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The Suprcue Couft 81 Indiana has de-
eidca ,has selllhg cigars al hotel stand
On Sunday is Awdrk q necessity aud
The scller eanhot b Indicted nndey ihe
law. The court holds that smoking cigar
is as much necessity to those who have
acquired the habit as drinking tea or coffee
is, aud that there Is As much necessity for
continuing the habit on Sunday as on any
Day Of the week II Is not unlawful, the
court says, to keep hotel on Sunday 10
the same way j, is conducted on week
day, and if a hotel keeps a cigar stand,
which IS part Of the establishment, and
from which il sells cigars TO its guests or
customers on week day, il is not unlaw-
full to sell cigars from the same stand in
the same way on Sunday. Then, il hotel
conducts bar. as part of its establish
ment, BY the same reasoning Of the court
il would not be unlawful 70 sell liquor on
Sunday. To drinkers whisky is as much
Necessity on Sunday as cigars are to
smokers, aud the court would be compelled
to 50 decide, 1t seems to US, were case Of
selling liquor on Sunday appealed TO it.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

slngl1 y Isueit e the son Of Quaker
Ireaehsf nad w. aeEs II Nssglsrd lie las
Large farm y The MaskinknIh VslIayitshio,
On which he has high-bred stock valued al
$500, coo. W lT
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

At the little BaYaFian village Of ODER Am.
mergan on Monday the first performance of
the famous "Passioa Play" was given In the
presence Of eight thousand spectators. The
drama which represents the trial and death Of
the Saviour on the Cross, is rendered once
every leu years, is representation lasting
eight hours and being repeated, as a rule,
:gelgo times. The performance strikes ibe
modern fiipd as te.Hg extremely irFoyerout.
but the custom Is halowed by age ami Is lo6
hrmly rooted IN the yeneralion of the German
peasants to be prohibited There Ia acme.
thing very painful in the idea Of making Inc
awful theme OF the Crncfxion the subject of
realistic drhmu, performed by hired actors
ioSt gan, ~. laegsrnds Of respectable and 70.
lgid''s people COCK 10 lle representation
With appageatly no feeling Of iimpropfel|.
lAe. play was frsL represented in 1881 when
lbG inegl,ltseis 9f th6 village vowed 10 per
form Y every ten ysats "a lie sYsn, Of their
escaping the plague. Some three huudred
ana my actors are employed, all Of whom are
selected from the villagers.
The historian Of Gen tifapps lro around
he world quotes the ex President d seying
That ''Bayafd would make splendid Pfe1i,
deut lie never said trper Thing.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

The Baltimore San on Monday last
entered on its forty.fourih year. Ever
since its foundation in 1887, says its pro-
prictors, it has enjoyed an uninterrupted
prosperity in that community, growing
with its growth and strengthening with
its strength We have ever recognized
the SIN as the best of newspapers for this
section. Il is always abreast with the
times and reliable, aud generally ahead of
other Baltimore dailies in gathering State
news
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

Pro@mera solesed politicians arc adsO.
eating the nomination ef Senator Bruce,
colored, o. Mississippi, Tor sisr president.
A meeting Of eolored people was seceGtIy
held 10 Washington for the purpose Of
divisiag plans to secure recognition Of their
saee By the Republican national couven-
ton, snd 81 was determined to ask the
nomination Of colonel man for the sec
4 oad place on the ticket iffhe white re-
pablicaHs, IN States where they haze fall
control, will not even elect q negro to tae
Legislature, il s not likely that any colored
+ Eiaa willbe nominated for siec-prcsident.
Tho eoIasad sBan place in the Republican
purity is in tbs ranks, and not As Office
holdeIs, Int they seew % 10 sld1 Is ma:
lIziug the faes. er ayerse 70 bel,ssiag i.
We Hquld Ike 70 see Senator Bsg4se,
Fred Doegiass, or some eahcr negro on the
ticket with Grant With such q ticket,
Tho Republicans could count their electoral
votes on their fingers. Al electoral com.
mission, even, could not count them into
.ekEice.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

