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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-04-10

The pear delights Ia deep, richs
warm loan. with clay subsoil.
In laying out a garden always avoid
wet and heavy clay soil. az frdirre
Farmer.
Scotch Cake The yolks Of six
eggs, TWO cups Of sugar, one Of butter.
three and onc-half Of flour. one aud
one-third Of sweet milk. two teaspoon
fuls Of cream Of tartar, of.c-half cup Of
citron sliced fine and thin. Cream the
butter and sugar thoroughly; beat the
eggs well and use the whites for FROST
ing, Hartford Post.
Mutton tallow Is considered excel
lent TO soften the hands II may be
rubbed on ut any time when the hands
are perfectly dry. but the best time i
when retiring. and an old pair n soft,
large gloves thoroughly covered on the
inside with tallow and glyccrine in
equal parts melted together can be
worn during the night with the most
satisfactory results. boston Budget.
A New York commission merchant
claims that 70 freeze apples is the only
sure method OF preserving them in full
flavor from season 10 season. lie says.
however. that once frozen they must
not be moved or subjected 10 a rapid
thawng process, but allowed TO stand
where they are and covered up 10 ex-
clude the light. until the gradual
warmth Of spring draws the frost out Of
everything. He expects to put fragrant,
full-layored Baldwins that have been
frozen in a dish with this years harvest
apples. The plan is worth trial.
For coffee stains try putting thick
glyccrinc on the wrong side and wash
ing il out with lukcwarm water For
raspberry stains weak ammonia and
water is the best. Stains Of fruit on
good table linen can be- removed with
out injury by using the following with
care: Pour boiling water on chloride Of
lime. in the proportion Of ore gallon 70
quarter Of pound. bottle it. cork it
well, and in using be careful not to stir
II. Law the stain in this for moment,
then apply white vinegar and boil the
table linen. -- Chicago Journal.
If You do not get as good price
for your butter as some one else does.
you may count that there re nine
chances out Of ten that the fault lies
with YOU and not with the purchaser.
remarks an exchange Really choice
butter is not so plenty but that any one
who makes really fir-t-class butter
can easily obtain the highest market
price. Ii is very natural for one 10
think that their butter is Just as good rs
their ncighbors. but If the ncighbor' :
brings a higher price it will pay to try
and improve the quality little. IT.
Jduu Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-04-10

Too much effort can MOI D. rn.ie - trlng
70 the asfention a suffering zomnnheot
the great value a. Lydia = Pinkhnn's
Vegetable Compound - . rersdy for ths
diseases Of women. ard perhaps no<kizg
Il more efectnal than the tesrimcny q
those Who have been cured ~ IT, surh a
one IL the wife Of Generzl B2rrinSsr- %
Winston ~ C.. and we quote from the
Generals letter Es follows Dear Mr.
Pinkham: Please allow me 90 add my
testimony 70 the most excellent medicinal
qualities o. your Vegetable ComPo1nd
Mrs.. Barringer was treated for several
years for what the physicians called Leu
corrbea and Proizp<ns Uteri ccmh[ned !
sent her 20 RichmODd. Va where she re-
manned for six months under the tre1tnse1r
Of an eminent Physician without any
permanent benefit She ~2s indDc~d 20
try your medicine and after . re1son.hle
time commenced 10 improve and - nov
able 20 attend 20 her business and cc1sid-
ers herself fully rfliercfr IGensr.1 Bar
ringer is the proprietor q the Americ1n
Hotel, Winston ~ C., and Is widely knc~nl
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COLORiNG PIPES.

