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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-08-02
Tit for Tat.

IRON the Youths Companion.)
Tt is pleasant when rude person has
said an ill-natured thing to see him put
down by the intended victim of his un-
mannerly tongue. Said pompous man
Of money to Professor Agsssiz: 81 once
took some interest in natural science:
but [ became a banker, and / am what
am"
"Ah" replied Agassiz, tiny father
procured place for me in bank; but
l begged for one more year of study,
then for a second, then for a third.
That fixed my fate, sir. If it had not
been for that little frmness of mine. I
should now have been myself nothing
but banker"
The money dealer must have felt as
small as the American Judge, who, find.
ing his enforced bed fellow by no means
overwhelmed by the company of a per-
son OF his dignity, observed: "Pat,
you would have remained long time in
the old country before you could 50,
yon had slept with judge"
"True for you," said Pat; "and ye,
Honor would have been long time in
the Guild country, I'm thinking, before
ye'd been judge!'
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The Fossil Trees in the National Museum

The Fossil Trees in the National Museum
The Smithsonian institution has re-
ceived from Fort Wingate, New Mexico.
a carload of curiosities, including Dor.
tons of two stone trees, one from the
Fort, the other from the banks of the
Lithodendron, 20 miles from Navaioe
Springs, Arizona.
For these massive specimens the mu-
scum is indebted to the thoughtfulness Of
General Sherman, who, while CROSSING
the continent in 1873, suggested to Col.
Swaine, then in command at Fort Win
gate, the expediency of securing them,
Acting upon this suggestion, an expe-
d!tion was organized early in the spring
of 1879 to proceed to the Lithodandron
(stone trees) in Arizona. Thomas y.
hearns, q gentleman of long residence
in that part Of the country, and familier
with the locality to be explored. kindly
volunteered his services, and success
was, in great measure, due to his ef-
forts in carrying out the wishes Of the
general. The military detail consisted
Of Second Lieut.. j. r. G. Heqewald.
one sergeant, and twelve soldiers, all Of
the Fifteenth United States Infantry.
and the party was we'll supplied with
army wagon running gears specially ar
K q ~.
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HoRmann's Iron Rinu.

Carl Hoffman,, who was for many
years editor of the Vienna Tageblatt,
wore until the day of his death an iron
ring on the fore6nger Of his right hand.
The ring had been made out of q link of
the chain he had borne throughout two
weary years when he was a political
prisoner. He was arrested in festh in
1849 by Windischgraetz. Then only -
years old, he was tried for treason by
court.martial, and was sentenced to five
years penal servitude in a Bohemian
fortress. He remained for two years in
strict confinement. His feuow-prisoners
were, for the most part, Magyar noble
men and gentlemen of high degree
Among them was Herr Won Szlavv.
lately imperial minister of finance.
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"juST LET NE SHOW YOU"
DIR. FOOTE'S u
az neAl1N HINTS

Ana lseOWD UeeePeSS
Worth $25. Cost 25c.
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"PIAIN HOME TALK" AND "MEDI-
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100 PAGES Of Advice about Daily Habits
LOO and Recipes for Cure Of Common ALL
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Family. Only % esnts, by mail, prepaid:
The Handbook contains chapters on Hy-
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mon Ills, HYGIENE Curative Msasures, How 70
Avoid Undssirabls Children, Knacks Worth
knowing, Hints On Bathing, On Nursing the
Sick, on Emergencies, Hints for Pregnant
Women, together with some Of the Private
Formulas Of DR.. Fooz.; and other phyaieiaal
Of high rspute, and direction. for PREPARING
food for Invalids. ~ AGENTS WANTED
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lac East 2sth Street, New York City,
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A sport-Loving Bishop.

