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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS oF
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL, DIVISION,

NFw-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
direct , T0rT 2r 70 and @ S2 Vi. kaaa Bs
'rpu brooklyn Bridge Per. 81, IA,
Pa, THE [> ri .s} FINN aa3fos ny
lSg'e y 200 $40 r. h no. t ao i'Sd "a
rrec eaae, on q w2yue Inepg Y, nsr 80
tacsen iad Soris'otn ......
DnAWtNa.uoo't O. Aits IN all nay rrau' aud shnEfiss
p,,n,nlns ,ssyo rn,fArrtrptA g,a,h AZ ar.so n
$50. 40 4.i1 100 o ~. Il hhA 80 'ta,t ~
= 80 s6Sb&Y.AiSt 20, taop w
tSs G fSSt %'s'" % g.. G2s s ~ bGa
nATh 10. pIhs m. dhbp N -.
sA SiaSt%ir r} q, sSSSSSS
ror .nA gING az s.s isct ' . soG
EaG SSEANr2S At ,G pprrr r. f 5s Il ms 900
Zoo laO hlS 3l5 D a. sundays al oaop H.
Fot pRlFrON At Tho a IA, $40 p IN -
torTAWAQUA at tl6. las. soOA m 100 ''So $40 ~
w, HrTgLruEu. ALLENTOWN aud NAycn c thu9s.5
at4O0 ~ 5. 300 u nl- loo, $780, sAo' oAoP
70, EAsroN at 400. 7ls, 74s 600. m, i"e' iSO 'A'
rar 90 "a SS p on N HISG baiDGE BRANCH as
900 a ~. AGO. 4i3op m. 1904 Ana "a
For ELEMssroS 1..9 &c., Q n loo i'0 CO.,
fS' M M zoo l. % $50 s46, 500. $50 800 $50 "a
zoo, 500 iOSop IN sundays at% 500 n' ''"
coop IN oso ies4
70, sSo 7l1 .5 ~. .cS sH 20 go 9
sUSDAYs seo sa5 IN, 1870. 400 80 ~ sesA
Fo ELIzAsErH q 800 800 olS' 90 igiS % ~
S SS sS soa $50 s{6 50 go "a 80 s
IA $40 ~ isbS 81 : "a 81 Mays sou stSs NJ % ~
ESQ 800. 1900 W. -so 500 ~
$50 9o siS 9dS lcdS 1872 100 sd bi 500 SiS 90 sS
Ia 2 8, $50 $50 500 So 80 sOs ss 300 iSSTs Sos
| iSSSb m sUSD ,Ys al 500, ei6 co.
| lis 500 4rO0 5O0. els 500. 800 w. An rain
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN SS0 gss $50 400 tSe ~
| 7.SO D. IN SUNDAYS except ocean "iV'
| an. 1900 m. 400 v w. IA H1p4
Far PREEHoLD-At 74S. II a. M. $50 - = ~
| For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and bAH'
! en-, a.. tSo y IN ,,,UrtINpe -
Far RrACH HAVEN, ATT ANrIc CITY, WIN
| BRIDGEToN At LAS Pm ,ov
NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN Disisiv."
Frou rior No. 8 North River. ~ sssa. NV a
esaHFS6 So ssi y SGh s s.s !. 40 49,
| II5 $40. &s<S. 6sSo ~ w. suhd-JA 20 a "a So
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS As '''"' -
b30pm ..-.N arrows, P0S3
f% EhHANT .te al 900. II 90 a M i;I 9sssa oTs'e
nm saniays ClIospt Asbury PARK anu -
boo lirOo a N -, ~. RNEoAr o."
am. lis, $40 M sundys eoV IN, ,IsELAW
! ~. nv ecu HAVEN ATLANTIC GILL
NRKIpaEToH. &C. ih5p N .,yse
,cs.,, can be procured AZ 200, riosr', I'd sls sr1
North nyci "a es .oI 20 rionst gaSsn
- i iSe 80, - Fast spd % -
Sew.Yort cry In Brooslyg HSsbst,Sn
way ea ss 4.p,,e ave In Hoeotee 20 80 5ssSsse"'
hotels or residence 60 destination, HANCOCK, .et ~
j. WcorlES dsn Pass and ~ Il
u.ISs.hssl1aLbwiN. o. u. P. Ast. iis lA''''
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MieCell1no11L
! ONDON INTERNATlONAL COLLEGE,


rOIUMRIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
FAST f0TICSr, NEAR MApI7pN-ANE
The tSenty.sevcuth annual term Of TINS infiut 3n VIII
commence on tho FIRST MO VDNY s. OCTOBER. 1885, at
the ay school Building 70 ~ inths', bctwcen4 attn nj
Madison ayes north side wall continue untl June ~
The course o. stud embraces wears and den4nrd Z"
1--WE l .nd -Tuciion the principles Shd pIdc-
tce II the law
FOR catalogues, &c. address az above. -
THEODORE ". DWIGHT,
arlen, 60.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

LONG BRANCH.
From stations foot Of Deabrosso foot Of Cotandtss
Splendid Passenger Cars. Pullman Parlor Cars.
LEAVE NETWORK ON WEEKDAYS
H15 10 pa NJ, II noon aud 3;l0 $40 Limited GiO
3. and y. m.
LEAVE NETWORK ON SUNDAYS
tl5 o o. IN. and o.
RETURNING TRAINS
LEAVE TONG BRANCH on WEEKDAYS
7, sio5 $50 Limited, 0. and a:2J L. 446, $50 and
LEAVE LONG BRANCH ON SUNDAYS
300 a. "A and 3: o y
Dect connection to and from Bfo,k-n we Annex Boas
Witch ply betroc jersey CITY ans 'oo o FuOut Brook
Tetets RagIags Ceocs' and fp lnor@stlon may be OBJ
EEw.YuRK
BioelSay Sto'lo1 Tot De,brosssas g,,ton o. cort
snjt.st station jersey c ~ Guschs iioe, lloJoteu
Bro1KLYNi
No Courati brooklyn AuuoI station loot Of fultou.at
ueuo,s 2ip,aer oeu'rai' rs.soussr Agent
BLOOMINGTON LINE.
ror BosroN aud an points EAST.
IN. ,niy eitoct uaoto warren urtL ard SAHpAoAN.
arr rtrH steamers lcayo rIEN 80 ~ n daily stocpt
hurdivs. ath
rn,oo trains from steamers rntps through to no'tou
frst uau arrives bour ,h,s other uaa nufo W
MAKO connections Ia uosION ruH luE hAht
PROVIDENCE LINE
Dor Providence Woloastor Nashua and all
NuIrE tATAlN POINTS
Tram leaves Prevalence steamers auhn u o. m runs
shtoWtIIEAuUNTAINH H., lbyans. without cham q.
raflor tiscbei
Steamers Hhodo Iasd and leave from PIE II
20 n H. daily, except SuntsyA a. y. NJ
Tickets and stae roons both lines may DO secured in
Nowl ork at House 267 81, 4o7 $780, ot2 Broad
way INN Avenue and Hotels Brookyn ~ 1913
Washiugton-st. $50 Fulton st.
Send for summer excursion book.
". PoPPLE. q. =. A, ~ westst,, " Y
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ICitv
For Boys and Young Men

