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New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

TRINITY SCHOOL. l,5i5 BnohpM niooT An,w 0nc cr
,1s,ts ol ,he plc:e fp'epa in1he e. o is or
If,i 4 az. ElcNalt' III
bn,iness for IT orhecs app ic tSn 80 Le naus 10 @
Stcr,tGy; ~ ing pup - . ,g. sncu,''et 'N' '
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

" TER. FITCHBURG PORTLAND, NEw.LoNDOy
NORWICH WHITE MOUNTAINS ant al. Fasfar1 nOintI,
From per 10 North River y Y. oot Of Watt.st tners
per above Dosbrossc, street Ferry at ey@eps
Suniars steamers CRY OF " n ESTER .na CRY Os
EEW-YORK Pest routeD - WArCH I'LL an BLOCK
ISLAND Bernniny fuV copnectiOI vii he mile az
NEW.ION DON with steamer "BLOCk ISLAND" TO ani
from WATCH HILL AMI BLOCK Ioi.AN ND,.,,, -
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl.
~ Trans from Chambers ST. sai'en Tor nslemooi
IN a n - 800 ! .OO. 90 J-O $40, $50. CO. 1880
ln I2 OO midn ghL sunday 13O, $50 n iVO anu ooo
.oo
30 o. 80 4.JO O3O, 500 D. III sunday ooV " "- oVV
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
Eue.rnrticn.
For Young Ladics-Jo..ntc ?.
JIOUGuTON SEMINARY,
CLINTON X Y.


HOUGnTON SEMINARY.
FOR Young Isd'c, 2tlh year. I,brgci r',s e,ssrieG
inc courses q study saniI~ perfect for bnsiraiei
catalogue sddscs' . urxrrtcr
MISS BULKLkY'S Boarding and DaY sci.oel
ni tor Grs Isrry IoTn on .rr Hudson heoPs"' sept
NJErXGER INSTITUTED Carlisle, Penn. Day
ic'hei f. 'iSs6 MIS- TAi'GiT t. DrXTEE irncr'i
NIirS BARrLETl'S formerly Miss N0tt's.
taaus M tn e. q anS fsa He S"5 a1 cSn a w Win c" % sep
tenbcr -. ciTculars sent Oh applica'ion
NfORAVIAN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG La,
in ueccssnl operation ever sncs offers 'LoF""sh "'""
ton in sil department. ~ m"erttc cost
MISS GORDON'S ENGLISH ana FRENCH
no 4Is spricsst. west plad, ,pia Penn up. ror
boarIcrs lwicl 20 T.
MISS HAINES'S SCHOOL
IN "WOODSIDE"
HARTFORD. CONN
Fytersive erounas helih1a .o,.l,io,, o,a,ioa;
snp or ,n,irpG,!on ~ III 9 1885
NrYACK SEMINARY for girls - boarding.
y rnuiis. thorough friIing delightful home on hour
from & i Idarcsa M. nDossne b'rtAeiL Principal
NS>INING INSTITUTE. sing SING \. y
'>r.s in %, ie S. ari tl ution ngs ai ocra angrai-
F p'F, Gi ,"%.,i s r. 70 miles % Esy 3 T. D. D. ii} } Charges
"'"''"'' PRINCIPAL
DYE SEMINARY. Rye, New York.
La Fer particulars sddros' , rrF,,
pUTGER5 FEMALE COLLEGE reopenss
IL santa. cY - a, - Wrsf f5th-si havn, organized
with Hcv John aN D. d. president oi tic Hoari oi ru-
tees. AIiresi tie coleEe
..,s,UE BINS" Springfield, Nass.-Famlv,
l Iiav anI Music -c,os for Girls Primary Academic
Classical ' Isl 'i .i,'ii rGi S >MPNEy Principals.
TRINITY HAIL. Beverly. Ncw-Jcrscy.-
Ilorou ia homo -r-i Tor e- Varied aa anIaec. %' ,c ,
mlh' - "r ~H n'ui, ~ l,.' 90 !. G
'o' '''' EAcHEIiE GIBBONS HuTT. Principal.
fsNuE MI~-FS ANABi.ES
fNGIIs n. FHi NCU AND GERMAN
BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL.
',oDcn cp'cm 'cr -
WA NJ NE SCHOOL and WELLES-
w iE' irofar r.ioy com 'ry @ Ma.am" ] s'c.ag g, -
ier.- rcaa,Llct and oolosc preparatory ccursA for
Nn. T. - EiClIAitr-. Germantown, Philadc'phin
yA-YONING -EMiNAKN AID COMMERCIAL i
~ fOLLtGH--prcln"f. co1"to prrar'uon, i"lcli'
r. ara g'ise g az .,, ~ i, '',i II e.. ~ n , ,,
il, ~ ~ ., ,cri ~ Tor .t,logn aaorrss
Dcy. j.. T., rI..GNs. d. H., rrnc'"ai kingston Penn
YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY.
fHIi H2}lIp; y"
Afdrrs-
I. CHANDi. g.. y. D.
fr,sliert
'fG}rU YEAR.-LYNpON HALL. Pough-
90 LDous.. M IS high i,i.~s sslt"i yonn" "'cs;
,.r.. d,s,,r ~ nir. ,i4i.--,. and Ine ,i 'airHc,
-NNtI.L WE!i.t nCC Is. \. 81 Principal
N..swll-tT NOl'Nr HOPE LADIES SEM
u %'}U rsry. Mu..c ami At extra. >..-.,,.-.
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european Advertisements.
Proposals.

