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4 PRACTICAL COURSE WITH THB FRENCH LANGUAGE By
Lorls A. LAsGuELLIEK. LID, and Ii. NJ MoNsASro, A. ~
limo pp. $50. Iyson Co.

The method of this work is the same as that
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Now Ready:
A NEW AND VERY ATTRACTIVE VOL
~ by Niece OF the late Horace Greeley.
THE STORY OF A SUMMER:
Or,
JOURNAL LEAVES FROM CHAPPAQUA.
IY CECELIA CLEVELAND


This little wide curiosity. written pethp, for h.
immediate pus class of readers peculiarly ie tilted sh
the principal characters described tue book one that appeals 10
the hearts Of all
II has sometime about from hapr chapter
fresh and entertaining and abounds IN passages Of great beauty
We rarely see book AMI Heh
admirably combined in the treatment Of al inter
ssing theme as IN this little volume
II "a written the form Journal m good feeling and
cp IL is inside aud ontsde splu and n letter in picture and IN
the kind Of volume to pck leisure nOnentA
domestic diary which the Greeley home
stead incidents which sotna took place this ell
ebaed bou aud thus is peculiarly interesting 70 he friends Of hr
Greeley
print The table which speats for Itself
sunday at Chappsgua Country Church Onr Domestic
surroundiDg Routine OF Day; Ida Ganse Greeley Starring
shoud Marry Ida Greeley lie Proves be Lunste
and lodged jail: Extracts FROM Letters True Story Of ls ks
lev Bce; Mrs GTeees Accomplishments; Croou Lake ami
Miraculous Escape from DosIing Mr. GTe Father ard Mother
Mr. GTeelets Paintings, Three IbanksgyaB Year Musical
Msrrsge All that's Bright must Fsde-
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Jnsirlctlon.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
CHARLIER INSTITUTE for YOUNG GEN
~ ILEhEA, l2O aud 70 kAs boarding aud day
shooL PROV. ELIE CHARLIER, Director
EDWARDS-PLACE FAMILY SCHOOL for
Bos tni loeus Gentsmss stseIendg- Ma Per eeiiar.
spp' ~ ,. HOFFMAN.
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Tnryo-n n. T.. En4bhshed 1857
Address Rev p j. JACKSON H. A., Principal
I TITLE BOYS admitted To YUNkERS
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Mem Publications.

4 NTIIROPOLOGY, Human Nature, Psychol-
~ osy in PHRKSOGICAL JOURNAL, 80 wear, SOC. no
SCIENCE OF HEALTH 81 year 2Oc No RrstPoss by S.
WELLS. $50 Broadway New-York.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
BEFORE THE CALL

orFYc1zL REPORT " y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES,
MARCH l6, 1874.
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ruR cyC1op FpIA OF AMERICAN LITERATURE BT EvEET
and GEORGE DUYCKNcK Edi.ei " Da1s " IL hAiS 81
MONA NoS, l-3. 7. Elsood belL
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QeIrhrr5.
UDteGn 5Iedmers.

