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For YOUNG Lalio5-City.

For Young Lalio3-City.
HFNDRTCK INSTITUTE, % West 26th-st.
french, German, aHd Engiissi Boarding and Day
YonnS Lacs asn healthy ami delicate children
FuC kr dIl. Apple l;ions received t-
hIn-ner sep; nhei. Dctate pupils strengthened ny
fviaaaS e da pg. h'iing. and move iieut cure.
IN : Nl;All l.. HENDKICK, Principal.
Il KINDERGARTEN, II East 43d-st., near
~ .fasonave. o.i .n Dast Kinicsar'.n in ne cty
Al the Fro,bd odrIpl,ns tspcht thoroughly framing
class ~ a. tsrs aud tssches ,nDps aai families snpphoi
V ia klnJ.i.aitners Miss T.. 81 CDE, Prin.
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A VALUABLE, ENTERTAINING, AND
n SFASONAEIK BOOK
spLENDIpLY ILLUSTRATED.
uARPER q BROTHERS, NowNo,k
Publish his Day
EOOKS AND CORNERS OF THE NEW-ENGLAND
COAST.
BY SAMUEL ADAMS DRAKE
Author Of landmarks Of EOson" "Is'oric Fc'ds and
Mansions OF Mddlcsex' &c
surerby Illustrated by eminent American Artists.
svO. cloth, 81 80
Mr Samuel Drake does tor TIE View ENGLAND coast
srch serie 40 M Nordlo6 has done Tor the Pacific BIS
.,ooks AID Coc. 81 tac - England Coast volume Of
4sa pae is an admirable guide both the lover o. The pic
turcsnnc and the sarc for historic ioir vel stay
al IONS traveI,rs TIE Preface story book
# sketch uisp the coast, with the mott0i ON tins t
If takes an s.n,r' summer began with MI Drake ono
[ f,tmss Day MouLt H,-ert. whence he went south,
fo.c ins n Cas- me Pernaguia Monnccani Ws- 'nd
.Againcucus ,he arli,nt Chy of ORR; kt,ry Point;
Tin Shoals; Neseaete; salem anu Mar1ehsafi fymnnth
Aud DuA1ury; Nantucket, OF 'Aantcsn; Newport, Nhi,h
ronOpozes lily pages; M0wtIOie, Sew London; Norwich
nsd Saybrook. What rs to sho" and hiscy 10 "a
ina Drake gives in pleasant taA and three hmerel
views, maps and portraits aid very much to the
mt r. 81 al his ieXt"- \. y. 1rhnnc.
"Mr brakes 'NoOas and Corners Of the New-EnGand
Cast Ought 10 be- IN the hands every who ,sts
ASIDE rcsoIs illustrated with upward Of 800 cn7N
ss on wood eni aeug ~ scenery PORTRAITS ucirt-,
enbcis,i very inter- l.
,ns d. scripon VI Or England ring paVs
,med wh anecdotes. Of history connected WITH the va
Iou- place ard peasant eOssi? about people ard things ii
general The fun Of valuable nfOfCdOD for tour
and appearance Tie etnt Of tho usual rash io
the country viii acceptable 10 large lumber OF read
cs"-, Boston saturday Evening Gazette.
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t3eliaiou5 Notices.

tr,,,u Memorial Church Forty eighth at west ~ srsth
avc-Ou SUNDAY. al 1880 a. M divine scrVic T ~ or
I Rev. A. H. HffiflR SEWToN, viii prrS:h.
An senls, Church, cor Fourth ave and Tweniie'hs'-
SUI, structures National Life Evening service
omitted
AZ r.ce Tabernacle ~ Z. Currh, West Thirty fourth
Tor ~ urach SUNDAY IORNING at ga, EVE NG
IT - Young Peoples Meeting, $50 p M stats nee All
welcome
-ixt,-f--t street VI. Y. ChnrT between Ti,ra ar
see0. PLcaclng ~ ~ : - an ~ p w. Wv 10 thc
gospel Accounting e. ST. Jon" Evening: "rho True Prn-
ri le oi National Gieain,ss' .----------------
Al sous' iadeVenheni Ep:1ccya Church. r 'p pf
1kOuS " pe to ,n"rf,w AZ ~ ~ ~ "a " rvr%
INC; on "hc Moral aud D'hoiaii1ms Ebects ID ~e Lao
THt." strangers cordially welcomed
h,'oc,n',"n rn liPSbHY EVExfJG az ~ ocleck.