The late Bishop Scott was strongly at
tached to outdoor sports. In earlv
youth he was forced by poverty to fish
tor q living, and to the latest years of
his long life he retained a fondness.
which he frequently INDUCED, for the
hook and line and net. He was expert
at the tlller and at the oars, and was also
crack shot with a fowling piece or rife.
After he had risen to the highest honors
OF the church, he often took delight in
roaming through the fields and woods,
and sailing on the streams or bay, 40
companied by his grandsons and other
boys OF the neighborhood, who found
him genial comrade and an apt instruc-
tor in the sportman's arts. -.
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A $4,000 Bull PUP.

The price obtained at q London show
for the prize bulldog Lord Nelson, who
had won every cup for which he ever
competed, was $4,000. His aspect ID
described as that of the "most unprin.
cipled rnffian that ever ran on four legs
to help his master in the attack on I
helpless traveller on q starlight night :
His coat is milk white, his eyes red and
.bloodshot. his chops fall down each side
Of his jaw, and when he raises his ipe
and shows his teeth the spectators draw
back in terror. 5,5)fs
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Its main line runs from Chicago to Councn
Bluffs. passing through joliet Ottawa, Ia SALE 1;
Geneseo Moline, Rock Island: Dayenport WeSt
hberty MaIe M c1a Sfuar Etasn
tic and Avoca: with branches from Bureau
Junction to Peoria; Wilton Junction to MuSca-
tine, Washington, Fairfield E!d0n, belknap'
and
Washington to Sigourney, Oska!0osa: any h lux,
vile: Keokuk to Pennington, Bonaparte, zen
tonspOrt Independent Eldon. Ott9mWa, E9uy
VILE 0ska99sa Psa MSnr4 to3 ana az M Wes Des
Moines to Indiafiola and Winterset: AtiantiG 70
Griswold and Audubon; and Av0ca 70 haIlan
and Carson. This is positively the only Kali AL
read Mhen oWas aaa fas of
Through Express Passenger Trains, with Pull
man Palace Cars attached. are run each way 0ai!y
between CHICAGO and PEORIA, KANSAS C!I9'
SON. Through cars are also run between Milwau,
Rock island Short Line"
The "Great Rock Island" Is magnihce9tiy
track is laid with steel rails o
What will please you most will be the pleasure
of enjoying your meals, while passing over tne
beautiful PralrieS OF ilinois ana 1owa IN one I'll
Through Express Trains. You get an entire
meal as good as is served in any frst-clasS hotel,
for Seyenty-fve cents.
Approaching the fact that a majority Of the
people prefer Separate apartments for difierent
purposes (and the immense passenger business
Of this line warrantng it). we are pleased TO an-
nOnnce that this Company runs Pullman Pdtdce
RgLhMA AT :, R : ~ GAkS c are "A
coTin SGsts 1ia Iii. Line, knewn q the
all Ticket. Agents in the United States
For Information not 0btatnable at !
n, r.. CABLE,
- Vice President and General Manager.
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ctcrn1n1l1 nrl tlai.r-.95.

~trNVPNI .e4.I rlt..lf' \f.r-I.p +TN --
-, 49, 60. ~. -' 49,. ......... ..
y .-'Il'h 90 .'.,. .' %" ... d.. .l.''.- '
Fi''s}A, in.J %. th4l 'ii-.-- .''.t-
i'i't i.-A- '... DO 'i' D., So .,'.. Dap ,.....
tl ~ .n- or .'u.n-tgn, l'ta DR. i.' tr'n'l '.',''a'
Na..H 'uuH'. 't'i' .''l 'I DIT DID, ~ t..'i' go.
900 20 DO "i i.'. Ilt .'I, ti.. ID ..r ,. .'
Allentown Reading. ii'rt.,.U', +t.J.u lGulh Nili'm-
I'.'. 4.nlIll '' 'f.'. '.i ..' ,,..,.... 4,.-
J. rnli uf 'l.IN finl i.t'iHH, y 'h "H i''.-' Iiil
f.-''If-, i7nci 'HHuN ..i'i- WIIh' .f'' $50. r.
..i1 %. l-t ~ ..i'A Mtlch tIu1s, ltlilld bil''"'
NiIs.-nar.e Scranton. ..c.
fOu1 No. FOR %. I'd Bridge Branch Ia-t1n, See.
4:f'p uI.-t0r ~uutrN. lr. FI-uiu@t.n, &'
.:3 % II-t1r aston, Allentown. Aci.ll-' H'iIl>puIt
hHItH 'Uu..s Ni.H--. ifF". 49,. ,,...., ...-..-
sunday trains l,tN. If --t' a. iI- ~ p I'D. ..' ' -
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THE IRrING MIL REUNION PLAN.

