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W. pr,r TuR TRIBUNEs columns MEDIUM for redchi
..loof rqfr0s 10 anu other ShdU continue 10 ~
cojDon5 80 iong az ddrcrtise at GU.WHCOX FLINT
f;ragrilH ~ " AiltqTy 4ctdcmG
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GcGcDers.

4 YALE GRADUATE, highly recommended
u m President Porter ami others. wishes % teach Classics,
Political Economy iathematic, &c. Address CLIFFORD
box SOB Northampton, Mas.
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SAILS FRoA zig O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS 8
TUESDAY, Aug. l4-P. 81.

TUESDAY, Aug. A-P
Tie Stock Market to-day requires no comment eh'
cept that which will suggest itself to our feaae's
from an examination of the subjoned table, show
ing the
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\ -Sehools and IamIle. snpplied with ellicent


~ upon American School Institute" indicates that the
original Teachers Agency is holding us own. IN
times" Brief abstracts from recent odcrr
MCsIC TfA,HER LadiesFOr southern University Two ior
Virginia Female Colleges New York Music school Acaif
Hudson Alabama Female College. Virginia Convent VIII
aton, Western seminary Western Female college leunoT
srs Female Seminary, Normal school, Carolina ami
Georgia Semna,e. PROFESSORS Director 0r MuSt
Conservatory. Professor for Pcunsy v2ia Methodist sem
nary west t0r southern Female Colleges ana ore Tor
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VAMAWHNDIEN CsILLON

Univorsay prescribed by the FacatylA laxative reli ssh
ix stoi frut fr Ale immediate rehsf aid
cEeeus 81 constipation hsadsohe bale hemotrhoa&s
Tsmsr uhiiko pile ana the pargauNeS, Agreeable
and produces irritation Prepared BY y RI
LON, 81 famIuieau. PaI,s Depot CAsNEl.L. HAZARD
Co corner Ffth-ave Ard Twspty fOSttn Ct, ksw.York
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
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Guropean advertisements.

pARTMENrS in the most fashionable part
of LONDON ladies and gentlemen Informed
that thoy 81 fOr short
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HYDE Pan Pccady aud the most noted Clubs. also Ais
provided required reasonable PARK
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p0Q,rFr ~ grsrf rIfaur g. Nat 80 tA pr f. "Y' 2
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ybre sfr8rg rrt 10 ne rain. TIg rrfrrvY ff ~ ca-r
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GLASS for BOYS.
Y This class des gnoi % prepSre boys thoroughly for the
best colleges ;number0f pupils limited ~ twelve Fan term be
gins sept 20. 1871 FOR particulars apply u ARTHUR H.
CUTLER No. 7i3 shave 49, .... -
RYFFREN Es-PTssidcnt Charles w. Eliot, Harvard Col
leae President MCCos. PRINCETON Colleges Henry H.
Alexander. esq York City william II. Osbonl esq
York city Theodore Roosevelt New YORK CITY and
many others
FORT Washington Institute for Young Gentle
men l7lstst rcouons sept II. Board and tHitiOn ia
Frcurh English spanish German. Lain. 300 and $3.50
tYrculars At MILAN 80 B galway AT the nsti
tutc StqriOn vi. V. PRENOSr
DEADY FOR WORK.-Packard's BUSINESS
II COLLEGE. 500 Broadway viii reopen for the on
The rrineai viii his Office daily, during August
nun T. :. PACKARD.
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Letter from Superintendent Kiddic.

