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Trains Leaving New.Yors daily; except snhos,
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Returntns uans ieave Bread station Peisaassd "a
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$780, ii and lilb inited Express ~ ,',y ON sand
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Jnsirurfion.
Art Schools-CitY.

Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER. o, .,
sIsP Sp :oS 1
A-'' ~ Studio s SS Ss,sS.Ss.I 50 Msais0aA'A
PTs;dst Si,ss, f'aatsy st pssa
~ MI David ohnson. y.
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% WEST 13OTH-ST.-The Misses Jacots
3D. s s a cs ia En-
For Both sexes-City.
A - CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
A ss psFiHs 81 s FSass siES GS5a
4 SCHOOL TO SUIT, selected from hun. hun.
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ANN School Bureau west i''ns i. AVERY Manager
DEST TSCHOOLS.-25O Observation-Disclosures
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Musical Instruction.
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HOME Boarding School for Misses and Chill;
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NYACK SEMINARY for girls; limited num-
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l. No. 141 Highst, Springfield. Mass For cirenars al
dress the Principals Misses PORTER CdAAfHbi'
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CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and Hudson River institute, Caverack. NJ T.
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French. Art and Music specaes. Both sexes
School continues open during Ju y and August
Rev. ALONZO FLACK, PHI d., Presdent
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graduating for ladies' twelve teachers steam neat
perfect accOmmOd Odaons half year opens February 1ehu
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
JUST ISSUED.
l.
LETTERS FROM HE'LL"
with Introduction
ByGEoRGE MACDONALD
A Startling and Thrilling BOOK.
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Religions Notifes.

Rev CaARLEs H. EATON ~ e. II "a, m .s nad
Virtue Eternal" Evening" "A Great Religious DisnaT
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PUsEY'S MINOR PROPHETS.
THE STARS AND CONSULTATIONS.

new convenient practical method BY which any one can
locate the without Instruments globes or maps
BY ROYAL HILL
Fine paper, 4to, cloth. Price, ST.
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Art SchooIs-CftY.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER.
M ijIreceiye pups beginning Tuesday October 2l in
drawng oil and wster color painting stall hfe novers ano
andscs ape, china painting and decoration.
studio No 80 Msisoa AVA
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WORKING PEOPLE AND THEIR EMPLOYERS
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THE SENSATION OF THE HOUR.
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OPINIONS OF CRITI g.
Over Wendell Holmes says "Itfs ingenious witty fuen
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-03-26
E<tss Nellie Kent,

wellington, I,orain county, o writes:
abr. s b. HARTMAN s. Co, Columbus,
O.. Gentlemen: / have been great suit
rer from chronic catarrh, bronchitis and
NEURALGIA Of the face. have been taking
vour PERrNA for one month. The neu-
raIgia and catarrh is almost well, and the
con n is much better. / like your PERu-
Ma very much
c. E. Dupicr. aged thirty-four years. OF
Equality, Illinois, had been affected with
a chronic catarrh which he first discov-
cred six years ago. In succession he lost
his smell, taste and hearing. The disease
WIS so malignant that it not only attacked
the softer parts, but DESTROYED the bony
partition OF the nose and seriously affected
the external parts. lie could only hear
witch ticking by holding it close to his
car. lie suffered intense pain in the nose,
from which green, dry clots OF offensive
odor fell. la this condition he presented
himself 10 DR.. Hartman several months
aga. lie can now hear n watch eight
inches from his right and six inches from
his left ear. His taste and smell are again
returning, ard the external part OF the
nose is quite well. Few more grateful
patients ever lcit physicians Office than
Mr.. Dup!er. lie said, Why in the
word was PEaUSA not prescribed tor
m: long ayoI"
Cramps Of the Stomsea
We have the privilege of reporting the
foilJwin. case. Those similarly Affected
can get the name and address OF DIR.
Hartman. The LADY does not want her
name in the papers. For year, or years,
the writer does not remember the length
o. time this lady had cramps, the most
fearful, of the stomach, every day and
night, (which would be followed by that
terrible weakness, which was something
wonderful" The suffering and distress
o.. this lady was Undesirable and almost
un.ndurablc. After all the physicians
and medicines hal failed, and all hope
had almost fed. DR.. Hartman was con-
suited, and from the first day OF taking
his PKRUNAs the cramps and al bad
feeling lett her, and now tor over month
has been entirely free from every svmp-
tom. A more thankful patient no doctor
ever had.
Mr.. Bog,s, druggist, Charlestown,
Kanawha Co.. Va, writes: "PERuNA
sells we'll here and gives good satisfaction.
Customers speak we'll Of it,"
Dr.. !. Anderson, Coshocton, Ohio,
writes "Your PERUNA sells well and
gives good satisfaction. I consider it a
so!euGIl nes.cinc."
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-03-26
AMONG RAILROAD MEN.
Popularity and '-CCaIuc.~ Of
ar. Ekenn"sN'~ E"~""ite
B."o'PdN A 6 ri.tsg
H.eitc.. Fro a.. VI ~
ter VI .chahsC.

