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New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
NFW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

' y. y * n. IL.
THE BEST SS1RUCrED AND FlNl,,,> ,,ss - oa -
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR Bt tslN H'' v"
PLEASURE TRAVEL - Tux WEST
en0RE OF rAE WORLD. FAMED ny pS0N pEoHl TtJISs t,ISs
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CArSklL. ~ OF TIE
on ana after Zee otb 1885, viii leave "''' '-'-
All trains leave from now downtown station Wsst
North River. 20 minutes earlier thsn t'ori 'O "
Detroit and Chicago 1880 a. m, 900. $40 p III ''T
through. , - ......h
St Louis 600 ~ 10 m. Sleepers 70 ~ r,u, ,1.go
puaAlo Rochester. Suspension Brtge. NliSt'5 '~'' "
q m $780, $40 D. sleepers and psrlof cars: n N m
Uuca and syracuse. u. ll:2O a. m, % m.
Highland. Pok.opae and Catski!i - o. Ii'-' -
Ncvburs' King sston saugertes and Albany " 'i'-'
a n; 3.5b, 300. $40, 'll:lG m
Saratoga via Albany ll:1l - rt. 'i:l p. th
For Montreal and Canada Et'i. 500 p is., =, lorona
Hamilton London. .ltSO =. NJ. 'VCO, 'oiVl' W.
-,':}0 eni., 1000. 1910 pm. o,,or ira ns daily
'Dailv. Daily. except Ss;ur' b. V'"0' W. .
cept sunday ,. ,.,,.. ,:,-pnS car aeeolanoia.
lions, information apply H %" Of F,tOs ST.
~, Brooklyn. COprtst. a.. ilLo,, ~ Si |, Bowery
Nev.Yorg City 8. S5S. Sol. H t9.n. ,,i toSt VI
ard west iooi OF west A.-," - 'or aat
North RIVER. Wss;c tfa Nrt'-1 pr,,r. M
ch.ck baggage from aotels and residences, uHXFrr
left a. tcket oniseS. II ~ ~ ~, 'se ser Ascnt
$50 Broadway. genera ! i"o's'--
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Ncw i)nb!leations.

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Il FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS.
THE MASTER OF LETRANGE. 4 Thrilling and 40.
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PAPER cover. rs cents. Morocco cloth. 81 25.
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KARAN KRINGLES COURTSHIP AND JOURNAL.
with wenty.opc Full Page Jlastrstobs Tinted Paper
By Miss Kringle, Of k.Gisyile, Ohio one large
volume morocco cloth. 81 30.
DonA's DEVICE. By George r. Gather OF Ashvie, Ala
bano. Paper cover rs cents. or IN CLOTH 81 20.
MRS sOUTHWORTH'3 FAMOUS BOOKS IsHMAEL
and SELFRAISEDi aud foriyone ether books In ALL In
morocco cloth. price 81 90 each
<bore books an for sale BY the American Nstcs Copany,
IN Thar,s r. Dtlia0asa by all other BookseTS and
~ all Agents erryhee and are puotshed ana (oT
'A'''' T. B. PETERSON e. BROTHERS.
s0e CHEsTN UTsr, PHILADELPHIA. PENN,
ho seil send copies eoeryichere on receipt ofpriee
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
6tfamboa!s ano Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Cbamberes Depot for Engewood
6'40 $40 $50 D. M II midnight Sundays T. a. M snd
Nanuet, Spring Valley and Monsey 7. loa. . 4;5o D. m.
Sundays a. m
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ YORK, LAKE ERIE AND wEsIEbN RAILROAD
evooi q, 10 mInu1es nsv eaT'sy
Coaches Vf eTRswnS R"S
tis to epS anna an% sa SaSe sss
paH. cheago and NJ s, ST. LOUIS LmiasG Exprcssa
oasnss 80 extra s&alSs !i%s xirsg19s xrlsSss:
6:iZ M Chicago, 300 p and ST Louis. 1880 the sec
~ m"Day Buffalo and Niagara Falls Linitedn ar,,,..
aao 7%e nm m sqsgsHsi9n St & g., 2 The
Taa PS%an spd sepns csasns. Spgdaasns, sss
sgd rs'sss o ~ 10 59 s. s 5 So S o
5sSP midnight SO sol o;2S o. a sSo ~.
p1sion ia5 sG 4i5 41 5 r. 2S 20 75J sd IsS % 2
S5n t.t9 5SI0 5o ag;le @ G;,o G 7;$g $50 1890 .
7:45 ! . M. y midnight. ''' '.'' ''''
NTsn m ?S a sasisso o 5 ya $50 asTsEs & 5 YS $40 @
y midnight Saturday nights only Sundays si5 a. m,
sEaern 545 7;So $50 1920 l45 @3a $50 $40
$40 1929 5aS c;$O p. a@d ad9isst' ''''
MaTS1Ss sTSnls and 50 m saSrS SS I Sum-
dfS Ronsou SsS and and Kingston Montgomery H. $3.50 m
SoSn 3 A. 4S sSpSay s 79S ss S S-G 1925 % O 3 go 5 tss 100
Middletown 4:f5 5i5 100 1910 a. $3.50 430 Z 4
$50 p m. SUNDAY 6:i6 $50 l0:2o Y $50 s pm.
ard Western Railroad at Manst The stops
al Port S,rt Jervis J 4:a5 75O 1920 ~ 43O sao
d M sunday $50 1920 m, $50 epm. WV
Roas 23d.st. n ", 5:l5 G:l5 m. G:l5 q m Ia
645 D every ffteen minuesj 5i5 70 loij every
thirty minutes and ll:i5 Sundays over mnues
Tickets for passage and apartmens in Drawing Room aDd
leenng coaches obtained and orders ha Checking
and ranser be left at the CODanys oces
Nos 4Ol 957 Broadway Is7 wests n. Y, 10 Court.
ST. BROOKLYN a. the COmpanys Dep0ts
Express from the West arrive in NewYork at 71
7.3O ii :2j q. M and 1920 p. III.
JOHN ". ABBOTT, Genl Pass'r Agent New.York.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
RAILROAD.
On aud after December. 20, l g.
nD L. A
AND UNITED STATES MAIL, ROvJTr,

