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or. john SCHOOL,

& I. JUL Y NNlI'TVTI,
LADIES A&p CHILDREN -
Pev TFEopoRN IRVING, LID, Rector, 81 West
~ Iryi.gs zeal class for the study OF the Engli'l
Ta.re and Ieraurr illustrating and in ,trattti by
history, rradiHeo from e best authors WI Cefa a.
November. Historical AID critical aiily
O; tie Fire rfs wiz bcgin az tho same tiIle.
~ cissea lldea have finished Their stu'Ic
ana would i.-c avail nonset - Of shch coIisc.
4. - De- cT.inCut Tor iounE B0y3. 49, 1900
T.c F. 4, -! oDeU8 Nc;lur. da,, sept ~. 1870 -
os cIoa'aIs lfor.,o apply to tic Rector 40 2l West
irl 81, ..4u.. J. W.
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NEW BOOK in "LITTLE WOMEN" SERIES.
FIRST EDITION 10000 COPIES.

"oyer two hundred thousand copies OF the Little Women
SOLD in the United States alone rnce the fir
volume published The popularity Of her books in this
country Europe SHOWS that people do appreciate real 1T
erary joined with genuine natrIaness and hu
mnty Miss Alcot wriesup the level OF the best human
nature and not Of tic she pats herself in
work. people enjoy her works because they find such
trae natural loyaJe iheIn."I The Goidcn Age
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NIGrb!e ano Slate HlGnIels.
Gorces, Carriages, Garness, &c.

DEADY-MADE HORSE BLANKETS,
~ ware o. grades AMI suita ~ or FL nses In.
'rriag@ yelling wagon hain
also large variety Oh CARRIAGE ROBES, IA Erecc rom
H., cheapest the richest STYLES imported -. CiAHkS
osi,tl,ed patent HORSE-CLIpPElG warranted genuine.
Prices greatly reduced. uARIER HAYS q 60,
~ icck'atast.
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FELLE. ROSTAN's ..
WI FRENCH, ENGIISE. and GERMAN ROARDlNG ana
DAY sChOOLfOr Yoanl Ladies Gad Children,

to 40. | East For. iIsst, corner OF Fnth-ayey
viii Reopen on WEDNESDAY, Scptemner ~. 49,.
4 TGDROUGa E..s.fLrSE COLLEGIATE co ls,l., win
uusurpassai faeit Is i0r acquiring PRACTICAL kNpWi
IO + o. he F.,l.N moo, languages HOME
COMFORTS ana HOME PRIVILEGES are the distinguish
iuc features 81 ij -C.lcH.
siroit reosI.s for those VI o apply in time.
Tie iaalc4 Department il under tao care o, PiOf . B
MILLS. ,
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Terp Publications.

NIAYsAGNES FLEMING" NEW NOVEL,
Nh EOIYNEis REVENGE. viii be ready In n few days;
q. w. CARLTON q Co.. Puhishcfs, New-ho fk
VYUE NEW NOVEL, NORINE's REVENGE,
by May Agnes Fleming, will be ready In few days, ~
O. w. CARLETON q co.
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Ncm i)at!icalions.