For Bows and Young Men-City.
CHARLlER INSTITUTE, New-York City,
- los wsss ss, ;, n-D I Ssnirs % s a.
Reopens septemPer ~ 1884
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. -
Y No S Broadway scar sS tt thorough
T.Te %as.r ras ol n R5SB9 AKIN Principals
For Young Ladies-City.
At TIE MISSES PERKINS, English, French
p6 ana %@P s4oo PEI with music $500
NEW DAY SCHOOL for GIRLS
y SAMUEL BkEA IiI ~, a. a L.
A. RRrAn1EY vii be home @9Tnlnss ron a,svs 20 viii
s areT SS 4 TSs school open oc'ooer
IrprNCU Protestant Boarding Day SCHOOL
foI Young ale e@si I'll = fs' cissHsesoNNERs
an Ioiln~f IN Paris, ...
WI p gsoPir0s sS6 o %GE ~ k WEI cGiN
ihorongn course ~ al En-sh branches
MISS WARY HARRiO TT NORRlS. ~,
H..c, 20, uaicl tea years u afe ~ a..g' 2i ons
Asurr classe. in HISTORY Of Art ~ rr 80 e,ig anu
Mathematics las,e, u tory :. ,ciar. Of nrsh ana
Ma College na.aal aayalagf' 20 MOI
AIRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
eand East Fifty thri-',. New'y'rt
crcular' appuc'hoH ant g.. run'm' anu S'''On'
NtIsSCIISHoLMs boarding and Da}%, school 81, cI
MONDAY Ser sci'' lgth.S 81, Boys LASS p-'a'o
MRS J. A. GAILAHER will reopen her
VI lr nrh Ptotc tant BOARDING aud Day school l"i Young
anon IA Tipnch education HiEhes STANDARD IN insil
md lasics snes separate class In French ana hhsn'H
o. lttl" h'N'
,tlSS NORTH AMI NIg BARNES school for
vi Vonrg ldian nni Nsdispnavo oots"s In C'lee pro
as,on c's - for children uo @p o a., 'G o,r
NV a@',,el lo we,c,loy 'oore without rur,'c' 81
sn,irailu
AIRS. SALISBURY, ....
,tnfunt NiilasnHvp1
SCHOOL lOVuttttt u,"p0r J. l''h
,INIIE MOSES GRAHAM (succcsrors to the
l Misses fmmriiV Of NJ" lil,h Nso',' ,,u H.,
V"nDr Ia as un Tnosday -eptempet ao d. al y" 10
Fiuh ANebut, tes-Not 'ly
For Both Sexes CITY.
CIRCULARS or BEST SCHOOLS
~ nee pa l ,''' 81 E.s. i,a,t unoa ,lo
PARENTS viii find free best schools
y CIV coui.tr, anil Eufore, - slh uu,h uP..r -
discipline. 4, 10 ;.Hn""'9 A"'l'"'''''0 ''"'
N,NE ia SILVA & MRS, BRADFORDN
vi .i1rrery Wis ogden Hormans Engi,h, Ir'nc1 ani
c-uan Bo7riin, and lay cho2; .oi Dung S,p re-
"a dcn >os 10 AM / west 'sA-s'' New ON VIII ~
eaas All limited Gloss little bows eens septem'er
"a Ap,h,ati1u lg et'. or personally - a'o'e'
DACK ARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE, 500
'HNN,r p, ,,.,. n ,,,lt, -e.t It's TIE pTac O.
ca nI- n~~- -hoo Of H. Il T. and undo M .' '
s.,U f,r 10 ~ yoluL men who dcs refo 20 utu ,n
fore brs Jos What i' iaNs'i 'N'i' .Ee 5,,,cI
DID T. $50 ku'N and mu Do INT o, t'us' FHn' % ~,
e.v ere is vel Tie school a. been rtt DIS on .'' 'v
twenty vcu wars ana "a@ ne ., "a - n ,s,oes.
ho ~ ne CIV tnc- eve ywhcic sp-sou o. a. r.
,st' .c'o D. u IS ,tr, ~ % school a. a 20 is :, ''''
u" '"f"''0 ~ 5 Is. PACEA.lD. so Broad 'ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-05

SIGLAR'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL. 100.
~ r..rtv second year will begin 'eptomber ~ 1855
lWehH wv" ~ HENRY ". SiGLAR.
hu'hoos NeWbuIgi, y. Y.
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For Both Sexes-Country