The Irving Hall project to unite the Demo-
cratic party in the city was further elaborated by
meeting in the shcrins office yesterday Among those
present Sheriff Bowe Order of Arrest Clerk David
son. ". Cochrane and ax-AldcTman Nicholas HaugiOn,
James OBIen Charles G.. Cornell James NJ. Smith, q. j.
Stewart, Edward Browne, W. H. Secot ard W. j. \. Nc
Grah The dcsra5ilijy of changing the name OF Irving
Hall considered, and it was finally agreed to appoint
n subcommittee To prepare plan for new organize
ton This subcommittee Of will report 70 the ill
committee. after which mass meeting will be called
and the plan launched upon the public in the same
manner as that of the Committee OF One Hundred.
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GUESTS At THE NAVY YARD.

Rear-Admiral Cooper and the other officers
at the Navy Yard held the second of series OF rece
lions from to =. IN. yesterday in the Equipment
Building, which GfnaWented with flags for the o.
casion hre. Cooper, Mrs. Dennis, and Mrs. C0wcs
received the guests, who were numerous and included
many wcll-suown persons in Ncw-IorR ana Brooklyn.
Cnnfrlnn'r hnnl sunlipl tic music
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pensions during the next

required annually TO pay pensions during the next
twenty-five years; referred.
The SPEAKER laid before the House letter from the
Secretary of the Treasury enclosing estimate of the
deficiency In the census appropriation amounting to
$500; referred.
Tue House then AT 800 p. IN. adjourned until Monday.
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house ~ REPRESENTATIVES,.

l. tie Hous, 81 Eclrcscn aiiY.s today NI. ROBE
q, e.. ,, y r, f..,, tfc Committee ,,, j.,,l.. .i.
Bun I'V' -''' i''' - ''''
H. sea 70 I'l'I' '"''''7 ' '''''-'"'' o- ."' 4'l-
loving committees Ways AID Means 20 10; Judiciary
40. ,,ffr, and Currency to IL: Commerce o. 1p
NOM, to 10. Foreign Affairs fn e.. ,,. .i-.,-i
.,rsfo ID. Post d rrc, and Posi- Roads to ID ; pui,
I,- ,n - . Pacific Railroad to Is: Im4roy,l.crt of
g. .,.,iia- of tl. Mississippi River o. H.: Invalid
I.ior a To 10 War Cal- to . and Accounts 10 IN ;
also Tor the appointment of Committee the mi ar-
oceanic Canal and Foreign INLAND ItaI-lJra' io3i jo
consist Of i3 mcm'efS ~" WHICH h'm be rcIeIred an
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Glcnmjol!J auo Railroads.

nor BRIDGEPORT and all points ON HOU-
L sATONIC and NACGATyck EAiLRQAb s-,tespeEt
ltaVrt afarIut slip 1880 Ar, 300 pA lwenly titu,es
Last River 3lj p. Fare lower thah Oy any Oihef route.
NEW-HAVEN, MERiDEN, HARTFORD,
~ sPRINOFELD H0LYoKE. SOUTH VEdN0S' IN.
ami III 80 D. m Sundays excepcd 1880 m. boat connects
with specla train Tickets sold aud baggage checked az ~
broadway. y. Y, and C0uftsly bIoVAS" A-AN"A'S's~
New IaYen and return 81 o.
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DanruJ AtdOemIe5.

