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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
FIGHTING WITH POLICEMEN.

James and Robert Cunningham, father and
son, OF No. $40 West seventeenth-st, attacked
without prOvOcation Roundsman Henry Rogers
Of the Twentieth Street Police, as he walking
with his wife on seyenteenth-st. Friday evening
Edward Gallagher, keeper Of a small grocery store at
No. 32I West seYenteenth-st, quarrelng with bis
vile az 20 who should lock the grocery door The
rOuDdmans suggestion to Ofieer Smith t. arrest Gal
lagher, caused fight, Gallagher Tesisted the younger
Cunningham came 10 his aid and Rogers assisted the
patrOldaB, when the father made attack Another
policeman assistance and the three men were al
rested Rfter a severe clubbing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
EXPLOSION OF NAPHTHA IN BROOKLYN.

j. B. Fuller has recently reftted the Brook
iyn House, Hamilte9-aye ana Union-st., Brooklyn
sad has made arrangements FOR lighting IL with naph
tha gas. retort flied up in the cellar and the
contents OF barrel Of naphtha we're being conveyed
into the reiort thrOugh q wooden trough, Saturday
hight, when toe liquid caught fire from kerosene
lamp which was placed hear the trough. In moment
the entire cellar filed with the blaze, ana the
pants Of the house greatly alarmed. 5. b. GuiOn
and John Winters, OF No. % RutgerssL tins city, as
We'll AZ Mr.. Fuller, severely burned about their
faces and hands. Mr.. Fuller has decided not 10 use
nsphtha Tor the purpose Of making gas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
FRAUD IN THE CHICAGO POST OFFICE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Postmaster Palmer to-
night removed John W. Gregg chief clerk of the Money
Order Department, because Of his supposed connection
with the defaicatiOn Of his subordinate, f. L. Miller
Miller s now here, having returned from Canada
under promise OF temporary Immunity in order that he
may give information tending 70 fix the time OF ex-POst
master McArthufs defaleatiOns. Two other clerks Ia
The Money Order Department Will be discharged tO-m0r
row for supposed completely in the frauds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
oBIrGrNG A COMPLAINANT TO APPEAR.

Nara McDermOtt is said to have stolen arti-
es from several persons John r. Van Rensselaer, sec
rotary OF the Sterling Fire Insurance Company OBJ
tanned against her for theft committed In
1873 Meanwhile the accused woman has been held IN
the BROOKLYN Penitentiary On her discharge she was
rearrested on Van Rensselaer complaint and brought
On Saturday before Justice Morgan at the Tom6s The
complainant did appear, and, 1t is said, does not
wish 10 appear, the officers Of the Prison Association De
eving in the reformation of the prisoner Justice Nor
can however, insisted that the complainant must az
near. and directed q subpoena TO be issued TO INN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05