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave via Desbossss and lndt strs
Harrisburg ittsourg and the West with Pullman pslse.
i1@Sd pas Sinking a SSG sissSs
aSss for % srrE Esssss ana s
y s5Ss@ hs , s:ue Limited wsss
arrive Washington loS s' D. @ s5a GsSSOS '4at % ANN! y
aas % o s ~ p 0y Essuas at go aud $50
For Atlantic City. except sunday lpm
Ions @y Head and cmea stations
IN sS AZ snS 40 nSSn nS SSu
For I'D Point and Norfolk via New York Psgadelphia and
Norfolk nsiitoad $40 @ M week da',s rnt g m every
RSa O 1 @ i aross ,
st Jersey oy aOrdinG speedy and direct transfer r
risSs Arrive fTSn P,ssDqss, 5;so SO li:s9 40
$50 an @ao SO 5:sg $50 40 sod ios5 p NJ sSnasS
ssOba s2O s go aS sS s22 S spq !S iSS R P & Fl fTS o f&i &
sto ssA Is g. and d. SsS ss 1tt U.s. sgpS ss9 f os SO @
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express ralns Leave ewYorl via Dessrosses and Court,
$40, i:2o s. =. % chicago Limited, and 10 Washington
b'sed MT ssead "a nisS II nj" sS
and 40 p ~. sundays Express ei5. g Ltnitedi
rn! aan 10 M q sy s49sD! % l1a
sonn,:; a at rsaon oe ana SoIsn m and NJ On sanda
saS fnisd f1S sCE E1Srsss and G NJ?
sS s 5os ss $50 a"G mo- @ iss g. o sS'd1T L.sd s
s Ssae;a ann % ay Hsa
SSi59 cOTsss NsSssSsi ssa
neesg bSSsyn Hote Si hoeSkSa station eTs cy Emsaai
The SewYcrS frans;sr tempsny viii call for and check
CHARLES RgsM Hsa5sr General a. %S9P
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
COTTON MAnKErs-ey rEhetnAru

