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Acres

OF LAND, consisting of every odd section
in each township, for distance of twenty
miles on each side of the road, or one-half of
the land in belt forty miles wide, extend
ing to Denver City in Colorado, thus forming
a continuation of the belt of country which,
from the Atlantic coast westward, is found to
be, in climate, soil, and every production of
nature, the most favored.
To aid in the settlement Of this superb do
main with an intslligedt and Industrious
people, is the object of the HOMESTEAD.
1t is intended to contain fair and candid
representation of facts; nor viii it ever
give Intentionally, any statement that will
not, upon investigation, be fully sustained
The Company obtains its title to these
lands from the Government of the United
States.
They are being offered at prices lower
than any other lands in the West that will
compare with them in soil, climate and gen
eral advantages The terms of payment, as
will be found on a careful examination, are
more liberal in all essential features than
have heretofore been offered by any railway
company.
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thing tangible doesn't loom up in
three weeks he will return to Du-
luth and resume his wheat business.
Il. G.. Spalding has sold his resi-
dence to it's present occupant, Mr.
HI. M. Peyton for $l,lo0, cash.
Green Bay (Wis.) lumbermen are
looking around the head of the lake
to see if it will pay to erect mills
here. We can condense it no
better than to say that the Tribune
is "raising the devil about the devil
these days"
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NEAT AND TIDY OvERCoAT.
Are Light, P ortable. Strong
and Durable.

We are now off ring them at the ex-
tremely low price of $40 each. Sent post
paid to any address upon receipt of price.
When ordering, state size around chest,
over vest.
Reliable parties desiring to see our goods,
can send for our Trade Journal, giving des-
cription of our leading articles.
Be sure and get the Original Goodyeor's
Steam VaacGaized fabrcks.
Send for Illustrated price-list of our
Celebrated Pocket Gyn,naSi1sm.
Address carefully,
GOODYEARS RUBBER CURLER CO.,
697 Broadway
p. O. Boz 5156. New York City.
mayl2-G emo.
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We idea of the goods
FINE SOLID SILVER WATCH FREE
receipt Of
ortunty s
this hilton Gold
Iefunded Send 2.
leading
RALSToN JEW EEITS ~ co.
Importers Of Watches and Japby,
LaSalIe and Randolph Streets Chicago, III.
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BANKRUPT SALE OF JEWELRY.
Great f allure Ofthe Milton q old .Jevelr.y
Company in London.

Their Entire
Everybody heard
expert distinguish hilton Gdfrom Virgin Cold
the peedies which
tl ~ 81
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a Rare Bargain.
HOTEL FOR SALE.

The Railroad Hotel at Butternut Station
Ashland county, Wisconsin, on the line CT
Wisconsin Central R. r. Accommodations
for forty guests. A complete outfit of house
hold goods, such as bedding, furniture, dishes
DC. Stable room for fourteen teams
Headquarters of all lumbermen on East and
West branch Chippewa River. Nearest
Point to Turtle Greek, Camps on Big Flam-
beau supply store is now kept in con-
nection with the hotel
$1,000 Cash buys the whole property.
The house will pay for itself next winter
Apply to
THOMAS BARDoN, Land Agent,
Ashland, Wis.
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About 900 LOTS.

Situated in the Town of Superior, State of
Wisconsin. Also will sell at same time the
Southeast Quarter of Section Four, Township
Forty seven of Range Fourteen, State of
Wisconsin. The lots are well located and
desirable. Sale positive and without reserve
Terms made known day of sale.
THOMAS MITCHELL,
june16>4t Assignee Of Samuel Clay, Jr,
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s2.OO LOT.

One set Gold Front Pin and Ear Rings.
One Ladies' Long Neck Chain.
One elegant Locket for the above.
One Ladies " Pompudour" Watch Chain.
One Fair Stone Sleeve Buttons.
One pair Engraved Sleeve Buttons.
One Amethyst Sto e Ring.
One Gents Large Seal Ring.
One Ladies Band Engagement Ring.
One set Spiral Shirt Studs.
One Gents Lake George Diamond Stud
One Beautiful Scarf Pin.
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4his paper is kept on ME in the Office OF
+ Rooth. General Eastern Agent, Chicago
Worth. Western Railway, 4I5 Broadway,
NV York City. Our friends, when in New
VIII are cordially invited to call in and read
:. anv tipA. They will always be welcome.
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Watches

