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NJ. VAN BRockLrS. supcrintcndcnt "''0' y
PENNsYLvANIA KAILnoAD.


AND UNI lkD STA lbs VI All ROUTE.
On AMI inter May ~ 1879,
Trains leave New York via DesbTOsses and COrtandt
Street Ferries, follows;
EXpe. Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. A. NJ, aud so
T. NJ daily.
For wihansport, Lock Haven. Cory. and Erie at 30
T. NJ, connecting at CORY for lltusvne, Petroleum
Centre aud ulu Oh Regions Mnliamsport and Lock
Haven - A. VI
Baltimore Washington. and the South Limited wash.
nlton Express" OF Pullman Palace Cars, daily. except
SUNDAY 10 A. ", arrive Washington 4;l2 T. W. Rcgi.
lar Al 80 and 20 A. NJ l. L. and lOP NJ. sunday, $3.50
A. W. and 10 r. NJ.
EXpies. Tor Philadelphia 43o 30 3 20 40 Limited
II VI, I, $780, I, 3, q. 7ln $40, and 10 r. VI sun,
day. 80 and A NJ. g. a. 7. 80 \ 80 nnl iOP NJ Emi.
grant ami second class 7 30 T. VI
HoHts Of HrunAlNl AnnrN connect with all through
transfer Tor brooklyn travel
TRAINS arrive From Pittsburgh sos, foi0 A. NJ. 1910
J. NJ daily; $50 A NJ. $40 f. daily. except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, 500 A NJ. , 3.JO,
49,, 1910 + VI. sunday, $50 4. VI. and 1910 T. VI
From Philadelphia. . IS, sos. 600 $40 l0.4O II 80
4 NJ. .. 80, 800. d2O $40 and 1910 =. NJ. sunday
800, 500 $50 lOfu, II "a 4. NJ. 6i2O, 1910 T.. NJ
Ticket Onces i21 ana ga Broadway l Astor House
and loot o neshro.s's and Corandt SITS Court and
BROOKLYN Annex n pot foot OF Fulton st, Brooklyn; ia
llO ami liz HUDSON st.. Hubokcn; Depot Jersey City
EmlgGant Ticket once, Battery place -
FRANK THOMSON, /. l.. FARMER
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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MANS MISSION ON EAMTm.-A IN


MANS MISSION On EAKTH.-A thorough
WI medical treatise. indicating how confirmed disabi
ties may he removed The experience OF % yrs study OBJ
servatOn, nructce, SHOWING the agencies
that viii insure restored manhood. strengthened vitality
and sound conditions OF health that have been impaired
by oyertnNcd powers statement NJ obstacles To mar
rage and OF tile means BY which they can be removed
By mail 25c currency postage stamps Address Sec'y
Museum ANATOMY and Science. l.lid broadway, Y
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-Thc lorosn mails Tor
"Wednesday at $3.50 A. VI Tor France direct hy steamship
France, vim AaYrr. And at +. NJ for Europe hy steam.
snip Algeria, via QueenstuWni ON Thursday AZ ~ NJ Tor
France, Germany sc, by amhhp sueVinYn Plymouth,
Cherbourg. and Hamburg correspondence tor Great Brit
And the Continent must be specially addrpssed and
=. VI. tor Europe hY steamship AdriuuC, Queens.
town; saturday NJ A. NJ. Tor Europe ny steamship
CITY OF Richmond, vim Queenstown curres pundence Tor
Germany and scotland must be- specially Addressed; and
ats A. W. tor Scotland direct hy steamship Crch.sa VIA
GllsgOw and at II 80 A. NJ. Tor Europe by steamship
Denmark sweden and Norway nrs despatched hy Ham.
burg and Bremen steamers only. The mats tor Do
nngO, Turks Island. &c., leave New YORK. juno g. The
mnils tor Havana leave New York June and T. The
mails Tor the West indies, Brazil and Argentine leave
New York june O. The mails tor the West Indies and
Porto Rico leave New York June 7. The mails for Aus
uaia, &e, leave san FRANCISCO June o. The mails for
China and Japan leave san Francisco June H.
rllOs H. JAMES Postmaster.
Posr OFFICE. NKw YORK. May ~, 1879,
THE u. y. MAIL aud District Express Company
ueurHe Gus proprietor. viii call for and deliver
trunks TO any part OF the city below 5Bth cents
apiece Ofices l331 Broadway, 80 Wooster a., 81 viii
lam ~. and Norwich and Worcester line Pier 40 H. L.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
AENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIFI ABSOLuTE SAFErY

WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER APRIL - 1870
Express Trains leave New York via and Cort
lAndt Street Ferries. as follows;
$50 1850, $50, 90 Limited II A. NJ. !. $50 t. 8. O.
1880. $50 aud 10 T. NJ SUNDAYS 4 80 and D A M s. d
73J, $50 and 10 T.. NJ
Boats vi "Brookyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey City Hfl0ring speedy and direct
transfer for BruuklYn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia I2;oI 500 355 T.,
1888, <, 80 and II A NJ. d.imited Express 80 r. M
2, I, $50, Z, and 7a5 4. NJ On Sunday, u on 800
400 T. $50 A. VI. I. 735 T.. "
Ticket Offices, 52d AMI ga Broadway, Aston House,
AMI foot Of DeshrQs'es ana Cortnndt SITS Court st. and
brooklyn Annex Depot Fulton Brook vn; ia
l6 and liz Hudson St, Hoboken; Depot Jersey City
Emgrnnt Ticket once, \ battery place 49,
FRANK THOMSON, L. T. FARMER
General Manager 0enI PASSENGER Agent
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NAsTEI YCoIPAN Yo
nnaILnr akwnyo eag yhe
its TO %
bywhnn land ncr puh t
tsuml
Hmyme dmwrga erq
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RtIinluns 1aotlrts.

stiaiuus 9lutIrts
CHURCH OF THE MEDIAToR, llth av.,
~ 5ist st.--The Rev. JOHN .. BACIlE viii preach
The Wonders OF God IN the Creation" sunday
ings; June s-The sun. June l5rhe Moon; june 1.-The
Stars June 29-rhe Air. Service begins ats Seats tree
MADISON Ay. REFORMED CHURCH.
WI cor 57th 81, Rev Edward A. Reed. pHstnr.-Divne
service AZ II A. NJ and - T. Nj sabbath school at H.
NJ. Strangers cordially invited.
DARK THEATRE.-The services conducted by
L NJ @ W sawyer, sunday evening" viii hereafter be
held in the large hall OF the Cooper Union beginning
June l. at 1880 r. NJ. Admission nee Everybody wei.
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Amustm,nts.

