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NO, KISSl ,.s
.}aAJas s.k ,..ns.e, 1E sieisu 81
To pretty little tune,
- Holding up her dainty mouth,
./-> Sweet a. roses born in June. ~
Will was ten years old that day,
.::.. J.. And he pulled her golden curls,
80 mi. Tcasingly, and answer-made: 4! ~
80 ~ I'm too old-1 don't kiss girls" 49,
Ten years pass, and Marguerite
i Z tSmlleS Is fllikneels atTher feet -
Gazing fondly in her eyes,, .;rz -
~ 1&l APraymy," Won't you kiss me- sweet?'
r-3-x,r fRite b seyenteemto-d t~IfE
with her birthday ring She toys
For q moment, then she replies;
~ 'FnF too dbl don't KISS boysw 80,
4,--A0lge Elliot IN Bal6icin's MontKlv:4
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1t was at that critical moment of the
battle" said q Dubuque, minister in an
imprisoned burst. of eloqnencce, "when
the Wuke of Dellington-I mean, the
Delk Of Wilmington Il should say, when
the Welk Of Dulington-that is, when
the Dqle Of Wellington at the .wottle OF
how the passage appeared tt BE 80 badly
mangled that he didn't think it would
Pay TO repair it So he sxid.: ytAnd Sc
thly and lastly" and went on.-Bmzing-
ton Haackeye. c'rt y. ~ 5.s1 ~ y. Z: <s'''''f
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After an experience of over TWENTY-FIVE
years, many leading physicians acknowledge
that the Gracfcnbcrg Marshalls Uterine G.
nolicon is the only known ccrt'sin Remedy for
diseases to which women area subject. The
Graefenbcrg Vegetable RI lis, thcmost popular
er complaint and diseases of digestion. Sold by
all druggists. Send for almanacs. Gracfen.
berg Co., New York. Noycs Bros. & Cutler.
st. Paul, agents for Mime sofa.
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SANDAl.-W0QD

Possesses much greater power in restoring to a
healthy state the 'ucots cbrae of the than
either Cubebs Copaiba 1t never produces sickness
is certain and speedy in its action 1t fast suppressed
ing every other remedy Sixty capsules cure in six or
eight days No othor medicine can do this
Owing to its great SUCCESS, many substitutes have
been advertised such Pastes, Mixtures Pills. Bal
sans, ETC., all of which have been abandoned
Dundas DIX & Co.'S Soft Capsules contain
ing Oil Of Sandal-,rood, sold at all drug stores
Ask for circular, or send for one to IS aed 81
Wooster, street, Ne,v York.
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We have sold Hatch's Universal Couph
Syrup for about three years. No medicine Of
the kind sells Us rapidly, or gives such uniform
satisfaction. 1t has grown in favor from the
hrst OF its use in this section. Ittakcs the lead
OF al those preparations that have been con
sidercd standard.
ROBINSON s. WENDELL:
FairhaVcn, Cayuga Co.. N Y.
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,s"What'csn I do to make you love me
more2" asked a youth. of!his girl the
other evening. "Buy me a ring; stop
eating onion, and throw your Shoulders
back when you walk was the imme-
date reply: ,.>.... .... 80
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INFORMATION worth thousands to thosse mt
Of health. Sclf-help for weak and nervous s,,f,
ferers. Facts for those who have been doscd
dragged and quacked. The new Health Jour,
nal teaches all. Copies tiee.s Address Electric
Quarterly, Cincinnati, o. WV 1'''0''''
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Pittsburgh Manufactures Wholesale Prices.

1Od to Cd So 4
Nails Keg of 100lb $2,75 $500 $32 49,
We jllfurnis any 1above articles at price stated
delivered board steamboats, here The none,
must, in all cases, accompany the order Send P. O.
Order. Bankers Draft or Registered Letter. Refer
ence, 18th Nat. Bank. Pittsburgh, Pm. Addres HENRY
H. VANCE o. Box 3GS. Pittsburgh.
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Milwaukee bIil'ee and Iron Works