j. has been SOMETIMES charged against 20
pretAry med .cueSt nat N N, OF the testimonials
~ thrr virtues Rave cunef been manufactured
outright, ur ~ manipulated as to bear q yeTy
diHcicht aud mach stronger meaning than the
one originally intended 10y the winters. That
tiis may ~ doEr by INSCRIPTIONS persous Is
rrt rely PO>sit,ic. But D.. DAVID X eunedy, Physi
s!4u. AID >u.g-pu.nf Ron iUuf y. Y. takes Il par
dot snc pride IN the last that curing profess
Sichal aud. busiB"sS career II many I"aTS-and III
H'ivrrtisIng IN rHBehy's fay0rite kemedy'-hp
has never Land EIH self open TO asst accusation
.; this Sind Hence the sutjoiaed letter, ana a.
others published by hini ina! be- accepted with
confidence by the public, II. Kennedy IL too
I-miliar With the hopes ana leafs II sick people
10 tine with them
MAsItE hECHA>IC's AID SUPEUINrsSp-(
ENEs CFFlCS, Low kILL ErVAtK >uCVs ui /
tue DosInS y LUwELL x, x.
i"wEII. MASS, ,'alch -, 1884,.
IL. David heuacdy. RUDdout. y. Y.
Ea, u!d uiake the following statement ana /
make 1t VOlultirIly aui Willingly o. tie 4th
Gdy ri June. 1851, Was taken Win what " ~
gaI!et plraly-is II ;he towels. In. seizdre
VA uhcN yUCted AM terrible. The stomach
AID other organs seemed Ia sNnpag hiZe with 1t
rHd 10 have lost all power ot action. For ,
!ooy lime NY life WAS desPalr,.j Of hut at length
recovered 50 I Al as 10 lie able 10 rldc out. BY
lie advice q: my physician / visited Poland
springs Nt.l. hoping 10 b-ncfI- frcui the waters.
bHt they DAD lur no good. Nelthcr were the
best FhyslClanS OF Lowell aUd Boston, whom
cohsultcl able u afford me more than transient
lcuei. HaiueJ no strength and my case APP
ptairu almost Hni"le>s. IN the Fall friend
EdSissduIe ~ Try "kennedl'S FavOIIte Remedy, 50
hnI slthoGgh v2pOsed ~ patent medi Inc, /
made Tho tiial. IL l.ake long sto.y snort
Fai"rHe Remedy, IN uly OpluiOn, saved my life.
r"h>lU"I u tLG UcSt PREPARATION III the world
i" htynAeh dira i!eS a. vel as OF the Liver
SUD Gtac. UfgsuS. ! atI glad 10 say 1t il IN gen
e:~. use a-4Oug the X. Iuen III tins N!cInIty.
You're, Ac.,
Al. CLIFFORD,
Jr. &. ford is the Master Mechanic OF the Low
rH division OF the Boston Il Lowell Railroad.
Ind riH Illness and recovery are known 90 many
"hI 'aH bEllI! "a this Facts III his letter.
| - ihls rcd r!ne Tor all diseases OF thu Blood
nd .esS L Yer, StJ.aaen, bowels amt SKIN. II
l"At save you OF tUuT- flGIa pam ami death.
AtdFceS, Ccsirtd. ID. David Kennedy
l"udUgt, y. i.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-03-26
KENpklL's SPAWN CURE.

