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PAIL RIVER LINE

\ 7.
Mammoth Palace steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave daily $50 sundays included until
September Ia North River foot OF Murray-sJ
Leave BROOKLYN Annex ?. Jersey City, 400
arrive $50 Music steamers every evouin
Through tickets principal points IN NewEngand and Pro
yinces Marts Vineyard sntuckeL White Mountains Nj
Desert
Tickets be secured at 23o 26l 27l 40
526 gj7 Broadway, at ali principal hotels. transfer
Offices and the office Of the Line Pier IS North
River, on boar. steamera
Send for list Of excursions.
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Ocean SIramers .

Ocean 5Iegmers.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
VI BETWEEN NEWYORK AND HAVRE
Pier Company No 80 North River foot OF Morton
Travellers line avoid both transit BY English rail-
way and the discOm0rts Of crossing the Channel IN small
boat
PFGEIRE Daure edne sday Aug H. 1850 D. m
WFpTOUE IjelOrd. Wednesday. Aug. 20.
FRANCE. Trudelie .....-.- Wednesday, Aug -. p m
cheeks ORA Credit OF Pans IN amounts % suit
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. AGENT No. 50 broadway
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Gxturslous.

A EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NLW.
aT YQRK d TkIBqNE " WILL Ia, BE RECEIVED AT ?s
St. or Cos west Nenrytnrsf cone g0'
No So last FoGrteeuthsL, corner Unon.square. y6a
No 2.2s1 Third Onehun twenty fourhs
office rates ~
A -NEW-BRUNSWICK boat, landing at
"a s4yreyile, south Ambog. Perth Amboy, rottenvle
other route.
BRIGHTON BEACH
way, until further notice, wall run h4r.houry
Qons Jsa 70 , Depot ., s !9!sSy and
from $50 m. to 1000 p. ~. rraias viii leave
CFrankiln-avel halthoafig' from s:85 A. m. to 1905
?: M Last train from the Beaen, II .. N. The e:Jl
$50 a. N; from Bedford and the $50 and 7;5i
south street Ferries By Ataaae
and Firth Avenue Car Lines via Fulton Ferry 0v Fatou,h
Ferry south Brooklyn Lane Roose-
avenue and Franklin Avenue Lines ErtrG trains vii %
-. '.e- 80 '-,. " E. DoRwIN super.nteaiens
CONEY ISLAND. -.-.
SSospvcr D west !JEir eRIG5HTQY BEAcMn n,,rno,,
0TH-AVE. AND 2OrH-sT
iting
during the daytime on WEEK DAYS, this company WILL
FRIDAY, AUGUST !. 1879
Sell EXCURSION TICKETS for LADIES ONLY
and 70, 10 So S ~ , EA ,i ~ an, % e,,
cDna,.4A An ME-, IL qEz 7.5s. Fan Y On FREE,
island o NIL os od on Az ,n So1g 70 N
turning rom Goney Island unul p. NJ - .-,
rams IN EVERY IS SmlSStREs anu
The BROOKLYN DEPOT can De reached BY the following
lines Of horse Vanderbilt aud Nnthave, fro1
Adams street Bosram place and FIFTH Avenue Line from
City Hall and south and Wan stree Ferries
Transferring Ynt ave FifJecnh-st % Of ta
ANDREW r. CULVER President
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NEWPORT I.TvF FOR BOSTON.

NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON
First ONE DOLLAR Tickets limited and good only
OF steamer leaving day Of SAFE aud connecting
train leaving Newport $50 Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY ieave New ork daily q an.
davS excepted from Pier %, North River, foot OF
Murrayst Tickets and saterO0ms obtained ONLY al the
office Of the Line Pier 2s, North River foot OF AurTaysi.
and on board steamers.
GKO. L. CONSOR, Genl Pass'r A Ct - . 90 ---
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On and after July 7. 1879.