To THE EDITOR or The SUS-Sr: In
THE SuS you refer to the regulations Of the
Board OF Education in regard to the payment of
uchcr-' salaries. which make the amount of
the principals salary dependent upon the
yearly average attendance II pupils. and. IN
this connection. remark: The teachc finds
-,t down ia the Manual that los ~ " M the lest
oi attendants he -Wclls D = own pay You also
rotor 20 nay annual reports IA which ! have
stated That On" total numt of pupils returned
a- tlu-lt dur.nL thr year IL fictitious. These
sit 'uich'- thus Nruu.h into uNthpO~ ton xiv,
90 Wruu. impression. The teacher IL required
Co. report the whole number taught in his
school. and the sum 81 Tia returns ewes q IT,
u0u~ number. ow ug toth' changes and promo
TONS; tut tho tea snlHri'- are not M all
Affected ty tI.-, hut 10y the actual utt"udanr ;
nor au. tli- return form any bass lor the
annual estimates of money required Tor the
support 90 the hoods. Yours. respectfully
hmm kLnnLE. NLtv Submitting nlrnt.
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BuRIIsON-Tn Brooklyn. on Thursday. oct H. Mr..
JOANNA Burli-on widow Eihu BuTison. IN the 9th
ypnr at her
Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral
from the seventh Avenue N T. Church. 7th nv.
and surhhg place, Brooklyn. Oh saturday, Oct ~, M
r N
CRCIsE.-on Friday, oct ~. James Cruise aged o.
years.
Relatives and friends of the family invited to AZ.
tend the funeral his late residence ~ East I'D
IT. on sunday. Oct -. at T. VI.
DOMINGE.-In brooklyn. H.. on Thursday oct ~,
John Durham Domingo. IN the 23d year hi- age.
OF Raymond A. and Ellen Domingo.
The relatives aud friend, ui tur nmiv, also the mem.
bcrs o The i7th ltrcutn ' - are invited To at
hni the tune al from III late rcsid, nee, ~ loh St
Sunday morning. ~ % O'Clock
LiNDEMANN ON Ihur~'a morning oct - Carrie
". lin icmann aged years . months ANA - days
baliimufr papers please copy.
MCGONEkN On Thursday. oct -. Peter NcGoVcrn
the heoVed SON NJ James ami 'atnarine McGONcrn. IN
the 10Th year hi. axe.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of his
parents, $50 West jSth II, ON sunday afternoon at
O'Clock
McGRAlL-On Thursday oct H. Ann Murray. wif of
john McGrN aged 90 years horn in tOwuluud OF Lis
drimciuug. county MONAGHAN. Ireland
the friends uul acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend c funeral from her late residence - seam.
mel It. New York. at hail past o'clock Oct - Her
remains viii Dee taken 20 81 Mafy's Church from thence
totAlVaty Cemetery tor int"rment
AELkER.-On Thursday morning. oct II. Daniel W.
Nrekcr. aged - years.
Relatives aud friends Of the family invited at
tend the funeral on SUNDAY. Oct -. at2 + " from his
late residence. UsI Bushwick av.. Brooklyn. ID.
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TWEED'S DISCLOSURES.
The Aidcrnnen'. Invcstgatina Committcc
about to Wary their Programme.