FROM every essHB Of South EaFglipa the
crop reports are favorable, ne msp9 a cot.
ton being the finest kneun fop several year,
past Fertilizers have been ased 10 largo
extent Field labor is repuFted a. mors en-
e'epr 10 only one county i any scarcity Of
lsbqr reported, and thefeitis owing 70 the
nsgseAs renting more land than formerly
Rice crop pscsSeess gre fasoFabls.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

There was heavy fali 81 cop cos, 10 lie
Packer eollierys near Pollgsiile, Pa, TUES
day and miner named Heanessy was killed
BY the eoueussion caused By the rush Of aiF
hseReh the gangway. Fiyo others were
aies1t sfgca
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

Boat rseiag, hore racipg and prize
fighting have been eagfossiag subjects il
the sporting world for some days pat, asd
far too much space has been devoted BY
the daily press in detailing particulars Of
such events. Theirs Il nothing eIevs,ing
Or useful in either, whilst prise-sgiitjag is
positively low and degrading Trials Of
speed, properly eosdRcted, is interesting
sport, and encourages and promotes the
production Of 6ne stock Too many Of
them, however, 10 large cities, arc little
better than gambling affairs. which draw
tossther > hordeof drinking, swearing aad
bstting ehazsaLess The tests Of speed arc
often farees, full Poeke. bogks sometimes
having much influence 10 determiriug tia
winning horse.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

BAD roR WHIrrAkeh. Five exp.tts N
handwriting agree that Whittaker's hand.
writing end that Of the famous note Of warn
ing addressed y hiGa ere identical. If the
Expects testimony vas fpbira,iistc-y here
Eesld bsa loophole for BIS escape. But 10
toftpHaialy fqr Aim i is gll o9e way. Nor Z
Ibis alli fog y has hssp diseogered dat The
paper upon which one ~ ne ltrssteuipg
notes addressed 70 him vas vyilsep vas tod
from blank paea ~ . ahaai gpoa which The
mother. Its difficult to see 6aE Whitlalsr
eau break The force Of this evidence. UnilI
N does so the general public will II Ieast n.
iuse 70 sltfak mach credit 70 his allegations
agains ihi SLOW aaass A
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

\ Andrew SaiiEh, exskraAsaaer ~ l1oEsl, An.
dover, Mass, convicted of enbazzlin2 ! q,
000 Of tho town funds, has been sentepced q
slx years imprisonment at hard labor In The
psaiisatiary. ete
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

A dispaiei from Pesth leys lhe distsess n
the north Of Hungary IL increasing. -Four,
teen hundred persons at Cpmitat aud ZEN.
pin have no food but grass, netlles and mush
5o5Ns. Troops Of emisrnnis are leaving the
country. fAk fuyefumeni has ordered the
authorities "a stop ,hs sE'ielbiien fnd he 20
lice have arrested some eullgranis. -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

PART 81 Peunypackeks plamhafo mine near
Chester Spfipgs, Pal enpad ID last Monaay
evening, killing Joseph Miles and James X.
Brown. -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

10 national conventions each State has
representation equal to just double the
number Of her Senators and Congressman.
Maryland, for instance, has two Senators
and six Congressman, and she is entitled
TO sixteen delegates-four at large, double
the number Of Senators, and two from each
congressional district. The whole couvcn.
ton will be composed of 756 members,
though tho eighteen from the territories
and the District Of Columbia will have no
vote, The voting members sin number
7ss. Ia tie Republican, conyentiop, yhern
a majority nominatss, to be successful
candidate must obtain $40 votss. Ia the
Democratic convention, where two-thirds
vote y required to nominate, 10 be sue
eessful . cspdiIsie win require 1872 votes.
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Congress Is still in session, bat its pro-
coedings are uuintsresting to the general
reader. The weather is getting quite hot
aud Washington is not pleasant summer
resort, hence meulbers are anxious to get
away, aud are not doing anything except
what is absolutely necessary. Besides,
nearly all Of them are candidates for re-
election, and local politics arc more i'm
portant to them at present than national
legislation. 1t IS hoped that new elee-
tcral ban will be passed before adjourn
snent, for The people do not care to again
50 through tie exciting and uncertain ex.
Periences of 1867. The present mode
Of reeeising and counting the electoral
votes proved satisfactory anti four years
ago, when IL was determined that fraud
should succeed The Senate was Repub-
lieaa and the House was Deinoesstie, aud
not beias able to agree upon certain points
the SKI eoNmission was organized as
compromise. and ths result Of lis Iabors
was compromise Of all fairDess and hon
esty and an overthrow Of the Sssaiet Of
ihe people atthe balist-box. Such con
aissency might not arise next year, and if
- did, the Democracy might be able 10
ensure fnira4gs in the count, but no I'M
ewsainGies should La trusted A plain,
straight forward bill, to aaast all contin-
ceneies, should be framed and passed and
nothing be left to dispute or compromise.
The House has passed resolution to ad.
sourn on the 3lst inst, but il is supposed
+hst tbe Senate will uot agree to 50 early
an adjournment
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

