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New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
1tlc0ical.
Ocean Steamers

A NCHOR LINE Us NAIL STEAMERS,
"A NEWYORK AN ID GLASGOW.
From Pier No. 20. North River. NewNorI
Iovia....April -, II IN Devonia May q n m.
Anchoria April %. 2p. IN tthoria Nay 49,
RatesOf pas-agctO
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFASrOr LONDONDERR
Cabin. 500 10 $50 tickets at reduced
NEWlORK 70 LONDON DIHECT.
From Pier No. A. North isiyer foot Of Chares-st
California Apri 20 noon .'iaiiia May 10, IL a. M
steamers marked DO nOt,carry passengers
CABIN. SJ5 and S6j. Excursion at reduced rates
For Book OF Tours in scotland" Rates Plans c apply to
HENDERSON BROTH Frs, Agents lowing Gresn
RORDEAUX LINE.
~ New AMI lre;tiins , t11 > IN y Fcll3t
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECE
Travellers for Frl1ce SPAN AMI uuv Pvrs1ss+ PAL
Nice, Sc will ttme and expen3e ~ CLkns 5ll.t ~
Cabin ilciIl.ns wileh So storage S5L FOrphss1yb
apply - ,,r ro,.t .,.c,,u 40 t.+
IUNARD LINE.
NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LINEHPOOL VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER No. 40. NORTH RIVER.
BATAVIA "Wednesday, April 90
W ednes .ay May - p IN
ednesday, May -. II
SERNl Wednesday, May II, D. m
Steamers marked thus q do carry steerage.
Cabin passage $50 and 500
Steere tickets and from all parts OF Europe az very low
rates. Freight and passage Office, No BowlingtIeen
VERNON II. BROWN 81 CO., Agents.
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,.,rfr popIJ AR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON

TVNTIL PFIDT T.NN NTI'TTIT I'M. - IlT1 IVN
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
m rec express daily except sunday 60 b"ston az
"a a m u M t,ar,Or cars attached, and 10 p IA (wtn
palace sleeping cars .,,. ..t... 10, ..,,, c...,
fsurliys at IO D. u (witi Iaa'" siet ping cif-'
matted nc tets I'D Boston tai ran, -
TlrL efs aul paupr cir seais can he QUA ~
nam venne aud n llsoT Hotel eAet enlees ~ Grand
IA...a
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK, Friday, April 2l. 1882
- coles were made at the EX-

NTW-l lOkN, :,
-r;r sales were made at the T.
change '''''' Eye hammond =. v..,
.rc.y brown sIGpg s%fS5Si S lot 2sxocO $500
fl0" By Louts Nes'er
-, runn'nc through 90
plO, o. land novn as lots No > and e map oi l7o
aiaI" '' N"''' 81 richard Y Hern'', -, q,.,.
so!y oFss Es5 SSG'9i sSi 7sV' S po' ,sss' pg io7
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I7OOo
n,copprp REAL ESTATE iran - ''
NEOON''-' xrwYoRS CITY