Manufacturers of Wrought: Iron Bridges
We make specis!tyof
Ell 4 G. II WA Y u n ID G ES.
and would respectfully Invite Correspondence
from County. Town and Village Amtho,1-
ties Take nd artage of the present extremely low
prioe OF iron to build BRIDGES combining ,t.nt dura.
bility with economy Of construction.
r. =. fL"sF.EE & 60. - !! wnu1ecc. WIS.
/, GREAT 1! !. QfE;EQ!.::::, r.: ss,:::
and :econd -ha I'd Of 1l,rs ella 81 s,,.Akcr. IN:
cash Or insfa ih.ei,1s or 20 II tsn!9' r.i, f,r
f tnan ~ EYER R:1ore offered; MATEH*'
x x0H & on 14HGANS HnSlS!ink their JEW
sOG ~ Is ana IsOuDO1N(Nret the BEST
made. 7-OctAvc Pianoa xI5O. IL do
s s!So, not used = year: :. - stop Orxass
MS: 10 stops: *ss: NJ SIS :; % eSsh.
not "s I'd = yS.r II perfect erdefand Ted
Acssca1 ana TNAVE ELL G. "A a'H4s Wanted.
1llNssretfe .&atal0<Mes n allied. "A Ibs,rai
0iscount 70 Leachers. Minist chuTches& sheet
n @sSS@. @1anuf'r ~,' ~ Ea%t lAth ~: IN. u
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~ Before e n buying any Turbine wheel, send for
n n: +: burnham's New Pamphlet and reduced
Prices Address P. o. Box 513 York. Pa
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1877. NEW YORK. 1927.

THE Sun continues to be the strenuous advocate of
reform and and of the substitution Of
statesmanshig, wisdom and integrity for hp6w pre-
tense imbecilit4 and fraud p tie Of
people BY the people and for the people as OPPOSED to
fraudsin the in the count
ing of votes orced by military violence Rendezvous
to supply its now not far from million
worthy accounts OF and employs for this
purpose numerous and carefully selected staff of
porters and correspondents Its reports from Washing
ton especially full accurate, and fearless and It
doubtless continues deserve enjoy the hatred of
those who thrive by the usurp
to merit the confidence of the ublc defending the
rights Of the people against the entertainments Of
The price of the daily SUN is 81 cents month, or
$G.5O year, postpaid, with the Sunday edition
w 20 year.
post paid.
THE WEEKLY Sun, eight pages of Sc broad columns,
Is furnished at 81 year, post paid.
SPECIAL NoT1CE-1n order to introduce The sun
more widely to the public, will send THE WEEKLY
edition for the remainder Of the year. to Jan. 1873
postpaid, for Half a Dollar Tryit.
Address, THE Sun, n. Y. City.
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\. fatentees and inventors should read adver.
tlsement OF Edison Bros. in another column
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The History OF Civilization

might be rittcn in the gradual processes of
Improvement wrought out in articles of food
Every progressive step is public blessing.
10 no one article is more due than to Door Ey's
y least POWDER: This with proper care insurcs
cults, pastry, ETC. '''
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much allusion to it in the nuhlic nr;nts
yet its sale has extended to all parts Of the
world ~ W vi.
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Rheum tlsm quickly Cured.
"Durangs Rheumatic Remcd "" the great
lnts'nel Medicine, will positively cure any case
o. o. rheumatism on the face Of the earth. Price
:! bottle, six bottles, Is. Sold by ali drug.
gists: Send for circular to Helpicnstinc Z
Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D. c.
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tine
GOOD Old
STANDBY.
MEXICAN MUSTANG liNlMENT.
FOR MAN AND BEAST

ESTABLISHED 35 YEARS. Always cures. Always
ready Alway s handy. Has mover yet failed. Thirty
millions have tested 1t. Tho whole world approves
the glorious old Mustang-the Best and Cheapest
L;Himcnt in existence. Is cents bottle The Mus
tang Liai1nent cures when nothing else will.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE VENDORS.
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| NATURES REMEDY -
Y 7l;jE|; "

Providence, Il. L., 1G4 TRANSIT STREET.
II. Il. STEVENS, ESQ:
!fecl bound to express with my signature the high
value place Upon your VEGEr1SE. Ny family havo
used 1t for the last two years. In nervous debility
1t is Invaluable and recommend it to all who may
need All invigorating renovating tonic. =
o. Il. WALKER
Formerly Pastor Bowdoin=sd2aro Church,
~ Boston.
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International Hotel,

