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Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12
SuofiOb uoeluffenoc for aontant

SuoiiOb uoeluffenOc for aontant
% BET bar h,rfor u9rst mig muliet,
trOos alt Siris fra anSrs SoIo ON
Stisniua i Ytiisrns. at ilsbs min,
Barsr iaa billist. at iea ,nsnu fan
frIse Calico til 6 a 7 Gis. pr. Sarb
9ertesr for 6 8 8 Cts. oiu. pr. 10
iamt 8rOesriuar,r lisciaa bilist %
lilosls biligsrs emo for.
De iom ifts tronse til at tlebe paa
ar.bit bile aliio huos BET til I'm fsor.
bel at ie inoom Ill mig fersnb B. pisrs
line Snbfieb. 0,t sr mig aItib en- ,5ol.
neisli. at piis gosr mine 8arn; Der
lite bunss for at umas, %.
Be- Smer. 9Sg 9aro, lib, Bsn.
ner olo. tusts ! Bptt, for Snrsr.
Seq tuiier for biotiI bspiit Sssnina
% baober ueo reel Bsbunblina osiaa
for 6rsmtioeu at funne faa en- Del af
Gbsrs. Sanosl.
Ssntubsliaft,
IVER LARSEN
Oeeorab. Solua, Wai 3. 1880.
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12

nD Oct aier iHaea 61rfld doss
auore fotlGusr. fon mo 60 e for
Dem itlU!
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12

&anb. Chr. Sinoings Seitamente.
Seb Mabningen Of &ano. Sinoinys
Seitamente bar bet iielge "Smaal.
Mmtst." pit fa. at ban bar beNemt
belle lin Sormus til odtntIiss 9esater /;
bog ltal 9.saternes 8enisr fprft 9aa
til fOrifieIlise of bans Slast. iauleuse
cisie sr ilipe. vi 6ormusn lfal ierit
20, 900 &r. afrttss til ct qssat, Der
Raj brr. bans Wobsrs Rapn. % hpor.
at Nsutsrns ftal uobsles til p9rbie.,
tr%onssnoe. u9iite Spinber / Sreoriis.
balos 8p. 8sitsu Of 1ormuen ifaI
osles | 3 2esater /: ct. buis &enter ital
uooelss til samle. pGrbige. sGstsfolt i
HrsoriiSbalbS 8p /; ct. bpis Rsntsr ifoI
uooslss til pGrci9., t~r9nssnos SefOif
% bsres gitsrlubte; % ct bpis 8sntsr
lfaI aupsnbes iii al ifaffs bssaueb.,
ubsmioleos. un9e Wsnneifsr | 8r,briis.
balb en- piosrssaasnbe uboannsIit ,nb
btu be fan stboIoe | Nlmu.lfolen. Ut
mutt Gitsrmals bar Den afocoe faa.
Isoss .ftsrloot iia, pionenoe ON cen
Soo9iersnbeo. iOm ban o9iaa | 3iu,t
ubpiite | Stilbsb.
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12

st 9efte t ssas,. nml, : 4 s!s2sni:
uiisn" Of Den 9plone MIG" isnpts r%crtciril
Tcr 10 Gents, 8 Ter so SIS, 30 for 81 90.
100 Tor $3.50. 9er.: &. 3~brcnhien,
"a "a DIM. Ia. Gsscrab. Scira.
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12
"Greely."

Itnns htitnett pizlft uHi ila nj aHgrsi'
isIt I {. I. c1mrts Siatlt. I,tcIls. svr
ssred3 ira 2itt Avrtl NJ len lfr 3mj ~ &
&i'smao bvu ibe,sel3. S%sungdiu 5000
brts eergsu ialr Ssl.
"@r0lp" CT bllutlettt 'nJtrbsrn Sherman
Srtnb'. 6aersa CT ben btimtH "sr3s
N1rcltcu". zen isriit Roraan ptit tU int
'srtfs III ,5!tHcis. @rtto e. ma 8 Mar llns
mel. el en- ale Mlihtr apo. inns. a va'
tollet eet Il. Z. 9csniea. lalt.
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12

Sea bar 100 aerss Sauo mar alSpna bpil'
Ret les oil lfslss Tor apntant sIsr bptte bert
mob SpsSitneem / Sttorab eler Sane / @lns
ndbnf &c. /. q. Gage. @ueitsrsns Sffiee,
Gttprab. Soma. 27tf
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12
pssorab Os gmssn.
Den lite Wai.

