davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24

A rTORNEY- ROOMS Z
"a and 8 Yesler.Leary block. corner
Commercial and Mill streets, will prac-
tice In the supreme Court OF the United
States and eli the Courts OF Washington
Territory. je7tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24
KEN YALL'S SPAWN CUll

FnExoSr. Ohio, Jan. .. III -
Kendall L Co. 0ehts IL t1isk -,
to render You my thanks fos 49,. s.~Sr
flts which have derived from yo@ y. -
hle and far famed Spawn Curs. -
and I had Q valuable stallisas -
which had very bed spawn. - =
nouDced BY four eDinsos ~ ~ -
geons beyond any csrs. 80 - Z $500
INV cousin 70 try bottle Of Ese salls ~
Cure. It had . magical sAhet
bottle cured il and the horss y - ~ ~.
DR.. Dick. OF Edinburgh. The 49, ~
mar surgeon, was an uncle q -. -
take great interest In asetsooe
sion. Yours truly. IA, .: 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24

General banking business transacted.
Sight and telegraphic exchange payable
In all the principal cities Of the United
States and Europe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24

9. q. 0TRUvE. J. @. aAINHD, ~. NC MlCKEN
STRIVE. NAMES Z nc MlckEM,
Attorney -at.Law.
WIN prActics In Ill the courts of Wash.
ingt0a Territory. Rooms and & second
MAJ lesler- LeaIy Building. Seattle.
". u. WHITE cHAs. y. MUNDAY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYRR, Of
Bourbon. Ina, aayg Bob myself and
wife oWo our liv6 - NHuOHN CON
SUMPTION CUR1~ l. B. Stewart,
dyuaQigA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24

.. ]. o09AMY.
AEoAieoee a11 oupog1osooAou6.
o. room u. Yesaer-Lsasy Duilding.
Rtunt o4uo6 nolS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24

KAll0cm, MURPHY 4 m0lC0Me
Attorneys and couassiIors 1t Law.
Special attention given to Criminal.
Admiralty. Divorce and Land Practice.
Seattle. w. +. jaA DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24
ST. PAUL, OMAHA AND
CHICAGO,

BE sure your tickets read via Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway, and Sc
cure the advantages only offered by this
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24

For freight and passage apply at Com
panys office, on Yesler's wharf, or on board
the boats at the same wharf.
mr3l-u g. w. HOVEY, Agent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24

j. r. & 81. II. LEWIS
4 TrORNEYs AT LAW. OFFICE
n Butler's building. room and s
lane Street Opposite Occidental Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
Doaro and Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
A % EAST 2OTH-ST., near Broadway
Handsomely furnished rooms second floor good atten
aDlnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
Mem Publications.
BOOKS MAKE THE BEST PRESENTS.
PURCHASERS SHOULD EXAMINE.
FOR GROWN FOLKS.

DE AMICIs' HOLLAND AND ITS FEorhr '"'
supcrb zuyder Zee edition with etchngs slo and so
THE LAND OF RIP VAN WRINKLE by Sc"i"e
Iauber and IIeinemann. Alto. cloth, 30 patss'.
NApAILIAC's PREHISTORIC AMERICA o''a'o
with 2l9 cuts s.. 1890 ,,orrpv
PROSE MATHEMATICS FROM THE MoDbi'N
EssAYIsTs with PORTRAITS. } vols ~ 80 and IS 40
WEIsE's DISCOVERIES OF AMEMCA oc'a'o WI"
curious maps, 81 so .. aud
THE PRINCESS ALICE OF ENGlNp. Aetno' MI"
correspondence, with portrait. 80 %. ,
THE NUTSHELL SERIES. comprising WISDOM, iii'oD
ply Sentiment, Epgrams, Proverbs AMI VII anu - ""''
vols obong S2mo cloth. IS: Calf, IN oasen case slH, 49,
HISTORICAL CARTOONS FROM PUNCh' mn
tury OF English History 1i7 Cartoons i2m' ~ <' 49,
GINDELY's THIRTY YEARS WAR. VOLS ''"'
Illustrated. 81. ,.,,,,, o,,.vo
STEVENS LIFE OF GUsTAVUs ADoLPhuS' oc'''o
with portraits - 80.
FOR YOUNG FOLKS.
PLurARCn FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, Quar'o' i"''' '''"'
traied So -, ,,,lv
mERoporrs FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, quar'o i"'i'
illustrated s3. , Iuus
tra,si. SO. ,- ,,,,o,y or
CAMPBELIs AMERICAN GIRLS HOME bum VI
WORK AND pIAY quarto. 40 cuts, ~ -,
uERpICK's WONDERS Of PLANT LIFE ioho' '""'
illustrated II 90. ., ., ,,>,rs
sorus AND hHYMEs FOR TIE LITTLE oNh9'
Edited by Morrison. Svo, - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
pENNSYLyANlA RAiLRoAp.

