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,,np,1s M RE11GIoN NoT THE SANE.

MORALS AND RELIGION NOT THE SAME.
Morals c0MaON 10 ALI SACEs-No RELIGION UNI
vrneAr-pEII6IoUs TEACHING IN THE SCHOOLS
wBoNG.
20 IA, Rdftor Of me Trfbens.
ssR. IN the discussion of the subject of the
,s,nl IN me nnhifc srlools is mixing up
a, religion and racras "a though they the sarie.
ar uerrSsarily connected. and THIS leads 10 consid
sr,ne confusion That There 70 no necessary eonnee
tirn between them is evident rom the fact that the
,oras Of all aniind In the main the sane, or very
nearly So All believe and iBcuica;c justice, honesty
truiiunea and tho golden rule, while The diversity Of
sentnent on the subject Of RELIGION - very great Now
II the distinction hotweca religion and morals were prop
ery Observed Il would make the discussion fr more in
teis7ble No would OBJECT to morals, to Wit, JUS
nee honesty trut,nnoss, and the golden rule, being
taught in the schools for these the common senti-
mens of al mankind, and moral goosineSs II an import
ANT part o. natre. But here is just where Tie
trouble is sill adhere 20 the doctrine OF total de-
pravity ana that the moral continents are
trcpsv Implanted human natTc and that the good-
which s 80 prevalent asonS Iheh u ihe r''.i
Hence they " believe shat principles ot ffnG'e Nls4
haaits are acqaei and ind ference has taken root anu
that religions insrrnCon 70 be practical should De
daily" IN Tie public schools m aiduon 20 the teachings
OF fie church Sundnr-schoos. etc
Vow why Is IL dangerous 70 van untl chidren ne
educated, Intelligent and imbued With ne sent,
ments OF Jnsoee ana Lgil'''5 sw,i,A .yTs,iej
mansind, and Their minis s9uie"iIL "H,,'',s,'
he.eD. or, indeed, religion OF any EM1 le9p.9
are told iEai it must De done daily, before bti
hahits are acquired snd indifference has taken riot
Tbas rliTon nlss be taught 90 chiiaftn beme J",N
are capable 0i jHdgnE whether ~ Is religion 90 ahFe W
ton or s0me Sing else. Otler imp1rtAnt tJES ca" o
fauht .s;- j. auG SucecSsIuiy 10 ih@se "ho Ht
sanleys nat HaUgr- and eduoQtsG but rem sler own
account the matter, ID gOud seem ,it Chose "ho az
In llvor OF rc- teaching the schools, ai pct >,
becanSe thev ere s=d matjree Wilos VIII ~, 81
thsff doEin8s uuv 'rtlv 81 Ieir fe2stL VOW u -
b. So, taat educated ard nuiued nndS VIA Pr S%pt
roget those degIu1, "a 10 uot pr"sGE ca a.
least. st.l.t az al Il
rii dog ts be tau%i successfully % tno'" 81
sre someWa.f Rie g. snd matuTc IS N09d ~ pa O.
be terrible iMrs stiuU unuu ihc children "a "fc a"s
doerlas mon in.In. in their innocent cnlNinni' Nio
rqpcr and iuIn tHry. Bot tlis ia wrt they PROPOSE w
,, ami t seems 10 that they Osus 10 he I'M ~ m
thcir tcaeluZ their children at holuc, ana NOT %
permitted T. fsruo ttcr dOIuas upon other people
children the pa5lic expense, ard against TIE wisu
OF tfe parcnfA W. "AlooN'
LSoelUiie, 0hte, Dec. %, 1878.
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5il1atlou5 DdnteA-fsmJlc5.