For Both sexes-Country.
A GOOD summer home instruction If de-
n sired highest f 1' .oa
CLINTON LIBERAL INSTITUTE.
II Constructors Languages Sciences Mathematc, Bellies
ca Department. superior 70 Bu1nss' Goefes sps-Nhs
SsT s = sm fTGSSa hcsta Sy .sa sed not
and Soa wae .in Ga'ho2u PHkS on NJ Proahsn
b'icA gymnasium" Fort PLAN n. Y.
CLAvERACK COLLEGE nur
" and Hsasos River Institute Cavsraok' ~ l.
FITS for AL, C9LLEG + ,ni nggs s5NEss
kshOO continue, open t9@s ~ n9 P6 ~ President
nEGARMO INSTI TUTE, Rhmebeck \. !.
- Fts Tor college business has graduating cou'So
''O0 '''' JAMES Il DE GARMo Pm D. Principal
FRIENDS BOARDING SCHOOL, Provi-
berins Sept 3d. 1854 address AtGU ,TfNEJoNES A. NJ
uACKETTSTOWN INSrITUTE.-Young
% ss Mn.c oam.Ica spl sc' 60 G G8a1'fi.
| NuTNLi d. D., II ickettstown near schoooy' ii '"'
BENNINGTON N. j. SEMINARY, for both
'ard Pinrooa ID as loo' lr ie.a's gfk ''iGi On,
god ,i0tal AM reli i1us TOTO hiy' G0ol mono E,y
% H'i t's1' N'''' pH6SAs HASIoS, D. d.
DOCKLANp COLLEGE. Nvack on-the IIud-
laq '3o ne. " a a s sSa 5'SSat sr
o or.S. 1 E, g'PF ''t, 'B '% Principal
WYOMING SENIN ARY and COMMERCIAL
w COLLEGE
KINGSTON. PPM.
Awe thcouvN pcro, TO- both sexes FIRST class IN ey@y
appointing Twenty tuairucpra Fan ''rm o en' Ausu'
~. 1854 Fur catalogue addNsa 1900. ~. ,,.,-....,
rev l. l. sPRAGUE. A. NJ. Principal
Msoslpno1lL
] ONDON INTERNATlONAL COLLEGE,
Frrlse drove noar faowoth Nidllosrr e,-Ensla1d.
10 milo, tuui itvdo park cruor nio' Dom Is rNl'h,1
Fnruiesi 1rr the Hurrr7 - tho ltlN tolad ueh l
aurutitns by H. n n re Ntinoe of N'l'' Iif 49,
Ftruuh Ani Gorunn uult 10 rvoy hoy Iorw7 ~ y" ,Wl
o. fuiurna Afunramcnta hr nidn 1t rnpA 7" 'til
IA il vacations ppud thom In Franco OF IeaY
Head nrtsat. II u 'ADUtt. NJ A T. ' . rnH1c'i"'o1
cuu be % "A IL. o. co. 40 NrI1ur,ati New "lA,
references To patants ~ American pnp can h'' %"
/ obtained
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y % UIETiEION.
specilty -touege preparation. CHAH Il Srkot l. NJ A.
SwIrHlX G. snQRTLlpGE,s .,,.v
- MEDIA AcAbEMf, Nd Pr ,,.,.,,,,,
scas 5' year " il 81 rasSsy sePs
s s5s.y Go' 81 Sao 'sR S i su oas sSed
es ed a any @e ., ss ay ' sgd II, IT, "a
- y,ir opeus septemtr g but n.,i pas o. al
sry a. nv oo Of he ic 81 grade
for EGgns %sg aaS sog' H 5o TO- b. tr aos
way iuh itcca esq trnc, tree''i Ain ~ , nm =, sr ~
