
President, had deferred much desired
, visit to his old companions 10 arms, oi
the Army of Tennessee, to await the
arrival OF the delegates, an announce
ment which was received with great
applause.
Pusi1istie.
A prize fight was arranged yesterday
between Dan Donovan and Jack Cum
| mings. They signed articles to fight
according to the new rules OF the Lon
don prize ring, within one hundred
| miles of this city, on the l7th OF Octo-
Der, TOR two hundred and fifty dollars a
eide. The frat deposit of fifty dollars
was posted yesterday. The second de,
post OF one hundred dollars was posted
on the llth inst. The final deposit
800 a side ia to be posted on the l6.h,
the day before the fight, when the
men are TO select a final stake master
aud toss Tor choice OF ground.
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W HING TON.
WASHINGTON, October 6.
A Denial.

The statement that the President
will not attend the reunion OF the Ar
nv OF the Tennessee, at Toledo, is not
true. The President did not authorize
the statement 1t is his present inten-
tiou TO viait Toledo, leaving here on the
evening OF the l4Ih.
Appointments.
The President to-day appointed Z.
B Barber Collector OF Internal Reve-
nue. Tor the second district OF Alabama,
ip place OF Wildmer, suspended aud ar
rested Tor de'acation.
Aid for Memphis.
The President has requested the See
retary OF War to direc: the Commissary
General to send ten thousand rations to
Memphis, Tennessee for the use OF the
yellow fever sufferers IN that city.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

Proposition for the Restoration or
the Monarchy 10 be offered In the
Assembly,
PARIS. October 6.-The Paris Jour
nal, 3 monarchicsl newspaper, Gays q
proposal for the restoration oil the mon-
srcbv on the basis OF the charter Of
1914 in a modified form will be pre-
sented in the Assembly on the opening
day OF the session.
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CINCINNATI.

Relief for the Suffering People OF
Memphis.
CIxCIyYATl, Octobe. 6-Tbe Cham
Der OF Commercs to-day
appropriated one thousand dollars
for the relief OF the suffer-
ing IN Memphis This is in addition to
the private subscriptions which the
committees have been collecting for
several days.
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How can a man zee the point Of q
Joke whsn be himselfis the buttH You
might 90 well expect him TO determine
which 10 the bntt end Of Q goat,
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CHICAGO.
Aid for Shreveport,

CHICAGO, October 6 The committee
appoiuted by the Board OF Trade are
active to-day in obtaining contributions
for the relief OF the yellow fever suffer-
ers at Memphis, Shreveport and else
where. Collections were taken in many
of our churches yesterday. Masonic
and other societies are called upon IN
behalf OF the affi cted in the southern
States. The Illinois Central railroad Is
Transporting everything which Is ship
ped for the above purpose free o.
charge.
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Financial Prospects.

10 Chicago the fiuancial aspect con-
tinues to improve. The baukrs hare
nov stronger and are again to limited
extent discounting first class paper and
loaning money on call. Excbsnge on
New York is to-day selling between
our city banks at par, aud in no case
are they charging more than the bare
rate OF currency transmitted, The sit
ustiou is hourly becoming more hope
ful and many OF the merchants and
uu'acturers OF this city who have
been contemplating reduction OF the
number oftheir employees, in autlc'Pa-
sron OF very dull season, now think
this will not become necessary. Lib
aral orders for goods and wares are
again coming in and country collections
are improving.
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Don't Fail to Try These Goods.
Buy it Of yeur merchant 81
he has 10 or will procure 10
for you. III not, thea write
for our Pamphlet, ssAH about
sapoliO,o and ID will be mail.
ed free.
EHOCH MORGAH's SONS.
anstesso ~ Park Pace, NJ.
Or q Libsrty stIssf, PitubuV. ~.
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BY TELEG GRAPH

Exclusively for tic Register
Eyihc Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Sfnee, no Nj Ain Street.
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BEREE AND GENEVA.

From Interalchen We psssed on 10
Berne, the capital of Switzerland, which
10 situated on an elevated peninsula,
formed ny the winding oil the river Asr.
which COWS around three -ides OF IT, II
il 8 regular aud we'll built town, many
OF the houses being mssive and resting
on arcades which are lined with shops
and furnish covered walks on both
sides OF the streets. There are fine
pYomeusdes around the town and from
many points the Bernese Alps are seen
TO good advantage. Not ffnding much
OF Interest in Berne we passed on TO
Lausanne, which is beautifully situat-
ed on an elevation overlooking the
lake OF Geneva. From this point We
proceeded by steamer TO Gepsys, where
We propose scjourniug a few days and
resting ourselves after the fatigue Of
travel through The mountains. The
city 10 situated at the southern extren-
ity OF the lake where the river Rbone
emerges, which passes through sDd
divides the city into two parts. These
parts are connected by Elk bridges, the
iuest Of which Is the Pont du Mont
Blanc which crosses TO the English
garden. A short distance below il
another bridge crosses, from which q
sutpeus!on brdge ext.nds 70 Rousseau's
Island, which 10 beautifully shaded
with large trees aud 10 the centre OF
which is PradisTs statue OF Rousseau,
erected By the citizens Of Geneva 10
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SAPOLIO

costs 0 to Is cents per cske, and
everybody Ehouid have IL. You
will ike II.
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SAFoLIo
removes Tar. Pitch, Iron or Ink
STAINS and Grease; FOE workers
IN a.chine SHOPS, JInss, ao., Is
invaluable 'or making the
Skin White snd SOFT, and giving
10 10 a bloc n Of bean ~" it u
unsurpased by any Cosmetic
known.
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ICcRRNe

From Strasburg We went to LuceDe,
si.ust.d ct the toot OF the lake Of that
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From Romaushorn We went to Zu-
rich, situated on the lake Of Zurich.
which obrdsrs on one range oil the Alps.
I, is the intellectual centre OF SHitzer.
land, ss well % the leading manutsc-