GIyGuro ooL jan 7-l-i3' p. m.-Co;ion dun; MddinS
Jpiad-. jd MGliing orleans. 6si5 sales 5000 bales
1900 bale, including 900 Futures 'ie.ty
Up!anis Low MdduS clause. January and TcOrusrY de-
Eyery. I5T0id. February ani March delivery 37bid
5-Cfd dn March aud Artil delivery Bi-8Nd, also
ciyery ibtd do de- Juno and July delivery Jjiih;
co 'r'Y NJ Arvu4t de.iyory. Ot4t
2. m.-COtton-uood mt!dlns Upland-, fid; Mdd
Ina tpl.n!s. 80. Low Mmdhus UPands. !%I
tooi MndiinE TeGas !Gf.; Mddng roIRs ~; Low
Midiliug Texas. led Good Ordinary Irtss IL td
Ordinary IcN1.. 4igdi Mudlmg Orleans sd. Low Mdd
nus uri,aas li gdt Good Ordinary orleans. llled Or
diuafy pJlsRu-. ID
m -TLt .le. coy included o.. 100 bales American
Futures steady VI ands Low Ndtng clause January 10
lIAd salsra. do February sud March ccYcrY, i"tti
sslI0rs DO March AMI hptl dsllyerJ, D Oth buyer-
Aur sui MAY t~vriT. ] IA buyers 30. May aaf
JLuanulytty 4t4h uui"rs do June and July 1vnyafT
sllri, go hu~us iul rtetbft delivery l4'ti ' ne
f. Iu--r8ttDn-i iututc. closed esyt tpiaRd- Low MIA
dlll- r.l'r J-4LArs delivery. 81 bu.vss. a. lanu
rcprrlry delivery --hid bnycts, DO r1lutfy
Aun Arcr r, Iycig D. ~ bnyers dp March Aut hPui
.,rtY ~ 6tI rr.icrs cp Atrl ITd NlY delivery
1a buyers DO Nav tn iunc '.iyerY = II sellers 90
G.lst .cv,rT JJd oaycts. d, Angus. -Ad september
dALycsI0S Itn. 70-Cottou qui,t Mihduns sl3lG- Low
MiduHus ..lu Good u!iurv. 1910. net ird gross re-
wiss, igt Laesi saes. l'2J bales stacy sl'@0
Ja.e-.
ssyANNu Jlu. cotton quiet, Mhd!mg. Is: Low
Nt.diirr UolI lplinarr 10: aai gross sc.
Colttwc. I-3, bales sales. Loo bales t'ocA slt'
u.ogLr,vs Jan 7.-Cotton week N.ddnur, 3'e Low
M.d.l.u. D.. Good Ordinary net receipts - 70!
bales. gIo,s. l3eltbtis Exports t"Greu hnrn ~ -
salcs, +.uoO bao'. stock, j-Jjo7 bh'cs
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
'rHA NEW LINE
n

IHh NEW LINE
4 BETWEEN
EEWGOkh, PlllADELPRIA, AND NORFOLK OLD
POINT COAFURr AND THE SOUTH
D 10 IN FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
On ana after Det ember T. 1882 the York Phiiselohia
NoIlJh haif0ad Company Will Fast Day and Night
lxpes between NewYork aud uape Charles Trains caye
SoWi cry VIA Pennsy ypqll Railroad, week dave and
and 1850 M daily, Norfolk 100 o. m. and dlS a. ~ sieep
Ing arB through from Newlork t0 Uepe Cbarss and paror
Cr from Phiegelpda Without chanFN 1ickes parlOrcar
seats aud sleeping bCr las seclred AZ any ce Oes
~ the PennsyNan,A FailrOai Co npauy -
NV. ssS"KG GEM fasA and Freight Agent
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Gaming Ara0emles.

A Lien DODWORTH, 6S1 5TH-AVE.,
"A ASSISTED BY HIS son, FRANK DODWOnTH.
Glasses and private lessons. Gentlemen Monday ana
Thursday evenings.
class for little Tuesdays AMI Fridays half
past two send fOr circular.
A LEXANDER MACGREGORS, l12 5TH-
IN AVE-Prvatc Lessons and classes every day Gentle
mems classes Monday and Thursday evenings
NE GARMO'S-1.47G Broadway (42d-st.)
~ New class. Saturday 2 p IN.
GEO. w. WALLACES classes, 12l West
W 3Sth-st Broadway. GthaYe. New classes Ladies.
Centlemen Monday Thursday evenings chidf ns casses
Harlem Branch, l35th ST., Park-ave. See circulars
MR.. Z. HARVARD REILLY, Master Of
WI Dancing. 57S jtlIave. See Circulars
~ GEORGE DODWORTH, II West 24th-st,
Il formerly with Mr. Allen Dodworth Now See
ircuIars. Room TO Let for Germans ETC..
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
TARJFN RIVER BRANCH