PHILADELPHIA. July 10, 1878. :
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN duplicate with copy Of this
and Of the Instructions 20 bidders attached
1878 for furnishing the u Quartermasers Department
iTO be delivered at the ouartermaster's Depot
loo Campaign Hats; $500 Forage Caps; 10000 pairs
woollen Stockings 800 pairs white Berlin Gloves 1000
pan 7 %a Ts5 70 & sn s S0. g s %o 4eS
PoGs 29oeg yards dars s S Flannel 600 ysTs shifting
qqalityi and $4,000 yards Canton Flannel 49, n,,,.
dephia or Jehersonvlle: Ind; go
$4,000 yars Canton Flannel 10000 yards Shifting Elan
mel light quality and 100000 yards shifting Flannel heavy
TTo be delivered the ouarteHnasters Depot Jeer
10000 ATheyes $50 sets Stencil Plates 5000 Mosquito
bars single 1870 wall Tents 1880 Wall Tent Flies l,s3O
sets Wall Tent Poles 25UO Common Tents 1000 Common
IyT3 be delivered az Tie QuarermasterS Depot at Phla
1000 Helmets qntrimmed; 1000 Helmet Hair Fumes
met Top Pieces and Plume Sockets: 1000 Helmet Eagles;
Loco pairs Helmet Scrolls ana Rings 1000 Helmet side
Campaign iias $1,000 Caps 100 crescehts caps
Rifles; 4U,OOI Numbers: 10000 Letters l5O.Or0 pairs
woOlen stockings 500 pairs Berlin owes 5000 PAIRS
shoes roo Wool Blankets 600 storm Flags 25OU Musk
Boos 900 nus Facing Cloth; 10000 yards dark blue
Flannel $4,000 yarns sky blue Ksrey heavy quality 10000
Padding $4,000 yards black sesia 100000 yards wOrsed
oo Hooks ana Eyes 1000 gsoss coat buttons large 1000
7 600 ois bis,P Cotton Tre9d 81 600 soos White Cot
TON Th[sad feet wax Upper Leather sdes to aver
pounds 4OCO los. swedes Nails 1913 No IL; 1000 lbs
bOuIs Machine Thread; 500 balls Hard Wax 10 gross steel
Last ug TackH IL inch.
All will be subjected 70 rigid nSpec Ion, and bid
des informed that ul compliance with specifications
Will be insisted upOn and that article Inferior 10 the stand
ard viii be accepted
The Government the right to reject any all
bids
preference viii be given to articles Of domestic produc
ton Manufacture. conditions Of price and quality being
equal, and such preference Will he given 10 eruees OF
American production manufacture produced the Pa
tnc Coast extent the consumption required By
the public service there - Revised StIfUtes ZIG
The articles which 20 be uscd In the States and Terrific
OF the Pacific will be received and inspected at san
Francisco Cal.
cOpcsof printed instructions 10 bidders and other nor
nation apply al this office.
Envelopes proposals be endorsed Proposals
for Military Supplies" and addressed 60 the undersigned
By order OF the Qnartcrmast GeBefaL
D. H. RUCkER. Asst. or Mr.. General.
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LEeIsLATIoN IN VICTORIA.

SAN Francisco, Aug. PA Victoria dis
patch states that tue following resolution has been
passed unanimously BY Parliament: Resolved, That
Chinese shall not be employed upon the public works Of
the province and that clause shall be inserted in the
specifications OF a contracts awarded by the Govern
ment 70 the effect that contractors viii not be permit
yea 20 employ Chinese labor upon the work. and that 10
tne event o. their doing the Government Will not be
responsible for payment Of the contract"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05

A gentleman went into a fashionable tailOr's,
and addressing the master, said believe you make
Iof the Prince OF WaesP Wales, Wales repeated the
nv ttlsssHey 11sn calling 70 ms clerk ssas ~
We have got customer called the Prince Of Weea.'-
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cALENDARs THIS Day.

smRnH coUKT-CHAHBEEs-yan Brant, J.-First Monday
motion calendar.
bomicce Thomas Dean, Patrick Devine, William Carney
James BrOWn fel0ne0Us assault and battery August
Weiss Thomas Winter. rape Josepn Goldberg eamuei
Asizenberg, JOHN Hanahsn, burglary John ONeiL John
Higgins kite Mcmahon Thomas Cargans gland larceny
Florence smith, petit arnceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
LOOKING For FMMA COLLINS.

Mrs. Eliza Collins, the mother of the missing
Emma Collins applied Judge Murray Saturday, at
the Jefferson Market Police Court for against
her daughter should discover her. Judge Murray
said had passed from his hands, and parents
right he thought would not be disputed If occasion Of
fered fer its exercise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
w Open from $50 a. u. 10 u pm.

