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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK EFT
Gorscs. Carriages, aarness. &t

Gorscs. Carriages. 1arness, &t.
DVFRTISFMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE " LII BE RECEIVED AT TTIE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 81 H. Wet Thity-,,coud-st, sos West
Twcutthrst: 501 1hir 1hrtyfnurhsi at The
HARLEM OFFICE 2.-6 Fourth between Oaehgndel and
Ts,ntg-. ht etnSt and ~ the BROpklfN
BRANCH OFFICE No 3l3 WahnonsL, neIt door 10 TIE Post
OLce, up =. IN, al regular ONCE rates
HARNESS, HORSE CLOTHING, CARRIAGE
KOBEs endless and astonishing variety Of elegant de-
sgb for The Fall aud Winter trade
{. Vi. MOSEMAN 4 BRO. Manufacturer ia Cbanbets,t
ID NJ. STlNERS's CELEBRATED CUTTERS.
AAsA large assortment snd iouT Sitiehs DEXTER
EUREKA CUTTERS wekrown make al tue Ware
II ". STIvFPS.
CLEIGH BELLS, wholesale manufacturers
y pnc-. 5000 strings styles; 800 seghs, STYLE
able Carriage ard second hand 81
UNION CABBAGE WAREROoMS. 63S Broadway.
ITHE LONDON HARNESS AGENCY"
4 No. 20 EAST FOURTEBSTH-ST.
Between Cnyers place and fliti-tve - -
Of the fle Loli Onmae HARNESS 'NGLE
D0ULLE TASDEM, and FOUR INLAND A> impaired saddles,
Brides Horse Clothing all nments Of hsels private
establishment
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

VI aLo sftf Dec 1878 tn.Ls SouL Kgbthst BTook
70 a. follows tsundsgs ezerPteal:
sdFstclOglt n,uLels;e stations al t3Os and
:" sp and iHteruec stsoL. $50 O. and tul o.
16p -
Ig Hrek st 80 and 30 9,
&lhE
te Heursesd RooIs.sy SHse.ate stations, at 953
:" = o. AMI D. ~
~Ha.s' .Gs Esssust fer lsII At m.
.bG J. GAkLAE. SGUsbDteBosLk
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frooklpn Real estate tor Sale.

ENOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOlS Nos.
"a II Rrert 30 100 and 6S 10 II. and "a Montague
M Iogx 90. No. lO2 Pneppesi 27IGO House
No. I- NiougtDyt; House l31 WuOushJ'sL Hoases Nos
lg 81 ana 80 Sassa7s. GORDON FORD 81 Cahs, Brooklyn
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SAIL
,u very c,sy terms GORDON l. FORD. 81 Carkt BrooA''h
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6iinations Uanleo--femaIes.
Cooks.

COOK.-By n competent German woman to
~ has city references three last place.
understands all KINDS eeos Washing ana rorins eT or country
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- q, Do, -. ,.a seeRl.,a1. o. 80 3,
To o' I'D. s' N.Nl- - l"ttt4h 90 EttNF ana usIl1s
.uHN D. houDl S-tt o. \. DIV.
o. u. ...-Eu. GeIl .uut k.N-HsgcG.
DENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD. Tho GREAT

