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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

1t is generally safe to converse
freely with an unreserved talker, but
when a man lets you carry on all the
conversation it is well to be on your
guard, for the probability is, he is
taking your measure.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

What is the best thing out-A
deoayed tooth.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23
WOODSTOCK, VIZ, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 93. 1881.

bar VietorV he heailatel n0t IN cf0Wd
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'" es"' ""s s'e e's'
NV "e's Wv" w Wv ''e'' > - Wv Wv
''''e"s.' ', oV"''s''" 's,ee, ""'
"pP'op',a'''y """V'' ""o"'''"se ~ Wv
'"s |'s"'""A"' "9" 'Pes"
wv" e'''"s ''' '',"' " '"' 0
w" '"'o's" '"' '0,''s s'''P''' ""'
oonyng"a" am,eu ""1" ,vno ra slood sssa bstors ~,
h,,, ,,,,h . ',as. IN hand
"yo can o0,ssi, her. Gilbertp the
Ausr;o,n cont,iu said, with an ON.
pahsis, "tbo wind favors both OF US
alike and in tho calm that will prevail
aha nina, hv BY ,ill day."
Tho ,ouno officer torned from bis
.on,oin and again his oyes wero
strained 10 make cut the form of the
.h;n ,,n;d,v dis,nnoor,ns anon, the
shadow.
Co,vnoh,m ala No, ro,urn N bia
u,o.. ~, watched Tho ,ocs os HI.
Sou,hiol comnanion,
az am confident that M;ss Tomnl.
:. on I,o.,d III. E,ol,.bm.n - Ia s,;d
at last.
"Of course she is J. exclaimed the
lieutenant with q Hush, u knew she
was Oh board the Mischief when it fell
into the Meteors hands, and l am sat
isfied she is a prisoner
"The fairest prize old Gildsroy has
captured in many q long day T. remark.
ed Conyngham, with q laugh at the
lieutenants smil, and the flush
that lighed up the depths Of his anx'
ious eyes.
The conversation was interrupted
by an unexpected veering Of the wind
that paled the cheeks Of the nemurous
watchers on the deck, and the officers
separated.
Now having learned something OF
the Meteor's pursder, let us return to
the rEnglish e yassel l;;,;oa hv N. Amer;.
i"s . oa:" p',, p'Up"vY ,,"o, tho o..or short.
ga" oAp'"'" i." .. "p." y. ss.Lnos. T.
" a.er W.. ''''' " ,sA,.
"'. ~, -. e., nou, m
co"s"''"'''"' WV" "' n..,a
oe'N' Nv" !" "'' =
consu''"''o"' !" '"' ~ ..o
Do'''e Vi 'uo''e ","'' CIV" ~, s
',q"o,s '"nue..0' ~
inc ia"Nee P'''"'ee''
Becalmea on the water ana oen ea't
the stars, the meteor lay ''ke n"se'
s'umberlng levlathan. her hgn's ~e'e
hidden, and the spectral ngures '"a'
trod her decks conversed In Whispers
In a small apartment not Tar re"o'e
from the council cabin, stood a oeau'l.
full young girl. There was a look OF
sorrsw in her dark eyes, and her face
was quite pale. She appeared to De
listenining, for her head was bent tow
ard Gildercy's room, from which dlrec'
tion came faint and CONFUSED MUIR
mur of vioces.
g" know we are oeoalmed' sa'o sne e
to herself 10 an a"d'o'e tohe' a""
know, too' that lhe omcers are "or'
ried about 1t. Inc men l kno"
that many OF them hate 0''oeroy'
Didn't hear the he'msman say 'as'
night that the sailors wou'd reluse W
fight for the man who rules them with
rod OF IRON, ana wne" 10 nau spoA0"
thus, didn't he remark to fellow tar
that the prisoners did not know their
strength ! Yes, that he did. Ihe
men think of mutlny, and the man AZ
the wheel is ready to rise against tho
captain of this ship. They want a
leader; they gnaw in silence the chain
Of tyranny with which the captain has
bound them. l will spring the mine
l will lead the Mete0r's mutineers, and
the Revenge may have our prize
Adaline Temple spoke with fierce
,,d olapchod hor hands.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-23