iHEAl lHiNh IlNt
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains New York via DesbrOsses and Cortandt sess
Ferries rs i0'lows' Al. o.,,...
HARRISBURG Pit,buTg the West and south WIN Pu,p.a
Palace Cars attached, a. ~ and a. ~ daiy. Nes..
York aud CHICAGO Limited raror Dining, smosing Anu
Sleeping Cars a. y a M. every day -.
AZ p M connecting at Cory for 'itusye Petrolsun
Centre and the oil Regions. .
Baltimore Washington aud the south limited wssins' n
Express OF Pullman Paro Cars daily except SUNDAY "a
arrive Washington 4O6 D. m k.eu Or AZ gu 90
and $50 a. |, $40 and p m and IL night sunaS'
GID a. m, y p m. and IL night
For Atauc city except sunday. LOO m
For Gaze May. except sunday. ll;lO m ,.. ,.,,ora
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction and Int rmeste nS ?d
via Railway and AmbOY. m, II noon 1. oo a. .an a
p m. Sunday. 900 and $500 p III lido not soy -
AsbnTy Park 49, nu, trs,ns
al Jersey CITY arording speedy and direct uan'e' ~
BrDo<yn travel. -. "A
pttsburg $50 ant lisSa n % ' Proa
1920 p. daily. and m. daily except No'u1yn MAO
Washington and Bsltimore $3.50 and 4Da H. is AL
$50. $50 go. and 1903 p m srniS,a S a. N
.. M, AM 1908 D. III. From Baltim re- 80 xyonsay
From pnIlaas peia $50 $780, $50 eis7 ssSsO: $50 sd.
100, 1850, $50 a:20 1895 1890 E. n ana iI 40 iJS
sundey. 35J. $780, $50 1+O 705. ll:3J a. nj NV ~"
b:2O. lU:OS and 1920 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
Gonnrp propcrlp for Sale ano 10 Let

FLORIDA LANDS .,.-...-.... .,,,,., T., -.u
'o' mn on the ithlacoochce river valuable
4 G.. VAN DERllP q Stonest, n
JNIORIUA.-Ihe new town of Clerlnotfi, sum
tor ,nrny highest land In the state perfectly healthy
-, , hrautiin clear water axe REGIONS hf~chss orange
and earl, vegetable land. For naps ind citrnis hhie's
WILLIAM \ HOUSE, Ninelhno, y. >.
NOR SAiiE.-Nery cheap to close IN estate
ri.,u' fnt,n containing 10 acres. high sntr tui'a
,ir ai er hit dvtiin, - foorsi mn"tini 1"tii IN sr
rn uihUnes ututv fiuii9t pitei shin " fi VWhi ny
h tr q,iiirs tillner ut nDDusuis lnwtisi ~ r. - IN
founi n,m,s faliual W. tlLillh, 1877 lNti'y ST. n '
lfOH sAiE,-N Rirhmuhl llill ~ J., -
80 and Dr.an drriiutl iir-ir Win etrtt wrfthtre
sit,ot "a, ti htflihiuhtfs, ht'Nl y. st'HF
,,i ,,,i,, u, 4, nf 90 i,si trut " 81 tlli " y IN
III ti,miu p, iiutuitlt T. POW itlt h'hfrrh WV
ItOii kAiE, \ nice country tnhiilrhrh ~ ~
j a,ins uun hnHi 49, ihn NtN iiatlh rHl aNns'fn',
ir,ins. .uii ihuhlneai trittirn ~ ihr 'erH AlfF
i0OW IrR. $3.50 psi iihai
ORANGE, ~ VICINITY sl,r',pll y /, l,e,hl
M. i'int- 81. ~ }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA AlLROAp'
THE OLDEST ROUTE

o TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND W.
SUNDAY 3SrArIONS IN .lllsADEL
PHlA 2 IN NETWORK.
Express Trains leave New York via Desbrosses aud Cof
Street Ferries as follows: - $500 a2O.
G3O 10 $50 o aud 10 Limited liio o. !, ak
$40 l. s4O s. D. 7s and y. w. and ~ nigiI ,unava III
Limited and 10 M. 4, q. : AND y H. ~" "
night. Emigraut and seoond class 200 M ,na., 62d
trains lcavin, New.York daily; except suh.sy. iran.
$3.50 and ll;l6 T. IN. l. z. 4, AMI p IN, conus'' ~
ton tor Camden. -, ,,.,.,.,oh,s ,9,ol.
teurnlng leave Broaast station % No SsS
H. and rs M Limited Express 1850 and % 2, Uni
g. a 8, g. $50 7i0 7i5 and vil5 m ON sunny IA ia
and 7A5 p N Leave Philadelphia via can'aen '"' y
Ticket onces Az $40 and ga broadway, Astor ~
Ind foot Of Desbrossos and CortlaadS sn nrStlyI
AMI Brook lyn station. foot OF Fuonst,
Nuschs Hotel; uobosen. station Jersey c 5,yyr,,sa
The New a DIRK Transfer company Will oAh i0S s"~
baggage from hotels amt residences d, wNon
CHARLES T.. PUGu, j, WoosSS sank
General ManageG te1efA Essss go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
qI RrE Es, oaa Hees,s sA Ait ky Ia IT nAi

TlE ElUE RAILWAY, now knnVn "a He
/ EhWfURs LAKE hhit AND wH-rEhN hAib
Arrangements II tans iro'r oianhet,si Depot fium st
wr'y &c r. sgnisyi nsr fiptgs. g"riis as..
S" a,. ,ss r. pi LICK sa@t saN ,eaH'
op m 4it al tss nHa y ,ltsa n ~, ,,f XIX Wv
tituT i.-i q ~ hiakaiatsiis siA o. nl Hamilton 90
su,end naT llgnnenns ans arrive ieieda ~ H. ana
+ ''lY 'hictsa ksrr,s, Or lha Wef, 80 lriiFP
Snrs Raiao Eassls tS, Cmeanai AL olc-so
49, s.s ~ .! mri9 t[ as Hg sS 5ao noon
las $500 40 81 $40 d.o gao 30 lo;ion ~ i@insl
.io O $50 e0 ,o ESQ $3.50 1870 N an ~ mnnghI
aad y P SS2 VIA raa1s ga so NJ slo
40 so $50 $40 1880 p and + midnight saturday
10 0;o 81 IA o go ioio 54S go SIS 80
warwick 7:i5 lo.i5 am i.l5pm. sundays AIS am,
Newburg aud Cornwall 800 IN $3.50 lJO d ~ sunday
Roainnt and Kingston and Ma. tgomery . am 33op m
So' snd H;G 4, sso go 5U u" $3.50 p M
Middletown b:ij 800 . l0:20am $3.50 43o $50 m
Az IN rains connect with NewYors Ontario Vest
A dF9 ge at s; To- so 't' sSnIy
leave 2sdt quarter Of and quarter after each hour
Tic passage and in Drawing Room and
Nos. sOl OF Voli Bfoau"sy ~ we tst, " l, No q
Court st.. Brooklyn. or D the Companys Dcpots.
Express trains from the West arryen NowYork az 7;lo
"'V i Join 4 HBborr, GSn passr Agent, Eew.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF W-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for EngesOOd Costcr Piermont and
Nyack $50 10 800 /, $3.50 6;s0 $40, $50 r. IN.
l2minght Sundays 7, . .. H. and sl5 D
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsey7. 10 M 45O p. m
Sundays a.
WEST SHORE pOUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All trains leave West 49ds Corandt and Desbrosses SIS
tatOns.
Chicago. 10 ~ p. m. Pullman sleepers through
st. Louis $780, * p IN. Pullman seeDers.
Detroit, "A. m. $500 ~ D.. Pullman slecpers 80
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls. Buffalo Rochester III
m, 90 Sp IN. Sleeping and parlor cars through
Syracuse 7;lu -lOa m $3.50 IS p. m
Utica. 7:lO. 10 ll:2O a. '5i5O ~ D. M . ,o N,
NewbuIg Kingston. Catskll Albany, "EiO ~ LIEU
For Montreal and Canada East 7;lO a. m; 800 p M .
Hamilton London, 10 a IN, $3.50. . p H. loFohlo ooo
.bally. other trains daily except sunday ,
tickets, time tables parOr or sleeping car
tions information, apply at offices Jersey n.y. fenn "
Station IIsb0ken ll5 Mashngton-st Br0okyn Court ST.
Office foot Fulton 81 New.l ~ so 20 ~;
363 DAG ll4O, l323 broadway 73I othaVe LAP last
l25h ST. l5S Bowery, Penn r. stations loot Of Ccrt;
and Dosbrosses sts aud West shore station loot OF
West I2ds Baggage called for aud checked from hotels
~ stste-sL HENRY MONETr, Gen. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
BRYAN, TAYLOR 81 CO.,