UtfGu 5Iedlner6.
EAGLE LINE. ,.o,,,,,
Ia UNITED STATES MAIL srEAAsHlPHc
TO PLYMOUTH. CIiBRBOJRG, AND hAABCAS
The elegant ClyIe-bglt steamship 49,,
GOETHE, Capt wilson, - -
win TUESDAY, March "a from base Lac F MI CT FiS"
ct, Hoboken. -. 80. ,.,,,,, No
PLYMOUTH, LONDON CHBRBoURG. An HAMBURGi
&l2O. goli second Saloon pf2 god; Se.se
10 Plymouth London $50 currency storage TO CheDous anu
Hamburg $50 gold. Prepaid tickets lor 80 urrt -,
For fe ght apply PUNCH BDYB Co.. - south hiluantI
Tor na.ssge aapIy % KHAUTH, EACnOD, 4 kUHNB,
-" ' -T'' General AGENTS, ll3 BroatwsY.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRilNG THU
UNITED STATES NAIL.
SEw AMI RULI-POWRRED STEAMSHIPS
hsinng rm NssiOI SATURDAYS FROM Liverpool 90 THURS
OAiS ing a Cork Hsrbo, esrh Gas.
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. March q. 300
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. MAfcb y. At 300 D.
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Apnl 4. at 1900 m
ADRArlC, SATURDAY. ADnl IL. 81 1880 o. r.
BALTIC. sATUkDAf Apnl IL at 100
Prom White stai DocE. Pivouia Ferr' JERSEY Otr,
Pawn for all ess e unrvsled eonomne
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT
rtons bathrooms IN
nen ~n-re least felt Surgeons si ae~adesses sompA9'
usssu steam
kAIES-saoon Tickets. $40, gold. seerage
$50 Tor the Oa IoanT
ootan prepaid eerthcaiss otS. eaTsnet
PssssDgev nooka Para hAnnouT
ssrway Sweden. inLa. Australia Clina AZ
Drafts ron Il ap~ar..
the Conoavs
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Money was unchanged. both on call loan rates and
in discounts of prime mercantile paper. The respec-
tive quotations are and 4per cent, and per cent
upwards. The outstanding legal tenders wers
unchanged.
good home and foreign demand, with strong
gold. made United States securities fmer. The
general market closes on the basis of llSs@il9s fol
coupon Five-twentes of 1881. Weannex latest street
,,4;n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-17

Gold, on the imitation outlook and the firmness OF
sterling was more active and higher and sales wero
up from ILL to 112. with 1l20l2s as the basis Of
the greater part of the days business. London adj
vices reported money more active at 81 per cent
both in and out of the Bank Of England, which in
stitution gained on balance to-day 10000 bullion.
On gold loans the rates were 3, 81, a. q and even
per cent for carrying, with final balances at again.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called
Five-twenties, and $4,000 in coin interest on tho
public debt The days business a. the Gold Ex.
change Bank was as follows Gold cleared, $2i.-
10000; gold balances. S1,i37.7OO; currency ball
ances, $1,G1,511. The following were the quota.
tions for gold
lO:OO...ll17s l1;SO..lloi4 l0o"ll2is 2:3o~ll2,
l0:30~..ll2ls l2:N".ll2 l;30"ll2is CO.,. III,
ll:OO...l12is l2:3O"..ll2 2OO.."ll2lo @liz';
The days business at tho L. S. Sub-Treasury
included:
od r,ceipu..... $500 Ss3 SC cursny paym s59l347 u
Coli psyents las s66 81 Cauenc balance 81 2ss3ls 81
(,o balance. O54O7i 80 CustOms..... $4,000 W
Currene7 receipts. lOi,o3A a.
Foreign exchange was dull the business for
Wednesdays mail having fairly opened. The rates
for business were below the annexed nominal Official
duotations:
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THB PRINCIPLES OF Equity. BY GsoaGr TrcsHE Buynss
Svo pp.6i0 Kay brother
The application, i'll most of our States. of the
principles oI the equity La Isnrndan"e Of the
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oe.,.d ssted offered Ass-A
C. = SIS 1881 Regll94 1895 u 30 biC our l32 iio,S
L. $ 6s 1851 1879 'l2O2 U. = 32Ubo Coup ", its
T. ; 300 Reg '62. 1861 III u $ !OlO' Rex" t54 -
- SSN o. ~ ia llgI1 q. s Cur Pscfcs..ll64 llGr
Is 500 Con. 6j.l2O l2Oa New FlEes IooI'"Ii'e 'ise
I.S52U' %. J. JllSos llo's
The Bank Statement compares as follows Win
former returns:
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-31

Verdict for plaNtifand $500
damages. Chicago, Tribune.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-31
DIR. oFLLlG'S HousnaoLp REMEDY