n,rr-.nsi abe Class 'er yonns men only SUNDAY a
a. ihG,slay evt Mr. a; Ocoo in he i@cine room am,
e. s-s very aicforon O'Clock. N ine raror'
Bedford street Methodist Fpi-cop, cmrc'i corner Of
~ 1t 1880 and at 7;ij M Evening subj ct ap
pros rat n the dav
Bccr,.c- street Iniver.n.; Church, corner Of iosn
rr II Is, clock m Recent Of mcalcr. fnd cele-
laion tie i0" supper after the SERMON" s'"se' Wei
Ero,dw1y Tn,esnncic Churcl-nrlne t'e ronth Or
Juiy rr,, iLiM ~ HH,n"uh M D. "i bngsr r ~,
month n Accast.
Central ". 2. Charrh -cscnl ave- 6e,wcea lhrteen,h
= iIApI.,WEf, Pd-or. ~ lJi5 M ald "a p H. a COZ
diA ec!. ,Ll. &, a..tIsr.r.
Calvary n.rfst Church nv r'ytlrlst. b. Ii::l and
ptY suINiNci All sVENiS, he exi+r.s tn frsae reg.
Sr.ii9,i sco..i ally ins.,.d.
Christ Church. rnhave. anI Thrr-hhh SIT 10 30
- ' '' ~ Els thirch. Alias snEIDON wooDht,
mi D q 4 Oh
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,rsr or ARTICLES To APPEAR, EXPOSITION
General Pan Education u; Exposition, -x-noe,rro,s
BY Geu. John Eaton, r, /. = oIn OF Fd EAfONiii"N
Education Vienna Lyi oAti1H, x....o.,-,o,-
= Z~Cnbori, Austrian CON- ENi'0'iA'-'
Educational Congress.
Newton batesan oi lIlhcls GAi'
Public Work Architecture, etc,
~ Hon j. j.. PiIbHck, Boston, Mass. ESfoSiii'S
col cge@ AZ the Exposition,
BY j. NJ Gregory, LID, ILL., IDuus thiN' h>fO7i ii'-'
~, prS NJ y t,l,.a ~ : COMMISSIONER IMPOSITION
H., p,os W.. sr smith of Hoson Mass EXPOSITION
100 II Educational PTogr ~ x.,no~,-,ox
I,y j. G.. StockOIidge, I'D, 81 Mass. EAi''iii
Gen raj Tian q the Whole Exposition, ...,,r,<..-
By Dorsey Garinor t-NiD7Aii'-'
Snrc copies Of this Gobe naEibor 81 ~ PAGES may nc gu"
Newsletter IN The Litti states W WI ~
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Qn5trueiion.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
4 IL Summer Open.-Willson " WalwOths
~ business College and Photographic :. utuie 80 Fast
F0rter'lthst cur Union-suare, day and ug send Tor
circulate.
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Qfaebers.


1" MER. school. INST" founded 1919.
~ If reliable andpracficsi Eiucationai bureSu
To id Sesanis sus Families wanting Teaetrst
To represent eacters seeking Positions
10 yive parents M. on " Srr,i Srb"els;
To sell rent. and exchange school Properties.
TMg.STY YEARS have proved II eflcielt ~ III
THE RIGHT TEACHER FOR TIE HIGHT fIA' t.
J. W. sCHsRMERHORN, A: NJ Actuary,
II BOni-si., NeN-i "rN
rT,EACHERS WANTED for Autumn vacancies
In Schools aud Academies Hits0t Jgiyoas'snq rom ~
every state. saries 81 500. For pac ars asss
"AMER EDUCATIONAL UNION" I5I BTeafwy, y. I.
vTEACHERS BUREAU. :. -,,.,.
