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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-07

Referred tn the Committee on Pr
vate CIaims,' as the sneak thief re-
marked when he stole q legislators
overcoat-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-07
Tragedy Of Lengrellow's Life.
Nes York EvsuiDg Pos

Before leaving Europe IN 1883, he
had met. In much the manner describ-
ed in Hyperion" the lady who was
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-07

There was a young man so well bred,
That the hair would not stay on his head
But the Carboline oil,
Put new hair on the soil,
md now with an heiress he's we'd - a.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-07

Patti Is said to guard herself careful
" against cold. She evidently does not
believe in free sing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-07

Bonamy Price, in an English maya
zine, asks: What is Money? ?" Bonamy
is evidently publishing an eight-page
daily paper in two-page town.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-07
An Exb,editian.

PoLA, April s.7The Austrian Polar
expedition, left her le Sunday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-07

1t is bad luck for thirteen persons to
sit down together at table, especially
if there IS only dinner enough for ten.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-07
-'.'l'l-5'----lp -
a Had sNauDI,

NEwcoMEsrowN, o., Dec. II, 1881.
Pisos Cure for Consumption has cured my wit
of the worst cough that ever was in this country
and L am glad to certify to its good qualities.
mo " rooney
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-07

carry a stock Of ST JACOBS OIL in my little boat
The Captain calls It Baby Nine" and has stored
therein signal rockets, thermometer compass
provisions, etc. and / have but little trouble
Before starting out rub myself thoroughly with
the article, and It's action upon the muscles Is
wonderful. From constant exposure am some
what subject to rheumatic pains, ana hotII N,
would ever benefit me until j got hoIo q tbs
Great German Remedy. Why, on my treyeis
have met people who had been suffering with
rheumatism for years: BY ny ADVICE they uSed
,ythnI1t f0od for DAYS than be without this rem
edy for one hour In fact would not attempt q
frifn without it, The Captain became very en-
tt,irrSsSf5e. a., the subject Of ST. JACOBS OIL and
SrheT, nc len him he was still citing instances Of
he curative qualities Of the Great German Rem
edv 10 a party around him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-01

h,, d,,nors and toosts md responses; IN all OF when
there is nothing reprchcnsblc provided inc ,on Of
afford the expense. II IL rccomncnued ~ coIeee for
this Imaginary difficulty that cparntc . Int n
females Should b. established across the street. Do
requires no argument to show thnt s ennnwy Compe-
tent teachers arc certainly drug IN me innathctica
iIIis,rnfe. Where could the women oi I'M, ny a
,,,,,on oh,ain an Instructor under whose HVh!,
,hoti n1instrations they could he IN tiacd 1 ,s
mysteries Of Greek Thought anu spee'' "
FINALLY one reads: I'VE not educating bOy The
ti,nr ibe nnrsuts of women. nor girls 10 loloM W
r',, ~ men -: and might add, we are moi c'uoa,
Ing boys TO foo the pursuits Of mr 1 a. ef ' Il worse
han useless college education Is merely inc loul;l
lion on which 10 build the superst otnie 3I si ir
education in special pursuit After tue coref tie
Ton fine yonng man begins his special edncatlO anu u
voinr woman hers; not necessarily the sa'nc' "'
necessarily different .,. ,r., r Intended
have prolonged my remarks 1urther IMAM iht n
and must beg your indulgence therefor. i.SHt re
MIGHT bc Of interest TO to know now sllu,' ~
gaids the snbect of coeducation Very respeetiuiy,
Helr- YORK. Nov 81, lSs2. EpMOND a. NAs'o-
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Counlrn propertn for Sale an1to Get.

EIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PROPERTY in
this vicinity for sale, laying 10 per cent. rutland &
WHITING, . Bce&mLnst.
EOR SALE.-2lO,000 acres of very desirable
~ rd Wood Timber Land the waters OF the
Cumberland River KeHtucay title perfect For maps and
ali Information address kENTUCkY, Tribune Oihce.
EOR SALE or 70 Rem + fOra term of years
House on CentraLaye e. fcw minutes walk from Orange
depot lou teen III mace nJt and cold
and all conyelncsi good age house and stable for
three homes garden two and all In perfect
order. Address ROBINS, - COrtIandsL
FOR SALE, A + POUGHKkEPSlE,
L TO CLOSE THE ESTATE
The HOMESTEAD OF THE LATE
G. ". SWIFT.
On the HYDE PARK Road. tal minutes walk from the
once stng OF
NINE ACRES OF LAND,
With tWo.5tOIy and attic FAAGE DWELLING containing
say, 10 rooms. with aud heated
by steam
tai1age-hOuse and ample Out-buldngs.
Apples pears and iruit 81 al kinds IN abundance
For pa uCuaTs apply u WALTER COkLIE5 agent,
GaTuen-st, PougIkeep5ie.
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THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF ELIZABETH PREM.
TISs. Author of P" Stepping UeaYenward." limo
DID 573. Arson ID. f. Randolph & Co.
Mrs Prentiss commended herself TO large circle
Mt once by her attractive personal qualities her lit
fitness IN dealing with the sorrowng. 70 hun
dreds of the children OF atfi ton she Was tender
and wholesome comforter 10y her books her letters
and her personal ministratiOns. She spoke 10 such
out of a long and painful experience OF sickness
and trouble. To an ahectionate sensitive and re-
served nature to liberal eRlture and keen aesthetic
susceptibiities she united mucl decision and force
OF will The hgn religious purpose Of her writings
was wrought out in a fluent lively and picturesque
style revealing close observation aud careful study
of character Her books mad a very extensive cir.
culatioD especially those which dealt with the
practical trials OF life and those which she wrote
for children. The work which best represents her
TO the reading public Is stepping Heavenward," of
which more than 81 600 copies were sold in the
United States alone; besides which 1t ressued
by several houses in England and was sold by tens
of thousands IN Canada. Australia aud other parts
OF the British domInions. IL was also translated
into French and German. and passed through sew
eral editions in both languages. Five OF other
books were repubished in England and three
Others Translated into French. Over two hundred
thousand bound volumes of her books have been
sold IN this country alone.
The biographer has done his work with delicaoy
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ana after % her lSS2,
AND UNITED STATES > NAIL RoU


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via DesbOsses and COurtandi
Streets Ferries, follows
Iar lsOUIg rttsDuIg the West aud south, with Pullman
Palace Ca attached m. and H. daily. New.fork
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Wiamspor LocA Haven a. m. D. m; Cory and Enc az
p connecting at Ony for ltusvie, Petroleum Oes-
ire and the oil itetOAs 81, -.
Express" Pullman Paror Cars daily, except sundAS ~
a M, ART, Washington Regular, via b and r. r.
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sunday via b. and r. II. X, D a. m p M, anu IL msh
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Tor Atlantic CITY. except sunday olb fn ana p m VI
sunday, j:l5 M. =, an 49, ,,s.,,rs.v.
0 ranch Bay Head Junction. sDQ intermediate stations
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pcts NJ roolyn Annex connect with all through uani
a Jersey CITY, anordiDg speedy and direct transfer "i
y,IyFron Pttsburg. 500 and l:20 1880 ana
~, ~ m daily. Mashin gton and Baltimore oSI
650a IN 3 so $50 $3.50, lJ1y and l15O pm sundayoos
40 M 1913 and 1000 M From Baltimore l;zO pm On
SUNDAYS V35 p From Phlaaelphi1 900 6:5J s:SIt
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
~ DREW aud ST. JOHN leave pier al North p,NL--
Of canalst. every WEEK DAY at m. eonnscfsI,o ot
Albany SuDdsy morning exceptedJ with trana North LEE 2
and Fast st1tcrOOnls warmed. "' wei
Excursion tickets to Albany and retuI1 good 70 dav
W. w. EVEnkTT psay,S5,s ~ W
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DouBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQuir
ME\T AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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bruoalDn Jro1crto ror ja; an Do fet

TOR SALE on very easy terms, f0ur-stOry
brick dwelling On ths west site 81 C'ii npI Hclyl9
ing irI9 III sCIrDIrl 70 ttrnln-s, |ita D1e.
FruLl-st: lDt sJNljD nal nOl N )lY
Of cash required. Address L. LESTER, Tribune Oihce
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So far as beauty of style can be preserved in
translation Susan Coolidge has retained it in
Anglicispg Gautier's dainty collection of animal
stories, My Household of Pets" The lives ami
loveluesses of the arstocratic white cats Don
Pierrot and Seraphita aud the fate of the thirty
two little white all killed by the thunder
bolt and turning up their punk toes in a mournful
row, will long remain master of pleasure to readers
of poetic and humorous turn,
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Nova, Bv Alice O'Hanlon Author OF "A 'o'"'
Heritage" Horace Mclean" &C 4to paper ~ osn''
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ynstrnction.
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NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON, N.
Established 1854.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u. HAYS. NJ. D..