RARE BOOKS beautifully Illustrated from the PAINTINGS
OF the greatest artists.
Complete elections IN phoOgrvure etching AMI steel en-
craving Of Mcssonir Rembrandt and other noted artists
THE SOCIETY OF FRENCu AQuAKELLlsTs. by
Gou,n co. OF Paris Illustrated by original designs AID
sketches Of tho famous artists Of society," also repro
cucons of their best paintings Maurice LcoI Louis Ielor
yibut. pore DeaiIlc, lie Melville Lambert md othcrJ
Edition limited only eight copies for sale.
MODERN ARTISTS Illustrated biographies Of Mes
soner Tadcma Isiacs Pioty Matart, Miae, ilerkomcr
leighton, Baudry. Hook, Mcczd and oabanel Elcings
after the above by Gilbert ncrkomcr mon,n, elon rnsor
Waltnor aud Others Text 10y uskin comyns carr M. Dn.
raniy. Mrs Mark pattison others
MEIssoNTER Reproductions Of l0i Of hs most famous
painting In phoiogavure published by bis sanction and
prevail
TIE SALON Tor 1880 1881. 1882 1873 ana 1851
The only auhorl ed catalogue reproducing the best paint
nrs Of "rIE SALON in photosr by the Goupn pro
cess
REMBRANDT A recollection Of his etehlnes very
rare.
other collections OF great painters.
All the latest French ana English art publications OF high
order
The public are invited examine my stoch especially se
ieced ior Iividay gifts
SAMUEL L. nall
1SI Btaaata, over hanets,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
Musical instruction
A NIW- Npi,k tONAliiN AIuRN ~ MINl'

4 NTM lWNN 'FTN7'FI'f Y Nv v w ~
~ IUiattN NHlN ~
htAsI iiIif . / thIii dnaf ras ~ n - wa.
ta iniDi ~ ! ,u0 49,.
Tbii hHNnW NtniA tiit nor me n'7 "Hahlfr1 ~
Au.,ra tututh separate auh hi' h'l hnh az "ih''
Mlisir =, ,nnls Nirn inaiuiis name hhl u ethnAa'
nUNAING DOl,E, banio teacher, ~ west
| Biti ST. ON 0aif hcN iarh lhoalfr AeN YORK
n1AAt IrS~ONN.-1O years experience,
/ uelerenc. $ - Is. Mills aud u.t'on %
''"'S 4. MANN, asa LeKing OnsNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. X.