Tho AIdcrmcn's Committee for invcetigat-
ing the Ring frauds will meet to-day; but it will
get nothing more for the loonl political world
from Twccd. Mr.. Townsend. Twccd's lawyer
says: Mr.. Tweed will not he called to tho
stand on Saturday and understand il IL the
intention not to call HIM any moro. The COM
rnittro will drop him and 20 on with other wit
n, sscs."
Are tho majority Of the committee afraid Of
Alderman Cuwing's questions 2" the reporter
inquired.
Wen. no." Mr.. Townsend replied; but tho
Investigation thus far has covered about all that
il Of practical usc for the real purpose of the
Investigation. namely the uncarthing OF the
Rim. frauds and II would do no good 10 go
further and divert 1t TO mere polltoal ends
Other witnesses can. however. be- used now to
follow up advanta..eously the clues given by
Mr.. Tweed"
Alderman Cowing SAYS: AT the last session
of the committee I heard Alderman Lewis say
to Mr.. Cole that II would not be- necessary to
have Mr.. Tweed present on Saturday. The
matter was talked over among us. and Alder
man Lewis said that he thought it would be adj
vsahlc to call Other witnesses in the course Of
Twccds examination. 50 as to give the old man.
who is not enjoying health time to prepare his
answers more time, that Is, than would be- al
lowed if he had to 90 right along at successive
sessions. H. also said that il would ne sessnr
" bc u protractel Investigation, and 10y the stop
suggested would b. forwarded ~ munh us In
possible. So agreed But | had no idea that
1t WIS contemplated To- take him on the stand
altogether You know | am in the minority
aud am not permitted to know much about
what IL going ON. or what X Intended. excerpt
what AN see and prk up 'or myself at tie
sessions of the committee Under the ruling
oi TIA" majority ut the lust : ssion that the mi
nurity had no siGht To- even Iut "a question
which the majority rhos . to ok lule-pra. teal
ly. thnl the minority had mo- rights which the
majority " re- bound to rsspe tt dp not sup
POSE II would hs any use fur me- to demand H.
have tn witness present ID the minority chose
Ia hnVn HIM Nt sent At ull events am sure
they wlll nsVrrlnt him b, forced To- an=wtrnny
.-.iou tnry do not wish him t.. As for talk
ina. about my uu. st.ons being political. it ~ too
lat. i'm the diy 90 raisr the quest on of the
rrorrintN of tutrndu .n. political cunsid .ra-
lions in that liberalization No ono could helm
Sc, az, whit it has h'rn ail through"
Mr. H. l.. Cole. Assistant Cprlornti0n Conn
SCI SAYS: propose To hnvc Mr. rwn'd pros
rni ~ tho meeting on SATURDAY. sotiiat Alder
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BANKs-DAvIs AT Armenia. n Y. oct II. at the resi-
deuce o the brides parents, by the Rev A X Parker
u b Banks to Miss Fannie r. daughter d G. T.. Davis,
Esq.
IfrNT1NGTON-MELTCK On the I'M inst st the
fith Avonne Baptist Church by the Rev Thomas
Armtage. u. D.. Charles Wadsworth Huntington Of
Rochester, n y. 70 EaJ Mcnck, daughter Of A. Free.
man Smith Of New York city.
MlIIS-JAYNE-M Sctauket, l. I, oct ie bv the
Rev William H. licl. Stcrhcn n Mills " BROOKLYN,
Jayne NJ oakland. Cal
sANDFORD-TERPENY. Jan Is. by the Rev J.
Spencer kcunnrd, NJ. ; Sandiord to Julia A. yuungc 81
daughter Of B Tcrpeny N Monticello. N.Y
WIlEDON-NIIIfE-On Thursday oct II. at the ST
james N 4 Church. Harlem, by the Rev Wesley Il
Davis. James T. Whedun OF Chicago. H.. to clara l..
daughter VI George " Whit, ESQ oi this city.
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
priced foreclosure sales by
j. NJ Oakey-one Wrcestory and basement brick
iuu~ with lo' i6 SN- - un the north si, OF Twenty
SECOND street i1~ fect north of sixth avenue Suulu
II Cuaes-One four story and hs.ement brown.
stone huu-. With lot 2pN II 81 W. = i2Ih street. north
side. 80 trct west u tiuh nNcnuN, Sntr to plautn
SCOTT Mycrs-One plot 5jNao II tie south side OF
i27ih street. 10 ioct west Of sixth avenue 500 "a
IuIuun
B 4 fnirchid-One ntc story brick tenement hou-s
with lease lot 2iNltij tst East sixteenth street
south side 90 icct cast ui First avenue. A-ior l,a-
dated Apr = -'y, Tor twenty ON year,, Sun 20 plain
TN
". % Hoffman Three three stony brown stone. un0n
isipd houses with lots each ib-Nipn II ou The north
sd, Of pith IT, 21u feet east ct FOURTH avenue, S3u IL
litiuun
TIE remainder OF announced foreclosure sales were al
iuurnci
uun,r Of foreclosure sales announced Cor to-day
at the Exchange.
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Eusintss l1oiitts.