An Expert Explains that the Oil OF the
Tobacco Doesn't DO the Work.
"Finc pipes are going out Of fashion,
The speaker was m elderly German. in
whose countenance beer and beneyo-
lencc were equally blcndsd The place
was a room in an east-sde tenement
house that rocked with tobacco smoke.
Years ago had more business than
could attend to. Nowadays have to
call from store 10 store to get enough
jobs TO keep me alive. color about
twenty articles -mecrschaums.
cigar holders. French clays, cigarette
holders and fancy goods The last
named are chiefly small carved articles.
such as scarf pins. sleeve buttons and
the like. They are made from meer-
schaum. clay. ivory. bone and celluloid-
They all take color. more or less, and.
II you know how. you can produce very
handsome effects. Here il a horse
head. for instance. IL comes from
Vienna. and l. cut from mecrschaum.
When got il il was white; now the
head Is almost brown black. and the
name il rich chestnut. How Is il
done? Bv tobacco smoke. although
almost any other smoke would do as
well. Most people think pipes are col
ored BY the oil But they are not in the
least. II j. the smoke that does all the
work just look at the fingers Of
cigarette smoker. They are sometimes
completely bronzod.
"Whcn | ret an article 10 be- colored
first clean II carefully. and then pol
ish il with chamois or fine flannel. l
then suspend 1t by wire or thread in a
box that's full Of tobacco smoke. II
you put II near the burning tobacco IL 3
apt to become gray or grayish brown.
If you put it too far away. II gets waxy.
hang it from two 10 five inches over
the bowl. That's good smoke-box
there. It's only large cigar box with
a small hole in the top and in the side.
put large pipe inside, with the stem
running through the side. then hang
from the little hooks on the inside the
things to be colorcd, fill the pipe. light
II, and draw on il with this rubber tube
which put on the stem. In half a
minute the box Is full of smoke. II goes
out Of the hole very slowly and dcpos-
Its its coloring matter as Il moves. Four
or five whiffs will make enough smoke
for half an hour The best tobaccos for
the work are the cheap, wet ones Navy
plug and niggcrhcad are my favorites,
as they make thick wet smoke which
colors rapidly. What's the charger
Anywhere from twenty-five cents up,
according 10 the size Of tho article.
I've received as high a. twenty-five dol
lars for large pipe.
But. rs ! said. pipes are going out
OF fashion. | used % receive French
and Irish clays. but | haven't had one
Of these for two years now. Nicer
schaums are still in demand. but are
not very popular. Cigar holders are
also falling behind. Cigarette holders
are getting very common. Most are
cheap, and so ! never get them. Those
] do get come chiefly from dudes and
young ladies. They pretend to do their
own coloring, and 50 want nice job
done for them. ~ Y. Sum-
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London Cabs.

40 one fifty years ago ever thought
4 taking cabs In the free and easy way
that we do now. II was work OF con-
siderable time 70 get one under weigh.
The driver had to be summoned from
the r.cesscs ofthc inn tap-room where
he would PROBABLY be found consuming
bread and cheese and beer in leisure
" manner and when he came forth he
would set about TAX NJ on h horses
nose-bag. busting the cab or coach. and
performing othcf ncres airy operations.
with an amount Of del berition which
would drive the impat cnt traveller OF
TO day frantic tahmcn forty or fifty
years ago. my informant SAID. had
much less difficulty IN making living
than they have now. Eight shillings a
day WAS the price usually paid for the
hire 10 the cab propr etor. whereas now
the figure ranges between twelve and
twenty shillings. according 10 the quail
nv Of the cab and the horse. Two
pounds week was by no means an un-
usual sum for driver to earn, whereas
now il appears doubtful il the average
net earnings Of "A man come TO more
than twenty-five shlllings.-London
Standard.
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THE voLrArc BELT Co, OF Marshall, Mich,
offer to send their celebrated ELECTRO Vol
rAIc BELT and other Electric APPLIANCES
on trial for ~ days, 70 men tyoung or old)
afflicted with nervous debility. loss OF vital
ity and all kindred troubles. Also for rheu-
matism, neuralgia, paraly sis and many 9TH
or diseases Complete restoration 70 health,
vigor, and manhood guaranteed. No risk In
Cured, as 30 days trial * allowed. Write
them at once for illustrated pamphlet, free.
THE title OF recently published story 10
"Nothng Made by Lying" which, the
writer claims, is "a true story" The au-
thor must be an idiot TO write for nothing.
~ l0nkers Statesman.
II afflicted with Sore Eyes. use Dr. Isaac
Chompson's Eye Water. DRUGGISTS sell It &c
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4 PHYSICIANS ADVICE.