m......,..t.
-------~----Cc'e,"" '~Dl'' "S'--~---~~~~
ws Sns az Ts SsS
openinr Of he summer season BY
THE STANDARD OPERA COMPANY
Tho iso,b 10 ig7,b con sccntiye neriormSnce By
THE al FINEST PiNAFoRE COMPANY
TTXvrRI-Y,sI YCEUN THEATRE.
cST@s snS 1; and S
LAST TINES of he Grsnd p fgSs 2per" Company in
THE NEW YORK cniLpkES;,,s rISN,AroRS COMPANY.
SATVRpAY, June Z; LAST MAIlNhEW the a,
"KNNp EN1iish oIhNA oo"r ~, y, : =. ".
Iu.Nn oppu. rTorsr ENGAGED
NJ. SIStrfN f...s,oos and M"n,.ers
Reserved seats Orchestra Circle ard Balcony, soc.
,,,...,,. MAIINEE TO-DAY AT p
'''''' ''''' '' ENGAGED.
Agnes Boo,S' Minns Palmer sydney coweli, Marie
Chester Mrs Gilbert Messrs James Lewis J. x. Whit
'"s' W = oWSl, :, .. H.sss, WIN. o..",..O";
M i.aic Gilnoresl 80
sp GEEBF sg sTaSfS or n TI5i
nRlIiIAST oPEYlNG
$40 Hn fsfkArf KNIT ASD f 2T" GRSSp B2xp.
H. B. DoDwPpa1FPil Viisic;i 'StGHriy Director
ADMISSION IS CENTS
nj " AQUARIUM, BROADWAY and, a5rn 81.
N; orES bAI,H FE sir TIkkl3
NATIVE fisii' F0RfiGW FISH. REHUriFuL FISH
LAST %5$SFS E' Iii;% %$$iF I sISoH1qgr7r
-, I'M AZ I'M ~ ~ ,
IN HEN 6aiiy A. 40 And ! p N
Admission 80 cents Children half price.
KoSrhH a 81 @' a. near 9Th .v
.,e,,-, d.. =, ,o~,ynr, ,,ynv ,yv,,,,o
FOfOhAN NoNOENlS h'hhi h'hNiN"
...,-,.,-, n,,Do, q, n,.,
.TSe5y PTscor q ErC. sTsT in SSrp
ADMISSION. % CENTS
=. -.
L Ab0hiNns " -. "a, - -
THIRD GRAND EXHIBITION OF
LAUGHING Gas
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON June T. 49,
vi adnssio, 70 rent. 20 cover expemses Omen AZ ,:
commence al o'cinck
AHADtsON sOUAWr TUEATRF
wi JAN Il West adjoining Fiith Avenue HoteL
| sAVfILTH LEE .,.......... directors
II SASlLrLiE ENGLISH OPhERA CoMnfrAANSfropp
| Admission, 7ic. and q. Box Office open
| SfousE. BROADWAY ar SRI HSb 18th srs
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TO PHILADELPHTA
Il
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THRouGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOTS IL PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
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DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD.

GREENPOINT DIVISION.
Leave foot NJ Esd It, kast River by steamer Sylvan
Groye-s:f5 9:45. lo:45, Has A. NJ i2:k5, As 2:SS
3:45. 4:t5 5;45 Tor Manhattan Beach.
RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Beach, IS. TO- II IS A NJ; u so 80
ESQ, $3.50, 4.5O. $50. $50 7.3OPM
BAY RIDGE DIVISION
Leave North River. steamers Thoa Colycr and Twi-
light 22d STD 25. lO25 il25 A. NJ; 1928, rs rs,
3;25. 49,. . - Z. NJ
Leroy ste.g5, JOSS, Ii;ss A NJ; 1855, I;s5 ass,
PER $3.50, Io.S5 HISS A NJ; 1855 1855 ASS s:SS.
4;55. 555 p. NJ.
RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Beach-slO, II A NJ; ~. la. 3. Sc. 7.
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Instantly they Danish Pain
ana Nranucs>, rouse the dor.
Wunt MusClr- into new i've,
stimulate the Liver and Kid.
ncys, cure Dv-pepsia. ludigcs.
ton. Bilious Collie. Cramps and
Pains, Rheumatism. Neuralgia.
AK gui sore Lungs, Coughs and
and Liver Pans.
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Nv EsT BRIomTON nFACm.

