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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
NEWS Iron TIE SUBLRBS.
AN ECCENTRIC NYAcK MAN MISSING.

AN ECCENTRIC NYACk MAN MiSSING.
NOTED YoR HIS Long PAYERS AND MS REMARK
ADLE VFRsEs-sUICIDE NOI FEARED.
Tho rcichborn0od Of Nyack Is being searched Tor
,r,cca of Franklin Weed OF tl.rkstOwU who let his
hn,ne On Friday and has not since been hrart oL Mccd
il anout font I'VE years Old, tai good u0kins ana ""H
Dir, SD in "A gray suit. He has LETT behind MN h'-
sninc wifi, ANA charming daughter j. san ihdl Nc'
domestic llf" has been unhappy. lie was 'N'v'"il'S
and tnis frequently caused trouble IA f
g. ~ a poat tnOu his conrIhu ions to the local
,'r".s Thc Jdrgcndeut hdrcrJiSer has often puhhHIrd
iis verses Some months Weed len nome 4l'rr re-
nncrt threats Of suicide. Learning his Whcicapont- ms
vlfe mad him arrested iOr abandonment NhIe Ia It
lac was confronted by AL ms wics Iela ives IHy are
numerous and weed wrpt aloud. lIoihl-H-
,nrnvr,nont he returned home, ani AT intervals
,t,i.rdcJ 10 lis business, bat hs ecrchtritl'lr-
vtre soon again disvlaycd MotlcrS grew wore ana
recnntly the storm OF family trouble increased II j. "t
heheved that Weed has committed suicide, but IT, "
thoupltt that he has gone to Ncw-Englanu TIC u u
urnmiucnt member OF 81. Paul's McinoulSt llls' Pd
CLurcn OF Nyack and IA noted Tor tho .oHtth q. tl'
ravers Ills EcfcnbOrs however, tell stories about NJ
mean habits, which do hot reflect to hscIcdt AtH"hg
aruIv allie to provide for lis family 1t IS said tt nc
has fr .0ueutly denied them tho necessities OF me-
Ills pocms are mostly Of religions nature ana are az
Lengthy "a thcy are scnseicss. Weed has also htel
krown TO PLAY the violin hour after hour without stop
ming and he has frequently furnished dance music 10
ina cOnntry ncghboTs. poem OF iortyohe verses Dl
Weed ON Nclf-drstfuctiOn" asserts: Ill man drs bN
mis- own hand aud GOdliven life docs take ~ me dcN
tnrrtd land he shall brood over his mistakes ms "''
evidently Mr.. Weeds belief and he Is probably yel
alive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

RAuwAY-echool Superintendent Lindsay has given
notice that all the pablo school children must he vac
eipatcd before January l.
MATAWAN.-COnsiderabl excitement was caused yes
terdac by the appearance OF dog fOamlng at the
mouth 4 number of dogs were bitten b. the mad ono,
and plumber Of those bitten have been shot The dog
witch was the origin OF tho trouble has not been found
He bit Charles BgittOn OF KeypOrt. and little BOY the
canning factory.
UARRIsoS-Mrs Philip Atchi:on, age ninety, dropped
dead In arrsOn-ave. yesterday. She possessed CON
siderable means.
EAST ORANGE--Saturday dog belonging TO j. ID.
west went mad and killed. On Sunday another dog
went mad and attacked every dog he met. Several
residents started after the animal and after n hard
chase he was killed. The police making active
war against all unmuZzled curs. On Sunday sixteen
were killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
BROOKLYN.