AIR kato will be as follows -Erom Me.
"A ehAn'oslown, New Windsor md mtSs.
mediate stations 5 l'50 the Round Trp: from
= eslnalnsies, Wakeheld aud intermsiiate
stations Si.io; from fannsr,. F,assis,g any
intermediates stations Stas.
Excursion Trains viii run over the West.
prn Maryland and Baltimore and Ham,.
yer hnlIroais to Gettysburg, aioriing ~.
epraonists an opportunity 10 view ,Ee 4
NOUS Battle Field and join ia the decorative
services Of the DAY.
Trains RUG - fallews,-Leave Mechanic.
tpsq $50, 4. NJ; Gra0shair i. 81, I'as's q s,,.
hhofssy Ridge GAO Double Pine Greet a "a,
Ernner6k FUNSTON 7,0l MildleLnrg 7.lss,
Union Bridge !. l6I l.iRRood .2I: Now Wind.
sor 1925 Ayondals T.4s, WestmIuster ! 5s.
I.annery b.o2i oarrolitan Sos paiapsco !. 15.
finksburg $40. Returning arrive al West.
minister at $50, p. NJ. New Windsor ! 81.
mon Bridge 9.0j; Meehanics,own o 5h
IFahs Wi GAS lfoA Heclaaicstows and
sop - AL sFaqoas % lhe line Ill the lshay5
ISIS. "a G@ esse'sloh'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22
Tho Boss works inst IS we'll for Ts,.
aud Will save fcoo' aato 80 pes ea

While Edison may furnish light tlmi.bsg.
tho BOSS vii assuFedly give ha,h "a n
who uso q Thousands have become d..
uc and bilious from drinking boiled esgl Z.
bitter wltfr, boiled coffee is nst eaT,. y.
bitter water poisoned with coffee pie5f'..
stop drinking boiled coffee. Male Won, Ia
fec as nature ordained and restore yoer L.,,l
Many inventors have ncked their bn,u, n.
furnish tbs human family with a rrarI.,.
method % making coffee Atae ,fe L,r-,
result has been accomplished iu ths p-sI
uon OF very simple and cheap lo,s aud l-r-.
celebrated ~ the boss. Family s.tes-l.
ard : gast's- are sold Tor slOJ cacA St-l
* mai o. e1prcss, prepaid .ame prI.,
inc ioioHias endorsements need NJ r5a.
meutl
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= 20 = n 4 " sN.Ts ~ ~
hs.Hr1ng leave Geilysbdre a 44s. p n
Arllge ~ ifmory, Grove q 7so Y. N.
kfa HaAds pf Missile VII 10 II e,lendauee
nl4y Eslq ChMMITIRE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

fng Scarcity ~ tcs4eeg PIASEs. --The
Richmond Dispatch publishss lsitssl faai
twenty three planters in the leading tobacco.
producing counties or Virginia, in which
there Is unanimous concurrence that not for
many years has there been such a ssasciiy of
tohScco plants. The destruction Of plants by
Ne W hngbesg Wholesale, and Il il not pos,
slble that more thar q half orop can be plant.
Cd, heyen that much. at KicSmond. LyssL !.
bnsg, napyilie and other tobacco centres dc
price Of the ed sEag tobacco is already al.
yaneiug, ia We've the shorlsssft grown IN
Virginia this year. The same complaints ia
regard 70 ths destruction BY The dy comes
from all the tobacco producing counties IN
Maryland, and should the destruction extend
TO Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri a strong
'sdeaale u the price Of tobacco may be look.
ed for. r..
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Pennsylvania Two Hundredth Anniversary.