ADyERTI2EMGNT$3 For TIL, TIE EE 4yl-
- r I1S w II is ro,,sr 20 COW rirtg
20 West TEea5g aiPt ., cor f.. EfR lR4Ea
T. r .1uriast farcu savings Bank paiihs', ap to ?
a LADY STENOGRAPHER. whose tune Is
Ayn work ether privat1 dio,atoHs writing. Al
dr,.- 90. b. r. iroHne Once. --- ------------------
A'r the HOME BUREAU, No. 5l3 6th-ayc.,
= pei. tween }2f ana i3f 's vi ue o,n' oi ~ ~
c5car
| CHANBERIAID--By q neat, respectable
er5lv resr is competent waitress understands sy'r,
Cal OF No 300 jttaye, aeae -.id.st.
. ytFt(igERM ND and WAITRESS.-Ap Eng
X lisa Prot slant vnEng woman, ttoFolF,y eyer 5@H
S-ce5a- tis res1snoe- Aeplv Ut oDELs AGENCY, 100
W,st tll--t. corner " lraadoAg. inquire tor 4. y.
+ GHASlBERIAID and WAITRESS -Ey
I,1rre 7~o'.-a4t cIl good rffcrcscrs Cin 50 s.d
al 49,. 3.s, Aefe % lh-r'dsy afternoon and l
. I0IVGFRff3TD and LAUTDBESS. ~ neat.
"a va raarlI -r as e1annrnad and auu,ress To- pa.
yao so,y. exec Gall or tNo days a; 10
. CHtsfPFRNArD ar8 WAITRESS.-t ycung
- girl cnaH'uerlst END aires- anl 10 assist WITH tne
Nl7.aa- .lt e.1 "a l--s- Lo-.- -,'
. C00E-A respectable woman. as Al family
~. sr,a4s .s. &c. anti can mr7sh rc vory oe,t
GSerNcT. los west 5it5's'.. corner aroa.ivay.
COOE-A situation wanted by Baltimore
woman a. COOK Who thoroughly undr h. her
business gets parties. w-u1s. tlt al nef,l-Hitht4i
oan give best rei1lon,e. hdiIcss 0l Vest @oth-s'.
4 CUOK-Py young Protestant English woman
~ ~ nrs COOK boaea aris makes creams lrihea
bread siIc al wants. siiltii1h i'-
unug reliable usreO wares loss co riion
than place cty country. CAL al no 90 o' ave-
near 2ai--'.
COOK.-A competent person wishes a stua-
l tipp -rf roter, nfl'aio
family. y reference Won't object Io snort oafhoe
H. cSru, Please cal az 40 West 5oo't can De sreh
AL eng-geA
I COOK-Rv q very respectable colored woman,
with exaprnt city Reference fIun lass employer THOR
cughv b1ning fnd 8rtg also French cooking
Can 30 545 dt,e hg.neeli va AND 59i ste
! COOK-Bv a thoroughly reliable woman, who
understands her 0uHir,. ufalti ~ AorA nelt
voufr- Sc superior style: Is also 60 Il baker
AMI pa.tFv tlr country Las ouat rrtohirlha
lions Csn e. CARPENTERS, log 6ihave, near 9th
| COOK. WASH, and IRON, or HOUSEN DIRK.
~ German would ke 20 ret place can 90 good cook
ing A. 4.d laundres 50 and Would 10 general houssHork
can furnish Inference Apply at oDElLs uEEMAN
BUREAU 100 34th-st, corner OF bI0ad"sy htIer-
/ encos thoroughly nyestgltel St tis agency
! NOOK or HOUSEWORH-By a Protestant
" who - excellent cook ard oompeen 10Y az
kind CITY rOnnry has goei reference
Call AZ the PROTESTANT BIC fEAu NO l5s oth ave- over
the drug store
! COOK and NURSE. Two German girls one
~ a. uook tc aDd W 30 Tie suA ~ house
Keeper. 5O9 Hasi 18Th VI.
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D:Htistrn

ELFGANT GUN SETS. 81: Rose PeAri, SO !;
/ ..i..r fsi or Hl.fow saws. t' cH". nous g-f
i r.t, tt-sf.u aaI.sa -iF. ui,Isas aE.io al
nice rcr H. r. 4sCCH&AES, 80 fl..3 ar'- Il ~ iAu'y-
siz,4ss
NITROUS OXIDE Gh~.-rce1h extracted
= '7i.o.t pru. Dr. g. t-b tpt'h. tcr1.-ly oyeldot
CT goi.l-v a.a.ea s,sr Sac or ne
paf..s Cyjr.i.o1 ~ L.i14 B94,aaT, cosH-r o.
A6h So.
COUETHfyG NEW CHEAP and BEAU1I-
- iri-Nr gGre Prsri ri.cs inrtiET cot'r and sub
-'arrr .u- 90 1855. t,ri. ..ri thing A..eii nft p
1ei buiy. Iet' .l .4'ss. needs oN 10 be sen
f .ulr. t-t.1. ~ ger
Oh Aa' p i'Juf-' fess IRON $40 ?"
-.r Cold ta. Ust.ut i-Ia.l'Is Luu-r
~ w. o. " ATT - I-et f7,.rv o. 70 49, n'ar 1io"hrtFe
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felp Uinico