WI open from $50 a. N. to Bpm.
stations:
NORRIS sTREETNearest point for South Ferry and Bat
RECT6R INSTANTANEOUS point for Wall street Ferry.
COURTLAN point for Jersey City and
CE-Nearest point for Post Office City Hall
Barclay street Ferry 20 HObOken.
Observation-Disclosures point for Pavonia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLfN-STREET-
point for DesbrOsses Street Ferry
Jersey CITY and Peoples Line steamers for Albany
BLEECKER-STREET-
neutrality-suspicious. st Point for Christopher street
10 HobOken.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TWENTYTHIR RID SrRFET-Nearest pointtor Twenty-third
Ferry 20 Jersey City.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SECOND STREET-Neares point for NewYork
Central Railroad Depot
FIFTIETHSrREEr-
Fifty STREET-Nearest point for Central Park.
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side station.
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station.
FARE 10 CENTS except between the hours OF o;SO 70
a. 20 when the fare Is 3 cents.
ROUTE: tY-egbth street along SIxthavenae 70
and along and along south E1nhavenue;
Canasreet; crossing into and along West broadway 70
crossing into and along College places 70
street. 20 and along tburch-street 70
ana along y ew. Church-street 20 btorTis-street
Connects with the following horse car Illness .
At RECONSTRUCT with care for SOuth Ferry. Az
(iRAND.STREET for Desbrosses and East Grand
street Ferries At BLEECKERSTRET with cars for East
West EIGTHTHSTRE RECT with carr for Christopher
ana Fast Tenth Street Ferries AT
with Twenty third Street and East Twenty
Streets Ferries. AtTHIkTNTdlRD-
STREET with for Weehawken Fery At FIFTY
N1NTHSTREET with cars Tor Belt Line kaiiIeaq;
WIN. X GAkhISoN; PresaenI
New-York. June IL 1873. AZ. VAN BRockLIN, snp,t
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Dail lex
main az WEST POINT hOurs NEWBURGH nearly 2
hours; due at New-York ON return at 5:3O
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MusiraI 1nstrumerrs

A DUMAHAUT, late S. X BALL g. CO.,
N. No. 20 EAST l4rH-ST
Chickering's Stenways and other Pianos and organs low
for cash, on instaments, and for rent
ORGANS.-Splendid $40 organs for 800,
" $500 for 500 s75 for $50 500 for $40 for s9S and
gi65 for $50 PIANOS$900 panofOrte for 500 $500 for
5000 $3.50 for $685. 500 for $685. 5000 for $780, cash nos
used year perfect order warranted great DafealDs
unryaed unequaed prices send for catalogues
HORACE WATERS & SONS, 40 East l4thst, n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
Gratss ano TENDERS.

THE largest manufacturers of low and half
low CRATES either hard soft coal with dumping
and shaking attachment Brass open Fire Places with And
irons and Haskell wood fires Brass Tenders FIRE
and Holds Of antique and modern designs wholesale
aud retail estimates given 10 builders contractors ana
HTcmtects. D. CONOVER CO.365 and 3bs Canal-st Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
Proposals.
PROPOSALS for ERECTION of BUILDINGS
on DAVIDS ISLAND. n. Y H.
DRPoT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,

HOustOnst, corner Greene, ,
NRw-YoRK CRY, July 20, 1897
Sealed proposals in tripcate VIII received at this ece
until II o'clock noon August 1873 at which time and
place viii be opened the bidders for the
set Of company quarters and house.
dance with plans and specifications file in this Office and
which be by bdders daily until the bids opened
Bidders should state the time within which they viii
tee TO complete the work preference viii be given TO a
ces Of domestic production The Government
right 10 reject and all bids Blank proposals will be fur
nshed application TO this Office Proposals should be adj
dressed the undersigned and be ndorsed Proposals
erection Of Buildings on Davd's Island N Y H"
i. c. EASTON,
Colonel aud Assistant ouartermaster General
nnl.nf Ot1anl 4 tar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05

WASHING OS, u. c. Aug. ., 1873. J
DROPOSAL for LAYING ASPHALTUM
l. PAVEMENTIN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
BY DIRECTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSION
FRS SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received atths Office
until ~ O'CLOCK NJ TIL RsDAY, AUGUST 10, 1873 for
furnishing ayn gabOut thirty thousand eight hun
dred and 53S9 square yards more or less as
phatum the carageway Of l4thstTeet and
last CapitOLsrcet the City OF Nashiu gtOn, ID. C.
Blank forms proposals specifications may be OBJ
together with all inOrma.
on upon application therefor and bids upon these forms
will alone be considered.
object all bids parts Of Ods.
By order OF the Engineer Commissioner, &C.,
X. J.. HOXIE,
Lieutenant Engineers, L. y. A.
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90 n1hom II Glan Concern

