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New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BoUND BROOK ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
leave New from station c. H. H. of N j. foot Of LIB
For station corner Greens. at TAO 800 llh5
a. M l:S1 800 $50. 7:l5 IL p M On sundays al Gao d.
For .tsno corner Third Berks at e3o 600 l:i5
1sO $780, 40O. 5.30 7:l5 p. On Sunday at $40
a nj 80 $40 400 $50. 7:i5 IL on sunday $40
heturnne H E2% trains PHILADELPHIA for Newyork
cIees F,Sm a'iGO at o ta Sc sS % i9io 5 sOo 5io 75
u ?. SUNDAYS At $50 mi lo @ - p m ,.ao 40,
$50. Gt5 Ii;l5 on sunday at 1925 a mi 4'SO p m
as a5 e ss s1Segt S ySp s
conncccn made at jersey cy station my py ferry to and
TctstS of sale at foot o bertyst o' 299 4ol oi4
e. s7 ana %nnsy ss anu
and eScc iro hotel OF sdence destination Ap
icaon be made at 81 aTS these $50 se n
connection with the bf NJ c Cen Pass
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landiug
at cozzeps West Point Cornwall New5nrs MsrbS
Milton Es%pu, connecting wnim tar nH
". BALDWIN and THOMAS coRNELL leave DAILY at4
Except saturday, Thoma, Cornell leaves at p m
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nan-
gatuck and ionsaaOne III n 5saSs & Cath m
Fare lover than By any Other routh
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
EyER sH. r aaEs Depot Dec 1871
n % Ess ssas FIR'is n a%ns
IusO m Chicago and Western Express. Drawing room
cars TO Csnandaigua Rochester and Buffalo. , .,.,.
1I Express 10 Albany ana Troy. WIN conhectlOps
10 Utica Saratoga, Glens Falls and Rutland.
o "o % m ST fus EXPRESS ay with sleeping for
ing cars for B1iao Toledo and Detro ami for Montreal ei
'tP'ps s"n% Fast f E1c ya icr Montreal
Geneva sleeping cars TO Geneva hocnes'er anu
S fs1y Eiih 'SS8s
iieo D. M Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
any ckef. on sale Nos 252 anil AIS Brcaway and at
Wrstcoti. Express Offices Parkp'ace aud 135 ana Vi2
Brosdyay, New. York. and 1893 washngtonst Brooklyn
' G. B MEEkER. General Passenger Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Grea Trunk
Line and United states Mail koute-On and after Nov.
To- 1879 trans leave via Desbrosses and Cortandt
Express for iarTsburg Ptsburg the West and South.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. n' anu $50 p H.
TSr wiamspo Lockhaven, Corey and Eric at $50 p
OIL Regions. Wiihamsp0rt and Lockhayen U a. IN: ,
baltimore Washington and the South Limited wash
day 10 a. n arrive ws-hng gon ii2 Regular at 4:so
apa 500 % ss and p,as 10 ~ suney a 10 20 & s2o 90
Jm,ed mi $40 4io 30 n 7o sSS s2 90 ana ny ~ + Emu M.
sn1 'fcP"f fcT PSSSS Via ia Camden 3J except
Roais Of brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey City anorng speedy and direct transfer
ioI Isys Hyriv.From Pittsburg Cos 1910 p
m daily and $40 G30 n daily except Monday From
NJ sunday 80 M From Phiaiclpnia. $3.50, sos. ESQ.
elO iO:4O li3O 800 43D 400 $50 sJO and O;lo
y. Sunday, $3.50. G;Oj 6;Oo loio ll;'V M o;oo'
cl, ences 526 and 9ii Broadway No As,or House
and foot Of Desbrosses and cortlandss NO Cont and
prooklyp Annex Depot Of Fulton ST. Brookn Nos a.
liz lis iudsonst liebosen Depot Jer5ey CIT, Em.
transfer Company viii call for and cheek baggage 0m hotels
and !, ,MH s.shTsT THOMSON, FARMER
Cenerhl Manager FasseigCr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
ITO PHILADELPHIA
pESNSYLNANIA RAILROAD.


