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NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

Commencing March T., 1872. Leave NeH.York, foot Of
Liberty a.. T.. r. ui Nh for
Iii.u. aul IONS Rive l.. 1915 a. No.: 400 .. m.
EiH,iaud Budgetou and Atlantic city, ll;ij a.
MaT,tUWu. q. m. 400 =. tl
HaIucgai and TuCAeItoH. AGO D.. o..
. lucluI Nj. lir -, ll:1'A m; i.ODp III.
From PtrS. y o.. G.nt Rector -.l
4OOp. u. fur Iirllauls. Long Branch and EaioIto"n
WI y. NNIDLN. NNmtIII Manager
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m w. o. Norman.

lowing sales were held:
m W. .. Holman.
3storv brick dwelling and 4stOrv brick building
with lease of lot No 10 West 3Othst, ns lss.7f
OF Gtlaye. lot 36.JK56.lHl4.6ISl.J Annie
Herman
story brown stone dwelling with lease ~ lot 40
90 West Goth IT. =, 1873 n " Of 5th.ave. lot OK
l00Gj Columbia College lease dated september
o. 1868, l. Ferry .......
BU u. n. SsdDGn.
! istOrv brick hOuse with lot. 40 1870 East lSthsi.
srOfIryIng place. lot 22ra4 Edward Keamey.. /
M T. j. Bl>eckSr & SOn.
I sstOrv brick building with lOt. No 40 Eas' tn
sLs l13 Il . Of Aye-C. lot 2OIs2.3, " Lester.
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RECORDED LEtsTs.
REcnRpED MORrGAG.,

Remsen, william 70 Michael C0nlln. executor. ETC. n
East Er0adUag auIss Uyis.0n.st, i0- So. '-i
2l years, at annual rent Of.-.-..
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Gteamboais dno Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No ~ North
River foot Of Caulist. week day. NJ connecting
at Albany SUNDAY morning eNotpteD Win ualn' NoA'
West aud East. StaerOOm- warmed by steam. -
Excursion t. Albany aud return good ~ Gays, ~ -,
N INEREII, Prcsllont.
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HALL RIVER LINE
FARE ONLY 81 30.

Corresponding reduction ~ ail uo1ts Fast Tickets h'
Nrl Boston Umir' ami good only un Jay n
passage steamer uI train leaving td
isti tlg uiur,I, 2 morning l:.u ARRIVAL "i
-trii,r i',ll rScts at 49, good on Train between
IJu River 3rH Bp,;uI
TIE NELI.ENOVE STEAMERS
T.. .|itL AND Providence
HAVING been ,.or.I. ovtrael and TtEttcd. have been
Tl.c... fiI .t tHr fla -I"fI.r 20.
Leave uU. tIl. l~ua1yS excepted 90 > p. m. from
Pie, - E u. M-rra! si. Leave Brooklyn VIA Annex
boa, 20 $500 b.
plrpr' tNr Z. VIII. Agents.
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QfGrDfrs.

AMER. SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estb'd 1855,
"a provides Families, schools Colleges. with Teachers :
Teachers with positions Pupils with good schools J. W
sCHEHMEKHOKN, Secy. 80 East l4thrt
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY introduces superior Teachers 10 Colleges
Schools ana Families Address call Miss 81. J.
YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Agency, 20
Union square BIOadHay side.
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brooklnn Real GsiaIs for sale.

brooklnn Real estate for sale.
TOR SALE or TO LET with immediate pos
i
l5S Remsen. ST.. three story builfing
100 Piueappe-st. pariOr and second hoor,
SO St. thTeestOry dwelling.
GORDON l.. FORD, 81 Clark-st. Brooklyn.
FVO LET, for Sale or Exchange, for modern
house well situated In New .York-Brown-s'on puvata
residence 23s Carroll Park Brooklyn substantially built,
good p feet vide basement three stories and m
shed attic with rooms unfuTnisAed with carpets Apply
premises.
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eau Schools.

