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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-20

This preparation, as its name signifies, con
SstS OF Vegetable Properties that are harmless
to the most delicate invalid. Upon one trial
the merits of this compound will be recognized
as relief is imme'.iatc; and when its use il con-
tinued, in nincty-ninc cases in II hundred, a
permanent cure is effected, thousands will
testify. On account of its proven merits. IL Is
to-day recommended and prescribed by the
best ply sicianS in the country.
Ii will cure entirely the worst form OF falling
OF he uterus, LeucOrrhHa, irrCS Sular and pain
ful McnstrultiOn. all Ovarian Troubles, In
Illumination and liberation, FlOMlinss, all Dis
placements and the consequent spinal weak
ness. and is especially adapted to the Change
of Lite.
In tact it has proved to be the greatest and
best remedy that has ever been discovered. II
pcrnneatcs every portion of the system, and
gives new life and vigor. 1t removes faintness,
fiatulcEcy, destroys all craving tor stimulants.
and relieves weakness of the stomach.
1t cures Bloating. Headaches, Nervous Pros
tration, General Debility. Sleeplessncss, De-
preston and Indigestion. That feeling of bear
Ing down, causing pain, weight and Dackache,
Is always permanently cured by its use. 1t
will at all times. and under ell circumstances,
act in harmony with the law that governs the
female system.
For Kidney complaints of either Sex this
COmnOund is u0SurOaSSed.
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Indigestion and Dyspepsia

This now much abGsed Alcoholic S1imulanl
was never intended rs !: beverage. but to be
used as Il medicine of great potency in the cure
of some of the destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands of victims
With y purely philanthrOpic motive We pre-
sent to the favorable notice OF invalits-espc
ease Dyspepsia, Il specific remedy, which j.
nothing more or less than
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-20
lydia E. Pinkham'S Vegetable Compound

8: prepared at d, and % Western Avcnue
Lynn Mass. Price 81. Six bottles for -. Sent
by mail in the form OF pills. also in the form o:
lOZcnSt.s, on receipt of price, 81 per box for
either. Mrs. PINKlIAM freely answers all let
ters of inquiry. Send tor pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper.
No family should he without LYDIA +
PINKHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They cure Con-
stipatiOn, BiIiouSncss and TOrptdtty OF the
Liver. . cents per box.
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TralnS connect at Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia, Pottsville, Harrisburg, Al
lcntOwn and New York, via Round l:rOok
Route.
At Columbia with trains to and from York,
Hanover. Gettysburg, Frederick and Ealti-
more. A. Nj. WILSON, Supt.
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ThiEkLtRs' 8IiNk
I aNCASrER AND MII.LERsVILLE X.

4 WLUMBlA AND PORT DEPOSIT X. IL
~ Irans now run regularly on the Columhia
and Port Deposit Railroad on the foliowinI
time. 80 -N..N". ~
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DENNSYLVANlA lAlLR(DAD-NEW
1 SCHEDULE-On and after MONDAY
MAY 10th, lSS!, trains tho Pennsyi-
vania Railroad will arrive and leave tine Lam
Caster AMI Phla ;ielphia uepOts ~ follows:
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Sold by our cntcrprlslns young friend, II T.
SLAYMAkER. This Brandy has stood the
test for years, and has never failed. as far
"a our experience extends, and we therefore
give it the preference over all Other Brtn,lics
no matter with how many jaw-brelking French
titles they are branded. Onc-!ourth of the
money that is yearly thrown away on various
impOtent dyspepsia specifics would suffice 10
buy all the Brandy to cure any such case OF
asses. In proof OF the curative powers OF
, 1881-05-22
THE RAILROADS.