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A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. i,2JS broadway cor. Ihlfty-
nrst-st. 3OS Vest Twenty-thrist, cor ElghthaYe.
76O Third.aye- Forty seventhsL; at the HARLEM
OFFICE, No. 2.2Si ThiTdave, cor. One-hrndredand
twenty fourst Harlem savings Bank Budng up 10 90
m. stregular Office rateA
INFORMATION WANTED as 70 who Charles
O. Deuscheenes employer employers were during the
year s74 up October l. 1870 during said time ne
either soliciting odefS OF sell
ing az Is beeved) kind OF linen, white or hght dry
goods His sister Magaea address Is also desired SAID
Deusch was OF the steamboat Elm city IN
Long Island Sound the night Of January TO- 1870 Hhe
travelling ]. T. Haner, GseY House, NeW-h0rk WhOle
sailing and retailing musical merchandise HIS me was IN
surrd and death made payable 10 the subscriber IN trust
ANY Of the above desired information WIN
please Communicate with J. +. HANER, Lansngburg New
York.
INFORMATION WANTED of DAVID Steed-
man stone mason by trade born in Laehgelys Fteshire
ageI about "a years last heard from In New Ork about ~
MICHAEL GRIFFEH, 347 Hendersonst. Jersey CITY, ri
NEw.YoRK Aug. ], 1873.
UNO WHOM 1T MAY C0NCERN.-PUBLlC
Il notice IL hereby given that DAVID LEFFMANN Is no
longer L. my employ all business relations heretofore eN
isfing between us Having ceased from above date.
Hnv nurcbase made by him for my will be disre
garded by me. LOUIS uLhlOh' 900 lstaFo'
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sitnatlous mauGeo-- females.

49,
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRInUNE WILL Re- RECEIVED W At TIE
Third ave- Forty seyehthst At the HARLEM oFttCE
CELEBRATES
AT buckles EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
N $50 4thaye.. near 24thst date BooKHAM's) will DO
found large number Of ect servants for private families
male and female for country ard ety. orders By
mail prompt attention. w II BUCkE PROPRIETOR
COOK.-A very neat, young. Protestant wo-
excellent references objections the country. Apply at
BEDELLs, $40 4th-aye.
COOK.-By a Swedish Protestant cook as
destands ali Kinds Of family WORK excellent win be
psee p aTs NO OBJECTION 70 the country best q city re
COMMUNICATIONS from her last employer 366 6taye near
28d-st, LIST door
COOK.-A young Swedish girl as frst-class
Ooook excellent references speaks English Can OF ad
dress 300 East l2th.st, lat floor "
COOK-By a Swedish young woman, who is
- rstolas Ia her business very references
at $50 sth Sa'Ss i near isi6s,
COOK.-By respectable Protestant woman,
kinds meats hsh game poultry &C. IN sGpero se Eye Is
KELLY's i3s West llth.st, corner 6thaye.
COOK-LAUNDRESS.- a Scotch Protes-
sIsnds All family work excellent cook viii be
presrie6 no o6sGon % The country best city recon.
mendauOns Cal al 40 bth-avep near lsthht
COOK, WASH and IRON.-By a steady, re-
" liable German Gir, who goad PLAN cook can make
excellent bread wants permanent home Siiy or eoun6y
doors above lOth-st
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By an
able and well competent ether capacity
chambermaid Waitress cleans silver &c excellent
$3.50 6th.ave- near 2Sd.st., LIST floor.
OHAMBERMAID or NURSE.-By a German
" Protestant young woman thoroughly capable In both
BGREAU FOR GERMAN sEKvANTs, l3l l3th-st.. near
3d-ave.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
petent in either capacity chamberad waitress cleans
silver &c an excellent sober honest o1lglng woman
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-A young Nor
N Protestant for city country II good
plain cook washer and ironer makes nice bread and biscuit
country. Call at 29O 9Th ave- near lethst
HOUSEWORK-A good strong German
girl; willing make herself useful around house city
country home THAI wages S66 6thaye near I'D st.
lst hoor.
TADY'S MAID, &c-A very neat, young
II Protestant lady's maid and scamsress
dersands hadresung ard dressmakng has uDrxcepton!
able city rofereuce. Apply at BEDELLs. $40 4thaye.
I AUNDRESS.-By a frst-cass lauudress
II understands hsrbusiness best OF city references S06
6th-aye. let ho0r.
NURSE.-By an English Protestant young
and experienced can take the entire charge Of
an infant aud bring 4 Up on bottle or growing ehdreni
Obling willing make herself useful has the very best
testimonials city country. No 800 6th-aye near 23dst
LIST floor.
NURSE.-By a Scotch Protestant woman, ca
~ pabe OF taking full charge Of infant from it, birth
cant be beaten with bottle baby good city reference Call
address 62 West 38d.st for two days
WASHING, &c.-Respectable German wo-
w man, takes washing and ironing in the house. Miss
BILLING, 3O4 East 6lst-st, In the rear.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE The SECRE AgY.
WASHINGTON, July 30 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Office the Custodian Of the United States Court
House once Building. New-Y0rk CITY until IL
o'clock TT EsDAY, August IS 1873. for supplying fuel
United public buildings owned and rented, IN
NeW.YOrk CITY Ia quantities more or lees as follows
$3.50 tons Lehigh coal. furnace size.
10 tons Lykins Valley, stove size
IL tons chestnut coal
tons English camel coal
Is ChaldrUns Liverpool coal
3 loads ChaldrO. coke
Gs lOOas Virginia pine wood. cuts, split.
90 loads Virginia Pine wood, ] cut
2 loads Virginia pine wood, split.
20 loads hickory wood, cut, q inches.
and Instructions bidders VIII be
upon application 10 the Custodian OF the United states
Post Office and Court House Building New-fork CITY,
JOHN SHERMAN secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL Ills, July 81, 1873
DR0P0SAIS EOR IRON BEANS Sealed