AGENT AND WARDRSs OFFICE, AUBURS PRISON.
AuBU!N y. Y, July IA, 1856
NOTICE is hereby given that proposals for
~ the employment within the prison enclosure, OF nve
hundred convicts until March 1857, upon tho piece price
system w be- received at this office until l2 o'clock noon
August j. 1856 The number be employed upon one
industry VIII be restricted 10 two hundred and the night Ie
served 10 reject such proposals not deemed o be In the
interest OF the State s. LANEHART
Agent aud Warden.
PROPOSALS for grading and regulating in
tho City Of Washington. ID. 4.
OIfiCE ESGIsRKR COMMISSIONED
WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 49, 1886. )
Sealed proposals Will be this until II
O'clock Saturday July "a 1856 for grading and Iog
uatns various streets the CITY OF Washing
%. &.
blank forms OF proposals and specific obtained
At this olce application therefor together with all
necessary information and only bids these forms will be
considered
The right reserved 10 reject any and oil bids parts OF
bids WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer commissioner ID. G.
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felp Uanteo. .

XNANTED.-Bri willing. me, metnodlcal lDoli,sl,l
w boy l6 in business office WIN cHem o p0nirn
TICS 'CAREFUL EMPLONER,' IrlDuho oinOo'
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For BOYS and Young Wen-Country.


MEDIA hCAIkMY. MEDIA. PENN
Tour Harvs tutoru- all snIe ID any preparatory
or college branches iusi-clasJ English AM toMliccit
Department Regular schoo yoI Opens septeiOero Al
DIS, SMlIilN [. SiIOilII.iDt =, a
~ IiarNard Graduate. Nicola. Penn
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
E0R THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

AMI after juno * al expresstrzn With pror AM
other cars thrpugh without c{nV vii leave Grant enri
UegOr >cw-NorE VIA. y. ". y IT, s. "A X r.. lla N
day ~uniavs for yan' dpe ~ sop N isns
drecf connections ~ White River Junction with trslgs
tran OF Contrs Vermont H. X. Montreal and Wes
River WIN passu n. r. for ,cwDIr VI ON h'c. &c,
and on SATURDAY nehts thrOggh Sleeping iab
will leave Depot ~ 1880 y. m. srrivng tie nom
talns IN time for hre4kissf ~uni4Y wOrnln,
in ParlOr berhs sleeping be
cured advance at ID. r. Il Of1ce lni
ira, Depot
For further palicuaTs consult Conn pver Line FO Ter,
which may be oJtalnci at principal tcset N rs
{. l. HrNP-TFAD
= 4 Y y & n r.
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ICADEMY AND HOME FOR TEN BOYS.

Tboroupb preparafion for b snes, college Abso-
iu,eiy ealtuj ocsilon Genuine hOmo Ni.h the most
refined surroundings Hvcst references gwen ana required
j. H. ROOT. Prime pal, Gfeenw H. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
rrotcssiondl.