Al NEW.YORK. NEW. HAVEN AND HARTFoRDR r. r,
Trnlns leave Harlem River station. c0ruer lj2ist ara
Inronave near third Bird across Harlem River
(reached by rhd Avenue Elevated airos daily except
7:5p 9:lO. 1900. ll!J5 M, 2:lO. $780,
d4O $40 $40 and 500 m for roit Norris casanova
lOak POnD Hunts Point Wcst Farms. Van Nest W est
Chester Tmpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay Barlow tCty
lsiand Pelham Manor and NeWR Rochelle. connecting at
New Rochelle with ralnF for all pOets the IN ne OF
he New.York New.Ha and hartford Railroad, shore
Line and Air Line Divisions; New" 'anaan NiddetoHn
New. Sued Branches and Boston and all points
East
Midnight train for Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tions a. $40 a m iaiy, except Nond !ys
trains tor New Rochelle and All tnteruedatesta
tous 200 and 93O the latter raii connecting
Rochelle with trains 20 Grand Cenr depot and
Stamford
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

r EHIGH VALLEY Passenger
leave depot foot Of COrtlad and Desorosses Sta
OF M, 4. $40. and p, m for Easton. Bethehsm.
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk. Glen summit. Whkes-
barre Towana wayery ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and
Tho West Pullman through coaches daily Local
st M and $40 p m for Easton bethlehem and Copay
Trains leaving At a. l. and $40 for al
points Mahonoy and Hszlon coal regions Sunday trAs
keves fer Mauoh Chunk and Hazleton. . O. M.
Il. b BIINuTON. q. p. A.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-(ORK CENTRAL AND ~ "a isss
~ RIVER RAGLROAD.-C1mmencing SOY ~ ~
through trains Will leave GRIND Central Depot arsw
- Rochester and Montreal Express; uI'"eS
Rochester. ST. Adams anu Huss drint
$50 Past IA@tsa Chicago L1prsss ssto w SUI
cars stopping at Albany, Utica, Syrlcnse
falo Niagara Fails Erie Cleveland an. Toedo aI'''e
Chicago 300 an day -. o., (.nyQ
daigna Rochester Niagara Bals and Bunao oras. wlY
I'll a. m. Westcrn New.York and northern Express
drawing room cars. 49,. r,~,,,.s throixt
$50 ;. Albany Troy ana U9S' rd1pSd Edxpda and Gicas
Faiis en S Saturdays only a
"a D. M Accomnaolaon TO Albany and Troy c = EAR,
ID D u Chicago and 81 Louis Express WIN SssIgf (n
Tor Niagara Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati. Toledo De'g0'"
cSO D. M ExIress with sleeping ears TO syracuse "NN
Auburn road. ANA saratoga aiho To Montreal Ear Rohs
tyl6p, Pacific - ess WITH sesphS ~, en,s D.
trOt ana LnCaEo A., Albsnf
Ills D. M Night Express with seephgess 70 t9s.I M All
and Troy Connects with the mernng trains Tor tho "'
Ter lho North except SATURDAY nightl. Z poviul
Tickets sale az Grand Central Depot NO In ava
Green 4l3 broadway Harlem Depot l2.hsL sa ,r prosG
and at Wescetts Eypress 0ces parkpi~ce nos Ssw.
Way 1S5 aud $40 Broadway, and 81 West ard rs
YORK 33l Washington and 730 Fultonsts. Broo1Sn' ~"
lth 81, Williamsburg ,,,s =. eau tf
Accommoiarons drawing and slee az s&
procured at any OF the teket cfaccs in Newfo'H w"
t33 Washington st, broosyn. ,,.. fi
Raggsee called for and checked from residences s,,s,,
sThese trans daily. All others afiy ehoeppsSM II
tIkese trains stsp at Harlem asth;st sng nMgtsYpnI6R
J. NJ TOQCEI. - y. 81 nr.,, s,.n.sf AstAt .
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

FLYING LEAVES FROM EAST AND WEST BY
EMILY PFLlFFER Crown Svo, PIP. 3o" seribnef *
Wexford.
book which has neither table of contents
chapter heads nor running titles is something ike
a grab-bag at q fancy fair. The reader who may
try his luck with this English lady's HFlying
Leaves will have little idea beforehand what sort
of prizes await his clutch. Smyrna. Boston,
Ottawa. New-York San Francisco and Salt Lake
City-he has an equal chance at any of them anu at
various other cities too. The writer appears to
have travelled rapidly over the usual course OF
English tourists in America, and TO have made
about the usual observations Her criticisms
though certainly not genial not ilnatured. and
she confesses with an engaging frankness that her
opportunities for studying the country and It's
society were only such as she could find III the
large hotels She wriJes such leaves as very IN
dustrious travellers sometimes mail to their friends
at home, innocent alike of profound rejection ana
of literary art. She makes one remark, however
which we wonder that travellers have not made
oftener She says that Chicago IS large city
still in course OF erection" This is unuestlonaoly
trua
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA.