ALEX. MACGBEGOR'S
81 r5o for dancing. III Fhttava View classes atter
To-..1gl Gcntcucn Monday aud Thursday cvca-us Pr
,.,Ie lessons. 500 circulars.
ALLEN DODWORGi'S SCHOOL FOR
a DANCING 80 ISL Ffth.aye.
GLASSES open uJrlny AMI afternoon Glasses Tor lam.
lilies. Gtutlertn Monday aud Thursday evenings Pf
yatele5-ols send stamp Tor clrrUiir
ID HARVARD REILLl'S, 57S 5th-aye.-
] Neyp5rt Casino cu axcuent closed october l.
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Gitunttons 0antc1-- females.

\ cultivated lady living near the city
70 take the Gag care Of I've or ,ec yoynF ei
TH4ooNrS02N Station Gaf ii F. O''' % '''''''''
CUANBERNAID and SEAMSTREsS.--l}y a
y respectable young eir rs cHm0nrHmd ana stan'' =.
We,tiiih.t, ci5. -
E,HAMBERMAID and WAIrRESS.-By a
y vcry capable soften gil wtoc.' cly rtsieaC f
way desirable a ter'ant Gan al 10 0'I''' ''-
tween leth and l9tlls'>, over Shoe store. -----
CIAMBERMAlD and WAlTRESSor take care
qca raj h,a,cnork anA long il the country. cai az
NHAMHERIAID or CHlMBEBMAlD and
hair; excellent references. 81 West iith-t
NHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWO EK, WAIT
= ING or NURSES, &o,-Hy Am.Iicanand ir1iG ~
EsTANT HOME BUREAU. DE-, Gtl-ave. above I0ti.si
NOOK-By an ENGLISH Protestant woman, for
y small family: c,Htor able home dc-red In prefer
TO AgA wages. Cal az 7I6 shave, ia the s'coi no
COOK.-By German Protestant young wo-
y mau, g.. city coua.. peg ' "a Dq
he's good b'tei "i"9 macs pe' >o' aug eI l ~ ~
cooafcnrereG Can at % G:haFe bet 18Th and l"sts'
IOOK-by a respectable colOrcd woman is
- willing 10 assist iu washing reference NO 81 west
N0OK.-Middle age; hes; city references;
Call OF addres, b. 81. ll- West @lthsl.
CO0K.-By Q Young yomanj is a GOOD l cook J.
and excellent baker; would do coarse Washing cllj OF
couotIy. ,rclcc ljr Wrs; @-ii-.t, first h'oF
COOK. &c.-By a thoroughly competent and
\ experienced cook family or hotel restaurant she has
Icla-. references 81 civil O1Hgllg &c can Tee srl tt
Protestant Home Bureau, 1855 6haNe, Tour doors above
lCtA-si.
NOOK. WASH, IRON.-By German help for
v city or country Con Dc seen az The PkoIE-lANI
HOME BUREAU. 13S Gthaycr ourth house a0oy, lollsi
nINNEK or ORDER COOK and ASSISTANT.
- By young woman IN hotel Or chophousc; city OF
county. 81 East l4th-st., Advertising ONCE
EIRST-CLASS COLORED COOKS, wait
re se claln5oruads, nurses walters, coachmrD, Once
HOUSEKEEPER, COMPANION or lNNA-
7 Z LID NUR~E.-FOT a moiCuic c"mpen>ai on has
some u0Wl dee music ana business best city references
Address call at 1913 East 2jth-st
UEOTSEWORk or COOK and LAUNDRt~S.
% scotch Protest mt girl, lcady willing IN not
AFRAID Of Work DO good washing and ironing; j. good
family 10 when want at and say where she
,u b. .it.I su to work and good behavior retain
constant home NO W tlItNt ptl "crh i0lh ana 4't -'s
over shoe store.
Z AUNDEESS. &c.-By iir>t-clasS laundro->;
understands d lu.s One washing and ironing cuts n.y.
etc; public private; city OF country. No2-l Aoiis.''
grocery.
NURSE.-By an experienced Protestant nurse;
= can .,a entire charge OF an infant or growing cl.dfCu
best OF city references. 40. III West aGthsL
GFAN~TRESS, &c.-Cndcrstands drcs.mai-
- ail Kinds of family sowing; also IHacuine Wal
che day week, would take pesna'cht place
iu CITY country; objection oirasr address -AN0-
Fltis@ Box al tribune Uptown once, l,-6s Broadway
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''' ~ Yves, 2g;l.,t lc'r broadway
KINDERGAPFEN
~ The Ecw.Yor, V,rul S:lot for ini-r,lr'e1 Tel,t
ra and Vol. krd-rst-, W:,u -cur tlty Ct'7"S Dor
ov- AMI gjr,s from O., 10 y'l.| Nnl b.. 2-t-st tIhe
Palette viii reopen Jrt. H-t.i-t ipr Nur-t* .-....
PROT 10 ~ .. "a - Rat 'ttA NtAl >-bo-i.IE~
MISS GRINNELI. - +. 5lth-st.-SchO0l tor
y youn, aa, a.a children. kindergarten tr' be method
E5ISS :. j.. CHAPMAN, ....
VA Engl.' French AMI GerIlI 51iri9gaal Day 'cA'l-
i.GIu,Tlr MISS B. n. Ecuro.ct ~ ,...
Removed from 80 .l.t i-t--f To- 80. Wee t'si-'-
TID-lH~'I abduction Zoo aIl departments.
1EODEL AMERICAN kINDLEGAEILN,
W ~ a- IGl-,i Pupils l.oI1 ITO 30 u5truc,. lI Ac
cotGinrr v.i,lI she best methods. Hours. 40 l.
AIRS. CHAPNAN'S English and French
~ =, 5ol 81 Youug Ii hes I icrl raJp'i 1'o''
her2- ar ,. s,s, -. ~ ,f'I.ls 3Ib d. Antet nun
LernI LlI.. Sol !. ~. u.
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Gclp ipau!c0.