Deaths reported last week. 256; births, 3Z'
marriages, GS.
There were three fatal cases of typhoid last week
and eight the week before.
The Bridge officers paid $50 900 to brooklyn
and $40 600 to New-York yesterday QUO OF briuse
earnings. ,
Mrs Kate Beloni. who was awaiting ttial ID the
RAYMOND street Jail for bigamy, died yesterday.
Several engineers on the Brooklyn Elevated Rall-
road have been discharged lately for running past
danger signals.
The Trunk Line Commission has advertised for plans
for the proposed structure and Will hold mec'ihH W
consider them on Tuesday OF next week.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday directed tht
BROOKLYN Elevated Railroad Company to siShai Tue
approach of all trains at Bediord-aNe'
There are eight cases of smallpox in the County Hos
pital fran different parts of the city, ana lear ol
sprcad of the disease is entertained One latai case
occurred last week.
Patrick Hurley. who is charged with forcing his
wife to drink paris green was heid or ne ~ia"" c %
poison he said " Drink this and die
M eIev was found Yesterday to the burglars who
secured jewery worth 81 100 from SAFE III ts pawn
sbop of Francis Fcly at No go Courtst on Snnday.
larger safe containing property worth Slo'oOV was
not disturbed.
Tho trial Of Nicolo Angelo Sanatoro for granddaughter
in the second degree in shoo5lng lioiaso ulorund III
North Second-st., on August "a was begun yesterday
IN the Court of Sessions The two men qnaTreird III
Giordana's barbershOp and aitcrward IN inc sufG'
where the barber struck Sana,Gr9 W,'n Ji,D IL
admitted the shooting yesterday but claimed that he
was i'm fear of his life and fired III sei-deiehce Inc
trial will be concluded to-day.
Anunknovn woman age about nifty and dressed IN
deem mourning was Knocked down by wagon Al &C.
euth.st aud DylsOu-ayc, last evening" ana Hau ic'
skull fractured by the shaft which penetrated heF ~ g.
Tho drlyer OF the wagon escaped Inc woman ""it "
cold watch and chain. but nothing else was found ta'
would lead her identity. She was taken 10 d. O"'H
crimes Hospital In a dying condition.
Coroner Hesse il investigating the sudden death o.
Mrs Elizabeth Hopper, of No PAS south fout'h-Sl Ie
husband told the Coroner that his WIG Aad D'ch III LOT
tbrne months and had been treated nc ad!SptnSay a.
he was TOO poor to get doctor. Mrs Hopper fcli-
tives however say that her husbands i!'trcatmch'
Gnstrned her death. lie sent to jail few weeks ago
for aLusng her There alleged marks Oh violence on
the body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
NEWARK.

Potrolman George ". Huutey was suspended yeS'er
dav Tor drunkenness On Sunday morning he appeared
i'm iLe nelghborhOOd Of Greene and Elm SITS grossly IN
toxicated and discharged his revolver, causing much
alarm.
Early yesterday morning Edward Lyon a patient III
tho Cfv IosDt Jumped from the sccOnd-stori WIDOW
while dslirous and cut his head severely. As soon hs
he recovered tho shock Of the fall lie started Tor
the tracks of the Delaware, L1ckawaHna and western
Railroad and attempted to commit suicide by throwing
himself in front OF an express train. policeman
rescued him and took him back TO tile hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
THE NEW PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.

Tho following editorial paragraph appeared In
last Sundays TRIBUNE: ,-,.
The World asserts that the new Public Admnstret0F
s NOT only charging all the fees that the law arrows pu'
that he 4, absent from his duties ana neGccti III Oh H'
r. vas remarkable record made by the late fuOlc Al
nnisraor AgernOn :. sullivan, that IN over teh years
seryce he never accepted dollar OF fees or dolar Oh
rowavd for mis- labors The ADMINISTRATION OF the
oce seems to be marked contrast to his hgh-hdeu
career
Corporation Counsel Lacombe as soon as he saw
this paragraph, wrote to L. II: ArrOld; lr;, VINO
hos been connected with the Office OF Pubic A.
ministrator for many years, covering the
terms both of Mr. Sullivan and Mir, MORRISON,
askinr information as to Whether tleTe
had been anv change since Mir. sullivan retired III
~ the amount of fees collected, " the manner oil
their collection and 81 their disposition when CO..
lected In Mt ArnOld's reply, received oy INC Cor-
poration Counsel yesterday, he says
Tho ononnt OF fees collected by the Public Admlnlstra
FOR denends upon the OF estates settled ~ nun,
no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on which paid by HIM monthly mo
thc CITY treasury. The amount varies IRON non, ~
ontb nm as 10 the kinds of fees collected inc manner
81 their col ection and their disposition Whe!
there has been no change whatever since MI Su' 4"
left the Office ,
MIR. Arnold, apparently does not feel called upon
70 say ANYTHING as to Mr.. MornsonS absence ron
his dntipS: nor does he specifically state whether
there has been any change IN the rate OF ices
charged since Mr.. Sullivan left the olice'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
Jersey CITY.