Waltham Watches
from 312, upwards.
best quality P. S.
BARTLETT with chro-
nonetor balance in 3
or. case, reduced to s19.
Ladies solid gold
American w a t C h e S
from $50, up.
Gents solid gold
A m erican Watches
from $50, up.
/ send these watches
by express to any part
of the United States to
be fully examined be-
fore you pay any mon
ey, you do not pay the
express charges until
you conclude to Keep
the watch. In buying
Of first hands you save
from 90 to SO per cent
from retail prices I
will send FREE my IL
Illustrated ca t alogue
with prices of over 100
Waltham Watches of
all styles, and qualities
from the plainest to the
finest grades. it also
contains a list of par
ties for referenc who
have bought watches
from me in every State
and Territory in the
Union. Address,
N. IL. WHITE,
Al Broad ST.,
Newark New Jersey.
Mention SUPERIOR TIMES when you
write.
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THE KANSAS PACIFIC
HO NJ EST FAD

Is published by the Land Department of the
Kansas Pacific Railway Company, to supply
the large and increasing demand for infor-
nation respecting KANSAS, and especially
the magnificent body of lands granted by
Congress in aid of the construction of its
road. This grant comprises over
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DISEASES OF MEN A SPECIALITY

Whether arising from contagion or early err
rors. These cases successfully treated by
correspondence. Read The Philosophy of
Marriage, pocket edition. free by mail, for
Csc. Address n. Y. Museum of Anatomy,
6lS Broadway, 4. Y.
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$500 LOT.

One Ladies' Opera Chain with slide and tassel
One heavy Ladies' Neck Chain.
One beautiful Locket for the above.
One Ladies' 'Cameo" Pin and Ear Rings,
One pair ~ elegant Bracelets
One pair Amethyst Sleeve Buttons imad
with Pearls.
One pair Onyx Sleeve Buttons.
One set studs to match the above.
One fine Gents Watch Chain with charm.
One Amethyst Ring iulaid with Pearls
One Topaz hing nlaid with Pearls.
One Ladies' heavy Band Ring.
One Ladies' Chemise Button.
One Gents Partisan Diamond Pin.
One Collar Button,
One extra fine set studs.
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LARGE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

As Assignee of Samuel Clay, Jr., I will
sell at Public Sale at the front door of the
Postoffice, in the Town of Superior, JULY
18th 1877,
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The Superior Times.

oUpERIoR, SATURDAY. JUNE, so, 1877.
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THE WELLS ACOMPAN

Is one of the largest and most reliable houses il
the trade; all parties requiring Tea in quantitic
will do we'll to send their orders direct.
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FOCAL AFFAIRS

The schools in uppertown
closed for the term yesterday.
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Agents supplied at figures that defy competition
or tie same class of instruments. Try one. ad-
dress EDWARD PLoTTs. Warrington, N j.
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LITLR1RY NOTES.

Moncure d. Conway's valuable collection Of
extracts from Oriental sacred writings "Thc Sacred An
thoogy" will shortly be issued in l2m0. form by
Henry Holt & Co.. uniform with their ton and Car
lyle AnthOOyos. Mr. Conway furnishes hrW preface
fOi this titA edition Tie octave edition mas been Tor
como time cat OF print.
A person of literary prominence Will be fit
tiugly commcmorat,d n the June ScrttHcr 10y Charles
Calvin tie cat recently dcceas q. MI Warner says Of
him: Gle ds,ikcd cas- evidently regarding them
feline and treachorous" In regard Diet "his idea
was tlat q the scholars about :ictOuJucs-to got c
best" Writing always interested MN, ana until hC
understood ~ ne wanted 10 mold the pen himself Tie
Aad "a mortal and reasonable terror oi plumbers. and
would never STAY ln Tie house with them" His owners
Iiumbcrs who overheard 10 say: "Ih'Y say that
She says he says that lie wouldn't take hundred
dollars FOR him.
The writer of the coming volume on Tur-
key Leut-COL James Baker enters as his passport
20 the public ear fact that lie has ridden 1000
miles horseback tArOu the country, besides Journeys
in the regular OF conveyance, and has resided
at times iu that country for three years His book a
peals his country FOR fair play toward the Turks.
which be thinks uey don't get and he claims that the
more the Turkish people uudcrstood better Will
Hoy Do Thought Of The volume. which Henry Holt d
90 tptet To nave ready within fortnight gives much
G..IDtIye aud statistical inOImuti0n, aud viii contain
Two mars outline chart 0 the Empire, and detailed
H.. of Iug4cy n Europe. There appendices on the
l0,ft College gt COnstantinOple, Tor which we'll
American missionary Institutions the author
las MANY cordial words tie bulgarian Church pOpula
Turkish Administrations education finance, with
mum rous fsbes rgs Of foreigners 10 hold real prop
rrfy aed farming, aud glossary OF frequent Turkish
GVL DakeI asserIS that 1Ae GVIeIImeIt VI Iur
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF AuERIcAy TIS7S' A'AAO
sALES-giY Is, lS7I
rtpsr pOApD-fI O'CLOCK 4. ".
WEDNESDAY, May i6-P. NJ