xEwIoRN Cin. , s,,o~,
~ cef Ave-A lS''A'VOo =. q, '.' $500
se ci al to Icu Geris' iayc 20x75; NJ Har'holo o,oo
SS'sl %ca a vandgrioe'lki ndgri 4 Of coarandavc soS
Gor yerHe,s1I Bussiag and "i'e TO 10 5000
Hoffman poo # Of l.t ave. si''A'o0'' 2o5oo
''Ssi nett and 70 @ afa la,e 3oo1iooli;W austin ooo
i@'S',i' sq'h Y Of thaye 5o1ooii il von o, ooo
ofns.f fo.. Gn 80 ig2 95Aloo Daniel ho"o" 10 10000
odlsSnst 80 46 fas Is CSi7'o oO"'' ''u 1850
Wi. to heanctta " ~ ~ on Of fthavc. interior
47t ~ IL u % IRd q sn I 4 to Anita EsCheycrria, 1900
wIisaVe H,SSsia1d to Mary schrce' 'er. oSoo
lls6st S. 255 fe 9. 4i49ye ,,oe H. Nioo'., 1880
1e,sSnsp Na l2 4 81 aStsI ,a \ iccer 10000
l4.Gsl 5 S50 i C. OF ot~'e -'A''li !" a iO, 1850
to 1Slai %n'i'GH stnion-st 2510o, Cohen =, 700
ete'o l,aa A'1S'i o tavc 252z92 seaman %, zoo
ana VIE 70 O. 4 Il n T'cfi ci ,6.ayc i95oe soao
Er5san aud another t. Nlne MN 90, '9.ii ~. OchcIs
sa,ds. Boo IA co' Io'i"Ae' '1'., O'''', 10000
Iesaslonsyc >oesl Fannie leopold Du 'HO'V. $1,000
,ocio 70 L.y9s-Gn s.S nco oa1e, i7i0xall. ,oaco
2si's's los4 .; $50, SooA'' 25ooO
4,is Of 51ev,. l. hu'..'" "1 ~. 3o75o
VIE to ~ ,pS ana Dis sc ETC. v OF 2d.ae; Star 80
ea!et AG-n's % % lttGaVs, J5xl0o5 Annie o
D,ui-ch 10 + C,,lH ~ IN i;ia,c .1xio0.5 Meyer
and anoilel' uu,'''s' 10 looms To- Ii farmcr. lo25O
i.7,st go # " , % s3afe ., $500
MuOe.9s 'SG q, II . Son o. Hna'.''.'N 'Vo 8a5Oo
7lsts 2zol0 # o - Ia;1yS ro1oS 1SoAlo-' 22ooO
,t, r NJ 10 est. Mary Johnson 10 ue - ot ,,n
e5ost Ii :, 500 !, " r SI ,'"''' no . .. 5000
l56il--t GjS.O ~ e. of southern bouic
Xaro ~. NJ IL HagcItt e. al eAtSu'ois' CO. ~ ooo
X Hail .uC another "a, n
ll9hs 90 GO Itc2 ls.i5o o'n"'e. '.. 55Oy
Jcncss 10 "n it, 'j;;,iIil. Scbcucr ct al to
Ea,l nousonsl no 4'i' -oA'i' '..'..9.... $500
JOh ST. :. ' % y oi '.,-V' 5000
t7tsi col OF ,hS, 1" 10000
l2CIh'-, 20 u Gi o,I''Nt' -OA''.i-' 10000
las.ell May 4 tlaih III - -u. u
80 NJ = 80 of I1it-st iOoA'W II ~ .o.
,...T and wife john iuOle ,,--, 4f'VV'
Gr4-"l 60. o. l-''l-S' 4oA'' " 'l-o ANU $1,000
j Marvin 4, :
sansst $ 4 los , anu I9t, " Oi -u"@NH WINS ooo
A d aTJeutcl. r.f,ree
64rst qJ i..Yc -oNlool' + > D-'-l 27,5OO
6sest ~ Of 4@esgl. . 27,5OO
rutnna.V. 300 ( Ol iOui-tAsl VVA-VO' 4
~ Taupor rccIee 10 j B tasAlA- ,-,-i- NV
4h.sts go. 'i MA uVSsssb5" SSb 'oA"i .... 10000
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CECur5lOu5.
Z LONG ISLAND RAILROAD co.
Glcambnute an0 Railroads..

LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
~ DFlN RICHMOND and ST. JOHN leave pier Il North
River foot OF Cana.s.. every WEEK DAY al m. con
Meeting Albany Sunday morning excepted with trains
morrill, west and east Statcrooms warmed
Excursion tickets u Albany and return good 30 %
W. W. EVERETT. President.
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C. II. CUMAi NGs, Agent

= EW-HANEN, MLKiDLN, HARTFORD,
L -rKI&GIlELD. IL )Lh OkE- SOUTH VERNON ST.
JOHSBURf Sc steamers leave Pier 3D. f.. H.. at ..
and il.U f~uudp tNccpteI, Il3 boat cIuncc s
with special train. icscs sod and baggage chehod "a Jlt
Hioad"ag, y. s.. and Cour ST., BroOkiy. LXCur-0n TO
Ntw-iIaycn ami Ietifn. 81 -.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