Sopuibip Msiesments.
Sr. U. .. Nelion. Nsiesior for
SishIano Emp. bar sobbsbsiulpt sipst
frloeuoe SplpSninaer
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12

Snslcbnre og Slit %eOifabcr,
Croquet-Sets % Base Balls
80 3 bos Manning.
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12

Wpe Naarparcr
80 3 bos @anniu9
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12

Silialas tuer Soiit mce utebeitet 5irmtisns
hcnl, en- fsrlis aldsiss Sdiccn mee grntrts
Sirrt FAINT sce SialetNnins. Gtenecmnsn
CT bslisasune In wil ira Getprab. @rune nj
Sdls Spsepn. Wan henptnntr fg ifriitlia
tltr muneilie nj SarSrarss & Scns. Ottcrab.
Soma. 2stt
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12

Tor alle Slass artaturer. bpcrfcr is
pil betals Gbieasc priier, meo Sraeras al
Brast. Seq er piQis til at rife Sels.rs ben
feit GbieaSc Yrislife, % Wilt. bpae iss bsrss,
ntr mig. er Trust ~ en- lipen Tprtisntte for
nit arbsips. Seq oil frrisss renns Dian, life.
better at upienps Spfisb.re. bpilte altir fcittr
betooelis Venss. Sris Yldnen lpifes oil iss
lict sfter liet uepiee Srrrtninssn, % Farmsrt
anmopss ON at aiSrs It 8eriss.
II, w. JAMESON.
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12

Gu iOrgclig lllpffe inbtraf ifslse
W.ooslslie til port Blab fra Brettes.
nes / 9OfOtsn Der Snsoaasn ben 24oe
Watts | ben np opferte @uanofabrif.
Sbst Ell Nrbsiosr bar ipsicliat mso at
imsre &ambiulsHe, falot ct 3aishpite
nse | $iultamsre, iom ban f!ulbe sribe
sftsr. bporueo SiuIene fit fat / bans
8ingre. % uastst Waiiiniiten par til.
itsoe % itOppeoe, itrag ban bOrte Stri.
get. blsp belle Nrmen fnult til optnior
Nlbusn. Wan fan t9ufe fla bans
Stilins paa en- FABIAN Waaos, % |
ouermuaoe Earme al Ssrrsaparatsrns
blsu ban fOrmelis ft.Dt paa ben on.
ben Sibe. Sorbinbin9 blep uofsrt If.
ter Smitennisbsosrns. lllptten forssit
ri. IL @itm. % iiastet Der blsp Die
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12
FRA WoScrlanOene.

(af RanctnariRs Blade inhti l6bs april.)
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12

6rnbeoriit | Samble. VI BIp9Ianes.
MAIN. iom uopinoss af en- 0rube peb
Sriuiiorbsn / Bambls. sr Der nu ifslse
"Br. Nor." isnbt Yreuer Of bstpbslis
Strrrsllsr til Gne!ano. for Der null.
gems at fube &iebsre. 8ruben lop.r
fremosl.s sObt. Dc iamme giu, bar
osiaa begpnbt at brine en- anosn Stub,
al iamme WaIm lite lanst fra ben
ferits. Ii9siom be osiaa ffaI bare be.
tenft paa at opta9e Oriftsn af en-
treble BlpSlanssrube. Tom for lang
Sio iiosn brsuss, men meo lanst ufuIo.
tOmnere Wiolsr END be, Tom MI ftaar
til Haabiebso
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12
Wu or Siccn ,

Rom III 2apulnres "Gn Gris 90.
Butt" Tor 9eoc go o. Sisulu.
99rbeniGit.
A. ".IIAY ARD.
DEBORAH og CRESCO.
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12
MarkedS.Dag!
Chicago Hriier for
&reaturcr bbcC
2Grcag.