EAST-BOUND FREIGHTS-.
~ The total shipments Of flour, grain. and pro
visions by tho six Eastern lines from this city
during the past week amounted to 4%%,5@5 &ohs'
against 49, SIG tons tho previous week, an increase
OF 1887 tons Large rs this increase IL, 1t Is BY
no tncaus as large as was anticipated, or as 1t
should huye been under the circumstances. This
business The week previous was unusually llght,
on account Of the switch'nen's strike. inc
strike ended last bfondny, ani stnee tn'.s nso n
any Of the lines: Considering that m immense
amount Of freight was delayed during the strlke.
a ofwhtch went forward during tne wees' thn5 Ing
hut little now business is being shipped .oy rali,
which is due to the fact that shippers VIII not
a Eastern p roads. % % It is Generally CONCEDED that
% cents on grain per lU pounds from Chicago 70
New Yurk IS too high, md that lower rate wv
have to be made during this summer If the roads
leading east from here mean 10 do any business
Of consequence. The rites by luke and cauat
are much lower than they were i1st year: ailo;
By way Of the Mississippi purge lines and New
Orleans. All the business that Gun take fts t!ne
being shPped By th9So M r fGies ncs to the E"s
hive been largely Increased since INST xeaf, So
that the business which necessarily must go by
roads : than former!y; which reduces the business
Of the older lines still mure " tafS +, ac-
count the roads iend:nR eas5 ,, IRON IN sin- msn,
tin thc rates of last year this summer
unless they mean to 80 virtually cut OF the ousi-
ness until nuvigauon closes. There are lew
roads that could stand this sort Of thing during
the summer. Although Commis 5ioner Fink anu
the Eastern mnKnates insist TINT everything IS
scrcuo aud looking hucly US tnr rs the Eastern
pool is concrrtled,, and TINT NO reduction IN
ti1at % Il storm is coniing which will force ra'es
down in spite Of the opposition OF tne Ncw iork ,r
trunk lines. 1t is Hi established taot tnat the
Eastern pooling arrangement Is nly carrfed ,hs1
,ruut Whenever tho ronds are IN need OF bust
ness they cut rates. and do AZ they please re- re-
gnrd1ess Of the pooling agreement Rumors tnat
some OF the roads are nxni cutting rates IN oruet
to increase their shipments are agaln c1!rrent, a
and they are doubtless correct. some ,a', OF ta9
ruads :.tliug East from this city have 50 largely
run aueHd OF their allotted PcrcentuKes ana
others SO largely t,ehlnd that there is no hope ot
couuizing the business according to the allotted
pool percentagos The roads tnat = nnsc 1 1,'ada rGa
that huve run bchtnd, aud therefore Tue latter e
roads are compelled to cut rates IN oroef 20
catch lip. 81: -.
business done BY the roads leading East from
I fhis fity for the week ending May Il:
, 1881-05-22

After one of the sharpest competitions VIC
huve to record two very importun1 Victories
Just now BY Jno. ". Norris, Vice-Prestdent OF
the DIebold Safe and Lock Company. The First
National Dnnk Of Grand Rapids, Wis. has Just
contracted for one Of the Diebold burglar proof
safes and vault doors, and Il new bank Just or
gauiz1ng at Appleton, Wis, has ordered q burg
lar vault lining tmado only. as :Dtcbold makes
them), burglar-proof doors and safe deposit
boxes, also magnificent burglaE-proof safe
and time lock for their use in the banktng busi~
ness. These are notable sales, and show that the
bankers in Wisconsin are determined to have
the best safe u1adc and follow the lead or the
great solid banking houses Of Chicago: Mil~
waukee. and all the leading cities Of the West
The new bank organization at Appleton con-:
s1sts Of 3. c. Got, J. D. 'Titter, ". Whorton, and
J.Whorton, and will probably adopt the name
of :. The Appleton National Dank*"
, 1881-05-22

AN IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT.
i; Slr. j. c. Mos{ullin, General Manager OF the
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company, has just 1s-
sued the following notice:
mir. c. II. Chappet has been appointed Assist
ant General Manager Of thls "a G,mPany, m VIA
headqar1ers ut ChtcAEo. All orders OF the as
sistant General Manager in relation to the
business and operations OF the rond, in g.! ne
as IL issued by the General Manager. Mr. Chap
ptl3 will continue to hold the position aud per
form the duties OF General Superintendent
This appointment has been made Tor tue pur-
pose OF making the work of Geueral Manager
Nc3iultln less arduous and oxact4ng than It
has been heretofore. Fur tna1y yeurs past Mr.:
McMullin has applied HIMSELF 70 the duties OF
bis position with such interchangeable energy and
devotion that ht. health has been much i'm
paired. About six months ago be went to Jack
sonFllle, Flu tt, restore his shattered health.
He has Just returned again, and although much
improved. yet he dnds that unless be takes It a g
little more easy than he has heretofore, be would
be again in the sane condition S.r be was BE- BE-
Chappeil to assist him In his arduous work, Mr..
McAuuln has shown his usual good Judgment.
, 1881-05-22
CHICAGO RANKS