We are indebted to Mr.. G. W. SCHUYLER Au,''''i
the Canal Board. for a complete schedule o, 'u'
ON the canals Of this State established ior inc
of 1877. Prominent among the changes ny'', ~
the following now free, which IN 1876 paln t''O WA
set against each viz: Boats, loaded OF l's'. e.
from . TO 3 cents per 1000 pounds per h''0' -
L. mll bacon cotton, corn meal domes',' .oSanco
and woolens. lard. lard oil, leather an" ,or
each mill beef and pork ,salted and 'Aii0"' '@'1
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

,TTVT.------- W ,
Ichigh and W b, Z
TO- 90. he 20
Mich Cen Is
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Brooklpn ucal gslalc for Sale.

Dr0OkDn WtnI V5Inle t0r !llIc.
DWELLING-HOUS Nos. 43 Wiow-st.. -.
~ - lAost 49, jl and % Na-saus, 100 and lO2 Pine
applcst, - and lJf NIoI, llg--t, 80 la'ayc.aye.
GORDON j. FORD, % CarlsL. Broosyn
TOR SALE or to LkT-A large portion Of
thc purchase money mortgage 10 istoy brick
DWELLING, no. - l1Iyeti..aNe.; lot 22Nfi.
GORDON T. FORD, ~ "nkst, brooklyn
TOR SALE or TO RENT. FURNISHED
The ful zcd three story and basement huck house g5
Harrison cpuusito Christ Church; te la good
order and - fully furnished; the location central and very
pleasant, terms moderate. Amply Oh prtuise-
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Entire personal attention restricted to % boys
II -sjagie Hade-beeHncrs olg I d. Kellogg 'O36tlaNc
MADAME Q. DA SILVA and MRS. ALIEN.
va BHAIFORDS UoTneTN MIs. ogden UOtman'O IN
GIISH FHE\CH, and GILMAN EOAKuING and DAf
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and CliiIDEEN, Win Calls
themes separate class loT boys under thoroughly CCWIe
t,ut teachers NO Il West Ss. NcWNOrk Ecoptns sept
% Application may he made 10y letter or personally s an' "
A PARTNER desired in a Well-estab blishcd
u school young lade, in the city. lady Of culture
y i moderate capital wishing make such arang iHcut
viii please address r. H., BOX ~ Tribune Uptown Cmoe
l.2ns Broadway.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL or MINES.

The examinations Of e several classes viii be held at the
School Building Fonrtayc and Forty nths beginning ON
MONDAY. Nav, o. no 10 o. m
Candidates Tor adWsS O the i've courses VIZ
Civil Engineering. Mining Engineering, Mc1llrrcy, Geology
History, Anay ucal aud Applied Chemistry VIII
DO examined
FRIDAY, Jane g. at 03O a IN.
Committeeman WEDNESDAY, Jun" IL. ~ 1.3O r. IN.
L. a. p. BARNARD. Ii D..
Vrsaf afIartt
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Phoenix Bank

J .OOO........ 81
Del * nc Is, '9f
5000 ..... SgL2
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FIRST BoARD-lOI2 O'CLOCK An
safes Of State B0ndS-R0HrOdd BOnds-R0Hk and
road SbdeS-ErpTess Stocks Dc


Missouri Gs, J. Is
1000. ......iO6 4
l,C0O....b3.lubas =
Tennessee Gs, y :
b. 90 ...... f5af
10, co.. $50. f3 p
Chic, Bur & Q G is
2.OlU........llOi5
Chic, r / s. Pac u
5000 ...... lOJ r
- H..H H.H.HH
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NATSkILL and STUYNES
" leave daily from Pier No. AZ, foot Of
for passengers aud freight.
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Gitn Real Cslate for Sale.