THE OLD ESTABLISHED RoUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEw.YoRK ASD PHILADELPHIA.
Through IT:n; each daily three d'pO' in
Double Track the most improved Equipment aud the
Fastest Time consistent with absoluts safety.
On and after Nov 10 1879.
Express Trains ab eays rSc Y@Tl wa daw. and co
4So 7;so s;23 o limited II an a. M; l. 80 :. 40 g
and 10 % % m 10 @ snn ifn lea leaves I daily eg eg
eepi sunday at 1870 m running through via Trenton and
Of "Brookyn Annex. connect with an through trains
Jersey CITY anoTding speedy ana direct tTascr or
Rcnrning trains leave West Philadelphia l2:0l 800.
3:55 Z 1885. 8, $50 and IL Limited Express l;3O
i @ @ 500 and $50 S nm aa T. IN m IN Iesy Paiepis AVA va
Camden $40 p m daily eAeept sq9day 9 ayyoaa,,av o
House. aSsya ana ioos ssDsoses Court
Nos iS ana lISsGsS1 Depot jersey
General Manager. Gen' Passenger As't.
T'HE ERIE RAILWAY.
WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains. taking
clIcnnSil and chicago Pay EzpTes' Drawing
rcGn paS, Tas ST. Ions Exess airng at uo
esnnsciinF with ,@s, trains to the wsst sad soa'
a. ~ tDay, racac Express for the wost sleeping
nS ard Chicago without change also Hotel Dag ears to
I'm Emlgrant train for the West.
trains leave Chambers street Depot. New-Yo-S, for
Newark G;io 80 ii;5o a. m S:ln ~ 6:2O go ds9
II.
!" "R%ntheYford % and Pass1ic. g. 75n. TO- 1920 a. m uhs
loo A. H. train stops Rutherford PARK only sundays
IL noon lao g. 500. 4i0 .:lO 53u G;lo $50 ~ D. in
IL midnight. Sundays, q. $780, 1920 li5. ESQ D.
ah apaerscn g. Gi5 75O $40 TO- 1920 li3V a. m u noon
las & $40 $500 42o 4i0 :, 5l0 52D j5C. Gl0. GO
iO:2, a M. l:i5. $780, q T. m.. aud IL mlduight
sufen, q, 1880 1920 ~ 40 800. 0. 6lO p m, IL
Midnight Sundays o. $50. lO;.O a. li5 GSO. p IN,
and - midnight
New burg and Cornwall, 100 n m- $780, iJO sun
KonoGt and Kingston a. M. $3.50 =. Sundays s3oa
iioshen g. 1850 o. lO:2ua M, $3.50 $50. i;30
DAYS q, $50, 1910 a.. H., 600. p.
MindetOwn, $50, -. 1910 q. m. 300, $3.50. D. M sun
0ays $50, lu:2O M. h;iu. Ine q. m and i3O
M connect with NewiOrk aud Os"egO Midland Raj
Port jews 100 o. 1920 m l:so g. p m Sundays
$50. 1920 a. IN, q, b:3n aud D. m
23sf quarter OF and quarter after each
hour feoi o5 0:.5 and at luij and II AS
TIckets for passag ani for apartments IN Drawing
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and Orors for the
checkne aud transfer OF baggage may be left the Com
nanv- Oices Nos .3J, iul gJ1 hroliwaY N. Y. 40
t,ontt. -f, Brooklyn. or at the Company's Dep0ts
EXPRESS trains from the West arrive In NowiorK at I2o
a. m'' i@J JNo ~ AbaUiT. GenI Pass'r Agt New. York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
trains EDglew ood Ciosrr Ieimon and Nyack
z $50 so, n m, J. 81 45O. ESQ., $50, $780, lI:30
Sundays IA H. aud $50 y. Tho 1880 train will
leave 30 minutes sster saturday nights.
Manuel, Spring Valley aud Monsey, 300 M. 400
JNo. N. ABBOTT. Gcnl PAssr Agt. Now'York
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
Gteamboats ano Railroads.
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE.