PROSPECT PARK AND COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD.
The only steam road running direct the Observa-
tory 800 feet high aud the new Ocean Pier, 90 feet
long and landing passengers In the centre OF all the
principal attrHcto
EXCURSION TICKETS, IS CENTS.
Time from BrOOKlYn depot Bth and 10Th ST. Gree
wool. only IS minutes Take horse cars at Fulton,
Catharine, South. aud Hamilton Ferries
Grand Concert Saturday and sunday afternoons
June and =. at $3.50. by Downings celebrated Ninth
Regiment Band and Mr.. Arbuckle, the worldrenowned
Genet solOist
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NrOpOsnIs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Fin miles
heavy rock grading an masonry To let ON Gcorginn
Bay branch OF Canada Pncinc Railroad. Apply SMITH
4 RIPLEY Cohngwood, Ontario, near Toronto. during
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vi wAf-open from 5;99 4 NJ % ~ T. Rector
with cars tor south Ferry Cortandt strect-Nearest
point Tor Jersey city and COmmunipaw ferries Park
paceNcarc- point for Post Ottce tity Hall and bar
clay Street Ferry Iohoken. Chambers street-Near
est point Tor Pavona aud Erie Railway Ferry Franklin
street Grand srcctNcatcst point for Dcsbrosscs Street
Ferry TO Jersey CITY. and connects with Tor Des
hru,es ami East Grand Street ferries Blocker street
Connects with Tor east AMI west Eighth street
Nearest point tor Chr.topher Street Ferry Huboken
connecting with ears Tar Christopher and East Tenth
street errcs Fourteenth streetNearest Joint To Union
square, WAliacks, and Lyceum Theatres Academy Of
Music Irving AMI Tammnuy Halls, connecting with
lur Ehst Twenty third and rwentyiuurh street ferries
Twenty third sreet-Nenrest point 10 Booths st James
and Park Theatres. Grand Opera HOuse. Gilmores
den aud Masonic Temple. and Twenty third Street Ferry
a. Jersey Ci'y. Thrtyhird strect-Nenrest point TO
standard. Broadway ana Fun Avenue Theatres, Aqua
mum nui Francisco Miusircls. with
tor Wrchawkrn Ferry. Furty-second strret-Connects
with New York Transfer Company cabs Tor Grand Cen
trail Depot fueth street Futy-eight strpct-Conncct
ing with BELT Line Railroad Nearest point for
Central Park. fitiy-third street and Eighth avenue
For uptown trains take east side stations For down
town trains take west side stations. Trains will to
hSth st. and 18th and a3i 81 and sh alternately
Fare 10 cents except between the hours 80 and 80
A. NJ, and aud Y. NJ when the iHre is . cents
WIN. X GARRISON, Pre- sidenL
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A SUNDAY BOAT ron NEWARK.


The Steamer
THOMAS y. WAY
Will leave Newark for New York az A. NJ, and leave
New YOIk from r,.T ,6 ~ : T. foot OF
FARE - CENTS
A A.-sUNDAr EXCUNsIONs to Green.
~. point Astoria. Harlem Morusania, anil High Bridge
Boats leave Fulton Market slip hourly. from ~ A. N
al 1880 p NJ, landing at Grand and iiath ST. each
way. c. II. LoNGSrREEr, Superintendent
-A.-HIGH BHIDG E-Finest Pleasure Resort
n In the World. Take LONGSrRkErs LINE Palace
every 1fteen minutes from A. " until 2. NJ. from
HARLEM BRIDGE. c. H. LoNGsrREEr. Proprietor.
- THE ELEGANr STEAMER
HAMPTON
makes DAILY trips TO Coney Island via Locust Grove
leaving
Pier 100, of Pier foo, of Pier foot oil Jewell. Wharf
33oP " $40 p NJ $50 =. NJ 400 PM
Boat, at 80 aud $50 u By Ills route deishtfui
sail Is had down the BAY. and only minutes ride on
the 10 reach Brighton Pier Fare, 30. Excursion
Tickets, soc. GRAND EXCURSIONS SUNDAY.
NEW HAVEN Daily-Fare. SOC, with return
~ ticket good until used. Steamer CHCiLkR leaves
St, Z. K. $40, returning 7P.M J. W HANCON
STARIN,s STATEN I>LAND EXCURSIONS
refre shing sail Y BAY the North Shore Of
STATEN ISLAND
Take steamers CAsfLEToN, POMONA, and HUNT
at terminus Of Elevated Railroads, Pier l, +. z foot OF
Whitehall St. leaving o. 10, H. - A. NJ; l. =, 3, T..
NJ. Buy tickets at Pier
INVEST POINT, CORNWALL. NEW
w BuRG.-Round tickets, by DAY LINE return by
down boat
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QsOisal
Qtntlstrg.