probably hold more treasure than those OF any
city outside of New York, and the majority OF
them keen this treasure ii, the standard safes OF
Hairs Safe and Lock Company. This company
have Just c1nscd contracts with the Fifth Ma
donul Bank fur the erection OF IL new fire and
burglar proof vault and Il" now .dovetailed
burglar proof safe, which, when completed, VIII
eclipse the Quilt Of any bank in the city. This
bank. Rf,cr carefully inspecting the work OF the
different sufe concerns, Enve Halls Safe AMI
Lock Company a most decided preference over
all competitors, as will any unbiased person who
will give the matter close and severe inspection
Halls Safe and Lock Company's new store, at 81
Washington street, is model establishment,
where all kinds Of safes are kept In stock.
, 1881-05-22
4 Catholic B1shop'on Science and the
49, : Bible. :. q:

Bishop Of Clifton, England. has come forward
with now and original explanation OF the first
chapter Of Genesis. The main fact which he
Darwin or Tyndull. Scientifically, he DECLARES, It
cannot be explained or defended. He does NOT
look for science In the Bible. BE rejects as an
periods Of undetermined length the order of
creation set forth in the Mosaic record Is not the
mcanins OF. Moscs, be: points out that the
Eeyptians set apnr1 the days Ut the: week Tor
heathen festivals, and Noses had good reason to
fear that his followers would recur TO the
Egyptian forms Of worship. Moses. desiring TO
otter them a substitute tor the heathen feasts'
wrote hymn for them, In which he did NOT pro-
feas IN fact to give history OF the days Of crea.
don, but only to consecrate to the one, deity 1f
ali creation the days of tho week, which stu
bore among the 1sraelites their heat1eu nanes'
, 1881-05-22

. UICASlf- f-Iz%5.
-:5i GOING TO PIECES.
~ Spectat D9tpatch to TIE Chicago Tfi1an&.-
.SANpusKx, O.. May. 2L-The schooner Iron
Baii. which ran ashore ut Middle BASS Island,
near here is going to pieces. .:=
:: --' FELL INTO IIAr0H.
-, 3pectal D:spateh to 7A< Chicago Tttbun<-
. : MuwAuKEE, Wis, May GA seaman nu the
schooner Rob Roy nnued John Hagglund, met
1fdth nm accident hero this afternoon that will
probabiy prove fataL While 1ugging ut II hatch
f,attcn to get it out from under u piece OF tim
her on dcok 1t loosuncd suddenly prcctpitatug
HaxxIund backwards through an l'pen hatch
into tho hold. He struck the back OF his head
upon the vessels keclson and was rendered in
sensible, in which condition he still remains.
His skull Is fractured.
.:' !. ~?>s THE SCHOONER PEORIA. -.
"A steam-pump WAS to-day placed On the
wrecked schooner Peoria, in addinou to eau
yns jacket, to keep her afioat while the lumber
is bcsou removed from her hold.
, 1881-05-22
Palmer House Carpets Desks Chamber S PaG us Stoves Ranges OH Cnhs and Nj
tigs Ice Boxes Book Cases. Mirrors Easy Chairs Vobes Bedding B8IqS Fixtures III
Fkjes Counters Shelving Scales Show Cases. and Odd Articles every pnon
HI" Gala Week. 10 per cent off on all goods Gala Week.
y" Bargains The greatest accumulation Household Goods me wo bargains

Mr. Chappel is q man Of great energy: good
Judgment, and much ability, who is u
otr Mr Mchuiin's shoulders. He has worked
his way up from me foot Of & the
-laddcr and gained reputation as careful.
nhIe aru energetic railroad man, Of which he
may we'll feoi proud. He was train~dtspatcher.
Of the Chtcseo, Burlington Qutney oey Rair"ad
the Superintcndency Of the Springfield Division
Of the Wabash In both these positions he gave
great satisfaction to hts snpurinrs. ABOUT two
Superintendent ct the Chicago g. Alton, in
charge Of the Operating Department, With
headquarters ut Bloomington. So marked was
bis SUCCESS from th. beginning, that soon after
be was promoted to the position Of General
Superintendent: He now comes to chicago TO
asstst Geuerul Manager McMunfn In the mat
aucuent Of the road. while he still retains the
p,sition Of General Superintendent Ia charge OF
tho Operating Department.. He VII! no doubt
give as good an account Of himself IN bis new
position as be- did in the positions held BY him
heretofore
, 1881-05-22