GENTLEMAN about forty years of age, a
~ tuate of the University OF the city OF Ne" ~
am, ui course medical studies ia the COLLEGE W
,i.n- and teeincnt WIN III
u.v pqucr or magazine take charge ui the outdoor '"o
inc m ayrf.inr department Has it some business - pc
riencc. AulitSs "a LKGLoN, box =" 'i''""' IN
AETNA cures N'ui':. uiT:.:i'o%IaI,s free.
AETNA CO. IS 6ti-aVs. ~ Y.
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[ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenccr

trains leave depO foot Of Cortland AMI Dosbro,,es S.
az m. l. 80 and p for ia1Dn. Br'b'"ien Alien.
to- n. tc2ting Mauci fhunk Gion summit. NIilss1rr.
JoHs snfs MGvcTV. ithaca Geneva lyons Bufalp
West Pullman IA coaches Ia T0.l
a. $40 p. m. aston. Beth chem and foDlv
Trans caviIe 40 m. l. AMI 34p p connect fDr Al
ponsn MlhOn)v and lIallci0n coal regon. sunday train
leaves for Nauch chunk AMI Ia tict0n. o.
General Eastern Ollce No. - Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

THE TRANSATLANI TIC CAPTAINS.
BY c. 4 Doughorty. With % portraits
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
FALL RIVER LINE.-For Boston, Ncwoort.
pOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi.

4 dcnce. watch Ii. Earr2slnssit Per. Nrwpor, al
a New milan points-Al ran from Grand Central De9o,
Express trains daily f~mdafs eycrpicil az : a m
p " parlor ears attache and II with palace ssSn
s cars. sunday trains 10 a m with palace parOr ear.
IL M. with paace scennc -
Newport express leaves Now york 2:lj p. gl Dsr,r
L. PDPPlF
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Ccathcr5.

Gcdchcr5.
TUTORS. GOVcrucssts. Teachers aud re-
~. Liable Professor, OF al hia,i.ts supplied G." families
ami schools T.. VI. COS lfl;I, 81 t. ltst NcAt t tphris
a -BEST TEACHERS. Tutors and Govern
"a esses fuppiel without Cltrge. TfAtHEk- scred
free. Many vacancies. Iosm .oI stamp IL. J.. ANhKl.
American - hooi ultau, . West Ian 81, y. \.
MERlCAN AND FOREIGN 1EACHEES'
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teacher Tutors Gov
ctnfsscs etc Colleges. Schools aaG Families Apply
Mii~. Nj NuuNG-ftLTDN % Mon square.
rI'HE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies
4 schools with teachers. teachers with pos. tons
Established l--1J ~. b KERR. lo A>torparc. y. Y.
TEACHERS WANTED. Ladies: French
German and Music. El-'opalIan English French and
Music: FIcue lads 90 ami bo useful iu New
Gentleman Professor of ttII EuaucsIIuc. Frc-
han Mechanical aud ArcheO Otuia drawing Military fa,rs
and drll Cadets Ncwusand University. OtAcI calls
from public ana private schools
J'W. ChEHMEHhpE> & CO., : East lftl--t- y. Y.
XVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w RFAU 0or 10th supplies Prof, Teachers.
Covcrncsscs. Musicians Housckecpcrs Companions etc. 10
COicCcs SCI oOis iauic 9sO HOOkkeeVcrA StCIOgf-
piers and Copyists 10 business firms
MTs A. u. CU LN LK. o2y jtlsve. New.YOrk city.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

SPRINGHAVEN PART "
ny r. Blacknore. Inslratod by Frederick Barnard ana
Alfred Parsons.
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Ncm pnbicdiione.
DEADY AT II O'CLOCK TO-DAY.
HARPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
60. 835)
FOR AUGUST, 1856.

