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.nPrLAR SHORE LINE-Fnr Providence.

l Boston and the East All rail from Grand Central
Depot express trains daily SUNDAYS exceptel) b
Boston m. parlor attached. and 10 p.
with palace seepngcarsl sundays M 10 with palace
sleeping cars Newport express leaves Grant Central
Depot AZ p arrives at Newport . m rarorcars
attached. F. w. POPPLE Agent.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Via Pnlisdeph Asi B aS I" and Washington
s
e. Chicago Cincinnati st Louis Connects for ali points
4 MIDNIGHT. Daily for Washington and all points Yves.
app a. os SeePns and Ses ao 3
Fuonst, Brooklyn. '''
BOSTON, VIA STONINGTON LINE.
steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS,
daily Except sundays from Pier 80 n r. lay ST. at M
h Boston morning trains from 'eam0F' landing through
steamers CANS and sroSTNGToN from Pier
w. ' for faE Set!sss
Kill MdgSTh1yT aHSns at cT;n. SOM cornwall
Newburg Marlboro Milton Pokecpsc. EsOpus connecting
roads Steamboat City Of Springfield leaves Tuesday Thurs,
day' SATURDAY. at . p M from harrsonst
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
trains leave deDots foot Of Cortandt AMI Desbrosses
Realm Ma ana N 5T s
y. ithaca Geneva EVol, Buiao AMI the Wess Puli%sa
M or GasoS E Beni is nd ,,IsT III
popis1 % ,n 20 AL -, m
oealfor Mauch Chung $40 m. Leave Manch Chunk VI
General Eastern cc cOrneT clgfS 19E GSraG
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.
tst,oo.r ov vOr PsHnsyvan ami, r. r. foot cOrandt
stations IN ps ri ana ss9 E r. foot Dertv,
LEAVE NETWORK commencing June -. 1888
M re? s IS@n N%9Sy S ya r@ G1 3 h. II va "a
Penn. r. r., 7:lU a. m. II n. .. p. m. sunday a
For Matawan &c via Phll Reading r.. r. 7:i5. .. IL
80. 4. 4.30 6p. Sundays 5:ij = m.. IL M.
via Penn. II. H. 7i0a m, II mp .. p. IN. Sundays
O.
For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park.
Sea Grit Point Pleasant &C.. Pha q Reading Z. r..
7;ij o. II q. 2;4J $780, T. 43O. ~. sundays mot
stopping Mt Ocean Grove Asbury Park S45 II m,i
via Penn. r. r.. 40 II M, $40, T. ). p.
sundays mot stopping nc Ocean Grove or Asbury Par
a.
For lakewood Toms River Barncgat &C. via Phila. @
Reading r. r.. 7:tJ m. 2:i5. p.
For Freehold via Phil. Reading r r. 7'i5 Q II a. N,
245 40, m. For keyport, via Phlla Reading H. r..
7i5 am, 245 1880 For Vmeland. Bridgeton
g. : 4 njn # T. E1gs sAs5
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ sPRINGFTELD HOLYOKE. MONTREAL and inter
mediate points. leave No o. T. r..
and u Sundays excepte y: connecting with traiusat
NEW.lIAVEN for MERIDEN, HARTFORD SPRING
FIELD. &c. Tickets sold and baggage checked ut 9ft
Broadway, " Y, and COurt.st. BrJ0SiTn 70
New Haven aud return. 81 80
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
/ Boston and tho All rail from Grad Central
Depot Three express trains daily SUNDAYS excepted b
Boston az a. (parlor attached. and 10 p.
with palace scepngcarsl. sundays nj 10 with palace
sleeping Newport express leaves Grant Central
Depot AZ p. arrives at Newport - p. parlorcas
attached f. w. POPPLE Agent
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Corporation Notices.