DnIW and ST JOHN leave Pier No. III North River
foo OF anas every week day p. M, connecting nt
Albany (undav morning with trains North, west
aud East saterooms heated by steam ..,-r ,,.,,ao,
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

q g is Coup 1907
Ob,VVU. .--....-..........-l luo"h |
Omitted last evening.
U : IS Coupon 1881
10000. ........ .bcbJ. .l02s
THIRD CALL. l.
Y : 6s Reg 1881
1O,0JO. ......-...... be. . !
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO .!.Al.L, RAILR0Ap;a s1a D:,,-

W.. w.
RALTMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, d.,
ID Leave New.York from foot OF Desbrosse3 ana Cort
Indisnapos chicago and the Vest Richmond charlesion
Ohio, Pit,sbuis and Chicago g.
for and ss %ssa mailman s an
nseiicns oT Psnmrg ensnna amoc to cnen
na % e1 M daily for washington the South and Pull
man sleepers New-York 20 Baitimore and wahingon
aTs ina s,9ns % o"i" coInnb PsbuTg the south
souSwest through Pullman from Baltimore TO cinein
Ioi Florida d' Seworiesns and the south.
prSsanaS Sr ,.Sus cser sa iefe os loot Of ccrand
and Desbrosse.st. and Depot nj Jer;ey CITY, srppAsKA
ROUND rhir And coLoE&Do.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
ri s.%s s.%ss ysp Sss &
$50 Nor s$Ssisa Ea;iSn ns,ydsGS scDsS,. Mauss !,
Jgnssn win O. ss sn4 W T. Rr,Dcn rson Harrisburg
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua, wilkesbarre scranton "iams-
1880 m. and 4so m.TOr som.rvile and Ele%inston
For Fcminsion Esston Msucn Chunk T,ms,gaa
Reading. Poi,syiiie. % Harrisburg, &C. '''"''1''
400 m.for High Bridge Branch Easton Belvderc and
$50 p M daily.-For Eason Allentown and Harrisburg.
Enira. &c Conneets at Junction for d.. L. and W. H. X
I45 m-For Easion: .,,..,
sr Irs eols
Allentown Heading and Harrisburg.
Eoas Of the BrooElyn and e Annex make connection %
Jersey City.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
New.York foot OF Liberty St. for Perth Amoy
south Amboy Rel Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove, @e-
S:15, ll:45 a. l:i5. 4. 5;iJ y. m. .. .x.. GA,
tion.
EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connection. Leave foot OF Libertyst for Freehold at
S:l5. ll:45 a m, 4, 5:l0 y. M
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Leave NewYork foot Iab,rty.st.. c. Z. r. OF J.;
s:l5 mFor Farm ngdae Toms River. Barnegat and In
aIt4r.a afaf fflf.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
Giramboals an0 Railroads.

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Il 4 ARRANGEMENT or PASSkSGEk TRAINS March
80 1872 Leave Corllandt
100 y. for Eas,on Betalclicm Allentown, Reading
Mauch Chunk, llazieton. MahanOy city, Ashland Wilkes
barre, Scranton aud unkhann0ck.
$50 D. NJ, Night Express daily for Easton Bethlehem
Attention. Mauch Chunk. Wikesharre. Elmira Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the
West. Pullman sleeping cnarhes attached
ROBT SAYRE, Sup't and Fngr
General Eastern O1cc corner Church aud Cortlsndtss
CHAs. H. CUMMINGS. Agcut
EW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c-Farc, 81 .
~ steamers leave Peek slip daily exocpted for
New Haven al ) ami ii D. M. connecting with roads
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets Steamers leave
i0 North River daily including sundays iJOp H.
for NewLond0n. BOSTON, Worcester, &c.
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
W VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE,
For special ne tickets. Mammoth palace steamers OLD
COLONY and NEWPORT leave New-Nofk daily, including
Sundays 80 from Pier -, Aorih River. foot
rayst Leave Brookyn 400 Jersey CITY, i2O y. nI
via Annex
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
j Connection Leave foot OF Libertyst Tor Freehold
S.1h. l.ib a NJ. 4. Bib ID.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

