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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-22
THE WIENER WURST.
By Whom 1t Was First Grown and the Secret
of It's Composition.

Inquirer: Your letter submitted to Prof
Giacomo Guyserino, the eminent archaologst,
whose answer is submitted below:
Wiener wurst is indigenous to this soil; in fact,
it is found in any latitude where cowslips bloom.
The Wiener wurst bush is perennial hardy, with
bifUrcated leaves. The berries grow in clusters,
and are distinguished by their constituencies to
strong calcium light The discovery OF the berry
is of much local interest, being first noticed by
Mr. Wiener of this city, who was correspond
ent of the American Botanic Society years ago.
Old citizens remember him as the Bonface of a
hosiery on the then State road The wurst
was named in honor of Mr.. Wiener and not
from the city of Vienna, as is commonly sup
posed. 1t is related that after the use of the
fruit had become known valuable medical
agent people were accustomed to have Mr..
Wiener prepare the fruit at his hosiery, and
visitors were won't to exclam when it came in
through the door-carred by Mr.. Wiener, THE
wurst has come" hence Wiener wurst.
The berry in its effects is very peculiar. The
common preparation of the condiment is with
accessories of bread. horseradish and beer
When taken internally q slight exhilaration is
first felt, with sequent catalepsy. in which
weird imagery enchants the senses This state is
consume an immense amount of the berry, with
the accessories, and generally say not word
The confirmed user is told by vacuous express
sion and hollow chest A majority of people
living in large centers have become addicted to
the vice, but as the very use makes one cunning
it is hard to determine who eats the commercial
article. (See Patten on his Earl. The manu-
facture and preserving of Wiener wurst is con-
trolled by a skilled guild, who hand down the
secrets of the preparation from generation
manipulations are necessary for the
proper maturing of the wurst, the term of seven
years is required before the trade mark is painted
on the epidermis The process of manufacture,
revealed by dying member of the order, is
given below, for the benefit Of scientific students
The fruit is first plucked and thrown in watts,
where the fusel oil is driven out After two
years time, they are then carried to the pile
driver and compressed by strong hydraulic
action. The wurst now begins to be recognizable,
bearing faint resemblance to the commercial
article. After this operation they are taken to
the lathe, polished and gored bias The final
development is then put over them by secret
process, and the bloom painted and trademark
stamped. Extra fine large ones are put in kilns
and treated with dammar varnish.
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Boston's Horse Cars.

He was New Yorker-for the first time in Boston.
streets and finally brought up at the East Boston ferry
There he stood for five minutes So looking the
steady streams of horse pouring through all the
neighborhood, and then he spoke
We'll, give it up Bostons elected by heavy
majority. New York amt patch on it Brooklyn
either, horse Never many horse cars,
many different kinds of horse cars running
so many different points of the compass at once in all
my travels And they all TO in circles too.
Ii one of them should jump off the track it would
blockade the whole town.
They do jump the track sometimes. an swered Mr..
BENZ r. Sargent the Metropolitan X. r. starter who
from his post near by had listened to the New York
mans soliloquy. II shall always remember one oc-
currence of that kind myself"
Yes! Hows THAR asked the New Yorker, offering
q cigar
IT was this way" answered Nr Sargent. Since
and Immediately blocked the road Irushed to help
the lift it on, and gave my back strain that
me bed for several months All that time my back
was so lame and tender eouldnt in any position
The doctors called il umbago, and tried to it, but
they couldn't Anyway they didn't"
But you're here now, yoa know, said the New
Yorker, sugges lively.
Exactly said Starter Sargent. But wait a min
ute went in for plasters till had tried all there
ued sore ever. That is. ali the plasters but one.
What that!'
''Bensons Capeine which relieved me in a few days
and finally cured me. don't understand how it did
il, but IL did
Glad TO hear it, !" said the New Yorker entering
q car.
Time was up, and the starter blew his whistle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-22

ROOM!