rH ME% 81 eEyrnA Ho PIyTi hIGfe
Direct connection to and from brooklyn Boats
TIME rApE o% RF2'SSp prGFs F Gov 10Th 1885,
FOR PiiLAbELpiliA ana TltENIoS,, .I,ou,a B cSs
@ NJ Pso l1 s5 lS s s i: isS
Direct anoo2 o ioT cou ans
I$%'R06I Chits on all Day Ira ms and SLEEPING
nsis On SS' PPT.p'iprLpuA Mint, and Green SITS.
7q :'6. Saio 400 i'i5; sis Si9 ,IlS. l9os ~
sH SS sc 1876 no. JS 5 Es' 5lS 800
suNnA,I ni5 ~ 40 D. ~ @,c,er.. ,,,o, e,oo soa
lf SS o wsriS Yns sss c W. sa w NJ Sun
rd @AE7 L. ih-poa %.HSEa%unY Lgwlssvno and
t5 MHEqY GFE G at at i S S H. TO- co s 100
pS S $ S ge 20 y Tao s 9;s 40 oo so 400
FOR stEN l2N 4 100 ss -, p,,. % 81 m MOO
100 100 S.i5 6i5p N. sunday. ~ 5i1op m
ES ST a7S Ss 76 stsa % 100 iso sa, 100
}IpLEgEy ALnENr2wN, 'gaMAgom cggsSs
For EA-T6N pt TOO 7Oo, $40. 100. 1890 9i5 400.
ro ~ iiii OBRlDGh bhAScs IL 400 s'iS @D 400.
For pV1ETINoroy, 100 40 m, loo $780, AGO, iso
r6r o g6 3 fu"f i 6 l u.s. Zoo ~, 1880
go 9o 49, 1910 - 81 ' sudny , .oo ooa M 100
For a flf % - zsS @c t3e SSS as S
Th} ), ITO 3,6o si5 1900 M 1890, iob $500. Too
r. sj 949 nANGH &C., SSsAN P&'Yt f s s
ocean Uroyel at lun, $40 49, 1890. .
For FREtnOiD- Al 5;lH. ll:l0a m, tqn. r,lnn m =.
ror LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER ent bAPNElAl NfW,
fs 81 AAitkI{iirt jiiE 'SviaHLAap and BhipahroJS
''O NpWJpRFEy SOUTHERN DIVISION.
t,n,n rlpi M a NUtih ntpt Vie sandy Hps, -.
tu, Att,tNtif itluiftANUs. iiBNU RnA Vgt, iAHB
N6dil foA7 hlYh.ii i}si tg,, i,, q. s,.g@s
na,s vafg ~ g Y sii, o 81 .t saa TX
~ 10 al ~ liippnWesati lNa ", iast lshs,l
si4 hiheff snd h,lpeia iie'eii II bes.fis III al
fa'iaa Il 1le Nanh liaS avs u fggasg,i asf ~
iaHilaFl, ~ rlfBp fiR ava, Ia ltphseh w Ntsthr
.Hist Transfer iampaat Eil ~ ~ shi ehsss vas
i'E MiIiIrIHN q, a. Atout
' ',suer,i' Mana rer ,ien pa,s. at liGko Al
ii nj HAII1,VIS. a. r. p. Agt, ilb iiheltT-st y. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14

eienwets 'ritv ~ Worcester anl "tiiv NJ Boston
leave Pier 80 H. y foot o Was.si next pier abov' ne'
hiussas st Ferry dair except SUNDAYS at i;in D. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14

y7ANp2l WEST 2lD.sr. EEwYuhK
a., iuinams Holiday Lists Of good bcohsi II" oiu ""
cent rn arp itaiici
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14

4 NEAtfifiif CHRISTMAS and NEW
~ VANS pa sthf -ihH rithii iinhaf nHihri Ni
ils,noitsts MuNihiY Maaafhn ini January nnN il,ni,
ho 80, Ian 90 tls teiuiui ahd a'iiarite Nasafinb
viii au astiauIiari itdtft Ihr steln W fatnfna ~
any ia est nuuhe tes " ~ sinA Jn' eisn az -
u,sito and tuaInc ihrh calender 10
inD0sng ihis Win the ihG
Office. W JiNNlN - ~ AIM - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH Rk.

DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Boa on ard the East. ADra. from Grind CentrN Depo;
Three evnr.s, trains uy Slnilgs excepted Ia Boston aus
an. nu ,Irlp- str att,eh,b All l0o m with palace
800 '"' oir"' '''"' +. W. POPPLE- Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
q. p. prrNAMs SONS, Publishers,

