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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. AIN
NEWYoRk.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLDEST ROUTE

EXPRESS New York via Desbrosses and Court
lsndt street Ferries, as follows
6:2o 7zO. = " Chicago Ilmed). and 10 (washingtou
Limited) H. ll:l0 q m. /, $40 $40 t. 4ia o, u 4
AND AND q: and and z night ,IS Sundays sig I%s
Trains leaving New York daily except Sunday ats O. and
1l.lOa m. / "A and Y. m, ana p IN. on sundays
Returning trans leave Broad street Station Pauadelphia
sm u1nited 1, EXPRESS IA and 4;SO M lzAt. g
asa 8. 64s $50 q u. i2il 1850 Limitedj $50 s:iS
lao m Leave Philadelphia via Camden. daily
Ticket ocs s4a a2o and sa4 Broadway Astor House.
and foot OF Desbrosses and Courtsndt Courtst and
brooklyn Annex Station station loot OF Fulton..t BrooEyn
Duschs HOTEL Hooonon station. Jersey City Emgrans
Ticket once, No battery.paoe and Castle Garden
The NewYork Transfor Company viii cali FOL and ohsox
baggage from hotels and residencea
SdAkLEb h PU0H, j. II WOOD
0encrN NanagcE General Passenger Agen1
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.
NEWJERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.

TINE EFG0T q LIBEkTYsT INiNc SSRTH kIyEa 90.
GS S atS M ss. @ 60 5 sS sSS fsS @ s
@ r % 1u:Ss AND
CARS on all Day Train.
9 @ s i AZ s;s s s Is: =
M BOD 1893 S ise % ga5a s s ssS ss sSS !, . e
For IoSk HAVEN fE%EE and PHILTrsBURo Penn,
e: SH9SSSaisES2%5 SSiE2 ana and
rsI ss sS sH1qsg; s mn oo so .o
e: 5sss ,ss ss$1y s Too ~,
fis % M ss 5p and Sundays 3
For PHMA9HSaa a. AZ 9o ts ssJ & loo iso saa 900
400 100 az6 a m- ioo 1850. s:4S oAa pm Sunday
Fcrs &sToNa az 100 TOO. st6. M. Loo. isso ss, 1oa.
rs4 s i is s@S isS r. SsSnGay' z % &
For PpGr%MINGroN zoo. s4s m. 100 lso 400 4so
fS1 % s2MhksSSassS i sS ss st t SSO iS So 300 5s 500
$50. 100 7:$o SIS 1880 p. sundays 40, sooA IN.
as AS M s so9 & Sos ; sos 81 sss sss &c., isis s
slbo sisd 5ss5 ~ 500 ssS 49, SIS SSo iosS iaSS
is$ s$S RSSkAS GROVE 60. tAn raj, =.
sSS sSS 3 s so g ticAs % AsTSplYs except Ocean
rsl soS sREFnobEAs s lsSC , tgSg g oo H. $780, 400 $40
,pm.xEwooD TOMS RIVER aHi BARNEGATas 4ol
iSSfIRsfS Al liz tIT{R tsTSR TisELAsD AMI BRrDoEross
500 NV JERSEY SOUTHERN IvISION.s
From Pier No. 8. North RIVER, viz sandy Hook -
4so e:oo ii:oo 4. m. loO 3i5. 4:so $50 m sundays
For 'ELBERoN,, AsDURY p PARK OCEAN sa GR91yE 1,s
III lc SriS "a tYp ss2 40 900, nj s4s SO,
FbRr LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER BARNEaAT. 4'3oa ms
1sis 1y 1 can be- procured At foot Lbertyst Pier No
Braadwsy % 55S and 7t9 SHAY a Kyyingt99nss yn 70
I'm s2o Bowery and principa hot rs in New York City.
10 nrookiyn at No. court-st; l07 Broadway sS3 $50
379 Manhattan-ave. In Hoboken 254 WASH
urtonst n Y. Transfer Company will call for and checs
ha,g, 90 from hotels residence TO destination
paSg asxWrooTrEN 4. q. HANCOCK
J. l.. 0oya We Nanayer Gen. Pass and Itcket Agt
" p BALDWIN. @. Z. p Agt ll9 LiDerty-st N. \.
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ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

