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rightly uns.r,.ood and practiced. 1t is health giving

rightly underrtood and Practical u is neaithR'"s
q xercise nd n source ~ happiness . . =,
Anothrr cause OF difficulty Is found 10 climatic conh-
tions This think an Indirect cause OF tnront
right vocal practice will not be troubled In any cate
By throat abusei by had singing. mean Inc noh"a
throat inf immItion which ~ turn VIII DC aserava'c1
BY atmospheric the Of cod be-
cured not by medicines but relieving the voice Of tho
6arntnoIlv we'll TIE tones OF artists. like PIrepa Nils
snn smiley and Others roll out from their throas IKE
sing a which they can swell, without changing is
nature quality, into great volume OF sound yet
always vita the same fdcily
s1 artists enjoy sin ins and thar IA the reason pro-
pie EEK To hear aud enjoy heir singing. In fact none
should ever appear gu the stage Now why are
there not more PliepIs. Missions ntetsf Is &c pos
enable every VINO Is gr ed with ear for music
sing easily and ucauti uiyt YES wtn0ut dolbt; un-
paralysis dipntleria, scarlet lever other acute di'-
eases rule. al in.oat troubles o. singers or sp'ak-
proceed from the Abnormal use NJ the vocal org rus
aud in order TIC trouble IL Is simply necessary
the causc OF IT, Tnl' the singer viii accon-
voice. Tnis knowledge viii snow hU how to avoid
those muscles or organs III producing to!e, whicl
are obstacles 10 It's proper einSslnn VII eain 10
inpart the throat Its natural action. 81 soon "a ms
is UNDERSTOOD Staging becomes Amos as easy as breath
AMI not only does no Trouble arse rOn the hltur
use OF the voice, bat positive srcnstn AM nct 10 the
throat lungs VIII accrue aud tIe general noath VIII
br promoted by TINS most beuccl vi all vocal gyhiH
ties In many cas- aIsl he lthy aciiun win tIuS be
wItout uedrIue TO paris particularly af ctrd;
vocal Treatment wncrct. tue wrong use oil me
voice VIII surely tend to SayI5 nose tfOuplo'. Ihe
throat uf Il correct Singer VIII bc almost proof against
any kind of throat disease b,cfue He Keeps II CON
siautiy by aud lGdciOds Dractc, ia Lcaby state
Ii the pupil on Hn,shi"g rs .c5'On. lnis ms tnIOt
tired ANA IaHe or hIs voice Lotrsc, Ia should t"Aj
warning that lie is not adtduc ~, pit 10 throat
Troubles. Bat If the lcs was properly given, thch
the throat Va feel b,iJ'r tI be Oto tdc Iv'sOu thc
voice b clearer and easier, ana 'hi- rcmIik 1PlH'
10 AL Singing. IL Ia, ae'III.r perfect
ease III cnliu! AL the ton 4 nIs yurc. yOwS sounds
and art.cuaie sounds. II he has mastered the rice
tII la u
MA. from rnrua, truul.lcs. a. A. PATIoU.
Netc- York, Dee g. 1874.
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Couulrn i.caI Gsiatc ior Sal:

OYSTER, FRUIT, ard TRICK EARN for
~ SALE &. X Gt"pl>ER w ~
GtTOCK and Daley FARMS Tor SALE or
- .NCntNtu -. 70 10" PtiCES
Osl-c g.ty. Nt1l t 10 acres.
ral Gig ~ G.Ilr.oH0, Ne"YoTA. WIKI Lolt sioc-
~ aOa- Nuur easr's residence viii IN ofi9 res,
v- "a tie modern ics an corEeelc aIt o., 'aVo'A y
located. .,
clp.t3 ara Ni,.ns ,a~ga I'D, ,O0d .rII- has,
81 A. Greehe orange to-l., farm 80 Gcs' yey tne da-v
t Vry H.. Ia, $ .l lo1 acr's Dck osa TeE rsey
9th rod hir iur o,o..e.. vs. Do ne soN TO- hsiI, VI -
9th Oh the bet fans ia USER Coat trr - uHle l3p
acre. Vita - cs sad 'Ii- F1sh 'tr r DO ' !iydas
900 f has ard ac rest sc!sor ~ 'g '-s
oh ~lI. heHJE'sy. lDv scres, w.ih
# fr lon 'roye1rE's.
farms !sif Nll ue sold - pcs fAnsns
The Be- SOL ov exchanged 'o- Se"Yo.k oE
Ayp, to TIE E;Y.iORE LAED ITpHOrEN.Er CO,
GA. D. HtLIdCh, % Llef:f-s'. H"1-icrs
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Unsafe gBuILDINGS.

