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XII.
mir. Wilson to Mrs. Armstrong;

MIR. Wilson to Mrs Armstrong;
NEW YORK, November 9, 1882.
DEAR Mrs. ARMSTRONG;: Have you
all gone crazyP What Internal non
sense is this you are playing? My bust
ness presses me so that l can not leave,
or / should be in Boston. If this is a
joke it has gone far enough. First,
Carrie leaves me a most enigmatical
epistle, in which she saws: - Go to 2lOur
Mss b., " and saying she is going home
to her mother. Perhaps it is a Iauda-
bic desire on her part to wish to see her
mother, but why does she insist on nv
going to see a Miss b.? What Miss B. >?
/ fear Carrie is not well; be sure and
have advice from your old family ply
stefan. / sent Dr. Brooks to see her the
day she left on this remarkable trip, but
he tells me he did not see her. Next, |
received letter that l wrote her, re-
turned with . unopened written on the
envelope in her writing. Then some
lawyer firm send most astounding
document for me to answer through
counsel; said document being charges
upon which are based an application
for divorce by one Caroline Wilson,
wife of Robert A. Wilson, etc, ETC.,
which also bristles over with the re-
markable Miss B." Confound it, I
can stand deal, and I Ike joke, but
this suits me too well. What possessed
Carrie to run off to Boston without
warning, just on the eve of her birth
day, too? had bought her bonnet of
Nine. Dougan, and her friend, Miss
Bond, was keeping it for me. I wanted
to surprise her with it, For Heayens
sake, write or come home with Carrie
at once. ] am nearly crazy with anx-
iety about her and my business com
bined. 1t was the very worst time she
could have chosen to launch out into the
role of humorist, for l see my way clear
to make fortune if can attend GER
tain meetings for the next few days.
Telegraph me or do something at once.
Yours, anxiOusly, ROBERT
p. S. I inclose a letter which came
for Carrie the other day.
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Your DECEIVED WIFE.

Telegram from Mr.. Wilson, New York, to
Mrs. Wilson, BOston.1
To Mrs. r. A. Wilson, care of Mrs. Armstrong
1872 Beacon St, Boston:
What IS the joke? Keep me posted.
HUBBY.
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XVI.

From the New York Clarion, Nov. II, 1881
WANTED, a position as book-keeper by a
w lady formerly chief accountant in fash
ionable Millinery establishment. Salary not
so much of an object as an employer who will
appreciate rapid worker.
Address AUTHORIZATIONS Clarion, Uptown
Office
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TIE voLTAIC BELT Co, Marshall, Mich, will
send DIR. Dyes CeipbratPd ElectTo-N Oltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on. trial for
thirty days to men young or Old who are af-
hicted with nervous debility, lost vitality and
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy and
complete restoration of health and manly
Vfgor. Address as above. n. B.-No risk Is
incurred, as thirty. days trial ls allowed.
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"DR- BEEsoN's Celery and Chamomile
Pills, are worth their weight in gold in
nervous and sick headache. DR. H. III.
SchIichter, Of Baltimore.
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If your horses have sore shoulders,
scratches, cuts or open sores of any kind,
use Stewart,s Healing Powder IL -
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we viii go out to luncheon at DeTs
Mother sends love.
Your own MARION
P, S, 1t Is all covered with those new
gold beads that have just come in.
Telegram from Mrs. Armstrong. Boston. to
Mr.. Wilson, New Y oFlC.
BOsToN, November 10. 1889.
To Mr.. Wilson, 1o1i1 Wall St. New York.
Everything explained. We start at
once. Meet us at depot.
Z. E. ARMSTRONG. q
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been herself for a day or so. Perhaps
she IS not wholly well. Yours,
II. A. WILSON.
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VIII

Found by Mr.. Wilson on his Library Table ]
NOVEMBER 5th.
Mr.. WILsON-SIR: / leave your roof.
which can not shelter me any longer |
90 to my dear mother, who will protect
her outraged child. More than widowed,
and with a broken heart. | cast down
the idol which was enshrined in my
heart. G0 10 llOur Mss B.
Farewell for ever,
Your DECEIVED WIFE.
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Mrs Armstrong, Boston, to Messrs. Doom &
Sharp, Attorneys, New York;