II YOU are -urer1ng frD-n xr1er1- de-
hilitr. nervous pr0-trAtBon- stalking
er.ells. etc snrersnduced by impure
blood weak kidncy< and liver. etc. Do nnt
resort 20 alcoholic cDrnF-0ua1s- nor Use
remedies thai cause too Errssr 1r-1Tt-F
Of the parts affected. r d Tar rnOrc -nse
% u~e = mad al1er4rlre Ike o.. Guy
sotf's Yellow DOCK and Sarsa-
nariIIa. Tins remedy contains nu-htl<
INJURIOUS 10 the rnosf delirzre cOnsrAru-
ton. and its use grAdmAsE buil1- NJ and
ffreng-hcn<. while dlurerAc and cArnArrte
compounds tear cO~n- Eerr out ALL de-
strcy-
Nv. Gupsoers Ts-or Ds1k n.d Ssrssps-
rfIla restores Impaired OF lost cr.rz1ic
functions 10 shes- normal conii-ion- and
IL invariably gives satisfaction 70 al no
use II
no not forget that any drurrsr I'll
procure the rrrnciy Tor you = Ese-rl-lly
when they 1ndyou wtil not h,e Persuaded
10 Try some other preparation On ~hsca
they make more rnor~F- fou I'll IND
its effect mosr wuad rtuS- Your cd
energy will return Tuur natural force
come hack and you yin feel aro-erher
new person. fun 81 heAirh- sr-~ax-h and
varor. Former inv ali1s sSse2k hArnly q
the rrepararIon- and all 2rknowsf~lre y
a perfect health rc~rOrer- e=p@r11lE u
diseases OF deasiiltA-.nr nature harLr-g
tendency 10 poison and thin the blood
thereby rcakening the urinary and d.
resrire organs AID exhxmsting The
bran and nervous system
Ia Worn out and cnfeebied c7n-
stifutions. suffering from drspeFs-A.
impure blood. weak kidneys nerT-
ousncss. etc. can he cured BY
using this remedy TAKE no ciA<r-
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--"Thc Chinese have got very ex-
pressivc language. said Tom Benton.
of Houston. one morning after break
fast. What i their expressive about
it?'"' asked his moiher-n-law. who is an
incessant talker. Take the word
ken. for instance. What does Ken
mcan?" 1T means several things. In
the first place 1t means female mouth.
Another meaning Of Ken is gate. In
short. anything that i everiastingly
opening and shutting is called Ken. ~
7eras Siftings.
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Repetition is sometimes the only way 70
impress a truth upon the mind Accord
ingly take notice that DR.. Pierce's = Pleas
ant Purgatlve Pellets" tthe original Little
Liver Pills) continue 20 be wonderfully ef-
fective in cases OF sick and nervous head
ache, constipation. indigestion. rush OF
blood 10 the head, cold extremities. and all
ailments arising from obstruction Of the
bodily functions Their action Is thorough
vet gentle, and the ingredients being en-
tirely vegetable, they can be taken with
impunity into the most delicate stomach.
All druggists.
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From Cot. G. IA. Nsckey.
ed Iowa Infantry: lhavr
used Ely's Cream Balm
for three months and am
experiencing no tr0uhlc
from cafarrh whatever. !
have been . sufferer for
twenty years - c. IL.
MAcxKr. sisourney. Iowa.
Ny son was amicted with
ca,arrh. iy'sCrcam Balm
effected q complete cure.
W. T.. HAxxAS. Druggist
Easson- Pa.
Cream Rain 10 q
remedy hascd upon a cor
rect diagnosis % This dis
ease and can l,e depended
upon. 80 cents af drug
lists: 81 cents by riail rex.
isicrcd. Sample bottle byl
ELY RROTHEEs.
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OF the urethra, speedily and permanently
cured by our improved methods Pam
phlet. references and terms, two three-cenr
stamps. Worlds Dispensary Medical As
ISOLATION, oc3 Main Street, Buffalo, ~ Y.
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Health is in fashion Girls no
longer pr de themselves upon painfully
pinched feet. spider-like waists. and a
breakfast appetite which can compass
nothing more than a sip Of coffee and q
crtmb of toast Mnnd Caroline Smith.
Ouffug
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An angry nntion-indig- nation. sub
missive nation esig- nation A lazy ma
tion-Procrasti- nation.
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A CoUGH, Coin. OR SORE THROAT should
not be neglected. BRowN's BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs give prompt relief. - cts- . box
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MORO for crazy-quilt manufacturers:
Blessed are the peacemakers-" - Ntir
Orleans Item.
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PfEE's TooTHAcHE DRofs cure in minute &c
Gl<nn's Sulphur Soap heals and bcAufifes- &C.
GERMAN Corn REMOVER kills Corns Bunionn-
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WHAT Is a luxury asks an exchange
A luxury is something YOU don't want
until you see somebody else with it--PhiI-
edeiphia Call.
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Mr.. A. q. Afford, Junior Vice Depart
ment Commander Of MI, q. A. r., Balti-
more, Nd, writes: 81 have kept ST. Jacobs
Oil by me and always found 1t a ready
remedy for pains, aches and bruises. When
suffering terribly a few weeks since wth
an liberated tooth, could not get any rest
and applied IL. was instantly relieved,
and my suffering ceased from that time"
HE-"I see the latest idiocy OF women IL
20 have a monkey for pet" She-"That
Is not new. 1t was 50 when we got mar
ried. r-Bost0n Transcript.
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When everything else fails, DR.. Eage's
Catarrh Remedy cures
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A LtcHrNrSG-rod agent is the chap who
likes 20 give points &c the people. \.
.JournrI
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dynamite has thirteen times the
sorcc OF gunpowder.
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Many a Lady