/ Depatment O: Arts II TOgne Scientific School. III
Wharton school FI3ance and Economy. ~. ColTe9 ~
Philosophy V. Course IN Music VI Medical school VII
Dental -ciOo VIII. Veterinary school TX. Law school
y. biological school NI. Deptrtncnt Of Philosophy.
n making inquiry please specify department.
REV. JESSE Y. Bi RK, secretary.
University Pennsy iyania. West Philadelphia Penn
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Straight and ,sss SAsd,s ia
y sion all routes az greatly REDUCED Tsss .s Ncrthvs
tSs sothw est berhs reserved two weeks
Wv LANsiNG'S Railway Ticket 9niee. s'' S''""
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

EOR EW-HAVEN-Steamcrs leave FSck
,snner ~ in time for early North and East
I1rursOn ~ New. Haven and return ~ oS
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

PiLtpTLrIuA Jan four rloi strivi demand coafnci
IL small fJ tfuacatr wants " dui T,nusyyauig
rueri . te. - Do E1;ra, - tod 81 T. Peirstiy4l'A
- csi q; peuUy.viHtl TO.rr IrOc - - Ia
f.. aware ty, = oUG %. Nlatr Let dttut
g. 10 wheat closed stcAty al tie moo. 'alt
iIts 4dii and stcttv ~ Acd
Delaware % ssy4tof sc. 80 Psnnsv.Sani Red.
n rl.iu f-pat nc. N1 ? EcG January o5'.0 ttc
february. r. ,4--'t.. NaicA e9h6-3'.c pm. u 10
q! lsc Curn- tilrkeI IulC demand good
spoi D., luirt ulict- tfu. So I Mixed ttacg
DE. d. 10 gran dcu1j. No yellow. 10 DEPOT
4lc Old NINrC .cppt 4 =. d0 irncl - &c
sIJuri csVator 4r 40 N1rd January. IA
- &C.. irh tGa.a4T &C.. MNCH. tt3tGAtr hlfi Ats,G
q 4c OAt.--uo ots steady; Rejected ao ~
No. Whlir 80 JIr. No White. dIn tirc. tu-
tfes q.ie, NO Wiltc Ih.Uary So i.c'u 20. tcOri
ary. a.ua' sc, Mgch '"d3hi4c. Neccots-t tIouL 21Uu
NueAL 1.puu com. 20 nuI Dlt~ lbhpU
bnsn -Aipnc.f.-wLelL 5000 pu~ni Cor0. GOJO DrSh.
Oats OJu
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ant
the EAsr5An rad from Grand Central Depot rnTe re
(pGror cars etaohed ard m with palace seepiu
oars. Sundays at IL pm with palace sleeping cars
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
Mem Publications.

TNHE HERALD OF HEALTH Tor January ~
other articles Sl year 10 cents a number. Address
HERALD of HEALTH l3 Laight-st, New ork'a
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
n ORWICII LINE.

n ORWICII LINE. -, u,.....-
y Ecducton Of fares 70 oil pon.s Boston s worcester
g. 80 Steamers Pier 80 Ncttn Nver oot ot MAtSe
next per Desbrosses street Ferry at ASo p m da
except SUNDAY
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
BOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTn And EASr
THE BAY LINE

FOn
OLD POINT CoMFORT. NoAgoLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily, except Sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad 40
pm Cara through TO steamers wharf
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
DHlLADELPHIA AND READING R.R.
F66aTN Of AEiS LisEhfEsr Noafa Il 'iiiivER