Every train that from the East is bringing us
it's loads of HATS and CAPS for our New Depart
ment, which will be opened NEXT SATURDAY.
Thousands of workmen busily engaged in putting
the finishing touches to enormous stock of New
Spring Clothing, which will shortly be here.
To properly display all these New Goods we
must have room, and to make will slash into
the prices in such way that stock of Fall and
Winter Suits and Overcoats will vanish Buy Suit
or Overcoat now when you can save from 81 to s12
on the price medium-weight Suit be worn at
almost all seasons Of the year in this climate and
will cost you 81 to $12 less than the New Spring
Suits. Save money Overcoat by buying it
NOW. You can save 40 per cent what similar
one will cost you next winter
See the wonderfully low prices at which we are
closing out broken lots in Boys and Children's
Department.
Heavy Underwear and Hosiery being sold at just
about one-half their original value
A fine line Of Mems Cashmere Pants equal to
those sold all over at SIS, for $3.50 at the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-22
OFFICE Furniture at King & Elders.

By the Kankakee route to Washington you ar
rive there FIVE and one quarter hours in advance
of any other line and unless you pay additional
for fast trains by other lines, the Kankakee beats
the time of any of its competitors eight and
quarter hours. Please remember these facts in
selecting route to Washington Seventeen
dollars for the round trip is absolutely all there
is to pay. No extra charges for fast trains that
are five and one-quarter hours ahead of the fast
trains charged extra for on other routes. Get
full particulars at 10 North Meridian street.
j. III. MARTIN, ID. r. M.
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The third was an act to legalize the incorpora-
ton of the town of Almo, Montgomery county,
the election and qualification Of the board of
trustees and officers thereof. The fourth was
an act to incorporate the town of New Haven,
Allen county, and egalize the acts of its officers
Also, an act for the incorporation of towns. de-
fning the powers, providing for the election and
declaring the duties of the officers thereof
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE TRAVEL.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
MOHAWK
ON after July 1885 will leave West 42dst
station follows:
from downtown foot of Jay.st
Detroit and Chicago 1910 $40 q: % p. Pull.
scepers through.
81. Louis .,:iO - 10 p. Pullman slcepers
suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls iuao Rochester 7:20
aO: u a. $40. 'S:lo D. N. sieepcrs and parlor
utica and syracuse, 100 1lO:lO. lao $780, $50
Highland rokeepse saugerties and Albany 1910 .72c
Newburg Kingston and CatskliL sl2l0. 800, 900.
'lOiu, ill5 a =: D. i:O t6;l0. -; 10 y.
Saratoga specials 900. ll:lj o. M. 3: b
Lake George vtO Ill M. saturdays Cnly, y: bp
kaaierskl. Hunter Hobart Grand Hotel station. PhT
nic D. o. lii5 m 81 Buret parlor 10 Grand
Hotel ana Hotel kHaterski VIA Phwnlca Oh $40 H. and
3. D D. IN.
Palcnvc Cairo Mountain House statloa. &c., ILLS a,
$40
For Montreal and Canada East Il m 'c.l0 D. Ham.
on LONDON. 10;l0a H., 'GlO "s0p Toronto, 81, D..
=. IN.
.Daly. Othcr trains daily except sunday.
For ckets. time taDes, sleeping acccmmoda
tions. Inform ion apply at Offices; Jersey city Penn. IT,
X. station, Hobokcn 10 iiudsonst Brooklyn Colrts.
$40 1903 SOL ot1. 40 i.32s Broadway 73 Gthave l41
last l25thst LOB owery, and West shore stations foot
OF West tzdst and foot q Jayst, North ltver. Baggage
called Tor and checked IRON hotesan residences Orders
Can be left NJ ticket olnccs. HENRY MOSETr.
$50 Broadway General Passenger Agent
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.