Seq bar bsiIuttst mig til bper 9erbas
at bolbe
/ NecDrab,
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12

Seq er netop tOmmsn tilbase irn
Chicago. bpOr iss bar aiort fore Sno.
feb al
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12
Biographical Memoir of Mr.. BRYANT
ELEGANTLY BOUND!

OF Des Moines Co, State Agent.
CHAS. +. TATTOCK, Local Agt.
Decorah-posten., 1880-05-12

Vaars og Sommersy arcr.
Win War,btbolonine er ben fterit, %
bsbit nsiortcreoe / belle 8p,n, ba moi
Doe mig fan faa nGii,p snbpr Sira.
iom fan hnoss | en- ~ulminbslis Butt.
Seq sisr ole mine
, 1880-06-17
He Did Not Swear

" sM<$4fn$fft
ance Of Ours tho other evening, ~ u little group
huddlcd nrpund him. 'tharo u no habit thatt YOU
SSW fa e.1 1S ye ase s 60 sa sea
tractcd tho nopI,Iar habit Of sweartng at uycry.
thing aud nothtMg. Without provopatlon would
rattle OF strlnE Of oaths und ytoat9 tho g9I9.
tho soa my .nothor's early teaching returned TO
swoar again. 4'hat, was :forty yearH ago and
Some of you have ilttio habits which you c1an Is
dssf1ss iht !: ysY u! call up your worst ha6it
Tho promises wOre readily given, and then
cAlue euIls for q story, 1t NRs his hAbIt to sup
plement his little lecture by stoTies.
.Icll III story Of tho sea-" lisped llttlc
n, The ,s old !, man smiled and picked up a oonoh
"Wul IIttjs beauty, vii, lot tho shell tell ,t,r
Ile PLACED Z to hss CIR, c!oscd hia eyes aud saids
"Hark | hc4r the sca. II ID tho Mediterranean,
and bofura mv L y ship punRtnH upon tho
spfo ana pasaes es ~
Uut thUru Ia QUO furu TINT tre1nblea not. II
staads e Tho hey with upsnrnod face Eazu
!" On that's Paul, kuowr' exclaimed ob!ld.
- Nisbt again. my child, Inspired BY 2 divine
pnln ca,l liloyc htin lIe is q true man, and -
his hand. and y ltAk IT startled Inquiry passed
u eal,ca1i In the roon.i he called IN bis patron
BalMt uIld awuru sisIllX ot 1alhs thirteen ftvt
lonR NJ Ae rcns thu nilIlt air with dEsoor.iant
the police came. and four nuIxhboss at last born
him to the floor and sat on him while another
removed with q pair Of c1HPnssos bug from
q 0nS little cockroach bid In shell had upset
tho resolution VI fvEty yeats standing.
, 1880-06-17