FOR SALE, at the great reduced price OF
real csatc-Ouc Of the b,s built fl sz' brovn.stone
HOUSES this uty hard wood Gnis complete and
p.tr. Inquire Of WM. BENIIN The picu,c,. so. -
Ea-t 5otIsti or terms, Of CHARLES FON, owner IlJ
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
ACADEMIc pErARTMENV..

The Of the classes will be held at the College
Building, MauIson-aye. and Forty ynHth ~, beginning ON
MONDAY, May q. at $3.50 n. IN.
Tie examination candidates for admission viii begin on
WEDNESDAY. June 6, AZ $40 q. hi.,
AZ which time al candidates 9Go requested TO present them
selves
Commencement on WEDNESDAY, Junc l3. al 1:3O =. m
+. a. +. BAItNAiD, Ii ID,
prr.l
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1ustrnctlou.
CITY.

CITY.
4 NJ KINDERGARTEN.-No Glass for
n kinder reatcncrs Miss T. ". Coe, Pnn, a T. i%dst. y
Y. Sew kindergarten material. cheap and beautiful.
A YEAR IN EUROPE.-Nine months in
~ PARIS and Berlin under best masters with summer tour
tay SIGUO entire fDu NCWlOk. L. G. LOOMS, NJ d.,
at Teachers agency, 23 Union square, n. Y.
4 CLASS FOR BONS.-This class is designed
N 10 prepare boys thoroughly the hest cocees Nun'r
o. uu l limited 10 H. begin, sept. 2G, ~ 'or
particulars apply 20 Arthur Ii GU TIER, us SiAthaNe
Ecfrtuccs. Charles w. Eso Harvard college
President James MeCJ,li princeton College: Henry "
Alexander esq. " !. CIty William ~. Osborn, esq, y \.
CITY; Theodore Roosevelt esq, n y city, ami many others
CHARLIER INSTITUTE,
y CENTRAL PARK. NETWORK.
BOARDING AND DAI SCHOOL FOR BOYS from 7 TO
nluor. llI
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Counirn Real Gslale for Sale.


4 COTTAGE HOME in Flushing, with city
"a Improvements, for SALE. Small tW0srry house eight
rooms 'front.' and back stairs furnace ver ouarv tubs
&C. 4acrc nicely planted lawn. croque ground eai.yuc
ami water pipes aud ~ 600 bal
ance mortgage Address "a. g.. Box 90 Tribune Uihce.
A L CROION LANDING. FOR SALE.
- desirable FARM oi 90 acres, suitable rertaras
country residence The property located TIC w.g dc
o Albany Road. about Of
station and extensive 81 the Hudson ivcr
The land Tally covered with apples pe1f and other a
fruits all under cultivation. The buidnrs comm o
rood house. and other outbuidnrs: housc con
taus The property vii Dee cheap IOr
particulars address fDMAHD CIA kkE, Tribune once
CORNWALL, y. N.I.-FaTms, 3 to 400 acres
SgiIas cottages, mills &C. for sale orient JAMES @ ROE
EOR SALE-STATEN ELAND-l7 acres !;
healthy, extensive and iud views. A choice
location. ApIly To W. +. BHOA tH. l7O William ST.
EOR SALE-Chmcc COUNTRY PLACE. near
Tauytowu Of the most desirable places On the lud
W L. BRowER 40 wiIianst.
CARM of 50 ACRES for SALE.-Large
house well shaded large barns 6c fruits all Kinds
1ue location depot Ia hours nde FROM \. Y. city.
Alply 70 NN hAtkAH,
I1nderne, Somerset County, NJ.
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-l0A O'CLOCK
AND l1l2 O'CLOCK A. II.
q { 500 Coupon 1867 L CuucncyGs
llAls lOCOO............l . i2Js
L r ~ Registered, 1891
5000. -...-... Tx 1919
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Country.