VALE Law School. Regular course, . years !;
Graduate GoT degree Of DClL Fall
81 ems sept %. Address Prot WANLAND New.Hayen Cl
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rvIIE ERIE EAUWAY,

J'llE ERIE RAILWAY,
% PsT a' AfESUnH aakE s
Gan Clncinnlu and chicago Day Express Drawing.
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and ~ustenSion Bridge.
m connc,'g VITA fasi trans to The Wos aud south
west Pulmaas best brawlngro room sleeping coaches To
- p. NJ Ua,y Pacific E1pres. for the West sleeping
Hl ana Ch caso Without change also Hotel Dining
E%.srai fra9 lI9., ,q5 he sa9 wss' x. vo-, ,,
p ad y Midnight saturday nights only. sundays 5i5
Euincrid Park and Passaic. g. 7l5. TO- 1915 a. m, j.
Sunia . g. $50. lo5a m, 40, e,6p NJ. Snd y miSnFnr
o. - lo s - loI Ii2 ga a n II rg9Spn gS
m aH ~ mineA sundays, t. a:'O' 9lJ 1913 a. n' l:l5
~uaru. G. 5$5 IO:l5 NJ l45 3:ij D. g. 7p. NJ. y mid
night sundays. {, $50. l0l6 a m. Ii5 $50, D. IN, aud
CorD@.I 1.i5, a. IN $780, aaO p m. Sundays $50 a. H.
New bug 7i5 a m $50, i3o p m Sundays, $50 H.
Goshen, 8 10, 0. 1915 n, $50 s45 ioO, ,. N.
MddIctoyn. Z g. D. 1913 a. m 3Ib 4:3o. p m sun
days $50 ioI5 a M $50 ? m The a M /, and $50
TortJ JEWS. 40 lO:l5 $780, 6, p. Sundays
N6iEH lam. aynr Chamler. st even or halfhorrs
BEFOKE0p m.l,ayc 23f7t - minutes earlier than
te; train i%ng ThalnPs.s % ST. on qaartr hoGrs ray1
ll45 NJ connecting with Trains ieaviag Cham0eFsst a.
cEcrs for passage and apartments in Drawing room and
SecpiIc Coaches can be obtained and orders 'or tie
pnny 6acs nos 2jS 40 go or 49, foadway @ ~ - %o
: C0urtst., BIO klyn. or at the Comuauy's EcpOis
Fxprs rin. rom tho wost arrive ia NeSYork at 726
a. H.. 1913 aud 1923 y.
JNO. y. ABBOTT. GenI Pass'r Agt. New-York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for EHgrwoOd toster PirTmout Nyack
z $50. $40 a. 3. 4, 4.45 53O osO. 80 u:3Op "a
sundays M. ana $50 m. The 1880 p. train win
leave au minutes later situplay nights
Manuel, spring Valley aud MOnsrY Z 045 a m, ii5 D.
JNO. y. ABBOTT, Gcu' Pas.r Agt NeS York
NEW-YORK and GREENWOOD LAKE
~ RAILWAY,
From foot Of Chambers Ncw.Nork.
Trains Tor Arlington Bloomfield and Montcar s:l5 o.
m. l. uooa. 3:jo. i:j' t:3O, 6.i5 y. N.
For Greenwood Lake 43O T. III.
JNO. \. ABBOTT
Grnl Passenger Agent.
NEW-lIANEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81,
IN Steamers leave Peok-shp daily tSundays excepted TOT
e.~-E.vsa st3 and ii D. connecting with road
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Gin Droperip 90 Get.

4 PHYSICIANS OFFICE TO LET (fun-
"A shed - Madsonaye: separate entrance and court
yard rent $50 per month.
no. 2O4 EAST 15TH-ST.-TO rent furnished
~ or uufHui-hed-S iXtecu rooms, all improvements
furnished $liOO unfumshed $1,000 Apply OF promises.
rNO LET-Ollices, lofts, stores and easements
4 IN Beskman. Ann Fulton, JOhn Pearl Cold Clf VII
liam ami Nasfau--ts RI LAND WHITING. Beekinan 81
no LET-Stable and cottage; the premises
22j ST. for private stable including coac hous,
and stalls cottage with three finished
rooms with separate entrance Apply 10 LATHAM q
BROTHERS, - Beckman ST. or BENZ LATHAM, 80 stuy-
NcSant-st.
riO LET-One store in Bible House, near
corner 4tlaye. and Astor-pacei 20x42 feet plate.
glass front; heated by steam; $3.50 also de-Ia1e
Toos on second and third Apply 10 Treasurer Err
ICAN BIBLE SOCIETY at the Bible House.
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gIISS BALLOW'S English and French SchO0!
w for YOUNG dcs and children. NO p Eas, -st VIII
reopen ou ILuTsuat. september Is.
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HENTRh. RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