The Lockport N. " JB,trs.al enya: "The lato
experiments In canul steamboata bid fntr to bo Il
complete sslrctss. Tho lnxter steamers wero
not sufficiently remunerntlvo Ia Continue The
building nf tint kind Ut boat. They On mt curry
asllcfcnt lOad bsltlg to their build, md thut Is
mn'lo necessary by tho form and ndnrrnnycment of
the machinery md tho propclliuE power, tho
propeller being tint form t,sai by tho tug III
HuIala. The new style. which bids fair 70 my
handsomely, s ts full f,w IND stern s the or
i[nnry first. uuss clnal-boat. The plHpeltulK
.pwcr ts rnd!e9lly ttlt1Gtrnt from tho tug pr'':.
nllcr. Thu wheel Ii eight fLet III diameter and
iAccl olase 10 tho sterli; tho bnller Is upright
+th u single ct'E!tu, very compact lunetlnory,
r.yhoas, and tn,l'tinY tho l,,,tt to cnrry 800
u.ilo4 Of corn tnti conl t,,r The trip. With this
srgo tho rt,s. frnH buffalo to New York III
Swing river md hntbor towing. Ono returned
seven tnys. bringing llAl toms Of freight.
and liorsu towing. Thu llclglan systun, nf cable
lowing will .akc Tint lnrEo Stit,iter of bonts nuw
Is clsrncd, ind III. much less tl,no ,..n Gun BIZ
done BY tho thule. Iioth systunls nro necessary
for rapd movement on tue en1ial md Z, ehont,-
atelm Is sure tn supcrscde animal power Ut, tho
ea.u!. " eysryw.lere eite THO canal siea,n-
handsnlnc prullt tI running them. and Il 1ArTe
number Of them will soon TO ut work on the
c'nat. Two nrn % he constructed In Lockport
~ SGoH HllG Ill fallE IlosL CftCr{F39-
jnx butt builders, md tbu 1uachtnuly IL coll
tnsutdh for, thus opening lip Il now Industry for
Our numerous nnl worthy mechanics.
ARRIVED At Hus FAIO.
Buffalo Express: Tho schooner D. A. Vnn Vnl-
kenbirRh, which met With ateh rough trcMt-
n,cnt n Y 9ato OF wind IN Lake ~ lch'gn week
sgo Inst Thursday: trrfye n port curly yester-
Sweepstakes. which brought hcr right through
frpn hlAnftownc* She prcsenta l. ruthor tlemor-
nitzed appcart,1cc. her lowsprtt being brnke or
must within a foot or two Of tho deck, Her miz-
zentnpInast ls also Enno close to tho 1d, md Ut
al! her apnrB her 1ifzzenulst alone rclnatns In
tact. She went to tho ELEVATOR yesterday to M
insa tic trysock % ior, ftr n Repairs rel and survey
will Ie held on l,rr. Thu Win Valkonburgh Il
Nwnelby IfUd and nillers In Chicago nll,l Ia 1873
l'ud, had Il thorough ayerhaune, rsueivihg new
tccks t,ew nlas,s, deck -benms and Othor repairs
which lnudr i,er very s.nneh vessel, md gave
hera rating oI D. u1l, tho inland !.oyl'H ReY!s-
ter. Sllb Wlts hIlt Ut T0,AwRlltln by Mr.. A. Lit
lie. n isa} and' although fourteen years Of ayo:
It'll sluiny u go0d deal OF service: It Is not
Thought thar her hui! Is mich stralnud, nntwith
stundlis tho fAmrful tDssiuK about sho got Iu tho
recent gule on Lake. Michigan.
, 1880-06-17

lturnIn; .c11un1rr* .lnnlrs q. King, IiufTno;
Ogur|ln. linlfn!n.
.t,cpnrtrsa-rrnpcrrs Quebec, Barntn; China,
tsi,fri,I0.
EaGAhAnA.
Sptcfof Disratch to 7ne CAttdpo Tr1hnns.
E$tAStHA, Mlch.. Junp fD.-Arrsvcl-Iropcl.
Ter SurfnHta.
Csenrch-l'rnpctftta ". H. f,rDwn nnd Nor
man; srlnH,Hcrs Lottfe Cooper, ID. X. tllnt, aud
M. s. llIeott. -
MARQUETTE.
Rpfttat Dtsrnieh IN The thffs9o 7rtbnne.
hfARuuErTE.. Mich, JUNG 1G.-Arriyel-rr>.
pcller Y. Swim. alld stiinuners Terew, Erttnn
Mnycs. Il. =. iicnle. .tpf,i.snn.
Clenrctl-Hchooncrs Warrington, John burt.
KT. LGHEfIf.
Spsctdt Dhpstch h The Chtfdao Tribune.
ST. JoAKru, Mich, Jttna observation-disclosures
Alice 1tchnrt1s, for EecnnAhn.
, 1880-06-17