trrw.YoRK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILRoAna
n ~ nor a III PU ILMAN BUFFET SLEEPEhS WidnOU1
CHANGE BETWEEN NEw.YoEk ASps I'D, Il Ia s,s HENna M
HIVt on train leaving st. New forx AZ 20 p M
Wes aSd at $40 p. mi Futon-s, Brooyn tt2 M hg
,rrninr steamer st. Lawrence leaves Aiehsno,ts ny
- n,v train leaves Jay 500 a West t-ts'- o<S
m M :. brookfvn, s:25 a. Night train runs dahy
MILLS BUILDING ~ .xnFRsoN
Newf"S q. Z. Agent
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Gtcamboats au0 RAILROADS..
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Juno .. 1884
GREAT Trunk LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYork Desbrosses and Street
Ferries folows
Harrsbug Pttsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached, m, 4, Z and daily. NewYoik K
Chicago Limited Of Parlor Dining Smoking sieop-
ing Cars at a. m. every day.
Wiamsport Lock Haven. sp. M; Cory and Erie at
sp. connecting at Cory for ftusve Petroleum Gen.
the Oil Regions.
Bamore Washington and tho south Limited Washington
Express Pullman Par0r Cars daily sunday 10
M: arrive Washington 405 p, regular 6.2O and
$3.50 /, 3i4O and and ~ night sunday. 6l5 a.
m. $40 and D. m. and IL night
For Atlantic CITY. except sunday with through carr
For Cape May. except SUNDAY, l p m.
Long Branch Ray Junction and Intermediate statonS
via Railway ana Amboy. i:i9 ,;Io and a. M ~ noon
sio go LAM sd .;I9 & al, anu , ,S hnrv part Suna"''
For Old Point and Norfolk via New York. Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad. B,2O m. week days and p m. every
day, via baltimore and Ray Line. $40 N. weekdays
Boats BROOKLYN connect with AL through trains a
Jersey CITY afordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trains Arrive. From Pttsbprs Z 8. 1880 m. osS and
$50 n r. psa Sa 20 Sso Sao and nd ioo5 sunday
sou a M, $50. e;2o looo p. m. From PhladephiA
S50 $50 g. 800 $780, l0:40 l:30 a M, l;20 S,3O.
$50 $50. S,2o $3.50. 100; $50, $40. eis5 lo;6s
and 22O night sunday 800 1;20 7sOo 8Oo ll5o m.
80 $40. 6:5o 9;20, 935. 1905 IN
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xVICKFoRD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW

WEXFORD RAILR0AD ROUTE ToNE""
qraius leave Grand Central Depot Vie NcwHavsa "A"
road daily, except SUNDAY.
At q m. Due in n Newpott ~ lZoo ~
At q m. Duo In Newport ~ S:3O p ~
(DrSwinr.roouI cars 70 WEXFORD Juacttonh
AZ D. IA. Duo IN Newport AZ 100 p H., m;. st..-.
Newport Express" cass 10 Wtekiosv osSs
= boat IAncSnkl
DAILY
AZ IL r. Due In Newpa1 At G2v :. ~
TUEODoRE wARkExs wv
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THE NEW LINE
NEW YORK PuILA NoRFoLKs. oLp PoINT

COMFORT AND THE SOUTH -
a UOURS PASTrR THAN ANY OTHEH HoUTE.
The New YORK, Phadephs Norfolk Eailrosd company
now .uns ~ rs. rans leave NowYork via Pennsylvania
RaiItod "a $40 q M weekdays aud N daily arriving Old
~, omort e. n M days and e:sl m daily or.
S m aad sleePingcars thgcusn from % NSS
& 1tckets seats and sleeping berns can
He .ecnred At any Tic Oee OF the hsroSo
rsnv vc y IA COOKE GenI Pass. And Freight Aseut
W 6uper7nteQdenI
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DROViDENCE LINE
II FOR ROW DENCE AND
ALL NORTHERN NEw-ENGLAND POINTS
roufe Al