The Philadelphia Ledger Of Tuesday week
editorially refers TO the above named coming
event as follows We have received quite a
plumber OF letters asking that early attention
ghaald 10 called to the approaching hi. Cen.
tehhiAl ~ Espnsylyapia's foundation, with
Fiey q making the oecasien 81 imposing one,
aud ealisting IN its celebration an Tie vide.
spread interests OF the Stab, ffis Important
for several reasons, that the comnoawesllb
shoald celebrate its birthday as Province.
State pride in Penhsylyanis Is a very relicept
feeling, and PenRslyvanians are not notsd, as
ell Seg England is, for their discussions or
iasistanss ct peHorsble past. The cen.
iennjSls IRE the Occasions = bring ou, all
,h's iltsal Stale pride cf fee,ips, ana 10 M n
loose the somssLAi Eggte habit bf he people
as 10 thelr estimate OF the salgs Gf lheig an
cestry and Of the common Inheritance. Va
have Pilgrims Rock served up--raw, boiled
end roasted--and toasted ON every forsfaiher's
asy, aEd Whenever knot OF fifty New Eng
I IsnS Ess "a" L gsL ., T. go T. New Eng
honabie claim TO have founded free koE-
m9nity, constantly before the people, whils
nyeer p9rhons OF the country are as question
ably quiet. 10 This silence, indeed, nothing
~ the New World Eepta sssH % base 50
kept alive the fires Of frae9ou end rel.sioas
liberty, as The hanging Of cid womaa as witch
o., toasihar with the whipping and hanging
q Qaakers, the baniahmenJ Of broad.biuking
Daphsts from the Massachuseils oolnBy, agd
the Indian wars So much indeed are psua
sFissnie end Maryland quiet, that, we're Il not
AZ WI. y history, iha world might think
'Asse heeq qopsEsetsss, tgi si@hlys EsgTee. =
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wEsrNiNsTRR

b. |. Nhceler, Whcalers Cts Hotel
81. iicnFy Ham, .supennicaieui dining room
Whcclor's City Hotel
Ella Nuftay, h0asckcercr. do.
Jao. C. Frizell.
5. y. soa,horland, N. T. Minister.
Naudcrori Bros, iirgcgis office.
!. g. Ifumhoy produce doalrr,
VI. Sehacifer 4 Co, manufacturer. Haus,
aud stove dealers.
y. II. llaber, postmaster.
Charles lIiiiiag'lea. p. y. S, dentist,
BALTIMORE.
Joshua Robiasoa, tus4r,, Isl ~ BALD
more street.
X Wamsell, foreman, do.
>. a. jordan and c. Rabjnsan, vtb =.
Robinson
Wm, II Read, druggist.
z. :. Wood, Eaiav Hqu4e.
q. Gump, liqhor dealer
W J. Walker, japanucr
l.. ". Haaer.
4. Marnbaek, liquor dealer.
Rev Ihos. T.. Poalsou.
). !. koockogey aud Geo W kooes1,ey
Daily Trade Journal.
". u. Phillips, dry goods,
q. u. kenny, coffee and tea si0trs.
II d. Hammond, dry goods
Geo. X. Meqas A Co. eoilge aBl ica l,1r
JoAa a. Parks. Virginia.
A. Leaf eleik EniaN House,
W. T. Loose.
Jas, \. Carley.
Mm. Il. Jordan.
Charles McCl0nc.
II. Bfoadbeli, dairy maa, and many ether
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JHeiruttlon.