VNO RENT on the Passaic River, within 'hrcc
walk Of Pa~saic Bridge station, attractive
dwelling house. containing eleven and large attic,
barn. 40. rent 10 per month. Apply 10 JAMES i.
BARBER. ~ BrOaiway y Y, or station Agent, Passac
y J.
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Real Csinle agents.

r Romaine Brown, 1,2S0 Broadway. Entire
,t ua.e, Mt Of speciality. Rents colecIedo,c
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OlOH TyITE3 ~ De; STATES NAIL STEAMERS.

HUIUN LINE. -
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIN ERPDOL.
Leaving Pier 50. y. r. foot Of kingsL
luesCay, Aplh - ll'oO H. M
WYOMI 80. Tuesday, May > p.
ARIZONA ueS'iay ,iIay =, AZ IT, IN
rThese steamers are Du otiron IN watorugnt conpaL
mcnts and reIItsre @ make tho
Atlantic D)1 'ts ant agreeable, having
bathroom snOking.roon drawing-rOom piano and library
o. eyperencpd surgeon stswlries5 a1l cltererO1 ech
steamer The saer)Ons al upper deck thus insurng
those geles.Oi al uxlces atssL periecs ventilation AM
light ....o-., roo ,,o -,
CABIN PASSAGE according 70 sttteroom $50 $50 and
800 INTERMEDT ATE. so sIL.tkA11Ea az low rates
+-''' OFFICE, No. 20 BKOADWAG, -
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PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
leave Pier 20 foot oi Warrenst y H. AZ p H.
daily except sunday lOr Boston Via PIovidencest
Freight Via either line taken ut lowest rate - . .
D. - BABCOC IA. President l. ". tILhlSoi u. y Agl'
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAsE
FARE t. Boston for nrstcas limited ucket good only
~ specified ticir lace. .. . .. . ....r-r
steamers Sion NG TON and NARRAGANSEIT leave
except >unddys at nom PcI 55, " X 1000 81
JAY st. arriving in Boston ~ d m.
Tickets for sale ~ al principal uckct olcr7 @iat rooms
secured o WcstcOts Express Co, AT Nos - au
J7 Broadway, Astpr House and at Metropolitan iud fth
venue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

TI'O RENT-A neat cottage, with six acres
Of land good barn stables henneV and other Outh nd
ngs house rooms basement ani cellar IN te heaitniu
village y j. minutes walk nom the depot
The j.. /. and H.; will bo rented cheap. Apply
CHARLES L. CuOVEY, Il Dey-st. Or A c. HATHBU KN,
esu Madison
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rI,HE OWNER HAS DESIRARLE DWELL

ITO LET.-At Bridgehampton, Long Island, II
i modern house furnished. 10 rooms, with barns ana
stable shade trees &c only i've minutes walk from ocean
stiIl. watei ana sea bathing. For particulars inquire
X. l.. TOPPING,
No. Murray.sf.. New York City.
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TOIORADO
EulGu NALLEY RAILROAD.-Passen

