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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
CORNWALL, WEST POINT

~ COZIBNSS HOTEL DOCK, IONA ISLAND.
DAILY t-uniays excepted, by Steamboat ARMENIA nom
BROOkLIN. Fulton Il, al 30 m. Nesiry ~. \ T. 10
twenty fourth st. 80. landing at Misunderstanding e55
Yonkers 80; DObb Ferry l. Nyaok and Iaryo"n 10y
ferry bat 1873 Returning rom Ne"burgh al -5O H.,
reaching New York at $50. and Brooklyn at y. m
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
| LINE -
e t ships will sail p m. from Pier -
North RIVER foot Cedar stj tor HAVANA. direct a. iO''
lows rri, a
steamship GEORGIA T. II. Morton Til RSDAl III, 90
steamship COLI MBUS. T.. G. Reed TN li@DN1 ~! ~
r fryh or massage unsurpassed acc0moatlOns)
apply 10 " W; r. - ~, ~. !, vi ~ IN Havana
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nELAWARE- LACKAWANNA and " EST


DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and " EST
$40 49, train Win ars room car. sachs
and Bcnon for Msnunka Chnns Portland Wasr ZAP
Bend Binghanon oxford Norwicn, Rchnslt springs
6Sord Man@nsa cSrnk Portland Wafer Cap stroads
carr aS a,is1Sea stopping a. prneipa
aso make s eonnesions ior Lake Hopatcons Bus Lake
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM
~ BOAT LINE for Engiegocd Yonssrs MAX hsyer.
except sunday from the foot Of Harrison ST. NJ Qs 1 On
~ FORD Il. K-NEw.YORY AND NEW HAVEN u.
VISION ArTange@ e.ame1eng J%ps - 7 so
trance on Forty second
Trains for New haven leave at 7io Aeen so5 yr eos
En 10 an d SIS sT "a e. N5e r. and Is D
io so5 90 10 o. nv Pm ID a"d SIS E sSS:
40 . s p S va S spngS o a. ' % and and
,0S s sS 10 ,oS s9 al ssmo Ss 400 TX
and sos and 10 q: M ark ;, 9. and 10 m .,,a .t
on orr id Sr Line nn Tor '"s' .' snd
m connect T.e sgr @ 5ss me Tor sn and
Northampton at Nes Haven. aud the sos and p
6'F cd SS%P5S 2r r. n at a"s H t aaa N
for Montreal The 80 m and P p connect WIN Tbs
o nue. IS aa al" 10 p Win baSaIy
D. m with New Canaan 4. r. AZ stamford -
SUNDAY Boston Mil Train. at D. ~, VIA Springfield At 10
m Providence.
Drawing Day Express and Sleeping Cars on
Night Express Trains
Tickets can be purchased Ticket Office Of Company at
Grand Central Depot at offices Of y T. Transfer Co. ett
Broadway New YORK No COuitst, Brooklyn, who VIII
also chcck baggage from residence 10 destination.
OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE for
~ ALBANY and TROY, landing At catskl->iesmerJ u.
SCIfJ YLER from Pier -, y r., Frankunst, MONDAYs.
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, p. m. Fare 70 cent?
deck cabin with bcrth4 81. Ony So 25 Buffalo Freight
AT reduce, rates. J. W HANCOCK.
SUNDAY EXCURSION. 3 m. 9ith st.. IS, laniinz as
Manhaftanvie at $40 Land NJ NJ Iona Island, New
POughkerpsie, RhnsOeck CaiSki, Athens.
81 return tcArts ~ 80 arriving Sewior~ saine day
DEOPLE' LINE FOR ALBANY AND SARA
TOGA-IeaVes daily at 6 p m sundays eHcepie'j ro'n
Pier a. North River foot u canal 80
SPECIAL NOTICE-On saturday. July g. and every Sat
ntay further the steamers ~ this Line VIII leave
at D. m instead Of p. her tAfoe, IN Orer % con
Albany the sunday morning train for Saratoga
and the West
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
i the NEW JERSEY SOETHEkN RAILROAD.
Fare from YORK q PHILADELPHIA only ~ %
Comm ncng MONDAY, June y, l-lJ. the new .tanch,
ami cOmno.Ous steamboats, k~SE iOII and T"lLl"hls
~ -aniy Hook with all trains, VIII
Leave New YORK from Pier :, y. r., foot OF hectrst
m-FOr Long Branch and Red Bank
a 81 n Lang
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JNo. \ ABD0TT. GENERAL Passenger Agent, Ne'