Editor VI the Christian Freeman"
EosrpH. Dec ~ 1859.
DEAR SIR II NAV he satisfaction to Nuu tu be- in
formed at the result ui the trial of the "PERiNIAN
SYRUP in my family NV daughter was brought low
hv typhoid FEVER last spring aud alter the fever lc
her she continued very weak and the simplest food dis
trcs-'d her. For months she remained III the de-
Initiated condition. but from the 1T vt September last
when She commenced taxing the Syrup. the digo stive
nctiun~ improved and she ably gained sire myth
and vivacty. aud now, having taken two hotties she Ia
restored tu good state of health indeed she
really healthy than she has several wears pas
am VI opinion that the "rfoioSdc Ut Iron contained
In the Peruvian syrup, was adapted la her case nn,
effected what no other known medicine could have
effected. Yours truly, 5. COBB.
The New York Trade Reporter scts down tho
sales at the Msnt Carpet Emporium. liz Fulton 4 at
quarter million of dollars Tor the year ending oct l.
1hi~ speaks volumes for the popularity o this Usal sh
mentand the low prices that produce such enormous snles
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lowing:
Account. of an outraecou. attempt 20 hackman W..
Fulnl Abbott tie singer have t,'n ftii.l,d 300 co..
's '''' '.r "'' ,'' t 40 ''y VI, ',,.'
fHftf called 800 NJ Lak.. with who's, ftNt 80 .At..u
lt.Nlr. showed proof sheets 90 favorable aud nf NH
iaNHiHh NlNri-m. tni .tWHNi'i p - i"itM~ nt -np-
. H ,,. ,' r, t, Mr. w.,,, WE ','' '.i
wiie Nc lAh, urul.un. NIe -iur, Nr a'i.n d.,
a. o. 's "r t.g ~.1d H. N", ,la" "a.o No.
ihe man "nd nave nnl 'ent To- l-'n. and Va d,- ioi
600 30 N. pol ui 'uDu Cog uuthuiicss wall s"iif aiiu-
people who do not know him
When reading thi~. / took no further notice
Of Il. assuming. as the WDrM lid. that 1t was an
advert sing dodge of Mr. Lake for which H.
did not pay. This day. however. received hy
mail sip from paper who's existence | did
not even know. and which is, | am told. edited
hy two .--o nat -. our a nilrcrah." Office boy.
the other an cd --,ar, who has got nothing
on "arih-Ics- tAan nothln.. Tor he has not
Tn1s. Two literary celebrities found nothing
ON earth To- draw Ntt 'n'Ion To- their Aul"
sheet. VIII ch shall not name. N''"us" 10
h" Noticed D. all they want, than |" name iu' a.
the man who hrou -ht tlH tNv ARTICLES Ia chon-''
from 10 Mr. ltNr'S house, hoping tnrrrhy h.
rl,l9r "a scandal winch would secure them Jew
Now ih- man who goes through the journal s.
IT, world NJ. -.l IS ami n.-..os- mad" u %. s-
,.pt him instantly arrested amt uunlsl''i Tor
iihei. Wur worth iny wnllr or II hr hat " cent
in t"r ",td t .'-' b"t "..'i WAL n"up, II To
iur M prs nt su'l .e il CO. say that M th'
tim wr"n tii paragraph nuuu's .tuW IFS
com ..lti AI-t WrrN OF Frtru.ryI. mad -.Nor'd
alI l-. tNu within" 20 r.r u-'' ~" "r.t, i"r.
aud i.ti nOi yet tNu. tih' i'H"'Gn. hud
o.. rrinrt D." lr'prf W uI io WEI iu. amt tl"r
b} .,i - li.Nu sn ttr u7 aiu ".. 'lh %.
r.DNri on .u. - Do .l't j. ii..i WIS., AN-
lr n'b t,e uNttiHut hnl % MH7 nul} DO. ',H
f4H A II.t "a l..t..f lao
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yoc,cr,,ion or Cuban Independence the si"c
Nv, N.n Recent Patriotic Successes How
t.n tnmpos's Army IL Melting Away
MAIhi.nI I.n.,n- Imtcrccntrd Letters.

yc,rutttnn OF Cuban Independence the stuc
n >.n Recent pnt,Iott. Surcc,.r.-IInw
w." ,..,,... ARMY 4. NETTING Axux
''n -. ,......, -.
M,thic"l Loan i"'erce"'e" Letters
,... "a. H. Tho plui.inus tnuth
hN'N''' -
pas OYER without bringing the prcdl"ed
al Weli-iulormcd men knew. not only
y ... ,r,,.,ssuI ,,r ,,,,o,s ,,hi.h
tl' l'"' was W. '''''"7 WV
vNsv" further on. nut thnt the prediction OF II
.rul, % rusoof th" Government. bruitrd
we ,. f,ii ,.,,,-,.,.,.- nrs, g., ,,nrt IN
aif''' '", '',, -. i
an, d, -- DIE action OF your Congress. and. see
t a.. f,..liiut, the cnl stmcnt or rather draft
.,t. in s,,f, nn1 ,hn rnisir,, NJ
ih-.'' ". w ''' III ''''.', W." Wv ~
III. o. money on Gov ruiii'nt credit.
d. .- t,rfsOtlv true that the Spanish Govern
,,,.h a. r.ur,s,r,n,,v.s hntb rivil
ari military. has made certain apparent at
.,.,- tn rnrry out the reported orders Of their
''l ,it,,.,. r.1, h,. s,ry,n,s In ,his
am-l,r. .'s N''','7 '''',' :, WV, ,'',
..,,u ,,,,rn,, auempts because both
"'' "' u,.,t,,,., C.,,,,,,s i,,,,,,
Zen. i"Nrliar ana N'h' "''""'" '"''p's Mn"
wcn when thy opened nc-otidtions with the
,.r..,a,b.t. oli offers which they were author
,ad io make would be- refused. II il simply n
r.r.tlfion 10, the old s,ory-Spain will grant
,,,r,,ninr mako every concession to every
EVER f'''"- "''
r'i~l; return rNrNO"dy MS 'onns Neu prop
erfv: admit tn nr equal grade in the spanish
. ..,..,. .,oi.,r in tb, lih.r,,ir,, army ~
uat. guarantee that I'll" island sinai have
a.r r.urcsoutation in the Cortes pay up all
az
"-- '' prop rN own 'rS ny i''7"h oi 'n' COM
l-uliun-; rv ~ CIV cuba AN astronomical form
~ r,,ut liL . tb,f,f & ,ntdn ,r Austrnlfo
...' .., .'''..,'.',
Ait '''"i''. SUP I7.'i ''l' U'Ni'''' l''"' "l
i- own nnyn nl nlir~ m fin. SPUN Will
,ta- ut Hnl la- 81 'r'l -'tn dn. that cuba shall
be-. Spanish ONLY in name. But acknowledge
t..iI.. 81 ni % 90 ca n-n YER
MN Cum-thut In lhr President. Congress
aH NHrH NNatl
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ise,s new and the ~ and y cents represented the
hulk OF the transactions.
Tie following wcrv tie 3 p. ~ closing priccs