1 t,.st..p~a or tsy TEACHERS a" al inc IneliSnn
lr,nces aucea modern languages, nEslc nTh .ue
kindergar.en FURNISHED. examine facirre OF hoern
a,caaes aud personally. and accept onD cOmpre
eacbeTs fer any Department. By tir - stem ann Nv
charges ha, many teachers In the eohnfr rres
ter,s Information gwen Of good schools shs9 WIN
P''''"''' " ~ West 3Jiist
WANTED for the coming year. by an exne-
W renced TEACHER, position 10 If,, ~ y, me
English branches. Address for one week, 1ZJ "Aouo'"!
ave. Brooklyn. " Y.
MISUNDERSTANDING for five young
w wunep graduates OF Ciaverach College sni nM,sos
River Institute Who have received The ccgce 81 Blcnr1r o
hyts ami are prepared teach Ingil-' Frrieh "efh
latin Music Address ALONZO ELACh, PRESIDENT ClaVer
y. \.
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ENACTORY FOR SALE-Thc large and spa-
a CiYrs BNE and or MIEhL ~ Et Mt LKAN no
IrrA Tt.lre.il st. and FaIA ilN 10
ne' Wei hr loig lease aso cngi boiler cynr, ana
olrr nuucrl Improvements; building T. suitable for any
manu- -lrtl ing h. snrsa; viii be- soiI bargain
John Wnganl III south secOnist st. Louis,
No.
ETOH SALE-A No. GRlSI and MERCHANT
MIL with four OF Fr'nch burr sion" hlt o store
tories ligll. ~ U6 aaHb year;
iuery an new II f. head dr0la y Left vince, cost be
~ labor, 900; WI ht SOLD ~ gt'1t
srir or win take par'ncr price and fan igsclJfon
address l.. K NCIi, Neuchnrl. No3iaha t", k'rf+
{NANrED-$4O,0 900 TO $4,000 for one year,
w IN rir.t Bond M0.rgace ur0l highly frccr"vb
property orth $500 o. hitss c. - Box 22j5 New
iOlh Z. O.
ySTh%TrD--AN ACTIVE PARTNER with
w frOri Sj,oDp. maruactnrc icw arrfe'e.
irspnsa0c hardware rie. woss shop ann kitchen.
having YToat. Apps % g, e. MANN, ~ rToaisG,
brtWccn thc n0Grs OF !. aud 2.
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IN TIE KITCHEN.

THE COOK BpOK OF TIE SEASON. ny afr- FrHtrIu
=. al Ter 4to. COtli. 56s ~. 80 50
volume IS ~ "ea ria ing II cNcrs an siG
wch. ia us fulnes-, variety and Mater as are
dawn from az bon w. ana !,r,icl. tie Re
t!pa sa.c br.n Gaze, ally tc-tct not i!ro" seer az
col1f.- iudcn,n'' Fuk rtos Inherited 'r additions 4.
ana ni "a q lindiu, ari.
back allow IL Z" lie ana Dc iTt~J con
-,iie-i lay fhosr rnfag " Ia The hiic1em"
r saiu by All Dokoecfs. sent postpaid on receipt 81
The pace.
LEE & SHEPARD, PnhlshorT BOSTON.
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Menu Publications.

A CHOICE COLLECTION OF valuable Err
kA giisi and Foreig, Bceks Ey sminstions invited
APpLETON'S ANTIQUARIUN, 10 dds, near Bower
.. LIVERY DAYS NEED
IL A cOlectic1 Of
WALI~PRovEN RECIrEs
furnished ty .te - ,.,,,e,,
LADIES OF THE BUSINESS WOMENS UNION.
Price, round, Toe; paper cover, SOC. -,
The book viii he mais 10 ahi.eSs on fsNtlp' on PNt
Al,arsS ht SIN Ess WOAENS UNION, 80 Niuonghhyst
Brcokbn. ~.