y7ANp2l WEST slD.sr. NEwYuhK
t,,ros ,,nlav Lists Of good books for old ana young
cent ~ arlplta'icii
VllE pEoplba'ys, C vNNoN Fl,lp W oN'-
t,ee snref torri octave volumes NJ 1000 double column
eete,lss the wi0a neioi Ctenhada Information ''h'
,sinea ne IN nnh ui,s Weary iere The hrnhe trh'e'
bv obef a,ta, oseinroias double rarp c"uiei maps
TO sw,s, maps aEd DIAGRAMS AMI etei bnnn ,hsia'hH'
1be result NJ many rea,s experienced editorial iab"' s
enhod,ina tho WORT ofuver ooof tho shles scholars "'
educators IA this country aud Europe Asa general 'A'
pedianis
THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE IN SCOPE
THE MOST THOROUGH IN SCHOLARSHIP,
THE MOST sYsTEMATIC IN ARRANGEMENTS
EM,srpRACTfCAL IMPORTATION,
THE MOST COMPLETE IN TOPICS,
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE IN APPEARANCE
THE MOST CONVENIENT FOR USE,
THE MOST RECENT IN PUBLICATION
THE CHEAPEST IN PRICE
Its concentrations from the abcst scholars critics ana
mos; practical Observers are OF the most apprecaVe '"
acter
The sales have been more rapid those OF any other
Cvclopeda ever Issued 200 volumes have aIeay
been sold and 1000 school Boards have approved
it 10000 school Teachers 5000 Editors 5000 Clergymeh
10000 Farmers 10000 business Men and 3OOoo Young
People use it,
No book range OF literature so useful Tor INC
home and the Office good Cyciopedia Of ChiNeisa
knowledge
THE PEOPLES Is the latest cheapest and, for all prac
teal purposes, tie best.
The work Is sold on put within the reach
OF every one Should you wish copy send your al
dress to
BRYAN, TAYLOR q CO.,
Publishers
NO 500 BROADWAY, NEW.YoRK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
grstrncti-n
For Bows and Youny tren-Citv.

For Boys and YounE 4ttH-|IVV'
CCHOOL for BOYS and Young Men. ~ s'r ri,ue
- crcy Park and l0l Easi 2Otiisi. " ell siocs'i %
Insirucon given in the uss 81 tools aer -ch"o ~
nasiu'n fencing hall. Saiur"ay excursions III '''
the cty. =. Z,
rINiiE NETWORK LATIN SSiiOOl .,.,. NJ lam ~
80 r IN, y, ~ ron, nnsrirrs " DhBNEY PRINCIPAL
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCiiOOL' p,,o,,v
Y ~, ia nr,aiyay uslr lIls.; lNl Y,tr
n, 1osscai Depar. nens instruction
I.T,,,s ,unier,te ~ ~ HOBBY. ". L. AKIN fI'n"'"~
For Young Lades-City.
.rTttr MISSES PERKINS, English, French
a " andtcrman Sc1,ol 2jIl stray. ,-,,
Rooulugpupils. .ijJ per dhhhll ""'"''''' ~
THE MISSES GRINNELLS
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE 81 VIZ
90 Last 55h A.. second door RON VA 'ls,n'''''
,,an,rtrcnt Cor bows Kindergarten Froc1cl method
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-14
9teamooal3 AMI Railroads
LINE