NOTlCE.-Scaed proposals will be received
~ tho Oico Of the Fire Department Nos 5j and 1877
Mercerst until July 3 1888 for forage For full nforma
ton CITY Record for sale az No. City Hall.
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ by the School Trustees Of the sixth Werd the hall
Of the Board OF Education OF Grand and Elm ss
III 1888 for furniture Grammar sclOohOusc
No "a For full information CITY Record for sale At No.
City Hall.
NOTICE.-PrOpOsals for estimates for repair
~ ing the undcrstfucuo OF Pier new 49, " H.. will DO
received by the Department Of Docks aud 10
until odnoaday, July 1, 1893, at IL O'Clock
For full information tho CITY Record Copies for sale
at No City Hall
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Citp Real Gsiate for Sale.

business PROPERTIES downtown for
ID sale Very desirable Tor Investment RC LAND
WHITING. Bcekmtn--L
HOMES OF MODERATE COST.-Partes
looking for iow.pucrd homes invited 10 call aud eN
anime the plans oi 80 To 1hol-os about 10 DO Dut u Tie
locations Central PARK they ae
sIbsfauti4iy built with handsome eKtofof- iatcrioa
parerod and - be sold with ot complete from
$50 d IL $4,000 LAMB a. RICH.
Architects. 4sG Broldvay New-Nork city
/ or ~ WORTH-ST., near West Broadway
Il for sale rutland WHITING Beekmansf
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DOUBLE TRACK, me MOoI IMPROVED EQULS
AEN 4. AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WIN AB5OLU M oAfaiI
Trains York De,JrOs.ss aaI ia
landi. Il. Ferries as follows
$40, 40. $50 90 snd 10 Lmltel II 800. $40,
.. D. T. and .. m. and l. nghL sundays D % Lin
iici. and 10 4. m. T. D. 7. aud p m, aud l3nisht.
Express Trans Nsw-iOr< daily except sunday. A.
20 aud .. M running through Via rreatOn AL
tamdcl.
Returning Broal-st station Phiadepha t2Dl
go Jt5 80 Except Monday 800. 49, $50 $50.
H. llslO Limited Express 1870 and $40 M.
- 1. . Il G3l. 7:t5. sand 500 m On SUNDAY l2o!.
a.l6 , 90 3tJ. 49,. $50 m. tJ:2J lAmtd. .: -
7.45 and $50 .. III. Leave Philadelphia via Camden
o a. ana 4.3O y. NJ daily eGcept sunday
Ticket OAlces AS - ani "a Bfo4iwAy AstOr IOuss
foot ~ DesbgOsses AMI Cortaudt stA COurst AL
brooklyn station foot Of Futpn-s Broo <yn Nos
ia ilO aud lis Iudspnst HOOoken Jcrsoy Cty
tmFrant Ticket Onice No Battery Place and castlB
Garden.
The New Transfer Company will call for anI clsjk
baggag from hotels tui resiislceL
CHARLES L.. PUGH, J. II. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Age Mt
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Gin Droperlp 60 Get.

FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED.-2,1 2l
tthaye. corner l1oih-st. beautiful ioui sory high
10 ruof posses-on later; reasonable others
SAMUEL X ILPATKICK. Madison ave, 21thst
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& 6 i&ScocE 5q WopD HI E 81. 5AD5
NEW HAVEN .MERIDEN HARTFORD,

~ SPRINGFIELD. HoLYOKE. MONTREAL and inter-
mediate points steamers leave Pier No g. H. r.. at
and p m SUNDAYS excePtc y: connecting With trains a.
NEW-HAVEN for MERIDEN, HARTFORD SPRING
FIELD. &c Tickets sold and baggage checked ut 9ii
broadway y. Y, and Court-st. BrJDkTn Excursion 70
New. Haven aud return, al 80
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DONDOUT and Kingston Line.-Steamer
James W. BALDWIN, leaves MondaY Wednesday and Fri
day az T.. from foot Harrsons making usual landings
aud connecting with Ulster Delaware ana Stony Glove IL.
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miscellaneous.
bridge FIRE WORKS.
ID THE GRAND DISPLAY
the Brooklyn Bridge May "a furnished by
offer At manGficturers' prices for private
displays full line OF fireworks u the
color and brilancy those fired the Bridge
DErWILLkH STREET. IS Dcy-st
FRANCIS g. LOUTREL,
Il 40 Maiden-ane sanoners printers and blank book
ufacturers. solicit your custom.
PEFRIGERATORS,W Water Coolers, Oil Stoves,
~ Ranges, House Furnishing Goods
X. d J. MOWBkAY. 80 Veseyet
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gn5irrctlon.
Established 1894.
supcrintendent-JOHN b. HAYS, VI. D.