LMFS. Armstrong, boston, to MeSsrs. Doom q
Sharp, Attorneys, New York
800 BEACON STREET, November 8, 1882.
GENTLEMEN: l desire you to COM
mence an action for the divorce of my
daughter, Caroline Wilson, from her
husband, Robert A. Wilson, of New
York, alimOny to be arranged for as
large an amount as possible. / should
desire matters to be expedited, and will
place myself and daughter in your
hands, to 90 whatever you may direct.
We, of course, should desire the affair
to be arranged without publicity if pos
sible. / inclOse the document, a bill
from a Nine. Dougan, milliner, which
viii be our principal piece of document
airy evidence, and l also inclose a short
statement of the actions of Mr.. r. A.
Wilson, which have compelled US to
take this step.
Very respectfully yours,
ELLEN +. ARMSTRONG.
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II
Home, Sweet HOme.' was brought from
mis- and reburicd in Georgetown. March 20
rough the liberality OF W. W. COrcOran OF
ashingtOn.l
~ last-thC long-ncglectcd one!
A. laSI US iand that gave him birth
HhIotds Hlm in her robe Of earth,
Fils ocean journey done.
At last the senscless dust il drawn,
Long lain beneath Tunisiau sands,
FROM crypts in those far alien lands
That early meet the dawn,
And here We lay the sacred frame,
Andmarlt the spot where rests the head
OF him who, dying, is not dead
While rings the trump of Fame.
Tho brain that framed tho Law Is rauobt.
Tho voice that spake is heard no more;
1et mNrhu thrOats and voices pour
Inc SIMPLE song they taught.
And Music, trembling DER the strings,
PuiS forth her fullest food OF sound,
Till souls 70 raptured heights enwound
hise Tar from earthly things.
And upward float, in vague desire
TO reel and reach a higher height,
where. streaming inward, springs 20 light
A touch Of Heavenly FIRE.
lie had his more than happy time,
This poet. Surely he who sings
\ song whose homciy cadence rings
In every sphere and cline
Is great-yea, Froater far than he
who wastes land with sword and war,
And scatters wild alarms afar,
With woe by land and sea;
Or that one, pcrched above the throng,
10 shape mighty Nations fate,
A part of all the hollow state
Where poup and show belong.
They fall, and Memory moving on
Makes no long halt above their names;
Like leaves that fly, or dying flames,
They perish and are gone.
But he, by suffering taught so much,
Upon the chords finger laid,
ana every heart responsive made
An answer to his touch.
Till each had made the lay his own,
ana OF the thought became a part,
For what is grown about the heart
Outlives the craven stone.
And down the ages, sounding long,
Shall troubled hearts from sorrow rise,
And sing with blurred and misty eyes
The sweetness of his song.
Let Fame speak from her loftest dOmel
Let Glory weave her richest wreath!
For he who homeless rests beneath
AC last has found home.
And honored be the kindly mind,
Cast I'm awide philanthropy,
That reached beyond the restless sea
And moved the far design.
All praise be to the liberal zest
That swept away "a public wrong,
And brought the bard forsakcn long,
And laid him here to rest.
-FdB HempSicdd IN B0stOt Transcript.
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Mrs. JAMES e. WIRMAN, of Harrison, O.,
writes: " DIR. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
cured my daughter of dyspep-
STA and Irregularities" e
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CHARACTER is higher than intellect. A
great soul will be strong to live as well as
to think.-EHers0R In the american
SEshOZGT ...a# 1903 #"a#
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LADIES, buy for your husbands, brothers
and sons ChrolithiOn Collars and Cuffs and
save trouble in washing. -.r.
KIND words are like bald heads; they can
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-10

Telegram from Mrs. Armstrong to Her
Daughter Mrs. Wison.I
To Mrs. Robert Wilson, 1872 Fifth avenue.
New York:
He is a wretch. Come To me Mt once.
ELLEN +. ARMSTRONG.
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AN evil speaker differs from an evil doer
only in the want Of opportunity. --QltiR-
fili1n.
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WrecI.ed AInnhnnd

In Yazoo County, Miss COW died with
hydrOphobia from eating the hay on which
mad dog had been lying.
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FIVE doctors; no end Of medicine; no
relief. DR.. BelSoH's Skin Cure has driren
dt0dy az erUptiohS aud I'm nearly trefi."
Ida G.. Young, Hamilton, Ill. U aIIH.
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[Mr. Wilson to Or. Brooks


DEAR DOCTOR: viii you call and see
my wife some time to-day. lam afraid
her nerves are out of order; she has not
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A Death-BIeK.