HOOK leland ATFENAf- ILls, july 81, I6Is.
PROPOSALS FOR IRON BEAMS Sealed
proposals be opened AT 10 August 80, 1873
hereby invited 60 furnish delivered at this Arsenal
about G43OOO pounds OF 10 inch wrought iron beams 20
weigh - pounds yard about 764 900 pounds OF ~ or
l2ineh wrought iron Deams. 10 weigh l25 pounds per
Yar and about loo pounds Of angle pieces 3 inches By
3g inches by = nohes
The be straight, out Of wind cut square at the
ends free flaws bsiers and ragged edges and contain
good iron and the bid should be accompanied by the manu-
lecturers published tables formula giving the guaranteed
strength and stiffness OF beams.
Nearly viii required I'm lengths of 16 10 20
feet thirds lengths that they
must be cut cold
Bids addressed the undersigned Endorsed the
outside Proposals Furnish Beams" The successful bid
Der viii be required contract and % give good
and sufficient bonds for the faithful performance OF the con-
onehh Of the beams be delivered within two
month"; the remainder within Of the date Of
contract
a deemed satisfactory.
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OFiiCE on LIGHH0tsE ENGlN EER, IENTH psfGlcE
OswRGO, New-YOrk July 30 1878.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
- this once until eleven az oCloSk a. m. on THURSDAY
AUGUST 10, 1873.
sanfusky Bay Ranges. Ohio
RECOND-For competing the keepers dwelling
The hight reject all bids or to waive defects II IL
deemed OF the Government 10 do so Is re-
served.
Ali bids shoud be scaled and endorsed Proposals for Iron
Work &C. sanduHky Bay Ranges, Ohio aud enclosed
another envelope addressed 10 the undersigned prepaid
by mail -, ,,.-.
zach bid should contain a copy Of this advertisement
Plans aud specifications may be seen az this Ohcr.
WALTER MCFARLAND,
Major Of Engineers L. s. Army Engineer 10th Lighthouse
District.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UP.
TOWN OFFICES No. 1.23S Broadway, Thirty first ST.,
3OS West Twenty hirdst, cor Eighth ave. 200 Third
ave, Forty sevenh-sti at the HARLEM OFFICE No
IHalem savings Bank Buiding) up to at regular
Office rates
A YOUNG MAN attending school about half
n time would like 10 be employed the remainder gather
ing reliable news for newspaper Address ADNhhrlsEh
1913 East l0thst
A Young Man % years of age, and well
N educated desires 10 learn the business IN some
wholesale establishments highest testimonial Tor characters
wages object Address ~ w. w. 453 4thave
DY an honest. intelligent and sober young
I'D man; willing 20 do awnings first class reference Call
or address JANIS A. MADDEN, No. 2ll West 5t-st
(NOACHMAN and GARDENER or USEFUL
~ MAINLY a single Protestant young man has four
reference from last employer Address j. c. Uptown
Tribune onics, i,2Ss Broadway.
COACHMAN, GARDENER and USEFUL
~ BY North OF Ireland man, who IL good careful
driver the and management of horses and
he good gardener both flower and vegetable and willing
himself generally useful gentemans place. also
can milk, cattle &c; best recommendations Call az
Mrs. KELLY's l3s West lltlrst. corner 6th-aye.
NARDENER.-By a married man, English,
" chdreni has twenty years practical experience with
and cold graperea fruit flowers and Vege
fables; thoroughly learned farming ana the care and
Of fancy stock wife would take charge OF dairy
and poultry which she fully understands good city refer
Address j. ID. S. Uptown Tribune once LESS Broad
way.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