Buildings reported IN usae condition during the week ending Sat
No i52 Grans.st unsafe gable wall; william CHRISTIE
40 10 B. unsafe brick walk @. Atrdge agent
No l23 Mert, unsafe leader chmhey Thomas Gbbou
agent "a.
500 ata 1heenthst. unsafe Of front wall aud sl
Lnte O. llenrv ". Lce, owner
Bowey (ear uosAc brick walls ami beams Lolad
No. lO5 CuA unsafe doubieahe WALL W. Lawrence
No ~ Fraukost unsafe buca fence; Calvin Kline,
No ~ faskssI unsafe and wal; W. D. LAwTcoo
No 10 FraHsos. unsafe oEs wall and Intel and wall W.
II Lawrence.
No 54i snht, unsafe wall aud window frames arches &c
Robert Laird. agent
ll3 III waltee.t, unsG, wall orey Gidnss
lessecs
li4 En. unsafe front aier and ehimney Warren s. wnky
No. 90 wsss front per AMI chmueys Cooley agent
Lrvis. VI Fhs, safe pier VI front walk sieeaen
smtL,
Bulings for which the ehlmner reported unsafe;
No 21 East klevenlh-st BeanI kstse " j. morrill,
No s04 ard 2Ob Grai-st, lhirlgs b Mex ROY oruer
No I4o Nest TWeairthst; McYeru Meyers. sIrnt
Onehuairrd andhJ sennist % IT, ofBoue'aTd Nanaa
No | ~ East seventh st.; John Fc,iretch tccnt
No Boz NesI Thirty -ssonnast: Auarrl Cowicr oWRen
Ne l7J FIAnhhns, JJha q. ArrAg.. agent.
PROJEcrED BUILDINGS.
New Laas for for Which hare been saA
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TIE HISTORY AND PEaCTIrE or TIE FiSE AND ORNA
NEyrAL ARTS 81 "m-rW u. SoOrr l2no. W. $40
tor.D.cr, Wexford, 4 Armstrong
In this new edition of valuable work, the
author presents sccuc history OF t' progress OF the
inc Arts since the mt of The Christian era.
Including not only sculpture painting, ana architecture.
but working In metals, engraving on wood ana copper
caIthcG.wara porcelain glass. and many other topics OF
artistic interest. TIe volume contains little original
matter bu; has been intel gently compiled from tn
highest sources. presenting great am,dht Of useful
information. AMI forming convenient manual, bO.h
for The spccia! -tulent and genera! reader.
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NEw-IOgh, Monday, Dc. 7. 1874.
At the Exchange S&lcScoomS to-day William
Kennedy soG stOIj iud a4lL frame house ana pot OF
ground 4G5x!Gj2 On UAiOL-aye., West Farms Twenty
fourih Ward, for $3.50.
.L,seuh Mcclure sold two two-story.and basement
brick houses and ots each 2JXl00 south side of Forty
fourth,i 100 feet east Of T.nth-.ve TO John G. RIch-
me rcguudr OF the sales announced FOR 10 day were
aoj urned. . -, ,,,,,,,,.. f,, t,,,
T.c report NJ the u plrtmcnt or BulidlnSs loi 'io
week cudiu2 Dec. 5 VIII &c found DclpW.
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TIE LAw or EEGLGETCE. By Faiycs WHARTON Ii ID. sSo
~. sd. Ky 4 orJi'eG
d.. Wharton il so well AMI 50 fayOrabIy
known by Ia, trcati.,s upon "P1vlte idt'rIaiionll
Inv" Criminal LAW" anI an ,1lc jar pru lenc :"
tlat at ti!s day new book from hi4 prG recommends
i.set TIC reader cxg cts to fad In 1t pHl1sop nc
analysis OF the subject AMI arrangement OF the topics,
cleIness OF Staten; NJ accuracy IN citing authorities,
thoughtful discussion OF principles, comprehensive
learning, bcrait OF sentiment, aGl dlcsion attract
fJg its precision aud parity. F'w writer's since
STORY and surpIss hin in the power of deiIeins
from pare tha principles winch are TIE FONDA
ton 81 our comuion Law. aul he application OF them To
The relation, Of men WIN witch the law - concerned
These must be regarded As the cos Important iuArt's
which tle writer ola Textbook can perform l. Is not
enough collect. c'as y, and epitOnz, DECISIONS "a
a. ana duty by far moro useful AMI elevate - TO eN-
pcund the principles which Cavern the decisions. t. point
out where The ola mayims inapplicdDc 10 modern
nee T. and 10 demon trd:c where uH how ir innovation
can sax IS ~. t. authors Late, trcd;i-c tuc Ii" Of
Negligence WI ret di, ppolAt tnc expectations excited
81 clili wrri-. Il cEuih7 an aspect OF tIa sub
ict qu,C d.4 i,nt from taat presented by iicccAnS
rl;ar. Who nave accepted "nd followed tie doctrines u
IT william Jones. -. Wharton rcie is A. urs'und and
Gr.u;tcd 10 lie clr,u"tauccs OF modern business COM
auuiICs the ch, ste subttcs and nlcmcnts OF the
iui,s Tie 'iillc Ago, and sub ttut's as OASIS iUr
IN, yyo! .uco lie "ls7cll iurisnrltnncc oi hu'i-
nc me- az shichos nt OF commercial &C lvity' the
former L.,ag system @: Ingenious ';ion con ictcd
from the sre.uia,us OF Z; clans for an Id"' CON
n,.ec the iat,cr Icing q cole adapt 10 the "iiIS OF
IN cuiacuilY p.acic-! aad aim'Is'Ttnyo people
whose counts regulated the disputes Of the business
world and derived from tie opinions of Jnrisis COM
ioourug with the cot"mpoglUcs o: Cc' - and confirm
ue through the Vri1i OF tn conner ial supremacy Of
Rome TIE substitution OF tho ancient Tor tA me iIe-
va. ir,pru lence n framework for mo Term cole OF
Jaw j. he character d; OF The present work. aud the
former is iOuu, 6, Ip1rr ths alJ 1drii.ol' most gen
orally Iec1guz, Ia tis country AM i 'nd rs coh-
sDa.u With common .L>', ana 10 suppl authority Tor
the doctrines which tbs ooir,s aro nav striving 10
adopt. trci'e Thus conceived an written VIII tha
lcllln and tho, zht which ds;lngI shes Tie present
yolrl, deserves :lJn1l mentiol and The grateful
s.udy OF the profession.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS Of REAL ESTATE.
NEN-YO3K CITY.