The three DAUGHTERS OF Mrs Cordoba Duffy: Mamie
ogc twenty; Katie. age nineteen, and FRANKIE, are
seveuteor were found yesterday morning UNCONSCIOUS
n thrr he'll nj their home NJ. 2G3 Third-st 1hcy bad
Inflated coal gas stove IN their bedroom ana were
almost asDhyNated when discovered by their mother
my stefan was summon I'd and the girls soon revived
Tho last Legislature passed bin aholi-hing the uihce
NJ Of the Board o. Chosen frcrhOGe@
Pairick Govern wno held tAc Office refuse 10 recognize
ihr law Proceedings to Dust him were begun ahu
Yesterday the Supreme Court at Trenton decided hat
Cavern must vacatc. Tho case has been Appealed 10
Court OF Errors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
HOME Ne us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue UOtcl-SenatOr George f. H0ar
ond " Senator George Boutwell,, OF Massachusetts
tenator Eugene Hale OF Maine; Congressman j. IEomas
snTiygs Of tca Hamilton Harris. OF Albany senator
henry Il Low, of MiddletOwu, y. y. ana senator D.
SIoat Fassett OF Elmra HCDHt0H HOuSc-OongIess
man William C. Maybury, Of Detroit G"scy h0uS,,I,
q "rer1nr T. A. Sheldon, OF New-Mexico: Nicholas NJ
Ben of the Post Office Department and john b. larson
~ tiicago Clarendon HOtci-AlDert L@faNTe, frehch
ConsnL General at NeW-York Morton H0uSe-staie
senator C. r. Vedder and Senatoi-cect Charles T.
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
Special Sale Of
SOLID
SILVER JEWELRY & SMALL WARES

GORHAM co, Silversmlths,
Broadway and 19th-st, announce
that they have purchased the entire
stock of Solid Silver Ware from a
firm who are disseminating this
branch of their business, and the
same will be placed on sale to-day
at very much less than usual prices
to close out.
The assortment includes a com
plete line of Silver Jewelry, Orna-
mental Paper Knives, Shoe horns
and Hooks, Liquor Flasks, Pocket
Match Boxes, Riding Whips, DC
GORHAM MFG GO,
sILvERs1HTIIs,
Broadway and 19th-st.
OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

New-England Society annual dinner, DelmonicO's'
evening $780, ,,,,., ,,. rro,o, 7,
Gas investigating Committee, Fifth Avenue HOTEL IL
Hot-warner reference case before Referee Co'e,
p. g.. <,-..,. 49,. yo..o,. civ
Meeting of Grain Trade. Produce Exchange
Ecv-York Yacht Club meeting \. III.
Meetings of the Health and Police Boards
Harlem Improvement Association temperance Hail.
~ IN. , ,oo..or 11au prooklvn g - IN
Pilot COMMISSIONER meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
SHARP SELLS HIS FIFTH-AvE. LICENSE.

when Jacob sharp stated recently that the Fifth
Avenne TRANSFORMATION Company might procure
from him at fair price the license which he hela
10 run stages Ill Fifth-aVe he was on the point OF
doinr far more than was indicated IN the words
@faT price, for he has transferred the license TO
the omnibus company for merely nominal sum
and tbe papers were drawn up yesterday ono OF
the direc ors said that this merely the execution
of Mr Srarps promise to give the license TO certain
Weliknown property -owners III Fifth-ave who a are
;nter1stod in the success of stage hne there Inc
nnestton now arises whether the Old Andrews
GScense which Nj sharp bought will be sufficient
passport into FIfth-ave. for Mr.. Ely-GodIaid, ;
ne Some of the projectors OF that line think
tb1 NJ Sborns action has put it in their power to
RIM their stages III the avenue without the need OF
asking any favor Of the Board OF Aldermen. Inc
stage project will now be pnsned VIGOROUSLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
Senator Cullen, ex-Sheriff Peter Bowe. Amos j
Cummings, of The Sun ; and Colonel f. L. Wood