JF62T SF LTsEeTysr: Sosfa ISfy;gF
RsS'Y 10 sS lsS 5S;S $40 q
Sssa @ e r Gr Sonh aSs
DRxwISG.kooM cXRs on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Nsht Trans nv, r,,I, x.n,, .uo c,..r
"39S5nasS 9sG ss e1ss Ss iiS n 5s & 5i Sts 3
SIs sUTpEY sSo Ia , Pa Iis if$g = % Is rsrd s aaa
For y FFnls and = Penn.
Fog I%iLIiANsPeRr.. sUYPUPY LgwIIsBURa and
roy EAEAS9Y Slig 1I l{ sI M g. N r. 81 o soo S s.s
For stf4TrST 3, 7;oo; st5s@ .S;5P.p ,oo
Loo. l;Io 9;i5 ~ 40 p ~ Snndsg1 az oSoi.'t
FSF TXaAoGA RHatI8H " at T co M s' i5 g. H. l3o s so
For ZEE B9HhiHF@ p ri I.Gys yHLtFx 1 and Ccu cAvyn
at 800 7fO s+5 g. n. 100 l:S. $40 o." m Tunoa!
For OF at 400 7:cO. $40 g. o. l3e 80 100
Fcr 1I HIGM Sf BRIDGE B4ANSH f's At 500 Ss5 H. 100
rer s.'P X uaNGToN 700 s4l o D., CO. 1880 4oo i:aa
Jo Az Go 80 s5S 1879 .s llHSa ds
e:o 7oe, T;$ s gig. lc'Sep nj sundSys' ''o' S'oAm-
loo Pt PtA' M NFISib 400 qoS 7O9 :: . s4S 80 l:p
pm. SUNDAYS. 500. 500 $40 u 100 n. i'S1 49,
soS I6Ne 81 EVA S9S AxcG Gan GR?yF Sc .a raMs
For For EMGd 4s aa} "a Rs
For SfiRvrIS % iS GIT TlxELAND and BarOaETOSs
$50 q. m, leo Pm
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No Yeith Riyer va S'ESy .!SSH vcr
'ILA 'ILAKEW6oD @ ron; RIVER. I'd BAg%YGAr t.Jpa
Tickets be roclrc at ioe; 0i Ii crs;st Psr Noy
North KiYcr, a. 2O7. 26l. PSI b. 0S /. 80 and lS.6
broadway: $50 757 ana 10 Gs6.vc Rviu,,u-st 10 u,
lO aud las GIecnwchs 14d. ~ last = - s. lisa
300 Bowerv. < oIal IT,. ard prmC.ai l'is3 IN Seww;
YORK Cry In Brooklyn . No C99it-, ~ 9a6hwayJ ghisyJ
washina tonst. y \. TTsEsfer Compay Wal can iof
/ T. WOO I'm. &. q. II AN COOK,
General Manager Gep. Pass and .icket ASs
H. p B.LDTYN &. +. p. Agt, lla iber.T a.. n Y
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

Musical Instruction.
New YORK CONSERVATORY.
~ " The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL,
5 EAST l4THsT. sd door East OF oTH-ANE'
PUPILS NOW RECEIVED DAILY rom "a m 10 u p m
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

Art Schools-City.
AIRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
Nk Wll receive pupils beginning Tuesday, october 20 IN
drawing oil and water color painting sti life. lowers ana
ieudscape, china painting ani decoration.
Studio No. 80 Madls0d.aya
References
MIR d Huntingdon President Sauonal Academy OF Desra
siE William Hart, y. Al: Mr James NJ. Hart, y, All
MI David Johnson. n. y.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
Geachers.

4 BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
N. osse, supplied. No chsigc. TEACHERS WANTED
Numerous vancances No lee for registration Form for
stamp X. T.. AVERY. American school Bureau,
"'~"'f' l4th y. i.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ITALIAN POPULAR TALES. BY THOMAS FEEDERlck
in Cornell University. Svo. pp xxxiv' oo''
Ifouyntou. Mnlm & Co.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
MISS j. F. WREAKS. AVN
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AND CHILDREN, ALSO
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-04-21
HOME AND FARM.