SUNDAYS June % TO Aug 80 inclusivc) at p IN
From Pier %. North River, foot Of Mnrrayst,
THE WORLD.RENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Gan, g. SIMMONS capt r. NJ. SIMMONS.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON
Tn. most direct route Taunton, Middleboro. Plymouth
ey BEDFORD Martha's Vineyard Nantucket, Cape Cod. the
WHITE MOUNTAINS, and al principal points III NewEh-
gland and the Provinces.
For Ticket, and apply at 94i broadway Broad
way corner Twenty thdst Court ST. Brooklyn or al Tie
Office on the Pier and all principal Hotels and Ticket Offices
IN she city. BOhDtN " ELL Ab'1"r
ornpcE r COMMON Gen Pass Agent .. {. :. b. Co.
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NEW.HAYEN And HART-

N BOAT LINE for EngoHo0d. YOnkFf-, NyN'k, Haver.
straw Pecksbi and intermediate landings ogery afternoon
pier r. LANE, Agent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-02

Much is said about disinfectants and
deodorzers. But If people would not be-
foul and neglect their prvies 80 much, tho
rich trade in dlsinfectants would decline to
little and legitimate proportions. A cart
load of them is not worth modicun Of
common sense and sensible care.
The privy should never be used for a
slop and Swill hole. Some families throw
bushels Of decaying vegetables, unpalala-
Bile food and table waste of all sorts, into
the privy every season, Better by far
throw il all into the middle OF the road.
And the urine should be taken separate
lv. The stool alone is less offensive. The
water Is the stenching and stencil breeding
part of the deposits. 1t may require lit
tie extra care and few extra steps daily,
and some folks may he Disguised with tho
idea as over-nicP. but every privy should
have vessel for urine, to he daily e,uptied
on the ground.
once or twirea day dirt should he thrown
into the privy. This is the best dlslnfect-
ant. In the summer it il convenient as
well as cheap. And in the fall, before win
ter sets in, every family should provide q
supply of sand for this purpose. A privy
so kept will not b. noticeihiv offensive
when cleaned.
In order To ease and convenience in re.
moving the deposits of the privv, strong
box can be kept in the bottom Of the vault
In drawing the box away to place fol
emptying, iiI contents need not he at al
disturbed. Before replacing the box a few
inches Of dry dirt should he thrown into 1t
! -Freem1H
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-02

Gus TO house plants, and the kinds Of flow
ering and foliage plants that succeed best
and with the least risk and trouble. 70 H.
lustrate what we lave said on the propara-
ton OF plants for winter towering, we in
troduce new white Carnation, Nesta, one
of the very best of winter Towering plants,
Of the purest possible white, aud an album
dant winter bloomer. We will suppose
that young plant is obtained in the spring,
and that IL is planted in good soil in the
garden, or kept in large sized pot. which
is sunk in the earth 10 the top. by about
midsummer it will show disposition to
flower, when the lowering stalk must be
cut back to the bud below. The plant thus
treated will throw out many branches, and
become strong, compac. plant. Later in
the season, early in September, in this lali-
tude, few buds will begin to form. The
plant should now be re-potted, and placed
in the house. a portion of the buds may
he removed, though if many flowers are
desired carly i'm the winisr, or II the plant
is not over-crowded with buds, all should
I've allowed TO remain. All plants newly
re-potted should he placed in cool, shady
spot for day or two. Flowers are pro-
dueed by this Carnation in great abundance
during the whole winter, and as il is oi
so pure white, and white flowers are 81
much needed, and is OF so fine form, we
think this plant worthy OF particular no
tice
While speaking Of winter ilowering Car
nations, it will perhaps be well TO call at
tenlion TO two of our old lavoriteS that have
been for nearly score of years great
boon TO all lovers of winter flowers, and
especially 10 professional florists. PreSi.
dent De Grdw is 4 good white winler-how.
ering Carnation, and PuriW an excellen
carmine, and the very best bright coloret
| winter blOomer. 1t is these Two varieties
that many of our readers have noticed dis
played so freely during the winter in TIT
show-windows of the New York florists
and for button-hoe flowers there is moth
ing better. Treatment same as for Nesta
-Ti9ES CdtdIogUe, No. >, lS75.-Roch
ester, ". y.
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The Catholic Diocese. Of View England.