Omitted last evening
U X rs l,cglgtcred 1881
20.OOO.................lO2's
O'CLOCK p. ".
u < 81 Coupon 1891
10000. be. -lO6s
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
NNE DOLLAR TO BOSION.
GI TO BOSTON
qo L VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STO\INGION LINE

The elegant steainers MAsSACHU sETTS and RHODE
ISLAM leave Pier 3 North River (ioot ST. at 4O
4. Tl., daily EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Special hrsass limited Tickets good only for the trip
which they issued doth boat AMI ran specified the
" each ucke sold this line nom Newi Ork Boston
i0r ~.
siaierooms and tickets NOS 1858 397 7sJ ana
"a. broadway at MetrOpot,n and Filth Avenue Hotels.
SewlOrk and at 1873 WashngOnst Brooklyn Tcsets are
also scld at al principal hotels and cketoce ocrs
OF Westcott Express Co.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
THE MONEY MARKET.
sALEs--GoyERSmExr srooK DEpARrusyr

FIRsr cALL-lOi9 O'CLOCK . W.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
A4'N' hetween
NEwYoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
sixteen Through Trains each daily; three depOts
Philadelphia two IN New-Nork.
Double Track. the most improved Equipment aud the
Fastest Time consistent with absOuts safety
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Electra Gaatea leave Pier 80 North River
foot OF Warfensll daily except sundays At d. for
Proyideace direct Freight either line
i. w. FIIKIHs D. B. BABCOCK
Gen. Pass.Agenk President
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
NEW YORK ondLONG BRANCH DIVISION

~ cave York OF Liberty for Perth Amoy.
south Amboy. Rel Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove, De-
S:l5. ll:i5 m, lilo. 4, 5;iJ y. m. - . a.
stage connection and from KEfPORT Mt Mata"ah Sta
ton
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Engcw ood Ciost-r picim6nt and Nyack
Z. $50. e5o m, ~ 400 60 $40 $50. liso p m
lei 30 minutes ater saturday nignts
anuct, spring Valley and Monsey q 300 a. NJ; 400
JN0 N. ABBOTT. Gen1 Pass'r Agt. Sow.York
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

WILLIAM HENRY WASHINGTON wanted
w English gentleman. bachelor age Sc. Address NJ W
Post Ofnce Box los Hamilton, Canada
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
Eau Schools.

VALE Law School.--Regular course, Years;
GRADUATE flor degree OF DC - vss,r ns1 ~
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

COR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
gatuck aud Housatouic RaIoadsSieamers leave Cath
arine Slip Pier 3d. T. r. daily at l:30 N and 23O m
Faro InW han nv nv
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
Jnetrnciion.
For Roth sexes-Country.

Miscellaneous
A PPARATUS and FURNITURE OF all KINDS
N for schools academies colleges and halls send ior
iogne BsK Ell PRATT Co l42 and l44 Grand-st, MI.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-26
i. i. Jueneaann.