AGENTS Wanted-Iale or Female ro-ci,o our
~ nrsa air Inso.S These solcs give gcnl
the buyer snl tho bc8. article kaep the a an
dry "a bc found IN the World John p Andr, IS taaCveI
81, Boston Mas
WANrkD--Ladies who desire to empicv
w t-oir leisure hours at hume at abcauiustr g.. ncy
Sataewerk scnd stamped iroctl enveoVe eal taso.
ally, Tor sAttlib cos circular. TDo svIk h.ela,i
raid Cor. scS Broadway, n. T.
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Boar0 auo i'1cms.
Eci1w Tcll-tt aeuth-stt.

TITO LFT-Fom ROOMS, three fights M.
wa--s art closet on aoor reaf 81 peg month can az
IA Wly5rer-p.ioe -
.l.l WAVEELEY-PLACE.-.An eleglntly-fr.rr--
rsror i.er vi, OF rsa. a'yaa table ao oder raoaas
wees Side.
cEc0YD .or THIRD FLOOR, large, and
ROOM, VIA BoAtD appointments very dcssaolei terms
los. f,f.r lcr-. ". Wee. 1.i.f.
vg70 f.rT-t LARGE ROOM furnished, and
mari ,cr 1-7ruan ana w, a.'o hall '''m roirf'
HtNDsO.I. SUIT Of i've Rooms ou sec-
ssy. % 2. and 'ii f5ql.rSa. y Re-t 46n, IS.
LARGE Front Rood, gnny expcsurt,
3 and BACK EJvA SEQ TOT t.,lN ~. H. / G &lo
gas sxc,ieL - tl'l -.nsy 10" p te n'it EI'''c1
STH-AVE.. opposite Madi'on-sGuare. Ne,
vit second -t " N ar,i class ~ I'D end ppna' non'
location anslis..a Seats gcierci scs ezraansr'L
ia WEST z4TH-sT., oppo.ite tiiti Ayenue
or S - .,a no iy5 r,r.iari barrier, ssen.
.e3a'WE9T I8TH-sT.-A family Of two TO
81 So. 'c IN. Ed r'p Is n''s az win
p.{ WEST 45TH-eT.-Fjeg5lr accomm0da-
sp"S rons Fr aye. wiz ffs 'e1 eoiI toT three or
AZ WEST 1iTN--F.-A finely furnished
20 rom. fih t en- r'n''nr,s' -oni.e,n 'NFo5,,oe
sar T. cr t.e i.,', ~. e,lt,i ls'.e No. AFRO
~" t"..'' .''..'''t 100. .'
~ WEST fGTU-~T.-Two lar~r, hand
'Btf soo.ir .r iel ROOFS. strictly rstc.i-' BOARD
single iao. Joe s.-,I.iaan.
-. VEST 3FrH-sT.-Olc large ROOM
~ ana bedroom ,oaoni,y FURNISHED To ii-I win
EQ% WEST 43D-sT.--A private family, q
-, ,i ri ma 5-.otI y, e--,t ne hcn5iisc and
comfortable references oHoiroeohi rfi, e moderate
0In WEST 15TH-ST.-To LET, with
tff l.a,- fu .ni cold water oicart- ani ga. all ha
noon, o. Hr' tnr. -t aI cuusrfl Irr+ io cer III h ai
wives single ruen terms m1daai- Hr.iele- nolr1
49, WEST 22D-ST-ElceaHtly furnished
4 UcoH- with Grs'cif-- BOARD for Gentlemen end
moderate references exchanged.
East side.
uANDeOIFLY furnished ROOMS, with or
without board. 300 last lethst
rVyHTRTY- EIGHTH-ST. MADlSON-ANE.-A
Z gentleman VIE twu single ~ontiefn"n, Wiling ~
usv tI -uueor sciul lions nave rooms and board
IN private family. Address w T., Box No ol- lJs'oloe
THO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
ROOM with bed connecting. hot AID cold water
stationary var roJ two three Gentlemen or g"nieuan
AMI vile reference fqrred 2i9 East 12thst nesr 2daye
- sTH-ST.. 161 EAST.-A nicely furnished
III -ne Of rons third door also pleasant
sunny rnt fourth story reasonable tens refer