In 1910 all New England was erected in
to one diocese by the name OF the diocese
of Boston. and Bishop John b. Cheverus
was appointed to govern il. Fourteen
years afterward Bishop Cheverus was trans
lerred TO Montauban in France, and after
ward was elevated Ia the dignity of card
inal archbishop of Bordeaux, where he
died in 1876. Benedick J. Fenwick, ma
tive of Maryland and priest of the order
of the Jesuits, succeeded him in Boston in
November, 1875, and died in August. 1916.
Previous to his death the diocese of Hart
ford, embracing the States of Connecticut
and Rhode Island was created and ri.
Rev. William Tyler was appointed first
bishop. The district of Burlington, COM
prising the State Of Vermont, was created
in 1854, and the Right Rev. l.. De Goesbri-
and was appointed bishop and still gov
ems the diocese. Maine and New Hamp.
shire were erected into n diocese in 1850
and Bishop d. w. Bacon was appointed
first bishop, and governed the see until his
death in November last, and is now sue
ceeded by the Rev. James A. Heay of Bos-
ton. The western part of Massachusetts
was in 1870 erected into the diocese of
Springfield under Bishop P. T. o'Reilly,
and in the spring of 1879 the diocese of
Hartford was divided. Rhode Island and
southeastern counties of Massachusetts
were erected into the diocese of Providence
under Bishop Hendricken. Bishop Tyler
died in June, 1870, and was succeeded in
\Ovpmber 1870 nv Rishon Rnrnard a
REILLY, who was lost on the Inflated steam
er Pacific in January, 1856. over two
| years elapsed before a successor was APP
| pointed In the person of Bishop f. P. Nc
| Farand, who at the time of his elevation
was n parish priest in Utica. y. Y. The
new bishop of the Hartford diocese. Rev.
| Thomas Galberry, il a member of the Or
der of st. Augustine. one of the four great
| religious orders of the thirteenth century.
| For some time he was superior Of the Au-
| gustinian home in Lausiugburg. y. Y,
and pastor of the church OF 81. John the
Baptist. lie is president of the Villa No
va college, an institution founded by an
act of the Legislature .of Pennsylvania in
1872, and is the comnIissary general Of the
| Augustinians lin the United States. His
present residence is al Villa Nova, Della
ware county, Pennsylvania. The fact that
| his appointment was recommended by
such illustrious men a. compose the epis-
copacv Of this province, is sufficient proof
of his intellectual ability aud pers onal
worth to fill the chair so ably filed by the
deceased Bishop Mcfarland.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-02

Bro lloyd, the famous map
man, who made all the maps for General
Grant and the Union army, certificates Of
which he published, has just invented q
way of getting a relief plate from steel SO
as to print Lloyd's Map of American Con-
tinent--s showing from ocean TO oeean-on
one entire sheet Of bank note paper, 4Ox5O
inches large, on lightning press, and col
ored, sized and vanished for the wall so as
TO stand washing. and mailing anywhere
in the world for 30 cents, or unvarnished
for - cents. This map shows kbe whole
United States and Territories ina group,
from surveys to 1873, with million places
on it, such as towns, cities, villages, noun
tains, lakes, rivers, streams, gold mines,
railway stations, &c. This map should be
in every house. Send 30 cents TO the LLOYD
Map Company, Philadelphia, aud YOU will
get copy by return mail.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-02


Every house has one, and only morbid
modesty will take oifense in seeing 1t mem
toned in print.
With reference 10 health, the privy is
generally the most neglected part of the
dwelling, In its neglect and bad keeping
it probably breeds disease and gives wings
to the pestilence more than any thing else.
The typhoid fever ischarGed by good med
zeal authority to the inhaled or imblbed
poison Of animal excretions. As mere
trne "a homeopathic quantity Of vaccine
virus so alters the condition of the system
as for years, perhaps for life, to insure
against the small pox, so Il little poisoned
air or water tax en- into the lungs or stomach
suffices to bring on more peslilent disease.
The care for the privy is care for health.
1t should be located at a good distance
from the living rooms Of the dwelling. An
clubhouse, standing conspicuously by itself,
requiring exposure TO rains and SHOWS in
getting to Il, may he no "thing of beauty"
but it is unspeakably better than an unkept
prlvy so close to the kitchen that the odors
Of both rooms constantly nlngle.
All privies should be frequently cleaned,
except in freezing weather; two or three
times month are none too otlen. And
the time to clean privy is in the daylight
1t is no "evi deed" wherefore darkness is
to be chosen. As well be ashamed of
sweeping The Kitchen or hopping a floor as
for modesty to take the night to clean a
prlvy. The night air is SO different from
noon-day air that in disturbing the vault
afler nightlall, offensive and slckening
odors are given oil much more freely.
Cleaning a prlvy after dark will iii the
whole neighborhood with the stencil. The
sunshine is such dlsiniectant that If the
work be done in the day the stencil will
J not extend so far or last so long.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-02

sTRASaE, BIT TRUE.-Il il natural for
people suffering with Consumption, Coughs,
Severe Colds, or any other disease of The
day buying an article that they know has
cured their neighbor, friend, or relative,
yet they have no faith in it until it is too
late. II you will so TO your Druggist, II.
e. Willard 4 Co., and get bottle OF
BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP, your imme-
diate cure is as certain as you live. 1t has
lately been introduced in this country
everywhere are elated over its success.
You can get a sample bottle for 10 cents
and try II. Regular size bottle a. cents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-02

a HOOK ron EVEnYnODY

The Peabody Institute has also just published new
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At Tho same time receipt OF only 81 Here il offered
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These are, beyond all COMPARISON the M st extraor
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tully explained and many matters OF the most impor
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no allusion can be found in any other works in
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-02