The above named gentleman located
in New Ulm in 1873 and has been an
active business man and popular citi-
zen. For two and . half years he hes
conducted . harness factory In which
are used the best material and unfail.
ing workmanship. In all manner Of
horse gearing his, great practical ex.
perience Of II years is given thoroHeh
proof. Tho business Il chiefly local
although occasional shipments no
made.
Mr.. Juenemann Is prompt II ~ b1at-
mes transactions. IS . genial eea&lal
and worthy Of unstinted patrenaes.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-26
Miss e. w egtphal

Keeps on hand large and we'll as
sorted stock OF MILLINERY, FANCY
GOODS and ZEPHYR WOOL, opposite
the Union Hotel, between Second
and Third North streets.
NEW ULM, MIMI.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-26


m lNyxE.
49, N = =
$500 o.
m. nm nm ! 3
llCS tlSU, il IetSellU flllu
-,
lf llU1lTe.
,o<. :, !. :.
80: !. 80. 4i o -, ~ ,,,;,aa
p. ~ ... ~ - . -. ..., $500
$500 ~, .'. 49, 80. 49, ,,o 4,,
.1. - 3, . :, $50 IN ..a -.
:. 80, $3.50. =. . :. .. -. 800. M, ~ .
~, .',. =. ....., : !, -. !, - -
a:a. -; - ~ So. '... So -
ss:s, 80 .s..a r., 1T.
'''.o..''1 .'.. .'..>. w s,'..1
; $50 80. e - 800, .s' t ~, 40 :
80. = 49,. :. : 1,a 49,.
- 80 FL. 5000 =,
- 80. :. ~. 80 49,. -. -
- 1oss :. e., st = ,,;a,,aa,s conc
and aractad modest c.h;na and hogan
~ +o;,a 80 +ha COIL, so++,ar 4 1h;co.o
comnorv ;nvos+od II = claim and oradn.
DIV Tho se++,amant orow until the
Tnrnor Asaoc;at;on n,,rchaaad tho land
= 1os7 - s+aomor named tho Frank
stao, arrived from C;nc;nnat; and
,,ro,oh+ oho,,+ on normana ,,oaaosa;no
ororav and +hr;f, which has actnal,y
founded tho nroaon+ t,na c;tv of ,r;ck
ond s+oro od;t;coa Very fow ~ those
n;oneers had anv amount Of money Int
arc now nearly al, wei, hest with world.
" Goods
A tho emhrvo citv GREW anace the
noon,os necessities called for = store and
witt, tolerable stock Of merchandise
sufficient to snnnly the immediate
wants of the settlers. Kahlfeld a Rms.
sian. opened his door to the traders.
Schalk & Fenscke also erected a store
ahont a nnarter Of mile west and
Ado]nh Setter now proprietor Of the
ns,,ata 1Io..sa la 81 oin;,a - ,,,aro,,ont
- a,,,s,; o's.+ranaaa rha arst houco
~ r. = -. $500. 80
a y ~, =, ~. ~. pa,, -. .,no,,,, - +ha
J n:4 , :. ~. .'o 49, looted - III
block az. Renke also erected a trading
e+oro oto,+ two mi,oe from tho settle.
.,s.st . go ~ s ;+sa,f nth
..a 49,, -, -" 80 r..:,,:as 800,
49, ~. ' ~ ' ~ .',s;ah a+ands +he 1Tn;on
1850 WV s.'o m. CO .. $500. ~ ,aootod -
- . n',..a 49, ..' -. 49, ~. 49, .o;,rood
;, w .ssol. :. o. ~ ,:a $500
D.use ~" 80 -. 49, ,', nonaar,a hre,uarr
~ $50 49,, ..e 80 ..:,, ...sa $1,000
nv" s,t.' - 90" : .... 80 ~ ~, s -
.". ~ u =, - ~ go. .,a.ae.os,
.-o.9 " .oa ':,o l'oo. :us ~, 49,
nnp4o ~. A'o.i o N, 49, p. ~,
'oaloIo. ' : :. ~ :, -
Pon.! lol.u e.pA ....,' ~ y, s'' ,ot =.
.os1uen. A ,a"a ~. ~ ~ wy .osl,
~ 1,usus.' 90 ~: nv. mn NJ. $3.50
wy '.V' - Wy o :, 80
o' s'',1 ~ ~. ~ 49,. " ~ ~. 800 80
"Al.o D.",os - ~. 1. ~, -. .''. ~
. 49,, aSa,,4 = o. a.;,aa 3.oa,
49, . a;t,s go s ~. 800. .as.ana co.
w. ~ $50 80 49,. -. -
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-26