(NOME and our s. sets Of teeth open day and even
" ing Eighth Avenue Dental Association 40 sth nv.
EXTRACTING, 25c.; dlliug, 5Oc.; sets g. Teeth
~ repaired while waiuns, at ass Canal st. Hudson.
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b,duri,
STEAMBOATS, an0 RallruaoA

STEAMBOATS, an0 Rallruaoa
ALBANY AND Troy ny DAY BOATs.
~ C. NtBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave Nestrv
P1r 80 \. r., az sao aud cath st at0 A. NJ by Annex
boat from BROOKLYN ats A. M Landing at NYACK
FERRY. WEST POINT CORNWALL. NEWBI RGH
PO'kEEPSiE. RHlNEBECK CAfSkILL. and HUDSON
Passengers landing At WEST POINT. CORNWALL. or
NEWBl RICH eau return by down boat Tickets sold
and baggage checked north and west Tickets coupons
good ON Hudson River X Il received for passage.
A THE MARY POWELL, for Pokeepsie
a. West Point. Cornwall Newburg. Rondout kine ston
Cozzrns. Milton. New Hamburg. Hyde Park, and Cold
spring by ferry, leaves daily from Nestry St. Pier 80
\, r., at $50 ?. " Connects with BrooklS annex boats
a TROY HOATs.-ClTIZENs' LINE
~ steamers Sarut0-n AMI city Of Troy leave Pier 90
R. foot %, Leroy daily except saturday. at L.
for Troy ami all points North and West
ALBANY BOATs.-PEOPLE's LTNE-steamers
n Drew and Dean Richmond leave l'er al, \. r.. foot
Of Canal It., every week day atd + NJ. ior Albany.
INOR NEWBURGH AND POUGHKEEPSIE-
Il steamer ANDREW HARDER. Tuesday, Thursday.
and saturday p NJ Pier a. foot Canal 81, North River
ONE DOLLAR LINE TO BOsTON.-Lim
90 cents
steamers leave Pier 40 North River, every day except
sunday, at 80 7, NJ.
Slcancrs oi the NORWICH LINE leave same pier
daily, including sundays at =. NJ, for Boston, Worces
ter &C. aud Tor Portland aud the White Mountains daily,
excepting saturdays
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BRIGHTON BEACH.