4 NEW N0VEI-By May agnes Fleming,
days nv &. VI. CAKLErCE d co.
HISTORY OF NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS.
NEW EDITION.
Illustrated by GA Plates confirming 545 heads Of each socis
in Cironolithosrarhy, and 1913 wooicits.
The only ccnpoto Biography Of oar Native Birds.
3 yoiC. UaId Bgls) Imperial 6vo. SO.
Elu.RSONS TREES AND SHRUBS OF MAsSA-
CEiUSETTS.
New edition. greatly enlarged ny George T. Emerson
Containing li9 illustrations follows ~ Htio!p's' 80
Clromos G6 i;hoerephs vols ovo fi1ce with coooi
plates $50; with unc0lCTtd plates, $l2.
PALFREY'S HISTORY or NEW-rNGLANp.
Vol " From Revolution Of tic Seventeenth Century
BY John Gortam Pallrcy. $40. ST.
BARTLETTS FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS.
Seventh edition. greatly enlarged. 1GmO. Cloth So.
LITTLE, BROWN d Co.,
25i Washington T., Post0I.
HESTER H0WARD'' TrMPrATI0N!
Z BIZ AUTHOR OF "IlOvSEHOLD OF B)UVhIuE"
MRS. C. A. WARFlELD'S NEW BOOK.
HEsTEK H3%AHDs TM # 1S sGrs 81 Soy d
yeo is published ms az c9Pe de- I cs N9' 0u"
E@asi1 Edlea j - :s T1'a'id Bound in morocco
THE HoysEHoLD Or BoUXEnIE or TME EllSiG ZOE or
volume. coth gt lack and side, Piicc 81 10
ALEXANDER DUMAS'S NEW WORKS
ISABEL OF BAVARIA QUEEN OF FRANCE; Or, THE
MY-lEGtS HE CUiLE or ChAhiIs me SlAiH One VOL
uurr, octave paper cover, price 40 cents.
THT.CCUNT Or MONTE-CRIsrO. New AMI Bcauti
fully Nstrat,t Edition. one VOune ocayo, paper cover
price 81 80; in cloth for 81 -.
..ADove or sale By all ohseics or COPIES Of
any VII De sent, Icid TO one 10 any place
IA ronIittilg price to Sac Publishers.
T. B. PETERSON a. BROTHERS,,
3OG Chastm,ts. Philadelphia, Penn
NTORINE's REVENGE is the title of May
~ Agnes Fleming novel, which q. W. CARLETO-,
K GO. viii publ sh III Il few days.
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MADAME o. DA SILVA

MRS. ALEX. BRhDFoRD'S
dorrorly Mrs. ogden ioihans English, French and Ger
Scpool iGr Ladies AID t;l
dr,n, with cashelics No. II West 3sh ST., Ec"-for
ro;ens Z. Applications may be made by letter or pei
r.llv .ns."s
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NAN NORMAN INSTITUTE, founded 1887,
For l3cth SoyeJ-CitY.

E|FOD0R J!iUkM's GERIAN-AhERltAN
INSTITUTE Tor Young Ladies aal Gent nicn, e7, 3i ;,
and 81 West I"ontJ th st., VII reopen " DN i.2J.
sent 10 ! few BOYS received hg@reTs By the Principal.
Comm, rciai and Classical Departments. kEdersafon tnl
Training KindcrgacncT References Mesars T.
IuDkc yismuud KEGiuGEn, \. Engl"f, T. Caluan, j. v"
Iaier. J.. ZnsseT. IL. r. kracEOwi1er
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Ere GreaM

i)loie- Glass 9nenrante
V'HE METROPOLITAN Plate GLASS IN
4 sURASCE COMPANY OF NEW fOhN'
Cash
PRINCIPAL Office III Broadway
Drooklyn Branch Office lsJ NOBrSEWcst
WYCkOFF K JAMES, Agents.
Tho only LEGAL ts Kind tn do business m MS state
" HtSRT HARTEAT. Pros ient
SAMUEL HUTCHINSON, |lre- Iresidena
THos g. TIoRr, Secretary.
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An ARTIST, who has studied abroad, de-
I 4 sires to give Instruction In PENCIL and ChhlON
DRAWING also 10 ioi a class IN MODELLING Address
< F. Box Tribune Office.
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
L Jersey-A Boarding school for Boys. Rev. A. O. CHAM
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8nstrnCtlon.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
TTvrS MILITARY ACADEMY. Stamford.
PECULIAR OFFER.-The Professor Of

ID ConD.-Esabished 81 years in present locality THOR
oughlv "A HOME SCHOOL. For BOARDING SCHOOL pur
poses the situation IL unriviled Reopens sept. H.
JAMES RITJ5. JAMES BETS, Principals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30