Cor. SeVentn q yackHOA sts.. -. :.
SAINT PAUL J-s MINNESOTA
Having leased (for term OF years. and reftted and
refurnshed this very fine Hotel would announce to
the public and my dtme friends and patrons that
am prepared to accommodate them fstcsss fare 1t
thevery low rates of $3.50 and &2O per day according
to room. .''' NJ. r. &. FLl1VVFcR Prn1,
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| NATURES, REMEDY.
KEGE1H!1ME1
1ne GREAT BlooD hRlFeR./ -:

nv t11NT EV2UAL 10 IT.
SOUTH SALEM, MASS, Nov. II, 1876.
Mn. II. r. STEVENS: =
Dear Sir--I have been troubled with Scrofula,
Canker, and Liver complaint for three years. Moth
ing ever did me any good until commenced using
the VEGET1NE., am now getting along frst-rate.
and still using tho VEaET1NE. consider there is
nothing equal to it for such complaints Can heart
lily recommend it to everybody.
Yours truly; Mrs. LIZZIE NJ. PACKARD,
No. JIG Lagrange St, South Salem, Mass.
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e Al q 49, ~
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THE BEST YET

CS170 O11s d.
Send US photograph Of yourself and it will be neat
in and noye way also your name in latest style
type only Soc per doz two doz. for 75c Your pho
pies; Agents wanted. Address Novelty Ihotogra oh
Gard Co.. Nassau M T. z ~
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The superiority Of f.n*c E.c:rGc's C. nsis ; ~
their perfect purity ant great ST. nG!h T,.y
arc warranted FREQ from the p i~oI. IL, 81 /.
and :cids which enter into tho to:Al,o>it !on , I
many of tho Fictitious fruit II vnrs row iii II !.
market. They arc not OILY tue to their name :,
but arc prepared from ftaits OF the best quail "
and arc SO highly concentrated tha, ::lr,:..
lively small quantity only ne Il lc,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-30

reason finds many obectors-the thought has occurred
T. me that The divergence OF opinion between tine acYo
the bi-inetadc system OF silver ard gold for
our country. might be harmonic by a sl i
PIE amendment 20 new silver cotnn-c Dill Nhlch
should he passed by Congress. THO amendment sue
COST is THAI provision he Inserted in the blll that
holders Of American silver dollars should a all tunes
have The option exchanging them nj ans OF the Iuns
presenting them n Of not less than 5000 and
that holders OF gold should also have hc option Of cx-
81 linz ~ for American silver dollars i'm Ike mauuet.
preseutati az any Of the mints sun-treS-ue-,
when presenting % N sums Of IKE amount.
such an amendment would create governmental
" mter-ccuveIubilty bftw an silver coin ana gold
coin ana, while or tue enc Band relieving ne fc,fs
Issue OF silver would on the other, give those who have
not such appIencus ou5 opportunity io prove nY lacu
cal experiment tat there no occasion for them and
mo re- son Tor objections the use Two metals
standards Fv an enactment rfcur n.Lnr { or l'gi
Woodworking IN tine manner propos'd. gold
and silver would become ore. and thc word
coin" used r national obligations. be- effectively
relieved from exp sure 60 me two different nterpret
Aibgly. NOV. 10, 1877. j. II. Vas ANTWERP.
Ny confidence ia the wisdom OF returning TO the
financial policy of our fathers has been strength
ened by conversations with the venerable Thomas
". Olcot, for more than sixty years TIE succeoau
financial officer of the Mechanics and Farmers
Bank, of Albany Mr. Oicott is not only the Oldest
bank president in our stale but is widely known as
q uniform. earnest, aud enlightened hard-money
man. The Senate. ms / anticipated in a former let
ter reports the Bland Silver BIZ with some proper
amendments X the advocates of gold sta dard only
would have met the conservative friends Oh the
silver standard. the bill might have beenso amended
as to remove All the objections Of wise ana go'u
men to the resumpto Of specie payments uhHei aus
pieces certain to protect and promote the hhahoi'l
credit Of the country and the material prosperity oil
the people If. for any reasou n law restoring the
financial policy Of the Government under WhlcA Tue
country enjoyed UNPARALLELED prosperity to the as
astrous hour that slavery sough the destruction OF
the Government and ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the Union
the responsibility md the consequences VIII rest
upon the aggressive. rapscious, uncompromisng
spirit of the worshiHpers of gold, supplemented
an constrained to add. by the bulldozng course OF
o press Nv.
Nc.r- York. Nov. %, 1877.
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OPEYLNG THE NEW c4rHEDR4L.