EDUCATION What is TO he done IN Edca-
~ tossl Matters az the Centennial ExpoHtlon
EDUCATION the uEivr rial Inquiry among tu'a
tors. fas. Land y"uria! 81 i.h''a
EEVC ALTON The iuiuft Issuing
gpscal Centennial fditsol JuY 10Th, winch
EDUCATION shall glvc ull nlHIiatipI On tai. subject
livery college President, every FI0:fs 'r
EDUC ALTON ev,ry Piiaeipa 81 AfadtmJ or Srn""l
every public schNI TtacI,r every Schcv
EDUCATION Superintendent every cOilc~e sneHt, eVHy
school boy and gr. every Publisher, ,VtIy
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fsstrurlert maker, every sen"hihfH,,uro
EDUCATION manufactures, every artist. every man OF sl
cIce every Che.ns III hne, cvcry one WI w
EDUCATION interested the list ~ important artcle ~
the competent men in the country, which
EDUCATION Will appear In this nIubgi
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VII r. 9d it-cf TO pPrcnt- r,
pasurs. Ic-,, auh AL lo,tr- of chl.hOod Among rs
I.rsl cof..ts "GlulAIia Dirinl&;y' cohiaI ing
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cld.en; Ca % %pecm is q" ions Ndl ihg' d",i
f.fft.- r7an"el ..f-fi'sr nid In '> lN ava ceases
i..lug cluicf ,or1.oI % ~ specimens tn WiDr
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A SUMMER PARISH:
SERMONS AVD MORNING SEKNIf Us FPRANER AT
TIL. TWIN MDtNGhIN - u ~, Di KING
AUG, ~. l~Tl.
IY HENRY NARD BEFciFR
LARGE with Photographic Portrait. EXVa
Clyh. 81 20.
hook VIII be- welcome a. OisG lds % W. bflti'l
fri. pds 4ti7Wlero Wl Ind vt Il "a thcs liz Lighter
lAlols dnrng BE period 81 lis >nn;neI rest
TO an booksellers viii be sent 70 any address,
''F' ~ j. H. FORD K 90. Publishers.
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A GREAT CHANCE-Closing out sale large
- a.f ,e-ant stn ~ Npf, y TIC, by order adhn-
itrairiS Hy nanef md al. The laifsi I'M W ements'
secop-haui pianos, short ne, equal to new cheap.
RARNOitl.,-. 3oT b. go ker--t.
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Glar5le auo Slate alantc!5.
Ainsiea! 1Hstrame'Its.

4 LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, Square and
~ tr!t-af - RENT - SELL cheap. Sales easy
monthly payments. Cau - NJ. NJ. MERRELEe, No Union
sQuslc 10. l5j FO1roil a.. o.
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! lGtTE 4 ERNST, old horse g. iighte q
P-l1haiy Ol'r their splendid PIANnFOi. IL at low
price l)tii, at II Eiat lltsI Also
smith. \ 'ti.F[CNN ORGANS.
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| ALBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
Va p.y G Pet, any na D s.seste a. s
24h, atea sadlg at west foin G1TnssL SsSsa,sn
.ss a points Eas sS e rrp
to and ap fro Saratoga 70 saisross a5 Round
IS 40
A LBANY TROY end sARAT srt ;,ao ,,s to
ne InTcased tsa.s on tth ami 9th Of July
s Sat FiG a? N EvESiS5 SSy p % ros
SUNDAY EyiT%ffNG July g. at p. m, steamer TIIos.
oNDA s.s n%Sxe Esf at m '''f'd Of p m"
soo ON % Bat to fS nG arH 90
toes and rturn, -; good 80 days --------
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsat2nic
PORT leaves catharne slip at II 80 N. and b"gpot"
! ii p NJ.
CITIZENS LINE.-Steamboats for TROY.
" connecting with all railway lines Norh and West Elegant
stean5oate leave da satuays eTeegt,d 81 f syd lo 81,
I connecting lines JOS. CORNELL supt
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY,
/ " NEwYokK and loND BRANCH pIvIs.oN.-Unth
'''l'e' H" Sf&%@Tk $S6 $S%Tn ASaSY; ,,r., =,
SSo @ a GS%s % e ssd Fern
k. :. RrcKEa, srpt. and tusr.
DEPARTTRE OF THE0UIGGdHI RAILROAD
k EEr n %2 and %t' ID G% E
NJ NV Yosx, Nrwmayry AND Hnqronp-For Boston via
ne aad 10 o. a a ror awe so d.