HarTlsOn, DAkOta, April lst lsS4.
yDR. b. J. KENDALL Col hdv" been one of
aour hest customers for Kendall's SPAWN cure
end Blister, | have curea oyer one hundred
cases of SPAWN Will kendall's SPAWN Cure and
can say tor one that it is one OF the most excel
lent remedies now on record, far superior to
any ] ever tried.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-03-26
Romanists Becoming Prohlbltlon-
lists.
y. o. Christian Advocate. |

y. o. Christian Advocate
We have no Disposition 10 withhold
communication from anyone or any
class when deserved. 1t, Therefore,
/ gives Us pleasure to note the I'M
proved attitude and more pronouhc-
ell utteranccs the Roman Catholic
Church on TIE the temperance pnes-
Lion. The unparalleled agitation
the past few years has affected that
great organization to such IN cX
tent that her bishops and councils
are speaking out Oh the subject
in no uncertain sound When we
remember thata large majority of
those engaged in the liquor bust
ness in this country are Immediate
| Iy or remotely connected with tie
/ Catholic Church, their movement
against the traffic is most signlli-
cant. In all the public dcciara-
tons of her Bishops, temperance
has been urged, but all insisted that
moral Sausion was the most effective
and proper means Of reform. Their
appeal has been made to the
drinker, with scarcely word TO the
seller. But now there is a change
and their efforts are being directed
against the business. Cardinal
Manning, of England, sad recently:
IL impeach the liquor traffic of high
crimes and misdemeanors against
the commonwealth, aud | ask YOU,
in the name of common serse and
common justice, can you withhold
from those entrusted with the high
responsibility of the ballot the pow
er of applying their votes in the
form of veto when it is proposed,
without consulting them, to put IN
The midst of them these places for
the sale of intoxicating drinks 2"
These are strong words; but the dis
tinguished theologian advances even
to higher position and ranges
himself with the most pronounced
and ultra prohibitiopists. He con
cludes
1t is mere mockery TO ask us to
put down drunkenness by moral
and religious means when the legis
lature facilitates the multiplication
OF indictments to intemperance on
every side. You might as well call
upon me as the captain of sinking
ship, and say, why don't you pump
the water out?' when you are scut-
tling the ship in every direction.
That paragraph will do to show
10 your Catholic neighhor who has
been denouncing all this fanaticism
and folly.
But even more significant is the
formal delirerance of the PIenary
Codncil, in recent session in the
city of Baltimore. Composed Of all
the Archbishops and many other
leading representative prela,es OF
the church in America, il spoke by
authority. Read the following
And we not only direct the atten.
t;on OF all pastors To the repression
of this abuse, but we also call upon
them to induce all their tiocks that
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-03-26
RENDAlL'S SPAWN CURE.

Brooklyn, n. y. dug. Is, 1854,
DIR. Il. j. KENDALL Col an. pleased 10 in
form y0u that after a fair trial given by our Gus
toners to kendall's SPAWN Cure, they pro-
nounce it enc of The best Horse Remedies In the
market, amt as a Rheumatic Linlment, . cheer
fully endorse it as being one of the best RENE
dies ever used. Respectfully yours,
]. CRAWFORD.
Price 81. per bottle, or bottles for s..
All druggists have 1t or can get it ioi
you, or it will be sent to any address on
receipt of price by the projectors, DR.. 3
}. KENDALL Il Co., Enosburg Falls, VT.
Send for Illustrated circular.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-03-26
THE BURIAL OF FRANK HAmiL.
TON.