,a,se' 80 tlai "a puuil may aA1 M n.a In 81 IA
d class nstruoau Esiy c'nci. 'ct = .oeng meTs eio
,suoa correc ei loung men Who'o ed.e,l,, h,, OIa
apt .,udeuis TO savtnce rapidly sPec.a drl isr aoIl
or choose The regular Eit i'h -iept,ao cru y.
s snes' "t l u'i ~. ated a. Media Xcieu re l
vstd Nac tui'orry Of P,hn-''en Io,, , ' IT,,
n ~ nd sovc,a royto nmc Sc o,s m[.aa,n "a
f., any college examination pnlsoM spu o,," h,In
t no 10, iGusrl ou fifteen huudc Tniuno. dd"i
= n A. d ' llD,,tt !, "a t o NJ a." a. lifted Ina iRti
trenty IA 80 utaiuaius ,irs r''it Ie"t w. he 9an
.,s I've @ tho no si We 6s,fus 10 private
s@cs 'oor csi''aa 49, 20. 1 os Win spsnss
5000 "a o7'cs pi"~' "na an mnt' suPrp, - mg host
sod TO ufhy naatrd b, ."ar h,ens Tot ,we boys No
T.. "''s' iaiie a. saaa. pooh iea aeor
w. .,u'cit aas ,ooa uticd tht p,-l n =.
No nc,d n % WA tifs oS"a sntm linniy Day ana
Siirf dtJule- Anno nio nds f't ba-""al i@h'al Anh
a nor NJ ioa0 sports bpuasr nd fstrt H"l ply rNi %
No "a Tho hrath to.ofd II Aepa Ia, l"" phialo !,
NeI.. DO hsH uarhcns AMI slp'ih ."s
nr.,ssa tu- ho'ue aud rst eiass te"dnnO
f,, i he ui no ia ihH
at-n h ttlrns ~ l. tGhd1iy ihui =
h., q IhcatoH l0Fol 81
o., r.o-. r.ua nRulrrs aud fout.n suIuuoiugs the
scg.o ipe every ~ tho riu iiloh OF y'uhs mth
a.,i D,ys Al N~la A. Il mixed school ont
r+itct, b,arlug -taYo 's ttr m1lcs MEDIA - seven
c h,. .ua enpo.snso cnnricr watch pr'ho t, ~ -a'e
n su t.,-fcatugd ul% MSt Is colyrn -ut acc - be
from pniuta demo = II FflIil' pin. Va
rearsy wanna atrN'i e)u NJ RON Now ior,' lus5urt
Ataf
si,t-,9 l.iifd paa. irfurn niHs cfoly
d.tsn.r fhir,r,i nles al Mrei station Tor academy
o. rnirh o,cis var, Drive 70 nOe ory hvo
,urt.s for crcattr o. Nri4 - aao iv AL
|f,a. tie Pgcrnl "rupnrtcI. s"lfHlN &. $40 AI-
I..pG. a. 4 81. t.'rad,ft o. Fhl4his's 4Ioior
Ic..!euiy tnd Harvard Oh ,gel, A"a Psn1
,!vu. GTNNCEY.-A Family aul Preparatory
s.r,l' or Boys r rm' @ year o. G. hhIN9-
WtD.. iunIpI. IS a' i-tol- I-ic'"' 60 ','i'
rENuE dILL SCHOOL. ,o...
/ ,r,rar4t.r,t 10 oiorc Uuiver ty amt Bu in'f'
p5rI.. Town FrNN.
N-r.,irr limited o sell nc" 'u'.l' Nii
r,r,rrri b.. -, wv sfc7u grtri h rec'rgi {" d l l
III I'D. r,, ate ut Pa '' rni+nu i'l - ~
sroo,rtu .u.. l,-.. .-uH tcII I" hh eI lI' '' L ~
{ I'm. f'ftif a. n
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For Bows and Young Men-oounery.
DIVERVIEW ACADEMY,