II trains and D. ISL will leave depos foot Of
Pm foI !asion bethchem Allentown Reading hauch Chunk
Wik' sbJrrc IONanda Wavtrly ithaca, Geneva, Lyons
Buffalo and The West Trainlt for Easton Bethlehem
Allentown Reading, Mauch Chunk. Wke-barrc and Pitts
ton Pullman sleeping coaches attached o O:3O train.
Trains leaving At 7iOa aud p III connect Tor all points
ip ..na teton cs.I rr-ra~ Huu.at ocgl
for tauc Chunk 1:iO le.ye Mauch tiuf. - n
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DED STAR LINE.
Ia, Untel state, aud Royal Belgian Mail Steanec1
EVERY SATURDAY FOR An rWERP.
Tho splendid ur3tclds% til-pOwcrtt steamers
NIDERIA saturday AptiI -,
EIiNN IA y SATURDAY, Apri , D m
saloons stae-rO0ms SMOKING an BATH. rooms ankshp,
Second cabin accommodation une1celeL
State-iOoms all on main decS
No horses. cattle. sheen nrpiys carried
tdrond ca5in - preplil so excursion.
Steerage. s28 prepaid. S2l EXCURSION Si3 81.
PETER WRIGHT SONS, Gen'i As'ts. - Broldway Ny
DOYAL MAIL TO TIE NETuERLANDS.
Ia steamers leave Pier 81. y. Of West 24th-st
p CNLAND ..1 ..'9'. Wednesday April 20, 2 p m.
EDAr - Wednesday Nav 3 D. m
II. CAZNUX, General Agent. - south MIiam.st
~ NCH EDIE& co, l. W. hJhhlh
27s Wm.st, Freight Agents. 80 Bway. Cen Pass Agent
WHITE STAR LINE. ..-.......,o.
w United STATES AMI ROYAL. MAI !. ~ fAMEhS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
recommended hy Lieutenant MduIy, l. . v, On DOIA tlc
outward and housWarl ages. -
CrLTiC capt. Grs.eil .------I hutsoay ApTl q p ID
BKiTANSlC cant Perry SATURDAY. May g. 7:yOa
AnRlArlC. capt hu, Nay a id 1oVn ON
tKOu ms WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
l0rhST
.Wui not call at Queenstown. , ,,
The saloons -tateroVln$ HlhOAihs ahi Bdth
looms are placed asps whore the noise ami motion aro
least felt aOrdBg degree Oi comfort heIo u@lthaDio
a. ~ saloon $50 and siOo favor
aL erm steeIage tho Old Country. $50, from New
i.,e steamers carry neither csttlo. sheep plga
% nsection OF plans other information apply al tho
Company's onices, M. 81 Broadway' New YORK ,,
g. L. BARTLETT Il CO.. Agents Bosson-
HAIlRIpi A. CArrEA1- Agenls fhiiAaelpaiA
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DANiLION HOTEL, Woodsburgh, l.. l.
Fgic u miles from city: boating, bathing and fishing.
DE secured the United stas Hotel New York
L. NJ. IRD NAN.
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5teamuoais dn6 Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE rO THE WEST.
Via Philadelphia, BaltHiOrc aud MashiuefOn