A ISTUNlNGTON LINE.
pm frea. r 70 % s. s ssaI s'2a
tons TO all point, ssl
PROVIDENCE LINE. For freight Only. steamer,,.,,.
0'" f''r E6pP sfR Genera a :S Agent
A LBANY BOATS.-Great reduction in fare ia
Gs n% in 70 AS,ny Peoples a. s.snc
n H. foot Of canas, this ciy .'0N uAy At 'rA fsrh
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
% haa By any a. E.
FALL, RIVER LINE in I EoR g0sT Ton AND
cTs 3"
TSI r. fssa q from 81;
Pan T sna , ces s, a. % A., ,, on PIER P,
on s slGspfrs lowell As GRO Cen pss asss
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Tas s' se, H1 r% i Ryss faS
reaehed BY flrd venue Elevated karoad daily except
sa$ $ so I$? ,:e ss 2
fG" ssn lay rS" %e' s Srn s, West
relhlm Manor Hnd New.Rochele connecting 1t Ns~.Ps
'Hss% y g ss F !: Is b: y:
and sad al Son Ss.naa
MaHglt ,Tsn for New o.isiis Ard al inSrmsdia,. .s
"s'y tecG s'" ana intermediate
New aosS.- trains fsns central sPfR srs,
ana Sahoiashu WIN etprtsstisn 70 BOSTON VIA shore
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. -comns ncips october 3. 1854
1900 m Rochester and Montre al EXPRESS through draw
sto . ~. Fast limited ch,caec and Ct Louis Frps..
esier Buffalo Nasaia Falls. Ese ceyeiari and toledo
striving q. chicago l0ios m and stJgu' 1928 M nsi
s sSshs. ss' .sss IA. sSi s ' s:s e
VI M. ws.,ern New.ycs and northern Estte's with
,BHl J M AlGsn,, troy sad Utica t,pfsss through
40 IL, Accommodation ~ Albany saa ROY
80 20 81 iens hsrass with sln rins ears faf Nsess
tsis bniai. aennaiL ieieap iptfiii aiH y aais
A slyin i6ad AMI ~ ssfstsa sis3 ~ Montreal
- No. rsnlie hsr,tss Win sipnrta 100 nnehpsss
hnIslA h,asas sils isveisss ieeii Detect uhlessa
~ Nisht F.pfess win sseRiR geafs % Albany sas
Toy .phh els N,h ne maalnF ias ief Tho wes. saa
lleses on saie az nfali osHifg lfpat No bowling
iileen lhs and tsb bTehvay and a. Neslfors fsgrsi
oacs: f.Is place aas IA aea s.a treaiw.y aes Yogs
s oT nis aan " fu'''a S'' n''SS" ""a ~
Accoau u drawing room and sleeping cars can no
procured any Of tho eset Offices ia NewV,k oily ana
33s Washing ton a., brooklyn;
nag rage called for and sheeke from fesidenns
These trains run daily All others daly exec sunday
These trains stop at Harlem l4othst ami ith ave.
]. N. IOUCEf, g. Il. MEEkBR.
General superintendent General Pass-ns.r ssnt
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenee
trains depot foot of tOrtiandt and Desnrosses-
$40 m $40 and p ~ ior Ea.,on be!h,sne D.
WaveIly ithaca Geneva Lyons BusiO ana lhe west run,
man coaches daily Local trains at am anu 5i0
D. Ea,ton Bethshem and Copaya -, On moe, ,or all
points 10 Maonoy and Hazeton coal regions Shday tram
leaves Tor Miuci Chunk and Hazeton. s:ioa IN.
II. o.. Il. a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-31
Lemon Jelly.

Lemon or orange Jelly should be frequent
Is seen on the table for dessert during the
hot months. il can be prepared in 50 short
time, and as early in the morning a. one
likes. After il is poured into the mould
and set on the ice il needn't be looked at un-
Ill serving time.
The rule is One-nalf box Of geIatine.
one >cant cup Of cold water. one pitt Of
boiling water, one cup Of sugar, one-half a
large cup Of lemon juice, and one square
inch stick Of cinnamon. Soak the gelatine
in cold water until it is soft; shave lemon
rind thin, taking care 10 take none Of the
white. Steep il with the cinnamon in the
pint of boiling water for 10 minutes, then
add the soaked gelitine, sugar and lemon
juice. and when the gela,ine and sugar are
dissolved strain through fine napkin laid
over a strainer into mould and set in the
ice to harden.
Never cook gea,ine. Soak well mot
dissolve III in cold water, in the proportion Of
one cup Of cold water TO one box Of gelatine.
1t will soften in Is minutes. if stirred often.
Then dissolve in boiling liquid. either water,
milk or custard, and always strain through
fine s,raner, after it is dissolved.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-31
Whole-Meal Bread.

There is a strong public opinion awaken
ed in regard to the superior healthfulness
ami Ge,irablenes> in every way Of bread
made from whole meal, instead Of from
>keetonized white -four or the common mix
lures Of bran ana -four which pass current as
Graham" bread. Whole-meal bread made
from wel!-clean>ed and prepared whole
wheat flour Is not only sweeter-more pala-
table when one is a little accustomed to it
bu; contains double and treble the amount
Of strength, and all those constituents
necessary 10 the formation Of blood. bone.
muscle and those. also. which give color to
the hair, Of which the ordinary white -four
i deprived Housekeepers who wish to
have the best bread; mothers who wish
their children TO grow up strong and sound
see 10 it that whole-mea bread enters
largely into their diet, and that grains. fruit
and green salads and vegetables each oc-
cupy as important a place as meat.