Ploasantest route TO
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Elegant Steamers . - -. N, -.
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS, - leave .roan .ios
80 y. H., foot wairenst at D. daily eAesR. SUNDAY:
Iopcest WATER ROUIE-ful nChrs resi- Nhite M0un'
tain train with paror leaves steamers andny Proy-
Jencs i.3O m; runs through Flbyans without change
Tickets aud saterooms can be secnred IN Newfork At
House j7 2s7 3O7 39l i5l IS5, 542 9j1 Broad.
way Windsor Fifth Avenue Astor House. Grand CenrI
Cosmopolitan Hotels-320 Bowery. In Bronklyn st S3j
Wa.h,ngfon 100 Fulton sts az Pier 20 ". X. Send
10 BOX Soil for Summer Excursion Book ..
r. N.POPPlt, ten. rai Passenger Agent.
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gteamtoats ano Railroads
\ BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND


A BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND
steamers srSNITSroS ON. se !. .IsE INSIDE ROUTE
@ Ss :s: ss. . %s:s
HUI aud fosFLr o.n. Passenger Aren't
FoR. .I3sB oRIEN% Sd7HSIIE HSSIEIEENSP0RT ~ Or SHELTER
Sast EsSx!s rayRsbxyss ss':aess :nd sAr6 Sc
DAYS dRE1% 1a%s'siaas g@ q %:ss :s,1:s 3 ss,
T .ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
AND Oh sAR5s L5Ro TRAISs HsnSs TO ALL POINTS
.nS %sy q asS sSs ddssI sss
sss t. nS !, @ S1
NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
%HsTE y NGrin F,s M and s point, Esss s
Ss:ssy: SSS::s: s:Ssss Is:
Mon
iiS'i' S ~'s saADx As
EWvvY0RK CENTRAL AND. HUDSON
thronFh ,e,S. M @ Juno ~ 1885.
drssSs s as"rsa sprss. shrouss
GEORGE Ann md = MHns1ss special with
Limited ami St. Louis ExPrss. With
Bufe eiIs s1DpInS At Albany ca syracS;s Rochester.
d1 sh S Room s'e s 81 L s
~ io5g m. Chicago Express drawne.room 70 Rich.
Bnaap % aprngs eanandagua Rochester Niagara Falls and
M Western New York and Northern Expresa WITH
$3.50 p m. Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica Express,
only. -
n M. Accommodation Es.s to Albany and r1oy,
Missara Falls Bualo Cincinnati Toledo Detro Chicare
Eapress With sleeping Syracuse ands,
saEEaS E.ps.. aS for Ro
ea, ier Buffalo Nlagara Falls Cleveland Toledo and De
and TO Clayton and ogdensburg daily except sator
ll.l6 M Night EIpress With seepngcars Albany and
the North Except Saturday night
I1cketS on SAFE ct Grand Central Depot No D. Eowin8
S5oadTsy Harlem Depot 10th st. and
wsyl S5 and y42 Broadway and so West 125thst. New
4thst. williamsburg
Accommodations drawing room and sleeping cars canbs
at any Of the ticket Offices In NewYork City and
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
These trains daily All others daily except sunday
1.-THE trains stop at Harlem u25th ST. and 4thave)
Ton Sunday rms only 10 Albany and Troy -
M. T0UCEY. D. NJ KENDRICKs
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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dreu pages II wouiu nave made mncn Oe''cl 'o0A
for all purposes, and especially for the markeE
Mem Dublirations.
Cam 9fbools.
O01MMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

" II, ..
The twenty eighth annual term Of this institution VIII com
,nsnce or the first MONDAY Of octoocr' ioo' ~ .o -
,a, n,a,no IN rast lotbst between 4th and Madison
ave, north side and will continue until juno. 1885,
The couse of study two years. and is designed 70
Five fuI and accurate instruction in the principles ana pra
t,ca of the law For catalogues &c. address as above
THEODORE w. DWIGHT. Warden &c
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0L. 1.5l7 BROADWAY.

