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OCEAN STEAMERS.

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SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
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set, May 49, II am. Ems, Tues. Nay "a z: 80 p
Saaie. We'd, May 23, $3.50 pm
saloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin. 800 and up
wards berth according to locations % cabin, $50
berth. steerage at low rates. Apply 70 u DRoOP
93o Penn. ave- BEALI. BROWN CO. 1921 + st-m
A ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
WEDNESDAY. May 10, June Is. July IL. August g
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GLASGOW SERVICE
Steamers every SATURDAY from NewIorkto
GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY
Cabin Passage TO Glasgow, Londonderry, Liverpool
or Belfast $50 and 600; second clsss. $50,
ssiocS Excursion TicEsss It REDUCED satss fIsv-
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Tours, Tickets or further information apply TO
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DENTISTRY.

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DOING HIS BEST TO GET HIS WEIGHT DOWN.
From the New York Sun.
There seems to be no doubt that Jimmy Nc
Laughlin. the popular jockey, is having a very
great deal OF trouble indeed this year In training
down to his proper weight. During the winter he
took On great deal Of hard, solid fresh which he
finds 1t almost impossible to get rid OF. He began
his training at Washington a month or more ago,
and found that his flesh refused to yield to the
usual turkish bath and diet treatment He finally
wasted DOWN by the use OF the violent means
SOMETIMES reSorted to by jockeys, but he found
That MS neSh came back as rapidly as 1t went
when this latter severe treatment stopped He is
now taking daily Turkish baths in BROOKLYN. but
they DO him little good and IL is a question
with his friends whether he will ever be
aole 10 ride as lightweight again. He has vet a
week In which TO train down before the meeting of
the Brooklyn Jockey Club He will undoubtedly
De able 10 get down TO 11S pounds which will let
MIN ride three-year-olds, but IL Is feared that he
Will never be able to ride permanently at IO7 and
ITO, the weights required here for the riders OF
two-yeaI-old geldingS and horses. This Inability
or Mclaughlin to get down to weight Is likely TO
start movement to raise the weight 6f Jockey
mounts. The best riders In this country are ex.
periencing the same difficulty as Mclaughlin Ike
Murphy, the famous colored jockey, has a contract
with Lucky Baldwin that he shall not be required
10 train down under lis. Daredevil Fitzpatrick
had the same trouble a couple OF years ago. The
English weights are much above ours.
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From Puck.
Elder Sister aged twenty -four)-"Pm sorry YOU
can't 60, Maud; but you know mamma thinks you
are too young TO enter society,""
Younger Sister (aged eighteen)-"No Cicely
mamma doesn't think I'm TOO young; she THINKS
you are too old for me TO enter society,"
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Younger Sister (aged eighteen)-"No, Cicely.
mamma doesn't think I'm too young; she thinks
you are TOO old for me TO enter society,"
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A TRAIN RoBBER c AYrusKD-on limited express
NO. D, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad al
about 1 O'Clock yesterday morning. the i5,ain IN
being stopped at the station at Mansfield ohio
man entered the smoking-car, where most OF the
passengers were dozing, and attempted to snatch
the watches OF three OF them In Succession. He
had only succeeded In obtaining one WaIch when
tbe occupants OF the car became aroused and the
thief made rush for the rear door, only to be met
by Conductor Cowen, who taking In the situa-
ton at glance, dealt the scoundrei a Tremendous
blow over the head with his lantern, bringing MN
10 the floor senseless. corporal OF Co. G. 5ih in
fantry, who was conveying an insane soldier from
Fort Keogh. Montana, 10 the national asylum an
and when the PROSTATE bandit regained his con,
sctousness he found himself manacled The stol.n
watch was returned 70 It's owner.
A DRY SUNDAY IN JERSEY CrTY.-The new HIGH
license and locai-option law passed by the recent
New Jersey. All the prominent saloons in jerssv
City were closed at midnight on saturday sew.
eral down-sown saloons were piacarded to indicate
the new departure with such notices as s4Closed
for the frst time In ten years by order OF the re-
publican legislature" and mo more Sunday rum:
take take home supply" A few small saloons are
SAID 10 have conducted business quietly. They
escaped the attention OF the police and no arrests
were made. Druggists also drew tine lines unusu.
lar patrons The same order OF things prevailed II
Hoboken.
"A cynic, who was recently disparagtng the joy,
OF married NE remarked, aprop0s OF 'happiness,
tnar Wnen you are two, you are one; but become
ioa anti-con)ugal considerati0n--Bosfon Herald
Inc JUN man who sleeps through the whole tria
ana swakes and listens TO the charge Of the Judge
stne safe man OF the twelve; he knows something
the eleven are only fuddled with the eyftience =
Mdrthds Vineyard Herald
The Georgia prohibitionists refer IN n Al sss>
smais party, while the democrats refer 10 n a,
| sans Small partly. y. TJi6une -
In the municipal election at Nanres Franz. a,
| sunday, twenty-four conservative ana No. ~ y,
peoncans were elected, replacing twenty.Som ~
puDucans and nine conservatives In ina n ~
| Isl. was elected
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MEDICAL. &c.