given and required
Board and Rooms Wanted.
A GENTLEMAN of middle age wishes to
York ps n board and moderate Address &. W. D.
TIlDdno Onlce
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sitna,,cns mcrtsa-- a.aIes.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
a It- * 'rII5l-cr. WtII. BE l.E, ErVED AT TIE UP
u, 81 or So - ws,, TEcat5 ;hrs cor Efbtiye; 300
Ilasye clr. llrry'sc 1-si. q me p '.-EA
~. - Chr, ave- Dre huuhs ind wen o. ourf hsL
cdice rat
A YOUNG man. thoroughly competent. wishes
y ,stuaGoa n Apins or slocery hor Ti,rf he eaa
m.a Aia.' generally ....i ~ io'l i,-" ,i, ~
4 GUTTER, filter and perfect operator on
: anil s esi a %4n.s sn .eaK 'sp'f '
(OACHMAN and C0OK.-An English Prot
toler tle man md III is te care ana management o
ual ,. vcrs br.: rcf.-rnsr Aprly AZ ODELTs AGENCY
400 N,s. 5. Ilt,., c.I.eroi BTo~4@ay.
EARAER, GARDENER and USEFUL.-An
fiu or -rsar.sn ae eia .aiIs % 9ain sar enng
al can arn.1 Fet reaes-. Apps at oDELL - AGENCY
los West a+th 81, corner bropt"sy.
DOETER or JAETTOB-An energetic, indus
lr's Fede Of 80 years 90 "a i.s con'Iyl m'ti,,'
Soai temp as. 1i ol1os ~ .inss"2.dy' %s@'s ,,
tea auf e'vey would ne APP ree.et-a Eirsees7 refer
TTSAFUL.--A useful lad, about 1G, sTede,
u situation or city country "a be F"nefThy use
iai; @4s ,. n9 = = h5 s 8s St.ve. above
E~EFUL.-A useful. reliable man wants a
- .rsJ O, ,Ise or az ,ors " a. gr e. or aP
va,e.l... has ge-t Of Ter noes. At no PKOIEaIANT
HOME go Frhi ~ eutaVe.
ETSEFUL MANA German single young
,.an FsalG Lac place private fanny. hote, or res
tstt. willing 10 mako hims u7cIU % anything eiH
Wi, work or wages furnish yop1 reference Appy
at rDFif.-. 100 West 3ita-st.. coraer ol Fi0adNay
useful MANLY q single man, aged p
i veq lacir lnfof. who desires h"aie fof the Winter
w. e TO tct. core, lnd .rvc hofse care ~
&c. wood Ilid Ares &c AYly T -Att- il--s =
4n1 6ta+lve. Ees4 itii-,t.
E7SEFUL MhN-Care aEd drive horses, care
raits ms build fTt. tend furnace. lean Window &cl
vc-By Protestant siTgl 4g,i % years with good
Recommendation ant wiling wor fol low wages Apply
II Ga l.P.,S .I.i.-. Ic- ttl-tye, near ota.st
T--EFUL You've MAN, speaks good En-
4 .isu Chuaelsnl; - good waiter d house servant, Gs
si- n kitchen wash dishes. scrub clean go cranes CIV on
couufrv. small pOWi reference. Can DO
seen atHi. JIfr- IAAi ByIt-AC, 80. ~. 0llago
{H7AIrER-A respectable young man as
~ private a-ilr il.lcstaucs s duties nor
oneiic. iuFdlI IrycrptimaD3 references Tor hon
cslt. t.trtt- ana .ar. 5t-v. Can be 40 OOELLo
AGENCY. 1913 vest 3ltI-st, corner Of Broadway.
WAITER and USEFUL.-A Swiss man would
lie place private family understands ln3 duties
thoroughly and V rsSp riae" m city on country can ar
M Huts,t.flulail reference. Apply &c ODi1i4ss
ArrECI. 100 Ncs ID ST.. corner ~ broadway
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CO Ua5m il Han Cou:frG