for Milwaukee aud got away this evening. The
Roanoke took on ooN barrels here. & ann 1iI, wI ti
out She goes to Chicago.
STURGEON BAY.
: Special Dispateh to The Ctfedeo Tribune.
STURGEON BAY, Wis, May Fl. - Arrived -
Schooner seabrd' tug John Gregory towing
Passed -schooncrs Mary E. Perew and
William Aldrich.
. sANDusKY.
Special Dtspateh to 17ae chicago Tribune.
SASDusKY. O., May 21.-The schooner Minis
sailed from Kcllys Island this afternoon for
Chicago with stone. :.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. :
Duluth, MInn.. May @1.-Arrtved-Propel!er
Empire State. Butfalo; propeller Asia, sarnia.
Cleared-Propeller Asta- Sarnia-
COLL1SGWoOD. =
Special Dispatch to 1ae Chicago Tribuna~
CoLL1xGwooD, Out, May y2l.-sailed- Schooner
Lake Erie, Chlcago, passengers und freight.
K1SCARD1SE.
-- Special Dtspateh to The Chteaoo 1rtonnt.
E1NCAKp1NE, Ont, Mny 2l.-Tho schooner
Saint Louis leaves TO- night for Chicago
MISCELLANY EOUS.
INSURANCE RATES. :.
There is disposition to-day on the part of
some Of the insurance agents to make con-
cessions for the sake Of harmony, and 1t Is
nut unlikely that Il IurXe pool will be formed
AAA1C%tAA!7 A~-N'
Several agents combined In tbs morning and
wrote upon cargoes at ~ cents per. $lOo, bnt
later in the day they again advanced rates to %
cents. t>' .
..: ICE IN LAKE SUPERIOR
:, Special Blspateh to The Ch,caoo Tribune" -.
.K1ScARp1xE, Ont, May 21.-Tho steamer
Quebec, of the sarnta Line, arrived down from
Luke Superior this morning with q full cargo s.,
of wheat and Hour and fifty passengers: Tho
Captain reports largo fields Of ioa ting Ice on
Lake Superior: The wateri very low IN tne
South CanAl. He had to lighter through to
eleven feet six inches on tho stlls. Say :tne
stcanl-barge Tccumseh at Cockourn Island,
about ready to leave for Chicago with Ties
LAUNCH Or 4 NEW SCHOONER.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Trtbune-
EAST SAGINAW. Mich,, May 3l.-Fhe schooner
A. L. Bliss. built here for Mason y Co., was
launched this afternoon. shc Is 170 fcet over
a1l. u feet beam. 10 feet inches hold nnd ~
tons. with capacity fur 60000D feet Of lumber:
She cost s:22.0N5 She goes into tho Saginaw and
Buffalo lumber trade.
SOLD HIS INTEREST. 't~
Special Disratch to The chicago Trfbune-
BlI1wAUKEE..say el.-fred Fl. 1oynton has
sold his half interest in the scow D. Ii. Norton
to John Duke for StS30. - .~-
, 1881-05-22

PRESERVE YOUR SIGHT. :
Those who value their sight and require glass-
es scientifically adapted IL all requirements OF
vision consult Prof. Morris 'Bernhar't, the emil
nncnt opticiau, Mt 125 Stnte street,
, 1881-05-22

: Speeta1 Disna&eh to The Chteoao THbssna.
DETROIT. Mich, May 2L-Passed down-Pro-
pellcts Vanderbilt, John Pridgeon, Jr.. Pnila-
lolphta. Boston: steam-bar9es Egyptian aud
eonsort, Annie Smith, and scnooners Reuben
ooud. Columbian. Republican and barge. with
schooner Ionton, D. W. Rust, and schooners
b. K Clint and +. C. Butts. - =. = !
Arrtved-Tur Prince Alfred and schooner ].
May, tug Mystic and schooner Gladstone, pro-
pf1isr AFi5on1 jnn,.ta waver1v Rut
fa1o; Annie Young. Portage: steam-basxes
Vanderbilt, Harana, Niagara, Oiean and barge,
2. B. Hail and schooners A!va Brady,
vile and barges, Benton and barpes,
Albion and schooners 4lhatross. Albacorc,
and Antelope, Ohio and schooner G. ". Ryan !,
, 1881-05-22
MARINE NEWS.
Lake Freights Gradually Tending
81 Toward Bottom Prices.
.
~ -.
The Reception on the John B.
:: = Lyon and Her Load.
Telegraphic Notes. Including Disasters,
::s::. Etc. -" .
HOME. GATHERINGS.
LAKE FREIGHTS.