founded 1Oe Rev. r. Holden. under direction Of
Trustees Prot fps Public school RI Rev bishop Pot
ter Pres Prepares For free beDen
apply to the Secretary Paying pupils received Further
particulars given at the school Opens sept z.
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School for the thorough Teaching Of Yoqng ladies
Admission Scpeino 1921. 1885 Chargcs
Tuition IN lowest department SIG term N highest de
parIn( s,J No charges whateycr Latin
Greek. German French DSSwing choral sinsnT and Gym
under be al management For the foreth annual
catalogue address "THE PACKER COLLEGIATE INslI'
TUrE Rrooklyn N
New-York tribune., 1885-08-11

V'HE Medical, Pharmaceutical and Dental
l. Departments Of HOWARD UNIVERSITY will open
their annual sessions October and continue i've monhs
Fees for each $l0j incidental
eIpenses go graduation $50; Demonsrators ticket So
For circulars address
O. b. PURvfs, NJ D, Secretary,
LIS l2th-se. WaShington. y. Q.
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Ciarlc. Dlotsn, Mt Work.

NAHN' 80 WV 'AsA "A7HN
For some time there was no sound to
DO heard in tho room bnt tho rapid
worslng Of the pen, hen, suddenly,
Mr.. Dickens Jumped up, went 10 the
looking glass, rushed back to his writ.
ing table and ottad down few words
back to tho glass again this time talk.
ing to hil own rO4oCtion, or, rather,
tho simulated oppression ho saw there
and was trying to catch before drawing
ii III words. then back again to his
writing. After a littlc hCgot up again
and stood with his back to the glass,
talking softly and rapidly for long
time, after looking at hls daughter, but
certainly never seeing her; tnln on;o
more went back to his table and to
stoady writing unit luncheon time. It
was curious experience and o wonder
iul thing to $50 him throwing himself
so entirely out Of himself and into tho
'haracter he was writing about.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-07

Visited by Couple OF AmorIcnns-NOt So
Easily Kissed.

lIrtSh Orr. Ransas n Tlmayl
Passing around tho lake and BY tho.
little town Of Blarney the woman gate.
keeper asks il We ar6 Americans. Upon
our answering in the affirmative sho
blandly says, "None but Americans
are allowed to visit the castle on Sun
day" In recognition Of the compi-
lncnt We each Destow q shilling and ~.
celyo our first lesson in ElarHoy. The
grounds arc beautiill, tho castle is
square and about 100 feet high, with
towers some OF tho walls have crum-
b.ed away with ago and part Of it is
covered with green, cimging ivy. 1t
fronts south with It's rear upon tie
steep banks Of the small river.
Wo were informed by the woman
keeper that the famous stone was on the
top wall. We presumed it would be
reCogni ed at once nut upon ascending
and searching We were uncertain as to
tho specific stone, and returned below
for more doAnile information. 1t was
pointed out and We again assembled tho
sleep winding stairs through tho lofty
towers aud had no difficulty discovering
the noted stone, 1t is in tho pro Getting
cOrnico or facade oil the south front in
the center and over tho line of the
ar2h9d windows, secured by two iron
bars reaching around II, fastening it to
and making Il q part OF the projecting
COrniu0, suspended three feet from the
wall and about 100 feet in mid.Rir.
We galed Curiolsly upon II. said
to my friend "!mrO Q your opportuu.
ity and kiss tho Llarnoy stone" Io
mOlestly declined, aud requested me to
injulgo in ,ho osuulation, Eut could
not consent What bo suspended in
mid.alr, head down, without rope OF
tacklOi could not think Of II. What
man would who had ever gazed on the
Cherry'rod poutlug lips Of lovely
woman, warm with tho divine fires OF
love aud passion, lucious as tho fruit Of
lden, soft us balm.,aien aophyrs sweet
with tho breath ofroses, Thus suspended
kiss cold granite Ye gods never,
though il were marble that had lelt the
magic touch OF the Chisol Of FRA titles
till it Hlowed liked tho animated form
Of a breathing Diana Ifany man tells
you lie ms kissed tho llarney stone,
mildly inform him be Is a champion
proyaricator, for what two ontCrprising
Americans can't kiss and wont kiss
ain I worth kissing.
by leaning over tho wall Of the castle
We touched tho celebrated stone with
tho ends Of or fingers, and cOutcntel
ourselves with no warmer token Of AZ.
fcc,lon, As We went aud returned from
the castle We were much amused by tho
little boys aud girls along the way run.
nng after our oar crying "ploasC, sir, y
until We tossed them Tennios for which
they anxiOusly scrambled. They with
characteristic astutonea5 recognize tour
lists aud never iail by their importunitiOs
10 extract tho desired penny or shilling.
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How can tho tide Of population bJ
turned back from tho cites to tho
farms, The economists have been dill.
gcntiy warning tho country peoTlJ
RgNinst the cities now these twenty
years; but in spite OF their eShortations,
tho cities arc constantly growing at the
c ponso Of tho country districts in
several Of our most prosperous cities
during the last winter, one.tQnth Of tho
population received chnritabl aid from
city authorities and q considerable pro.
portion OF those who were thus started
on the road 10 pNupcrism were formerly
living in comfort in country places. Tho
knoTI0 !g9 Of this fact will not greatly
check the movement toward the cities.
The prospect oil starvation docs not
daunt those who are tired Of the lonli.
ness OF rural liic, aud long for tho slit
aud contact OF the denscr populations.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-07