ssR. GEORGE GRANT Of the Victoria Colony.
~ Rasr-.a VIII s.asl give Y.rsoT0. .a.rv-" 20
o-s g,uil.fel BIAS, been lin I- .r Joe re-
!.uu io $40, - FAit-f- n D.. cl"ny C"I Hc seen Dhn
Jal. 8. ..Om a. g. ot4oes, o.; - ,,.,- "I -..
FISK. CLARK g fLtGG,
$50 Broadway.
T57O APCHTFECr THE FRASER INSTI-
TTT. l...lrrr- 3D. ISIS aut rI.NA IuS~ sop frre
TlrrIr, NJ l.,.ie i7o AGr Cr.lrg I'd . l. I'D e, anil
oae4 M o. 4l.rl lDars l-Yhj te Ii.s ai elevations
mos, ,u,.a!.c .ag totr one Lunir'C dollars VIII ue
pre.ruts,i Oh tli. SECOND best rGW0rf fur
flg 1iea.al- 81 .l..is,.. Tie cu!. LOIS OF com
FHa3tfrii ssv e. ISss. J.. j. O.. AbBlTF President.
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Cn,,usrv R0ord

EXCELLENT BOARD, WASHING, IRON
II IyG YFNDITG &C.. total expense flt per month Ia
sIV.arr Aarrrs5 INSTITUTE FOh LITTLE CHIL-
DREE ONLY, e,uA NosWls, Conn
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HOUsEWORK.-A neat active co.nud wo-
man 80 % ain c0oSn- sas.arg anal ifa cr 20 20
upstairs wo.G s"aI pr --o family excel l, resEtLc'
{ all or address 20 East Itlrs.
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.o,,on which hts grievance such ~ cnrtai'incnt ~
s,or rcats have not yet seen any satisfactory plan
=, compromise To shorten The hours Of instruction FOR
.,oa and fll the lost time with regious Instruction 70
others does not seem to nae 20 De ao n.s ne ovs w,
n,aa,ng extra watne-reots whore the unOenevlng can
vait ANITA Che religious instruction ~ over ms Wouu
sossr e, lons'cs between scholars and anXlenes on
p nart OF parout-somc for fear their children might
- s.th.;s and others for fear they would not oe
" srri sol b. pleasing spectacle for free people
A1f,rerp n. J., Dec ~ 1870. d.
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folels.

A -GLENHAN HOTEL and RES TAU RANT,
- 7thvr t.iqe-r y e ~f Oh ts-f.very modern con
yc.L, ace. elegant i1oIa- single s'Dte. -
y. r. BARRY NanaEer
fsO~ssfORE HOTEL,
rrrr-on Bro. svav 7taTa anl i2lst. rhreo btoela
from .ho rand central DePo just con- 3.c, ~ III unrrii
n-urpN-f1-nrs.
rti0l o. Guests % F l,76 American ans Furn'4H
f CH4vTEs T. Leland Proprietor
~ the DrLAvAF HOCsE albany lnd cLAHsN DON
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN of middle age wishes To
n obfain hoard IN the country within honrs ~ View
Yors pst IN board and modIa Address &. W. d..
TIlbane ONCE.
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Sales 30 1ucuou.