For Bows and Young Men-CountrY.
IRVING INSTITUTE.-BOlrd and Day
roo for bows thorough business ana collegiate ram
iur Sptng tenn March 81 Prlh' ~ Ai'hA"-
MAC. 1arfytown, y. -
PENNSYLVANIA MlhlIAR ACADEMY
1 CiltS1Ii, Penn
civil FngnceTng Chemistry, Classics ana rnRsn uetoS
conferred Do.ohci 49,. - - -
SWITHIN c. SHORTLlDGE'S.M Media PENN,
- Ar,dv fr vnnug men and boys session Tor spring
and all summer. special attention 10 gon @ anu
hIckW.fd puuls Fn.lsh, tOMuer'ia oclenuh an Gas
sri CmsI.s weekly lcurcs illustrated by inc best appat
ans Enrl,u GO ion and Business CORRESPONDENTS
,"gbt H. Torieuc- with fapidy and ihoruu ghuS tlhe
futftng uvmua-lum, excellent Gihe Now lltai A'u
rirrt'tr Gives ful particulars ana t. tlmoht AuIe's
suI1'IltN G.. SuOItILlDGE. a. NJ tltaiEuu ulNcisIy
Nod. Acdia f. l2 mics b. rl nom fhi'
anca iaftsr-sircty cufOrccd-pohntng me "a :" an
infoxicfg drinks The health record on Media mas lew
paial"~
For Young Ladies-Country.
An English, French ana German Boarding
~ ana uas -coo. for young ladi. West .nd Institute
NrwIiOtn ,L MS. 5. /. Caly rim a"nd Tor cIomal,
GOLDEN NIL SEMINARY for Young Ia
Odie. Brdgepor. Conn Address Mas EMILY NELS0N,
GROVE FALL, Ncw-Iavcu, Conn,-Aliss
" MONTFoET's SCHOOL for YOUNG lAbIls4
NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
vi Isd,ea plitaneld Mass-hoafd and English Tor sprung
term $50 ReyG q. " SPEAR and Il l. AVERY Pffrs pals
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Jnsirucllon.

For Young LadIes-Countrv.
MT HOLYOKE SEM NARY.-FOur years
NJ course special courses in French German
10 coo W. nrnes; board $40 year Address Miss
WARD, Principal. south Hadley. Mass
WHEATON FEMALE SEMINARY, Norton.
w Mas. will commence the Spring term OF It's l5th
school wear April IS home school hne library aud obsor
vatory Of the best labor tOtes IL Ne" EhsAnu
Address MISS SPkAGUE, Principal.
For Both Sexes-Countrv.
NIAPLEWOOD lNSIITU TE-FOr both sexes;
Nk Concorlville Penn. f55 per quarter students pro-
G.sHORrLlD GE A. NJ Principal.
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
vi Mt KscO y. r.. young aies aud children, VIII TO
open sept lu. terms reasonable Miss hyatt fnnopa
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack. n. Y.-Both
Ii enter at any time omen during summer 500
pr year or catalogue ii. BANNlsrEk A. IA.
NEWTON COLLEGE ATE INSTITUTE. New
- Nual,x County Teopens september Tor
males and females efceGdi healthy excellent govern.
ce business 500 year send for catalogue refer
io Old Students. j. Fayel MoGee. LIDS Judge Johs A.
Blar Jersey city. :. :. STEVENS, A. NJ
CIV ARTHMORE COLLEGE, near Philade.-
- Under OF friends both sexes admitted
receive the degrees. College COnrsesllssica scion.
thc. English. Norma Department. prepiatoIY amt Moiel
President SwHrthmnre. Delaware % Penu.
APRIL 12-Quarter Opensal Cavcrack lN.lD
n College and II. r. Inst Rev. Aonzo flacK Pm D. Pres
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o,sontng IL due to the high blood pressure induced by
agent II Is suggested that beiiadonna wiz enable
S cnres TO continue In action under large doses OIL
,nrubia without marked Interference WIN Tue aciOh OF
he rrrcpral spinal centres. Stryehn"' pr fotherEn
aa'e,rts rXerts "A powerful influence over pols"hohS
-. al chIOral, and cblOra eXoIts even "a greater
49, II, rounteractng the toxic eff c's or stryohnia
-, mis- tact u ~ argued that hrA cbDa slIhuIhes
.,r,fIon and is therefore recommended In chronic
br5ncniis. cnphysena, etc
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Nm pnblllailons
TOIIN SHERMAN.