IS beautiful, all but her skim
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it IS TO put
beauty on the skin Beauty
on the skin IS Magnolia
Balm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
AKEY TO RAMONA"
A CENTIIpY OF DISHONOR.

sketch Of the United states Governments Feelings with
somo OF The Indian Tribes. iy UELEN IA KSCN III H..
anihor Of Ramona" Verses" &" Kits OF Travel etc.
new edition. enlarged BY tie addition OF the report or The
needs Of the Mission Of California limo 54 pages
elott. 81 90
IL was the first fruit OF Mrs Jaeksons intense rerest In
The condition oto aud her iUtcres 10 this subject
grow more N absorbing until her death. The
rept mad, by Mrs. Jack aud Mr. Kinney is grave con-
else aud deeply Ii is aided TO the appendix OF
tbs new edition her beck In this California journey
Mrs lack on the materials for Ramona the Indian
novel which as the last nrtant work OF her fo and In
which nearly the incidents are taken from He In tho
rcport on the Indians will be found the story Of the
and the tragedy Of Aessandros death as
the, uppear IN Ramona Mrs. jackson gave almost her
as thoughts the which she had so much at heart
and ath has the interest all that she wrote
Her work for tie Indians must always bold marked and
noble place in American terature"( Boston Daily Adyer
tseT.
CEND STAMP FOR
- THE ADIRONDACK FORESTS, ,
and Problem OF the Great Natural WaterwaysOt the
STATE OF New-York." 10 .--....
J. b. HARRISON.
EraDkltU Fails n. III.
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BALZAC'S NOVELS.