nreag Trans leave NcWl0Tk VA DesDTOsses and COrt
@Af landt street Ferries s follows:
A2O 7.3O 500 10 limited, Al a. l. 300 g. g. 1880
10 and no D. m sunday, 1880 and M 3, 9, $780, $50
Roas of brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
az Jersey CITY al0rnE speedy and direct transfer fOf
RcfnT6ing trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 90 1865. T.
"a, 800 aud a. Limited Express. 1880 2 g.
$50 aud $50 p on sunday 2Ol 90 3J5, 500, and
s.{U a M /, $50 p. M
Trgci On ,ts-No-. 52G and ga Broadway. No Aston
ase and foot of Desbr0sgra and COrtiaAd.ts C0ur
n ard Brookyn Annex Depot, foot OF FultOu-st Brooklyn
Nn, IA llB lls udsOn 81, HoDOkan Depot Jersey
civ Immigrant he et ONCE No. 3 BaueIy-p.ace.
FRAN THOMSON, l.. &. FARMER.
uugr Ae+f
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xnsfrneIlon.
Continued from sixth Page.
Miscellaneous.

CITY EDITION of PINCKNEY'S SCHOOL
cTTDF contains complete list of schools IN New 0rS
~ and brooklyn also extended description o. the most ae
ana much other valuable information lot
rts A Qice free mailed tor posiag1 SCI also az eaa
lat'1 -, sfores PINCKNENS SCHOLASTIC AGENCY
80 Unien 50 care.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCHOOL, POugh-
4 = tee1eit New-YorK. JOHN MILEY, Principal Pre-
mares ion college. scientific ana government SCHOOLS
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TOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
all stations the New-Yort, Boston ana Air Line,
Derby and North Hampton Railroads direct-Steamers
JOHN II. sTARIN and ERAsTUs CORNING cave Pier 49,
N R.. foot Of COurtandt-st az every night IN the
week except saturday arrive IN New Haven IN time for all
best facilities for
freight fare 81 excursion 81 So New Haven
IIansporlalOh I-no JOIN H. sTARIN, Proprietor
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Cre ot TrunIf
and United states Mall Route-On and after July
T. 1873 trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Cor
landt street Ferries, as follows;
Express HARRISBURG PttsDurg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached A. In, o anu $50
For Wilhamsport Lock Lsven CORY and Erie $40 D.
m connecting az CORY for tusvle Petroleum Centre ald
the OH Regions. NlllamspOrt ana Lock Haven N.
Baltimore. Washington dud the SOUTH Limited Washing
ton Express Of Pullman ParlOr Cars daily sunday
10 a. NJ arrive Washington Az p. Regular at Also
and $40 !. m l. AMI 10 .. m. sunday I'D p -
Express Tor Philadelphia, 43O $50 $40, 90 Lmtel IL
$50 =, B. 2. 100 $50 and 10 sunday 43O and
a. o, q, 1850 $50 and 10 III. EmGrant and second
For cape NAV II a.. and p
Boats of Brooklyn Auuex connect with all through
trains city, aOrdng speedy aud direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel 49,. ~. 80 $500.
D. M dailv and $3.50 m G2O N. daily, except Monday
Prom Washington and Baltimore, $50 a. = 800 400
1850 D. M. sunday, $50 90. From Philadelphia. $50
GOO 600 $40 1910 ll:3Oe = 800 500 60 $40 and
lU:lO p. M. sunday. 800 500, 800 4O;iO I;5O a.
oV Ofces 52G ga Broadway. No.
r f1o Of Desbrosses and COrdndtsJs, No COursU and
Rro6kiyn Annex Depot foot OF tutOn-st BrOOKyn Nos
III iB and MS HudsDu-st HoJOKen Depot Jersey City
mfgranf Ticket Office 10 Bajteryp ace The York
anser COMPANY vii call ioI and check baggage from hotels
No resi'eheOe' L. p. FARMER, Genl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
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TNAMAR INDIEN. UNIVERSALLY PRE-
II sCRtBED by the taeuty.l-A laxative refreshing and
mecaled fruit Ozenge for the Immediate relief saeotua
ture Of constipation, headache bile hemOrrhods &C lamar
unlike pills aud the usual Durgaves agreeable take aud
beyer produces irritation T. GRILL0k, No. u hue
bUtean, Paris sold BY al chemists
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