In spite Of the bad weather, immense
throngs visited &c Catholic Cathedral yesterday.
The opened a. me- and from the three en-
frances on Fith aud MadsOn-aves. and Fiftiethst a
constant stream Of people poured IN unt nighti The
air was very chilling inside the great edIfce, ana
the damp earth caused many TO hurry through
their survey Even in it, incomplete condition all visit
or we're deeply impressed with thc grand proportions,
gigantic COuMn and the imposing nave VI the cathe-
dral. The framework staging on which the workmen
stand to decorate the ceilings rises nearly H. feet
above the hoor Il unfortunately obtructed the view
taken away from tie stained glass windows, bur ~ many
instances persons mad 10 crouch or climb n order TO see
The Window IN the ends Of the transept are 20 feet
high and 20 ret wide 40 tile base Zach window IN ia
~, y. a., ai,lrai, sf,,ce. of tine southern tran
sept WIndow This s the -t o 4. Paricks Cathedral
Re OF Inc VirtiJ NARY In four small win
dows on each side are 20 tn,yed the iour evan
,pii-ts These windows were given by b 'rnard NJ
kenua. Andrew CLARK William Joyce. and Dennis J.
Iv-,rr NoH.Ire painting au0rn the high ccrastOry
windows. Ia the sluctu1ry the windows arc empty
s beautiful rose window % ov + the Flth-dyc entrance
n il tiirtr-tw1 feet in diameter.
Tho inst window the south side Of the cathedral Is
tie gift " james Alweu, Of this city. st. Vincent dc
paul i depicted in IL. The next two windows
filled nc present. Many others are vacant As YET
hut pledges have been made by various per
sons and societies, which provide for ming
all the 1O3 windows OF the edlhce. heuI9
J. Anderson gave the fourth window. when presents
spirited battle piece, Henry belng the central nge'
me three baptsns o; Christ In IRE, water ana blood,
are shown in the first window on the north SIDE the gt
OF james McHenua Inc second window 10 emmy Inc
third shows che Pope br-t0wug his blessing On IA safe
Tbe mart ,rdum Lawrence is tue SUBJECT eI inc
fourth window, which given d. the OtthOhcs OF
Ordeusburg The Diocese Of Rochester presented Lhe
n;tn window. Ii shows ST. Bernard preaching Inc
windows are twenty-five Feet hi-h ana tHr1een iee'
wide. 49,. ,.t
The cathedral Is 33l feet long. including the ehance
The MAJ bic columns fye feet m diameter lhey are
ef M I'M sections Each section weighs eight tons IL
another year promised ina tie Cathedral VIII Dc 80
near completion interior that only the pew- WIN
DE wanting which will be fashioned o. curlOsy caIFeu
tsh
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srEWARrs HorEL EoR roHEN
TO BE OPENED on JANUARY I-MAGNITUDE AND
coNyrNIENCE or THE APPoISuTNrs

TO BE OPENED on JANUARY I-MAGVTUDE AND
CONVENIENCE or THE APPOINTMENTS.
The Working WOmen's Hotel, on Fourth
ave, between Thirty--e second and Thirty-third-sts
founded by the late Alexander stewart, and cg,
finished by him. has been brought 10 completion by
Judge Henry Hilton and VIII bee ready for occupancy
ON or before the lstoi January. 5r stewart, from hay
Ing many women la Lis employ. was lei 70 thuk much
upon the relations Of women to labor He saw that
WORKING women were subject 20 special harl5ps and dis
eouraeenents In Their attempt 90 maintain indepen-
dence lie concluded. aleg much personal invest gaion
ti5' ,.e h-ce--I aud even me Injuries OF domestic
iit '"hH uc paced WITHIN tle rdrd or women OF very
t"icid-r lic luc. A, 400 incentive, and example
of want could le done, hc projected the Womcns Hotel
I"9 HitIh collar his been devoted 20 me OBJECT,
without expecting any pccmiary return. IL Be- not IL
=, iull-. between - ana % q week Will DC
chang for lodging aud board. thc accommodation being
excellent ms 10 urultnre and food. II % is found. on
leave surplus tie rcrs viii Oe reduced. on che other
guest rive expense wi DE- furnished by the estate.
WORK on tne hotel uas been pushed with energy during
and the exterior will bee given finishing coat Of PANT
Tie budng Is massive proportions aud tile Of arcAi-
little fha 900 feet SQUARE The wall, arc of great
thickness The huors or the first three stoses OF
iron and cement. Buca walls separate every ecand
room AMI tie parttl made OF iron joi-fs iron
absolutely 1.e-pro0f TIE immense ~ the hotel ia
biiI5 ~ l d Ianiof % ll.t4le '3 a. OF
sons' the others being nal the Il e. best "
ever tnins ma ben uset i'm the furnishing, tAe
d.-ignrd eEnressy for the ho'eL Thirteen thousand
separate heating aud gas fixtures, hot and cold
lntor the rooms are al cNc..ut'y lighted. There rs
the building i. paved and ,r-efcd with flowers Dnc
attention bias been tr social ami literary needs
f.r, and several RECEPTION rooms have been elegantly
ff IA o.
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ART crRIoslr1Es AND RARE JETELS.