Is
Trains on the BROOKLYN FLArBUsH AND COMFY
ISLAND RAILWAY. until further notice. will run half
hourly between
FLATBUsH AVENUE
uong Island Depot. Brooklyn. and BRIGHTON BEACH,
from $50 A. " to $50 Pm
Last tram from the Beach. e:26 Pm.
The depots be reached via South. wall, Fulton.
Hamilton Roosevelt and Grand Street Ferries from New
York " 4 DORWIN Supt
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4 FtN second liuuu Weber fiauos ut great bar
II gains, some Of them used butH very short tmc Ly
ru. bvsi musician and really Almost M good new
tlIlv warranted IN every respect Please call at the
WEBER Warehouse. OH av and i5th st.
4 -S75, wood mll oct piano, stool aud cover
~ HolbsNlfliS, rs Beccker st., near Bowery.
M NGAIFtCENT double round carved leg piano.
w lurte 7AoctiNe, s73 rare bargains GOKDON's.
No IN CLINTON place.
SOME a. co, manufacturers, 40 East IAN st.,
- uurt hrr excellent upright and square huuus at
duc,d prices, cash unr -eNcral sscunih pianos
very low ANA 10 rent; reut applied n purchased
AOk-OHGAN, nearly new. cost $50 rent en- Toe.
P%O hNs piano, iuil tone. x75 reut, a. up; city or
essnTy. GORDON 4 SON I9 East l4th A.
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A -A.-PLEAsUnEtrUN AND COMFORT
n. BEAUTIFUL. BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL
Palace steamer HARLEM, Capt {. II. Longstreet on
SUNDAY. June s. up the East River and Long Island
Sound College Point aud CITY Island Leaving Fulton
Market slip ats.45 A NJ. and ~ NJ. Landing at Grand
st.. lith st, Grcenpont and SD u H. turning. irom
City Island II A NJ and - Z. "; COLLEGE Point, ~
". and 30 p. NJ. Fare to College Point 10 cents city
Island - cents esch Music and refreshments on
board &. II. LONGSfREEr. Superintendent
ADELIGRTFULsUN AFTERNOON
n TRIP up the Hudson TO West Point SUNDAY After
noon June :. the iavorlte swift and elegant steamer
SYLVAN DELL
will make her rs and only trip this season the beau
ufu Hudson and will present delightful opportunity to
visit the
PICTURESQUE. ROMANTIC AND woRLD.RENowNED
scenery this region without the tediousncss all
day trip Inc steamer Will leave Per l. y X battery.
at 80; foot Of 22d st. r. at2 NJ returning to the
city by 1880 p ~ TICKETS for the ROUND TRIP. 80 CTS
A -A.-CONEY IsLAND.-JOHN sYL-
n. NESrEK-The favorte and commodiuus steamer
John sylvester will make daily excursions TO Concy
Island via Locust Grove. commencing TIL TUESDAY,. JUNE
s. leaving West 32d At To- 1880. and $50 Leroy St
at 1910. i2:4o aud $40 Pier H. 1870. 1850 and 80
Returning leaving the Island last two rlps ~ and
- ON Sunday the elegant steamer Eliza HancoN viii
Sunday morning Fare. SOC ENcursiOn DC.
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WANTED-A sound. CHUNKY horse. suitable ful
W wagon or truck, cheap. Address IlARROWS EX
PRESS, Ia Jones IT., city
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Manufacture OF Fuel.

An Invention lately brought out In
England consists in mixing the dust of
coal with an extract obtained from
boiling ordinary seaw eed or other SIM
liar vegetable matter, producing when
boiled similar mucilaginous or ad-
sive solution. In carrying the inven-
ton into effect, they first boil seaweed
or other vegetable product capable of
yielding, when boiled, a mucilaginous
or adhesive solution, and then mix coal
dust with the said solution in the or
dinary manner in which cement, NOR
tar or other similar material Is mixed.
The combined materials are then mold
cd to any desired shape by hand, or by
means Of a brick-making or other suit
able machine. The same solution
when combined with saw-dust or other
suitable material may be formed into
blocks for flltering purposes.
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The Physical Paradox.

1t has been said that "the blood is the
source of life." 1t is as truly the source
of disease and death. No life, that is to
say, no healthy tissue can be generated
from impure blood, no organ of the
body can normally perform its func-
tions when supplied with impure blood.
Tho fluid that should carry life and
health to every part, carries only weak
ness and disease. Blood Is the source
of life, only when 1t Is pure. If 1t has
proper medication, else every pulsation
of the human heart sends a wave Of
disease through the system. To cleanse
the blood OF all impurities, use Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, the most
effectual Alternative, tonic, and cathartic
remedies yet discovered. They are es-
pecidlly efficient IN scrofulous diseases.
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Needle Work In French Converts.