GILMoRE's BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AMI
EVENING.
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.O PHILADELPHIA

ITO PHILADLLIHIA
4 VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NFW.YCRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three depots
Philadelphia, two IN New York.
nouble Track the most improved Equipment, and the
~ Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety
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Corporailon Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ Sealed bids estimates for furnishing Dry Goods Gro
ceres Ice Crockerv and goods will be received
Office Department Public Charities and
rect0n until THU RSDAN, August IA. 1879.
For particulars city Record" Tor at No City
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ To CONTRACTORS:
Bids estimates for the fol- wing
For building sewers Paving Streets,
Proposals for StOpCOcKs stop Cock Boxes Hydr2ns and
Hydrant Boxes.
Proposals for one Swimming Bath,
VIII be received at this Proposals Tor laying Water Mains
Office until II Z RSDAN. AUGUST p, 1873
For full information The City Record, for sale at No
City Hall
NOTICE.-PrODOsals will be received mt the
once Of the Department 0i Public Charities and CorTeo
ton No 66 3dave until August p. 1879 for Dry Goods,
Groceries OILS and Lumber.
For full information, city Record for sale al No CITY
Hall
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Roaro auo Rooms

~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~-~
West Side
T ARGE and well-lurnished rooms for fami
II lies asd single gentlemen % West 25hsL
.1S GROVE-ST.- To let with board, hand
sI somely furnished roOm suitable for gentleman and
wife or two single gentlemen also hail house ami
accommodations nrstclass family small
00 WEST 26TH-ST - Handsomely and
- newly furnished refined quiet home parties
dearng superior aceommOdstousi reierelces.
JDS WEST 42D-ST.-In delightful loca-
So ton near Reser PARK choice, beautiful hoora
newly furnished suite single excellent loca
ton Tor Physician Housekeeping privileges desired refer
East Side.
A FAMILY or three or four single persons
~ can ba accommodated with full board az No 10 East
$50 at 5th and MadsOn.aves Reference given
and required
30 EAST 20TH-ST.-Suites of rooms hand
DO somely furnished private bathrooms with private
table without board rooms for genemen breakfast
served II desired referenceA
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
. - HOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOF TRENTON AND pTFTIADETpTTTA


ENPkLre TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS
Leave NewYoI foot II Liberty Trenton and Phia
uePHd az ~ 80 II Il:l5 a No. $50 L. 5:3O 1:l5 l.
Leave PhladepnIa from Station Phls and Reading Rail
J"a1 liId ana Berkss at TAO SID 10 ll.3O NJ lao
Leave Trenton for New York at 120 except Monday $40
o.ld. 5;Ju lO4O NJ lZlO 40 4: = $40, u.l5. p m
fuIman Drawing room Cars are attilhed u the A. M
? NJ trains from NewNOrki TO the 7:ij m, LAD p III
SUNDAY TRAiNs@Leave New.York and Philadelphia al
III. J.{U y m New-IOrk for Trenton m.
$3.50 p. Leave Trenton at l:ZO, gao a. H. $40 D.
fIom Hfook'y u and Enc " Depot Jersey City.
Tickets for sale at foot OF Lbrry-st, Nos 9 4Ol 94l
go Broadway al the prize pa hotels All at No. ana
gage checked from residence 10 destination.
H. p. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-C commencing July 7, 1873
cars 10 Rochester aud ST. Adams.
70 Fort Edward for Lake George ald 20 Montreal
1910 H. Chicago and Western Express, with drawing
room 10 Cautndaigua Rochester and Buffalo, also u
100 a. m Express to Albany and Troy with connection,
10 Utica, saratoga, Gens Falls anu liut and
$3.50 D. saratoga special.
400 =. m \ banv and Troy Express.
500 st. Louis Express dalv with sleeping fo
ST. Louis running through every the week also sleep
for Montreal, excepting SUNDAY night via Saratoga.
$50 Fast Express for Rocl ster Niagara Falls and
Corning via Geneva Sleeping cars to Geneva Rochester
s5Op m Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars for
Rochester, Niagara Ea- Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo. Detroit
WaeriOwu and. excepting saturday and sunday nights
Montreal via st Adams Saturdays Montreal leaves
iIOOp. m- Night Express with sleeping TO Albany
Tickets for sale at Nos. 252 and Alb Broadway and at
Wesc0t Express COmpanys Offices Nos. Park place, 7s5
and 9i2 Broadway, NewYOrk, and 353 Washington st.
Brooklyn @ b. MEEKER,
General "a Mt
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