-Clean tea or coffee cups with scour
mo brick. It makes them look as goou
IS new.-Erchange. u.s.,
"A correspondent of the breeae,s
Gazette thinks it unwlse to 1eeo ens'i"s0
to breeding cattle.
1T is we'll to remember that the eul-
kov must have wide range. Conhne-
ny is death to him. He will show MS
gratitnde. if permitted to forage, Dy
ssaaI;no most of his living.-Pr0sT7e
Farmer.
Soda Cake: Two cups OF butter
four of sugar, one of sour cream one
half cup Of sweet milk, two teaspooahiul s
Of soda. one of cream-of-tartar, flavor
with nutmeg or vanilla. Caterer.
If you want to get the goodwill OF
vour hens, says the Prairie Farmer, feed
them dry, hot corn at night. Heat the
corn in an iron pan or kettle in the
oven and stir occasionally. No matter
if it gets little charred. 1t won't 90
any harm to give warm water, either.
Stuffed Potatoes: N1ince some cold
meat very fine and season it to taste;
Choose large potatoes of one size ana
peel and core them, taking care not to
core them through. Fill them with the
minced meat and put them in dish to
bake, with cupful Of water and o little
butter or nice beef dripping. If the po-
tatoes are large they will require an
hour to bake; if small, half that time
will be sufficient.-Boston Globe.
Mr. T. T. TT. Gregory makes the
statement that the corn plant has the
power of getting it's nitrogen from the
air. We have, therefore, but to supply
potash and phosphate to the soil. For
three years the experiment has been
tried upon the poor-soil plots OF the
Rural grounds. No matter how large
the quantity of potash and phosphorlc
acid used, we can not get a good crop
without nitrogen. -Rurat NeV YorSer'
More than half of the diseases SO
prevalent among farm horses are due
to improper attention to the common
laws of sanitation, and farmers would
save many times the expense OF q
properly constructed stable were they
to try the experiment. The animals
that are so closely connected with the
successful working of the farm as
suredly deserve better care and atten
, ton than is usually given them. Ih'
humane man will therefore see that the,
. have light, roomy, well-ventllate'
stables. where disease will be far les
likely to enter.-N. Y. Telegram.
Pearl wheat: This is good as vari
alton on the oatmeal porridge TO
breakfast. Take half a cup OF peal
l wheat, two cups of milk and four cul
e of water, with scant teaspoontul
l salt. Let the milk and water boil up !
t saucepan on the stove, then STIR
r the wheat and salt Put the wheat
the inside kettle of steamer to cool
: pouring boiling water in the outslt
kettle around it. Boil two hours. L.
L. the steamer stand all night on the bac
of the range, and in the morning be-
: it up gradually just before servin
It This can also be done with oatne al
The Caterer.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-04-21
THE saw has many members. Who has
not heard of the limbs Of the laws

Foop makes Blood and Blood makes
Beauty. Improper digestion of food neces-
sarily produces bad blood, resulting i IN a
feeling of fullness in the stomach, acld,ty,
heartburn, sick-headache, and other dys-
peptic symptoms. A closely confined lie
causes indigestion, constipation, blllousness
and loss of appetite. To remove these trou-
bles there is no remedy equal to Prickly
Ash Bitters. 1t has been tried and proven
to be specific.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-04-21

"Yrs; 1 shall break the engagement"
she said, folding her arms and looking de-
fiant; cit is really too much trouble to con,
verse with him; he's as deaf as post, and
talks like he had mouthful Of mush: Be
sides, the way he hawks and splts is ai u.s.
fo1. HAT: tell him to take DR.. Sage's Ca
tai I Remedy. It will cure him complete
W. aWell, III tell him. do hate to
freak it off. for in all other respects he's
ouite too charming" Of course, it cured
his catarrh.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-04-21

In the United States Ser ate, during re-
cent debate, Senator Vest, of Missouri, paid
a high tribute to the merits of St. Jacobs OH.
Boards of Health endorse Red Star Cough
Cure as free from poison. Prompt and
SIRE. and only twenty-five cents bottle.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-04-21
Apples Without Cores'
Crr1A fPa.) Herald.

A nurseryman of Warren County ~ IS
said, claims to be able to grow apples w''n-
ont cores, His theory is to bend the twlg
when the size Of small elder and insert
the TOP in the ground. When the top takes
root sufficient, cut off near the butt and
stake it up perpendicularly. The result
will be q tree growing butt end up, which
so demoralizes nature that baroness OF core
and seed ensues.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-04-21

If you are pale, emaciated, have hack,
ing cough, with night-sweats, splitting Of
blood and shortness Of breath, you have no
time to lose Do not hesitate too long
till YOU are past cure; for, *aken in its ear
" stages, consumption can be cured by the
use of DR.. Pierce's " Golden Medical DlscoV-
ery,n as thousands can testify. BY druggists