! To the Editor of the Brookhayen Leader :
Below will he found some lines
written Lax mo n few months 400 on
,I,oI,,r;.i,., FL II.,iI,,, roor
.,.,
/ '"~ '''N ""' wac ''"'" "e'N y" WV
"ooNs near Ihloh fia'l aC tue crosse
! ot a proLracted spree, and whose
ruin was wrought by the whisky OF
the Bcanregard, Bro"khaveh and
/ BOouc Chitto saluuCs-thosc trapS
sci by the husiu,-. mon IN draw Nc
-or,..r ,t.,, ;,,,,,.io,,i, 60, ID.
county P'"i''S '''''' 'e"ee i'""
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-03-26
And Other--
ROAIiiHR EkHunIic


VIII cure quicker and with mnre security to
III" sufferer than all OF the patent and pr"prie-
tdiy medicines Combine They VIII he found
POSITIVE and PERMANENT CURs for ASTHMA,
blonchltiS, CArAkRH Of the head aud bladder,
'"us anu COUGHS, Consumption and all Z hrOdt
ana Lung Complaints. COnstlpatiun Diarrhoca,
Dyscutery, bloody Flux. Dcbiiltr. FEMALs CON
PLANTS. HILLS and FEVER, MALARIA. and all
BILIOUS levers aud LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYS-
PERSIA. Ncaralgla, Piles. Kidney aUh Bladder
diseases, GonoTrhoea and ali diseases OF the
Urinary organs, Gravel, Euptnre, RuEuMAIIsa
Itch, SCrOiula and all Skin uisraSc5 LOri hnn.
hood from whatever cause, Night emissions
aud AL diseases OF the system.
; The Doctor has III his possession testlmoni-
ais from thousands If his grateful patients who
nave been Restored To health 10y bis rel euIes
ana he invites IUu Ia lie sonally see or write 10
those persons SO you may he positive. ! on are
EUt berg experiment. upon. If YOU feel SIGH
consu i the Doctor at o. &C. II this IL not pIaC
tcable. wrlte HIM. 1t VIII cOst YOU nothing
and his advice may save you mOn,b of suffer.
my anu perhaps from pr' inaiulc grave. Con
uItatIons Free. Cores pOndcnCe Illy4tud.
j. los III
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-03-26
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

HUI Dior working people. Send 10
il L H. LIZ cents postage and we will mail
You free II roy al, valuable sample box OF goods
that will put you in thu way OF making more
money in few days than you ever Thought pos
sibe at any business. capital not required You
can live at home aud work in spare time only.
or all the time. All OF both sexes, OF all ages,
grandly successful. So cents to g. easily earned
every evening. That all who want work NAV
ties the business, we make thus unpar alleled of
fer To all NO are not we'll satisfied We will
send 81 To pay for the trouble CT writing US. Full
particulars diTc ctioIIs. etc., sent fIee. Immense
pay absolutely sure for all Eho start at once.
Don't delay. Address STIEsoE CO.. Portland,
Maine.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-03-26
Notice for Publication.
,SD OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss, !
February ~ 1897.

isAD OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss,
February -, 1885. \
Notice is hcl,'hy giver hat the follow
Iag rHwcd settler has filed notice of h;s
tutrut ;0n 10 make final pr'uf in support;
at h q claim, aud that SAID proof will b,.
i,i,ic hefurc e. l.. Watt<Cha,c Gerry Clerk
ut N"uticsllo, Miss. % April ]. ISIS, ~
iTituuS Burkcit, Homestead M. ASH.
CT the southwest quarter Section ~,
Township 6 mouth. Range ~ ~vest.
IL names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
rGl;;N alton OF, said laH'l, viz:
p.noiS Nirhols. M Vt
Gov W. Nichols, BlOuntville j. O.,
J ,urs.M Bnurit, ! Lawrence c.,
lii.hI Buckley. Miss.
i. {. KERR,
Register.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-03-26