IN State bonds ihc only recorded In Tonnes
-. q. old at 421iSI2is aud Louisiana Is consolidated,
mN',i Railroad securities reelected fair trade WIN
the PRINCIPAL dealings follows Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific t., iDi7 coui Ons 1885,. Milwaukee and st.
Paul lists la Cru-~, Division lOl@lO3i. Milwaukee aud
~ raul Consolidated snkins iund. 81 A@nlls Milwaukee
ssnu 81 rau TO-. Vs.; Peninsula II ~. lH Erie
2d~ lpt'i Michigan southern sinking fund 111b Lake
shore d. idcnd bonds iU4if. Lake Shore resst ,i
st- ~! Morris nni Essen lists consolidated NJ Central
Ihcitc lists. san joaquin branch S5i, Union Pachc H.
* ~, 100. Union Pnclnc sinking iugd. oiss Pacific
bic 80. Great western lists s,>1 cx coupon W Louis.
vile AMI Nashvp lss's. SO; New Jersey Central
Isis consolidated. OBif Delaware aud Hudson regis.
cred ISL lu9s ON" and Mississippi Ids, 81, Western
lin,M ltl'Fthlh coupons 1900 IO1 Toledo Peoria aud
W Ids, 70: New York Central lists coupons IFS Canada
southern lists, coupon, 90 Hannibal aud st jose ph U.s.
con. ~
Tue opening. highest lowest and p. NJ closing prices
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FAINT, for Comfort. Irant for Ease.

4 pair Of pants such a. 4. Raymond Il
Co.,. rlntnier- corner --uu and Fulton sis.
-.in furnish ia the most stylish autumn cut,
from five dollars up.-idr.
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Lester wali.ck In nrooki,n.

The house was packed with as fashionable
an audience as ever attended II Philharmonic
concert, and the mcrrimont which set In ON the
rise OF tho curtnln continued unint"rruutcdly
uhtil the tag, No piece has been produced in
BROOKLYN IN years which attained NJ sudden
those who are acquainted with Lester Wal
lack characteristic style oi acting need not be,
assured that his portrait of the dashiug RAE is
al once II marvel Oi finish and elegance. The
gay. hOlsterOu- humOr and delightful SGrOir
Jdic Of the veteran bhoy Of good society are in
iuitaLly well presented. The gOud-naturcd Au-
dHeity and the audaci0is Hss lrAn"c with which
he efforts the necessary - trnAer from his re-
specialize offspring, and the almost childish
hraItinrss WAN which ne enters into the sltuu-
ing 40 ever appeared ON any stage Eaglr.
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"ALwAYs READY The motto If the
French innkerper * the motto of Dc>lin ~ Co.,.
the leading clothicr~. ENnmuo their fan stock
for proof of this H.sortion.-.ihr.
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Tho dirDOtOrs u The Ohn md N7s.Is-ITW KlrOnd
Gently elected h, the NV York stockholders met at the
office of q u Ashley Yesterday. an organized fcrnn
ncntly tv the election at y Ashley Wee President
and J unrl.hornc .. Treasurer resolution was
passed authorizing the Wee fr id'nt I" employ counsel
10 aud IN securing recognition the legal rght- Oi the
new board
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tuslntss .lpWcs,