~ NV w Ydak ~ Sef iSo I1ircS Rgnss 1890 IL
Nnyjrt,rf aSTatiL u the Vest 10 and H. le4o
! and . 30 q. NJ; 73D p. m. teniicranD. , ,,..
PENNsYLs RAgp Dor 30 West and SOUTH va ltts-
l,r 20 n. M aud AMI 23O P'r The Soutf via
Washington a. m. and ani p m FOR Ihiia cpia
! / 20 : 90 au 80 a. ~, and 1880. B - 49, 4jo D
! 800 aud D. j. n.shi.
| lTOR WEST POINT, NEWBIRGII, Pkeepsic,
i.onioat KINGSTON, cozzens. Cornwall, MHtsn NGT
Iambarsn. AMI (daTlburO by rIrJ The VIZ ~ PoNtjL'
! leaves NBSrH"-Si. Pier 80, H., faly, AT 3:dop N
! NOR Rond,Ht aud Kingston, connecting with
kemo Il sud O.wego liaili'a andiag a. hlthan eh'
ncar W..t ICnt, Cornwall NcBhurgh, MARLBOROUGH Mt0
IIighnud CNeNlat ant E'opus III" steamboat Ih2,nas
Cornell every TneiIy Thursday and saSlfy LEAVING liar
psDnst. Pier 30, y. r., at p m
! EOR Iondout * Kingston, landing az Cozzens
I Puiutl Cornwall, Newbrrc', Narlihront D. Huun
Ponghtee rir, West PTt and t'op tho fttaipoat Ian
w. baldwin every HOIdg VI uo-tiy aah tfhAiy, iraVihS
Harrison &c.. Pier No -, Noril tivef AZ 4 p ~.
| FALL RIVER LINE
| FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
05UNDAYs. June q to Aug. 20 ncla.iv'sl "tj .. H.
Fro.n Pier rs North River, foot o1 MuIraJ-ai,
TIE WORI D.RI.NOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL. AND PROVIDENCE
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SUNDAYs June q to Aug 20 incG,ivc) "tj D. m
Frosn Pier rs North River. foCt 81 Murray-'',
TIE WORI D.HINOWNbD STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
gan, , g. SIAf,iONS Capt b. i. ~lMNON6.
HALLS HANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
Tie mos. direct rOu'c TO Taunton, Mi.eboo, Pjm' ith
New rcrfrrd Narihas vinegar Naniuci', cio co., inc
WHITE MOUNTAINS and all princla pcli'9 IN View rn'
GLAND aaI ,i,e PTOvIEcc@.
For Ticket. apply At 9i BroewH7 Proad
wav corner Twcnt iris; Court a.. Brooklyn or ~
the tho Per- AM a all principal Hotels and 1k t o.
Zee. tiscnv. BokDFN ~ ipFIII- Aern'F'
GEORGE l. COTNOR. Ger. r1Sa. Agent O. G. s.B 60.
Z EHlGu VALLEY EAiLROAD--$tMME
4 AKA NGLNE>rs JUAE2S, ls7j.-Degois foot Of
C,itanit and lo-bF j-ses sts. 49,.
$50 ~. ira H. through 10 Lnira, Stopping NJ Nc|MaiKe
Ipgnd Brook. Phillips" Easnn Boz irtonf Ailrii
town. M..ci Cbui.,, Nht' Haven. NN>"Ssrf', ft's
ton Iaula aHd iito:Tei ar station; also rouHe cts
wili fI.D. r.. ita'it, laIiI-ol4 ma ioft,Tiilr.
10 20 ~ nan, through aarock. Stopping ~ he prn
stations rms tam ~ t"nu'c son asa
N..ra, " city ha1lct'H aiding, Pott"Nl', si'd
90 m tr1n Chunk, stopping AZ All IN
dat. :
$50 r. ~ tsi Ni' * press laly for all principal stations
aIa via trs inr ithaca, AGag no. h,St'I
Iu'.iil. F.lis Suspension Briet, 2Ai IN Wee
Pullman coping CO1c.irs attached Z" ~ nam.
I.,If . a 1 IL,
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L. KENH NO1lL1 IsONN hibhb
L THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW.