Has attained a standard OF. excellence which
admits Of no superior.
IL contains every improvement that inventive
genius, skill and money can produce.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-03-26

ObtaiNsi. and all PATENT BUSINESS
attended to for Moderate Fees.
Our office is opposite the L, $. Patent
Office, and W" can obtain Patents in less
time than those remote from Washington
Send Model or Drawing. We advlsa us
10 patrntsh.lity free OF charge; and we
make NJ CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is Sc
ELu.p.
We refer. here. u the Postmaster. the
SHlt. al MUu.N Order bly,. and to Off
rails "t ia" I. :. Patent Office. For cir.
,ul r. advice, t"rigS aud references to
a"tnal client IN your own State or Coun-
~, write 10
G. p. SNOW & CO..
Opposite Patent Office, u ashingtun, il c
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-03-26

may be engaged in the sale Of H.
quors to abandon, as soon "a they
can, the dangerous traffic, and to
embrace more becoming way Gl
making n living.
! Now, If that admonition has back
of it. sufficient conscience for Its en-.
forcemcnt, we may expect whole.
sale closing OF saloons. Indeed, if
the Romanist can be induced to re-
tire from the business, il will at
once almost cease TO he business
And tLiS VIC ailirn sn tue authority
OF Father q Cu..xpr, Of New York.
who say $ that OF the 1000 licensed
saloon keepers OF that city $500 are
Irish and German Catholics.
At the formal opening of the new
Roman Catholic Church of the Paul
iSt Fathers, few days ago, there
was grand temperance dcmonstra
lion. All the Father Matthew Total
Abstinence Societies, numbering
thirty three, were in attendance.
There vac congregation OF he.
tween six thousand aud eight lhous
AMI people. and three Of the most
eminent prciatcs in America were
present liy -pccial invitation 10 sd
! dress the meet lug Biehop kranc
of IL, hMord, Va, Bishop Spaidin.,
oil Peoria, Ill. u0d Bishop ireland.
Of 81. Pant. Nina. The last Il ned
discussed The liquor traffic aud lis
effect u.'"n !'"lii'c~ aud the Sal bath.
Right eloq gently dill lie plead for
rjoid rrrEi,,gio., .t,tri.s aud thai,
;.,,r,... r.
! p. '''> = ~
''oSe'' MS powerful inpas'lo"ed
appeal with these words:
1t cheers me to see six thousand
IN eioIt tbonsanl c;tizon. ,rv.r
|
the work OF temperance. The Cath
Ollie Church has spoken well her
wish on this .ucsiion and Tho man.
Iao,o hos oo,o r,,t, ,,,, .,o pin
" oD '''o ,'''"
=! |o""ti1 '"aC Tue SUNDAY laws
must be observed, and Catholics
must seek TO secure even more sirin
ynnt Iow. Tlo v,r,!s ob,r,h
-t,.,,,-
7'"'''" "o e''' P'eH'h' III Tue minus
OF 1ath"iicS' irlestS amt bishops
must labor to induce Catholics in
the liquor traffic to leave il and 10 oe!
o,noa,hor ,., ocoh,oia;a I'LL;
" VI
ho"o' You grant tnaC Tue "ofd may
be listened to; God grant that in
New York it NAV soon be said that
r,hol,c, or, I,,yinr the Iiopor trof
:. :,
ny.
II OIL e. !reiatcs will follow the
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-03-26
hONPOI
KENDALl'S SPAWN CURE.

Newark, n. j.. March lr, leS4
DR. B. j. KENDALL Co., Cents have used
your hendalPS Spawn Cure and Blister both in
my Ousih.ss as q stable keeper and in nv rae
tlce ~ q V. =, and can truly say il Is the best
medicine know OF for the uses 1t IL recon-
mended for. | have used 1t as general stable
llniment and in special cases OF spain, etc,
with the best results. and chez fully recon-
mend II to all who have need of such goods.
Yours very truly,