Tho Rockies are piled up like purple
clouds against tbl brittle, sparsiilgsip.
phiro skies They trail o in a royal
glory OF color 10 tho ~ south, their
PINK and purple peaks picked out with
piles oi everlasting snow, They aro tho
"hO,ky mountains IN aIl truth. Not a
trcO blooms upon their bald sterIllty Of
rock, and yet in the amtcr atmosphere,
under tho sweet clean sunshine, they
look rs II tho next pun Of wind might
Goat them away.
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Ito const:tutIonnIIy T!wd.


Tho sub oct Of loafng is prolific one
if any person is inclined 10 treat ii in
all OF lis Ierings, but the SGunterer has
only space at this tine to refer TO tho
number OF haunts that the listless and
iilo have. They will invade the busiest
places, and occupy the time OF all who
arc good naturGl enough to liston 10
their wretuhel dribblo. They arc pre-.
pared to crtirisc everybody and every.
thing about them, and though they
have been notorious failures In all thoy
bavO undertaken, owing 10 their indo.
lence, they are ways ready to say how
much better they could do the work
which really in ustriOus people ar0 par.
forming to tue bcs. OF their ability.
Tho tRlntCrer has often noticed that
apOthccary shops arc fayorito louuging.
places for the conStitutionally tired,
and no has wondered II the fatal mis-.
takes that druggists some times make
are not tho result of an attention dis.
tracted by the remarks Of some hanger.
on, who has nothing to do but retail tho
senselvss gossip Of the hour.
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CHANGING FASHIONS N FISH.
Tastes Of Now YOrhsrs tOs Food The
Phhermsa HriaE to the City.
~ 80. o..