Durinre thirty five yeers, Or Oellig has
been using this Elxirir in his revatc
practice. His practice
van'a- His proc:ice has been extensive
All kinds OF diseases have coue mndr
his notice, acd wherever and whcnever
he has used this remedy. has found
TO answer his purpose. Indeed. So reli-
able and beneficial has he founIit to be
IN curing certain diseases, that he nss
kindly placed it within the reach lsf t.se
pubic so that all who are suffering
fror these diseases may take it and reg
air your health, 1t cures
yspepsid Stek Head Ache Lirer Com
soint, Rdbifpat Cbstipeness, Crapm
iathe Sto,aach, Gravel, Diseases
ofths Skin General Deb;ii
v, on Weakness coussd
81 aErcess bapru
nee, or Eapo-y
esnrc. dada
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-31
HIDES AND LEATHER.
r. HUBER
TANNER AND CuRRIER
MARTINSBURG.

Having leased the Tuscaror Tame
ry for number of years, j wish to in
form the public that | will pay the
highest market price in cash for HIDES
and SKINS, delivered at my Currying
Shop and Leather Store, on
QUEEN STREET,
near the B. & 0. Rolroad, where | will
constantly keep on hand, for wholesale
or retail, Oak and Hemlock
SOLE LEATHER, BRIDLE, NETT
HARM ESS, COLLAR AND
BETTING LEATHER,
Buff Upper, Wax Upper, Kipp, Calf
Skin, Morocco, and Topping of all de-
scriptions, Innings, Sc. Also, a COM
plete stock of SHOE FINDINGS,
SHOE LASTS, BOOT TREES of la
test styles, Nails, Pegs, Thread, Web
ing, Eyelets, Sand Paper, Avis, HATS,
Hammers. Pincers, Knives, Rasps, @c.
can supply boot and shoemakers with
every article in their line on terms that
will defy competition.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-31

Having remodeled his old stand, re-
spectfully calls the attention of the pub
lie and his customers to full supply of
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Fancy Goods &c, now
on hand, to which fresh supplies are
constantly being added. He being de-
termined to sell nothing of an inferior
quality solicits portion Of the public
patronage, and takes this occasion to
return thanks for past favors. Pre-
hriptions carefully dispensed at all
hours. July 1gw1y.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-31

(which side Ofthc street do you
live on, Mrs. Ripple ?" askedn
counsel cross. examining wit
ness. ION either side. Sir IF ne
60 the other way it'so the left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
BuILDYNG STATISTICS.

For II, week ending March a. 1874 from the records Of the Depart
mept Of Buiiings, Walter W. Adams Superintendent . ,o
Of Construction md AerdCai reports ans LOT -
buildings estimated cost Of S4O7O 600 among hm We note
10 f dwellings ~ tenements; OF proposed ara-
ions As estimated $l084i5 number Of special Applications
for frame and other structures 81
The Beru ynsaN BdLitnOs and Violations reports 1oi
number reported unsafe, Di made sale 0i keu
down Of unsafe buildings served 20 numhef OF eae SEM
Of violations Of law reported - numhef Ylo
ATOMS removed number Of notices served lj number Of
cases sent TO attorney, j.
ne Uok buildings reported Tor FIRE escapes
TO- number buildings provided with 6e escapes 2O number ire
n. notices number Of h sent TO attorney
number iroa gr beams AID LG'es tested III def
dssppTOyed
ports special inspections ofBens Opera House, Booths Days h
Tvos, NiDos, Germ5na, Stadt Olympic Metropoln
Grand Opera House and the BoEery Theers No uoon ne
in either Ten hotels boarng and logghouss
buildings used for manufacturing are also
reported carefully to their condition means
and eyersy provided for the protection OF their N
mates employees and operatives rss escape Sc IN The event OF
and where sc foud 60 be nsub en the parties m
Interest notified rad required provide additional re Safeguards
also been de Of 21JS buildings heretofore
condition Of such and their
being good repair from obsncu1ns and available Tor
In hotel aad factory have bea .oi il
which the aS b., been complied wlh
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UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