~ Ferry station In New York, foot Of llDertY-st
Eerry station IN brooklyn, foot OF Fultonsi.
Commencing Nov -, lSTS-TIaHs leave NewlOrk foot OF
Liberty ST.. "a follows:
$50 n. m.-FOr bennington, Easton. Beyidere, MauC u
Chunk Tamaqua, Wikesbarre. ElmiTa &c Connects AT
Junction with H. T.. and W. H. r.. ..--.-,.
so a. m-For High Bridge Branch SchOoey Mounl tn
Budds Lake and lake HOpaicong aston, iaIIlspIlE
Mauch Chunk, Iamaqna HazctOn. WlkesOarte 9Cr'n'o'
Nilliam-pOrt. dc ,-.-
lO-}O M and I3O p m.For somerville and Pennington
1pm.-F0r Flemu gtOn. EastOn. Mauch chunk ISmalut
Wilkcgharp Scranton TuukhanuOck 1anaqua, Haz'liol
Reading. Pottsyils llarrsburgh &c. ..-,
D. m.-FOT High Bridge Branch, SchoOleys NountNf
Budd's Lake and Lake Hopatc0ng tast9n Belylgfe an
Mauch Chunk. Connects at Junction WIN d. J. ana W IL H.
5.3O daily.-FOr EastOn Allentown and Harrtsbnrg
7Ij D.. m.-FOT East0n.
Tor trains points see time tables NJ stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Lcaye at . a. m, IL D. m. for Bonnd
Brook and intermediate points, and at $50 for Easton
Reading and Harrisburg - .. g., ..,,,, ~,
Boats OF The Brooklyn and Eue Annex make connecuon
NJ Jersey Ctv station TO and from Brooklyn and Ere Depot
jersey City
NEW -YORKand LONG BRANCH DIVISION
y Trains leave oi Red Bank, Long Branch Grove
Sc. at 81 ia %. m. T. 3.lJ y m .- ,,.,
Stages connect Maawan station 10 and from KEYPORE
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections foot Of Lbertys, FOR Freehold at
sl5, ll:4j a. No.. g. 5:lJ p IN
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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For vonrr Ladies-City.
For Both sexos-Cisv.

4 MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
a. l1 East 8ttl-st. and 80 West lrtA~1
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Art schools-Now-Y York City.
FRS LOUISA i. CULVER

VIII receive pupils in psndng Landscape flowers still he
china and decoration at studio lHe Bella No Is East
-Cth-st. corner 4thayc
References 1lT D. Huntington Nr VIM Hart NI' James
NJ. IiaIt. MI. a. +. Bellows.
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nllscellaucouS.
Counlrn Real @slale FOR sale.

TRENCH STANDARD ROSES Just Ieceiy
i AMI for sale by G. RAOUN 22G FTOutst
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on HonSatonlc
- Naugatuck Railroads. Fare a. steamer bridgeport
leaves Catharines daily Sundays excepted at ll1o m
and Bridgeport 90 IL D. m.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Saturday, April 10. 1879.
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day the fol-
lowing sales were held:
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l&n PER SCHOOL YEAR. Books, &c, IN