PRESENTS FOR THE CHILDREN
Preparations are being made at the Eden MUSES. 1ge
for the holiday week. Matlnees VIII De gveh a uaS
IN the Winter Garden, which is filed Win decoIa
tons The chief attraction is a special Chrlstnas
group representing Santa Clans in his selgh i0aueu
with presents, which will be distributed 10 onliureh
every day during the holiday week.
vFyDERs DRIVEN FROM FoURTEEYTH-sr
The order of Judge Donohue granted on tne up
pcatOn of the merchants In f0urteentnL.s'i to m
rectng street vendors to remove theIr p1o. Us nnt
the sidewalks was served Yesterday, ana ING uut
door merchants removed peaceaoy W 0'N0i
streets
TIE NEW ASSAY OFFICE VAULT.
The new yault of the ASSAY Office has Deen com
Melted and was used Yesterday for the hrst tilhe;
II is % feet long. IS feet wide ana ieet IlR' o J
is built of five alternate layers of iron ana steeI
firmly bOlted together 1t is supposed " no P'"'
tlcally impregnable 10 burglars.
THE CHINESE CONSUL THANKS THE POLICE fotcE.
Huaug Sih Chuen, the Chinese Consul went ~ .
Police Headquarters yesterday 70 pay us tbe
thanks of The Chinese Government for the protec-
ton which has been extended to Cinnamon, ~ tlic
police in this city. There was ianrnni rr'i
change of compliments through an mteIpioVci'
4 DISCHARGED WALTERS THEFTs;
James Nixon a colored waiter who had been en- e
rloTed at No 22l West Forty-secOnd st, was GlS-
charged December g. ne had IN n MS pfser%aTd
found stealing from the house TO when nc f ",dd
admittancc by of his latchIkey. re pig ,dd"Uee
guilty Yesterday in the General sessions ana was
sentenced by Judge Cowing to SIX years and SIX
months III the State Prison.
CHANGES IN "THE JUDGE"
change has been made In me manag1' nf T No
Ilbdnv Erening Journal, has formed company, ~
which he has been elected presidest that mas pous
the paper Frank Beard retres tEGm tue o Be
hard Gillian, of Puck. lie VIII be assisted Wy W.
Zimmerman OF Puck and Mr.. Hamilton nov on t Ire
editorial columns and G.. w. Holmeo Jr., OF fhila-
dephIa, will be the business manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
C0NNECTICnr TOWNs.

sTAMFoRD.-'rhe 250th anniversary OF the Congrcga
tional Church will be celebrated today. Henry ward
Bcecher viii preach ia the evening.
Observation-Disclosures futile was killed on satur
day while walking on "a Uestos bridge TIC was
deaf aud did hear the approaching train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
,r vo,r ru1v TRIRrNE TUESDAY DECEMBER y 1919

PENDANT as one Of her personal friends, mas p e, The
frenunnt visitor at the house during tho ha
n,Sar msmber. OF the plaintiffs family McMorrls pc
osms snsnIcous that his wife and lawley we're 700 700
intImatn f. I. Scoheld appears as counsei ioi viz
ria,n,iT and Samuel Fessenden for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

NEw-DoRP.-Cornelus aad George Vanderbilt visited
New Dorp yesterday and Inspected inc new house JnSt
nishrd hear the receiving vault for the accommodation
Of CAPTAIN Ceary ana the Pinkert0n detectives who
guarding the body Of W. H. VANDERBILT ana visited the
mausolcum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS POR1
SHIPPING NElTI
PORT or NEw.YoRK. ........... MONDAY. DEC a. ls'
AEHIVED