unt buildings reported dunns she week eans Saturday A''ea
81 1874; Oil w.. ..,,,
No liS PenysL unsafe generally; Eugene lnlerh oN
,tyfnL,t south side Huisoa River Raoad
trsck; IN Ssfe balcony; James Carson. owner
No 81 Rast Tive gh-st unsafe walls; NJ OBrien, owner
No lOl Pak; generally John 7. W. Vuster owner
BfoonefL noh-S, Of Pts unsafe elnneys b. Siern
No 222 Dvnons'; unsafe ehmneys W IT, Midendor owner
Noe PA and 226 Doui gB ehmueysi \ L. Brooser agent
No 80 MouI0esti unsafe front and south gable walls MI Mans
-
Geo. Lerllsn. owner
No ~ Cannnes. unsafe ehimneys; Jededah Ryne
45l Eghteenhsi ale siOop; H. ~ JAyues owner
499 Iusoni unsafe north gable wall aud on1 eofnee
Thompson c. Darn,
No I56 Wet Ihy afh unsafe foundation, front aud eornie
J. y. Kennedy, owner.
No 2 90 Thra7e. unsafe ceiling; Joht D. Lewis owner
22l Dysonst unsafe 'front.' wall AID elnnesi sam hendt
No % Tseht; unsafe Oni wall and oeHgs VIM T. Van
rs fs1us;og.e; ursse north gable wall and extensions Der
Ha ND Tnes,L unsafe north gable wall: Trinity Church corPO
ration, OTuet ~, III - ,.,,..t.,. ptig, ui,
thfou.O
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PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

Nov burg. proposed be erected for Which plane have been oo
nttei Department Of Baus during the "eea enonE Sa
day. March II, 1874; . -, NJ, .u..,. ,,i,L .rd iron
xorkshop two ,toies 5OGI0l J. Lady a Son owners 80
north side 2oO s vest OF rh
ave store and tenement ave ores I0iooi 'am
Ers.st No 60 one tenement, Eve stories 25I6S; Nick
Segur owner =, -, ,,o r.. ,.., ., 1hf,is,,
one brck Workshop one story 25I5O p, MeCanp owner
ryeo 6nbt south eide 375 feet east OF hnt-a1e one bhos
Beccser No $50 brick and tenement i've stones ZoI
saaok No. 1870 rear bhch stable two stories 7oI4i T.
S9e erS north sde 2G9 Of Frstave planning
mill and factory brick sior 1880; j. Hansen, owner
side northwest eornes I've
bro nont dyhHg each three stories 2Ot4Oi W. heh
st. north SIDE 2j feet wet Of Third
ave one brick and factory four stories 5VI'o '" amer
Wi Nos 10 and H. browus,one stores aud teuennS,
each 1--WE .toties, 25x15; A. Adams. owner . "a
West seconded No. 23O brick tenement Eve stories BOX
GO; W. g. Lester owner .o,h
Seonve SAG and $50 two BRICK store. ana tceeo eao
Eve stories, 25I72; Bidt Wegaud owners -.-.-- Of
25i brek store and tenement I'VE ioies' 81
Islss st. south side 100 Of TbdSve one trowu-
2jx72: Nj tsyang o"ne
No OIL two brick brsteass dwellings, saeh ou'oes
One hundred nv dtbst de $50 feet east Of Leg cit
ave (pnnghurst French tenement, tTeeo, ZJA4Oi l.
Feyenh north SIDE $50 feet Of Thireenhave, one
brick coal oee and stable stories, 3z@O Mason De"
owners , Cd, ooo r., 80, ., pfrs,..vA three trick
tirlcaa stores each Onestor 2Jl45I Ia" RIVER F 'oHpA
100, es., NJ Pir,,.
sy twelve frias dwelling each Afee'o' lOoi
4O samue 7. Wosteryth, osner ,.,.- h.. ,,.io, OK,
Thirty eghtbst No 1885, ole brick S0ASbop 'hV''oS -
IVES, St No 426 one brick French apartment building
loe..torie,. 2515O; WIN. LcNden, .. ...
Estimated IS erection Of the AZ builags enuMtFt SiO70OO
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,,xrrep STATES SENATORS AND THE NEWS
PAPERS
vro,A.,o,o. Corr,rpondfnes oprinsftA RtpubNed*