8 COUSINS.
NOnO COPIES of NAY AGNES FLEM-
IV,VDV ING'S novel, NORiNE's REVENGE,
~, he resIv In = few days. q. W. CARLETON & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22
A UCTIoN sALE-AUCTIoN SALE or HANDSOME
IL and genieel Household Furniture
This SAT RDAy morning, at l05s o'clock,

II and genteel Household Furniture
This SAT RDAY morning, at 1915 o'clock
at five story brown stone mansion
No. AZ West 10Th II between Firth and sixth avenueA
Richly carved Parlor in damask and broca-
tel Turkish Easy Chairs Cabinets and console
Tables Mirrors Curtains imported Bronze Figures,
Clocks, fine Paintings. ~tatuary,
Two magnificent rose wood Piannfortes
steinway L sons and Decker 4 Brothers,
Bookcases library Tables WIRING Desk turkish Suits
inlad sdeboard Extension Table Chairs in leather,
oilverware, CrOckerv.
ELABORATE rose God and walnut Bedroom Sets viz -
Fine iniad Bedsteads, Dressing Cases Gace
CommodeS Washstand. IS hair spring Mattresses
single BE tseads Bureaus rep and haireloh suits all
Stands. Caairs Rockers Lounges 70 Brussels and in
grain Carpets. Kitchen Furniture &c.
~ BSale positive; house open M A. NJ catalogues
ready take 9th avenue University place 5tn
avenue stages 10 Ibtn 81
COLBERT G. CAsilIN. Aucuoneer.
Competent men to remove, pack ship goods; city or
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SALES At AucrIoN.

SALES AT AUCTION.
fNahEE g5LA EUS St oTRGsFEEs
70 ACRES oF I1S 3 ' az ras HhtDsoS RIVER
scARB5kouGH.
next ;t S SS so sSu e Sot Si9 Fer Sing
ADRIAN p II M6SLI i'sBs son
on THURSDAY, NAY =, ISIS, ). Y O'CLOCK.
svvvx order tas anaeTsisnsd IrasSss;o noreu
James Norman. The land has been divided into some
building sites Tor The erection q suburban residences
o bem ben ns 9y 81 YORK me view
Toe plots fronting directly the river have valuable
THIS properly i directly opposite she railread depo.
fuE SALE WILL BIZ, ABSOLUTE.
iSSsp Ts@ Sf;;,
street; M. GEORGE ". CARTWRIGHT Civil Engineer,
sixty Per- CENT MAY REMAIN on MORTGAGE.
JANE BooRMAN JOHNSTON, Trustees
JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON,
UcTIoN sALE-AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
THIS & S @ssr ~ = N6 pfe 2'G Maya
elegant H2a ouSsEnfaI66fibb s. FsGu8RSiPffnRE sale
Pianoorte, Rronzes Oil Palnungs &c.
Oyer SIS 0oO worth o. Parlor Library, Chamber and
Pas rouSs 3
fn M0 81 sns aes ys
covcrng Turkish suit, Easv Chairs. Centre Tables,
Bookcase Desks, Chamber suits, Dressing Cases, ed
steads bureaus Mattresses BEDDING Buffet Extension
Tables Chairs &c. sale positive i0lo by catalogue
II. Il. Med 1NNELL, Auctioneer
A AN ELEGANT COLLECTION OF BOOKS
"A. in the choicest bindings comprising many his
torical and dramatic works best editions OF Macauey
Dickens. Fielding, Ihackeray smoett, scott Prescott
Mrs. Jameson, &C, &c: also Boydells shakespeare, in
the original numbers: Don Quixottc, two volumes
fol- Dores Illustrations: Dodsey's old Plays, ~ volumes
&c &C. exhibition the linton Han sale
rooms TO be sold by auction Monday and Tuesday
evenings, May "a and 70. mencing at ~ O'clock
The Messrs. LEANlTT, Auctioneers.
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SUPREME COURT sALe-IS PARTITION.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,
will sell at auction on
TUESDAY, MAY 25 At II o'clock noon,