pkNNSYLVANlA RAILROAD, the GREAT
lhb m llNt -Nu lSI .rif StA!LS NAIL ROUTE
follow. '''-~' '''' ~
bs iO Hsfdsturg Pthlrgh the West and South ri, Pail
~ "is "'aenec 800 la g. sBl $50 sunday o.
lo' b.tuor wa0-u-:ol tie soDlt a, s4o and
o.. ScaIav. r %. ~ -'''' " "N1 .
bIpret Joy phso tta s:iO q 80 a. H l9.3o 8457 San
~ n and j. re S-aa'. o. ClO $50. a44 9 p H. L,nera,t
40 'e'ou. cals. 200 t.II -"''
tor frt'a. Al no Il. 2 $40 apd ClO D. m sqpaa, elo
For NessH st g. C:3O 7.@o 7.4C 500 aloll,m ,om
q -U o. 49, o'3U 4tlu 40 D. J:3J 5:sU o. GJU ,;i1 =
~ ~ ~ 44sO o. al. u S.alay go 10 and
- Hnte'a: 6. ESQ 72O 7<C 500 o 10 llAm.12m.
"a s.-G 80 ..tO 4t-o. 45O j40 $40. g. t.lO tt8D
~ ~ S.4V !" ll5O n. thc ~ pg5t. sunday $40 6:iO
~ R-4va, G C:2C 40 500 lOAml2m o.oo
SIU "fO 40 $50 $50 a4O G. $40 ESQ $40 10 ~
'ig - 9.Eht saa9s'. 0;@o spd G:l0p Ii.
10y &C. T'itA AM0Oy. IL toutu Auboy and 10 a. n
Fr New bIuss~sE. I. 20 snc 500 H. l2u am An
.. 20 b.iu! q 8 N ata IL ufh- Suisay. &. 10 nm N'
fof raj hil4io1e. $500 m.. u ana q .3Ou m
foT lamlsrwAt srG fsuausol $3.50 a H. sli 81 m
fof FhiIts1-s aao bev. ere ? ana L. T.
for Blrueuo Bolb0on sut Camden .gO .,l a. On
a . 80. =. 80 O. FLc g.
foI Fsysho.C. - d. n, : ard .. N.
Fof Fanniug-'ie a"l Sla@n 20 a.. and D
fot Ptnieftor an. t-IH-eb q q n snl z:3C =. ~.
1rsrf Srryt a. fnvs tTou pntsbufrh g. 80 m ro2t ~
755 H. da.lr u % osiy as, Prom Ws.rv
sol lmor G.Oj a 3IJ Alc 1927 o u Sura,V 4: a.
a AID IOg7 . ~ Prom p sdelphs 5.22 G.O5 Gu io1s
ll5o a. NlS 5l5 G:O5 s;i4. 1927 p m Subasy 5.ssl
b,,t Oc 52C 455 - L. aud ga Bosd~ay No As;r House
fot DssbIos CorADdtss tn.grtu resst No
ksuoyrIacs A }. CASSAII, Genera MausseL
N BOYD IT, Gen Pas Ageut
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STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, wa

n, b,w and elegant Susm.n RODk ISLAND Tuesds Thur
stn htuIcays NAEAAGAkSbT hossavs We n'sags aud
fns' from Per 33 north River foot a. J~tet daily eIotp Saa
ey a. . sinv.ug Boston ahead Of @i otner Lne~
lts' ief sae al a. lsfei OAc aDd r,a'Ioohs "
e u tc oMcct O. EIpToss Co aut ~ 5IH oaiHSs
l. ". FILklEs, 4. T. bABtOI n pTtSJenl
Zen Pass Agt
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New- Jcrsen Real Gsiaie for Sale.


EOR SALE or KENT-The best glass front
COUNTRY STORE IN Mercer Con ~. v j. also stock must be
seen % c appreciated: business $1,000 yearly ohsnce salts
ct. reasons seIp Address 20 Box % Hntonsquare
TEONThOSE, Orange, \. J.-MOst com
VI De. r ~ Ol tWo station; great bargau'
for SALE OF to LIT. p &. HUBERT jr., 81 MbeItY,st
ORANGE, N.J-,ireat variety property 1or
" furnished uAlurslet 20 rent Sale CaiaoFueS
osce 10 l. H. GERRY 80 Nassau cor. lAoest:
~ ACRES on Mountain Side, at South orange,
N o. ave, one lour fom Nea.YorA NJ and r. r. good school
caIct. tdesak AGdrcss j. H. TAlNIOk o'o bioad"a)'
Nev.iork. or South Orange n.
S.EH PER MONTH RENT, or Interest on
tpOV purchase moneys As minutes from erst nest Jego,si
~ ,rI1s fr uneqGale travel desirable Summer OF WINTER
,grg rFSIDENCH AND GROUNDS; ~ gaS bath lawn,
en- ra and pleasant and reality occn Apply az
n t lp Genital Railroad Of Nes-Jey) Station, OF sdiTess
OWNER. box NJ. 1Si. Elizabeth. \. J.
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nouses ano .Earms Uanteo.
Gin propcrip 10 Lci.
Grook.nu propcrin 90 ce;.