4 clergyman sat in his study busily en-
gagged on his sermon, when his little boy
toddled into the room and holding up his
pinched finger said, "Look, pop how hurt
it," The father glanced hastily and with just
the slightest tone of Impotence said, 81
can't help ii, sonny" The little fellows
eyes grew bigger. and, as he turned TO go
out, he said in Il low voice, "Ies you
could; you might have said oh =" There
was summon in miniature.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-02

When the stiffened body goes down 10
the tomb, sad, silent remorseless, II feel
there is no death for the man. That clod
which yonder dust shall cover is not my
brother. The dust goes 10 its place, man TO
his own. II is then feel my Immortality.
look through the grave into heaven. !
ask no miracle, no proof, no reasoning for
me. | ask no dust risen to teach me i'm
mortality. l am conscious of eternal life.
Theodore Parker.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-02

Il ENDALES PICTORIAL BALSAM.
IA Rad thu following unsolicited testimony.

PLYMouTH, W., oct. @, 1874
FRANCIS FEM Co.-GenfieAsns have had tl,r
CAtarrh for three or four years. Two years ago a
spring got cold and the phegm settled on my Ia no,
aud was running me into consumption az fast as H.
sD"' My husband and parents said I would nol D., 1.
year Ia the condition was in. WAS not able L. 81
my own Work, aud was coughing myself away a, IA 1
az possible had doctors and had taken other IA,
lehes, bnt none OF them did me any good. Last mi II
my husband went to the store to get something I,
me to take, aud was told to try bottle of your I,t
raj Balsam When he brought II home / told him
Mas 10 use throwing away money, as there was mol
ihs tnai Would do me any good but when had ttlrn
Ntsn or three times saw that Is was helping at
continued taking it, When had taken two butf,, Il
II wa cured. have not enjoyed good heain r. q
nNe years as DO now, aud say II was YOUR ~, IT,
raj b4lsAm that cured me. shall with pleasul r,
i II To every one see who is troubled w.ih
lung diseases, cannot express half M,
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muse 80 long as can get II. Yours ever,
Only soc for large bottle
$780,, FRANCIS FEM 4 CO.. Proprietor
""'u ny al druggists Rutland, VI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-02
Manhood; How Lost, How Restored!

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and ehectual, by means Of which every sufferer mo
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eheaply, privately, and radically. tD-This Lecture
should DE In the hands Of every youth and every man
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any address, postpaid, on receipt 4 six cents two
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-02

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
will cure Il Cough in one-half the time
necessary TO cure 1t with any other medi-
cine, and il does 10, not by drying il up, but
by remOping The cditse--SubduiJlO the irritd-
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sion or Loss of Voice, Bronchitis, Severe
Chronic or Lingering Coughs. 1t will be
found to surpass any medicine that has
ever before been offered to the public. 1t
is sold by all dealers in medicines.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-02

Most people need all the strength which
high toned public opinion can give to
them TO keep them true TO their conscience
and their God; and that opinion il partly
formed by what we do and what we are.
Strive earnestly, then, to order your life
with wise simplicity. BE frugal in the
shows and generous in the substance Of
life. Set the example, so greatly needed,
Of wholesome moderation. Show that you
care for character above all else.-T. IT..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-02

M prrson cnn take these Bitters accord
inc 10 directions, and remain long unwell pro.
,tded their bones are not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means, and vital organs wasted
ieyond the point Of repair. ,,, ,,.t,
Dyapepsia or indigestion, Headacne, fhn
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Dizziness, Sour EructatiOns OF the StOmacn' baI
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symptoms are the Offsprings NJ dyspepsia. u n
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For Female Complaints, IN young OF Vlu.
married or single, at the dawn Of wOmanhOOd, or
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They are n gentle PurgRiiVc Ms wen as
m Tonic, possessing the merit oi acting ~
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BOWERS INSTITUTE.

Spring term will begin Feb 49, Furnished roon,s
ior slieoarding 80 cents per week for each pupil
t ssou per week The village is quiet aud Tree
n1nl temptations To vice. Instruction thorough m.
piis viii ind superior advantages for preparation lar
'olese' Tor teaching, for business, and for mn,lr
A. J. SANBORN, A. NJ, Prinri,,L
bernardston, Mass, Aug &, 1874. 80