pFRE GORIoT; Scenes from Partisan Life Novel
Bv H. DE BAIzAC. l2mo half rocco, French style Of
binCrg. Price II so
"pa rae is the greatest OF novess unmatched bis guid
or kind AZ philosopher and unsurpassed In his te
rary STYLE writer he Las 10 peer asyct III TIC
Enrl sh tongue" says Rev. Dr. CA. BarIol.
Messrs Roberts Brothers soon to bring ont sore'oi
translaons OF Bazacs novels whose Acknowledged che"
dauprs superior 10 everything OF Their sni ID Eng
ush letters provided tho lrelccrs OF America
can be ahe 10 perceive surpassing excellence OF Tins
great French Incompatible author OF lie Conc
dc Humalne.' u Richard Henry StoddaTd
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faw 5rllools.
4 NNUAL SESSION (27th) of the UNIvER-

A NNUAL SESSION (27th) of the UNIVER-
N sITY LAW SCHOOL WASHINGTON SQUARE
Begins Oct next and ends June l. 1885
OF two annual sessions and both written and oral
Examinations required for degree allow OF not
more than one year is made for previous stGdg
Tie instruction by lectures by the Professors study OF
and recitaOns and Moot Courts
and OF class lectures viii also be follows:
Pr,as WILLIAM ALLEN BgTLEH IL D. on MaT1ti%c
Esq, Wills; A. A. REDFIELD. Esq, Descent and
Distributions; CEPHAS BRAINERD. Esq. international
Law AUSTIN ABBOTT. ESQ., Preparation for rial J s.
ACERBACH, ESQ. Corporations Q. i. MACLEAN, ESQ.,
Criminal Law.
For circulars, etc. apply 10
D. X JAQUES. Secretary OF the Faculty,
Mutual Life Building so Nassau b.
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Ncm tJnblltatloils.
NtEssRs. ROBERTS BROS NEW BOOKS.
ANDROMEDA.

Bv GEORGE FLEMING author Of Kismet" Mirage"
"Vestigia" etc. l2mo. cloth. 81 90.
new and in G esiing novel BY tho popular author OF
"Kislet E" ~ sure to nnd hosts OF readers
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Jersey City.

HASBRQldUJCoKS | YS 81 Tins y CITY
III rticth ytgr tecIps September IL
Iatces d a. o. OF tn most thorm u priFatp nay
&C OLE in the Of cw-Nnrk. -tuGcnis rpaitu OF
an the cfua tGlcres and sch0rs and Tor bnSinc .
nursurs Scpar,f. d q ttncn ior and yOung ladies'
tOrrNcn RS Germ IN
tr.rch drawing nd vocal taught IN the re@ullr
ur.. without O. ere. tOrs"rva'ory o. Musc, Art
S, a. nd tvnnISum -ituatcd within tHu"s walk or
=. uuHyI,a 10 Ear, station ana easy Of access from All
oN me- i, - aGo to Tcv W W. Hollcr. D. d., Hacscn-
SC. ~ ~ylgc. e.. Passuc: p: H. Brhicll bay0uue
J.. T. Iu sh7'r. lTpiuc. 'Nc1ange. N'"'lvIki "loor'
Collins. Mayor ~ Jersey tiy. ,,--....
Cat,I,ours coainr tail n0rma Ion sent application
CHAPLIS g. ST, NEIS}
HIN tY {. HILLEE, I Directors.
HORACE G. WAIT,
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Ocean Steamers.

NCIIOR LINE. u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
y GLASGOW SERVICE VIA LpND SDERY.
ETuIoPiA sept a. am FL RHESolA... OCT 3 noon
mn CABIN passage $50 TO $50 seeonl class $50
CITY of ROME ......saIls "Wednesday oct u.
Cahin passage $50 =. d ~ IS SrrOnl class sj}.
Storage outward s2n. IrcpaI tI5.
bOWiinE eileen. New-York
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miscellaneous.

SNOW'S. Established 1850. FIRE Bon BOns,
hOcoae hOice andes sud Caranei- fresh daily; ample
yarie popular prices. Fulton esrl sts I. = Hotel
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,KAND CONSERVE DRY Or MUSIC.