dpfefa! DIpateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Juno 1D.-The schooner @. s,
Davis indian viii 1,nrk ,vna nfcl,d ,,r 1,v +ha
.t1,,,', IT,. W.. ~ s,,,.".t 49, ai ~ .Ao
lying on hor bcam, ends IN II watcr-loggcti con-
ditiou, nnl towc,l here.
rrr,rttn ,,,ttf,,n1 fs T., ,r,.,,o,, 49,, ,,,x,,. =.
In lwa,v ,n,"sna r1,r n',r. III, H. ~ ..,e,,e,.
,.'. "aa'' ~ """se"! p ''uo - o"t t"'"aku
ao"'1 ~ tae 'slEc. Des'des tEllch thoro nr0 hrc
Tno t,,v Irvin,hnn icnyns fnr 1n,in,tn,, IN.
,trht IT, -,,, a,'..ta, .s..,s.,, -. a,s's.a ~ ~
"s ~ . tSo ''u''ase '''sc'''pe u fs'e"so ING
h.xa new e"o doraat % an1 IN ma,nast With to?nasts
and @ sho Will tt-inorrow tortny reloa,' tho IN'r::
pfmoces.' pmcfI 9 9n her yoyago.
,,,ins ,,,.tst etkntS ~ .u-MV uctHGM ) Cunt. anu
Eisn flnri"ch o," Nn",,s t t,nasnt .hmtt9 shaI'9
N.uta, 4e''''1A ''''' A"""" 3A'4o''o"' "Ao"t ~
CIrnrcd-Fnr l,Io,v ,ror,,,ora ropo r,,,urto
.Califnrniu. srhnnn"rr' II II a..,H. ~ itniit"'
ilaek Iinwk: aisnthn snttH,nrrs Wvst,n stur n,,i
FCof Cont fnr rhfnnIt, ~ .tat ~ no orsrna "''o
~9o"' ~. >n'e'eu' III 4h"o' VI c"'aoco'
pETltOtT.
Rpsttdf nitratth to The Chicago Tribune.
nETnOtT, Juno 1B.--Iasscd llp-rrupettcrs
,mDntAn1 Arctic, II, W. blanchard, n. 10. Itllj-
wen 1n9 bnrgeA, Annie Young, EmpIro, Idaho,
nEitatn harEG Llnt0ln and burgess, and schooner
TT'Ien!llcr, Minorni Ruck nnd barKos, o!Go1n,
, 1880-06-17
MARINE NEWS.
nnoIino Of Half Cent in Grain
Frelghts Yesterday.
Coarse Frelghts Steadily Atlvan
cling Meanwhile.
Several Mishaps Reported to Have 0c.
CURED In the Harbor.



Grain frcIshts dropped nnothcr half cent ycs-
.tcrtny, with tho following engagements: To
nutIuIty-rrnl,tilcrs Colorado, Cubn, New York,
Dran Htchnluns, I'ortngo, schut'nc1s Dr,lec, Mel.
N,l,, wheat Ut X cents: schM,ncr John Muure,
r,rr ut III co,lta; scto,ners City Of Hhcboygan,
akylnrk. Nnbos,, AMI ". Nc,ltngtntl, corn ut
cents; prnpcors Clty of ChtcuRu u1,,l pritfgcott,
torv, at B.s cents. III tho afternoon tho eatoon-
srs q. volEht 4. Jones. n. Gart!nnr, i'aran.,
iicll Case, G. NJ Cru.sihwnile, allti Grnyes nf,tt
H,a.ns, rnrn at o.: CENTS ~ Kingston
rr Lady Dntfortr. ctrI'. tapnclty-4O0,0 ,0tU BUSH
cla wl;,,t arsl G1l,tNsi llstslIr(s Ct,ril
Course fre!Rhs ,lre Il eilIng !if9tler., Charters:
eclon,,er j. Higher, lin,l'rr from Foscora to
Chicax,h on !hn rall. n s.25; schooner |. n:
sir:i;; schnoncr Winnie Wing, lumber from
LuIiiiytHn al going tltes.
MtEttAra IN r1tE RIVER.
Ycstcr1ny tho tug Martin Grccn broke tho
jbluu,n nf tho sehMlncr CITY Of Toledo Ia tho
lower hnrbor. by bringing her In contact with u
propeller.
fIto tuE Satisfaction brouRht ,lp against tho
eshn,ntr \. i. Mowry yesterday morning, anl
br,,kc tlio wtcnl. .clstings Of tho schooner,
Tho schooner i. Parsons Ind bgr stern crushed
by collision fu Mlll Lake yesterday.
, 1880-06-17