CONTAINS:
JOSEPH JEFFERSON AS bob ACRES"
Trontspiecc From painting by j. w. Alexander With
srtlolc by william Winter.
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER KAILKOAD.-COmmcncing June H. 1885
through trains viii leave Grand entral Depot
~ 4. m Rochester EKlIrss THROUGH nrawingToon cars
10 ALBANY ~ 9. =, iacds' and Rochester
.n, ~. Sal atOca Lax 6e"fsc and Montreal p.csi:
with tI'Onq dinneroom cars TO Troy Sar't"f@ 'Ad"ei
and Montreal. uiIot or y - 20 Sar,foqa.
- 30 a. n THE mtad" dining cars, stopping at
Albany Utica. syracuse. Rochester Buhao niagara fas
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving At ChicagooO IN and
81. ~ -. next dav. 81.
iO.5Oa m CHICAGO Express dTawlngroom ears o re,
zen ~rrngs Canandagua Rochester Niagara Falls and
Ill . a. m Western New.York and Northern ESyress.
;.s0 n n Albany Troy saratoga and Utica Express
with drawng-rOOn ana InN cars % Troy aud salatOGa
Pi'"st o LAX" Gorge on Satnrdays Only,
u. ~. Accommodation 10 Albany dIi fTOs.
M Chicago amt 81 Louis Express With seepingcars
for NIAGARA Falls Buffalo Cncinnati Toledo Detroit, chi
caro- and st Di1ug New to AiN9nY.
..}p D. M. Montreal Express with sleepngcars 10 Syrt
cuse anil Auhurn road and 20 SarlOea alsO 10 Montreal
1918 Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Ro'hes
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toco Detroit and
Chcago sleeping cars 10 Ogdenshur day except Satur
day md G 80 Nir.-rt driiv
Ills D M. Night Express with sieeplnecars TO Albany
and TROY Connects with the morning fOT the West AMI
for tho NORTH except Saturday night. .
IIcKcis sale AZ t"ufra llrpl- NO i,at-3'F
~ ~ Hroadwav. Harlem pcpo l.9i' 81 ann itaNr;
ard az Wtscos tvpress oiccs PaIkpl lncli Biot
eav 74j ami af2 Broadway and 81 West 2it st. Nely
York. 1888 WASHINGTON and TO Fulton sts BrooNyn and ~
4tlst. Williamsburg
N drawnc and slcepingcars can be
riocnred Of the ticket Offices In Newl OrK city ana
i,S.s NaSiun ton--t. Brooklyn. . - .,.a
cfilr'' Toy aUl clcckcf iiDm r'.'ltCl''
rhe.e dav All others 'tiiiy except sunday
tThcse Trains sion at Harlem 10th st. AMI taNel
II IoI-tt,.Y 81 y. VI. kEN DitICk
J'Grn.ral ~uperinten,ent Genera Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
EOR HUDsON.-stcamers Redfeld ana Me.

Manus making close connect with Boston and Albany
X r. o Chatham. Pttstcid North Adams ard inter.
mediate stations Also with Sew YOIk. Rutland and Mon
r. lioTmcIy Lebanon SpngsJ Lebanon S2Hgg.
Ieunington. Kutland etc Also for COXSAChIE Albany
intermediate places, connecting 1T CoIsacke with stage
excepted from pier foot Franklin st. y. r.. New YOr,
Ciiy Boats leave Hudson iOT y at " daily (except
Sutu
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

sIiDUr ROUTE wO LONDON.
- .-t,u. ynuE sar'rlIA ANFYON AID BREMEN.
ENSr NpET.-- STEAMERS.
Tn ,1-r Wed Iuiv II a. nl. " EZRA. sat. Aug,
ELDER 81 ed j. Juiy . - - pm ,. ! ~ -, ''. M
ALLEt,. Wed. AHs. T. Scam III VI ,N'" N"I ~, ~
et.,r,crs markell Thus sail fpr Bremen dirc't
Eir.t rnI,n .i0N el"5 $3.50; oid Cttn SbOj
>feetJro a. lowest Iaie=.
pr.rprrI,- A. 90 No . Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
sARI.EN RIVER BRANCH.