'EO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
IOLh STORY HOUSE, AND tIOth. No. Iu- Parabslc-sL
GORDON L. EOAD. ~ ClarE st.. BIsslnA
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Gc!p UanIeo--Ma

Ec!p UanIco-- tflG!es.
DOY WANTED-In a commission house I;
I'D ma city. Address stating and Reference TO b'A
1877.
XNANTED-A thoroughly educated gentle
man Of good schools aud colleges tho Middle
States Tor Celestial Indicators Liberal oomnsons offered
Address CELESTIAL INDICATOR co, Boz 2O Hartford Conn
NVANTED-A gentleman TO MANAGE the
Suhpou Department Publishing House none out those
appy Address With 1 particulars .. 70
references salary qualifications 6c &c, sUBsChiPllON A1bN'i
p. o. Boz 2277, N. !. City T.. o.
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5liuations Uanico-- ma!es


w IN any buness expert auetoueor
understands ottng goods sui will be- useful, salary
furnished Address Tnbune Ofce 30S
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1lQ WEST lSTH-ST.-A respectable young
L . eu TO MIND CHiLDRhS and do IhAhbhR"okh Is
Iliug Oh FIlg, reference.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15

TfOy; WAGES no object at a counry 10 bc generally
useful; also Of chd ~ wait on iay
welt tidy. sreiblei has good reeommeldao1 ~
PROTESTANT INSTITUTE. l3S 6Aaye ABOVE AOh over aus
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WANTED, by q Scotchman, a situation as
w COACHNAE; fr.tcass borseuan. srd able 10 take
ehs, geptesns establishments frstesss Teiene Address
J. McD jJJ Ses 4ls.sL, Cty.
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PNT noot colorcd vOung woman

~ wants thorough COOK WASHER 'h1 ilsVNhh Or
GENERAL HOUsRVORK for city or country BIS y Desl Of recon-
is willing AM obhug and good dpoA"n wages low
Can be at PROTESTANT INSTITUTE, loo oaa'e a0o'e
Otl-st.oy ~ drug
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AERAGA&SEIT STEAMSHIP CO.
FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON. wa NEWPORT aud FALL RIVER,
BAiLI. EUNpAls EXCITED Al 4 Fn
Prom PIHk -. NO.Th EINrR FOOT OF MUREkY-ST.,
4AoyTCIYT CLEANERS
NTWpDEV an L. C0I ONl.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15

)nA WEST 40TI-ST.-A respectable young
tt1 woman frscass LAUNDRESS: wishes 20 10 es aud
entlemeu's washing at home, 20 oui by tire Day.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15

EOACHMAN-A iirSt-claSs driver as COACH-
~ MAN Fiensl wishes SITUATION with his wife who eapa
Of doing require both highly
mende; country; they would well separate Can
be th FRENCH BUREAU, 62 Ghaye, between Both and
lTft 1sln noor
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15

w 10 Of writes hand aud understand nookkee
willing make himself useful in and woull not Oh
city; best city r,ierere Address g. Tribune
West Side Ohce 30S West 23i-sL
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15

l0f. WEST 27TH-ST.-A first-class LAUN-
EOO DRESS soc washing to DO at her home Aut1s AMI hSee'
Of feyery n promptly superior stsie.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15

yOACUMAN. GARDENER. &c.-By a Ger

~ Protestant % with beat recommendations "
cosohnan. groom gardener excellent mixer
farm cattle AMI poultry build fires Ac CAL at CARPN
TERS. l3S West llth-st.. corner Ohsve.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15

NURSE and SEAMSTRESS, &c.-}y Prot
~ esant younz woman; az CHAMBEhhAlD SEWING, &c
has yer scye, capable wiling ara 81
a. obu Dis o. ton wages county Can b. seen
At the INSTITUTE Gth-ay above Oh the drug store
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Nurses.
NTTRSE FOR 4 CHILD or CHlLDREN-By a

" scotch oe art very best cV ren,esi nndr
sand care of child from trih would NJ invalid cy or
coHntry hde inquire TIL INSTITUTE, l1o 6s'e above
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15
GounIrn Real GsIale Iot sale

HARM of 100 acres on j.. l.. One-half under
r cultivation basnae wool for SALE or EACHANiB Tor
Bo1s lyn property; puce $1,000 kULAND WHIIiNG Beck
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.ouoA11oN, VS.. COMMON SCHOOLS.