4G-UFS' .3DS '--iG.
II iclin~ school music eocution Taratic art foreign
Irn v,,ny and pliutfn advantages equal to
six lie sons per week For pa ticulars address
President.
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Professional.

nRGANIST.-An amateur of some expert
~ rncc as orCanst director music wishes
ngagemcnt: Pres ytcIian Cong egao1al service pre-
fcIrral. Address Box q 92 New.IOrK cst Office.
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V,nE PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

EEODELIN II tlGhIS.
4 School for the thorough CachIng OF Young lahr%
Adm Of stuOcuts ocPcnocr lo-2l So ma 10
for ur 90 ~ depl Uncut Slja term 10 hghott ur
paTm ni ttrW No extra charges WlatcVef I-Ih'
trrc. crmau FreuC. Drawing. horu SiUKn and ~ al
mas les Included In peculiar rates In" Boarding depart
meHf jc uanlg, mcuj NTH Sep'luJci ~; ~
President o. the Faculty Will DC NJ INC IbSu'u'
daily Tom l. O'Clock
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AcIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CouPANYS

| Inns FOR CALIFORNIA, sANDAI Ctt ISLANDS.
I,psN CHINA NEM.ZEALANO. Aust GALA, CEN
TRIAL AND SOUTH AN Eric 4 AN MEXICO.
From New YOrk. pier foot tInal-.t.. y. Il
For -au Francs. va the lsthmus OF Panama
\ sui = Il r~Usy un n.
Couuectn for Central Al SOdth America ana MoNicr
Frnm san francisco LIST an! Br ,null stS
For Japan and IhIIa
crrN OF II q NJ, IA IR, salts uriay. iCt. H. Up ID
For HONOLULU. NtW-IEALA\D aud AUSTRALIA
TtIN OF ~YDNFN sails saturday ~. 20. y. n,
or On arrivalot I0hton nhts Al ~An Francisco -
For freight passage AMI 'ncrd t,I ~ On apply ~ Con
pany's ONCE Oh the pier foot Cana 81. " IL
TO THE PUBLIC.
Iha posf flee Department hayug announced hat IL mas
ngsmrus satisfactory Itself Tor tn conveyance
IN Jut W rC bound foreign mails aud no art'agem.ht
TaIn Ueru made 10y til Iepar;m, ut with the Pao!hC
fc u~hlo Onpany. this company heie ives nolsr ts.
ON mi Isl OF october next II VIII nht tcelte 90 any
OaCcs lclCrs L cpt suth IS
r. dcsfied or countries with which tie piny fas con.
mails. and kept rutE as rtleN
The rlrco uu bIaIu. which latter II IA rel On sHt
ii sIN ES-" or CONS rE~ LEI ENS,' VIII Oc To
ceiyed urstamped and only forwarded ..,.,
~ IL J. BIZ LAY. SdpeL 'ntendenI
>,r,,. wang SAM 81 1855. Z. NJ =. :. co.
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a WEST 80 rIi-ST. school begins Its thIr-
~ tcanth year Thurs, 4. Miss Eliot at home from
IDA ". ELIOT. ANNA Z. bRACkEII'
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>MAN LINE OF STEAMERS
GERMAN LLOYD s.. GO.

y SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEW.YORK, sOUTHAMPTON And BREMEN.
.KUElN = 4 sept 10 IT, III Ed eel. oct. !, : D. m
WtR{A..~ept9 10. "a. m ULl 4. sat C't lot;au n
~ A sat no o. Z. ~. y d NJ
~ " steamer, market sail Br,rncn direct. -
Cu F,prps4 steamer. Isl cabin 80 -lGJ aud sl20 III
,ahin 80 ON older steamers. "a CLJIn $50
StecIdsc AT lowest rates.
A. - 4 81 t.tg,. =
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

A HOME and liberal education for two boys
N NJ B.rks!fr. Der shin County MAJ long ciptIl'
ence highest rcic cn,,s rb"Al'D !. IlTlIH n ~
GOOD SCHOOL to NUIt vOur wants can ne
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