II NEWJ EkSF1 CtN IhAL DIV t-lON,
TIME F29T Of TlTEETY EFFECT E9FT IyE .
sa,, sS iS SsS
Ds @ at FOR Gs
@ %Rs on all Day Trains ndsLEEPISa
Rsiarnn Sa i Ss' Ninth s
sT yS DAY $3.50 $50 M ssS and
For Iock hx4 S fEXGE and pnILIrsBuRo PENN
For %'S %iitIiH%sR9nT syx8gRY LEw l55 and
For HAERisBURG 800. 7.i5 SAB m 400 i:3O 400.
rS4 s & s s % sa1d s At mn oo $780, 400
Fol Sis as 1853 q ssa ss sssR%
For IAMAQUA at7;oO 7:i5, si5 loo. $780, i5. 400
For 1F BSPRgf;GlffEHEM ALLEN rowS md MAUcM cHuSK
at 800 ZOO, $40 M. Loo. l:3O $40 oAo pm sunday
For EAsfoS a, 400, TOO s46 m. loo, 1880 sts. 400
ra S;sq p 7e s9 p x sSndl y, @ g. so
For TFEpfaINGToN ZOO $40 NJ. loo. i3o. 400. 4.sc
For sS ss6sMi i1 a. 800 s5 1880 Iisa
$50 200 7so, $50, 1880 p sundays. 4oo 500 a.
For eSP AIN S 900 100 ~ ss sso 1879,
S M 500 o So o S S S i ss ' sso t' 1889 so S
D. n sundays 400. 500. s45 M, 1900 M. 1880 loa
For S' i5N &c sR% ia VIZ 6SchAN GROVE &c. IAN m At
gS So sU T @S except aS S Gro ssS
For OFF ass b si, ~ Sas ioo H. $780, 400 500
u. m. uox., ,,urr, an, N .
For RfL&s 1S cI fSR and BRIDcEroS
400 a. ~. l;3Op M. - -
NnW-JEnsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 6, North River. via Sandy Hook
For HIGHLA LANDS. SEABRIGHr aud LONG BRANCH.
4So. 900 llo0 H.. l0o 3t5. 4'So. $50 D. H. sundays
900, ii 100 a.
For ELBERoN. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
OCEAN BEACH. POINT PLEASANT, &c, geo. HOO
For XII AN. tiiH ssI 4so 900 nj s $50
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER BARNEoAr, +:so o. m.
Ti kets can be procured at foot Ibcrtyst Pier No 3
North River 81 200. ~ 26l 2s5, 2s,: "a and iS23
IL III and l43 Greenwich ST. l65. POS East .othst;
l5la 800 Bowery, and principal hot is In New ork city
I'm Bro ,klyn at 10 tourt-st l07 Broldwayi $50 $50
Fuons 2lO, $40 Maahattanaye In lio5oAen 23t wash
pgton.s ~ V Transfer Company will call Tor and check
baggage from hotels residence TO d, situation.
+ Il "WoOrrEN &. a. HANCOCK
- General Manager. Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt
H. p CALVIN. q. +. p. Agi., il9 LiDertyst N. Y.
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES.
~ TER PORTLAND NEW-LONDON. NORWICH,
wHrrE MOUNTAINS and all points East From PEI
40 North River foot OF Wattss next pier above DeS
hrosscs street Ferry at D. m. CITY OF WORCESTEH.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays CIIY OF BpsIoS
Mondays nesdays and Fridays Tickets and staterooms
NAV be secured House 20 26 397 and s57 Broad
Windsor Cosmopolitan and Ears Hotels sSS Fultonst
''o''' =" "- " GEO. W. BRADY. Agent.
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NEW:Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June o. 1885
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot;
oaU a M Rochester and Montreal Express through
drawing room cars to Rochester and St Adams. -
"a m SARATOGA Lake George and Montreal special, WITH
1850 Fast Limited Chicago and SC Louis Express
with dining stopping at Albany Syracuse Rochester.
Buffalo Niaeara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving
at Chicago $50 Cincinnati 75j and ST. Louis TAO
p m next day. Through Drawing Room Car TO Niagara
1880 m. Chicago Express drawingroom to Rich
field Springs Canandaigua Rochester Niagara Falls and
til M, Western New.York and Northern Express with
$40 .. M. Albany. Troy Saratoga and Utica Express,
through drawngroom 10 Lake George Saturdays
only.
p. M, Accommodation Albany and Troy
Chicago ST. Louis Express with sleeping gears Tor
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago
$3.50 D. M Express with seepngcars Syracuse andto
Auburn road and TO Saratoga; also to Montreal
T. 9l5 Pacific Express with seepngcars for Rocncs'
roit also to WATERFOWL daily, except Saturday and to
ogden burg daily except saturday.
ILLS Night Express with seepngcars TO Albany and
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West and for
the North except Saturday night.
Green Alb Broadway. Harlem Depot lZ5tst and 4thave:
and at Wescos Express Otces PARK place near Broad
7S5 and yt2 Broadway and 81 West 125thst New.
York 1893 washington and 100 Fulton t Brooklyn and ~
4tl-st, Williamsburg
Accommodations wing and sleeping cars can be
procured any the ticket Offices NewYork City aud
1888 Washington.st. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
tThe trains stop at Harlem I25th st and ithave)
M ToWCE lYn' ony u A''""' anu D. NJ KENDRIcK
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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under the nose of the expedtionary force. wnich
will be just too late. If Khartoum falls, tnen ~
quietly back to Cairo for You will only 1850 men
and spend money uselessly in carrying on 'n0
campaign That was prediction wmch IN ao-
curacy of fulfment ought to give MN .o-uay
among the untutored Arabs OF the deser. oo''e.
reputation as Prophet than the Mahui u"' '''
succeeded in establishing.
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rI'HE NEW LINE
NEw.YoRx.. HILAhEIPtIA, EoEyYLx. OLD POINT