Country.
4 HOMELIKE Boarding School for Young
u Bows h. hINHS A. NJ Hempslead l. J. 500 I" 500
A FEW YOUNG BOYS will be RECEIVED
~ into ho family OF Rev. f. b. EMERSON, satirf, Conn
BROOKS Seminary tor Young Ladies, Pough-
I'D kcepao, n. ST. rcopols in sept Address Edward White
pETHANY ACADEMY; BOYS Boarding
- school oI B'ys 9 3o1'3f E 93E Wd ,I Iqi m ,no Conn
(LAVERACK On. y COLLEGE and lIud
Y Elycr Inst-I.nssl. French Gtruau Classics Music
Ant Tenn lcgus March 10 AL0NZO ELAch President
TNGLlSH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
II The Rev. NATHANIEL H. EGLE-lON, with c0mpe-
assistance takes charge Of 'ie education OF limited
number Of boys at his home in Wilamsosn. Mass
ERENCH SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL. Am
hcst College uuGer the direction Of J. ~AUNElIt Ih D.,
mes clny' ec Commences aiy 10 Circulars a, 81 Wet
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
II Braecuort coan. Address MISS EMILY NELSON
HARVARD. YALE, or COLUMBIA con-
duoget students coac1eG dunE s.wW,r ToHs a.
Ir1,g igs.itilr 5"ry'o"i n L Ao"''S' "'4A'''AO
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown, n. Y.-No
military cHtrAs ieqr res.dent p.truct9r p 1o3r1
i,rossdRay or address AHaAGNAce & ROVE rnneiras
il EARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
IA ,-..., siggeriiess. "a; ~ ,,o,t,r !, .a,ross
s'n0' ''0'sn' sep FDEEIrR lm * iHoMrs6S Principal
MIR and MRS. }. H. MORSE would like to
w take I" ie country for the ml,r lhIte or ,odi E
as i''A i4' <AIII4 d4't T. '' ~ -'" ''
4fihsL
pEEKsKILL Y. " MILITARY ACADEMY.
For o.rculaIs address he Principals, Col CHARLES j.
WEIGHT. A. NJ. ROBERT DONALD, q. y.
pOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, y. Y-Both
EIstIes 20 per extras Open foT hf study dur
ing the warm months send for crcnar. VII EANNlsIEK
or. CLEMENTS's HALL, Ellic0tt City, Md
- old established high School with School 81 Letters and
Science in The college proper rsPENCL Head Master
WEST END iNSTlTUTE.-Mrs. s. l.. Cady's
w Boarding school FOR Young Ladie- New.Hay,n, Conn
NOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
4 Conditioned students tut0rel Summer and Winter.
+. HOFFMASN, Sto'kbTiigr, Mass.
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
Il oruaking BOYS. ntei gelL healthy Christian men.
BKNJAAlN MASON. BOX No B5L NonkeiA y. Y
d SH FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, New
ID sDO. York-s56 pays spring term OF 3
22 Regular or any studies chosen Address Principal
teISH IEAR.-BOARD and TUITION
sp ~ ~ EIdseooal Academy. address
AsT VI. ~ RkILLY. Aadd0Rned, NJ.
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Slcamuoals an0 Nailroa0s.


~ Ferry station 800 NcN-l ork. foot of Libajtyst
Commanding Jan. ], ,iS,'-lgaius leave as follows:
G3J a. m.-Fur Fiomlugou Eastun, Bciydcrc, Mauch
Chunk, IaIuaqua wiz, 5harrc, Elmira
siJa. L-Ior IIs'or, Harrisburg, Mauoh Cauuk Taml
qua, Nilkcsbhr, NI.JWsport, Sc
1880 q. ~. and 80 g.. info. someryc and Feningion.
p m.-For Remington, Idsun, Nauch Chunk wilkes
barr, Ismaqba. Hallcol. Reading. Pottsyie, Harrisburg
4 y. m.-fOr East0r. BfNI3crc, ana Cltisauqlit
5.iU daily iastou, Allentown and Harrisburg.
S.iJ .uI-IOr lastru.
For trains % local pDiI', see timetable 40 stations.
SUNDAY TitAIN--Lta,c al $50 a. IT,. $50. l2 D. m.
for Bound Brook Intermediate points, and at J.3O p. for
"a ton. Reading. ard Harrisburg
Trains leave for Perth Amboy, Red Bank Long Branch
ocean Grove, &C 40 3. 10 ll.fJ o.. l ala, 5.lJ D.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEy

BDUSp BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave N,wNors for Trenton ard Philadelphia at 1880.
$50 $3.50. 1880 a. h. 30 $780, $50, ~ D. . Al D. NJ
for Trenton.
philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail
road' lhd and hriksss at 1880. $50, 95O 1850
Trenton York az l:2O Gas, sos. 0lO, 05j
a. ~, 1915, 2lU AS 500 y. M.
Pulman Drawing Ioom cars attached to The $50
and tu trains AMI sleeping the 10 o'clock mid
night trains nom both w-NorK and Philadelphia.
SUNDAY 1kAINS-ieiyc Ntw-IOik aud FliadC phia at
ESQ o. m., $780, ~ y. m
Tickets for sale at foot of Ilberygt Nos 52g and 0i4
Broadway at e principal hotels all offices 81 the fc Rail
way IN New YORK and BROOKLYN, and at 80. COirtst,
Brooklyn Baggage checked from residence destination.
II. =. BALDWIN. Gen Pass A gent.
DONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING ut New
burge foughke9pHie Highland Falls West roinu Corn
wall. hATlbOfu, Milton, Esppus with Ulster
Del X, steamboats, THOMAS COtN ELL JAMES w
BALDWIN, I0m Ftr fOVI sprinsst y. H., daily, " IL
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Real Gsiatc 90 GTthan9c.
Gilp propcrlp 90 frt.
Drooklnu propcrtn 90 Get.

A TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-story
"a and basement brick dwelling No. % Carroll 81 near
Carroll deslr bic tenant the rent VIII DE made very
reasonable Apply toJ T. CORNELL Al Court ST. BROOKLYN.
TNO LET-3-story brick SCIIOOL-HOUoE, No.
4 l5S Bcnsenst; astory brick DWELLING, l1S WI
lcHPh0y.6t. GObDON L. FORD ~ tl1fk-sL brooklyn
rgNO LET-On Prospcct-place, Brooklyn, near
Finnaye, the meiiqmszgd tire story brick t9usc
known ORDER II roofs; VIII be rented low
ROBERT :. RUSSING. POI hontague-st. brooklyn.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE
city Line station, North Penn T. r., sN miles from Ph
dcph 20 trains daily two hours from New York 10y hc re
uur Its location aid souIding together with d, clos
proximity and easy to the city, make the
desirable places around Philadelphia.
II. J. DOBBINS.
Ledger building LIiadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

KEY rs oreanzcd on paper approaches perfection the
nrohlem ia obtain administration under Whch these
principles VIII be carried out.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
b and Naugatuck Railroads Fare ~. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves slip 1870 and Bridgeport at
ii pm.
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Gteaiuboais ano Railroads.
ALBANY BOAT PEOPLE's LINE.

T)VIN It I1VI
~ The elegant steamers DREW and ST. JOHN leave Pier
Al. ". r. every weekday nc connecting at Albany
with railway SamtOg, Lake GEORGE Lake Cban
plain, the Adirondack and White Mountains Fare only
5. +. MAYO, GEM Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

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New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-06
An Experiment for Boys.

Take two empty oyster cans and
stout smooth string. Let small hole
be made in the bottom of each can,
through which the string, say fifty to
one hundred feet in length, is passed
and secured. Then let the expert
menters set up their telegraph by
choosing their stations as far apart as the
tightly stretched string will permit, and
while one operator holds his ears to one
of the cans and his companion his
mouth to the can of the other end of the
line, they will find that conversation
can be carried on, so that low tones, and
even whisper will be distinctly per-
ceptible. What usually most astonishes
those who make this experiment for the
first time is that the sound of the voice
does not seem to come from the person
speaking at the other end of the string,
but to issue from the can itself, which
is held to the ear of the listener. This
at first appears to be deception, but it
is really not so. The ear tells the exact
truth. The voice that is heard really
comes from the can that is held to the
ear of the hearer. The voice of the
speaker communicates sound producing
vibrations to the wall of the can with
which his voice is in immediate contact.
These vibrations are communicated to
the string, but so changed that they no
longer affect the ear. A person may
stand by the string while the sound is
passing, and yet hear nothing. At the
other end of the string, however, these
hidden vibrations reproduce themselves
| as sound.