The firm of Watson & Co., importers OF
Hric-a Brac. No IL Uuiou-sIulre, corner of seven
teenrh-st USE uu elegant little room. oiAty with " l.
Marcus formerly OF starr Marcus, Tor the display Oh
some OF the rrcst jewels aud oi relics M the coun
fry VeuctIn chair luiau wii ivory, i, one Of the manu-
soonest thiug- shown. Mauaaru's robe Of Imperial
sable once worn by IS (Iinrsf m1gt, ate, aud = "i
priests Ve-tueut- from MIdil attract much utleu
ME firm has one hunl.el pirro5 of japanese lti'-'
o.al .ncl 900 mguy different styles tbs is tie
assortment to Doe found Duo the ct, the pieces sen ln -
,r - each An lrIia ls one Of tnr most ahtl4i
.lug, shown There OLD Japanese SILKS IN" Iou-l
ytf. THREADS of gold, Ia MANY CURIOUS piittsl.loi
Louis XVIII sut OF velvet, catllt
ia euid and cnIur-i silk once hctuill y 'sh ~
.nIr.r az that period a small portrait "I fihnt,I,
-ti on ivory d. SAID % e EldcI hht hrI anu
s V,rv handsome. A gold eIameled snnhboA !" ma INV
watch ON tho tOD and "a IilsicOoN hni" thu ~ ~ "
GREAT curiosity There are bite OF ga es~sHc'l S'i
ami al the Old Naukeeu blue ana "hlte WAR; III" WY
rare aud valuable. H. o.. ,,.t,..i,ios Mr.
M,rcli. has "A display Of fine diamonds anu aIlisic
e,yelry Among many beautiful things dalIy shown IN =
brocelet of Etruscan gold set with turquoise anu cail
m around the edge. necklace n the on i.oil -
EIfn.cnu its r has graduating pendants BAH Wy I'"n
and IS finished with wide NAT cham the pehuah's No
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u4LARIAL FEVER PREVALENT.

A large proportion of the patients received
recently NJ Bellevue Hospital have been suffering from
lnaarl fever caused by improper drainage They are
brought from the tenement DISTRICTS the Iwentythrn
Ward furnishing a great many cases. phy-
.cian who practices largely IN the Twenty-third
ward states that the disease tphodal Ia rs char-
.er .t moi 10 all infectious. 10 is caused By constant
inhalation Of gases emitted by dccayed vegetable at'er
arising he clIms from chokcdup drains connecting the
rer,.ut houses with sewers and which, Do h. asse ted
r entirely roo snail 90 carry on All tLe refuse "Ich II
constantly accommodating in large tenement houses
Au1f Ell singular feature connected Win th' uI''d''
,dled tbc phy,ci.n. it, deceptive iehuehcier
g,,rcr sisters who nave just been ftht 10
f,e IsIqud we're discharged from tue hoSPilh a.
sre,I Jew DAVIS ago. aud go tue midst or tuelr uoslle
lrti.. yifhouta warning symptom, were pro7l atuWl
aakes, and sinking it's. We have named the disease
IIp,e fever. Scarcely a victim, az YET Aas en- %
,ir. recovered. thc entire system beng appir-
rpf,y permcatel with the poison enlanuing Ii"ih
l1d sewer connections Wien asked u lne
fis..as. va. general the doctor sld that I'D
the past six weeks be- had kl0wn O over ovo gases, 80"
n irl OF vii "a were now being tr afed ODD tHt Iv'!
Numerous deaths had occurred bat tue MINORITY o. .n.
ltlr u.s. upon returning 90 tnc ODD tencmruis' 7uHtrtl
rr4f.s I'M 10 rs, DAYS. and th. ever brcahc chrome
The attention OF the landlords ot NUMEROUS 'theiIcu'7
Where, - Il ,ea-o prev las, been ciied lo tIt ueee
stv M better drsiut,.. ana TIE mt'r ui' 'l'o "-H
lsid before the public authorizes flr ar llon'
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1 pLE1sNr HOWE occrp4n0N.