TUESDAY MAY rs at IL o'clock noon
at Exchange Salesrooms No. Ill Broadway New York
city.
by order Of the supreme Court under direction OF :.
william sinclair ESQ.,. Referee, Monroe street. No le,
the valuable Lot Of Land, with the three House
brick stables OF lott size lot 70 by 100
feet.
Monroe street. No. 5o-The valuable Lot with the two
story brick stable covering lott size, % feet In front by
10 feet IN depth.
Maps ana particulars at the office OF ANDREW G.
CROPSEY. ESQ, Plaintiffs Attorney, JACOB A.
GROSS ESQ. No. Chambers street, New York city.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-THE VERY VALUABLE BROWN
stone front Stores Nos. lN and LOG Chambers street.
the southwest corner IT chambers and
Church offered BY the undersigned At prvaM
sale property 80 faet front Chambers and ~
dee Church street. the stores are nve stories
high above curb, with basement and subcear and cover
the entire plot Tie plot Will be sold together,
stores win be sold raely e suit purchasers; this is
the valuable and desirable store property offered
for sale Time in the city Of New YORK; terms
one-haf cash. For particulars appy ~ person or by
letter to the undersigned. JACOB WEAkf, Trustee,
No 81 Montgomery street. Jersey City,
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COUNTRY STAT ELEUANT RIrEs Fh0NT A7
~ Passaic % fnlautes fr0u sew fgrk 4crtf. 1l-h.
hcshy aud beautiful. ar1a pIeuslaF ffalt an1 ssaae
abundant rFaWAE II Cellar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

no LET-foR THE SEASON. AT MANHAsskT l. !.
large Farm house, II roomsi plenty or shade gar
dem carriage house and stable, with two acres OF land
Ia mile from depot Great Neck. Ado ress CHARLES
w. ROGERS. Great Neck, or JOHN HENDEhsON, Man
haSset L. l.
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MAqNIricE.T - 80 80 80

4 SMALL cOTThGE-fIvs ROOMS 4SD GARDEN
~ - minutes from glgmacrs SIT 81. ~ AeN Jersey
n nutes from depot, rctit Der MONTH
MJ%N5MA-. = Gn, L. PaTk place.
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CLnTfIINn

(sLOTHlNG.-n HERR sS BROADWAY, NEAg
" thirteenth steel pays the highest prices ladics
aNd grntieuen's Wearing Apparel Note by mau Viii
j. promptly attended %.
W HOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CLOTH.
w invited TO call at the METROPOLITAN
PRINTING ksTABLisHMENr, II the Herald Buildiag,
~ obtain estimates their prinunZ which can be
carefully done there a exceedingly low prices
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MISCELLANEOUS.

elk AND wOOLLEN DRESSES CAN BE CLEANED
- and made up in the newest fashion BY Nine QuECke
BEENER, late Dire ssmakor Imperial Court OF Rus
STA. No y West fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

A LFRED LLOYD, AUCTlONEER, OFFICES %
n Broadwav.-By virtue OF foreclosure of chattel
mortgage will sell by public auc this cav saturday,
10 81 the Lease Fixtures and Contents OF the Rcstan
aud Bar No. 62 Hudson street corner Twelfth. nne
Bars, Stverware Mirrors Chars. Tables, &C. &C.
HOLCOMB, Attorney TOR Mortgagee. +.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

~ wAVERLEY PLACE. NEAR BRoADwAY.-
III Pleasant 'front.' Rooms Sl4 SIS aud s2i Tor two per.
sons win Board single Rooms Sc and So transient
people 50 per day: table board. 81
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

I-ARN FUE SALE OK FxCHASGEFOG CITY PROP.
r crtv 8 scres near New YORK with stately dwell.
Ing ~oi water heathfun nnsurpssset Address lr.
.. 81. HONE Passaic, =. y. Or WH. FLANAGAN. i5s
Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

iTH STREET, Is EASI TO LET, A LARGE, WELL
furnished Room and hail Bedroom, with fuh or par
riai Board.
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ITO LET-FURNlsuED, A NICE TWO STORY HOUSE;
1 possession June l. For particulars address box 80
Post Office. Red Bang n. J.
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SALES an AUCTION.