Do1fc, No A. 2osSi nj H. Price to A. Stewart $4,000
Dy' .nt' co., w., 1890
P%'i SpI' s. ,' Of & 10 500
A' ''oIe "g .. a. '. 900
lngton.si. Is l17j a; Ryus. oIst.. NJ 2l7 l6SnOOnj
Tiunas H. Riey. Catherine A. Riley, MARI, Wiz OF samuel
osio i,s nf Cahanne RI Alexander T. McCue lJUO
U.sDi.et MT No.. 4lj T. 4l9 Vcstryst. Nos oil ald
81 Greeuwlgh.s. ho,. A.. b. 1885, W. A. Cole AM s.
T. ux - Wilcox oJV
l1.l.t,ns 1873 W Az. G. 2jGl033 ~ L. Welhe t. H. 5000
37tbs.us of 2I-aye 2JtO0 10 n j. D. Cote to 80
smith Aoo'o
llIths, 1851 II V 81 ave- il SxlCOlO; Elizabeth +,
VIE Asher Barnett u Lucy Gilman OOOo
1 +, Ro1t.Sn 49,. 1000
lS1ts,, ue inter eetlun vi center line between
ION aud lidyes. contains acres. rood 70 peIclts;
lS1ths. line at miwa! leSeen lOh and llth-
ave. acres peches, Malta lei JARVIS IT,. TO
Dayd Dudley fed. - part..... 'OVo
II lltA-st, 2JONlJui Ave g. OF
200 Il to 2st. ri1; ChDiouaye, lots Nos 10
md Il IN ~ Mt HOPE. lOJK)Si MMlsoa-aye, 2JSH
road, lOOElO0; raOnaslVe, e s. 81 Z
II oil We.elst. lOOI3lll john w NJ lis, referee. to WIN
II Wilkins, lOIe 1IUOU
2lAyc IA " lot ~ 10 map C!irrGOn We. Farm, lux
l2j: 3l-ayc lot No Sc Ola emont. West Farms.
.UJxl %; william suclar referee 10 George GoDe,
foreclosure oOOO
3!.ave plots Nos II and 3d. map Caremont West Farms
lOOxI 2JxJOIlUOKlli foreclosure; William Sinclair ref
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Ne;o-gcrecn Real estate for Sale.