Mb,,o no,,.aai ~ ~, ..I5 oJ,s :. "A s,N
aooios S,tS. % ~ ,saso. seN Sn su v.u a,.. ..as
t;nJs ~ AK sso nrSs'.s 49, ~ ....a. .a..vs1
ALA cSsn"s, ~ @ ,be % NE aU go,,' ss,l,S ,,,s.s
snSnisb 5sc,era, tbst W., w.. avo. NJ" Y, s''s
npns,v,, I ss ,i'Hs AL. % S''Ss ,s ~ sas "a
at ths hst r!t,nran,s @ ~ Nv ~ ,So M ,oSS .ol"s
nf wnsithv sn;cnycs rsr = :, ", w ~ w bsS ~
Snv atm, boSs NSH .;'''' ~" ~. ~ vi ,i,ua ~
biybsr ti,,n tbo,S nsiS SoS ~ 'ySy ,as.,, a.,.s
ms .trrJ and mnnI 80, ,,o,hsnS IN, S'S,a% n.ast,
tbe oriin,rv Find Asi,nn, ,I,oi ,vi nsSi
IN he ,hs ,s,,,Js,j g,,nav Ssn @ W SoNi @
,artnrs hss r,rtsinlv sSnt in,n , SS" ~.
onj or tbiri Mac can not sorg svS
readily seromt for ,bIs bscan', G TX
hnIbnt coo.oj IN sov ~ Bio S',,sT rorosn,,cI ,sJ
woys Il q 1nelv Sy9rcd ' MI
';Tbc cons ,1,,,ian oS .nJE,h h..t.
creased enor,ooaslS r NAV ho Ss's sS;d y, ~
bare Nten thS nisco cnca 3oSSnIo,I IN Js ,
haliLut md hidnel / thint II issbof
ter In orVsl ish Boyled or iricS in
Bte1ks Il L A lopidel ,dnliGaoy SnaIs
nlSbt'iui ehs,,s + ! : M - ,,,,,
-aljliy M 4 reds sosyt,i6 ,yisa Z N ~ n y. J.
lor ihe mosf pari M Iille vaisn n6,t
1r,fLs bogo lnsl vropnd ronsl5SraIly
thoath they ma ycrr roo5 ea,inc 'TbS5
.,ro 6e,ominr s,ar. In Nav ,ort VA.
,ers too
singplarly enonyh tbo co,rso, ssb
lave gained somewbat IN favor The
,t,lrceon. which Iormerlv was consid.
cre to be hardly III lood For N VS wbito
nm IA now irfoprntIv soon on tbo
t,tles of good liyers n r. ,sn
rrJly gnoIrd which IN Mans
ure de,tr,ys lts oIlv 6ovor hnt
It is nlso eotcn frsb Some
of Tho uoor.,r peonlc iiyinc for I'M ibc
lIuJSob srnok6 Il and m"ge " .t,nIO sO
food rb,y cnlI il nth p,yo. hosII
/ bayo ban MD that s,nrgoon e sd
senr,c In n,Ion5 tSot whsn ono no IL
rappbt il IL sant n tbo lard I IiSpton,nt
of t5c cnpnty lonnlors too bnvo in
crs,sei lary:lv in ,,nnnior;tv onJ tbo
MARKETS are nsuoll vel sSnnlieJ with
them Thoy nre sold at lnw nricSs
Formerly tbo cynrc,Sion To T ho,tor
thsn n iyia6 Fnunjnr w"s ,bo oor,n ,v n,o,,
pronupciamsnto ag,inst n ~ noor CT"' AK
Gpt now Il is wall nniSrsto@d ptbst ~
loundor il soosei in yIn@gor ,Y.yYr gor , n Mon,
Il peromes firm losscs itS muddy tas,o
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Tho Preach soldier. corsN

BY an automatic toa or co 60 not
used by tho rench army, IL is impossl.
Dle 10 obtain q drop Of co GO unless the
water is boiing, Tho water is under.
meath the toaoO, but when IL boils it
rises up through a tube and tails over
the codcc or tea, percolates, goes down
to the lower part of tho apparatus, ls
warmed asain, and once moro trayels
nnWlrl.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-07

The French claim that their method
Of porducing carmine from the body Of
the coChiHGal insect results in the most
perfect colOring substance Of that do.
script!On known in chemistry, though
various other processes arg rpsOrtpd to
tor this purpose. The insects nro killed
hy immersing them in boiling water,
aud one pound Of tho powdered insects
is boilei for fifteen minutes in three
gallons Of water; one ounce OF cream
tartar is then added, aud the boiling
continued ten milutes longer. Jne
ounce an q half of powdered alum Is
now thrown in, tho boiling is continued
for two minutes longer, aud the liquid
is then poured oil and SGT aside for the
carlnins TO settle down,
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now PrInoe LoaI. Nnpoloon wa. Lo...