g can not agree with my neighbOr,"
said citizen as he consulted a LAWYER
the other day. --|4 -.. .H III As.
Build a fence fourteen feet high be-
tween you, promptly returned the law
yer.
Yes, but I would shut out all nv
light.
''Cantyou raise Your roof so as to
make his chimnevs smoker
I'm afraid my foundation wouldn't
stand it.
Keep your piano going"
4 do, but he has an organ
''Set the police after him for his ash
heaps
Il have too many Of my own .
Let's see-let's seer' unused the
puzzled lawyer. "Say, suggest to some
Of his friends to get up surprise party
on him. ~
by GeOrgel III do it! That lust
the checker! III have the thing fixed
this very week. Here's your five dol
lars, and I'm obliged besides. Re
yenge is mine at lastn'- Detroit Free
Press.
Among those who attended the
funeral of Peter Cooper was one who
walked with him At the funeral o
Washington
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-10

THE French Government intends TO hold
a grand international exhibition at Paris in
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-10

"BROWN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs' arc excel
lent for the relief of Hoarseness or Sore Throat.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-10

FUNNY, isn't it, that you always see tho
night-fall before any stars begin to shoot
The ,JudQe.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-10

Hale's Honey Of HOrehound aud Tar
Take instanter DONE neglect a cough.
Pixies toothache drops cure in one minute.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-10

THE diamond is the stone for an engage
ment but give us the old cobble-stoue in
free fight.
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TO COnsumptlves,

or those with weak lungs, splitting of blood,
bronchitis, or Kindred affections Of throat
" rulisS; aetit W., tIol iIi ~
dress the doctor, Buffalo, n. Y.
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The federal capitol at Washington

I'D The federal capitol at Washington
cost about S12,O0O,OOO but is regarded
as one of the great buildings of the
world. n The work was well done at
reasonable figures. - The unfinished
State capitol at Albany, N. Y, has al
ready cost $14, 900, 600, and 50, 100000
more has been called for The total
cost win probably be nearly or quite
S2j, O00,O 200. The estimated cost eight
years ago was 81, 100000 Architects
and contractors are more enterprising
and altogether more thrifty now than
formerly.-N T. Herald. ~ 81
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IT is better to be TepFvached by a friend
than complimented by q AUTHORIZATIONS
pT3lfD A-t 80
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THE cricket and grasshopper sing in the
dew wet
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IT is not lucky word, this same impos-
sible; no good comes to those who have it
so often in their months. .IE
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XVIII.
"a Page from Mr.. wilson's Expense Account
ENPENSEs. NONEMRER. ISL


"a Marginal Note on the Abovel
I do not think l will surprise my wife
next birthday. |.
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Am AnocdofA Of Yandrck.


On one occasion Vandyck was at
Haarlem, the home of Franz Halls,
noted Dutch portrait-paihter. Van
dyck went to his studio, but, as usual,
Halls was at the tavern. Vandyck sent
for him, saying that a stranger wished
his portrait painted, and had but two
hours. to stay for it. Halls seized a can
vas and finished the picture within the
given time. Vandyek praised it warm
", and said; Painting seems such
simple thing that / should like to try
what can do at it. Halls changed
places with him, and the visitor painted
the second portrait as quickly as the
first had been made. When Halls saw
the picture, he embraced the painter
and cried: you are Eandyck! No
other could do what you have now
doAer'-lK-s. Clement, IN st. Nicholas.
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XXI.

No. 3O5. NEW YORK November Is. 1882.
FORTIETH NATIONAL BANK.
Pay to DOZEN & SHARP Four Hundred aud
SiIty-Se Uen 41-l00 Dollars.
$467 A-lO0 ROBERT A. WILSON.
Il O. Fanlk11er. an The Continent.
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DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE.

An Episode.
from Nine. Dougan, Mlliner to Mr.. Wilson,
BrOkcr1
Mr.. Wilson, 1917 Wall ST., New York, to Nine.
DOugan, DR.
To Bonnet, $50
Delivered to Miss B., at her home. Reed
payment NINE. DOUGAN, per c.
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THE SECOND BURL4L or p4rNE.

THE body of John Howard PAYNE autb,,r
OF Home, Sweet HOme.7 was brought from
Iunls and reburied in Georgetown, March 20
Washington -
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feqal Notires.