POUGHKEEPSIE, n Y; ,..,..,.
F1t. college or enc dcaiie1 by Score
tsry oil war; oohn" OTIS BISBEk, President
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
I ONG BEACH.

| ONG BEACH.
LrNf LoNG ISLAND CRY, opposite stthat. East
Boat go b. Ithst AMI j. ferries
connect ally except sunday. -o5. lon5, y 200,
oj 5oj eos io SO suliays ouly. $50 49, 1880
a. ~. l. q: o 3UJ, 40. o. 7:iO 3D. p. n.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RalIroaAs

A --RONDOUT, KINGSTON and GITS
re- KILL MoUNTATNs,-Lsndiny at Crans,,n. 20 ~ .,
Point) Cornwall NewDurg Marlboro Milton poo wsea
ana Esopns connecting With Ulster and D,lavsts ssess
Glove ard Cstski Mountain and Rsatcrskl stsny
steamers CITY Of Kingston and James BALDWIN 40
every sees gay ~ N Fer ~ foot West lohst s ~
R0Ddout direct max ng way landlngs connscsg ~
"a rSKILL MOUNTAIN I'M
Freight steamer will leave at D. m. saturdays d.
tof q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-05

y + o. BUsTLETON. Phla Penn. Unususuy beautiful
Home Influences and esreciai care ~ young pupils
ipeciaItr Ouegc preparation tHAH II. SIkot i n a
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos sTElN
~ Ems. q " yOnTfIAM AND CONT FyrAL -,
peek sir, Pier 70 y, iap suudsys stospts az
n l-ualavl tDriudd ogBnectpr ~ Ns~ Ifavea .s,s
ssgsl train. lot NhRlDFN, ri foRD sPlNa
FIELD. UpIY1k H. &C tTcketa sof aud bsrgss. o,c. ~
a. a. 8roadway y 4, and Cenrtst. nroOIya fTear
- q Al
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CIRCULARS or BEST SCHOOLS
\ nee plr,nt. Please f.yr particulars l. dlNlAh
1UN' 4ir.nE.s ~. "a E4st inst, unoA Nli'i"
PARENTS viii find free best schools
y CITY. cou.tr, anil Europe, - slid ihtph t9tI =
ii.,ire Al IGl.NDR1o Auoncan- european ls'c'''A
1 8rattWay.
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NrnRwCn LINE TO BOsTON. MORcrs,

" ran NAsHuA. PORTLAND md tho WIN
Mputf1A 'Ns sithout tFanshr ",tf II wse.-iaI I'D
SsnaIst New fota Cp"-davs Thsislays I'D sAaidsys
All III pspular "tfty Of h"san" On MotaJa wsnesAI
and FRIDAYS ~
LANDED snd Rsouisoa Iictst. a. rsdussa ,aes state
peitof advantages offered w hs Tine a pAn
fHFt.itf tiNE Two g'samsfr saoA Wy etsU sekdsy
"a q. " BAADf. Asen~
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CT. JOHNS COLLEGE.

finder the direction of JBSU IT FAlHERS arords eve
fscY oI III best fenuDc and commercial odut
ton Terms board aud triton Pc year $500 stun
viii lie re sumed sEPrEMBER 9, 1884. .
""' wv Rev T. q BEAIY, 9. J., PTesident
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NEWBORN AND THOUSAND lsLASp

Via NewYarE OHisro snd We-nFn Railway and dify M.
steamers from uaNsFo tinoludias fuhdsY tOuahas
kmS,lsn. snafs,l tieyton. AleI4l.dr, Ray fsasaasS
Touts 10 fhousand lAanda Aisht efgesa with P1lms
serpefs leaves New' orb arrives sreEo lias n,
boat leaves On ARRIVAL Of tram DaY enErs leaves NW Ys1
Depots errie, NsF.YorI foot Of Dor andt Ds.b,s
and West ist-st rnDe4aDlss tickets aud cope
,sugmec hSmesa al No.. 49, ~, ~, 800, 90 i.sa
Broadway. No 1877 bui-ayo, lts East l25n-s, 3 Iro1
bquarc. 10 isroJk yn ourtst AhneI odce ass ftnsS
DeK8lbayos and dopofs STEAMER b sins trp, June %
]. G.. An hRsON. General Passenger AEeai. stasse
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For Bows and Young Mon-country.