80 oMf0HT AND fitI s6GTI. go,
HOU RS FASTER TRAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
The New York Philadelphia Norfolk ks.r,ad company
noy runs Fast Day and Night express between
Eailroad g:eo a. NJ weoS days and p Ssly arr,snf ~
Point Comfort o,lo D. m. wceklays lSd sJk ~ yay roc
lex No. and ro M sleslng 81: ihssasS fscs ~
cut charge ichs,a Faeraar sca snd ss.pax hsrtas
b. secured At Tcsot ces OF tho Penn.yvsrs kzIotd
company X. n. COOKE Gcnl PAsA AM krsisht Akept
y. WsOUAkL. suVcrintendsGG
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+ EHIGH VALLEY RArLRoAD.-Passen "a

I EHIGH VALLEY RA1LROAD.-Passen gd
trains leave depot foot Of cortlandt and De:Srcsles
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk. WiIke,Larre Towssdas
Wavsrly ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo West Pull
through daily Local trains at m and $40
0. for Easton Bethlehem and Copiay.
TraiDs eaving at $40 and $40 connect for An
pouts Mahonoy and HaeIon coal regions. sunday tram
for Mauch Chunk and Hazeton, $40 IN.
General Eastern Once No. 255 Broadway
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June 2, 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITEDsT ATEs MAIL ROUTE.
Trains eaye NewYor Desbrosses and Courtland Street
Ferries, follows:
HARRISBURG Ittsburg and the West with PM Palace
Cars attached. y - t. and .. daily New York
chicago Limited OF farlor Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars at y a. m. every day.
Wiamspor, Lock Haven. a m p M Cory and Erie N
sp connecting at Cory for rusyilie. Petroleum Gen.
TIRE ana the OH Regions
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited Washington
EXPRESS OF Pullman Paror Cars daily, except Sunday 10
H.. arrive Washington 800 D. m, regular at $50. and
$3.50 a m, l.3: and m. ~ night sunday, 6:lJ a
$40 and and II night
For Atlantic city Sunday with through carl
For Cape MAY. except SUNDAY y. m
Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations,
va Railway ana Amboy. i:io. - ana A. M IL noon,
$40 3 . o. so. ard i':3 p. ON sunday,
Al IN and p m. do not stoD at Asbury Park
For old Point and Norfolk, via Newl ork Philadelphia ana
Norfolk Railroad $40 a. days AMI p m. every
dav. baltimore Line $40 D. weekdays
Boats OF with all through trains at
jersey CITY aorling speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel. . -
D3J m. daily From Washington and Baltimore. go,
n m. 100 B o, $50 800 and 1905 p. N. SUNDAY.
go. a m. SO 9;2O. 1000 P, m From PhiadePh,aa
33o 5.3O $40 Gjj. 7:20 $50. 800 935. 1905 p mq
aud - 20 night sunday 80 $50. 1905. 5O5 ll.3o
$40, go. Gj5. 800, $3.50. 1905 p M
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DROVlDENCE LINE