The time of reasoning is, before we
have approached near enough to the
forbidden fruit to look at it and ad-
mlre.-TPercival.
, 1881-12-20

itao!y. .nisposcs fosstv,,y last night IN tho form
n ii "e,kc- wink Mt Ehslo HALL corner nf
West 1nkc AND PnultnA streets The httena-
nnre was snail at hoso whom ono n,Knr e,,nt
tcro was In shc audience Il liberal sprinxlinE 1t
ynuux CauoAsh,ns. 10 whom tho hnnuu'lecmsnt
nf Il ''cnkc- walk was snnlewhnt or novelty.
Preceding thu mu1n event ut tho evening wero
several tliverslsen,suts. .nd snoms them
she astr,'mcn!,' ,a Rsa rcelt%s,"nd; .n,sa;sd
Il l,nNly ur Fnoti- ti-luoktrx young t,lsii-islt
while as to csoE and evidently etn.cn . bes"l!so
Judges ut tic grace ut movement dtla rt.yshti, IT
mutton Vi .lo sl,i'le- huoh ontestatts The walk
begun. Thu couples. zach ntnle cs.:nrtinR = f.
,,,c of l,s uSn rhU!ec prots'tttmdcd nrnusiIl lhs
nstra Df tho hull. to the butnplng uf IN olt.nf,
t,Iuu ptnti,. and tho spectators unkrtl an nnu
,li,rrrd NJ the femaic nr their choct. pnhetf NJ
After ,hs o @ 4n4'1c 'aly IL 1o,r II 1s VIE H.
yer.lict tint the raku h.,l been awarded e. Miss
Mei}aa arn and tho cane IN Mr. j. II. stmMs.
IEere wyre to have ttccn eone Entertainments.
hut they wero omitted nwtnR to the fAut I'M
t,tluncet l,y the master Ut ceremonies that tho
Church hid buen uuiblc to obtain any croRfn.
, 1881-12-20
SOCIAL.

RECEPTION TO rREAfnI MI II DE1 .ItlTCHCoCK.
4 reception WIS rendered tho ltev. Luke
Hitchcock, TrestdinR EAttr nt tue Chicago Dis
tret OF tho Aock ltivor Conference OF the Moth
odlst Episcopal Church. at the ressdcnee NJ his
sun. .tn-law, air. Jnnes Wilson, No. s.l8 Michigan
avenue, iaat evening. IN October last DR.. Hitch
oock WAS matlo tue i'resltlinR Elddr Of. the dis
trirt as the Annual Conference meeting. Tho
reception was urrapRcu tY his dauRh..
tor, Mrs. Wilson,, and the occasion
waa the tsst sacal 'mcatlng ot Ir.
liltrhoook With the pdetnrs of tho various
churches in hia now Held OF labor. Nearly I'LL Ut
the paators aud tnolr wives wore preaunt. a.
weru snIso tne members OF thg faculty u The
Northwestern University Of Evansu,n. The
ss y Ms aoyoe 10 soc III
utter, which Ii altnptuoua rcpast. WIZ served.
There were no rpMhsks tl,Atte.. nr. Hitchcock
peasiiro ii meeting theu'. Among the irnE..
Sirs. arthur EdWar;ls. Dr. IND Mr.; llaan!ster,
Prot. aud sirs. CaJy;; ths Nov. and Nrs. il. il.
topo. THO lsey. uni Mn: Frank llrstow. the
Mrs. i. q. iri,sdo, besides otaor WeIi.knowl,
NGthodlst l,,kse0ra ami their lAdlus-
yArIfEN CAanMAK.
| Tho ltoy. Father Thomas3F. cashman, paRtoE
ctc., rscepuon sy lie @ sscrc Heart staIety s t
tho church: II waa II oheerflll wclcot',lnx n''sne
for their uastof. who aaa trch abseMt Tor snv.
Sfn1 H1sIlllQ& Ql II V'Nts 4Ap }culHFGe
| sootu Of tho church waa Beautifully decorated
| ranged nottncs ana kindly words Of wolcr}inc.
| TN tho platform west severn! beautiful tlnsaI
tlGsl3Gs, tsth,tteA frunl Adnl1rinW pArtshi0nots.
1Nhas hcuviy loaded With fruits md Wand. 0o-
cup!tl tho usual ptaccs Ut bon1,ca st,l ruws Ut
ctAfrs. aHa aa sta!a 4a thu apeeches and tho hanl
Sinking were n1,IsheI the large conpauy dIt
mont. Mr, j. ". Enriaht dRstvercd the nd1resa
| D1 welcome. and III responding FAkl0r Ci4AhAAI1
tonk nocaxlOn to Rlva his horrors y shnrt skclel,
Gf hfa lrayels In KnRtand. ireland, Fr.nct,, Allt
! 'IsAly.. ESctYwaure hv fnuna HtEsn2 und s,A.tA'
1Nl athrreata to the Mother Church. and he, saw
no relsun for alarm, not tven In nnn,e.
, 1881-12-20
THE ~uuRRIQANE:O