Colonel and Assistant ouaTtermaster- General
DepOt Ouartermaeter
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ON THE CATSKILLS.
~ oHARA HOUSE,
LEXINGTON. GREENE COUNTY N. Y
THE GREAT SANITARIUM,

III DANSNlLLE, LIVINGSTON CNy NEM-1Ohhs
has now over men, and children within trying
10 get their health learning how 10 keep IT, In It, aud In
cottages adjacent and In tents she mountain slope " ys
tors choose bring them 200 be made comfortable
helped 20 physical and mental vgor wish could
rightly well, 20 keep we and sick ana curabie
no we'll and women having common sense would
vt and examine It's workings and what we
are doing how do IT, they woald learn how 70 Keep
sickness their families II IL IL IN, how 70 be ma OF
H. Would this bea worthy achievement The people
everywhere vexed and perpeXed by sickness IL Is ter
rbe curse burdensOme cost lventure 10 say mat
within the circle OF Tue Tbunes regular readers there are
10 600 chronic nvads whom medicine cannot cure. Nine
ienths OF these might well not have good health they
only knew Editors, clergmen lawyers judges
teachers merchants mechanics clerks Students farmers
women Overburdened verwOrked precOe0us boys ana
feeby developed girls ang or really ID OF seriously SICK
and better than 70 live IN habtua violation OF the
laws and health and fOoshy seek recovery by drug
medication Now publish health Journal named IHE
have lust sick would subscribe at cost Of 81 90
wear for IL and read faithfully. follow It's teachings
they would get Wen we'll And those who are sick
mo matter what diseases they curableW0uld
come 10 us aud change their haOs and learn 70 i've naturally
thew health IL this view IL
We have proved than - 600 persons not worth
the while readers Of The Tribune 20 wake up 90 a az
least a. circulara copies OF The Laws on LIE
and various which Will cost them Dothing
save postage even that they DO not care 20 pay IT,
and 40 AZ may be how Eesourcef Nature Is All letters
with the writer's and post ONCE plainly Writen IL al
dreased will be carefully and promptly an
'"srso' A"p'' ''''sN'' - JAMES Q. JACKSON.
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6nmmer Doaeo.

GUNNER BOARD at Long Branch, within a
- short distance OF the shore shade abundance plenty
Of milk eggs &c So to 81 per week f. r. sLocUA
Branch, N. j.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-14

their jackets and gnghsm aprons I
an sure there mus, ~ something very
attractive in the system. for some Of
them look capable 81 = good deal Of
mischief.
II W. always thought boys rather
more difficult Ia manage than girls
saws | Ia \ passing teacher. but these
seem altogether milder and more than
ordinarily gentle -almos, ~ much 80 -
the girls
shall | tell YOU the secret Of their
gosd behayior' W. give their minds
and bodies simultaneous EMPLOY ment.
every onr - our games and occupations
requiring action a. veil A. thought,
wc constantly change from n game or
exercise Ia another. . n that thu little
ones arc engaged in mo- n thing long
enough tO weary IT H. THE constAnt
activity, change. variety. couple with
song. leaves nu minute 81 tiur r. l
ness ~ mischief. =. T. Frytg