general newspapers
being made modify Just
the question aa s m a e aa . aDr @
i've generally taking ground against the erammng heads
ue than perhaps popaary The recently emit had
ey.te clearly
school teaching been allowed to more % and half
ey-ten,
education to be obtained Public school teaching was to upersee to
into the common school con much Of
appearing reach rather
possible
eacha that of What eachngf" tits an
not say Educaion of
emineny satisfactory to hear that high school teaches
much taughtin
the KNOWING Win % w AMY Of these @ n things have % been saao
youthful leather under
70 class studies pursued special ends or bS
n of Decuar tastes The higher for instance or ehenrv
astronomy geology,
dsmsed thoughts
minds pupils when the
its highest recepvy obviously
facts should begin be taught that careful and a which
anticipate development Take
be
reasoning and applying will be almost
just capacity memory
indeed the
higher powers
impressions, with tenacity.
The school system fast drifting into that devotion examining,
exclusion those elementary
The p that offered SYSTEM
ybody give and that
Ongh know whatever win be of 1t in life
OF
being nth Leading
of the departing fora weeks visit
specifies
the minglng
pleaang
pncpesas the boy be either Bishop
pec nothing but what
the special
destiny edit encyclopaedia
everything
perceive that ignorance Under
rivalry public schools with would be mainly
isolated child
q peculte Then
particular
schools
edge history geography.
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acres that averaged 80 bushels, per acre;
and acres of il after clover. il was es-
timated gave 35 bushels per acre. All
the crops after clover averaged, the.
past year, 50 bushels or more per acre.
Fl. G. Trvon (Representatiye] had 8
acres, wheat sitter wheat and top dressed
that gave $33lss bushels per acre each
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ART DEPARTMENT 1874

The illustrations Of THE ALpINE have won
a Worldwide reputation. and In the ayt centres
of Europe it is an admitted fact that Its wood
cuts are examples Of the highest perfestion ever
attained. The common prejudice In favor OF
steel-plates is rapidly yielding 70 q more educa-
ted and discriminating taste which recognizes
the advantages Of superior artistic quality with
Of THE ALDfNE possess all the delicacy and
elaborate finish Of the most costly steel i.piate,
while they afford q better rendering OF the ar
lists original.
To fully realize the wonderful work which
THE ALDINE Is doing for the cause Of art cui-
ture in America. it is only necessary to con-
slider the cost to the people Of anv other
decent representations Of the productions Of
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In addition to designs by the members Of the
National Academy, and other noted American
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pies of the best foreign masters, selected with
view to the highest artistic success, and great
est general interest. Thus the subscriber 20
THE ALDINE will, at tridinS cost enjoy In
his own home the pleasures and refining isau-
ences of true art
The quarterly tinted plates for 1874 viii bs by
Thos. Moran and j. D. Woodward.
The Christmas issue for 1874 will contain spe-
cial designs appropriate TO the season. by our
best artists, and will surpass In attractions aey
Of Its predecessors.
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VOCAL COLLECTIONS.

