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NgISS BALLOW'S English and French Sctoo
w Young Ladies' and children No - East --"s' ""
reopen on ThuTsda} September 70.
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CENTRAL and HUD

NEW-IOEK CENTRAL and HUDSON
y MYElt EAILB0AD -Commenc,ng December 30
goo q. ~ western ami Northern Express with drawing
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tr az. Via Saratoga.
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SAFES Of 6idte diG Rdu,cay Bon1s-R1ttrj
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TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. A. Price Cents. THE TIKI
UNES Investigation Of the recent election ~ south Caron
showing how Republican maOrities wiped ont by MIN
datiOu and fraud also. MR.. BLAISE's SPEECH IN I'll
SENATE.
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II. THE TRIBUNE INDEX:
4 complete Key 90 the Worlds History during 1SIs WIN
Table Of Topical Heads Pnce, 30 Cents. Tho TRIBUNE
INDEX FOR 1873 1876 1877 1873 the four for 81 90
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NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEN-JLRNtf.
EugleWc1d. tgs'er PltT.uon sud Nyark
s.3a p:i5 a. ~. j, 3. !. 4.fj j3o oSO. $50 l3o D.
sundays 10. ana O3O The ll3J Jp. N. tr.n viii
leave Be- niuutes iat+T Siturty uigh'~.
valley suI Nors~v. T. 0>6 m, 4+h D. m
JNO. y. ABBOT b., Gcu'l Itssr As.t, Ney- OK.
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~. WHY THE SOUTH IS "SOLID.n

III. THE CIPHER DISPATCHES,
And HOW AND By WHOM TRANSLATED. Pdnph'
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the material The last analysis of sensation according
to Professor Huxley, leads TO the conclusion that
the equivalent terms OF consciousness Tor moue vi
motion Of the matter of the sensOrium. Further 'hah
this cannot go. All that we know aoout motoh y
that is name for certain changes the relations OF
our visual tactual and muscular sensations, anu al
that we know about matter IL that ltIs the hypoheca
eubstapce of phvsca phenomena "This Is all that1ust
metaphysical criticism leaves The idols set up by the
spurious metaphysics OF vulgar common sense III 10
consistent either with pure Matorialism, or with pure
Ideasm but 1t is neither. For the ldeahst not CON
tent with declaring the truth that knowledge s I'm
tied 20 facts consciousness, airms the wholly uhpo'
able proposition that nothing exists beyond these anu
the substance OF mind. And, on the other hand, the
Materiaist holding by the truth that, for anything
that appears to the contrary, material phenomena are
the causes OF mental phenOmena asserts his unproNa-
ble dogma that material phenomena and the substance
Of matter are the sole primary exisences' strRe oU'
the propositions about which neither controversas'
does or can know anything, and there Is nOtlng ei'
for them to quarrel about. Make desert OF the Oh-
movable and the divine Asrea of Philosophic peace
will commence her blessed reign"-Mr Froude's reply
to the onslaught of Mr. E. A. Freeman on his character
as historian has already been noticed in our columns
THE CONTEMPORARY.
The contents of this number are OF more
solid not 10 say more uureadabc character than usual
including 80 The Professional Studies Of the English
Clergy" by the Rev. r. +. Lttledae, " "CaIMvIous
Plants" by Ellce Hopkins, "Pheidas in OXFORD DIV
the Rev r. ST. john Tyrwhtt, over Production Dy
Professor W. Sieadman Adds, "Ancient Igypr' py H.
Stuart Poale ard "The Battle OF isandna, poem ny
Robcrt buchanan The essay on " Caniyorous Plants
Is pauer OF great interest to The student of natural his
tory s well as 10 many general readers, presenting an
agreeable summary Of the observations of MI Darwin
and other recent explorers in that curious Hello OF Doah
zeal research.
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VII THIS son OF VULCAN

Recently held at the Church Of the HOy Trinity The u
proceedings IN TRIBUNE EXTRA no. 40. Many OF u
important Papers printed from the Auh0rh own man
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For Young Ladies-City.
For Both Sezes-Ci