There are many people who have long felt
the need of some 81 profitable work that might be-
done 20 home There thousands OF resp c'ahie am-
lies iu this city whose income with the most careful
ecouoinv cannot De made 20 keep pace with the oX
rpr..- IN many cas- me daughter, WOAI NhIi-N
bvsy ine-rsc- o. assist tHcr parents Ihfr cluclilo
off Is nor sufficient % qualify them Tor teachers ava
FAMILY ur!r WIl uYt allow them o. go INTO store III
FprIr, countries ladies OF ttir taught hr an o
lac, ma6m2. and tAey ID tuui teach tue daughters
,f ri. uo.r. and tfls enable them To cara
for fheui~e.rcs uv.aZ Barbour Brothers, "
y, I3+ Chuic-.t Ncw-Y 0rE, and No. 1913 Iruihiinst
l5,-.. .,f Issued u.ilr book called Tie "luferlii
NJ ...itt Inc. Book" TINS book is filled with IlIstr
mon, ...Ig the .rt 10 making M1crmc lace, an the
..frl dol. and directions arc made sl clr1 ana Simple
ttt a .. q could almost follow Them. Tue in nAh'
fs.ltre de- thread u--d Tor making As iicc, having
tr, fla. spinning uIaufgc.orl u fatcrsoa' where they
.fun, GOO work people. llfr huldn-. are crrciln-'
,ynirl vneu completed. viii g,c work 10 LOCO people
~. ,,e- Of D. llu- MICriiIc lace was Wcil-anown no
fne sixteenth Ccutur and even now INC art hd "t utth
forgotten Those eh0 ee familiar with Do sIraA "I 10 "s
very pleasant cccu atoui to many people 90 a o. l-
ciu 4 IN iuli b. a.Mnhl rrsI,lIIIt.
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THE FLORA or TIE UNITED Sites.

DIR. J. d. Hooker since his return TO Eng
land has written to Nature speaking witt satlsiacuon
of the hospitality he With ln his western mp ana
mentioning that the railway authorities carried me party
acros, Tie United states and ON Tho branch lines
ver,ed without charge. A. tue net result OF the ODD
eryton. on American vegetation he states thal 'Ae
middle. latitud.s OF our Continent have three prime pal
uerdional noras incomparby more diverse Than those
ofsuilar IA rdians in the Old World anu as To tF''',
lr,l and many geueraof herbaceous plants absolutely
distinct The three main visions are tNo buniH' anu
one Intermediate dry The subdivisions al eAch OF THESE
are,s are three apiece "a follows: % The Atlantic
sjope with the Mississippi Valley consists OBJ U an A'A
r fb, Mississippi valley, and cl an ini flose" noun
M zion with temperate and subilpine norI ~ me
pn slime includes l q humid cool, forest clad coast
rn.. Cd a hot and drier valley with Tie san Juan ana
sacramento rivers lc the sierra Nevada hora' ten
per,te sut-alpinc aud alpine. OBJ The Rocky Mountain
1r rol the ST. .,ssi1p beyond lt7 I"lc' REGION 80
mo -icrr nevada has tU "a prairie nora ''l '-' ~
saitne flora and lcl Rocky A1anihil p4'ptI uoL To
,.u,Ire -ulal zine aud a pine. NOT pine GAS uipc'
La ulune or birch 90 Eastern America cNlrl'.S 70
Ws. and genera ~ trirtY to 'ty spccri arr rorAhea
IN rarG Tn Rocky Mountain region. ihou-n ul,l,cO
froti either side contains few elements Hom c"cH
mostly flum the Western Nora.