NINE DE FOREST. LONG EST Abolished AND
w reisble ladies' Ply ician be consulted daily
At her residence, 90l T st. nv Once hours from
20 pm with Ladies' only. mys-lnI.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30
CRADLES AND ROCKING.
Ways of Quieting Babies That Are Proba-
bly, Older Than History.

The practice Of rocking seems to be al
most as universal as the use OF cradles,
though modern intelligence seems to be in
clined to abandon 1t. Till the past few
years no English mother would ever have
thought of adopting a cradle without rock
ers, and pretty much the same may he said
OF mothers all over the world Almost all
forms Of the thing are designed either for
swinging from a point or suspension or
oscillating on rockers. Swedish cradles
are often designed to give double motion.
They are suspended from the end of flexi-
bic pole projecting from the wall of the
ROOM or they hang from a strong spiral
spring. Thus the infant may be swung to
and fro or Jog up and down. Probably baby
STeds like it, but there are good many
adults in whom either motion continued for
five minute would cngender horrible sen
satiOn as of sea-sickness. The Russians
hang their cradles from fixed hooks, and
loDp beneath the sleeping infant permits
of the rocking being done by the mothers
foot. Archdeacon Gray, in his work on
China, speaks of cradles there being sus-
pended from the ceiling. This, he says, is
to protect the children from the attacks of
rats, which are extremely numerous in
most Chinese houses. Possibly that may
of rocking. Tho hanging up of child's
cot to the ceiling of room or the branch
of a tree would safeguard it from many
insects and animals, and when thus SUE
pended il would be apt to swing to and fro
when touched or blown by the wind. Prob
ably this motion would be found to have a
somewhat dazing, soothing influence
on the brain of the child, and hence
may have originated the idea of lulling
the child to sleep by motion. Cradles sus-
pended from the boughs of trees would OF
course be likely to have the double move
ment provided for in the Swedish cradles,
and it seems not altogether improbable
that we have in this form of the thing the
suggestion of aboriginal times when
European cradles swung under forest
bOughs just az to this day they swing in
the breezes sweeping through the leafy
glades CT the far West of America. Among
the Turkish peasantry may be met with
two forms of the cradle which seem to sug-
gest the transition from the merely
pendent bed swinging from single point
Of suspension TO the cradle upon rockers.
We have here a hori. ontal form of the
hanging cradle-a kind Of hammock-and
then the cradle on the ground designed to
give as nearly as may be the same motion.
However rocking NAV have originated it
is probably much older than history, and
in medi8val England the official rocker in
the aristocratic nursery was as welt estab-
lished functionary as a turnspit in the
kitchen. Royal nurseries had their STATS
OF rockers, who were deemed indispensable
to the dignity and well-being of budding
royalty. The infant son of James H. had
not been born four and twenty hours be-
fore four rockers were appointed to his
service, and the household of her Majesty
Queen Victoria used formerly to comprise
a similar staff, if it does not to this day
London Standard.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30
OF INTEREST TO CANADA.