on and after JON 49, The 'nagrdcoo Passenger Trains
leave ON .cun 'ania airoad Depot foot Of Coraadt-
,,sS r.,..f siu4ys. Palor cay attached, arrives
Wasi fiol 81. m. Niflt express leave Washington
NJ ~ n G a; ~icp,rs and day coaches through TO
~ a, .ay st iiae arrives washington 225 a IN; M
a ~ q ~ 'iaco ai' Pcrs eh" day 'o4ches through TO
II o'clock night daily, alrves at wa.hng,on s.l5 m.
siecIers and oay coaches tloaei, 70 Cincinnati;
a, 'V,n 9 ,'G m No- AZ. Lns 70 a'y "&es & - rams M
& a. cke.s ana -eelng th' secuei ag oasgase called
oa%ay and A all the Offices OF the Pennsylyana Railroad
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
N-rtation IN NcwYork, foot Of Ilbertyst station in
htto9ny t"yM M D, ,3 i2o, u y tul-io,,-'; JewcIt Wnar
G:5O m Flelin.ion H.gl Bridge Branch. Easton
& Miga &Sap Mauch Chunk. Ianancad ramaqua, Hazieon
.Si5a n.Ior licm,qeion. nigh Bridge Branch Eartou
port TasiiqrS NintieoSc ssr1ii sc ''"A'
p nlFor flcmirgton, Easion, Allentown, Reading Har.
.i5 p Nor Iaston ,ld zap MIuch Chunk. 1amaqua
Diii %-ror s6 rdgc i'ia nsaisG. 4 Ea,on &C.
4.aaoo !. M m or 2omeryilc lIemlnston &c ,,.,a
Mauch ChunS. wiisesoaIIe, &c.
end ntimedate aions at 80 p IN for Easton Allentown
F5oT SyarF a .. i5 ol;5, e45. 7l3 7:ao sap sso
25o $io I. g. : $50. 5I5. G. Gij, 65o l. 7SO
so For {9s, gi2 TT o 3 l2 p ~ M p lime @ table, ot sa,,on.
For For TSai'a s1tn &m5o2 a y > i % 4 M M % H. Gp
tor Freehold at S:lj ~. u m, .. 4, p NJ
Tor Eevuort At D. s;l5 a. m. II M. p g. s D. m
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON ANA PHILADELPHIA,
Leave New Nor, from station &. r. Il. of y.
For Philadelphia, Ninth and Greenss at 7i5 $50 ll;io
M 1870, j. $50 53O. 7, II M on SUNDAY at - y m,
h:.O, II For Third BeTka-stS. 40, ltIlJ
l.3O. 4:5O. $50 > m On sunday at sij n - -
For Trenton. 7fj $50 l;l5 l:o !, 4:3O 53O l. IL
?. n. On sunday, SD 5:3O l2 p ~.
Return trains leave Phil ldclplia for NcW-NOrk
IT, At 76 s o o IT, II o1' % 5 E 5o S0.1 55 i
On sunday. at $50 a. m, $50, II
rom Third and lierh .sts az bio SO PIP A. Ill., DO
O:3i, 1880 m. sunday at S;l5a. m, 43up. m
From Irehton 62O 500 gOi ZOOS ll"5 a. m, los
40, G2i 7:s p m sunday, l:2j, 9:l9 a n G:l4 p m
~ IINAN PARLDk CARS are attached 10 dB tIdh7
end SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains from New
York and Philadelphia
Connection Is ma1e Jersey City station to and from
Brooklyn and Erie Depot jersey city . ., ,,, 40,
Tickets sale at foot OF lbcry-s NOs -53 Z1l 4Ol,
94t 9j7 1923 Broadway and ~ the primo pa hotels nos
COnrt-st and AnueX once. JEWELS Wharf, BrO0kyn
y. \. Transfer Company viii al for and check baggage
from hoe residence to 0dcstinatlun
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

PASS ROCK HOUSE. Good IIarbOr Beach,
7 floncc ter Fucf surf bathing an! ocean scenery
On IN, st. nc Coast send Tor book sc 'ne cape AnI
T. g. BROWN.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

DARGAIN-Tcrms easy; nice house, IL
ID upper depot, Nonkers owner 22v Broad
MaY. Room .iS.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
AT RIDGEFIELD, CONN.-To let for The
4 DIRONDACKS.

=
n FOR SAIE-A large mansion on the shore Of bcauhn
lake ahDut two bOus ride from on nc OF Adi"hbFc
Railroad ample lawn. shad' trees good ushnN pure ai
abundance water Offering many advantages a. plNaN
residence summer boar ing place il"m orc 20 lo,
hundred as desired. Also to leta small pace m ~
vicinity OF the above Address MRS. c. L. RUSSELL l.
". n y
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

COUNTRY BOARD.-Ladics or gentlemen
~ dcs iinE gniot attractive home I'm the country may oD
tain the same Icy addressing inN i9j Newton, N.J.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
Gin Real estate tor Sale.

FOR SALE.-WIll you consider that YOU
"a, can reach vour residence providing yOu purchase
story hieh stOOp stone fIont house on O-th - az
aVes gas ulturcs fur and every detail naklhs IN
house .uch a. geuee families require - minutes IRON wall
station ol thc Elevated EaIoai 90 CJth o. uthsi ID
nv or 81 ave stations higher ground than MUIR y
ul normal College Model Primary on tn same street
influences, 4l-tp' iOI 10 IL H. mont
nd 5la n0 tor rer houses very easy The houses
n moi sold previous to May ], Will be rented
Apply premises, or to
JOHN y. CRIMMlNS.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