1 Z y Aki.FM ki ' IN l'iA.t ~ II.
( sNEW.YORk. NEW N-IIANEN AND HAIR FORD X. X
Trains ctN" Iallcm River station. corner z,st, and
Icnunvc near Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem vcr
(reacrd Lv Third rlCtaici RaIIOai daily except
sundays at l.l5 80 :rlp 10. ll:jj - 10. J1, 30
5lp d. 10 lu foit Morris taeanofa Olak Poiht
Iiunf', Point. West Farms. Van Nesi, " rest Chester
TinIr4o1'S U,y tio~irr pelham Iayl. Barlow lCIty
stand Iclltm Manor and Ncn Nochele connecting az
Rochelle with Tor al points on tue main line Of
d.. Now urk. Ncr-av'n and Hartford Iiailrld NNorc
inc and An. inc DIVISIONS. Sow Canaan NidilcioNn
and Suaicl Branches AMI Los on and points
In-f. ., 90, ,,... ..
,.OI, af . lU 70. 10. daily, exec, y )NdayS.
sunday tn.iis ocheiie ena tii iniA"'-.ae
tons al m l. D and 80 T. ln =; latter rain connect
ing 40 Sew oc'elic viih ~"J trains to oSia'uiori
: EW-i -iOKK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
= RAILWAY. Ferries n NcwYork 'rO n fo,tO Ja,-ss
an rf'm J.y~f so West i2lst. no A. Day expre,
for .rid crpvn Ilienvie NO1ucrl1 LbertI Wut' LtNs
.l. Oswe % aud intermediate sltl0n5 pullman drawing
Jay ST. 500 Wcst 42t't.. Is p. ~ Ust,r county e1,
pI,.ss o Nilt'uown .uenyur Monticello LiD'rtH VINO
LAKE. ana mt raicie stations pullman draw room cars
fqv-t IlJ West 42--t. $50 p M Nlgiu express, lot
Cswe:o >uspor.on LI.ec, lhous. ma Islands qlman
si..ntn cara Nev. pc Vincent runs daily Javst
l.-0 ~ a Al. 40 saturdays ohiY Tor Nr-
~, o~n Monticello its Lake. Liberty an ntern"iato
sfainns Pullman rfwing-f00n cars harl-cuai engines
u''' IL %prii-6E q f. A.. ls Exchange Place Y
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
ORCHIDS

ORCHIDS.
By F. W Burbdec F. L. 5. Illustrated by W. Hamilton
Gibson and Alfred Parsons.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

HE I'll 1 Of LIE SthNli'
(DETKOIT)
by Edmund Kike. PrOfuScly illustrated
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
Gfcdmtpnis an0 nai!roaos.

CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
ABest cheapest route 70 the CAlSkILI MOUNIA!Ns
steamers KAATERskIf.L AMI CATSRILL lcsve loot 81
Jss At evory Gay connecting with the cats
Cairo TartaiN Special taken III tac
transportation of Hefses gnd tsrfiaees
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
Sfpd or List OF hOuseA etc. address
". J. UUGUfS. Treas Catskil. y. 7.
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ FRS e. II. NORTIIAM AN CONTISLS1AL. Leave
Peel No - r. r. 3 and II m. i'uisilYt
II y m CONNECTING at New Raven with special trains fof
NfRIDEN. HARTFORD SPyINGfIELD. HpiNoHl-
&c Tickets sold and bsrgsgc checked at ~ rcafway N
Y and Courtst RroOElyn Excurso0 TO New Haven All
return. 81 50.
NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
" Speci teams conBect with TIE Albany Day Boats 10
RhncbcCk Cufakill for the mountain resorts licAet
sold ami baggage checked through
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

DED STAR LINE.
Ia FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS. .,
sailing from Sew Yurk and Antwerp every -aititN .
BEIGE u '''lli' ~ JUN g.,
WAFSI I.AN % 81 llil'lit ~
~pling ana summer Rates. Fir cabin $50 20 fluV
,t rates o second cabin. SD. tA''i7''
500 ~trrrlrr at lowest 1fifS 80 r...,,,.,-
pt.itr WRIGIIT ,c SOHS. Gcn1 Agts, - Bioal"ay.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

Y W I''I-h =, - -, ,
Saratoga aud return. - so o. L,Se "c1r am rrtn'
IIcr@.s - - surin~ sralon Steamers CITY OF TRO'
end SARATOGA datv. except Natur " loot ~ Christi
pler.st. d =. IN. sunday steamer touch at Albany
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
pNNnNUT. KINGSTON AID CATS

=
"a Kill NOUN FANS. laudi'g az Cranstons west
pOint. Cornwall Newburg Marlboro. MiCL Todshkeeps1
connecting win Ulster ana Delaware, stony
Glow, anI Cqf-.lll Mountain am haat, Is- Railroads =
Sretuors CRY or KINGSTON and JAMES ". BAI Id.
" cav, weak dav a5 ~ M pier 1901 o. iiar
risOi.sf fxceDO SaiuIddy% when CITY OF nj NbNlDN
ieay..ai D. ~ an "a onr NeNhur< AMI oughkeeDs-,
conucctlns win special evening lialns lor ~ - VI TX
(" SORTS TITRoTNfi 1llF tAF~kIl.l. MpO FIhlN s.
WilI Roufolt -un1ar nes II o'lnc>, on arrival p
sroch train from the mountains. arriving at Sc" IOrN
Monday. G
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gteamboals an6 Railroads.