A HOME IN TIE COUNTBY.-Ceutral y. j.
1 Iaui 7roye--.Lt h,y- lol,ei sal II ne c.c 1f
SALE IT point -. il-o tie Ce-'u E 4. Of Nd a. Jyte
4. y. HOPE or LL3tJt ,4.t'.i. III .1-rys;
LUR SALE-Jn0g1 acres OF LAND II
soIhe.n y. sJcrser. vi h 'rac:s q
5000 ,-rs at upv-ri an, o;"t uDb
ei-pa Nsier wO'
80 c-il. 'uial~r a. re,s De- WHICH, E.E',i, y. j.
ORANGE, N.J.-trreat variety property Tor
~ sale anu 70 rent O.,e -ou-s ron l 20 , 3. n.
J. u. L,herrT.st.
dob %nfA ~ TWO YEARS, ana $3.50 SEMI
- 1,'(Jtt oella et re '.e re VII 'ccDe 'oDf'rt-t'c,
l4s. o. .s 'ycd Ste 49, WITH 'ay N are
ne lawn, ir7 f- 1i sdiis 'qei flowers a. 't'he s-
u.l.f: tfrr.5 Pot. -
5atst sai - m1u,'s from nia Gp';, 81 " SC,
t.-iA-tI o. $50 Tt4a Gi hl1&t 10Y
rnsu-aa.. tf4v. Apy TIE pens % - aoDUS BAS.
I. o. BIZ 80 EitI1etn. NJ
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THE PICTURESQUE ARCHITECTURE OF
SWITZERLAND.

,ne designs in ,evea Swiss canons Drawn
and e,yrai b ard Warm Reproduced by the eo'yPe Pro-
cess Qnaro Boars, si2
in su ,reston AIehtects Tor Naiing American eoahiry-
bou.es picturesque d WEI. a. convenient
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Dr1o.ilnn nc1l Gs.ate ter Sale.

DrJoilDn AcIl E5.ole Icr Ia!e.
IOp SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
No. lU2 PiIcapg sly store a1 ho1se o. +'Ep
81 and % .l-,ttfue Felliigsi ot A ~.
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ae Calt-g Pfo.ty ei. 81 fr Cy Hai a'-te 'cH "el Os
brown stone font huge
Capitalists tcYg o9r offered d. the prc'~7t
de3r..r1 Real ga.ce, e-' cd ttte
chasing febe r,5pc cheap J7 g." .aJrc oCca
agst q sgel All went property near Pros.ecE
IS having 81 &C.. their cH .t1'r tie ere OF the adv c,
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ABOVE 0.-oe L. > ot'-lHN. IT,, .
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Ju5lructlon.
For EoYs and Young y

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For Young L21ie5-City.