IN the matter of the application OF the At TaE
wEsTyERN NEw.YoRK LIFE INSURANCE 1,sn sov Claim
PANY Of Batavia Io svSTy ~ nsursaos
Company In Of an order made on no
Sis day Of April MT Justice msnaSa go%nty
umy nj ner.on. who either policy holders or
nave or intend to any claim q any na1
ad assets are o. may eSn sne Of
Department State OF NewYork srS ~ ey
reouire 20 parties 70 these Sarsctor
and nature thereof % o Parker sn1 s.,ayI IN u
s M Batayia A. r. on before the first day o. Ior
her Sss or be barred from ell benent OF any rher 10
bs nossesson Of the sad Receivers OF the san
a, NJ tAr Ineursnoe DepsrJmont This pocoe
~, oiisncs 70 the requirements Of the pasre
order Dated NJ ~ =. 1888. ESs"0S~'
TO law26tTh
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pROF. W. G. Won PUECKLER Will return
Il September 81 German and French lessons 81 per les
/ son Address Office OF Cooper Institute
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" on Central Park - a., f ST, 1000
pnA p1iISC AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
~EN'' YOUNG MEN OF TO 10 -
preaares than Colleges Scientid3 SCHOOLS Nes1
Point Naval Academy. AMI Business frehcl uTima..
snantsh snoken and taught thoroughly. New buildings
erected our the Desteluippel private scnop ue
world Next school year VII oegia oePteBpit n,oc,or
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NETWORK SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
1881 BROADWAY Corner Of Forty third St.
carefully graded school for boys established WIN te
purpose OF fitting pupils thoroughly by inc pest
noe hOts schools science and professional pnr
The plan OF instruction combines private uIon WIN
casL Preparatory department for boys from elght 10
ele years OF -
ff HENRY c. MILLER.
4 STlMETS.
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- N. j. ALFRED n. FULLER. A. b.. Principal Opens
September 49, 1888 In the nig1 lands OF Northern New
Jersey Beautiful healthy situation Prepares for me best
colleges rainngt reading spelling composition
and eocrton Laboratory practice In che nistr sauvuur
system In French, German. Italian aud spanish MUSIC.
drawing military drill Full coroS or tv,
and Competent teachers Large nicely furnished rooms
board. home. Terms 500 per y0ar.
Ne sxtras except muste and painunE
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AlisreIlanecus.

ITALIAN MARBLE STATUES for P par -:
=, xnarsTuo TXBES 4 1R0S. hnp@tsra VA
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UERGEKS NEW FRENCm MEI MOD-D.il,

A. Tree denomination a a. Lessons by ne AUTHOR
More piOnurciatn AMI vcfSafipu in
month than In Three by Other method 80 payment
advance reduced pr classes Only system enabling
pupils OF whatever study
alone. 81 Last i1th 81, In square.
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1nsfrnrtlou.
For Both Sexes-C

| Nh ME. T.. y. SEhf Al lOS NSucccSSoI W
| NA Mile ". D. TARDIvED English, French German
Boarding aud School for Young Ladies' and Children 70
| West 46ths.. reopens september 81. French spoken
fuentlv year Lectures la French and English W
| eminent professors Drawing and Music unsurpassed
Special attention paid primary and preparatory depart
| Kindergarten
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NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
IN FORT WASHiNGrON. y. y.
Established 1884.
SuDerlntendent-JD ' IL. IA ".
REOPFNS SEPT. 4, 1888