A BRIGHT MrTLE EplTnEas on HER TRAVELS.
B, suu dashed Into tho loeal room WIKI Il stnIls
and an air Ut llsls,ess about her, u scrap-book;a
few ltAI8e pApsrs, aid a bunch Ut blue- tiuted
c1rds IN hcr hand. dropped Into tho tFat chair
aho eatao la-:t happgncd 10 bo ut dssk occupied
by ono vt tho n,ost seaato married. men On tho
atatt-sn1,lett ugan. aud satd "uDod 'snusntng"
ln the swectest paaslb|e way, and laid ,er0ro the
reportorlal eyo oao Ut the aforesaid platvs ut
hlue-t'ntcd pappr. II tho irruptloa was like
that o' a hurricane, the Legend qn The curl
only served togarry out the liluslon and entuscs
the aptnvsa uE tho s!.sstlc. IL reNl, "Eva Il.
nt,ts9u, Edltress and proprlot,ass the t!arri-
.e<iae. y MUh!hty Paper Devoted tn QcnerMl Lit
oraturo; 9lay M eetts y y9Ar; ah1Ies1 Eva \.
lir!ltnn, No peanfatN street, Charlossua y.
tente.i .ois ii.tio pivoe VI ,nts1inc.u5y p.;yte.
board ata tho asttatlon which II credited ner
wlsh following WIS slriktuF enough. M nnyu.
isr. WSsp;Mass;teo an s.rgn!s Eef, about
was simply Z buxoa. Eoan4-facal. ssy!,shy-
tie girl apparently not orsr lo-a falT salDn.v Ut
prccYYeloua nng yonng A!neFle.'s 1nt.sss, hundreds
mhnpessd. pushing, md jet ladylske
, 1881-12-20
u. 8. A.,

> THE Pension Agent dlebursed 7llo,ooo ycssor
tlny, :.
'ruz oustoms collections yesterday wore ~.
Eals7. -
TEN thousand dollars In Rold and 1000 10 all
vcr wns dIsblssed ut tho Sub.Tseasnry ycf1et-
day. :.
TmE receipts for internal revenue yesterday
nmuunse.l 10 e3J,4o&, Ut which f20,soS was ios
splsts. $:.tD1 tor elxars, &s6aA for tobacco, and
*3.@la fur beer.
CoI.LEcTnn HARVEY returned to th4 e!sy sun
luy tf1iil his frip nyustfEstnG his mining Inter-
e9ta ~ Now Meklro aua AsixouA. 1le was To-
rllned To GcIleyo thAE tbs mineral wealth nf the
EASTERN slope Of the Ban Frxuctsco mountains
, 1881-12-20


roWEts-liu ri faso, Tpx. Thurs
day. Due. lHsl, hy the Aev Alr IsT. ME 4. AltSP
IUs.liur daughter Of Gilbert lossltoF. 1T laku For
Ost, iii.
Stntc uf EhhuailtlR. Mexico,
MpOKF:-1tOslE-att! Tho residence Of e. J. ltledei,
No tsi Nnrth Cark.st, Doc H. ~ THO Rev. A.Iittle,
ThpMaa Z. Muors. Ut Ehicugd. md ltMta n, secnnd
elpst dauKhttr ot john tuste Esq satnssllfc. cun-
nttn
, 1881-12-20
RELIGIOUS.