1FARsHAL's SALE.-L J SwARZKOPF, AUCTION.
wi eer will sell at t2 O'Clock, al y Avenue b. entire
Stock of Dry Goods aud Clothing Store, Dress Goods
Hosiery large quantity Of clothng suspenders Cutlery.
general Merchandise shoes 1900 inc Gigars so black
walnut other Furniture, Soias bureaus, Bedseads
Brussels and ingram Carpets Mirrors Clocks Engrav
ings Ice Bcxes &c Dealers and peddlars invited By
order OF A. BIGLIE, Marshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

RIO RENT FOR THE SEAsoN-CAARMfNG COUNTRY
Residence. furnished the housatonic road. three
hours from ey fourteen rooms verandah on all sides
extensive grounds, highly improved orchards. barn.
stable &c. low. For particulars address box "a
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

RIO RENT-FURNISHED OR FOR SALE IN GOOD
4 order gentleman's country place. at Bridgeham
ton Long Island convenient 10 depot and large
House tcnemenf, stable, he: horse and carriage
COW and gardener Il desired splendid bathing fishing
JAMES TALcoTT, los Franklin street. city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

400 SEVENTH AvENUE.-A FEW MECHANICS.
~ also few Young women can have good Board;
large small Rooms, terms s. and So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

7 AIDES CAN FIND NICE, QUIET PLACE DUR.
IL ing conhne ment, with first class medical attend
ance terms reasonable, BY addressing :. l. g. box $50
Herald ofnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

y or THREE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE ROOMS,
= breakfast and i3 WASHINGTON street. Jersey
City two blocks from ferry Private family; dinner on
sunday; price 50
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WILL BIZ SOLD. A BARGAIS-oNE or THE
w most desirable Places In New jersey consisting OF
20 acres AZ Land fine House. containing Is rooms
a good Apple Orchard large number OF Cherry Trees
ard other rut: any gentleman wishing 70 retire
tolerate income win ind u one ~ the most desirable
located at Kingston ~ j., four
mtnues walk railroad station overlooking Prince
ton and surrounding country tor miles V needs only
10 - BE Appreciated mosquitoes. " sold
will rented PARTIALLY furnished tor the summer For
terms whtc1 very easy. address OWNER, Kingston
n
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ITO LET-PosSEsSToN IMMEDIATELY. MONTRosE
i - j.. overlooking Orange Mountain, nour from
New YORK Delaware AM Lackawanns Railroad,
IN nutes' walk from station large French root House
water and gas throughout. three acres and barn at
tached house lust put in thorough repair Inquire OF
". GDCLD'S SONS, 50 and - Duane street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

HARLEM LARGE ROOM. WITH GOOD BOARD,
III ST Tor two small Room for S. with small family,
three minutes from steam cars and boats 4S East 2sth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

II HAVEN. AUcTtoNERR.-OFFICE 81 EAST TBTR-
4. III, 49, ~ - ~ - - -
lbl West forty.nlntn street seventh ayenuc.
the entire cOnteula ~ brown stone house.
comprising elegant ana Dr0eatei Pari0r suits W.T.
ton velvet ana Brussels CARPETS lace AMI damak Cur
tains, EiagereS Library and Centre Tables Bedroom
sets har Mattresses Pillows, Dining Room and Kitchen
Furniture, Glass and Cllna Ware &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

HOTEL TO RENTAL MODERN IMPROVEMENT /;
IL 81 -cenng rooms; only first class restaurant in
city OF 2,aUO Inhabitants, very central Address -
son hkOl HERS 20 Howard street. New YORK or boN
923 Bridgeport, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

I PARLoR FLOOR-THREE LARGE ROOMS. HAND
somely furnished. private bathroom closets. &C,
with private tahle also tor gentlemen without
board. references s. East twentieth street
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DENT FURNISHED FOR SEASON.-WlLL SELL OR
IL exchange. an elegant modern stone Residence,
tanning every convenience high location; com,
mandng extensive views excellent netghborhood; is
miles from New York Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad extensive grounds. with handsome
groves. UAMILTON WALLIS, 50 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-22