POM or XFyyyoEK ......... MONDAY. DEC. y. 1885
Arrived
Ma 7ein Ptnrst ''' Hrrvdd ~ ne lr At M.
town g. Win ind-r ., passengers TO Il rnd.saI
steamer -cled1G .fI.c'l B,sErr tw'eriar Dee "iih
n1-, AMI passengers o. tunrn LdYr Co. Arrived 40 ih'
Bar al 20 pm. ,. -. o., ....,.
steamer Iorrl"'ic Dr.. Fran nj ii1rrc Dec u. WIN
,nsc and 81 .cnscrs Ions dc Dbt Arrived al 'h'
h 1871, =, @ nI,, ,rr, Crsr Trieste NOV 49, naples o.;
,,.-.', t,r9f,r tn WIN nier ana
IaI" ,, L., t,,i,.. a I'M, bar a. ,..,a in
VtIs , brr,e, tsr. f.iflcn 40 Janai.o Soy 20
R R94iyc Al IN, ~ i,S i.a NJ i'ip
steamer l' .' ..,,...fa l., In, 4. ward < %
Airiyci at H. i.'t II da, with irtc and pas
SEN IT, ~ ms, ana CO. ,.' vy.1re,n. Dee H. with ud,r
and ,iy n9..rrs'r, TO II -c,n,n.
nir'n'i ," ''. =, IA yoo q.
S;t,mcr .ty Atlanta tocsrorl 'hUl"'i"1 d'Y" WIN
mdsr and pH--rus - !" a '"',' 80. mia. ,o Ig,-oti,
Steamer LcanuIl, BRA ;" fJiiHI VIVA "'7' ~ '''"''
ITYI o., ,.
,.fc,lncr Whitney, lie Tsc. bp1L WIN Ih''' 4" u
Bi.rnck -, .,....
li1fh ocean i''.i' '''''''f'
& Co M. ,..,.o,. t,,-,,,,., ~ i,vs viii,
I'm j., J., II II q ,ti,t & Co. ycs,ci T., f,a.t"r.
suS5t.r-vl,c o. -a1ir hl,A frcs1. "; hay. At Ciiy
lard flesh. " s.. c.cr.
SANDY .looS. ~ ~ 40 ,,r, D.. V.,thrr Cr,- "
hIb| W ~ anu
Arrived Yesterday
.,...., pr, Crrsff,v prarot Ayrca N0v Monte
/ 10 -. VII. 10 .bHrk ~ J'Fpu' VI
p ,ci M inc Ear At II 80 pm
! ClEA RED.
,..,.... ,..,o, = 1t. : ,f,r,
Steamer 'n"HIh I' ',.r,,.ai a.,
~ y liN' 10 mol e,.os,~t t,vrrn,oi- Nri,tt q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

STAMFORD. An action. has been begun by John Nc
Morris. journeyman carpenter against Sas ,lIawey
another j0uIneyman nteT 20 recover slOOoO dn-
ages for the alleged seduction OF the plaintiffs wife ny
the defendant Mrs. McMorris, who is the second wife
of the plaintiff is reported TO have contracted habit OF
using opium, and OF her friends have been endeay
oring tO prevent her from obtaining the drug 3ke de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
w.pyFD AGAINST IMPOSTORS.

The Charity ORGANIZATION Society wishes TO
rorn the nuhe against pretended street gas or laup
lighters who write pg appeals to 6enev0eh winter
vduas They are heard from regularly every wIn.oI
The Following are copies OF the usual orus oi e'ei
that they are now industrously circulating;
~ ,f,n.,fv 7 am who gas lighter IN
tins streef Tor years Lady this morning aeI a'ns
The Eve and Far nformary where have eeen shSe re
have bern looking something TO do, ana am now
70 the akin call ifyou would be 30 KIND rs S
~, 90 10 Patterson J. wife and children are lheIc III"
employment is waiting as soon as get tIeIe
tr1st tnd lady that YOU viii not me sune anu you Wa
a t anes Of relieving my little family from suffer ng any
nv wife and viii ever feel thankful to you your ope"
Servant , Nv Oh child
10 dood today with dlphthera both died within the as
,SceV and nv vile Is sick with am without uians
n nTesent 10 bury my child called on several OF Wv uy
SeghboIrs ades that / have h ard people SPEAK W.
hghy OK and they kind to me IN my uoupi'
Most Respt Lady, your humble sdrYant, ,,uh.or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
WyaTCUEsTEE COUNTY.
ALONG TILE eOuND.

MOUNT VERNON on tho new street railroad from
West Mount Vernon to East Chester was begun yesor
day morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

MINIATrKM ALMAEAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises ls sets s33 doc ri e. jSj ICONS are d% 10
HGH wArE. TO-DAY.
4 H--Snndy HOOK. 7:3l Gov. isirL 20 iel On p32
PX-sandy Hook. SOB Gov ls!.nL s.J5 irn "NA Io%'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

As may be imagined, where the person RECEIVING 'po
Ieter has Obtained an address from the scOuhdre
always found he false one. IT. before lcspoiE No
any appeals from strangers, persons "o,u SYM 81
name and address to the office of this society, 30 -
University place. a thorough investigation Wouiu M
made and in this way the funds Of the benevolent p
he saved from waste and placed where actual gOOd may
bo done instead Of pandering to the vicious ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

81 900 will buy Shaync's Magnificent Shct-
land seal Dolman. hoa otter. trimmed Finest earth.
&. G. SHAlAR, fuir,eT
pflucc.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

GOO WILL BUY fur-lincd garment, extra
~ ~ long scakskin eauntlcs deep fur shoulder cape
finest NUTS. handsome sleigh Obos, sct VI
beaver shoulder cape AID num- ladies' seal nat
q. q 5HAYNE.
kurrieI, lO3 PrlpGest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
Henry A. DANIELS. NJ. d.