tlGtnot.lat tntnl2tcFs yeAlefDHf HluFu'uK HCFe
conducted By tho Kcv. ]. It. Ailns. Tho nrdcr
for tho siny wits then takon up. being tinhato
III the relative advantages uf written aud cx-
temporc iIscourses In the pulpit. Tho dclato
vus onrttclpntel In br the 1tov. William Fhw-
ce,t aud the 1sev. n. +. cady. Tho ftcv. John
Ker, an Irish Mothudtss. was then introduced,
ad y reass,t atrssssa the ,nesins oa tne
was then taken for thruc weeks.
rttE NArr1RTs.
Tho regular Monday r'ornlnE eonterence Of
llapttat t!tnlaters was lucid ~ iArlor ~ Grnnd
@ SsS ots # ne sne es e. y GhSfs was 1
TO tho Committee IN Rc,RnHs wurk III tiuspital
and ler.l institutions. after which tho cotifer~
Gh''tss stSE e'nH nselpliae, By T. D. vts%trs an!
"Tho itelaueH Si itayerio rastors?! t:lliesney."
er :nSb Ws wse ~ c,as ap Gy III ,ips:S p'sse.
+ H. ~se 'st as!y a. sss
Hsey nf sidoc ia ~ STr o1 urnSs
Committee TN Advancement submitted tho ~"
lowing prnrFafn for next mf;etinE; "pcrspnnl- @
,se; t. e eesss.e @ ee;i Il tho Mius,rr, tho ltev Dr
t;oDdspee,t. The conference tnen adlournetl to
Jan isss nayuR ney NN. ase!9sa 70 aoa no
THE rHEsurTEittASs.
Tho Presbyterian mlnlstcrs held their usual
Monduy mur1tn4 ;oop'erencs Yesterday IN the
eut.. r!,uu.s Of sne sherman House. the Roy: J.
meeting w1s expressed in the report Of the
Visitation Conn .rltlee, which has undertaken 10
~ Us vurus of sbe aly
The Jrepurt WIS nor Ht,Igeihes. encouraging, nn1
tho predicted revival tE tbs Chicago t1,assts to q
recognition ot rullxon seems to 10 rs tnr on as
tne.nter af tie caa,ultttee Tho l!nv. Me: i.eer.
Of fhtratMisO. Ind: tho Rev. d. V. GulEck. of
o.; and tho ltur. Mr.. McCoy. ot Puget Sound,
were presen! and to'k pnrt IN ne proSecolnEs.
, 1881-12-20

Indigestion, dyspcps,a. nervous prostration
amt lll forms Of Rnnernl dcbtllty relieved "
Uniy Preparation Of bcsf containing. lis cntro
t,tltritHls properties. II is mt micro stltnu-
tnnt like tho extracts OF hcof, but cyntnIns
:bloUl-n,AkIuR. force. penetrating. and lfr-gus-
tnInInR properties. ts Insnluhile III gil cnfrc-
bleed eonJ!tsons. whetltos the result os exhans-
ton. nervous pEustratlnn. nverwork. or nputc
iuiry complaints. CNswelt, liazurd s. Co.. pro-
1,rttnr1 Nrw ynrk. For anth bY aruYa4sts.
, 1881-12-20
PORT OF CHICAGO.

THE 1MMENsE BUSINESS DONE AT THIS 1,1ltT.
TuE TRIBUNE ls indebted to Frank y. Green.
Deputy-C Collector Of tho Port Of Chicago. for the
following statement Of tho arrivals and clear-
ances for the year 1851, the. number OF vcasels
built md rcgtslcrci from this port for tho saIuo
period, and tho number Of vessels bclongtng to
this port lost during tho past season;
, 1881-12-20
Toucl,ing Instance or Fllial Devotion

"I.nok bore, hatltia." sald a 0nlveaton lady to
hor et'lurul coax. '.y0u sleep right close 10 the
Saiekel'. houar. .nd'y must hay9 heard t1lose
!alcvss stealtag she calckus," ioa, s,,lt'atll-l
of du men" ..Wby didn't you W out lhsu9"
"Caso, hta'm tbttrslnS tt,t0 tearal-eass. INA am,
! knuwea my .ptc, ladder was Ant tiar, and [
wn,lllB't hah him knuW iko lust Ganttphea In
him i0nh Att tle EhIckene Iu DO world. II Aul
rome bitt dar< and koichcd him, Il would hab
totu u cnicke.s honu fouh LID, Gesidus, liz
tlone tt,le !av 4ay tefore dat he's gwino TO pull
, 1881-12-20

brew. wrulo OH blu 97th birthday letter, 10 btrs
nsrheld III reply 70 ono In which shB thsuketl
hin for securing the pFayeta tlf the jewish
whtrc, Slr oloscs ~ the aulnv sime sent his
, 1881-12-20

8tory Il Gimp, 1as md l71 Sthte street. will
krcp lhalr pAftu and urGah warerooins 0pcn
evenings for short sltne.,
, 1881-12-20