WORCESTER,
NASHUA. CONCORD,
ALL NORTHERN NEw.ENGLASD POINTS.
Pleasanfest route TO
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Elegant Steamers
RHODE ISLAM and MASSACHUSETTS leave New. York
from Pier 30 n. H. loot Warren-st, at daily except
sunday. - .
Lonses. WATER ROUTE full nights rest White Noun
tain train with leaves steamers landing proy
dence a through TO Fabyans without change.
Breakfast steamer at q. Dnger at Ply mouth,
arriving at Fabyan's early in afternoon.
PROVIDENCE LINE
Is most direct 10 resorts on
NARRAGANSEri BAY.
Tickets and be secured In NewYork at
Astor House 25 2S7 3O7 397 49, 1885, 9i2, 957 Broad
way Windsor Fifth Avenue Aston House Grand Central
, osmopoltan HOtes-32O Bowery In Brooklyn 33S
Washington. $50 Fulton sts. and al Pier 80 y. r.
send to Box S0ll for summer Excursion Book.
ID, s. BABCOck. +. ". PoPPLE,
President. General Passenger AGENT
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
hs CURTAINS, landing at Cfansons (west PoiDtl
Cornwall Newburg Marlboro. Milton, Poughkcepslc, and
EsOpus connecting with Ulster AMI Delaware
and Catss Mountains an Kaaer kill railroads steamers
CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES ". BALDWIN h. va
every week Gay at pier foot OF Harrison.st. ~
cept Saturdays when city OF Kingston leaves at D.
landing at Ncwburg and Poughkcepsie connecting with
specal trains for all SUI MINER RESORTS rHKouGn THE
CA1SKILL MOUNTAINS. WIN leave Kond0ut SUNDAY
nights IL O'clock arrival special fast from tho
Mountains. arriving at New.Yors Monday q a. m.
Freight steamer will leave at saturdays for all land
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CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ CATSKILL EVENING LINE
STEAMERS KAA1ERSKILL and CATSKILL
leave foot OF Hafrison.st,
Ne r., every week day ~ Connecting with catsull
Mountain and Cairo Railroads 10 o'clock boat from Caskll
sunday nights arrival Of special Mountain train send
pier for Circular giving table list OF houses rates. &c,
or address w. j. HUGHES. Treas catskill, y. y.
EOR LONG BRANCH Steamer Hesley,
Captain G. W. DAVIS leaves Pier "a. East River daily
lSundays erceptedl az $3.50 Returning leaves Long
Branch At $50 M. stops ~ Seabrght each
highlands signal. Passengers freight low rates.
Horses and carages Especially. H. r. DoBBINS, owner.
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Nfm Publications.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
HAVE JUST PUBLIsHED'
sTANLEY'S CONGO,

sTANLEY'S CONGO,
And the Founding of its Free States Story OF Work ana
EXPLORATION. BY ii. NJ STANLEY Author Of Through
the mark Continent Coomassis and Magdaa" &C Dedi'
c,,ea Inv neca Permission to H. NJ the King Of tho Bel
,on. w,,h ovsr One Hundred Illustrations and Maps.
VOLS DID, ll3O. svo, Ornamental Cloth. $40 oo
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