DScing aud Ti"nnina. Tab" your DNeing and
q b. .fIn. o. f'fN Sew NNfh liNrin- amt fUliu- E-tdh
I,nt ~ staten l..tni uHrr, ~ butnr i. ~ Broad
,t DlIuiA a' H.N ulh l'r Il,ll, out a., BROOKLYN
Wy mite child, 1--WE years old, WINS cured Of
o.. .ii' A-ut iIn hW 'aN. Jos WrHrlut NDlNAN = FAD
ntnA"E slnNE. ii' William 81 Sew YORK
The Nilh i'nsiic lru-. .nll only o., ELASTIC Truss
tl. M"HlN uA, rmhuouuy cures crest ruptur.s
The HeAt Kennedy for thiid.cn while Teeth.
ma Is MAS, N1NNLON SOOTHING S.lul.
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Brain Food. Positive cure for wcnknoss and
mln,.N fur" - Ahdru--lst, Alien pharmacy .
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M.IAiAn INInLAIGANCE

Mi~ftrru AtV,NN-rfs nav
~unri-cs q u 500 -'f- b o. Nuln set.. &c
lInU wAfrt--Ini. nav.
sandy ll0.k. . J6 DoN l..lu. q q llrl Gtit. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-20

Mathy'- Norfolk oysters. Il Harrison st.. New
N"rk ~ Court Il, B.oohi!M lncuui Mab!N b,,t ani
cheapest
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SuS-Sr: THE
SrN Of Tuesday, 10th inst, contained the fol-
lowing;
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SKOWHEGAN.

SKOWHEGsAN.
Turner House, w. G. HeseitCn, PIsDrl-
efOr.
WEST NEWFIELD.
West Newfield House, IL. q. Holmes, Pro
prietOr.
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disease which cannot be dissolved and which
are not changed by freezing and therefore
are as dangerous in the ice as in the water.
As these germs are so small as to be invisible
and also beyond the reach of the detective
skill of the chemist, the only rule Of safety is
to shun entirely those bodies of water which
are exposed to the slightest contamination.
During the last summer hotel at fash
ionable watering place was visited by an cpl
demic of fever and dysentery which was occa-
stoned wholly by the use of impure ice. This
was taken from a pond whose outlet had
been gradually filled up while it still received
deposits of sawdust, mud and vegetable
matter. An analysis of the ice revealed the
presence of decayed vegetable substances:
and upon its immediate removal from the
towns in our own state were severely afflicted
last autumn by diseases which were mainly
confined TO the vicinity of large ponds in
which the water was extremely low, thus
creating or developing new sources of decay
and disease. Ice taken from these places
instead of conveying GOODNESS and comfort
into the next midsummer will rather pre-
serve and transmit the seeds of Inflammation
and disease. No individual or corporation
should escape justice, who would deliberately
array themselves in opposition to natural
| laws in such cases-and without doubt
Boards of Health Will find here room for
| measures of prevention.
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TO LET

To Let.
a TENEMENT of four or five rooms two o
"A them connected; pleasantly situated, on 2O3
Cumberland Street, corner Franklin Street, has
gas and Sebago water; flower garden in the rear.
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Pure Ice,

Country people usually defer laying in their
supply of ice until it has reached its greatest
thickness, and until the weather moderates
enough to allow the work to be done some
what comfortably. As this labor will be
finished within the next few weeks, and as
some persons may be disposed to get their ice
wherever they can most conveniently, on ac-
count Of the scarcity of water, few words of
caution may not be unreasonable.
Freezing does not purify water in all con-
ditions and it may be quite as dangerous to
use ice from certain localities as it would
to drink the water before it was frozen.
While it may be true that some foreign sub
stances which have been dissolved in water
will be expelled by freezing, and therefore
the ice will be comparatively pure, or at
least purer than the water, 1t is also true that
there may be present in the water germs of
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Clerk Wanted,

A active young man who can give good refer
"A ences is wanted as clerk at
BLAKE'S BAKERY,
ja26dtf Congress Street.