REOPENS SEPT 4. 1882 q, A.. s.,,
BOARDING School OF the highest grade, whose thre-loI
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the intellect Uf youth the viii by oocnHHoe SUI
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Baggage hotels ami residences ID wooD
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PAM. Init d TiCKETs TO BOSTON ALL Raj arrives
NEWPORT eN press at y. IN tpaiiOf cars s'~>
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

rs
ON TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDg0N sUN
~ DAY 5 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. IN
NEWIOhk
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Real Gstale mallieo.

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w mansvie for immediate possession; small frame or
brick house with stable about hall OF ground must
be IN PEE cct 0cle Address VITA fu particulars T. CROW,
northwest corner Duane ami HudOEsts.
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The Rev.W. Calvert's Wife's MANI al or Prayers
Thoughts and Songs on several occasions of Ma
trons Life" has been printed by Roberts Brothers in
petty antique shape. The verses are tender aud
devotional and the little book is excellent ho-
day gift.
The Harpers have Just published King Henry the
Sixth" in w. j. Roles edition of Shakespeare 5
plays Each volamo has an introduction and
copiOus notes
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Lee & Shepard have added to their list of Illus
trated poems in uniform shape pretty edition of
Tenuysons verses. Ring Out, Wild Bells" Miss l..
b. Humphreys illustrations not in every case
successful, but some of them full of poetic
and pathetic feeling that they easily carry the
mainder The same may be sadot Miss Humphreys
sketches fer The Old Oaken Bucket" which has
been brought out as holiday volume by d.
lothrOp & Co.
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Mem 11nb!ifa ions.
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PUBLISH THIS DAY:
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Nova, Bv Alice O'Hanlon Author Of "a Cos''
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nor NEW HAVEN.-Steamcr leave Peck
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steamer arm, es IN time North and East
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

MISS J. f. WREAKS, 50 East 77th-St.,
IVA French and English Boardng and Day School for
Young Ladies and Children, will commence sept n Care
iu training ana thorough instruction Ia department.
Kindergarten Class commences oct. 10.
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Art Schools-City.

Art 5chO)IS-CltY.
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COLOR AIN1ING, STILL LIFE, FLOW tkS aud LAND
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For z Dung Ladies-City.


MISS NJ. a. CLARK'S
WI French and English School for Young Ladies ana
Children. l07 East 35tst public sch01 me nous empOyeu
MISS GRINNELL SO East 55th-st., will reg
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On and after November IL the agnineent passen,.x.
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p M except sunday, parlor attached arrive. W..
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M daily seepers and day coaches through 70 CinnSe.
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ll:2O m. Is and o. palace sleepers and a. hus
through 10 Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Chicago ny o"scnes
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arrive from the est at $50 M $50 d. M and "a rams
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-21
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The General Superins ssndeut Of the
Life Saving Service is continually in re-
ceipt Of now schemes, patents and de-
vices from all parts OF the country.
and from all classes OF persons. who
urge the adoptiontof their often crank
views and machines for the rescue OF
mariners from wrecked vessels. The
latest device comes from au EnSlish-
man named Fox, who Is now resident
OF Ohio. 1t consists Of q cstapult,
similar to those used In circuses for
throwing acrobats into the air, and is
called by its inventor The Vacuum
Gun OF 49," The projectile to be fred
out OF the gun to the stranded or sink
ing. vessel consists of relief boat,
folded umbrella-like, which contains q
human being, one OF the life saving
crew. This man goes in the canoe,
closes all the apertures. and surrounds
himself by rubber air-bags. He is not
TO be fired in sitting position. but is
supposed to lie fiat, with his feet to the
stern. The idea is for the man when
the canoe-projectile reaches the water
10 raise himself up and scatter life
preservers and air-bags to the drowning
persons. .--. .... -.. 49,. ..