X KINDERGARTEN.
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fIcuses uio Farms U1lIcc.

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THE CIRCASSIAN BOY.

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ETiscellaneops-City,

ELOCUTION.-Clrrcy lawyers, lectur-
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Gin nral estate fJr Gl!c.

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he premises al any
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-01
OF the Wheat Crop Through
out the Country.

WASHINGTON. April 20.-The Department
Of Agriculture has received very full informa-
ton concerning the appearance of wheat
throughout the country. The returns cover
a large proportion Of winter wheat area in
each State. The winter has been extremely
favorable in all sections. No previous season
has been more generally so since the Inaugural
ton Of crop reports. In the South there are
very few exceptions 10 the general rule, vigor
and even luxuriance Of growth have appeared.
wheat fields has been practiced To the adyan-
vania, the weather since the middle of March
has been unfavorable on account of sudden
changes Of temperature and cold winds, 10
the injury Of wheat on clay and undrained
lands. In Ontario, Niagara. Livingston and
Genesee, the four counties which produce
one-third Of the winter wheat OF New York.
average expectations are entertained, though
some injury from freezing and thawing on
low ground j. reported. The promise is re-
markable in Pennsylvania, nine-tenths Of the
counties making favorable returns. many Of
them very flattering. Fully threc-fourths Of
the counties Of the Ohio valley report either
an average or superior condition. Beyond
the Mississippi Missouri and Kansas have
still fewer unpromising representations.
There are reports from the Northwest which
are more favorable than usual. The prospect
In California is very promising, though COM
plants OF injury from an unusual cause. wet
weather. come from several counties. The
Secretary of the State Board Of Agriculture
reports promise Of 10000 900 bushels in the
State
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-01

CmcoRy, which has to overcome some
strong prejudices before it can take the
place Of coffee, has been reinforced for the
struggle by chemical analysis. which tells
us that the per centage Of nutritious sub
stance in chicory Is more than twice as
great as that Of coffee. IL IL largely used
by the poor people of Europe, and has
found it, way into hospitals on account of
its superior nutritious qualities. and total
absence of nervous stimulating qualities.
Chlcory. or succory, Is plant which grows
wild in Europe, but Is sometimes cult
waited. The roots are kiln-dried, roasted
and ground into brownish red powder, to
be used either for mixture with, or as a
substitute for coffee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-01
MISCELLANY.
THE MOURNFUL BALLAD OF SAD
WILLIAM.

sad william was a man of mark,
For miles and miles around
Zach worthy dog at him dld bark.
lie ne'er WAS sober found
Though dark, his brow was hung with gloon
Deep wisdom liz his eyes.
A Kind OF royal parple bloom
Did ON his face arise
His voice was thick with VISIONS speech,
And nom his lips did roll
Long cautions loud, dear youth TO teach
To shun the sinful bowl.
And A. he spake, his tears would dow;
He'd mourniul stop and think;
Then. shaking sad his head. ned go
And take another drink.
some tender friends of this sad man.
by Christian love inclined,
Did 'mong themselves n story plan
To work upon his mind.
With awful looks they told IN fright
That one who drank like sin,
And, like him, went 10 sed each night
Exhaling clouds of gin,
Had sought to blow the candle out,
When loi his breath took fire,
And straight he died, ana left no doubt
That drink had lit his pyre
"Oh, william, think OF this dread fate. -
To him these friends did say,
And stop, before IL is too late,
on, William, do. we pray
Then William sat him down 10 mourn.
They left him in his fear;
And, In the morrow : early dawn,
said he. as they drew near
''I've thought with many tears, and true,
OF all you said last night
And now. | solemn promise you
I'll ne'er blow out light -