is unquestienably one Of our leading
business men and self-made man at
that. Born in Bavaria the gentleman
became early acquainted with then obil.
ity Of trade. Asa cooper he became a
thorough mechanic and in brewing be.
came an adept in that country which
is celebrated the world over for the
quality Of product in Gambrinus liquid.
In 1852 the gentleman arrived in the
United States and located in Cincinnati
where he resided for six years. In
1857 New Ulm became his home and
upon his arrival he purchased from
the Turner association seven lots. I'll
1862 he was lieutenant of the gallant
volunteers in the Indian outbreak, In
all that was progressionary, ne was
active and as one Of the pillars Of our
commercial strength he is recognized
as he is socially regarded. The fine
dwelling whore he resides rests upon
Waldschlescken Hill. The word with
multiplicity being from the German
signifying Castle Of the Forest. Ger
tainly the residence spoken Of = worthy
Of the title. Surrounded BY timber
lands and towering over and looking q
| . lovely valley the brick structure with
proud cupOla stands. zass
Nesting 81 tho base Of the hill the
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-05
Cookinx kuexesf1ens.

Mr.. DelmOnico, talking about entrees,
says the American ought to copy "the
French method of utilizing small bits of
raw meats and fowls, and Of re-cooking
sll kinds of cold joints and pieces Of
cooked meat which remain, day BY day.
success Of such dishes depends mainly ON
the sauce: "Take an ounce Of ham or
bacon, cut it up in small pieces, and fry
in hot fat. Add an onion and carrot cut
up, thicken with -four, then add Q.
pint or quart Of broth, according To
quantity desired. season with pepper and
salt, and an spice or herb that is relished
DIETER thou without the spcice), and let
simmer for an hour, skim carefully, and
strain. A wine glass Of any wine added
if liked" Cold roast or broiled beef Or
brown in butter, and then gently stewed
in the sauce above described. Mr.. Del
monico describes croquettes as the At
tractive French substitute for Ameri-
can hash, and tells how to make them:
"Veal, mutton, lamb, sweet breads,
and almost any of the lighter meats,
besides cold chicken and turkey, can be
most deliciously turned into croquettes.
Chop the meat very fine. Chop up an
union, fry it in an ounce Of butter, add
tablespoonful of flour. Stir well, and then
add the chopped meat and little broth,
salt, pepper, little nutmeg. Stir for two OF
three minutes. then add the yolks Of TIVE
eggs, and turn the whole mixture into .
dish to cool. When cold mix well together
again. Divide up parts for the croquettes.
roll the desired into bread crumbs. Dip
in beaten egg, then into bread crumbs
again, and fry crisp, bright golden color.
Any OF these crOquettes may be served
plain or with tomato sauce or garniturs Of
vegetables"
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-05
Repairing the Eye.

Some curious facts have come to ligbt
about the regeneration of the eys during
experiments made by NJ. Philpeaux, faces
of very pleasing Kind if we infer that
what applies TO inferior animals is appli.
able also to man: N. Philpeaux has beAuss
it seems, anxious to discover whether on
completely emptying the eyes of young
rabbits and guinea pigs the ultreous humor
would be reorganized and whether even
the crystalline would be reproduced
With this view, he has been conducting
bis operations, always, of course, taking
care not to touch the crystalline Capsule.
has shown that in order that an organ shall
regenerate, portion of ii must be left in
its place. II seems that month after the
mutilation was effected, the experimental
ist was able to state that the eyes, which
had been emptied, We're filled with afresh,
and that the crystalline was reconstructed.
He operated on "a animals. and in each
case the mutilated eye revived. This
would seem to show that the optic organ
has the same capabilities as the bones; ths
organic process repairs an evil and recon
structs, more or less completely, that por-
ton which has been struck off from the
Galignani's Messenger.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-05
How the 3Oth Of May Was Oh.
served ThroughOat
the Country.
AT NEW YORK.