NATIONAL LINE.-FrOm Pier 80, n. K.
n QCEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ITALY...Apri -, s:J,am EGY Pr. April - 23O p m
Cabin. $50 To So.
FOR LONDON tNictora Docks.
THE Qt EEN. Apni q. l2m OR ECE May 10 1910 I'm I'm
cabin $50 currency; L.rpMf stcerage ticket fs
being - lower than most hues +. w HURST Manager
90 aud 73 HIOdway. Y y.
DACiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN1'S
A LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS
JAPAN CHINA, NEW-ZEALANp. AUSTRALIA, CEN
IRA ant SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO.
From NewN0rs. Pier foot Can1lst. y. r.
For Francisco via lstnmus Oi Panama
Colon sails MONDAY. May l.
Connecting central ana south Nmerca and Mexico
From san Francisco. l~t aud Brannan-sts
For Japan and china.
o. q -. :. : GAELIC sails 1u"siay, MAY z
For HONOLULU. NEM-ZEALAND anu Al > ITALIA
CITY OF SNDN EN sails saturday. MAY a. p M.
arriyaiOf London mails at san Francisco
For freight PASS and general information apply At Com.
pany once, the Pier loot anal -, North river
II. j. EUIIAN. superintendent.
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AT PurGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.-For sale ]

4 / PUJ GHhkEPHit, n. ~ or Sic Si ~, mc
HYDE Park road ten walk from the Post Qibcc
consist np than oi choice lana win t"O
story and attc frame dive linz containing say ntoen rooms
win gas heated by AZ can cariagei 0nec ahd ample gu.
bull ings iui If choicest kinds and IN abundance fot
particulars apply to WAITER CORIIEs, Agent No
Caidta-st.. loughkcopsir, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

"SEElNG Is BELIENING."-Th very pret-
y tie little tour story high stoop DrOwnstone bay win
dow DWELLING in America Is On lexlnPon-ave, near
newly and ohy furnished. "If this twcntyfoot
blou" VIII otherwise suit you will willingly pay the price
&l4jOO-ior all SAMUEL FITZPATRICK, 300 5d-aye
Tho owner telegraph me 10 sell the house carpets,
shade chandeliers gas fixtures and cornices for
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

FIOR SNLE 10 close an cSiatp, or WI Ot ItHItU
L furnished to q private flmily-A entcmans country
the Hud-on Unsurpa- sed stone IN ait
twenty acres Grapcc3. rvatoncs. running Diooh-'
private ma uadami lod road - station, stalc &C. Appy 10
j. G. ONONNOR, jr, Attorney, o2 WaAst, or hONiii'
4
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

RELMONT HALL Schoolcys Mountain "
~ j., opens June frscilsl accommodations and rca.
soiaho iatcs cool. hcgitNiu Il4unaiu air ma lcaull
scenery Accessible h. Del Lack and western r. =. AMI
r. &c y J. A.n,rss ID \. .fnOWf.l.I. prayr
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22

4 (NLEN RIDGE. Cornwall, n. Y.-BOard for
~ th" House open. Fory acres grounds,
gls. Nalnr. -l-ng bod. clrLlg. Nc y ME- q. ROE
New-York tribune., 1882-04-22
NORWICH LINE

- Boston, Worcester. Nashua Portland AMI the East
Farer iucc Limited tickets 10 Boston, -, ID Worcester -
The H. steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER
without exception the most eeg mt boat tho sound, an
the faypIilc CITY or BOr iOH,
leave Pier 40 NOrh River foot OF Wattssi next piei
anoNe n,hrOsse,s Ictry lI, cEeept sun lays ~ pm
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-06-30

the divine luster OF . Christian
peace, are not fortuitious weeds care.
1essly Towering out of the life-garden.
1t is the internal which makes the ex-
ternal. 1t is the force residing in the
atoms which shapes the pyramid. It is
the beautiful soul within which forms
the crystal of the beautiful life without
There are exquisite shells within the
seattle shell of the nautilus, many
chambered, softly-curved, pearl-adorn-
ed, glowing with imprisoned rainbows.
There are ugly shells within the sea-
rude. dirt-colored, unsightly clam
shells. But the shells are as the fishes
within. So life will be what we make
it-nautilus-shells or clam-shells. If
we would have our lives true and beau
tiful then we must be true and beauti-
full. There is no other secret. How
can we be thus? There is Scripture
that answers the question:: "Behold. l
stand at the door and knock; if any
man hear My voice, and open the door,
l will come in to him, and will sup with
him and he with Me-"
BE what thou s.emest: like thy crecd;
Hold up to earth the torch divine;
Be what thou prayest to be made;
Let the great Master ssteps be thine.
"Sow love, and taste its fruitage pure;
Sow peace, and reap its harvest bright;
Sow sunbeams on the rock and moor,
And find harvest-home Of light"
-Erchdn0e.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-06-30
The Price We Pay.