"a C. VIBBARD ana D. DREW
Leave NesYs. Pier 30 y. b. al S.3j 24th-st. at
m, CIom BROOKLYN bv Annex boat at 81. Landing al
MACK FERRY, (WEST POINT. CORNWALL NEW
BURG can return by down boat. PO'REEPSIE. RHINE
Bees; CAIsKILL and HUDSON. Tickets sold and bag
gage checked NORTH ana WEST Tickets good
on Hudson River Railroad rece we'd Tor passage.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO AND FROM SARATOGA
4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'SL LINE, DREW
"A and ST JOHN leave Pier No. Al North River,
foot Of Canal-st.. every week day p connecting
Albany SUNDAY morning eXcepted) with North
and Eas. Excur-lon Albany return. good 80
days. 81. saraJ0g and return. - A..
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonic
~ and Naugstnck Railroads Fare al Steamer Bridgeport
leaves CatharResp daily Sundays excepted at l13O H.
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FIREWORKS DISPLAY sATU RDAY EVENING. Aug. 10.
ADMISSION 10 CENTS INCLUDING SEAT % CENTS.
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RIVER Jun CTION.
THROUGH AND ROUND-TRIP TICKETS CAN BIZ
PURCHASED AT TICKET OFFICE y. y, y. III. a III. Z.
H.. GRAND CENTRAL DEPOTi so III BROADWAY
OFFICE CENTRAL VERMONT halfway AT NO
81 BROADWAY tOFFICE PAS-J MPSIC r. R. AND AT
THE NETWORK TRANSFER CO.'S OFFICES 50. 5t4
BROADWAY AND NO. 10 COT RT-Sr., Brooklyn, Az D
AT PRINCIPAL HOTEL TICKET OFFICES, AT FAC II
OF WHICH PLACES FULL IMPORTATION CAN BE
OBTAIN I'D.
TOR HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MON IREAI- and H.
termedIaJe points. steamers leave Pier 25 T. r. daily
Sundays excepted at (lweuty third 81 T. X a. 80
P M and II connecting with special trains az New
Haven for Hartford Springfield DC. Tickets sold and bag
gage checked ga Broadway NewYorK ana Courtst
Brooklyn. Excursion 10 Sew Haven and retdrn, 81 %.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landin
i COZzens West POnt. Corn wall NewDurg Marlboro
Milton POughEeepsie, Es0pus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware ana Waikiki alley Railroads steam boats AN Is
W. BALDWIN THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY al
D. m, "a North River, foot OF H8rrs0n-sJ-
Except @4turdays. Thomas Cornell viii
leave &C Oclck p. connecting with Evening Train on
the Ulster and Delaware Railroad.
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4 NETWORK
AND THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAGoG. QUEBEC AND THE
sAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAYLIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 80 1879,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS FROM
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOTvi
NETWORK, NEW-HAvEN AND HARTFORD RAIL
ROAD
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Qcedn 5icdmers.

A MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
- LIZ kRPuOl--OnY Transatlantic Line under the
AMERICAN FLAG. sailing Saturday from Phiiadel.
phA anu every "Wednesday from Liverpool Extra saings
aleraae Wednesdays from Philadelphia alternate satur
IORb ~ I W. sATURDAY Au1 % I.so n m
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MPERIAL GERMAN Mani

Il NOKTU GLEMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
KEIN Aug. Is MAI Sat. Aug. 30
y l NAk--.- sat. Ang. % NJ SILL. sept. o
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK 10 SOUThAMP
-..- 49,. TON, HAVRE OR BREMEN:
fAA'7A SABlN 100 SECOND CABIN
SrEERAGE, $50
Gates so.
steerage tickets to an points in the south Of England $50
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limited STATES HOTEL,
- ATLANTIC CITY, y. J..
THE LARGEST AID LEADING HOUSE,
Il NOW Open FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS.
w WHITNEY, Manager THOS. CHASE. Cashier.
u. T. MORGAN Musical Director.
BROWN & WOELPPER. PrOprietors.
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A NEW LINE.
NEwYORK TO NEWPORT. VIA
NARRAGANsETT PIER
COMMENCING JUNE %, 1879
Leave NETWORK. Grand Central Depot q =. Y. y.
H. Y. r. 500 a. arrive Newport Az p M also
100 p. no. and arrive az Newport 500 =. IN.
Through FOR Grand Central Depot ~ NO pa
(NewYOrk Transfer Company and ~ primo PAL
ticket offices I'm New-YOrk City. ami IN Brooklyn al
office % Transfer Company, 10 COurt-s-.
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NEW NIGHT LINE to NEWPORT, R. L.,

~ VIC lAEOkD
Leave Grand Central Depot line Sleeping
press daily sundays included 10 p. due Newport
b50 Leave Newport. also daily, az u D due at
New-YorE at 6.28 al ThEO. WAURN. Supt
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DO2A'tb be DeceiVed.

Many persons Say Il havn't got the
Consumption" when asked to cure theil
Cough with Shiloh's Consumption Cure
Do they not know that Coughs lead ru
Consumption and "a remedy that will
cure Consumption will certainly and
surely cure a cough or any lung or
throat trouble. We know it will cure
when all others fail and our faith in
it. is 50 positive that we will re-
fund the price paid If you receive nc
benefit. Is not this fair proposition
Price so cents and 500 per bot.
tie For lame Chest, Rack or side, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cts
For sale by J. b. Starkweather, Keno
sha, Wis.
Why will you suffer wi Dyspepsia
and liver complaint Constipation, and
general debility when you can get al
our store S ,iloh's System Vitalizel
which we sell on a positive guarantee
to cure you. Price Is cents. Fol
sale by j. B. StarkWeatber Keno
sha, Wis.
"HACKMETACK," q popular and
fragrant perfume. Sold by }. b. Stark
weather, Kenosha, Wis. 4y!eow
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A CURE FOR ISLANDER.

The following very homely but SIN
gularly instructive lesson is by ST.
Phillip Neri:
| A lady presented herself to him one
day, accusing herself of being given to
SANDER. "Do you frequently fall into
this fault?' inquired the Saint.
. Yes, father, very Often" replied the
penitent. My dear child" said the
saint, "your fault is great, but the
mercy of God is still greater for your
penance, do as follows: Go to the near
est market, purchase a chicken just
killed and still covered with feathers
You Will then walk to a certain distance,
Iplucking the bird as you go along;
l. your walk finished. you will return to
me-"
Great was the establishment of the
lady in receiving SO strange penance j;
but silencing all human reasoning, she
replied, 81 will obey, Father, | will
obey" Accordingly, she repaired to
the market, bought the fowl and set
out on her journey, plucking it us she
went along, as she had been ordered.
In short time she returned, anX-
ious to tell of her eXactness in accom-
plishing her penance, and DESTROYS to
receive some explanation of one so
singular.
"Ah! said the Saint" ''you have
been very faithful TO the first part of
my orders; now do the second part,
and YOU will be cured. Retrace Your
steps; pass through all the places you
have already traversed, and gather up
one by one all the feathers you have
scattered
"But, Father" exclaimed the poor
woman, "that is impossible. | cast
the feathers carelessly on everv side;
the wind carried them in differ ent
directions; how can | now recover
them p
"Well, my child" replied the Saint,
$50 it is with your words Of SANDER;
like the feathers which, the wind has
scattered, they have been waited in
many directions; call them back now
if YOU can. Go and SIN no more
History does not tell if the lady WAS
converted: but it is probable. 1t re-
quired a SAINT to give the lesson; one
should be fool not to profit by it.
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The following named pupils of Dist