Welte' Health. h.ltenewer. Vroateat remedy Of
Ute. Il At Irug9lsts. Depot 81 Lako slreot.
, 1881-12-20

Over 180 600 Howe scales ent1. BORDEN, ee1fcck
+ To-, cor. Lako nnd DhArbprn stroets, Chicago.
, 1881-12-20
THE SWEET BUY AND BUY FEVER

eeoma to hav1 taken .possessl,ln ut the Chicago
public, Judging tr0m the crowds that are iiock-
lug into John Krnnz's great confectionery store,
~ aud 90 stnta street. HIs display 'dcstryes 1t.
, 1881-12-20
THE CITY.


THE CITY. |
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Z. r. Jrpp, Of Scranton, Pa.. Isn't tho Palmer. |
CD PALMER, Of Danyille, ILL.,, Is at tho Trc'
runut. 6
A. EARLE, Of Lafayette, ind. IS at Tho 7r'-
tunnt. !, ...
t,Er,t. ]. n. MANN, u. s,*A., Ii. ut the Grand
1'Nrtir.
rnntAs W. SAITH, Of rlttsb.lrx, Phi. is at tho
1'rriNunt. - - q" =
.Lp.Ms7curtf. OF Ncsaanoc, M'ch'' is at The
THIntnt.
JAMES +. wnAy, Of rlttshurs. Pa. j. ut the
Shcr,1rtn. > =.
WIS. Ftorp, of Paris, Franco. Is at the
t'ra,1d l'nofc. !. !" ~
q, tue n sner,nan, NJ H." ~ ~ =;
"a, v.conAx aud yits, of toznnsport. ~
aru nj tho Palmer. II .%,'
JrpaE CHARLES nrprtxn, Of Adrian, MIth:,.
IL ut tho shcrmrn. i.
usnnaE r. l,no.nr1ntp. OF Hatnllton. Ont, Is
nj the GRIND Pacific.
MIR, Axp Sts,. ". II. II. Cotny, Of Fort Doass'
la., arr at tho Sherman.
CHARLES 4. Ctnn,.En and wife. Of noadwooa.
D. T., are ut tho Pnltner. 4
Nn. AMI Minis !. MACpoxArp, Of Gihsgow,
ScoilRnd, ate ut tho ahcr1nAIl.
]. y. Hafgrnr. Manages Of the Acudctty nf
Music, O,nahn Ncb., ts ut the palu1er.
~ cAnMAx, President Of ~ The e., l!s IEs NoRes s
Nllnurnpul,s f.arnnd. IL at the Falnu!;.
r,ir members or tho Madison squH:e fnsAtre
company nrc qartored u ths Pa'tnctt
Ntas EVA f. narr7ox, editor Of std>GnaEles'
ton Is. e., Hurricane, iB lit thu Grand lac1hq.Hi
cnA,.t.rs McaEAcny. n. Il. uraaam. III: ..
Sw, 's NM S's; s ss
Two NEW Laud-Lcagucra havo sfflycst II the
asSeee S my rhey sae ase 'S sS%a."oas bo9 ana que
Klrf. H.
YESTERDAY morning the state srcct oars wero
put lu,ck On Stntc street. and n0x run ths1't1h
u TINT street ayera switch at Twenty. .seeond
street.. r.
iou.o u Hope. 81. PauI, Aijna., at..a salary of
II sas srsenses.!y .,s!s!, il Gns r. sus1sr ,;5s,!
sRHss 5.s; q ~ e Ssssss Ssn sa as
Thef did not do 90. : -
THERE waa ,nain bctunen milwaukee, and
ShlcaKo 1!t.is At osklana w!s:yester,lay:
seven. and tho Sllwaukeans losing heavily.
THE temperature yestet.iay, rs observed "
Man'ssc. opsiclan. es Madison street Irnth'xe NJ
Z Ma'44s! n ,si y m M - ssrsss; @ e. Ssomstct Il 1T; M
p. TIL. atGs.
rus pugscs:fon Of tho Mayor that theatr1cal
pnyr,ins aherll hnre dluKFuma nf the httase M
st1nw,re tho various exits IL not u new .'ne. The
t1ranl upcra- House pcsan doing this very thing
In October Inst.
MICHAEL FrE1txRs, 60 years Of aRe. fell from
she sdowak m EsISn s ySnnc n %cns sryna ylao on
Ills hc,!d, Iractnrfd his skull. }1ie WAS removed
10 tho County Hospliyl. -
HANS Rsosn, or.No. 10 Dayton street. fet!!
, 1881-12-20

check fqr 500 10 q friend IN 1loston, requesting
Of the city 10 tnon,nry VI rrcafuent Garfield.
, 1881-12-20