A Y,iu In+rnduceI I.iXiHp the President
Authority to Protect American Fisher
mon.
lv,au,xcro>- Aro FLOR tho readino
g 49,, p,i',1,,t, ,7,',,.,o,ro -, ,,a+oliotin,,
u tue toS'''ei' my va -
III 'he mouse SeSte4u Jay vi .,'ON, "
Minnesota, immediately oHefeu the loI-
lowing bill, which was referred TO the
Committee on Foreign Affairs
An aCt to empower the President more eff
ftctually h tafry out thf pdrroses Of dn act
entitled AN act to authorize the President to
protect and defend the rights of American fish
ing vessels, American fishermen American
trading and other vessels. in certain cases. and
for other purposes, approved March B. 1857 and
10 authorize the President to protect American
interests against unjust discrimination i'll the
usc of canals In the British Do minion Of North
America"
BE it enacted etc, That whenever the Presi.
dent may deem it his duty TO exercise any OF
the powers given to him by an act entitled AN
nct tn nrotprt and defend the rights 0f Ampri.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30

begin 10 climb. There are heights or con-
ISOLATION for you, though now There Is
sharp rock on the one side, and sharp
rcck on the other side"
Again, that man is in the crisis OF the
text who h as a wasted life on the one side
and an Illuminated eternity on the other.
Though a man may all his life have cult
ured deliberation and self-poise, IL he
gets into that position all his self possess
sion is gone. There are all the wrong
thoughts of his existence. all the wrong
deeds, all the wrong words-strata above
strata, granite, pOuderous, oyerShadow-
ing. That rock | call Bozcz. On TIE
other side are all the retrihutiOns OF the
future, and thrones Of Judgment the
eternal ages, angry with his long def
anCe. That rock [ call Senrh. Between
these two rocks Lord Byron persisted, and
Alcibiades persisted, and IIerOd persisted,
and ten thousand times ten thousand
have persisted. Ui man immortal, man
redeemed, man blood bought, climb up
out of those shadows. Climb up by the
way of the cross. Have your wasted life
oIEiven; have your eternal life secured.
This morning Just take one look to the
past and see what il has been, and taks
one look to the future and see what il
WI SlNtuS W uc. lou Cdh uuOAh " ADSe
your health, you can afford to lose your
property, you can afford 10 lose YOU
reputation, but you can not afford to losS
your soul. That bright, cleaning. glori
Gus, precious, eternal possession yog
must carry aloft in the day when the
earth burns up and the heavens hurst
You see from my subject that when
man goes into the safety and peace Of
the Gospel, he does not demeap himself.
There is nothing in religion that leads to
meauness or unmanliness. The Gospel
of Jesus Christ only asks you to climb
as Jonathan dil--cllmb toward God,
climb toward Heaven, climb into the sun
shine OF Gods favor. To become a
Christian is not to go meauly down; It Is
to come gloriously up-up into the com.
munion of saints, up into the peace that
passeth all understanding, up into the
partnership Of angels. He lives up;
he dies up.
oh, then accept the Wholesale invita-
ton which make this morning to all the
people. Come up from between our in
vahdism and financial embarrassments.
Come up from between your bereavements
and your destitution. Come up from be-
tween a wasted lite and an unillumined
eternity Like Jonathan, climb with all
your might, instead of sitting down to
wiring your hands in the shadow and in
darkness
sharp rock on the one side, and shan
rock on the other side.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30
settlers Resolute.