Established 1884.
Oer'n MaopESs SER. p F. 4. i 1854
saTipaio2'iy roio@sl noqd s,rly aso
he Intellect ol ySati " S;.;a;: "a, W. ~ -
REQUISITES aaton discipline rsti, "ia dtdi' r
ae,yat' aeols ts1 mite; ~ ~ The
i55th-st carria se. are always ia w4tas BY ua,eg
notification. the Ipsriasshiels a''s' -i' ''" ~"
@ETe 3, ,sa % more
roundDgs not ouod along the ar-tn- OilN' o. tA'
TGsTs are si Srtg .etes fiS sr al
ierseeedb 5 oak groves aaorli1< an'' '|''' 3'e -"
{ ESPIE q sTE "a az "a iP1 G ,o'H'n
DACKARD'S COLLEGE, 800 Broadway,
open Tor the year siuients rece ged ~ any houi
sr T Sh -I SveS q ndyGuay in kecpSg wta
arithmetic commercial law corIespoadenGe poGosrSPny
ypewrting hTenc: German aaa S2Ln'n ana AZ 80 i
seaa 70 THcKAHD Ffcea o sfoad~ay
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
MadisOn-ave and 44;hst ITS for school Of Mines ste
Institute and technical PROBES fons APgliea9n' re-
opens sept 2a A. COLIN late Engineer Corps u y NJ AID
frOf Naval Academy.
CT. Louis College, 1874 West 37th-st.-Seect
course. Warm lunch Light Gymnastics Terms moderate
SCHOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
- SCHOOL 80 East 45th:st j. WooDgh . DAviS;
september III
T'HE NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. s
Eas . sah Send T Mana bPsSE p
VNHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No 721 Mad
cenTa PARK Gate No ,s 80 tHr DT
or business primary de- srtInent gymnasium build
ing complete in is h. ses OF e en m
After sept The building will open for inspection and
respectfully invited TO call
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
1881 broadway 42o begins its ~ year 5epen'
Der rs Primary Commercial aud Classical Departments
'''"'' '''" ' NJ NJ HOBBY. W. l. AKIN. Principals.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
~ YoRN-DEfAETTkMuESsTTfo or FREE AfT AND S0iNNoA
The examinations will De he'll 10 the Uays,
andon raesd,y. ss,to nbe- u. t u I. ,,..,,,.
which WILDE orass a. J,niny u tn a'xE i''i
ate year
OWN. w. RICHARDS'S School for Boys
w recpens sent "a at 10 West 42dst; limited to
So complete gymnasium send for circular"
For Young Ladies-citv.
A Misses PERKINS, SCHOOL. 2,O21 Fifth
400 With Music 500 Terms for boarding pa' per year.
A CIRCULARS of best schools, with care
ff e Ss
{ CARLISLE INSTITUTE, SIP Mad,sOn-aye.,
day school Tor yoaas oSar:a fioreash ooegi
French the LANGUAGE Of sae scasot German Latin and
passed. room klderg Eten lth year "a
GIRLS SCHOOL. West 39fh-st,
" reopens Oct T. ADDE'S Stowe, VI TIL SECT 20.
JACKSON SEMINARY, 513 aud SO East
school Tor adiss .ui cairol deriois 5sl,,i ef
teDsiye shady groandS terus So, % 500 per yelr For
NI us Madsonsye. reopeps MONDAY September ~
lsss Boys classes separate Public school msth0dA
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bermiu Gxterminaiors.

VOSTAR,S EXTERMINATORSd destroy S,i fi .ass
OBedbugs Reaches RATS Nice SVS e 20 Maiden lane.
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. E.bS FlFIH-AVE. - Mrs Smulicr and
~, l'b daughters Eng French ana German Board
ing Day scliFjl iOr fculr iaiict.
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or LANGUAGES.

or LANGUAGES
EIGHTH NI.AK.
40. lf~l BROADWAY. COltNEH ii).ST
Glasses art aud grnteneIin IN ,l+i Frclch Ger.
man li.aa, spanish GeeE sai Lldl. MOlru Languages
taught by native teachers lnth t'mo,n ipecd classes
EXCLUSIVELY Tor ladies' EyeIinr classes Tor gcIj
The best lur.sAe inr pIgs5 IusrLc;oi
at the school or 81 the pupa'- T'siiolco.
SPECIAL y .FAisIiENTs
EocuilOn, English Lucratnre. History.
Olce hours 10 y. IA. 10. CiIcI!2fa address -
+. Il1fAYENI9
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For Both Sexes-C.tY.
A -NEW-YORK SCHOOL

4 BILE instruction IN French. electricity, type-
- writing. fcicgrJphv - an EigIsh hrancI- IcW-
YORK Agi. Cole fccirrst IN Ioclus ~ si @6l q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06

V,HE ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS,
34S l2tst, will DO reopeled Monday. September
g. includes boarding and Ivy school for y0uag aides
Kindergarten AMI school for little boys For further inf0r
mai ous circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-06

THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL New
Haven. Conn., lrepsrs, ST. lelts t,r Yale sya
tees, President l. d. oolssy. f. W. Blake LII. D.
iesserr A. rllcher, II. !s'l,E. A. ", A. fvilils
LII. d., ProfessOrS V. alvin. prot9Jrf. W fto1L Adj
dIessW. L. GUSHING. R9c5Dc
The Delaware farmer., 1883-08-17

OF tile sure, SAID tnat nc could sec no re.sOs
why it should not be so. They had not dove
much in the way of shipping 10 the cities be-.
cause they had found an ample field here.
Kr. Lowery's supply keeps pace with the
same thiRgs at their best the city markets aud
shows that he regular rotation Of our seasons is
far enough in advance Of Long Island to insme
a good market. In competition with produce
shipped from the Soath we would have the ad-
vantages Of freshness and low freights that they
cannot have.
The conclusion of the whole matter is:
II persons having knowledge OF Market Gar
dening will candidly weigh the advantages OF
lower Delaware, this important branch OF agri.
culture will soon be firmly established in our
midst.