Shining L,ghts Sacred songs.........,... 81 IS
Golden Leaves. Vols and 5. A collection
ofsongs by Win Hays. .......... each, IS
Hearth and Home.C Collection OF Home songsl Is
Fireside Echoes, rs
Sweet Sounds, =" rs
Priceless gems. Choice ballads ..........1 4 Is
Tho above are also bound In CLOTH gilt sides
Price S2.50 each. Each volume cortains
about $40 worth of choice vocal music
Containing principal songs from over vs.
standard operas. t
German volkslieder Album. 20 songs, Eng
lish and Germ an words psper.. ....... 2 so
Mendelssohn's 76 songs. Edited in part trans
lated by Mucfarren. Folio Cloth full
Same for deep voice. svo With original
Moore's Irish melodies. With new sympho-
niles an,i piano accomplishments by Balie
Folio Elegantly bound Full gilt -. 8 so
Mother Goose: or National Nursery Rhymes
beautifully illustrated by the Brother
Dalxiel TASK for Novelties edition, or
you will get cheap photograph cepyl. -
Same, elegantly bound in cloth Full gilt, 3 50
Schumsnn's vocal album. 10 songs With
English and German worts. Paper -. = 90
Same elegantly bound In cloth. fun gilt. .S Sc
We win send any Of the above works, post
paid. on receipt OF the marked price. Cata.
logues coutaiuing from la>O0o to $4,000 Musical
Subjects, sent i,~c on application. Addrss
y. I. PETERS, Music Pubs.
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THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter from Rev. e. S.. best,
Pastor NJ. E. Church, Natick. Mass, will be
read with interest by many physicians. Also
those suffering from the same disease as afflicted
the son of the Rev. L. S. Best. No person can
doubt this testimony, and there is no doubt
about the curative powers of vEGETINE:
NArIcK. Mass, Jan !, 1873.
Mr.. III. R. STEvENS-DEAR SIR: We have
good reason for regarding your VEGETINE q
medicine of the greatest value. We feel assured
life. lie is now seventeen years of age For
the last two years he has suffered from necrosis
OF the leg eansed ~ a b saW sim sha
fought his recovery impossible A council OF
able physicians could give us bat the 1aintest
claring that he was beyond the reach of human
remedies-that even amputation could not save
him, as he had not vigor enough to endure the
operation. just then we commenced giving him
VEGETINE and from that time to the present
he has been continuously improving. He has
lately resumed his studies, thrown away crntch
and cane, and walks about cheerful and strong
Though there is still some discharge from the
opening where the limb was lanced. we have
the fullest confidence that in little time he will
be perfectly cured.
vEGErINE. but lately uses but little. as he de-
clares that he is too well to be taking mediclne-
Respectfully yours E.s =; 5. BEST Epsr
The range of disorders which yield to the in
1uence OF this medicine. and the number of de-
fined diseases which it never fails TO cure, are
u
hitherto been even recommended for, by any
other than the proprietor of some Quack nos
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Diseases, and Tumors, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Gout, and spinal Complaints, and all Infiamina-
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Kidney and Bladder diseases Dropsy, the whole
train Of painful disorders which general,
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Dyspepsia that universal curse of Amer can
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This is formidable list Of human ailments
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and it is not probable that any one article be-
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of them excepting the VEGErINE! 1t lays the
axe at the root OF the tree OF disease by irstel-
minating every impurity from the blood, pro-
noting the secretion. opening the pores-the
great escape valves Of the system-invigorating
the liver to its full and natural action cleansing
the stomach and streDehthing digestion. Ibis
much accomplished, the speedy and permanent
| cure of not only the diseases We have enumera
ted. but otherwise the whole train of chronic and
constitutional disorders, is certain to follow
This is precisely what VEGkTINE does, and
does it SO quickly and easily that it is an ac-
complished fact almost before the patient i,
aware of it.
VEGETlNE -5
s composed of Roots, Barks and Herbs 1t i,
very pleasant to take. Every child likes it.
I Sold by Druggists. 4w13!
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Not For sale in Book or Nevvs store.

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ularity, has none of the temporary or timely in
terest characteristic of ordinary periodicals.. 1t
Is an elegant miscellany of pure, light, and
graceful literature, and collection Of pictures,
the rarest specimens of artistic skill, In black
and white. Although each succeeding number
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valueI II beauty of THE ALDINE win be most
close of the year. While other publications may
claim superior cheapness as compared with
unique and original conception-slone and un-
pproached-absolutely without competition
plcte volume cannot duplicate the quantity of
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number Of volumes for ten times its cost; and
then. there are the chrOmOs, besides.
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question gbble
mind dollar abtractou
ana gold piece
dollar thought promise dollar Win the
subst dnot uniueor nenity!
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MASE & % q A LGI A}
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DE j. r fHLER-Being sworn, says Eraduated at the
Of Penna in 1888 and after years
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Observation-Disclosures

Fairy Fingers. Easy Music. Small Hands
Magic Circle. 70
Young Pianist. For young players. s.......l Is
Pearl Drops. Easy Dance Music i 75
Musical Recreation Moderate dtfficulty. / rs
Pleass Mt Memories III Is
Golden Chimes. Parlor Music Kinkel - i g5
Brilliant Gems ........,..........1 IS
The above are also bound in cloth, gilt
sides, price $500 each.
Pearls of Melodies collection of music
for advanced players Boards, 8 90
Elegantly bound in cloth and gilt a 0O
Peters Edition OF Strauss w altzes, in 2 vol.
price, IS in boards. 81 each in CLOTH
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week the cabied to this country of the death
Livingstone Coming the advice
exploring party the seemed from the rst to
confirmed
by the English Government
Banyre the Clyde in
worked the Bantyre cotton mills pursuing his studies
decided
studied medicine licensed
1885, He ordained the
sail for Port Natal From
field Mabodson
His first extensive journey
travelled
and point the West Coast the
of
Falls which
in 1885, published his first
appointed consulate and
returning with 1854 he
buried his wife
1865 he Lake Nyassa
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that he had carried his plan Of the
undoubtedly left sufficient
accomplished He beyond all questions the
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