CEcoND HAND SAFES BOUGHT. ADDRESS SAFE
- DEALER, Herald Office
National Republican., 1875-11-12

We REPRINT this morning from the st.
Louis Journal an editorial showing an in
side view of the st. Louis whisky frauds.
It is chiefly interesting as an illustration Of
the strategy of the real depredators of the
revenues of the people and their diaboli-
cal sagacity in their. endeavors to throw
the agents of the Government off the scent.
Nothing is sacred from deflement by them
in order to screen themselves. The repu-
tations of deceased friends are blasted with
out reserve. In the case of the late G. W.
Ford, who WAS ''poor but honest" the
animus of the chiefs of the swindle ismade
fully manifest He is dead and gone be-
yond the power of self-defense, but the
Journal takes up the cudgels for Elm in a
manner which not only clears his name
from all stain in this matter but turns the
charges upon his defamers with most
damning effect. The Journal has done
herculean service in the exposure of these
frauds, and now rests its case with the de-
fense of Mr.. Ford, and leaves to the courts
the vindicafiun Of the majesty of the law
and the punishment of the thieves
National Republican., 1875-11-12

country; In the meagre villages; in the busy,
bustling, restless town; in every place where
the footsteps Of man beat the same dull sound
of daily life from week to.week. are TO be found
ateyery hour of our existence objects fit forthe
profoundest sympathy and commiseration.
This is sad fact universally known. Those
who are laboring with the Pagan element that
dwells in barbaric lands are conversant with it;
those who spend their lives in building up the
waste places where the light of Christianity
could never have penetrated but for. their indom-
table perseverance and energy, know it: those
who rear at an incalculable cost the gothic piles,
of mouldering stone in which the tales of mystic
rites are to allure the soul into straight and
narrow ways, know it; those whose philan-
thropy adorns the land with the magnilcence
of gorgeous temples dedicated to the gods,
know it; those whose wealth leads them into
the luxurious extravaganza of private palaces,
where millions are buried to appease a morbid
desire of worldly display, know it; those who
fast and pray amid the dazzle of jeveled par
sonal adornment and the rustic of costly silks
and the melody of purchased vocal music,
know it. In short, the whole country knows
that every dawn of day ushers in an era filed
with human suffering, and every evening twi-
light lowers upon scenes of misery and woe.
Our land is filed with objects which deserve
compassionate sympathy, and which wealth,
attention and kindness could easily alleviate.
While millions are expended annually by
philanthropists to ameliorate the condition of
the heather masses in foreign lands,
cruelty, barbarity and starvation brood
like grim shadows over the poverty and sim
efr In midst Whfla
gilded palaces grow and fashion into things of
luxury, ease and comfort, squalid misery
looks yscantly up from the damp and disease
of dreary alleys in vain for relief; while men,
pretentiously humane, stop to lift a sickly dog
from the gutter, or stay the fierce blow about
to descend upon the cringing form of some
obstinate brute, they often pass q suffering
fellow-man horne down by want and grief, un-
mindful of his cries for help and sympathy,
and this is why we speak of Bergh's new de-
parture in words of heartfelt praise. Hereto
fore and even now while men of Mr.. Bergh's
peculiar calling have spent and are spending
their energies and the better part of their val
liable existence in hurrying into the loathsome
dungeons of the tombs, men who by the nat
ural cosrseness of their nature and the sore
lack of the milk of human kindness do per-
chance weigh down the form of some dumb
brute with burdens which they can not bear,
they fail to interest their sympathy in the pain
tul wretchedness of men who may be dying in
the by way close at haud. There is altogether
too much of this overlooking immediate OBJ
jects of want and pity in order to grasp that
which does in Imagination or reality exist far
beyond. In the distribution of our charity let
needy mankind be reached the first and then
the brute