II is rather amusing TO hear some OF t tne ese
Senators discuss the newspapers u they are rsn one
sowsnaner nress OF the country is in bad way On
honorabe declares that "the az ,h
editors lie that nobody can trust them i snd an
Senator had reflected moment he could nave NJ. a.
excuse even for some of the rural press pa no. t
Renate last Winter mp with exceeuue Ma not
ill., welLproyed trickery OF felowsenatoti piu
good Mr. Buckin CHAM avert his gaze IRON .s Ian the
wound In the character OF his aSsOciatet Anu
hrkansas Senator was under debate how many Dv dn
Senator'S who knew that Mr.. Clayton was psu u"
elined 10 say so. so, too, when the Ne" 'pNhitcan
h,nse was under invests CATION how many H. hcn
senators were there who had the conraee anu r lnnws
80, 20 sneak and vote correctyf EyeryOouy ho
mat there are men III the Senate tolaS, WHO nv
49, -, into N they are as cordiV reeeNou U
80. 49,. "a v fhc sinners. THIS weakness can uhuer
stand for IL is very hard 10 denounce an sn
- ss1star COL etOr. President But honotaole oeu
sIonId be very careful how they crtlcise tne nsWs
ocrs Tor had Us they are, they have ngAer stanutu
~ The average senator Left 10 the Journals OI ths
eonntrv no such man simmons would nave k1ne iu.o
Inc Boston Cusomhouse The Senate ana Note MN , i
p",iersn bas little chance with the Journals OF Tue
country but 1t thrives at the White House anu III 0'n
gTess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24

John Church & Co. of Cincinnati have illus
800 western enterprise in most unexpected way
hy publishing copyright edition of LISTS csntata Oh
nPrometheus the vocal sCOre, with EnSsD ana "el
mao words, and piano-forte accompaniment" 1ne u"n9
-. is nv, Mr. MIN Of Cincinnati, the work never
snreared before we believe, in an English dress
yype and paper are both excellent and the appearance
Of the book is decidedly attractive
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NEWBORN DAILY TRIBUNE,
REAL ESTATE.
Krw.YnRR. Monday. March %. 1877.

At the Exchange Saesrooms, tins morning
James NJ Miller sold, under direction OF Thomas H.
Laudon referee the three-story high basement brown
stone house and lot, 1s9xlOo5 on the sonth side OF
Fiftyseyenthst 1916 feet east OF Lexington'ave 10
plaintiff In suit for $4,000. -, -, 49,. IT,, .,oor
X Stevenson has sold the -FOUR story hiRn s,oop
brownstone dwelling. 25xs0, lot 100 1eet NO ~ Nest
Eorty.second.t with stable aud stable lot IN rear OH
ortythrdst 25x1O LOT 100 feet. the same being hoh
man leasehold premises for tGj coo cash. A., D., ,,.
The report OF the Department O1 Bnilhlngs lot 'he
week ending March q will be found below.
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Neu 11ublicailo1s.
Nrw pubIi1alioits.
"a
CECILIA CLEVELAND
Niece OF late Horace "feeisi
THE STORY OF A SUMMER;
JoURSAL LEAVES FROM CHAPPAQUA'

,r And gossip sbout little volume seems 10
-. IL h e,trtyas uty praised by al ana Is des, 70 a'V
100 roeulrfy There oaarl about thai enst. s KY III
~ All rtl5er aud read with dtlgut @Ae " WV
All young. -, ,o--s rpou TIE PRESS
ay,s ,.,,es urra,' are as Juc bos but here S lomha
, uI Of Interest Of iutcgence aad Of ere qeue9te anu 6
S"- b,t holds rs ty he spe Of m A0lsa us interest," SAo
~ wiosone houesy"-l Nes-Yofk bIuess ,,,.nv mn.
N indeed well deserved 10 be Nrlt'en, a. ~
a d. ror,hy 70 be read - Buffalo courier .
IT, ~ "a M Of lsht thought. charged with joous spif
nt W IN cheerful >ye!eae o Antiquity All comfortable hopes iof
lGtury"-lUuca Herald. . - ,,.-, - ,.i.,tlv
and ~ MAE booE IN he interesting New Haven Journal
The purely domestic Of this graceful chronicle oi mo-
,nner dsy dream viii = the family oe M
b M psges re especially host Of families Will con
tnpsts The interior Clsppaqua household MID as mup IN
t4et ss II IL were OF kindred hood with their owls l. lrOu
I'VE are indebted author for charming picture Vi lue'
American home life Nsshll gton sunday Herald .,
Beau uliv printed Illustrated aud bound IN POCKET 'ooe 81 IT,
'N w CARLETON Co, Publishers,
MadlsJn-sQusre, Neg.lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24