14I Lexington ave, between gath and 3Oth sts.
Hours % J. 10 Z. Dsea,os Of the Nervous system
Gtnito- Urinary Organs. Impotence and sterility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

tt fnA WILL BUY SHAINES genuine
- ity' hudson ia, ter p'l.ot WITH russian Dea'sr
thinning an sum = ritcui ia t' Mo'iu LOT tue injury
vi Wv '' G. &. ~HAGNE
Iurrcr. 1903 PrnCc-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

dtA~o WILL BUY Shavne's genuine otter
- ZsEtD saccucs fashion bic length elegant se'skn
Is'er or r"'c'o'' i'u AVN c. g. SHAYNE
furrlpr. los Prince II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMEEA
FOEEIGN POHTa
AnnOunCc,n9nLL

BRrMMELEs worldrcnowncd Candies, Fine
=, i,,na EruIt Ron. I,ons MarTons Glaze Import, Il
traits Gnc grades box Fine hG,olIGsa and on ons
and go ID hos FInr Mixed iOI 81 a
Iarr" ,oftmcnt of Christmas Boxes and Societies Whole
sale House, 4co and 40 Granl.t IcNi hiAhcho' SOL
broadway. 2J3 Lth.aye., AID = West litA-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

The new and pOpnlar beverage, Liquid Bread,
"a sa plringn National reputation from is NE and health
giving lropcics Physicians ndorse H. Try IT, Grctcrs
and uTuggists hocpi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
Nervous Debility. in either sex, how

over induced speedily thoroughly AMI permanently cufc
Address with IL cents stamps Tor reply ana book OF par
ticunf Worlds DispcnsaTy Medical Association Cos MAIN
A. Buffalo, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

w SHAYNf,S, los Prince st., buy their seaaKn
ments fashionable fusl Because they find hoY get tho
very best that can produced AID ut honest prices
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-12-03
DISAGREEABLE THINGS.
A Bit of Advice by "Aunt Marjorie Pre-
cept."

A Bit of Advice by "Aunt Marjorie Pre-
cept."
Of course nobody prefers disagreed.
BILE to agreeable things. | never heard
of any one who was delighted to sit in
the dentists chair; did you? l never
found it very pleasant to beg pardon
TON having done wrong, nor charming
to 90 mile or two out Of my way on
an errand which was made necessary by
my own forgetfulnesS; nor, l confess,
are pills quite as much to my taste as
sugar -plums.
But, my dears. your Aunt Marjorie
learned a great while ago that some.
times disagreeable things must be done.
And the best and wisest way is to dc
them ut once and bravely. If you
grasp nettle firmly, it is much les.
likely to sting you than if you take
hold of it lightly and carelessly. II
there is a lesson for tomorrow which
you do not like-that "old" arithmetic
or those "old'' boundaries-do not put
off studying it until you have finished
your history and peeped into your bot
any and colored your map. but tug
resolute.y at the hard lesson first. Get
that out of the way. and then with
clear conscience you may attack the
others.
Nobody admires a coward. If you
happen to know that there is a cow
ardly drop of blood in a certain boy,
how you despise him! Why, I've
heard tiny children in the street call
playmate "fraid cat" and point at
him with an air of contempt, as
though that word left nothing more to
be said.
But. Fred, Will. Jenny, what if you
are aware that you are. way down in
your heart, bit of a coward now and
then? You do not like to own it when
you make a mistake. There are GER
tain stiff and dignifed people who
rather brighten you, and when papa
sends you with message to their
houses. you hesitate and say: Can
not Tom go?" You are sometimes
afraid to say "Nc" when you are
urged to do somethi which is against
the home law or tn rule of the school.
You are the very tiniest bit in the
world a coward.
Trust your Aunt Marjorie, dears.
This will never do. A girl or boy, to
amount to anything. must be brave.
And when . disagreeable thing faces
you. face it You will always find that
it was not half so bad nor so dreadful
as it seemed in the first place. Halt
the trouble was in your own fancy
Hayper's Young People.