France, rs every one knows, Is pre-
eminently the land Of fine linen. From
childs plnafore to a cardinals sur
plice, every article Of wearing apparel
that linen can be turned into Is the Oh
ject.of the greatest care and elabora-
ton; and tew English women quit
French territory without providing
themselves with choice specimens of
French lingerie. 10 understand, how
ever, the enormous labor bestowed upon
that portion of female dress, 1t Is nee
essary to see tr0S&cdU In hand, and to
see this 1t Is necessary to enter a con-
vent. We enter, then, large, airy,
whitewashed room with crucitlx over
the mantlepiece, and religious notices
painted OH the walls, 1t has large
windows on each side, and SELDOM any
kind of curtain to keep Off the dazzling
light of midday summer. Sitting on
high benches without backs are twenty,
thirty, fifty girls, as the case may be, of
all ages, from four and half to twen-
ty-one, busily plying their needles. At
each end of the room presides a sister,
and her quaint NUNS garb Is the only
break In the prevailing monotony-a
large, bare, over-lighted room, rows of
little children and young girls in white
caps, blue checked dresses and white
aprons, who stitch away silently, al
most automatically, while the bright
summer hours pass by. AS we. enter
they rise, and remain standing, while
fro kl,a H.
us from ono little needlowoman to an
other, proudly exhibiting the stitches
or folds Of embroidery she has In hand.
Their garments are produced, and we
gaze In wonder, first at the elaborate
piece OF needlework, and then at the
feeble-looking workers who had pro-
ducedit. In one instance visitor and
his little girl were Of the party, when
the comic and the pathetic were COM
bined, the sister, with ingenious sim
plicity, Offering for his inspection arti.
cles of female apparel generally sup
posed mysterious to the other sex
while 1t was touching to see the whist
full look of those orphan children
children, did we say? of those living
machines-at the happy little girl who
had for five minutes quilted the
world Of sport and sunshine and flow-
trs for this dreary prison. These Or
phans are waits and strays collected
from Paris and the neighboring conn-
try, and, inspecting them narrowly, 1t
was easy to see by their weak eyes,
narrow chests, aud STOPPING shoulders
low much their unnatural life was
telling upon physique already but
too predisposed to sickness and debil.
ity.
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Fresl, Supplies Of vitality

TO renew waning stock may be gathered
from q source accessible to all, and never
sought In vain by any whose constitution and
vigor are not 80 much dila, dnted as to be
wholly past repairing. Evidence direct, con-
vlnoing and ample, indicates Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters as q tonic Of unexampled
efficacy and perfect purity, and possessed Of
properties that constitute 1t an invaluable
remedy for dyspepsia, constipation. liver COM
plant, urinary and uterine weakness, rheu-
matio complaints and malarial fever. Delicate
females and inarm old persons are invigorated
and sola: ed by 1t, and the physical prostra-
tion which usually follows severe illness is
in great degree remedied and convalescence
accelerated through it's use. It occupies Q
leading position among medicinal staples.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-17

FREJUDicE KILLS. - "Eleven. years
our daughter suffered on bed Of
misery under the care Of several Of the
best (and some of the worst) physi-
clans, who gave her disease various
name' but no relief, and now she Is re-
stored to us in good health by as simple
a remedy as Hop Bitters, that we had
poohed at for two years, before using
It. We earnestly hope and pray that no
one else will let their sick suffer as we
did, on account Of prejudice against so
good medicine as Hop Bitters. ."-1He
Parents.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-17
DOMESTIC.

YEAST BREAD.-Take four pototoes,
peeled, boiled and mashed, and pour on
one quart OF boiling water; strain
through o sieve. After 1t becomes blood
warm, stir in one cup Of yeast, one
spoonful Of white sugar and one Of salt,
seven plnts of flour. Beat with q spoon,
and SET in warm place to rise. (Four
hours Is sufficient in summer, and an
hour longer in winter). When risen,
take a pint of flour, and put part OH the
kneading-b board. Turn the dough on the
board, and add a spoonful Of lard :;
of flour. Put the dough in the pan ,
and let it rise one hour. Then form
loaves, not having more than pint of
dough in each. Let them rise forty
minutes, and then bake.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-17

HAUNTED ME.-Debt, poverty and
suffering haunted me for years, caused
by sick family and large bills for doc
toring, which did no good. Twas COM
pletely discouraged, until one year ago,
by the advice of my pastor, procured
Hop Bltters and commenced their use,
and In one month we were all we'll,
since; and want to say to all poor
men, you can keep your families we'll a
year with Hop Bitters for less than one
DOCTORS visit will COSTA Workingnran.