~ SsU Az ENL,RGED EDTroS OF HORACE GlEbLElSAUTO
BIOGRAPHI AUeniS containing Memoir Of his later years and
B,sth AM ne best of famous Campaign SEeeones
THR LAST PoUrRAIT FUBLlsHED REPRE-
"a ~ IS SCuN,H oP IolA
for Mr. tteeFs Au'oi oTs11Y, and also Tor ZONE
recuT Of TIE wonderful Intellectual display wren ne
TIE PfeadenuA Gam
Othe Of edition OF the AuoHlogphl
she " his lie 20 TIE end
Suggestive OF bis many admirable an
speeches. and concluding with exhaustive anl
admirable sbss the originally prepared by the Hon
cE.Ulitei States Minister 20 The Hague There s
collection OF M GrcsleT's Miscellaneous
including Others bis fsm0l, cOlroysr! Nh boOe
ONen o. Marriage AID divorce
tsO PcTtf9ls SEM by
aaiIon rrre ID Of p1ee AiIrcs, THE THlBUNE hes-iok
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flouses ano farms Uauieo.

WANTED to RENT-A HOUSE, not less
w rooms with ground for ganen HEALTHY location.
within accessible by uoal and Convenient
to churches Address j. c. Tribune oace aas ioes
OF rent, and particulars
T,HE PLANS FOR CHEAP COTTAGES, for
which the New jersey Agricultural Society on red premipms
published this sBMIW EEkLi TklBUNbior sale III eoaa
ing.roOm , cents per copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24

II
II CONTAINS: -. go.
I REMARKABLE PHENOMENA RELATING TO THB HUMAN
poDy Or Norrs OF Az ISQURI TINS PHHSonESA CALLED
SPIRITUAL By wnrsa cSooA's T. 9S u: PsS;; complete
The London Quaue Journal EmOrsong Move
Of eAy Bodies With Contact but without ETeron The Pie
,oera Percussion anA allied sounds The Alteration OF lie
we,ht Of Bodies Movement Of Heavy Bodies when at distance
from the Msun g. Tie rising Of Tables and Chairs OF the fooi
without eoatet with any g. The deviation Of Human Beirg
T. Movement Of small articles without contact 8 Luminous appear
,uesS The Appearance Handle either seLumnons or visible BY
.rdipsy Light 10 Direct Writing Il Phantom Forms and Faces
II Instances which point the Agenc1 Of Exterior n'e
sences b. Miscellaneous Of Compiler Character nd
Theone, o account Tor the Phenomena
Tbis number also contains;
REVIEW OF CLARRES SEX N EDUCATION tI Susan Ever
stND.
= PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, by Dr. W 3. Barker Loudon
DIsNPBCTASTs AND DISINFBCTIoN ,Iiesrt Diseases Keep
Ing Yeans Can Study s Sleeping The Back and Shaping
Ve No., Dropping Pieces. Leaving Of Coes The Light Of
H,gep The Temperate, War Purifying the Blood Feelug CHI
ircu Loss Of Meuorr. Imaginative Medicine etc. ETC.
Ibe January number contains;
SANITARY RESTRICTION, TO MARRIAGE by George pswlu
Of the great Naturalist
The February number contains:
ENLIGHTENED MOTHERHOOD
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