ToHN SHERMAN.
AIIFE OF THE HON. JOHN SHERMAN.
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
. ,.,aneo account Of his lie ard public services.
BY the Rev. =. a. BRONSON. ID.
.,o, a.. necuHarly wen ntted for the work no has
The author tauce and close person relations
Iii tie distin gi-hed secretary, anu 10 ~
'n'i..soo W., Mr. SneImsn's approval
H. W. DERBY & CO.. Columbus. Ohio
CHARLES 7. DILLINGHAM
foT sale ny 678 Broadway, New York
1omo Cloth. Price -
Cant nostage prepaid on receipt OF price
Se"' AGENTs WANTED
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ynsirnrnon.
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
A GRADUATE of Cambridge England, for-
~ mrry scholar his college, desires enter into partner
ship win tho Principal Of wrlestabls hod. hgnclsss
would take sole management ten years
experience tuition Address Post Office Box 10, Wind
aor, Nova scotia
T9NO GUARDIANS and PARENTS.-A refined
nome with education, In Germany Is offered young
ladies' children VII be takon In ohaIg by lady returning
there Address T. Interview. lSO 9TH.
ave MI ChrsternS
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

c,vcrR1vE As FooD, ETC.-lt is found That
,.ine ~ rood in small doses. mere 'ne "e'E"''
,ens waste OF tissue, IN consequence OF itS peus
.xtazed in the lungs IN preference to inc iat % '
49, even the uirOgenOus substances are more S'0"F
.onsrned. % is shown by the diminished quah''S u
nrca cxeretcd Glycerlne Is stmuant 10 tne
stions well tolerated, quickly dees'ed ana "osoipeu
80 connlptcly that unless taken IN large qu"h'eS'
,r, ar, * found In the blood or urine. lImihauvn
~ ~ Lidrrvs begins within Gn hour oI the lic " -
.SLen n has n laxative tendency. In laIRo uosce' vi
Vfskeu suddeuly into the stomach IL causes syinP3
som@uhaf uke those Of acute alcohonsn' out t1Sn
cyaonst n only raises the temrei AZURE niue ino
roner dose raues half ounce 20 an ounce Gay,
he precfse nuantiiy being easily fetermlu"oie III
short time.
THERAPEUTIC AGENTs.-Dr. Fothergiil, treat
ing OF certain therapeutic agents. says OF cb"rd ny
drate that the energy OF it, action Is In proportion 10
the development the cerebral hemispheres and that
therefore tits agent 10 not dangerous 10 the most INTEL
,ectua, and again. the importance OF maintaining tue
,emperature by external means IN persons poisoned
,,b choral IL manifest Tor the lethal dose Is much
.n,aler IN cold than in weather. The antagoh-
,tc action of ID sa and atropha upon respiration 10
.o considered by DIR. Fotherg1l, ana inc similarly oi
their action upon the ref mechanism rein"'heu npo
Tnns In the Of opium sleep or hsI,a6onna
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country Families schools and Colleges promptly provlsi
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REST teachers, American and foreign, prompt
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Institute established 1907 ~ obi unorh0rn., IL fh
GOOD TEACHERS of successful experience
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4 without charge Miss FLOGEN ~ FITCH EOUCk
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For BOYS ana Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
- 14S1 Broadway. 42dst Urinary commercial and
classical 0e pai tncnts. HOBBY a AKIN. Principals
Art Schools-N ew-Y York City.
MRS, LOUISA b. CULVER
III receive pupils painting Landscape flowers srh life
Gina ana cc,oisron studio. The Bella" So ~ sst
2Gthst.. corner i'h.avc.. beginning october J.
HriCruccs Nr. D. Huntington M William Hart vi.
James n. Hart NJ. A. l.. Bellows.
For Rows and Young Men-Country.
A UOMELIKE SCHOOL Tor BOYS under 10.
"A +. HfND~, a. NJ, HempsieId. Long Island
A lcxaodcr Institute, Military Boarding school,
~ White Plains. \. y. Principal. %. q WILLIS. IN
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
college Conditioned rejected candidates coa' bed.
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DETIS MILITARY ACADEMY.
ID stamford. tonn.
HOME -CuDDl. FOX BOYS
SPRING TERM OE.NS AtuL D..
NOILEGIAT and COMMERCIAL lNSTl-
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r,a,'tatv m cplrae scientific schools or business. Thor
nnvsical training by military dTinR gynnaslics SO
Al re opportunity for athletic games rowing &c.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Wor-
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