EFOPENS SEPT. 7, 1851
Boarding School Of hg1ast grade Yh)ss threNOlt
end and scrupulousy followed IS - mold 20 Al elry as
henteect Of yO1th By s,t1c tbs viii ~ 03sta's all
hefeengs TsgiOn separating these thrss srolJ
requisites instruction i,cpna roll sol. wnIs httns e
profession.
Situated Washington Heights. about ton miles np ms
sixth Avenle Elevated Road -
l5jthst Carriages always In waiting or by timely
notification the superintendent meets tho arrival OF any
beautiful and healthy placeoa an eninelce con-
gful moro attractive sur
IOundngs found llOng ts fti nal banks II tA8
Hudson. Its buildings unusually HON sks.
There are forty ltlOhsi slatsi All IL
oak groves 4fOring ample 5pacs IOr Play
grounds
French German. AMI spanish spoksl
fBB 4 IN q A
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JNO. y. ABBOr RI Gen'l Pass'r Agent New O
.nDTIIEpN pAII PnAnn ms VIEW IEPS

'E'ROl BOAIS-CIl lIENS LlNE.-NeW
i steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
A. " H. foot OF Chris0phcrs lilly except saturday, a
connecting with morning tras for all points North
sunday steamer touches at Albany
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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE
- To BOSTON Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
The new Iron steamer ...-
CITY OF WORCESTER
without execution the elegant boat tho Sound
the iayOiite CITY or BOe AON, . -,
leave Pier No. 40 North River foot Of Waitss. next pier
Desbosesst Ferry, daily except Sundays at6lo N
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TRINITY SCHOOL, founded A. ID. 1909,
4 l5l7 Broadway Rector Res. II. HOLDEN. Under
direction Trustees Of Protestant Episcopal Public school
Right BISHOP POTTER. President Prepares for
college for business For free benches application 10 be
made having pupils received Further IN
formation gwen school NeK begins september
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STEAMERS LEAVE PIER ), y. r.,
FOOT REGTOKSr.
Commencing June 2) 1888:
For Highlands Seabright Monmouth Beach ana Long
Branch 43o 3 1915 10. 345, 4;3O. $50 Pun. sun
day, .. ~ a M.
For Atlantic Highlands 430 O. Is 10 Is am $40 s30
Tor Lakewood Toms River and Blrnegat m, $40
Por ocean Grove Asbury PARK, sea Grit &C, 1918 am.
1918. 3.45. 49, $50 D. IN.
foot lDery-s. lf5 a. m, > o. p N, Tor Lake
wool Manchester. Toms River. l'lrneglt, &C.
o. m Vinelanl. Bid seton &c.
$40 .. M for stations 10 Highlands
.f..4fn
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Geacher5.

ALL THE BUSINESS OF frst-class Teach.
IN ers Bureau transacted By the Union Teachers Ager.
cy Aston place. y. Y Teachers are aided In obtaining
uosItiops and parents recommended TO good schools
A. LOWELL e CO. Managers
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HENRY MoNETT. General Passenger Agent.
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will be opened 10 Albany Saratoga aud North July 1885,
with the finest Pullman Parior and Buffet sleeping
the word.
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| CEASIDE VILLA PLOTS at Oakley Park
- on Kockeway Betch-Che - for cash Ample restiic
tons; saloons; w be sol for cottage pi poses only
| TON. CnanlUeIshL y. n.
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RAILROAD.
IN ana affar Ina "a lgZR
ON ana aIfeT JUNO 30. 1888.
GREAT Trunk LINE