LAKE FRE1GnTs.
GreIu frci1hts have dropped to 3H cents on
wheat 70 Buffalo, The charters yesterday cn-
braced the following c1Aft and ut the rates re-
ported: 10 Budalo-Schooner Scotia, wheat at
cents; schooner Nellie Redingtou, wheat Mt
4cc:,t5: schoouers Thomps r. Sheldon and B. F.
Bruce corn on private terms. supposed to he at
the reduced rate; propci1crs Onelua and san4cr-
but coru on through rate: pEopeliers ~
Eric-Propcllcr Lyceming. wheat on through
rate: To observation-disclosures Rising Star, cora
at s oeuts Totat capncity taken' @7''ooo bushels
wheat 1.B,Q ,QD bushels corn.
-~ There II nu change In rates On lumber *ooo:
Or Ties The schooner Typo has been chartered
to arrive, for iron ore from E5canaoa 70 tn's
barge. The Number " trips 10 he limited 70 the
option Of tho owners. =
THE John B. LYON.
An account of the reception on board Of the
new steatn- barRo john j. Lyon will pc found in
Ihe city department.. IT was a une analf
Throughout aud reflected the highest credit upon
tue owner of the Vessel, Capt frank fereW. n Ing
Of wheat When loaded. Without her coal on
board. she drew Twelve feet three inches aft and
thirteen feet thrce inches forw1rd.
':..- JoTT1SGs.
Cant. Jesse Cox has purchased the steam-yacht
C,E. Ktemer, and will engage her In the Lincoln
PARK business from Clark street bridge The
i'he sidcwhetl-steamcr Grace Grummond has
arrived her,. to enSuse In the excursion busi-
ness md South Haven fruit trade :.
The maiden low Of the new tug ". II. Wolf
was the schooner Maria Martin. The Captain or
the vessel oompliuentcd the towing qualities OF
the tug.
- The tug Charmer has been sold by Herman
Dalcke Il, Messrs. Singer & Ta1cott the Lannnt
eronc quarry men. for *3eo1- The Charmer IS to
be worked by Il double crew, and make round
"Trip per tlay between Chicago ind Lemont- =.
The launch Of the tug Levi loh1son occurred
at the canal Il dag or two since. She has been
Enlightened, and draws less water than hereto
fore- -~:
, 1881-05-22

That such All explafnuou should come from
learned Kou1ianist, ffnm the Bishop Of Roman
See, is one Of tho remarkable de' elopments Of
the times
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-23
THE ONE GREAT SHOW THAT
DOES EXHIBIT ALL 1T ADVER-
TJSES