= 7 IIVVIl IIVTF."I
- sCO cludel 40 extra charges. special attention 70
both and backward pupils and young 10 teach
er~. al aid all graduates. English, Business, SCeuhC
and Classical study Weekly lectures illustrate Oy
the bcs an aIatus. Ugy recommended by Bayald ayOf
FtTHsnCo Wood, Governor Eoutt Judge van HOasen
Rev. y. a. Cds D. D.. &C, DC For circulars OF spring
Summer 0ucluGug y1catoul ana lS'9-S0. address
SWIIHIN C. SHOHTLIDGE GlaIvari UIiyeIsityA. NJ
Media Penn. y mines from PhiladtphIa.
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'J'O LEI-One store in Bible House, near
glass heated by steam; lent 500 also ae:!%5e
ICAN BIBLE SOCIETY at the Bible House.
gountrp propcrIp Go Lct.
ATMORRIsTOWN, y. ito let, furnished,
tons plenty OF fruit and shade rent from S5Io 10
AT LONG BRANCH, Browns Park, Mon
u Beach and Little silver Ocean Port and vicinity
cottages fully furnished to LET for tho summer.
Ary AZ to ,ES %IILIAW m LANE Co. East Long Branch
At CRAWFORD. n. j., on the NcwJersey
nice s or for .aropSns sn s% and ar aS
Sf S f gaT oe SSpC A. Wa KBY % IS Hs9ssR ssR ctS f Ap
EOR TIE SUMMER or YEAR-Roomy cot
tsgc sable 81 less laid in garden.
&C. house has water bath wire screens Sc pleasant
j.; forty tram, sdsyi to careful parties only S50 carpets
Dip0I close jy or at ELEvAIoR No II. Poost. y Y.
SIONTCLAlR.- - Houses furnished, unfur-
vi naued sale and rent Howe Parsons 79 CedarstNY
NORRISTOWN-TO LEASE-A plain, nice
SsI j. "a DGBd 1a% ff5 IS Wssi f 45 SS2a'' st. rent "
GEONTCLAIR, N.J.-TO LET-Cottagc, ten
w rooms, including bash and auniry gas fHturer, ria
dSp5 Church ic / r. CARTER MCntcar and s. franz.
ORANGE, y. J.-Rent, furnished residences
a1 IN nor oa Th TbWARb &g, 'G'in%& "a mn%%&US % 30 fno
NY QmH neighboIhood speciality,
nRANGE. y. J.-Hou.es and Country Seats
1e lott. bLXcEwELL 6T6s 2ss boidSay y, Room n & S4
'y'O RENT-At Croton Landing, one hour
and twsnty minutns from Grand Central Desot-A sine
COTTAGE for $780, and siNoOm COTTAGE for sluO
Prryear ApPy TO OF address GEORGE l. FERRIS Crotou
1AnaiUg. y. 7
vEO LET-At Dobbs Ferry; handsome
house stable: fifteen acre, lawn woods Be- bea uiiful
river view perfectly healthy. !. r. STEPHENS. No. 40
William 81.
'EO RENT, FURNISIED-A very desirable
place iu D3rieu Conn situated ON tho y. Y aud \. r..
r. = hour, from NcWNorK beautiful location about Z
walk depot about Of lana Vlcntv OF
fut; contains rooms. with large kitchen nice
yar well stc, good barn. garden, Nc price teJ0 f0 III
For particulars apply GEORGE W CLOG IA, IA
Post Office, near depot Darien, conn.
rSO LET-Ncar Madison, n. IA Cottage
house with plot OF ground, Sc very low Apply
j A WEBB l65 fcarlst, CITY.
rI'O RENT-COTTAGE containing : rooms
beside cellar four lots Of land fruit
MurilHah pIrs the door house Las been
Gently repaired aud painted inside nd out ground high aud
healthy. For further information inqturc OF
EDWARD /. BROWN, Na'sau-st
rEO RENT FURNISHED House containing
10 rooms stablcfor horses acres ground IN the
bathing. hcshiest prefest places
New England ntv miles om this city BY " H. II. Il. Ap.
ply 10 A :. lhokf, ~ uuionsquafe.
TO LET or FOR SALE-At White Plains
i 90 minutes from l2d.st, l3 trains dUly)-A new
Frenchroof house with Is rooms furnace eas bath room
and laundry situated lot 7OHl65 IN centre Of VII
lRge six minutes walk itom depot rent 5000 also two
COTTAGES smaller rent 80 more ground may be had ad
BROWN & wEsTCO1T No. POI broadway Room No 80,
OF at White Plains.
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7. A HAYr. Commissioner.
CtFATFD PROPOS AIS Will he received b,

TnE TnIsTTT5 " M NINY0"E ~ BE00NTN BHUoE /
Ollie. n" 81 Watcr-l- I
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Nev.yorl, Apr.l1Tl-7a.
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For Young LadIes-Country.

I OI 1OOIIIE I1'N'IV' OV3I1V1''
GROVE HALL, Ncw-lIaycn, COnn.-Miss
NJ MO%TFOHTS SCHOOL for NOUNGsLADIES.
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
burg Penn heathfI H. LeautfuI cole gehome
Open. 2.d sept. d. Rev. r. r. EGE A. 81. President
JVAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
w Ladies Pitsh,d. Mass--TTing term opens hprl ..
c. SPEAR AID r. E.ANERN. lIlucipa,s.
VVcslcvan Female College, Wilmington. Del
sth wear begins sept 8. Buildings iu.t rented ana
furnished For Catao address I.eyJ N ans A. 81 Ie@
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Nrm 11nblitntloil5.
DECENT ISSUES or
IL THE TRIBUNE PRESS.