Tho fo1,o.,;, - nan,od -, ,,;;,s &c Met
No. 10. Paris and Bristol. have bee,
neither absent nor tardy for the las
month: Louella Tymeson, May Fow
Ter, Emily Fowler, Johnnie Gray
Jouis Fov,or rbarl;a Fow,or rIanr,
No, ~ r pr. o,
Ni''i'''' w. - : Ia e''0''e''
Solutions to MI. Grlfi1ths problem
about the liquor agency have been re
ceived from A. Stetson, of Hone,
Creek Rortio SARGENT Salem and r
n fo,tr rh;oaro but 10 tho ag+oo,
.'..s.
,;a,5 ~ = -
ii'i'0o'
Neither absent nor tardy, Paris, No
s, D. S. Gibbon, teacher. Mary Black
man Nellie Rlackman Willie Crosbv
r,.,o 60 yv;u;o roo
'1''''oAo 0oop'A' N'U p
Pleasant Prairie, No. Z, M. "
Smith, teacher Edward Tobin, John
Tobin. Frank Tjdmarsh.
oot ,rr1o~ M, Dpoprp,r
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Somers, No. 7, Mary Patterson,
teacher. Alice Strong, Addie Strong,
Ida Bishop, Albert Bishop, Clayton
Rease, George Rogers, Walter O'zanne,
Gail O'zanne, Irving O'zanne. Herbert
O'zanne, Willie Burgess, Hattie Bur.
CESS, Clarence O'zanne, Jessie Fink,
Minnie Fink.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-23

Sneak thieves carried eff \ pair OF
boots from In front of Wright's shoe
store. last week. s
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WHO COULD OFFER MORE THAN This
CHILD.

The following little story is d touch
ing one. and the hero thereof is Il we'll
known young gentleman Of this city ::
He has been somewhat wild in his hab-
Its in the past, but for four months he
had abstained from drink and spent his
evenings at home. One evening, three
weeks ago, he went out calling, and
some one gave him Il glass of wine.
This aroused the sleeping tiend, and he
went off on grand carouse. For three
days he lost all mastery over himself,
| and scarcely knew where he was. On
the morning of the fourth day he was
| comp ratiyely sobered up. He wan
dered into the reading-room of one of
our hotels, where he was we'll known,
and sat down and stared moodlly into
| thestreet. Presently a little girl of
about 10 years came fn and looked tim
idly around the room. She was dress
ed i'm rags, but she had a sweet, intelli
gent face that could scarcely fail to ex-
cite sympathy. There were five per-
sons in the room, and she went to
each, begging. One gentleman gave
! her scent piece, and she then went
20 the gentleman spoken Of and asked
him for a penny, adding: Il haven't
had anything to eat for u whole day"
The gentleman was all out of humor.
and he said, GROSSLY: Don't bother
me; go away! haven't had anything
to eat for three days. The child OPP
ened her eyes in shy wonder and star
ed at him for a moment, aud then
walked slowly towards the doo-. She
turned the knob and then. after hest
tating few seconds, she turned quick
ly and walked straight up to him who
had spoken SO ill-naturedly, and gem
thy laying the 5 cents she had received
on his knee said with Il tone o: true
Iglrlish pity in her voice, IF you hav-
len't had anything to eat for three days,
You take this and go buy some bread.
Perhaps can get some more some
where. " The young fellow blushed
to ths roots Of his hair. and. lifting the
miniature Sister OF Charity in his arms,
ne kissed her two or three times in de-
light. Then he took her to the persons
IN che room and to those in the corri-
doris and the office, and told the story
and asked contributions, giving HIM
self all the money he had with him.
He succeeded in raising over $40, and
sent the little kindly-heartrd one on
her way rejoicing Pittsburgh Ie1e-
graph.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-23

The official returns in North Carroll
ia show that about 100000 voters in
that State did not 20 to the polls at the
last election. Many Democrats were
disguised with their party. and many
Republicans were kept away by terror.