New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18

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been torn frOm The psssnt e! re-. "a ssssl1e 4 =
they were lesrniss % IS spItis 4 q ~ Il n
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The beginning of the end apDeass y ~
come TO the Phfsdslphia Centennial Rxhib1snj ~
stockholders OF tho Permanent Exhfhstlas eempa
have unanimeusly decided 70 Close ~ bui&inx rs1
al the exhibits and sell the property. The snepss1
was badly crippled the Baprene Court. deetded
polling 1t to return the si,5e0oo0 edssnced ~ ~ ~
Sna and s 1ss moi. ssa 2 sss
Since then 1t has steadily declined. sslig ts.El y
/ The settlement of Lower Oreaoa II psinr -
at au unprecedented rate A German Noupis ans -
Gently arrived with fourteen children tho n0thsKAe
about twenty-five years Of age. They were msxs1 4,
the fall of 1870 and che following summer their sss
life was blessed with twins both girls less than tive
years later the woman, who was then eighteen years Cd
gave birth to four children, three rls end boy f6
latter living only few days In the summer Of ~,
three more girls registered that humble hearth ar6
in 1875 boy arrived solitary and alone seven yesss
time two boys and two girls, that cIcatsa
aome CONSERVATION, and two years ego tvo more hts
faxen-hared girls cauc to the fortunate couple. Y.
A dairyman in Floyd County. Ind, having
settled 1t to his own satisfaction that certain widow
whom he was supplying with milk would make him an
excellent wife, rang his bell in front OF her house. and
when she came out with her pan, addressed her fol-
lows: 81 want q wife. I have good dairy Of hfSeen
good cows We rise at O'clock In TIDE mbrnhs; "
have rye coffee for bneakfast, with Skinned milk bat
no sugar for seasoning You nesd MOI get up Cd early
and you may have cream in yorr cdees. wehsye bcsa
soup once week; We have boiled cabbage once week.
aud sraut once q weel. ENTHUSIASTICALLY have scse
bacon But do not batter, for it tooe xpsHzvs
and hard Ia s piace,We work hard ana live sstng
told you all aud would pfe to marry ysuv Iiti
widow thanked him. said she preferred uer Own table
and told him he would better propose to MS nextous
toner. ..- ,.... o.. ..,,. ~; e.. -
The Professor of Physiology at Brown Uni-'
versity must experience some embarrassment Ia er-
pounding the general law, OF health TO his classes
for several of the most important prnclpea Of SAINT
tary science wantOnY v0lted In the college build
ings For example, the recatiou-rooms are not
ventilated and class breathes air ihat
has been vitia.od during the previous hour by
the preceding class. In every hallway in Hope College,
there Is laboratory OF uEwhoes0me anh nauseating
odors In close proximity with the sleep,n.Fooma
physician who recently called upoa to attend col
Icge patient reported have declared that the rooms
were rendered wholly unit for habitaon BY the pres
ence OF these sewage depostaries He said ne would
need the offer Of to induce him TO live In SUCH
au unhealthy room for single month. IL s probable
that the Brown claes rooms AMI dori0itOries are
worse respects than those OF many other co...
leges. and santarans would be certain 10 ind some.
thing amiss IN nearly every building IN which American
students IRE lodged. But the physician mas expressed
himself with so much emphasis 10 this instance and the
~ neglect aud uncieanlness nave zen 50
serious at Princeton, that the authorities az Brown eau
not afford to let the matter pass In sileuct especiay
ough. to be abated and small class where tarxs
classes taugbt ought to be- yentfiate'i..