landt street Ferries IA follows;
G2o. 7;2o >, g Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
and ,. NJ, and ~ night sundays 6;l5 Q @ Limited.
and 10 o. $40. b, 4, 2 and p M. and II night.
Trains leaving NewYork daily. except Sunday at o. and
ll.lOa H., J. 2. 4. aud y. H.. anu D. sundays,
connect az Trenton for camden.
Returning, trans Broad street station Philadelphia
l2Oi $21. 435 $40; 600. $3.50 $40 $500 IL and il5
N.mted Express IL and 4:5o p. m.) l24. 3 1. s.
o. $50 $40, $40 and Ul6 ON sunday. 1901 320
43 B. DIDO 500 m, "A. i:5O Imitedl $50 no.
TAO D. m Leave Philadelphia. via Camden. a. daily
SUNDAY.
Ticket 0ccs s4o i25 and 9ii broadway Astor uouse
Desbrosses and Courtiand sts Courst and
DioOkyn Annex station foot OF Futonst, BropKlyn
Rusohs HOTEL Hoboken. station JERSEY City; Emgrant
once, No - Battery place, and Castle Garden
The York Transfer Company will call check
toegage from hotels and residences.
tcIIARJIS y. PUGH. J. r. WOOD
Manager. General Passenger Agent
fNO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
NEw.YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILROAD
THROUGH PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS WITHOUT
CHANGE BETWEEN NETWORK AND 81 LAWRENCE
RIVER, train leaving Jay ST.. NewYork, at 525 D.
42d st. 5i5 Fuiton-st Brooklyn. 4:ij Re
turning steamer 81 Lawrence leaves Alexandria Bay,
D. M bay train eavS Jay-st 500 a. West 42dst, $40
a. ~. brooklyn, s;2j a m. Night tram runs daily
MILLS BUILDING,
NewYork &c. ANDERSON,
q Ayanf
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6eIp nanteo.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
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Lon TLinavc near Sx;ieth st.. and tho HARLEM OF
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A VERY DESIRABLE travelling position Is
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rrw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY JULY 3 1886.
Jnsfrurtiom.

Fer Boys and Young Men-country.
FOR HARVARD.
ALFRED N. FULLER. A. ,. Harv EaT
New.York.
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FOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
!,.,I dsE Ia Hc soGTHoLD and SAG nARs9R-Ihe
"a, ~ r.. New-York foot OF Pinc-st. TUESDAYS.
THURSDAYS and sATU KDAYS at D. Returning.
leave above landings for New.Yok MONDAYS WEDNES
DAYS and FRI DAYS.
RACK EFT 4 BRO. Agents SO south-st NJ Y
See special els
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The story Of the exploration will command the at
tenton Of the civilized world tits written with great
spirit simplicity bringing every scerc ana
graphically before the reader.-tN Y. Herald.
Unnrecoaented in the history of the world-ILondon
Times. u. ,.o,.
record of extraordinary achievements Inc "o's
speak for themselves; AMI that MT Stanley snouu nav"
succeeded in establishing without blooisheda series VI %
topa aone the Congo extending distance OF fifteen hundred
miles from its mouth is feat Of courage endurance anu
management combined, the like OF which has rrey oeo
heard of-tSt Jamess Gazette. London.
These handsomely printed and admirably illustrated VOL
nme, contain all that is known newest State in the
word-the Congo s,atcand are compiled by inc Only
man who competent to make the record oil i's con "
rat'on.-rN. Y. Tribune. . 49,,
Animportan contribution worlds history all the
more valuable being written by the man VINO mas hi''
made that portion Of h story Graphic, London
The most remarkable literary production OF the year-lN
Y Journal OF Commerce. , a..
The great book of the season. The story OF stories the
romantic narrative Of the discovery and founding oil tue
Congo State-IJoseph Hatton in The Boston Herald.
Quite as much as The most thrilling romance inc oooH
claims attention from the first page TO the as"-ho'
World, Loudol. "a,
rnrghf,, an, ab,v written volumes which combine with
the fascination OF stories strange people
humanitarian lessons frsught with good ior 'no Soo
tribes Of Africa.-tLondon ID lilly Chronicle
Mt Staneys the Congo may justly DO iesa'"c "
the book of the season No volumes which have ap
pearcd within the past year comprise the history OF so many
so important or such varied ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Standard.
Proves to the full graphic as interesting as
ANYTHING we have had from the pen Of the most daring and
intrepid explorer Thereafter will turn over ITS pages VII"
delight.-[Pal Mall Gazette. London
The book IL at once and mastery history OF the
most romantic undertaking generation has KNOWN
London Daily Telegraph.
Sufficient in itself founded great reputation
tLondon Daily News .
Mr. stanley may fairly boast having given to the world
two OF the most Of travel and adventure
[AthenGum, London.
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