)r. .Mr,Iastcr, Int rrof. l-onnkcr, of St.
f.onfs, said tt was tInscicntf1c. Mnphi,r
sppii,'al. Ill l,u,nbug.
llr. Howe expressed Ills faith IN It.
THE Association then adjourned Until
o'e!0ck this mur,,ing.
III the eyrnltg the tlclcRntcs were taken
out M the like by nlulnnI of Bennett Med
ical College.
, 1880-06-17

st,r e = I st MnS!H. ,,,T. 'anoF' 1mt
schr Snlt, 1ianlln. lumber.
htnir shal0yE!il. Siatlltowoc, sundrics.
!'rop !!ean !iiahmon!!, H,!Iaio. sandrtcs.
iron ro,, ;, \; T. - pE"s; s'H a Isa vn,' ,onrtcs
Prop CotOr,'lo, lsntrn!o, sundrics;
!!'rop Chlcn9o, l.airalo. enntirics;
rrop f1p h,s,, sssy sf Mr,t T1,th tsis. yGl, m00f
1rop yanas5l,!it s;it IIal!aI.. suur!es, s,arsa,,.
hr,,p;I: \. iay; Fatia9; iisbt
p i I,,n. "ts i,etsat t ilsaihonss sppiiea
Scar &: North. snsknKoa, luu'bqr.
Sehr =. 7. aheh11nt ls,ii!nso, eo9L
Suhr I,lanut, Manss!re. lnlnt!ar. -.
schr r. y. .Avcry. Trivurke i'dy, codar posts.
Str Sehr !; E;clIc;,,ous 4 Ffnnkrort humber.
@ sohr II IL { i. s' M""re. it; Fmnstort. lumber.
Hehr i. d. IInnsen, Mnnistcc, lumber.
S Sohr Noy"is. Erle. etM!l. .,
Fser Esr qHas; n'nSr oGs1 R,,'taId Iassn sn '"rk.
ACTUAL. sArL1ros.
Prop EnyoE'te, MGn"mince, towing.
I.rop g. T. Heath, saugnt.tvk, aunirtcs..
Prom Skylnrk, l,e1,ton l1arlor,. .aun'lrles;
sr1r st,r 1 MgsKr st1SeSn srIos @ faF''s
stnlr ,Alpenn, Stuskcgon, su'lt'rics.
Prop sthry Grah. south itnvcn, suntlEtcs-
1"p r. o'eRh nunases n a,naroa
Prop SIss.0e tIss Buffalo, IS oo 0' ~A0'' and ''''-
Prop Lawrence Lawrence Cleveland. 1850 b' corn and
Prop Tecunlspli, Snrn!n. 1905 bu corn.
SChr =. II. FgHturs Buffalo, ~ ni! Wheat.
, 1880-06-17
EEGTEtlS.
Nrr s.4- - - ~ -~s.-.--y-L =,
III AHf

IN I'V1E .AHT+
When you visit or iearc SOW Sock GIty. .are Das-
Hrnna L;ri 1lotut. nearly opposite Grand Central
piled With the best. Hnrse Carr. atARns, md Tioynt-
cd Hhlirnad II nil Depntt
, 1880-06-17
ARRIVAL, AXD DEPARTURE on TRAINS,

EXPLANATION or 1tKrERKsCE MAnkA.-t HAtuttAv
excc|itel. SUNDAY oxcepted. iMonday excepted.
$DailJ. ~
chicago 4. Enrthtr estern hallway.
For afnpH tiulie-1lunkk. Tns-TabIe. HIeenlrV-t'af
@.ssvn'snndslonA @ .appiy NJ any ot Tie fsliorlES
ucket !n omena OF tns C2mnHmy; =! md ~ tlaek,t.
nnrthenst Garner ftandh!ph and Htata-sls j Fulmur
tt1nsv, IL hCannl-st- ald NJ tEs deIota ' N'''o'
, 1880-06-17