GREAT TENNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NcwYOrk Desbrosscs aud CDrti1nl5
Street Ferries ~ follows
Harrisbnrg Pittsburg the anil SOUTH with Pullpan
Palace Cars atlcred. a. M aud daily. New YORK
and Chicago Limited OF Paror Dnlns noSinB AL 5les
Wilamsporf Lock Haven a. m. D. m: Cory and ;rsl
y. connecting Al Cory Tor It1svie Petr)eun Ce1'
ire aud the OH REGIONS
Baltimore Wa.hngfon and "Lnitel Was1ngt5l
Express Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sunday, ID
a. M; arrive Washington m. Regular VIA b. AM p r.
r. ji H. 80 - an y D. tnt IL ntgat VA
u. and % y. r.. / and : .. an - uigit.
SUNDAY. via Is. ami T. H. r.. m D. AL Il nS15 VII
%. aud o. X. H.. : 10. and - night
For Atlantic city exCep- SUNDAY tl;lV a. M i anu p. ia
Tlfou gii ~ on } D. main.
for cane May except sunday 81 and lon and p m
Long Branch. Bay Head junction. and nietmeci te ga
lions halfway AMI Ambov. - tli . T. m. IL nppn
2.iO g. ami = u. on SUNDAY. p M aud , p M docs
not sou Ashury Park Boats OF BroOsrn Annex con
meet with All through trains 40 Jersey civ, anOrding
Trains arrive Pitfsbur 600 ant liz ~ uL 3n l1d
ln2nn M. daily. and daily. except NonllF. IRON
Washlngton and Baltimore 500. CjOl. M 3d. J;i. 3'p
lO.{5 p. m. Sunday $50. b:lDt m. ht' an !
lOsun m. From Baltimore. l:2O p M: on ~1nd-is '3p
u m Prom Philadelphia 800. G2O bjh. 800 teIceps
600 81 $3.50 e55. 1920 1888 and l0:iOp. sunday
25o. G20 $50 1.o3 1855 a. m, 6.2). '35. 3d. lO1'
-'''' TOPHILADELPHIA
THE oLD-EsTABLIsHEC ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
~ TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDJ on SUS
DAY. esIAIlONS IN PhILADELPhIA. ztt
NLW-lOkk-
DOUBLE TRACK, me MOoI IMPROVED EQULS
AIN 4. AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WIN ABoOLO ~ oAFEIl
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Y.P. q h.-Mests at their rooms In Pos
ter's brick bailding on Saturday evenings
e 7s3O o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons e
4 Buiness meetings are held on the evun-
Ing Of the second Monday in each month.
Everybody invited % attend.
y. p. CHuRcn. .-PrcAchingevery Sabbath,
% IL A. n, and =. y. by Rev. 8. q. lr.
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School at 2;30 ?. n.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EvAxoxEacAL CHuRcH. Preaching on Sab
bath ~ III a. n, and "a r. n. sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day svening. J. A. Hollenbaugh, pastor.
CoxoKEoArIoNALCH CHURCH --ServicessycgJ
Sabbath at ii A. n and ?. -. sabbath
School at ESQ. Prayer meeting O
Thursday evening OF each week. J. w
HArrins pastor.
NJ. z CHuRcu, souTH 2as
aid 4th Sabbaths a. St Panls n Z. Church
South, at ii A y. Sabbath School - II
a. u. sharp. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. jos. Emery. pastor.
NJ. Z. CHURCH. Preaching every Eabbatl
81 ii A. -. and 7iP. n. Song seryics 4
the evening before sermon. Sabbath Schoo
u 2:30 r. \. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Rev. II. Judy, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ever,
Sabbath morning and evening In Churcl
cor. Bgcadalbin and Fifth Sta. Sunday Schco
1T $50 p. m. Prayer meeting ever.
Thursday evening. Rev. Isaac II. Condis
pastor.
CHRmrAx Preaching ever,
Sabbath at Y p q A Hall ct ii o'clock. 4
n, and 7;30 r. u. Pulpit supplied by Rev
II. y. Morrison.
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Tho best India ink has rather
brownish tint, Ii very hard and heavy
In stick, and he's metallic ring when
struck. Ifit sounds dull II IL not uni
fern.
To hatch poultry successfully, either
by artificial or natural means, tomper
ature Of from l02s TO l04' il needed.
This may be produced either by Tbs
parent birds, by Gre, or BY the sun. II
10 we'll known that in ancient times th'
Egyptians hatched chickcas by arti6cia
means, using buildings somewhat like
ovens.
Many persons viii not ride upon fas
trains frsm fear of accident 10 them
thinking that the chances Of dissste
are greater than at lower speed, bu
npoA old roads well managed thsre i
little difference between flfsy miles n
hour and twenty-five, a. regards dan
ger. AZ for accidents, . mans hea
breaks ~ easily Al twenty miles q
Aeur a. at forty.
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II tAs 0Srcait Coars ofthe Stale ef 0regon Jor
tas CosAsv Of Liza:
Lewis Cox, Plaintiff.
va
Osiandsr Parrish and Phehe ] Parrish,
his wife, and otta Fox. Defendants,
DY VIRTUE or AN ExECUTIoN
and order OF nale isaued out Of the
akexe named Cenrt In the ahevo enlitlea
suit 70 nae directed aud delivered, I WIN
on Saturday the 12th day OF January 1854,
at the Court House door in the city OF As
bany, Linn countys Oregon, sell - puzzle
bidder the real properly described In said
order af sale &c fellows, teswLE. Be9in-
ming ak the nertheasl cerner 81 Heshkon
| Parrish, denatien land claim, Notification
| No. lIeS and claims - and tT in Up. IL,
south Of range and 3 west, and running
thence West = chnins and y links tnencs
south q chains and 50 linka 70 the south
boundary OF said Not. 1leS |; thencs east -
chains and - links % the southeast eerneE
ef said Net. 11Ss thence north ~ chains
and 80 links to the place OF beginning,
containing 106 Sz-le9 acres mere or less,
situated In Linn csunty, Orsgon, the pro.
ceeda arising from the sale Of the iirsl
ahove described tract Of land @ be applied
- fellowa, to-wit; First t. the payment
ef the coaks and disbursements OF sui
taxed ct Sko.so and sccruing ceses. Second
| to the payment 81 the sum OF s170 adiudg-
ed - plalniR as an Attorneys fee. Third
70 the payment 20 the Plaintin the sum q
s1s11. 10 and interest thereon frem the 2srd
day Of October, 1853. ~ the rats Of one per
cant per month and the overplus 4 eny K
Be paid to the Defendant, Otts Fex, ant
the proceeds arising nom the sale OF the
second above described tract Of land 70 b,
applied to the payment Of the sum feunt
to bo due 20 the defendant. Otto Fex
Iamounting TO SIsi2.b6.
Dated this eoth day OF November, 1883
GEO. HuMpHR.Y,
Sheriff Of Linn county, Or.
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OUR CHESS cOuMN.