NOL.ANXl. No l&l 80 ANi-K NtABfhb
TFNIS: =
I. Hudda SIN IT. Fast, Present, andfniiHe
j. The Z1ne %. A~for IDS.
ITT Tho vslforis Fals~ v cssiahs Il f1c Jews
IN. u,lin- Sketches OF my cT-rs aid "fleFes
v \ shining Light TistOpieI t'i'n"l7.
VI. laIrai TIfalliity ard can Government
VII. some Rsmi.isceia,' q. the Td'sainy l~ng
Ei.f. tiisir ilirdVt'r Jd inn ace.
X. I;c- AID Criticisms. Ics,ug ot csns q" Han
r. ala. Hts Iq Next ,clIoO' year. 80, &c.
y. OI4tda.l,s. ,r.r..
XT Nupeiaix- Insurance Goo' pad. aHd Irdfer ut. ,
The WORK ma, be had nf- 81 paris "i We htH
states and Ri - America. spec zen copy losig. i
sIf by tao editor rec. Of4 - Gnrl A%.tt~ ihi To-
,.a, n ., = g., \ assam a., EDW. T. STbiS, IL D.,
Il.itor PROPRIETOR 6@S iii"riw"j, New ON
\ WING THOIGHTS OF LEADING THiNk-
Frs. 4 Tlesaarus. By Rov. :. i. Linn, a. NJ lNO'r
1?rno. iSi ~. Coih. =. $500, -
rcpote WITH hi Liant sy nes. cho'e s-ntin MS ana rie
ssn. TSS-ac ipi.ccc She aC:L0rf the "H' isiali
ard lie airr'ons 70 which - al1rlri ~ MY
popular authors With their red i 49, in~i l-a | Al
pla5 Coal arranged stl nat" io. zee ana l,,r l,T
t0r sr lr bon srrs -tuTIil,. Scnf ~ mai ~ rec ~ q"
the jr.cc JOHNSON, WlI9ON 4 %, - HSief~,
= Hpekadn-st Ne" Nois.
AGAXINf.S. Baci, Numbers cheap; 10000
I'VE PORTRAITS. VIEWS. and SOAR fRlN q, \mti[
,a;i a. 10 sle " f. Vs. LAWi.a.' =, % N's"'
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EsEOpLE,, LINE FOR ALBANY AND


< WHITE MOUNTAIN, via PYHpith ard VIA Hochs STIR
ami y. Conway, \. H., POki LANU, At Gust +, BELFAST
NOGkIAND, rom POINT, BANGOE, NAtHlAr, M
Dis- ..T aId S.JONS Drawing room ear rn tIrush be-
tH.r Ioron and Whit Mountains also betW rem New
fond0 aud Portland Peach white Mountains ~ 80 arf
r0Ttda'' Al 10 Bangor, p M Leave New Ncr, fvhO
N0rth River, NONnIt y LlNi.-i"av" Nc%-NnfE
Central Depot. aud 10 AMI and3p N .aisl Al
Mofcs nIfh Portland and ACrcclVr
aai 30 p. The ~ IA - cApcs' - y
mouth White AI,Hnt ms y COaHay Portland, and Bangor
The - tao Oh train e. Nashua Rochester. torf
with thr
Trunk rms ClrOneh
ti.t. .sr ,t..k,t a lraf, oll
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Gteamboais ano RAILROADS..

Albany AND TROY by DAYLIGHT
n Day bortsC e. yIBBARD and DANIEL DREW. ~@vr
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The COddling Moth.

SOME observations have been made on
the coddling-moth, or apple-worm. We
catch them by means of thick cloth or
paper bands, about four to six inches
wide, put about the trunk of the tree and
held fast by carpet-tack. We have one
season used good straw wrapping paper,
folded into three thicknesses. About
three -fifths of the moths hide in the
folds of the bands, two-ffths between the
band and the tree. / prefer band of
one thickness of wooden cloth Last
season we used one thickness of carpet
paper, but the birds pecked it off good
deal in hunting out the worms. We have
learned that the bands must be removed
and worms killed every eight or ten days,
or some are liable to escape. At one
time we lost quite anuInber of worms by
leaving the bands on twelve days at a
time.