True religion, the religion of the BIZ
BILE, although it is offered freely with
out money and without price," costs us
a good deal if we accept it in spirit and
in truth.
One of the reasons why so many peo-
pie fail in their efforts to form a salts
factory Christian character may be at
tributed to their want of knowledge as
to the cost. They try to learn the new
songs with lingering love for the old
ones rendered dear to them by associa-
tons. and if they fail to meet the re-
quirements readily it need not be mat
ter of surprise.
Some, when seeking the better way,
are favored with sudden change of in
clinations, a distaste for all of the old
life, but with the majority the Christian
life is a growth, gradual work, great
er heights and deeper depths being re-
vealed all the way along, and new
strength being given day by day.
Except man deny himself, and
take up his cross ddilu and follow Me,
he cannot be My disciple This is the
price we pay. IF we bring our gifts
to the altar and there remember that a
brother hath aught against u.s." duty
requires that we leave our gifts and 90
and be recOnciled to our brother, even
though it wounds our pride, we cannot
wait for him to come to us.
For rapture of love is linked with the pain
or fear of loss.
And the hand that takes the crown must ache
with many a cross;
Yet he who hath never conflict tn never q
victOr's palm.
And only the toilers know the sweetness of
rest and calm.''
A religious life is battle ground; con-
f1icts with foes without and foes within
mark all the way; but the compensa-
tons are abundant even here. If we
have attained to perfect Christian trust
we have cloud by dag and a pillar of
fire by night, leading us safely onward
toward that city (which hath founda-
tons, whose maker and builder is God"
Golden Rule.
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Doom Of the Buffalo.

The building o. a single trans-conti-
mental railroad line. now =apidly pro-
crossing. is resulting in toe wholesale
slaughter of the buffalo in his last avail
able retreats. and the time cannot now
be more than few years distant when
the uncouth wild bovine who furnishes
meat, clothing and shelter to the In
dians will be extinct in the United
States. He will linger while longer
in British America and then 60 to join
the Mammoth and the Mastodon. The
Northern Pacific Railroad penetrated
his best feeding grounds. Hunters can
leave the road at a dozen points, equip
ped for slaughter on a large scale, and
reach the herds by few hours travel.
There is no new region less accessible
to which the animal can fall back and
find subsistence. The railroad is his
death-blcw. Last winter it was esti-
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Secret OF True Life.

DR.. Arnold, of Rugby, gives in one
OF his letters an account of a sanity sis
ter. For twenty years, through some
disease, she was confined to kind of
crib; never once could she change her
posture for all that time. '.And yet"
says DR.. Arnold, and think his words
ale very beautiful, II never saw more
perfect instance of the spirit of power
and love and of sound mind. Intense
love, almost to the humiliation of self
lshness; d daily martyrdom for twenty
years, during which she adhered to her
early-formed resolution of never talking
about herself; thoughtful about the very
pins and ribbons Of my wife's dress;
about the making of a dolls cap for a
child; but of herself-save as regarded
her improvement in all goodness
wholly thoughtless; enjoying everything
lovely, graceful, beautiful, high-minded,
whether in Gods works or mans, with
the keenest relish; inheriting the
earth to the very fullness Of the
promise; and preserved through the
very valley of the shadow of death
from all fear or impotence, or
from every cloud of impaired reason
which might mar the beauty of Christi
glorious work. May God grant that I
might come but within one hundred de-
grees of her place in gloryr' Such life
was true and beautiful. But the radi-
ance of such a life never cheered this
world by chance. A sunny patience, a
bright hearted self forgetfulness, a
sweet and winning interest in the
little things of family intercourse,