A PROVIDENCE LINE For Proyide,c.
AAeN.resict Nof,;"r New England and White Noprna,,
lo nfs steamers Rhoie slanl and Massachusetts viii ioa~
steamer landing 20 A1ats Aoasssn points withont a,aa0
send iOf Summer excuis,oa bapk s"
fw. rorrrE Gen. Pas Aeeh,
A BOSTON AID NEW -ENGLAND.
Lhs Watch Hii Narrsg -ets i,er. Rar " srfsn-
sienucr' Leave iroai new as rs vsrsi RSr ,,, s,oc.
so1vc inal Sc r. 10 o. m daly. eteep sgnlag. o.
trur wth paror rrc.niag CHAIRS 6c. won
landing and Boston wIta0at charge. '''
L. W. iOrPi.I General Passenger a geat
- Tn oLD Poivr coaF)Rr. Norfolk Va an s,,,,
Ieave Vi, Pen, II 4 20 N psrier car, % Bdti@ors
Norfolk a. IN. II. V. iOIPkISs 'iea'i Pa-H AGENT
81. BroasNsy n Y
NAY BOAT FOR NEWBURG.- stcome,
c-cepted at ~ M. laains Ner1lsncks sf,,n i,,ys
peekskli cr'n-.ol't We, pou' coi Hpras Sri cora
turnng icaye, N,wpnts lais a : p. ~ NV '7'
FALL RIVER LINE.-For Boston. Ncwoor,
A Fan River. AMI East and North 'P''P
a DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE nv ir,, o,o-,.olo
TOL PGOVlDENCEaai Old CDIDSY snd' ~ ,txsc ~
Yokiron PeT y tol No) " r.. 100, o, 9urr,y.s =.
Fitchburg Bedford Martin. Via.v,r %s,., y'.,
'ocsl point. on Oid Coi'ny HurpAt ~
f:iJ p NJ duo n r,u .,,-,.
about 4. M conpeciing with expros tran, AT troI,,
Tor Boston. capo cor. Lowe and Sorth whf' ao1a
Sun lays leave NcwYor< 20 p n 'or All po.nt, "a,
nect,on ~ ANNEX BOAT from brooklyn y. n. Ier,sr
and ststereon- con be oDta moi N Now Yors,.
2O7. ZGl. 9i2 94t g'7 anl s2} Rr)lfwa7 lJj eosrr
Astor House and Windsor Hotel Lane Oicc Pier 3 y K
BORDEN d LOWELL. OIO 7. cONNOR
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AETNA RESTORES EYESlGHT
a;ter ocuiists fail. Testimonials free.
ACfINA co. sS 5thave., y. Y
Ocean 5tsamrrs.

OD(CuU -JltuHllto.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.
"A ANCHOR AND NATIONAL liNErsS,rou,r ~
JEW YOpK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QD Dtf.Heio" y,
.,tt,it,g,, 80, '"' "Wednesday, sept
and regularly every alternate wednesday 'heieSi'o'
saloon pass &C. 900 30 ana T7V.
Excursion tirkrts at resiuc"d rates
Tor parsaec % fuIthcr IaIiitn~rH Apply n =,
UFNDfI,~OS BROIHEKS. = BowlnE ',ieen, -. l.
rl'UT STATE STEAMSHIP LINE.
BETWEEN NEw.yORK. GLASGOW AND bE|rHei'
tIARNEl. , ,.,..
viii, roc tickets al rticed rates to Liverpool London
Dublin. Sc. , ~, n -
STATE on PINNSNLNANIA dbnI 'iay' JnE ,H 90 81 a. !" ~ w.
STATE or GEOlcii IA Ihi7"'y' Jug -'' y "
Cabin pa sage s35 and $40 arcorng 10 Gauop =" % r.,
X,rts gt Sir'las"
and from all part, ~ Europe "a lowest rates ii ~ '
Leroy St For freight and passage apply u" , ,,.
''''' ~" ',i.g't< IDAVIN A. 90, General Agents,
New OI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-07-02