Address all communications for this
department. to P. o. box oI, Indepen-
dence, Or.
With this weeks issue, we begin the
DKxocaAr's 9Th problem tourney.
The tourney viii consist Of eight meet
move problems.
First prize, Marasohe'a Manual oi
Chess second prize, 100 chess dia-
grams. Two weeks will be allowed
for solutions. In case Of a tie the chess
editor TO decide. Neatness and analyt-
| ical thoroughness Of solutions will b,
taken into consideration.
ToRSsr PROBLEM NO. /.
Mate in three moves.
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wnEs rnsr nur.


*. John's Lodge, No. g, IN Fosteu
Block. md Saturday OF each menth.
CorinEhian Lodge, Ne. III, same place,
lst and ara Saturdays.ef each menth.
B4ylsy Chaptsr, no. 8, 9Th Saturdays -
aame place.
Albany Lodge. !. o. o. +, Wednesday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hal.
orgsAna Eneampmsnt meets every 2xa
and 9Th Friday Of each month.
Willamette, Ne. s. A. o. u. W., Menday
evenings at o. +. Hall.
esfety Lodge, A. o. u. W., Tuesday
vsnings, In Peters0ns Hall.
KniGhn Of Pythiaa, Thursday evenings
ct o. y. Hall.
Chosen Friends, ~ o. r. Hall, ist and
erd Fridays Of each month.
Anclsnt order Of United Templars, ct o
=. Hall, lst and Srd Tuesdays OF each
month.
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lie Sun.
NEW YORK. 1884.