Chacnxo. HnritnGton d Quincy TRat1road.
Fpr Maps Gnida. .3ouks, T!ne-Ynblcs, ,Hlcepns-iat
mnccnnmndhu"ns hprly nt nnr nj tho fni0 ~lnK
Iictnt. u'',e* 6 r. thc Gomjany u Ghlcaeo Clsrxe
f., Hrano rhclaG iIolti nrnk'! Expscss Unce ION
inatama.av 0Tand t:enHal bepo Garner Ennal aud
Mh4tIEUn -HA, ton West StGJt,
, 1880-06-17
SUMMER KEAOKTt,
GRAND UNION HOTEL,
Saratoga Springs, N. r.
OPEN -TOR THE SEISON.
HENRY CLAIR, Lessee.


CrrRsnn hprlnxt, Pennsylvania.
VIII npen June H. Ism TN the annnEt or Tho Asle
Ek~nlrs. 2.3h t:ct Hsuvr Hsn level. un tpAin line q
FGhH.v1<nnn ftAllsuAd Furs MIR. uIlsurtns*c
lGnaer y .trart!.c I" hrntth md prnsnrn retker.
First.cta.s Music. 0At-har A!nusenlur,.. llnht,il
and Fi.Hg. Riding and Driving fnr cirCtlnrn, tHrrsa
HtE.. nstdFI4A ~, H. Tf IEtk, SUtt
, 1880-06-17

Opsu suiudle OF June. No tiles M mosquitoes, r,f,
dust Even te1npetatnTe. Eight miles fr,Nn mai.a
eluctrtc bella. perfect dEstna:S. n.iattnv, n:ha,
Mvlng. billiards. Nice hntl. band Ut tnusc- iIotcf
frst-tlRss, Send for crcu!nr. nr.
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fntely furnished, und VIII OItan lnnu n. Pronounced
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sud ncc.n ssctry Enrivn.A tae,t.s fnr yacnt,n
tr!vtnx atc Application rrcrtvch until June II III Vi
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nGice., ~ t!nrk,at. shuruan House. Palmer House
tthnI Pacific 1l0eI, md Is tAnAL ctIrlet Madison
, 1880-06-17

nEI.E0ATE6 NERE PRESENT:
!, Massachusetts, ECLECTIC Medical! Society, II:
S. Newton, X. ". t;ttldea, nnd Nnthn,ltGl
yawott; Huston Gyneco!ogtGal Society. g. =.
Medical and Surgical sosloty,, j. GeUds-
Mongh, s. 3; St.mrl's, Charles Wnact. I; II.
Dunn!nE; West Side Medical Society t'f Now
York, L. l.. Pond, o. ElleIson; llllnots, Exra
Peters, c. II. n0ss, w. Hops DAVIS. +. 7.
AUtlc, George KIrkpatrick,- s. G.. Ilo.selt. IL.
X. Stratford, A.. J.. Clark, "; II: Dav!s; 1sen-
as!sa IT, ssf us.d Ssdfgss s!ts Ii Meea &fca SoSx "
4. ,ti,,nu, George II. Day; American Mettc.t
WIssSS:.' W%IsSS: 9e0'to 4 'niS nanslat, HsTE' 'ss'f
Judd, j. A. Hutchinson, i. A. 1surber; Min
neAnta, z, s. HtntldAftl: Mtalnt Valley Metlt-
cal S9siety. 4; i. Potter G. h!arkt; Missouri
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Ii tiates; % iSwa, G G. !. Cook, j. A. K. MMcKiuen, ..
il. Shoemaker; Fox River Association, y. L.
brigham; New York State Society, J. I.
J0lllsuM; ChtcNRo Eclectic Medical, +. u.
TMyl0r, f. F., lt1sh; AInh0nLug Wiley Az
snciatl0ll, Janlcs II. lluie; Ncw Jersey. Alex.
W. Itlur.
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X. W. Tray!s, William II. Gates, Missouri;
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l,r. Cum, referring To- Dr. llowe'a paper,
drfcnded tho Ulaster Ut Paris inckut. Us did
, 1880-06-17