The hog remedy is only partial one
Late in July $50 apparently wormy ap-
pies were picked up from the ground and
cut open; not ore contained a worm. AT
the same time $50 such apples were
picked from trees; about 20 per cent
only contained larvae. The rest had
crawled out and were likely under folds
of bark, out of hogs way. On July
101 apparently wormy apples were taken
from Wagner tree; fifty contained the
worm, tifty-one had lost the worm. On
July 26 200 red Astrachans, apparently
wormy, were examined Ninety-nine
were found to contain worms; 101 con
tanned no worms.-Prof w. J. Beul
Mtchiqan AgrlcuLturaL College.
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Effects of Paris-Green on Vegetables.

WHETHER Paris green, used in the de-
struction of po:ato-bugs and other in
sects, is poisonous to vegetable life is a
question of much interest to all. DR..
William McMurtie, of the Agricultural
Department at Washington, has devoted
considerable time and experiment to the
calculation of this question. Among
other experiments, he planted peas in
boxes of soil impregnated with solu-
ton of arsenic of different strengths, the
object being to ascertain if arsenic could
be absorbed in sufficient quantity by
plants to become injurious to the health
of the consumer, and if not taken up by
the plants during growth whether it ex-
erted poisonous influence upon the
plants themselves. The plants were found
to be affected in proportion to the amount
of the arsenical compound used, the
size of the growing plants decreasing
regularly as the amount of the poison
was increasing. A chemical test of these
plants after. being so affected by this
poison revealed no trace of arsenic, and
the conclusion arrived at was that
arsenic cannot be absorbed and assimi-
lated by plants in the process of growth,
though plants may be injured by the
presence in the soil of about 900 pounds
of Paris green. With the quantity of
Paris green actually used, perhaps five
or ten pounds to the acre, no effect upon
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The Discovery of LilhOgraphy.

A WRITER says: After the first tri-
umphant performance of Mozart's opera
of "Don Juan" at Munich the theater
was deserted by all except one man.
Alois Sennefelder had still much to do.
After looking around the stage to see
that no sparks had ignited about the
theater be retired to his room to stamp
the theatertickets for the following day
As he entered the room he had three
things in his hands-a polished whet-
stone for razors, which he had purchased,
ticket-stamp moistcned with printers
ink, and check on the theater treasury
for weeks salary. He placed the check
on table, when gust of wind took it,
swept it high up in his room for mo-
ment, and then deposited it in a basin
filled with water. Sennefelder took the
wet paper, dried it as well as he could,
and then, to make sure of it, weighed it
down with the milestone ON which he
had carelessly before put the printing
stamp. Returning the following morn
ing he was surprised to see the letters of
the stamp printed accurately on the
damp paper. He gazed long at the
check; a sudden thought flashed through
his brain; he wondered if by some such
means he could not save himself the
weary trouble he continually had copy
ing the songs of the chorus. That very
morning he went and purchased large
stone and commenced to make expert
'ments, and finally succeeded in discover
ing the, art of printing from stone
lithographY
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An Anecdote Of King Alphonso.

In recent letter from Paris to Apple-
tons Journal Lucy II. Hooper tells the
following:
An anecdote has lately been going the
rounds about a King of Spain, who, it is
whispered, is no other than the young Don
Alfonso XII. 1t seems that, while on
board vessel on his way to his domin-
ions, one of his newly introduced mobiles
presented himself before his sovereign to
impart some important information. The
young King listened, and then began his
reply. Unfortunately, just at that mo-.
ment the ship began to roll in most ag-
onizing fashion. The unhappy courtier
felt very, ce'y i'll, and finally, to conceal
his misery from the King, he was forced
to hide his face in his hat. Don Alfonso,
while continuing his discourse, furtively
observed all that was going on, and when
he judged that the crisis was passed he
interrupted himself suddenly. Count
he said, in most majestic tones, "you for
get that you are grandee of Spain. Put
on your hat, l command your
Imagine the tableau,
From this and from one or two other
similar stories l am led to imagine that
the young King of Spain has, like most
boys of his age, good deal of fun in his
composition.