New York, May S-The preparations
made for the due observance of decoration
day were far more elaborate than they
have been in recent years, the most i'm.
pressive demonstration being the military
paradcs, in which the whole Of the first
division Of the national guard participa
ted in New York, and the whole of the
second division in Brooklyn. The day
is very generally observed as Il holiday,
all places of public, and nearly all places
of private business. were closed. On all
the principal buildings. flags were dis
played, and the bunting in Broadway was
sufficiently plentiful to make avery pretty
spectacle, especially when the great
thoroughfare was filled with troops The
streets through which the procession
moved were packed with people, and the
windows of all the neighboring houses
were also filled with sightsecrs. The roofs
and fronts of houses were hung with flags
and bunting.
HOLEDO.
Toledo, Ohio, May 30.-Decoration
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-05
John Bull Squeals.

respondent, "are interested in requiring
less wheat and meat from America, if il
can be done without reducing the food of
the people. May cuggest u plan which
from my standpoint of thrift, would,
think, ut least assist? This is simply that
we should not waste as we do. The
amount of bread that is wasted, even in
the poorer parts of London, is very great.
Saving the bread and meat from waste is
the sape as producing the same amount
more at home. 1t would reduce the
Americans bill by exactly a correspond
ing amount, and so tend to open their ports
TO our goods.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Cincinnati, May 2S-The republican
state convention met in Music hail at
II 10 a. m. The convention was called
to order by W. c. Cooper, chairman of
the state central committee. After prayer
by Rev. DIR. Wsldron, Hon. Allen t.
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1t is said that female elections to the
Royal Academy are under serious con-
sideratiOn. Elizabeth Thompson is spoken
of as sure to be the first r. A.
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MIR. B. Comfort and wife have just cele.
brated their golden wedding at the resi-.
dencc of their son.in.law, Richard Thomas,
in Columbus.
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NEAT MARKET.
E. G, FULLER,

INHALER IN Fresh and Salt Mest-, Bo-
u logns and Pork Sausage. Highest
market prise in cash paid fer Beeves, Sheer,
HOG, Hides, &c. Market, south side Lib
erty street, one door west Of Ottrrbscker's
Harness Shop. l1-9-1y
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The MunSie Times, T. ]. Brady's paper
has been transferred to the management of
John G. Eilcr and Edward w. Brady.
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COAL YARD.
II. MCKINNEY.

DEALER IN BLOSSBURG COAL, the
IL finest article known for Blacksmith
dde 4echAnfc street. l1-16-ly
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
w. H. ASHFORD,

MANUFACTURER and Dealer in. Boots
Nl and Shoes and all kinds OF first class
custom work. All work and materials fully
warranted. Shop, south side Liberty Street,
one door east Of Ottrrbacker's Harness Shop,
Wellington, Ohio. 11-9-1y
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INSURANCE AGENT.
R. \. GOODWIN,

THE INSURANCE AGENT, will be
Il found at his office in Hustled Bros
Boot and Shoe Store, where he will be
pleased 70 see his old customers needing
anything in his line. Standard Companies
represented aud iates reasonable. Losses
promptly adjusted and paid at his agsr cy.
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LIVERY STABLE.
WIN CUSHION 4 SON.

r livery AND SALE STABLE Choice
IL turnouts furnished, and charges rea-
sonable. South side Mechanic street. one
door east Of American House. l1-I5-Iv
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PLANNING MILE.

w ELLINGTON PLANNING MILL.
w Manufacturers and dealer in Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Brackets, Battings, Lumber,
Shingles, Lath, Cheese and Butter Boxes.
Scroll Saving. Matching and Planning done
to o,der. d. L. Wadsworth. PROP. Office.
near railroad depot.
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Toledo, Ohio, May 3O.-Decoration