TRINIDAD, Col, Aug. pa. w. Lewell-
ing, who is digging an irrigating ditch on
the lands purchased by the Stonewall
Summer Resort Company from the Max
well grant, was notified by settlers that he
should not prosecute the work. Lcwelling
sent to Trinidad for arms and ammunition,
and will disregard the threats against his
life. Mr.. Randolph himself, an old set
tier of Stonewall, but who occupies a
ranch under lease from the Maxwell
Grant Company, wrote letter to Sheriff
Burns here that 100 settlers had notified
his wife during Randolph's absence from
home that both himself and wife would be
hanged unless they should leave at once.
The sheriff has sent special deputies to the
scene to endeavor to keep the peace.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30
OBEDIENCE OF CHILDREN.
The Most Important Lesson That Ps
rents Can Teach Their BOYS and Girls.

The Most Important Lesson That Pa
rents Can Teach Their Boys and Girls.
II you wish to make a noble man or
woman of child, your constant thought
should be how to gain complete ascen-
dency over it. Do this 50 unconsciously
and effectually that obedience will be like
q necessary part Of it's nature. 1t is then
only that the parent is certain Of furnish
Ing the best material for true manhood and
womanhood.
The crying evil Of the hour Is that so few
parents know how or care how they can hold
supreme authority over their own off
spring. A perfectly trained child will
find disobedience an uncomfortable task
A feeling of discomfort and unhappiness
comes naturally when it fails to obey.
Is there any thing more despotic in its
power over man than d deeply rooted habit
Fasten as with iron bands the habit Of
filial ODE dience, and child can only with
an effort shake off a spontaneous feeling
to obey. We now refer to the well-trained
child. But how is it with one that lacks
proper bringing upi
The secret is this: Most parents do not
understand their childreu's nature. How
many know, or fully realize, that obedience
il the first and most important lesson that
man must learn from infancy, and continue
learning until life is extinct It is lesson
OF greater importance than reading and
arithmetic, and it is much harder 10 thor
ougly master Never expect a child to
know how to obey until you have laugh,
it. In order to do this you must under
stand it's nature.
Do You wish a child with healthy body
and healthy mindl If it fails to obey yoI.
while an infant, how can you be assured
that it will follow the thousand and one
commands social progress" aud the claws
of health are constantly debating i-House.
hold.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30
A Reliable Remedy.

ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs never fall
to give speedy proof of their efficacy as the
best external remedy for Weak Back,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Colds,
Coughs, Sore Throat Pulmonary and Kid
ney Difficulties, Malaria, Dyspepsia, Heart.
Spleen, Liver and Stomach Affections,
Strains, and all Local Pains.
They have been in use for over thirty
Years, and their value has been attested by
the highest medical authorities as well as
by voluntary and unimpeachable testi,
monials from thousands who have used
them.
Ask for .ALLcocK's, and let no explana-
ton or solicitation induce you to accept a
substitute.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30
Soldiers Reunion.

WASHINGTON, Kan, Aug. 2j.-Yesterday
the last day of the soldiers reunion for
this Congressional district, the weather
was beautiful and the attendance good
although there was no great crowd as on
Wednesday and Thursday. Most of the
old soldiers remained to the last and
seemed 10th to separate. In the forenoon
ex-Congressman Hanback, gave his old
comrades a very interesting talk, which
pleased them greatly. In the afternoon
races of various kinds and other amuse-
ments were had. The reunion has been a
perfect success throughout. The next an
nual reunion will be held at Hue Rapids.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30

NoTErxa wins love like unselfsh Thought
fulness for others. He who thinks nothing
Of himself In his intercourse with his fell
lows, is surest to make his fellows think
Of him with gratitude, when they are with
him. and when they are away from him
There IL no way Of winning a place In the
hearts of all like losing all thought Of ones
self or Of ones claim on the love Of any
= 3 TffueR
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30

INvGL1ps. aged people, nursing mothers,
overworked, wearicd out fathers, will find
the happiest results from judiciOus use Of
Dir. Shermans Prickly Ash Bittcrs, Where
the liver or kidneys are affected, promp:
action is necessary to change the tide
toward health, ere the disease becomes
chronic-possibly incurable, and there Is
nothing better to be found in the whole
range Of materid medicd. Sold everywhere
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30