4 Joint meeting ut tho pastors nf various
churches wus hel yesterday afternoon 1T NJ.
l4a NnItson stroHt to further co,sllor tt1a gurs-
don rccently sturted ot supplying more ample
0f cerlaIt pu btLo Institutions. fair repr8se.itA
tion frum tho htrGfelit denominations were
present, tho subject wins tAlked over, and snv-
still further irqn the tnAttar, with View TO have
a ctnGerted and systemRtio ptan Of work
ltQptAl. -
, 1881-12-20

turKcyN ind ct,rkut,s tn tta pOos tor Christnl,ts
eunluriulux sunday nluri!ttix ut aO'ttck, Ahl
D,nrOtlrt nvCnia atld AiIehIgaM atrout- l'nero
viii bu plenty III hRnu Tor Al who nsIs,io. IN lail-
dttIoa tO tne He1ta. the Konnruna'heArto tnt!tlr
Will pr.ivtlll peanuts. randlos, ana rtIAtl,s fur
ss ts WIZ ths'. ,h s'a Gs ~ H. ssss"
s9sH sa!sess 20 u I'D wonen ill., n"ratey HUI ns
he e0nlii nut prtuuro st!ch Il pluco ~ ~ nee'iu.l
In thV pensr,,l pnrt Ut tho elsy. Hut tns weary,
INT 10 h,i,,Ery Ehrlstas llay. for tho Rsnt lcnan
VIII atFanXu Tor the meals III sutiiu teslAurtttl
n!,t turHs t'akets tor the saa 90 aa wan ~, nee ~
we!rnt,.e, Mia taey aeed Hos ha HshaNesl "
Afr1tid ~ call.
K,NuEnuAnrEx TEACHERS. .
Tho Kindergarten cl,As Df tho Cook ColnfT
Snusiola ii tic lsln i.aolno liotei t!st uvelIhy.
Sh a.'e,nss yas t1gs a'a4 % she ,sr"ry *. a.
ISrs, q 4 Fslat'y Whit; isls.aSa,ss IT, cSasvh.
ssas xasS apS sssa91ts "a;o H. 6.
M'g Ht Y tnss: ~ Es.a}s H %yrg lsea Y s!ss
ssstea";; iii:s 1.sssi,hl,su !. s!st,aiss:, %
w: ;x'ts ID ss rtu s"a a :' |tss ;.xc4 Ts.
slso santr!la!tesia poe. aniitl.si !: Ps,iitis.:*
The c1As. htktuFy was sead by Mrs. Elizabeth u.
iS !ss sns sts ~ hn'assy .s pSs @ ~; I; ss. s A a
| Laurie Wells. FEuf. Ht,.tiu tue Stato blpurII-
tnAaeut uf Public Instruction. alasle 4 TOW
lfsaf souaasks> llustux tna eysn!ny Il
Alutiltla Il. ttoas. thu present taGchee, hua
lacu u|lAbsed u open frcO traltsinx. .schtul
fur kindergarten teAehers WIN dusiru u ~ IntI
charitable warx. rnis opeilnx bus beusi t.ttsste
pnssible through tho lberat enlf,bsi tous of Ger.
| tain phAnthMpl1lA Wtt,se nAt1cs uEp wlthRel
| for thu pItscnt. Thu dctalla Ut tho schsnlu viii
le uuiuu1lc1l shortly.
"TUtjK DE CAKE"
Tha good people Ut tho Providence {Afrlcuu
Aletl9tl,sk Episcopal Church iudulyeu In char
, 1881-12-20

NGl.. A.. II. DEl.lOIlr Will LEAD
ANl iha tinspal meeting In thu y u, n. 4. luulnB,
so. u, sisd!ten:s;;. this evunus. All RFe Wo'sums
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How TO Swim aud Save s.iie.