A. Vrs=-.. NHrt.11~e
DY BANGS. HER 4tE a. Co., Gj6 l!rOadw0y,
~ aear Aon4-i.-.a.s8 Oh Jo,4s, Hor-s u Ar~ Fanny
Goods. &c.
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INVALID NURSE.-By a respectable English
woman. who experienced sex rure rr .iuG and
attentive. doe. Offices fo sewing Fl .iti
ss.l tgc-s rl furnish -nt reference. Ca CARP La
{ GERS, los .tnsva., B,4r sth 81.
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= woman ui.Ics % rnrI. N r.It' cf.u F.f. ~ .
own hcrsr strictly temperate. Z5a rat ia.at. 1850
Room =
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Tg0gT0N'S G0slD PENS
Also every variety OF GuIl, PE,a, Asr ChlttLOiD
PL CHS aud J Lt 80 T.. J. .- 81. 81.
the Oh silIG, 40 - hA4Dr---l-A-'H' " j.
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COOK or LATNDRFSS. Or both. or HOUSE
- WQEhsy Respectable "oHn ciiy ~ ooiniry; ni-.s
woad 90 homework regli-,i "a tar
Yves West lti -, corner Il ilr-i'vag.
nRFSa{fAKING.- Wanted. by a competent
~ coecd shaker wo> oy TIE gay or Ffs san 80 ~
gye rstc473 personal rcf,rcGcc Cali AZ l3- W.: 1oi
UOUgEWORK.-A young woman, German
Fru.stsu5, wants situation for general he'sswork oF
care Of chit. ~ OK 'g S ar he r ut
ROME BUTEaU No. is 81 four above lo,h 81
USEWORK.-Capable, tidy eolorad We
q ss,d as g pss 81 -s o5f and ir @
or eosntry Pcs y, com ~ ~ 's nj, & GU
ave. above 9th 81, tne crlg store.
HOUSEW OKLA widow woman wants
situation Tor general homework whore -l' p nav f'f
daueheG - sait aser OF oieFwse .s M wss's
small COED H., rofcrcnce. III Wcst GisL
NOUS WORK. Young Swedish woman. a
IA soo COOK wasigT ana oi s6 iaT ,; sgn''- w.
caDsOie aud =a oi Fart % - country
uOUsEWORK-A neat active ca.aud wo-
upstairs wo.4 small private family eAe'AA, rei'Fs-c'-
Call or address 10 East llti-1~
HOUSEW0BK-By German e. icstana
1nS T2Ff Is 4. 'i 5 Il isi i i s @ 1e.
uOVSTWORK.-A Scotch girl. abe stronc.
an Wiling ior general vors god iana- r.os can
or coGniTg gsccs modolage. s60 Srh-lve, 1. ..
INVALID NURSE.-By a respectable English
woman who Is m e$pl'. n'sd d ses .o SJTs ' % ',
-s,1' re~s s iinlsn -na,i rel,fcsce Cal 81, ,AHP-A-
CEg's, 05 .,hsvs. n,ar yihsi
T AUND2ESs and CHiMB.PMAW.-A
~ sasd Ti IS .iniTes aaa oA"'"o'.a' '''' ey
I AGEN ORS, DRESS 81 AKiNG. &1,.--An eX-
rs ara repairs AMI colas aors % 49, in'luer
make over human h@r sos D~l Oh aadfes , ,ih~'e'
I upstars.
D~T-pGE re.-t.t. 4 De Ceet.I. I...-..f.. r..
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Glationern.

DlARlES FOR 1876 and DAILY JOLRSS ~
.ror, l5 cents g. Rank BOOKS stationary and Print
~ II, li,i4 .t how price orders collected. FRANCIS
q l,FJ-Tl. 81. No. - 1hl'rnllne
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4, r rbe HOME BUREAU, No. 5I3 6th-avc.,
= Ia.4- g.F anal }2f s-s will be found number ~
clrp 90 ,rrG ,erVauts male female - suit lny canet
city country supplied a .hortet h"ca g1o'' bO"5 ''i1
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NOUS WORK. Young Swedish woman. a
I soo c,s washer. ana isoaeE Cor genera W. ~ q Pr
caDsDle aud % - couDtry
Bod stl-agg. ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

THO LFT-Four ROOMS. three fights M.
va--r art closet hocr renf 81 peg month can az
Ia Wlytr.cr-piiee.
.l'k WAFEELkE-PLACE.- elegantly-iur-
<9t ni,ard -a.- o' roams iati pontit. @s nion iLe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

THtN3ERHAID--By neat, respectable
- swedish ,ia 80 c5ml erworS and waiting an be gen
erlv ensr is competent waitress UGcs's d. siiF'r,
49, s e.. ia also eo1 wgsner ironer city or country
Cal af Na 300 jtl ave. uelr -5d.at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

GHAMBERIAID and WAITRESS p a
I ~ g'. .q.t e.rl good rffcrcscrs C1n 5o addressed
A. 10 M 81 A. or seen JleIe 1h4rseay afternoon and Fri
trr ID. .rf4r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

gIOISEN OEk.-A WIDOW woman wants
A sUrtuu for General homework whore el' have ffr
iaueheT vic. aer - Wat door, otsTw .ti wages
small. sp.G B.. /. reference. I'll West / iDlsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