NyANTED-Book and Cashier; one
w familiar with shipping Hud corporate property pre-
frrcd situEuu 90 city permanent. undoubt,u
quired. Address W. T. o.. Box 3.iSc, CAY.
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II TNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS,
FOR q EE>@TDWN AND ~ EHPuOi.
I.ayiu3 Pier -, y. L., foot Of h.ng-st
WIe0ONSI N..... ......... 4 ues ay. Jan. o.
NEVADA ..... ........... tuesday, Jan. ~, 2.
ABI~~ MIA Tuesday. Feb 1870
kRILON lay, Feb H. p.
WNONiT NG...... .. TUESDAY Feb. 81
~ These steamers built of iou ia Watcrgh coTp1st
mogt- shed w. every requisite Co make the
ils- acIus- tur Atlantic pot safe rEd agreeable having
bathroom -,ylu groom. drfHi piano Ht library
tNurGcucri f'Farcss aul caterer each
Tine saicgop- a upper dock. thus insurng
those greatest a.. ma uNuc5 % perfect ventilation and
SIGHT.
CABIN PAS NGi Cct5rIng stllcroou). 500 $50 and
500 IETLRNlEbIAFI. so. STIGIAGl az lOW rates.
OFFICE, s.. d. BROADWAY,
,VIll.TANf.; A GTION
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InstruCilon.
For Boys and Young Men-Ci.v.