Experience, with unerring bngerJ indi-
Gates the remedies which man should uss.
The enlightened rely upon her, the ignorant
and credulous abjure her guidance, and are
misled by charlatanism and bctnbast. For
many years Hostettcr's Stomach Bhters
has been achieving victories over diseases
which are record ed in testimony from thou
sands of the debilitated, nervous, dyspeptic,
bilious and malaria prosecuted. 49,
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30

"OyIoNs cut In halves will absorb the
smell of new paint" Yes, and cornet
will drown out jews-harp Life ID full OF
nneer things
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30

TRUST Him when you can not trace Him.
Do not try TO penetrate the cloud which
He brings over you and to look through it.
Rather keep your eye fixed steadily on the
bow that is on the cloud. The mystery in
Gods the promise Is yours,-Maedia, -,
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30

HANG i'll This Is o put-up job said the
man when his wife ordered him TO hang the
parlor curtains.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30

IL afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell t.Tc
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30

SEND for Glenns Sulphur Soap II trou-
bled with any trouble Of the skin.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, &c.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30

IT Is wise man who knows his own
name when be sees it in the newspaper ns'
Of hotel arrivals.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30

FREE A 3-foot French Glass, Oval
Front, Nickle or Cherry Cigar Case, MER-
CHANTS ONLY. NV .TANsILL & Co, Chicago
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30

A COMPOSING stick-an awkward writer
Of music.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30
A Faithful GaIds.

If IL one of the peculiaritIes Of things In
general that the freshest men generally
tell the stalgst Standardization Commercial.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30

BREAKFAST is the proper place to call tae
roll
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30
EDUCATIONAL.
BROWNSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL.

The sixteenth SCHOLASTIC year Of this limited.
select school for boys and YOUNG men will begin
Monsay, Aug. e7th, Isss. Instruction tlflsi .
given in English, Latin, Greek, German, nIher
Mathematics and Bookkeeping. Thorongh ieac1'
ing and strict discipline Is $40 o0.
Tuition Sas Board &2eS. Boarding pupsa are
required to board with the principal For furtheIuH
formation address ). ~. FERRELL, HopkinsVlle'hy
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30

the people who bot on elections do
wrong, but the man who never bets Is no
better. ---NelDbtpUpOT Herald.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30
BETHLEHEM ACCIDENT,

This ir.titu,ion is conducted b., f I'M Situated
Charity from Nazareth, Ky, ID Ave minutes walk
rom the depot Bethlehem open io For Saftea-
ton of pupils at any time o. TX Shs Efss.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30
INsTITUTE, yoR GIRLS AND
University,

REV. A. q. ANDREWS, d. D.. LII. d.. Presidfh.
An Institution of highest grade instr s; Nbos
ough Location healthful. EnrOllmemdd as sso The
annual expense need not exec Sio- Ear Cata,
next session opens September ~ IN, - 81. NV
logua sdSyess +. NJ. PETERSON, SEcHErA"''
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-08-30
Brownsville Female CONege

In our aim 10 ofer to Tennessee anu ;n re none in
the whole South we have secure1 q fcSated and
out regard to expense. BrownsylleIts TTaSnrd. Ad-
Sealthful, and the community Inost i..vie Tenn.
dress IHos SMITH. A. NJ. Pres Bro"hS'io --.
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DRESS

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Mrs. Elliott's, room "a, Mannheimer block,
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learn and perfect in accuracy and style; 1t
has the new French bias attachment, which
makes it the leading system; the sleeve is
simply perfect, and viii be sold separate if
desired; agents wanted. 32s
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A GENTS-A competent engineer in each
II city in Minnesota and Dakota TO handle
Deeds Metallic Packing. Address Hanson &
Dent, 400 Robert ST., ST. Paul. 80
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