GEAMSTRESS and CIAMBEGILID - 4
- coilpr;ort A. lni oiF i'I,.rc' ID 1e 'sr'-
lrUt ..nst chamber al Il glad rI . is
tidy ~ he Dsra0l ant ul e' 4i 81 D.
p'RCrs anf ttNe plsco Time cy 40 ,,Il. $40
BfhaVe, l3u-s;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

COOK or LAUNDRFSS. or both. or HOUSE
" WOEhRv respectable woman city ~ country; MAJ r.
kinds desserts. l'r- pastry - o. ~
class auiai-f- S0ald co homework Required "a tr
city 4lrrclee- Apply 40 oLLL5 AE4s--t No ia
West ith -, corner OF HIriafv'av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

Of cll.Gl ctf OF country ~ Iatrt.iiN
wages no cajrc. she Dee seen At the Pr EST AT
ROME BUEIA L, No LIS 90 we four doofs above iO'h 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, tidy cOl0Tad w0-
men ntt pi4ccs thorough COOKS washer -4 lonefs
Ork chauifryOrk amt V4''n" Tor ff
or country tDr YER s.,'s lan
be sen a. ti.e PROTESTANT HOME BCREA', I5s Gtu
ave-. above 9th a., fne 81 ig store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

COOK and NWRSE.-Two German girls one
~ a. uook aDd W 30 tbo SOrA VI hOuse
Keeper. sCg East 18th VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

4 AlNDEESS anu t.t-NEttt ia
Il rr,,o-t8t youE roua as . elias. 4l.ia. .'i',
puts, pol fIlc. ST.. llI i. 4I ElI7 % .t Tf
war; vii dU ohaaiDeT'~o.N required ...,f. 1of
reference. Apply 40 OD-44i b -NJ Heat ot.L r tt" '
FRO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

TSEFUL-An American Protestant lady de-
L sIrts r0st oH atit.t : t1ui, u,s..s hc.
FL. s-iy ntf gnD rtsa0s hof O. mako
useiul. Aef.csa SIs Ct.itIY, irbcnc Onico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

ytiftlfvERAl NIB and WAITRESS.-Ap Eng
X lisa PROT staat vpEng voman ltofo1Fiy e,,g,ro 1'
tis rp.-,uor- Applv ~ ODElIt5 AGENCY, 100
We ..,--t. conner " roadway. inquire COR q. B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

LADY STENOGRAPHER, whose time IS
"a .rf- p4rtlv sccrp.si desires htIfLoa for SHHU +
FlAvp work either urvat- dctaons 0lco writing Al
dr.-- ~. B.. r., E-1uu. once.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-06-05

STRIPED CUCUMBER BEETLE.-Af-
ter trsin G many methods | find moth.
ing SO cheap and effective as to keep
a close watch, and as soon as the bugs
appear, scatter wood ashes over the
vines, either by hand or with q dredg-
ing box made for the purpose. To
the Hubbard and other winter squash.
es, it should be applied both OIL the
upper and under surface of the leaves.
1t is important to begin hostilities as
soon as the bugs seem TO determine
upon a point of attack, and in order
to confuse them-and it does assist
greatly to distract their attention,
and some times they quit in dismay
eve at this-wbenever crossing the
field | find that they have begun op-
erations. | at once scatter over them
fine ~pulverized dirt to answer until
some ashes and a dredging box can
be brought to the front. Employing
these means with promptness l have
rarely lost an acre of vines from their
ravages, though | can boast of as
many billions bugs to the acre as any
man on this continent.-[Root's Gar
den Manual.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-06-05

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react sith double force upon W. au.
thor In tho estimation o. 90 right.
thinking people. II is only the
backyard, tho bully and the rough.
who fad 10 such an article anything
worthy Of IT. tempered rsort or per-
sonal violence. The profession Of a
journalist is too high aud honorable
q calling, to pander to the passions
and tastes OF this class or to allow
then to scizs liz skirts and drag It
down into the mire in which they
wallow habilually.
No editor Of a newspap r, there.
fore, who is worthy Of the name and
profession he assumes, has a right to
dishoLor it and himself by acknowl.
edging his intellectual inferiority in
not being able to reply to an antago
nistin kind, or his moral cowardice
in not being able to abide in silence
the veadict of an intelligent public
upon an indecent or malicious attack.