For Boys and Young Nen-citv.
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
IA ARTHUR u. NAM, 34l Madio'-1v
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
NadlS0nave. anl 4Ith-4t TT. 10. tie Sr11J 81 i.rs
Stevens Institute Sho,hrl &C.. an technical pfo'sJ
Classes IN Architecture! AMI Nj chauical pi1win%
A. COLIN lat. Engineer Corps, L. > ", ana Professor ~
Naval Academy.
University Gfammar Schooi, /. isl Broadway,
~ near i2l-s.. Ia 80" Primary C0mueicii @,'H
Classical Depart,n VI. NJ LJboy. W Ain fHl''pu+
WILLIAM II. LEGGETT has removed M;
w school hi. residence - East olstst The school
yeaTb gins wednesday, >epen'er2L
For Young Ladies-City.
MISS CHAPMAN WILL REORGANiHE
vi her and Europe classes or etie' on January II
and II at hex residence, 80 West iHti.s;.
AIR. ERNST PERABO
w viii Ic-Ini" his
PIANO LESS ~ &.
and may Doe addressed Ot AcfUs. CiIl'hHi'lN" "
Sons, Boston. Mass.
TENIiE MISSES PERTNE. b East 74ib-st.,wj
reopen their English AMI FrelcI Bo'rhnS anu pAy
school Young Ladies 5eptsnJar2i nUniOi. u !cs-'
Iuiils = All, -
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For Both Sexes-CitT.
KINDERGARTEN

English 20 Foreigners. o.. -,
day tfnc. - cents i. r. COEHEA. director.
.. UN.. g.tL.... IN-r hIJIIHli.
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Tor Boys end You2r Eren-country.

L
4 LENANDER msu,ate-NlIit2T. Boarding
"A ~oh'o. Nhi' Plains 81. 'ulrpt. o.iW ILi~'Fh ~
UORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID Academic classic and SCIENTIFIC COURSES with pI'aiy
department. adore, col &. t. it- t Pin Bcrieniown NJ
BOSTON SCHOOL OF ORATGEY.
TO nrlarc arrnts 10 c,ar he Junior I'm the second
sodc,,e., %, gins o.! TIE a.. 81 4aoa e 9gi5cS :" "a.
D. So rAlApAb, PRINCIPAL, ~"Hei'o'.' ''
POYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID collie. c,i.t oncl or rejected cau.aa.ss coached,
tunrcror vintet ~iocS'rd2c, 1i's'. r. Iio'f-lANN
NOLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSIl-
Preparatory 10 c'l,tt s.sl4I; s;IlIS -, 1ltl'5t ii3r.
ouchPlTHcl 'rhllf nE nhli't run ~ l1l't'ch We
HAYWOOD INSTITUTE. Lqnrsboro', Bcrk-
r. airre Co.. Mass c,l lsnat ia 1872 its for college "a,
crnc scuoo business private Instruction specially
'lI''i'''' '-'' Row 4. A. GILgrBE a. ST., PRINCIPAL.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, y. j.,
i boy, boarding School. The Esv. a. G.. CHAMBERS.
Principal. ---------
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY WOR-
( ! CEsTEH, Mass. c. b. 2iErgALF, a. NJ, -1pt
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tawytown, n. Y
Parents ,lg3 s29 t3T2 r..y W, s %
calsI i 6tr.l,, B,'e, u5.rIt
+. i Ho@i- 4 Il. Principals
DEEKsKILL N. W Military Acadcmy.--For
PENNSYLVANIN MILITARY ACADEMY
Chester Penn 9nr49. eP'gaoe. H. ,"is.I
pIVERVIEW ACADEMY.
sd9 T. :c IL r 3 c5 5ains study. NIFTY blu and
Caai.gia win Chart Of College Rsl1isons sent On april
cation OTIS rIsgEr, a. ~ raacpll.
GWlTHIN (. siIORiLlDUEe,
MEDIA, PA,
ACADEMY AND GYNNA@IUM.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroaos.
:.
,linyreIncti)l {, III Eastern