e. harlem Beach, ll6:h street, Ptotesso.
BIobaro gave the frs: Of series Of six daily
swimming exhibitions, ia Ra!oa he practically
illustrates tic proper rules to ba used il case of
shipWr,ck, &c. He recommelds that all tr.Y.
oilers oaEiy az part &C their baggage o,rk
icket Of proper balsuca fastening as GEAR the
ueck 80 possible. 10 throw off supelHl9u;
cloth!og while 10 The water. 10 CASE of ship
| wreck, peIsou nus! lie on his back, moving
the legs, Striking the calves alternately. thu,
EocplDg a!i1as while the haLGs are used 10 re-
move the clothing. lu s9iul niDg long dis
! tauco the Iroper method OF breathing must be
observed. 10 ohse, opao the mouth 9hon
stcre the suitico CT tee water AID the iuugs
will ltHl:e themselves. Tie b:st Way to rest is
10 lie 90 The bick extend the arus &! luli
length abovo the head, vito foser p0ia:s btni
slightly back, bldY srd legs perfectly slregS,;
breathe natural y, aud ii water oomfs 1910 thv
mou:h spit il out. Ii breakers. ci9e uadtr
them aod come up for breath. Ii crsmp is
telt 10 one limb use the Others. Professor BIB.
b 70 compares the b1dy to toug cared b Ut; if
one DER breaks uso the others 20 save Yourself
with. Those who oannot swim try to cAca s.,
.omelhItg 10 the air, sLru9gls and move shout
uhtiI lhs alr iesves their u lss and water rushes
IN, Causing drowning. To ssTe themselpe. tr, M
drowning they shou d keep their lips closeo
bend tae head back. with chin ss tar up IS pos.
slbl5, lie lat on the chest, arms Twelve or four
teen inches under the surfaca OF the water, with
the palms of .hs hands down and e:ten ted G.t,
Tne s!roks OF good sWu ar is ia easy strokes
from the body, with the arms srd !ess IN u, i,on
& poor swimmer loses conf lance from ,rky
snd uneven sIrOke- To save person from
drowning spprosco from behind .nd taks hold
Of his wrists. II ne founders very much and
eEds1&ers your own life loose Jour hold uati
ne is partly exhausted sni ts:e hold OF his
wrists agsn place his head on your Chest, tax
ing care TO keep his mouth above tue surface of
the water. 70 loose the hold of drowning
parsoA, dslocslion from the thumb, sort ofsip.
ping from the grasp By bending the thumb up.
is the best mehod. If he catches you s,culd
the wsist put your fugers in his nos.rils .nd
nand mis- head bsck until relessed,"-N Y. Her.
all.
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The FEAST OF TADERNAcLEs. tie celebra-
bration of which will commerce 10 the different
Jegish eSnsgogues thia evsni, at sunset, is 30
OCCASION which but fen seemingly ou!sid, Of The
Israclitish camp ore Interested 10, though the
sure word Of prophecy" tells us there will bs
q time 10 the world history when all natous Of
the earth will bs compelled under certain penal
ties to present themselves at Jerusalem Yearly
10 order to keep the feast of taberoscles | Il .ch.
XIV Ot curse there are mary prone 10 ex-
plain sRsy the words OF the seer by ursiap
some spiritual meaning for bis l,oquagf; while
Others. of equal stsndioe as Ctrs:i.1s rud
scholars. lock ter C litcrsl fulf N ,nt of the
prophecy From careful roadi G Of the chap
ter aud comparison with the 24 b chapter of
Matthew. it would saem that there is yet 10 the
tu'u-e period in which tho Jewish pecp,s
will be again settled 10 their owe land, wncn
aruiss of aliens will o0os Dore "coupsss the
beloved city" that at The most criioal period
of tee siege their hitherto rt ,csed Messiah will
appear aud fight for his nation. and it will be
after be has sc: 10 judgment 90 the living "a.
tiors and purged the world of sl tvl, aud in
stitutcd bis literal Messisnic reign, that tho OBJ
ser7aaos of this feast will become obligstory.
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The trustees cf the Peabody educational
fuud he'd their annual meeting o. the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. New York. Wednesday, Hon.
Robert c. Wiathrop, prssdens. in the chair.
Dir. Wiotbrop made brief address, oo12ra,u
Iatng the trustees on the suc,esi of their
work, sud spoke 10 eulogis ic terms Of the la.o
Geo. W. Riggs, one Of the original trustees.
DR.. Curry. presented bis snoual report. which
spoke favoraoly of The advancement that had
been made ip educational matters 10 ID, 8 U h.
The distribution Of the income sirca February
l amounted S50.3 315
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