lPio1or PrsUl
Mr.. Forbes, describing the death Of
Prince Ouis Napoleon, mentions a iNct
not hitherto known, which shows upon
what slight causes momoltous events
sometime, hang:
Tho prince nOrer got mounted Mt all.
His horse was restiye and would not
stand lo ran BY the side OF the beast,
ono hand holding the rains, aud clutch.
ing tho pommol, the other in tho canile
Of tho saddle Presently he was seen
by trooper, who looked back, to lot 20
his grip Of the sad lie aud fall back.
ward she horse escaping at u boadlong
gallOp The trooper Thought tho prince
was shot, but this was not so, The
broad band Of leather linking the hoist
crs and crossing the pommcl o the sad,
do WIS what his right hand had bOen
ClutChing as hg s'roye TO spring into tho
saddle. This had torn undorthe strain;
and SO the prince had lost bis grip and
fallen backward inspected the rents
next day, and / found chat the band
which had given away, was made, not
OF sound stout leather, bat Of n
vrotchod Substance that seemed brown
plpar, aud so, In 3 s5uso, It was not
thu iulus that killed oais, but tho
shoddy rascallty Of Arm OF Woolwloh
sRddl0rS.n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-07

A college Of music is about 10 bo built
in pNris. II will conprisc a REQ school
OF music, u theatre capable Of holding
900 persons, concert an lecture halls,
a dancing school, an exhibition Of paint.
ingS sculpture AMI architecture; 4 FREQ
school Of painting on ehini, an artists
club, in which gambling will 10 Strictly
prohibited; m immense fOloing.bnll,
billiard rooms, conservatory, Shooting.
gallery, li'rTy ani reading rooms; and
inallya win; containing forty small
suites OF apartments, which whl bo 70.
served for the Ioreign IntnbOrs Of tho
club,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-07

~ "N VW'HWN w
iE.rnhnnrnI

A london journal, quoting statistics
10 TACK it up prcsOaiS rs amoRl para.
iOx the stRtemopt that the most poorly
paid working girls In the metropolis aro
lhose engaged in tho work ol sewing
and binding Bi5leS 1t adds that "for
ivory he,thcn abroad who can he In
iuced to use tho sacred volume for
anything elso than gun.wNdling a
dozen Of these girls arc uriyou TO per.
iiliUn at home"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-07
eAAoows ALL.

LPnaI Hamilton Hayao In I.ippInc5tt,Gl
Shadows all
From ihg birth.robo TO tho pail,
IN this tTay0sty Ui lito,
u How calm and kruitl0a stTifo;
WhAsoS'er tho actors seem.
They arc postuFiuy 10 q dream,
Fates may rise And tatsi may fail,
SbadowS are Wo, shadows alll
From what sphere
Float theSe phantom Alckoring herol
Fl IN what mystic circlO cast
In the din % nl4n Pasu
Many voices mako reply.
BIT thoy only Flso % dis
Down tho mtlnight mystiry,
While oartl's niOcking ochool call,
Shadows, shadows, shadows Alll
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-07
a oombina. lou nira.

Nv h1illh' #a.tA '~hHls|
In South America, says 3Ir. Pobert
Ridgway, the o:ni.AOlogiSt, native In.
diOns are largely engaged in hunting
birls for tho trade. Recently, in one
consignment, 1000 humming.birds
were sent from Rraailto Paris. Some
times" says Mr.. Kiigway, THE natives
will make up a bird by attaching tcath.
CrS to 1t that do not rightly belong to 1t
10 give it an attractive appearance
They do this veYy skillfully, and, Of
course, it makes no di erence to the
lady who wears ii on her bonnet, aud is
more particular about tho effect Of
colors than scientific truth. A bird fell
into the hands Of In English ornitholo.
giSt some time ago, and he supposed ho
had q great prize, lie had described 1t
At length in u communication to a
scientific society and published illustra.
tiOns Of it. Il turned out to bo com.
bination bird, made up by one Of these
indians, and constructed very perfectly.
rbo wings and tail OF one variety Of
oird had been attached to the body Of
another"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-07

Many Of our young ladies lopk rs II
0 great sorrow was guawing nt their
hearts, This look can be called up by
any mother asking her daughter II she
las darned those stockings