About sixty zsEEIion copies Of The Sun have gone
Ous q our s8iahllshnsnt during The past twelve
months.
Hyoa vsFs topAsts end 70 end 70 Al ths eOlamns
of me sua- prinssd and sold lass yeaF yOu w0ul4
ges eontinueus strip of interesting information
common sense wisdom. sound doctrine. And sAns VII
long enough % reach from Printing House square =
the top of Mount coperneus In the moon, then back
70 Printing House square, ard then thrss-quAFteu ol
the way back 70 the moon again.
But The SUM- = written for the inhabitants Of ID.
earth this same strip Of inteiigenes would girdls
the globe twsntE seven or twenty-eight tines.
II every buyer Of eopyof ''Ths Sun during %.
past year has spent only hour over H. and hi
wife Or his grandfather has spent another hour. th
newspaper In 1855 has Afforded The hmna4n rae.
thirteen thousand ytaEs Of steady reading night and
dsy.
i only little calculations liks this that you cas
form any dea of tie circulation Of the popular
American nssspapsEs q IS Enfiusnos On the opln
Ions and actions Of American men and women
ssThe sunS i, and win continue 70 BE- newspapei
whieo tells the truth without sear q conssqusnecs
which gets At the Acts no matter how much TIE pro
eeas costs, which pFsssas the news of I'll the woris
without uasts q woEds and In ne nost reAdabll
shape, which Is working With al its heafa for u,
Gauss og honest government and which therefore Be
flsvss fhst tbs Republics party must 90. and mus
90 In this coming yeas of.our Lord, 1854.
yea know 'sEhs SON. you Ike it aIready, sns
you yin rad Il With sceustomed dllsesacs and pros
duisg whatis sure 70 Be the most interesting year
is h,ssogy. II you do nos jet know 'srhs Sum-" 4
: high time 70 gstiuto sunshine.
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A forest Of trees was recently found
under bed Of clay and % feet Of
soil on Connecticut avenue, washing.
ten.
Somebody whe has been counting
says that the article /" The is used
about $4,000 times 10 every copy OF
the London Times.
FenIen In bis younger day, riger-
ossiy and iHfiexible condemned all
novel readizg, net foresseIng that
he was to write TIienaqus.
In some Of the paintings and wo-
ven devices oftextile fabrics made by
the ancient Peruvians (who were Q
nation Of caricsturlsts) comical de-
IlneatIons Of cats and birds are com.
mon. In some OF these figures the
tall Of the animal terminated In q
birds hsad.
When Hludo or q Burmes swears
he duplicates net only himself bat all
bis kindred to the seventh degree
bis personal acquaIntances and pos
terity, and II he should perjure him.
aelf they are, In his opinion, all con-
demned 70 ten kinds Of punishment
aud Ave attacks Of enemies.
The French and German lace ma.
kers, most Of whom are mlserabIy
poor, sconemize light by satti ng q
candle on a little table about which
they gather ach one with large
bsttle Of water set before her. through
which the light passes, failing upor
the workers cushion In . large brighI
circle.
On the Chinese telegraph lInes,
which are run by q Danish company
the messages are sent and received
In numbers. This Is managed by
having Chinese characters stamped
on one end Of . block and numbers
on the other. The message Is glver
to clerk. who tarns the blocks over
and sends the numbers.
It is said that the intemperate as.
sf tea has been greatly increased ii
England BY the offer Of prizes mad
BY the keepers Of cheap tea shops. Il
the hspe Of obtaining the tsa-sst
and ether things promised to lArg
consumers, women bought mncI
more than was needed by the fam
iliess and drank immense amounts.
In Sweden 9 bride has her pocket
fllIed with bread. It Is supposed tbs
every piece she gives to the poor O
her way TO church averts some nails
fortune. La Norway the bride her
self hands reund strong drinks, tbs
all the company mey drink lssg liz
to herr; the wedding feast lasts sons
days, and the guests have no wish
to Elst their moderation be known
Small note paper was first sol
BY Brighton stationsr, who, Wish
ing to arrange his stock In pyramlds,
cut seme cards very small to psint tn
pyramids. Ladies mistoek these card
for paper, and asked for that smal
paper 50 often that at last he wal
obliged to cut ssms OF the desire,
size, and then, as there was no spac
TO write the address he invented tn,
envelope.
Prof. William North Rice says thA
the Connecticut River, between North
|amption and Msriden, was once 10
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The dryest -four contains from six 10
seven per cent Of water, and the aver
age percentage would be from seven
ssen 10 eighteen, as from eleven %
twelve per cent can be driven cut By
beat Of about 500 fAhr.
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Oil Of white birch bark dissolved In
alcohol when applied to fabrics rendsE
them waterproof and preserves them
from attacks Of insects, without In any
way seriously impairing the appsarancs
or the pIiability Of the material
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MAD PROOF OFW0HDERFULUUREs

Frnmoni, Ohio. Jan. aSth, 1881.
Dn- n J. KxxnAEG and Co.. Gents ~ thlnk u my
duty - rcnder yoa Ey thanks for bsneaa and pEote
which hexe derived fsom your Invaluable ard i1r
famed Spawn Cure NJ cousin snd bad yaluahls
.HlAllion, worth efooo which hsd very had spagln
and was proneaneea ky four eminent veterinary sur.
geos heyonA any cure. and that The hoFse was dena
lar ever. As lass resort advised nay cousin 70 ny
bottia a. kendails SPAWN Cure. It bad magical
well - ever. Dr. Dick q Edinburgh, The efninent
veterinary surgeon was uncle e nins, and take
i great interest," n assisting his profession.
Yours truly,