The Gallatin NO. Democrat, desiring
to emphasize the very unusual TACT that
Sells Brothers Millionaire Confederation
of Stupendous Railroad Shows does keep
its advertised promises, 10 the very letter,
named il The George Washington Show
which was hitting the nail of highest
compliment square on the head with ole
well-aimed blow of the editorial Ratchet.
The vast, famous and elegant exhibition
thus happily distinguished, will give af-
ternoon and evening performances at
MARTINSBURG, Saturday, July 3Oth,
and at CHARLESTOWN oil Friday, Au-
gust 9Th. and by honorably filling its
bills, in every respect, prove itself as pre-
eminent for truthfulness, rs for everything
else. Its rare menagerie Is monster
school of Natural History, containing the
finest collection of wild beasts, birds and
amphibi;e ever exhibited, while its posi-
lively grand and elegantly decorous cir
Gus is led BY the here bareback equestrian
james Robinson, and the great champion
elephant leaper, Geo. NJ Kelly; and also
introduces Baughman and Butler, the
wonderful dead-shot Rifle maryels, which
is enough To say in that regard. Among
its costly and exclusive possessions VIII
be positively found two enormous Living
Hippopotami, the only pair this side OF the
Nile: monster Arctic Aquarium OF am
phibous Polar marvclS f; the only Gigantic
RainbOw-hucd Mandrill; the only pair OF
Woody Elephants ever known; living
Dwarf. full-grown Elephant, exhibited
under glass case, and much smaller imam
any baby elephant ever seen ut birth the
only pair of Full-grown Polar Bears; the
most complete herd of Gigantic Ele-
plants ia any caravan; the only drove OF
Six Performing Colorado Cattle; the only
Two-hOrned White Hairy Rhinoccros; the
only Willis Cobb's marvellous Miniature
Circus; the only celebrated King Sarbro's
Royal japanese Circus, and the $50, 900
genuine Electric Light and Motor. The
first artists and mechanics were employed
for months, and great fortune expended,
in pcrfccting the splendors of the street
parade. which. with its three first-class
martial musical brigades, and lis ieviaihan
locomotive steam band, will Prove 4 won
dcrfUl sensation.
HAGERSTOWN, AUGUST lSr.
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EsrLER HorEL-MAJoR HENRY HAGAS
PRoPRIEroR.
VIM. u. Blantan, City; Samuel Jor-
dan, VIM. NJ. Deck, j. w. Bane, ]. III.
Hessey, County; A. L. Anderson, Geo.
II. Locher and Lady, J. b. Bon'l, wife
and con, J. Z. Ssltzen, r. b. Buck,
Baltimore; II. G. Ashby, I. A. Weller,
Va: Jno. r. Reichard, Hsgerstown; II.
NJ. =. Clarke, Hancock; John Fnrlong
aud Lady, Washington; John E. Smith
and Lady, Boonsboro'; Chas. G.. Biggs,
Sharpsbnrg; Lewis Rice, w. II. Young.
Frederick; John H. Toms, Isaiah J.
Toms, Fred. Co, Md; Geo. w. Watts,
Chester Co., Pa; A. Z. Baum, New
Vile, Pa.
VALET House,. T. GRAVES. PRo-
PRIEroR.
Persons stopping at this House can
have access to the Livery Stable at
reduced rates.
DC. Stanford, W. B. Grove, Baltic;
II. Z. Mcclellan, S. V. r. r.; Geo. A.
browning, Richmond; VIM. b. Blantan,
Town; C. S. Miller, KeedysviIle; ]. F.
Eugle, Thos. Webb, Charlestown; G.
Hopes, Chas. w. Sebold, Hagerstown;
Chas. Ray and Lady, Bolivar; Col Z.
H. Dick and Lady, Wheeling; Dick
Ferley, Jones Y Roads, J. w. Murray,
Philadelphia; L. Brenneman, Carlislei
d. Z. Simmons, Martlnsbu-g.
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The Duffield's Academy,

JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. VA,
CONDUCTED By
REV. JNO. 4. SCOTT, ST., IL DACGH-
TIERS,
WILL OMEN lst Wednesday Of Scptem-
w Der 1881 and close Bril- Thursday of
June 1882 Male and Female departments.
instruction thorough. Government mild
and firm. Board may be- had very cheap
in some of the best families. There i, not
more healthy, sober and moral place in
State.
CHARGES:
Primary Department, per month fl.j0
Middle English Department, per
month 200
Advanced English Department, per
month $50
Advanced English Department and
Latin or Greek, per month 800
French or Italian, each per month LOO
Music on Organ and Piano, per mo. 300
Oil Painting. per month $50
Grecian Painting, per month l.50
Zee for fuel, &c, per month .l5
Board with us sl3 per month. 80 per
month for those who stay at home from
Fridays till Mondays. Washing Al per
month. When parents send three or more
pupils liberal deduction is made. No
deduction for loss Of less than one weeks
time and this must BIZ for sickness. Bills
are payable monthly.
July % 3w
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E The plan for cooling the Presidents
sick room, which has been adopted, is that
of Mr.. jennings and is the same that
gentleman uses in his lard mandatory
I'm Baltimore. He was at Northern wa
terinQ place when he read in newspaper
that there was difficulty about keeping
down the temperature in the Presidents
room, and informing DR.. Bliss Of his plan,
wa. directed TO come at once and bring ms
apparatus with him. As there was want
ing u necessary piece of machinery, nc
stopped at machine shop in Cincinnati
90 have it made, but none of the workmen
understanding exactly what he wanted,
he asked for the Use of . lathe, and, pull
ling of his coat, went to work and made
it himself. His apparatus is SAID to be
complete success. lie makes contribu-
ton of it and of his services 10 the Presl-
dent, and says he is more than repaid by
the comfort be has thus been enabled to
afford the distinguished sufferer.