At TARRYTOWN- ON-HUDSON, y. y,
Y sTAal:'- MILITARY INSTITUTE.
o w 4HEOP STARR. \ 81. Ptncil al
BACKWARD and INVALID Boz @.-Ine un-
d.r.irned an experienced physician aud tea her "s
the care aud Instruction Ol SUI to = s1g'f ly.
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r. LIKES BOARDING SCHOOL

CEYMOUR SMITH INSTITUTE,
- pine Plains n Y. pleasant home Number limitel
Thorough successful Send Tor circular.
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A 81 20 TO SARATOGA end RETURN
~ 81 - to LAKE GEpRDE and NErU IN ttoEsts goot
durps season Troy boats Ciiiz N. Toe stasmsU Try
or ROY anf - pATopA leave Fer - River foot
hi-tonbor dsiy except Sturdy r. connecting With
m0intog usnf or North aud Wost susdayp steamsr
tgg les al A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-05
N1EW YORK CENTRAf. AID nrnsO

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-05
RALTIMOHE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

I FII1GU VALLEY KAIINVAU.-TaSSeng
leave depot foot Of orlonlt and ps'nro'Se' "a
town, Rearing Mauch hunk WilkrHbaite o"Rnaa, " -
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throiirh ooa daily Local trains at M and 40
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trains local for Nauch chunk Noa m Leave Mao' 'h"hA
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-11-10

followed "a few newspapers desultori-
ly shouting at the heels of a set of men
who feel they are safe in the seats
of power independently Of all the
forces represented by those news
papers The most that may bc cx-
pectcd of such siege is that persons
already dissatisfied with the situa-
tion will become somewhat more so,
to which must be offset the danger
of dosing many who do not need
medicine TO the extent of disgusting
them against what is for the common
good The knowledge that there is
only an apology for constitutional
government in existence is not suiii-
cient to he made known. Even the
sure event of the present Ministry
being over-thrown in the near future
would not be satisfying, rs it would
give no assurance that better re-
gime would succeed, or that n better
Ministry would have any secure
tenure of power. There must be
organization of all the forces on the
side of organic and administrative
reform. or affairs must drift on to
chaos involving every class and every
interest. Unless those classes of
the people who now take merely
partisan or fcudal interest in politics
are instructed in the Importance of
constitutional liberty, and shown
that government in this age must be
for the benefit of the ruled rather
than Of the rulers, matters must be
left to the hidcous remedy Of allow
ing the present system to rot away
before the healthy elements of the
body polite assert themselves. To
educate those classes in the direction
mentioned. more than private pro-
pagandism and desultory agitation is
requisite Systematic instruction OF
the Hawaiian electorate by the press
and on the platform must be carried
on unremittingly from one session o
the Legislature to another, and from
election to election. This would re.
quire money as well MS men, and
neither could he obtained without
organization. There must be :
clearly-detined policy of reform
around which the people would be
called to- rally, and by which they
would be asked to stand until il
should triumph.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-11-10
THE LABOR PROBLEM.

EDITOR BULLETIN of late 4 great
deal has been said and printed about
the planters urgent need of more
and cheaper labor. All intelligent
people, whether foreigners or natives,
recognize how dependent the country
is on the planting interest. At one
time our dependence was on the
whaling fleet: at present we lean
upon sugar. No doubt, it was Il
great mistake to have placed all our
eggs in one basket; for we were not
compelled to do so. The country,
as has been pointed out n thousand
times, is capable Of producing many
things besides sugar, that could be
prolitably cultivated for export. But
sugar promised the largest returns
and the quickest fortunes therefore,
sugar attracted capital and stimu-
lated enterprise. What is the result =?
The bulk of our capital is invested in
sugar plantations costly machinery
has been erected all over the islands !;
land has been purchased or rented at
fabulously high prices, ancl put under