A PRODUCTION OF FARE.
~ FALL RIVER LINE
New. York 10 Boston, 81
Newport an Fall River 81.
Limited tickets Cores p0niin Ilcti)l Ill Eastern
Points
Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
Leave New York daily, Sundays excepted
At 4:3Op from Pier ~ North River foot OF Murrays
Connection by Annex Boat from Brooklyn at Jersey
CITY m Tickets and state be scared a. all
Pier y and Oh steamers. GEO. l. CONNOR
BORDEN LOWELL, AgtS Gen. Pass. Ayt
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
on and after Dec. L. the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, foot OF COrt
IanGt-st and TOss,s-s as follows
500 m, except SUNDAYS, ParlOr car attached arrives
Washington JlO m. 100 y. except sundays arrives
Washington Sp2 Night Express leaves Washington 9:i1
daily SleepeTs and day coaches through to Cincin
natl and Chicago.
j. m daily. Line for Washington; arrive Cmcin-
matt $50 Chicago $50 and 81 Louis 500 o. m
b. o. palace seepers and day coaches through TO Cmcin
natl 81. Louis and Chicago.
- ue faster time TO the West. Trains
arrive from the West at $3.50 m, 800 ana 1890
Iictct and sleeping beTts secured and baggage called
Tor end checked 80 destination at company Once No 30
Brodw AMI at oil the offices Of the Pennylvana Railroad
Company.
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1 cultivated lady living near the cit
u vo a take the entire care 81 two Three Young Oh
dreu teuns very modcrstei best Of reference. MR.
THOMPSON, station /.
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OeeGu Steamers

T! NCIlOR LINE and L. s. NAIL STEAMERS,
Z NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
Fioin Fer No 90. North River, New-Nork.
Ar,hGII JaI -, ?. Ciroass,a ian. % p M
by Ji. Fl. m. FuTnessia ED D. ba W.
Ties steamer. io not carry cattle sleep or pigs
Rates of passage TO
Giasrpw Liycrnco, belfast or Londonderry:
Cabin, -GJ Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
second Cabin, $40; Stecrage, S2s.
NtM-NOhk 10 LONDON DIRECT.
From ri No. 20 North River, foot Of Charlosst
Nicn la Ja- + noon California Jan Il. D. m
Cabin, = - and 80. Excursion Ut re lucrd rates
HLNIEESrN BROTHERS. Agents Bowling Green.
BORDEAUX LINE.
NJ Scy ana dirse5 Line ~ the South Of France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU BEONITl.E .............. Wednesday. Fe
travellers for France, Span ana italy, Pgrelee1 Pd.
Nice &C. viii save time anl expense ~ taking th liuH
cabin Including VI ie 80 Stccrage 81 For passage
apply 70
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hRlNER.-Iy q smart young man (2O)
has Gld ev.i.uce ana D., not AFRAID 81 work ry,
OH, best o. references. Address A. ALBlcsA, 2iI >o-u
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after Dee p 1881 viii leave depOt5 foot Of
at $40 a. n3lo and C3O
pm. tor l.tU lchcm Arnt Reading Mauch chunk,
Wlscsu1rrc. Towundl. Nayyy, ithaca, Geneva, Lyons,
Buffalo and the West Train at m for Ea-ton, Bethlehem,
Allentown Reading N2uch Chunk, Nlkc,utrrc and Pitts
ton Pullman slcrprr coaches atac he'd % 03D train.
Train, leaving 90 a. and p 10. connect Tor all points
=. p. EY1NGTON G.. P. A.
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OAIIEORNIA.

EALIFORNIA,
Y OREGON. COLORADO ST. PAUL, MIME
APOLIS, and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH. MON
TANA, DAKOTA MINNESOTA. aud the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN R'y.
to Ave trans daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west o.
Chicago. PULLMAN SLEEPERS are run on all Ot IT,
through and night trains. Tor Of fare and other in
formation apply Dy ctttrOi in person to coupon ticket
agent or To- J.. T. BOOTH