All trnt's run via Milwaukee,. T,ckcts fnr g. raut
ana al5nenE11lis hre E9ot elstpr vie aadfAon and
Tti!nn's Central RNt1rnnt.
unppE f1nt OF IakEAt. md fDut Df Tween
Iickrt t!icc, III ltAndn1bh-st. near Cturk. Grand
lncEU 1iu!1f, and 'ntmnf House ~
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-09
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Naval Review-Satisfactory Working
 of the Training System

A Naval Review-Satisfactory Working
 of the Training System.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Preparations are making for review of the training ships and general exercise of their crews of boys, to take place in Hampton Roads about the 18th of October. The training ships Saratoga, Portsmouth and Constitution will participate The majority, if not all of the vessels com prising the North Atlantic fleet will be pres ent and will participate in the exercises with the training ships up to a certain point, when they will be withdrawn and the train ing ships will continue the exercises, after which there will be general review of all the vessels present by Secretary Thompson and many distinguished naval officers. The training ship Saratoga is now CD route from Europe and is due in Hampton Roads on or bbfore the 10th of October The Portsmouth and Constitution are cruising of the New England coast and gradually working south ward towards Hampton Roads. There are upward of 700 boys on the training ships, and over 800 are distributed on board are looked upon as the very best material ln the navy. The tralnlng system, which was adopted in the navy after some hesita- tion, has proved an entire success, and it will not be many years before our entire navy will be composed entirely of American sea- men trained by our most experienced naval officers. The system lacks but one thing and that is a proper rendezvous where the boys can be sent after being recruited for preparatory instruction, and that place will be soon furnished. An island in Narragan- sett bay, the same that was once offered to the Government for the naval academy, has been rendered and will no doubt be accepted by Secretary Thompson. If accepted it is proposed to erect upon it the necessary build ings and build wharves and otherwise improve it for the purpose. Then recruiting stations will be established in all the large cities throughout the country. As fast as boys are enlisted at such stations they will be forward ed to the island for preparatory instructions, after which they will be sent on board the various training ships, from whence they will graduate to men-of-war. It is intended that the training ships shall rendezvous at this island during the winter and exercise in the bay whenever the weather is favorable. By the middle of next spring there will be no doubt at least five training ships in the ser vice, and probably six
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-09
NEW YORh.

The Social Scientfsts-A Paper by Pro-
 lessor Johnson.
 SARATOGA, Sept. 8.-At tho opening of to- Association the secretary, Frank B. Sanborn, read his annual report. Feeling allusions were made to the members who had died during the year, particularly Mrs. Parkman, of Boston, and James B. Corydon, of New Bedford. Charles l.. Bruce, of New York, read paper on Christianity and the Rela- tions of Nations,'' and Joseph D. Weeks, of Pittsburg, Casualties in Coal Mining and the Remedies" A paper was read on kindergarten, and a discussion fol- lowed. Other educational matters were dis cussed by Col T. w. Higginson, Moncure D. Conway and s. s. Green of Worcester Dr. Cushing of Boston and Dr. Charming of Brookline, Mass, also read papers.
 In the evening Prof. S. w. Johnson of Yale College, read an interesting paper on the adulteration of food, drugs and domestic articles. The various cheats in this line making nearly all staple articles of food inn itated by copper and often poisonous substi- tutes, were exposed most thoroughly. The professor is thoroughly familiar with the subject, and his exposures were rather start by paper upon the same subject by Leroy w. Barker, of Michigan The debate was continued at length G. T. Angell, of Boston, reading a carefully prepared paper and oth- CTS participating orally. Ex-Secretary Bris- tow and Justice Miller of the United States Supreme Court will preside in the jurispru- dence department tomorrow.