A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
"a. ~ Fast 7tf.st. and 20 West l6thst
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STEAMSHIP LINE iaT ~. Thomas. Para Pcrra'n
Ducg aha aud io Jaucirn connecting at s. Thomas with
steamer. f1 PORTO co. Jaufca ana spanish Maln-The
ucw hrs'-rlass steamship CITY OF RIO JANElko.
t4raiu N,. Will sail tlr above ports ON ~ ESDAN,
Nav at p, in Sofrrie' received or this steamer after
the 81 Fr-igi received a af Roberts stores.
IfpOsINn. uut only co. permit FROM Ncy-Noik onice.
suurp+ .r rau ,''i stne Ctdcr our open
toy al lowest t,e Through tickets issued 70 an points
reached ry Royal 9 -t"a iJ.act company. inter
nritl steamers si!t and Bufuo5 AFTrs.
f!rIgbt must De- tgis u tGvHu,n Tor iriSht engage
&. n. " AITDstN s. 60, Agents,
L.. T.. v.
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BRISTOL A%D PROVIDING
RNEDIN q ION !
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= EUHGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

Eii,'n - iitt, ,,t ,rv March
30 lS1g:-Lcyc dcpots foot O COrandt aud De,Drcsses
l.nl D. u. f0r Eason bethlehem, Allentown. kealing
Mauth Chunk. HaleltOn. Mah3Uoy city. Ashland, wilkes
barre. scranton and IuukhauurCk
b.sO D. m N0ht r, press, daily for Easton bethlehem
Aheatoi Mauch Chunk. Wikcsbarrr, Emira ltlaca
Geneva, Auburn Rochester, Bunalo Nagaa Fails ana he
West Pullman sleeping codcn 3 HUacncd.
ROBT sAYBE, Supt and Eng'r.
General Eastern Office corner Church nd COIandt-sts
IA t,IfMMINt AGENT.
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Ccr-cepouding reduction an points FAST Tickets be
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cant1uou passage on steamer ani train leavn: ta
River The f1iloW. moran az $50 , or on arrival OF
feac Rocul- icKt.s az So good any train between
lall River ard Boston.
TIE WELLIiTOWN STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
hayn ~ been thorough oycrhaUcd and r,,ted have been
placed on III lue Tor d. Summer season.
Leave Ncn. Tur, i. t~Uay5 yNcept-dl Il IN. from
Pt - y. BE- 700, Of Huray.st Leave Brooklyn via Annex
boa, at 500 y. m. .-.. . ,,,,.., .
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By Besant TINS very interesting story is no
issued complete being No. 10 Of THE TRIBUNE NONf
EXTRAS. Thirty-t~O pages, Tribune Weekly size. Prc
lUCeuia
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~ Ferry STATION In New-lOrk, foot ~ biberty-st
Ferry station IN Brooklyn. flot Of FntOnst:
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CHUNK. Tamaqua, WikesbarTe, Elmira &c. Connects AZ
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Budd,s Lake and Lake HopacOng, Easton HarrlsDnrg'
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Reading. Pofisyile, liarrsburgh sc ,,-,-. ,,...,,
J. m.-FUT High Bridge Branch. SchO0ieys Mountain;
nudds axe and Lake Horatcola aston Bely isI9 an
Mauch Chunk. connects at Junction WIN d. l. ana w H. H.
h:30 p. m. talv.For E2ston Allentown and HarrisOrS
74j .. m.-F0r EastOn.
For trains to local points time tables az stati0ns
Brook ard intermediate points, and at 53O M for Ea'ion
Boats of the and Ere Annex" make connection
Of Jerey ity station TO and from BrOOkyn and Ere DepD
Tcreov ti;v.
NTW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
- Trains leave foI Bank. Branch Grove
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STAGES Matawan station tO and from kEYPORr
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Eeturr tickets al reduced rates. Pre'au ''e0-"'' 0
cate 400 -..t. - ,,.....,., .an
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Married by Telegraph.

4 telegraph from :tXenia, Ohio,
March 9th, to the Cincinnati Gazette,
gives the following account ef q
novel wedding ceremony: Mr..
John A. Smith, Of Wichita Kan
sas, and vashte ID: Longfellow,
daughter of Rev. N. \. Longfel-
low, Baptist minister, residing
near jamestown, were married to
day, at II o'clock 4. N. The ccre-
monywa performed by the brides
father, in the Nenia telegraph office,
the gtoom's father, brother, and
sister, who reside in this county,
beingnalso present. The usual
form of ceremony was performed,
closing with an impressive prayer.
The bride willgo to her. husband
in aboutia week; The parties hav-
ing satisfied Themselves Of the un-
questionable Legality Of the mar
riage, and everything having passed
off satisfactorily, express them
selves as being we'll pleased all
around. After tho ceremony, ,Oper-
ator ". D. Wright Of the Ncnia
office, congratulated I've happy
couple in technical style, us follows;
@NTay your lines have fallen in plea
sant places; your current of love be
ever constant and uninterrupted
by breaksor crosses and when your
,cirenlit q! Of life is served, may you
receive the welcome message, Como
up higher" This is said 10 be the
sixth marriage in this novel way.
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Tho first printing press in the
territory, Of what is now tho Uni
ted Sptcs Of America, was set up
Ot'Cambritlgo, Massachusetts, un-
der the auspices ofiHowatl College
iii 1888 and for sixtysyears it con-
tinued its work there without intcr-
rllption. For nearly forty years no
printing was done elsewhere in the
colonies tlt t,...-
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Nose BtecdihJ.

1t is worth while to know, how8toS
stop bleeding from the nose when
it becomes excessive. 1.-THE finger
is pressed firmly upon the little
artery that supplies the blood to-
the side of'tlle face affected, Che
result is accomplished. Tho two
small srtesiea branching up rom
the main arteries on each side Of
the neck, andpassing overt thsEo out.
sidc.Of the ja@bone, suRplYtlieitaeo
With blood. Ii the nose deeds
from tile right nostril, for example,
pass the finger along tho edge of
the right jaw till tho beating ofthes
artery is felt. Press hard upon it
and the bleeding will cease. con=
tinue the pressure for five minutes,
until tho ruplured vessels in tile
IlO$N llNyetilue 10 contractss
. d. 81. 10. . U#H
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
OF TILE MdILN

Clarksburg-Aaily except Sundars-l0avcs
Wes'pn at {, a. M.--arriyes n. 4 ?, ~.
Braxtun Court llorse-da,ly except SHn..
tlays--srrives ut llesiOn by $500 r. H., md
leaves Weston same day Nt G;5O +. n.
(;lenvlllc-lcaves lltstou al a. NJ, on
Mondays, Wednesdays md Frtdays-artlres
at 5P y TGcSiays, Thursdays aud SatuF-
days. ,., .ag4a- -.
i,uekhannon-arsircs at WtS.an u N.
Tuesdays, THU stays and Satardays--lsnrrs
Weston 3 7 n. same days. :.
Philippi--arriyes Al Weston Tuesdays mad
FrtdhyS Ft,Gp.tM leaves Weston lFsdnes-
day aud Saturdays at7 A. y.
Mount PiCnsant-ltAyts Weston Mondays
and I thursdays at Z a. M.-arrlSes Tuesdays
aud Fridays by pm.
West UniOn--arrises Mondays At y. NJ
-leArts Weston Tuesdays at I a. M.
Sand Fork--once wcek-lesve. Weston
MonSayselG A. M.-atrtges Mondays aa )
y.
Esu- Patttcs having mail 10 50 Shopld
bring i, to The Office half IN hour before the
departure Of the nails. &.@h
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IthatE. II would ia an expense mel for

that: Itwould bear expense for
you TO come all The way back
here. I, !, 81 is,2f e I; < H H
EaBM I have, no J! |, way |: u 81 taking
yoiu.a iaiii HI
Efghaye thought ofsthat;5 tliat
docs not make Hiany difference.
|FatliisF wiIl give uss ! a team as'ii I \ I
With many tears in his eyes lie
went into breakfast, to which at
that moment. they were both sum
lmonetl bgtappettte- lie had none;
" jEsls not that she was j i not pretty;
and nice I; but he thought what q
confornded fool she must be not
,tofsccl that he wantetlsto get out Of
it. Butt twas no use When he
saw the judge that gentleman
saved him the trouble Of fbroaching
the! !subject.by starting it himself:
oung man, i always give Nell
her Il sail fright; you
ncedlnot t!say5a Swortl:H +
sButi I've got to 50 on to:day:p'5tS n
The ldjudgeiturncd his eyes to-
wards him! He had IN Arkansas
bowie in each, ,eye, aud ono; Of those
double shotgun looks, as lie said:,
si1Y'ou aint nttrying 10 set out ofitare
yotr?ns H. Aais 5ss "a
The doctor taking in tlle situation
said promptly, all hope having
gone 'tno, sir"
4SsThat'sright, Twill fix eyGry
thing .for'you; give you'that black
team Of ming, aud . Light wagon
to carry AIRY yyourlwife,s etliings"5( there
the doctor shuddercd W tapd a
thousand as . starter. You can be,
married tonight, and leave early
in, the morning. That'll suit won't
it?a{ ~, 4, ..It5,. i..3.si 4!
l5SaY e., SIR answered Graham;
family. But on tile judge turning
toward him, he said, @yes sir,
.certainlyg yssa Srfsj it4f
g After you get fixed atiyour
postlI Twill come down and payyou
asyisit. Z have been thinking
about Cling out and moving
Texas for some time; it's getting
crowded dsleFcF aild. things o#lnoys
ing gEas slow Hllasses inEwinter
tilnq.. nq.a1zzsss.zz::sz=#5z=
q Things were arranged as the7oll
Judge saidE marriage took
place. Sall Ethe army received an
addition to its fadios,in the person
oftllo Arkansas judge''s.:5i2di Il daughter,
and DR.. Graham has never regret
ted the obduracy Of his father.in.
law or the unsophisticatcdncss Of
his wife. F==:szz=1====s= rz
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A patriotic rIiboirnnia1n',, after LIST
ening for some time to recitation
OF Irishhulls amid general laughter
cried Indignantly: "Faith, Mr.. A.,
an do 70 know what I Think"
indeed, what do you think
Mr.. d." ,"slufe, sir, an do you
know that / think, hldadc, that not
more than one half Of these lies
that they tell bout the Irish are
true" 'rhiswas unanimously pro
noanccd the best bull oftho lots
Springfield Rputlican, 70 g,, ~
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/, care ~ q; for ,euaFFeiiSia.

Il 9dj~ hertly and promptly e3tSaIsai-&ss
Care for iseureigie.
7. 81 -----i .--..--ii ( Z
raention this illness that sImaY
tell yousilow casily.Ewas cured. j
was bent double! I could not
breathe; Myphysician oEdcrclImo
totakc a flatiron and lhcatlitiasthot
rs rcoUld bear Iputab double fold
oftlannel onthe Minfulsparti and.
move thc.ironi to'anl 4 fro on tlis
flannel. Twas cured b. cnchans
:Ment. Ny doctor told me TINT
some lime since professor iiNonS.
Of our colleges, after sutlsringisoms
days with neuralgia in the head,
which JIG himself tried TO cure,
scntlfor the fornlcr,Swliol prescribed
a hot iflatiron: Tile ;nextit time The
doctor sawt1le professor tlie latter
exclaimed ;wftll mock 8angeFs ii
really shall notipay yousany teea
what! Illad Nc! sooner arrlisdI Itlso
heated iron ITO my head thar
Instantly al pain SanislletlI! That
|is.as simple as :eood:days surely
you cannot expect afcc for'itF
Ny physician was summoned
recentlNto the bedsidesof aiwomaA
who had neuralgia in Eboth sides
and 50 Violently she alarmed tlie
whole neighborhoodjb.y thescreams
which her intolerable anguish
wrung- from her. She was taken
from her bed and borne near the
fire. In suchscyere eases a Heated
iron isinot energetic enough: He
has sans iron rod fastened 20 an
ivory handle. lie clicats tliis:rodto
white heat (Which causes less pain
than red heat and applies 81 very
slightly 10 the seat fthepain, first
inlongitutlinal, then I'M latitudinal
lines. Tho applicatiqn5is 50 light
{ : "a a .
tllattno, trace is LET 4 bpt5rcd lines
q on the epidcrmise, %yhliieE6iaye soon
elraced.. In twenty minutes tlie
womanwalked back TO bed, and
the third;daySaf afterwards quitteiliit
entirely freed from neuralgia This
Instruments not to Be entrusted
70 awkward hands. Three weeks,
ago one eof ourlbfilliant artist was
invited Ito shoot lie#oWner1of @
chateauiiniw whosc grounds tfereiafe
wild .t0wfinI IaLundince .z1Ie woke
on the morning after Ills arrival
atzthis gentleman house with
sciatica in#liis right thigh He
could not leave his bed. Thelnear=
est doctor was sent for. - | can do
nothing which will givo =yoll7im=s
mediate relief" Tho artistsis q
IL 5I|IF8
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William Wells was shot and
killed by his brother, Robert, at
Clear Fork, Wyoming county on
Inc 9th. 5a:tl5 4 ,al3
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Educational.
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In every study the most careful" and
thorough work is alwAys,aone. =,
Fall TERM begins sep,ambet. ..eth, 1887 !.
winter Term begias January 9Th, 1879. 4
Spring Term bssins u Apf!l A4 ~ h I; 11s7e' %
Much Advantage is Gained
10 those who teach during tile year, by at.
tending two months in the fall, getting
4sleayc of ABSENCE, = from November I'LL
March, md ,:ctaruiug IN the spring.
Engagements to begin teaching at the
middle, Of November can be made ia Giluer
OF other counties nov. I
y For catalOgae,Rud particulars regarding
FREE TGlrIOS see the County SupeFin-
tenlent, or write to ais :
I. MARUELLUS MARSHALL,
Principal
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