/ THE TRIBI-NE ALMANAC FOR 1879.
rditcd ly FdVaId MCPhCTson
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That Milton derived many suggestions for
his Paradise Lost" from writer, who had lived before
HIN, not only from COwcy and the younger Gilcs
Fletcher Of his own country, but from Italian Spanish
and Dutch writer's has often been st forth. But the
most curious and perhaps the most Important Of ar
condolences has been pointed out only IN brief aud
Irpcrfsct way This the OF Nonders Luci'er"
published I'm Holland I'm 1854, copy of which probably
soon found its way into Millions hands, ana was per
hans one OF the last hooks De read vlh his own eyes
Edmund ". GOsse has just published IN London
volume o. essays ON Of the tcraUres of Northern
Turopc IN one o. which Nonde's poem is considered
from TINS point of view. SO Gar as lie huoS the subject
has never he SAYS been calcfuly investigated by any
one Milton believed 20 have begun to write his epic
u 1855 or -four years after tic Duch drama first saw
the light and bis original design, preserved in a
library at Cambridge University, but never yet pub
lshed shows that ms earliest intention was To treat tie
theme in a dramatic form, VOndo had done with his
.'Incfar" Had he not departed from this plan 1t Is
rrohab.c that the condolences would have been sti
greater than they As 1t points Of resemblance
between Vondels description of 5the fan OF tho rebel
angels and that given the sixth BOOK OF Paradise
Lost are fr close and too numerous TO be mere
oncdeuccs" Indeed there De 40 doubt whatever
That the deep imprrssiOn made MitOns imagination
by the battle in 'LuCrr' remained vYuy before LIN
when be deal with hc same Drduch OF lht suD
j,ct.p Mr.. Gossc quotes a passage from Nondel
winch bears many striking points 0i resemblance 10
Tie Fourth Book uf MltOn's cpc,' wuLc FOnocTs
figure OF Bcelrbub strongly suggests lie gsh0 htue
40 named ID MitOue poem Tie C1uses Of rebellion -
gwen IA the opening pages Of tis poem, 3e widely dls
iuuct but tu- consequences CurUusly IDENTICAL
kcribncI Wexford Lave the book
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DAPID TRANSIT.-A great chance for in
Ia vc.tmeut To De sold under fOrCCo'ure on NEDNEs
DAY April % 1879 at y O'Clock ~ IN separate lots "
IOTIs MESiER AuCuOnseT, ut ENtH ASt'E SAIL =
ROOM III Broadway - city o,s northeast o"Eer south.
eru boulevard and 47th ST. Twenty third NaId New1 ofE
CITY. For particulars apply to EDWARD q. BLACh' -
Nassau St
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-07
rhe Japanese Method OF Preserv
ing Meats.

The Japanese Method OF Pfeserv.
ing Meats.
The Japanese method of keeping
meat in hot weather is juat now at
tracing good deal of attention in
European circles. 1t consists in plac-
ing raw flesh in porcelain vessels and
pouring on it boiling water, whereby
the albumen on the surface is quickly
coagulated and forms q protection
against the further action of the water.
Oil is then poured on the surface of
the water so as to prevent the access
of air and consequent putrefaction of
the meat. She system of protecting
animal substances by securing coagu-
lations of their albumen and the exclu-
sion of air Is no novelty; and it can
hardly be supposed that we are in
debted to the Japanese for its origl-
nal adoption. But undoubtedly their
method of applying it is far prefera'
BILE to that practiced by ourselves in
the process of preserving timed meats
which appears 10 consist in boiling
them for such length of time that al
most all their flavor is destroyed, and
the uItimste result is q macs of taste
less shreds of muscular fibre.-[ Shan
ghai Courier.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-07
GRANDPA JONES.

An old grandpa, nearly IS years of
age, and unable to move without a
cane, was walked out to answer to the
charge Of disturbing the peace.
Disturbing the what? exclaimed
his Honor a. he looked down upon
the old gent-'Why this old man
couldn't disturb canary birdp
HE was raising row in . dry
goods store, sir exclaimed the officer.
"A row! Why it would take at
least seven little old men like Peter
Jones to raise row loud enough to
be heard three feet!'
sThey sold me some kaliker and il
wouldn't wash, explained the old man
I'm q cracked voice.
Well, grandpa, you may 60, and
Bijah will give you new straw hat
before you 60 out. In buying calico
In the future, you should chew piece
of IL and satisfy yourself if tho colors
are fast
IF anybody cheats me I'll knock
'em right and left, l WILL cackled the
old man as he spit on his hands.
pooh! You couldn't knock q June
bug off your own shoulder replied
the Court. you 60 home and get
some catnip tea and take nsp.'
yes, I'll kn ock 'em stiffer'n a GRO.
BARI shouted Peter as he danced
around and struck at the air.
take him away Bijsh. and If he is
ever brought in here again sweeten
and warm some milk for him and send
him home In Q band.box.'
Il tell you I'm Q hard one on the
6ghterP shouted the old man as he
spit on his vest instead of his hands,
but before he could do any damage
he was carried away under Bijah's
er0s
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A REMARKABLE STORY.