"Uncle Stead" Is what they called
shrewd old gentleman who used to live
In Winthrop, little way out OF the VII
lage, up the side OF the pond, near Read
field. One Of his fellow citizens was q
man named Lovejoy. Uncle Stead met
Lovejoy In the village one day, and he
said to him: "Lovejoy, there's n poor
woman lives out on the edge Of town
that needs some provisions. I'm willing
TO supply her, but I've sold my horse
and have no means Of getting the stun
to her. Now, III buy her 3 ham aud
some other supplies II you'll carry them
out to her with your team"
Lovejoy said certainly, he'd be very
glad to do It. Accordingly, Uncle Stead
bought barrel Of Hour, ham, bucket
Of sugar, ETC., and, telling Lovejoy
where the woman lived, sent him OF on
the errant Of charity with the good
things in his wagon.
Lovejoy easily found the house where
the woman lived. lie unloaded the
goods, pulling like 3 grampus ~ he
rolled the barrel OF -four In, and said 70
the woman: "Mr. Steadman sent you
the provisions. He's a mighty kind
hearted man to send you all these
things"
swell, don't know why he should
pot send them to me-" exclaimed the
woman In surprised accents. "ls's my
husband"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-07-02

!. IL is mean. A boy Of high moral
standing would almost rs soon steal q
sheep as swear.
2. 1t Ia vulgar-sltogether too low for
a decent boy.
s. 1t is cowardly. implying fear Of
not being believed or obeyed.
4. 1t is ungentlemanly. A gentleman,
according to Webster. Is genteel man
-well-brcd, refined. Such one will
ne more swear than 90 Ia the street to
throw mud with chimney sweep.
3. Ii Is sindecent-offensivc TO Lclicacy
and extremely unfit for human ears.
C. IL is foolish. "Want oi deccncy Is
want Of sense"
Z. Ii Is abusive-to the mind which
conceives the oath, 10 the tongue which
uttcrs IL and TO the one at whom IL 10
aimed.
s. Ii Is venomOus-sbOwing q boys
heart to be nest of vipers; and every
time he swears, one Of them sticks out
his head.
8. 1t Is contemptible-forfeiting the
respect OF all the wise aud good.
10. 1t is wicked-violating the Divine
law, and provoking the displcasure Of
Him who will not hold him guIltless
who takes Ills name In vain.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-07-02
taking flies as | provided them.

Scorpions that l have been familiar
with in Florida and the tropics in wood
exclusively and under board piles, here
burrow like cricke;s, though not so
deep, and are almost invariably found
under rocks, and sometimes in damp
places. The Southern California scor-
pion is not so cosmopolitan as its Florida
neighbor. There We found it difficult
TO keep them out of the house, but here
they are not inclined TO be domestic.
They have the same habits, however, that
are remarkable enough. The long tail
ends in sting, that is comparable to
the mandible of its cousin, the spider,
and is pierced with tube from which
poison iiows from duct. Beside this
the scorpion has two crab-like claws,
and thus armed is match for the larg-
est crickets. To show the power Of its
poison, in some experiments recently
tried | found fly was paralyzed almost
instantly. As soon as the sting entered
vital part the limbs began to culver.
draw up, and the victim was dead.
Crickets lasted longer, but the sting
was soon fatal, The scorpion is often a
night worker, aud la attack seizes the
cricket or other insect in It's powerful
claws, and If its struggles are not too
great tears it apart and devours It. IL
the victim attempts TO escape, the long
slender tail is lifted over the back, and
with vicious jerk the deadly sting Is
hurled into the body of the unfortunate.
Among the many fables told of the
scorpion that of its committing suicide
is perhaps the most familiar. When
surrounded by fire the insect has been
seen to sting itself; but the action was,
in reality, no more with suicidal intent
than would be that of man when tear
ing his hair in agony. More remarka-
BILE than this alleged suicide is the
method by which the young scorpions
are reared. Soon after birth the latter
mount upon the legs, claws and body of
the parent, and ride about for some
time, gradually feeding upon it; SO that
by the time they are capable of taking
care of themselves the author of their
being has succumbed to their cannibal-
istc appetite and is mere empty shell.
One of the most dreaded insects OF
this country is the centipede; its enor-
nous jaws, seemingly innumerable legs
and powerful muscular development
making it creature to be avoided.
They are found under logs and stones,
and attain a length of four inches.
Quite recently one has been discovered
that, after being exposed to the light of
the sun, gave out brilliant light in
the dark, the light emitting secretion,
curiously enough, coming off upon the
hands of the iinder.-Sdn Francisco
Call