A singular case of belief in spiritual
power to cure physical ailments has
recently come to notice in Galway,
Saratoga county, N. Y. The people
of the place are principally interested
in farming, and are exceedingly igno-
rant Four years ago young woman
named Shattuck, eighteen years old,
became paralyzed from the effects Of
violent nervous attacks, caused by the
sudden and accidental death of her
brother. She went into convulsiUns
and was in comatose condition for
several days. When her mind recov-
cred its normal condition, she could
neither speak nor use her limbs.
During four years this condition was
unchanged, and her body gradually
wasted until the skin was drawn
tightly over the bones, and the flesh
assumed q milky color. Miss Shat
tuck was a devout member of the
Methodist Church. She has ever since
her prostration persisted in believing
that she would be restored to health,
and expresses her faith in the efficacy
of prayer to accomplish that purpose.
Three weeks ago, after having been
totally helpless during four years, and
regarded as incurable, she walked
down stairs one day, much to the as
tonishment of her parents. Since
then her limbs have gradually become
strong and plant. Last week, at her
request, the clergymen met at Mrs.
Shattuck's house and held q meeting
Cor the purpose of praying for spirit
ual power to make a further cure in
the young womsn's case and enable
her to have restored the power of
speech. Miss Shattuck soon theresf-
ter began to sing and talk. The case
is vouched for as above by the people
of the village.
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HE KNEW HIM AND YET HE
DIDN'T.


Winian Theory.
An Italian organ grinder with
monkey accompaniment of more than
ordinary intelligence, was giving
few passages of lila Marseilles" TO
select audience of half dozen Su-
perior street children tho other eve-
ming, when a very dark colored man
came along. The m monkey, gray
headed old patriarch, at that moment
was bringing in harvest of pennies
to his master. When his eye fell upon
the darkey he instantly recognized
him as an old time companion who
had hung by the tail with him many
and many a day in old Africa. His
Joy knew no bounds. Dropping his
handful of garnered pennies, he made
for the darkey in q very afectionate
manner, much to the amazement of the
latter, whose memory OF his early life,
or rather his pre-human existence,
was less distinct. He could not make
out the affectionate little fellow with
q tail, at all. The latter run up one
leg and down the other. took survey
of the rear of his coat tails, aud then,
as if struck with an idea, scrambled to
the celored mans shoulder, and there
remaining perched he looked around
square into the negro's eye and asked
with true fraternal feeling, "When
did you lose your tail 2" But the col.
ored man cut short the attempt to
scrape relationship by answering
quickly, $50 way, now boy. 1 doan
knows ye. I'se nevah boan in Africa.
I'se boan in Ole Virginny."
Our ancestor dropped his caudal ap-
pendage, slid down to the ground and
with heavy heart climbed upon the
organ. He even pulled out his em-
broidered handkerchief and wcpt. 1t
was also hard for US scientists who
had witnessed it, and for our hopes
erected on the incident. Suppose the
colored man had recognized the old
fellow! But it's always the way. just
as some great scientific fact like the
electric light, Keeley's moter, or some
phase Of natural history is about to be
experimentally proven up turns some
stubborn human thing and kicks it all
over or asks for +" more Tole-
do Sunday Journal,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-07


Head. Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the
Bones, Side and Head, Female Weak
ness, Sterility, Leucorrhea, arising
from internal liberation, and uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
ton, General Debility, and for Puri-
flying the Blood.
This Sarsaparilla Is a combination of
vegetable Alternatives -Stillingia, Man.
drake, Y elbow Dock-with the 10dides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the
most efficacious medicine yet known
for the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are SO skilfully
combined that the full Alternative
effect of each is assured, and while
it is so mild as to be harmless even
to children, it is still so effectual as
to purge out from the system those
impurities and corruptions which
develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
the country repose in it proves their
experience of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues
have accumulated, and are con-
stantly being received, and as many
Of these cases are publicly known,
they furnish convincing evidence of
The superiority of this Sarsaparilla
over every other Alternative medicine.
So generally is its superiority to any
other medicine known that we need
do no more than to assure the public
that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED By
DR.. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical aud Analytjcal Chexstses.
GOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwAKRE.