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The Penn's Grove record., 1888-09-22
4 Potato prcIer in Persia.

zone of the most cOmlcal things
I've ave heard was told in the Cauca-
sus," said Dudley Winston, the young
man who accompanied his father on the
mission to Persia. at WAS in TiftOs.
the capital OF Georgia. You know
there's an American store tlIere-a big
place OF business where all sorts OF
Yankee notions are dealt out at
enormous profits to the natives. |
dropped in there. One of the objects
of interest to which the russian sales
man directed my special attention was
a patent potato peeler.
''Dees Instrument he said, 'ess
medd by 10 famous 'ouse Of Pat
Aug.
| was astOntShed.
"What house did you sayp"
Ne iaym0os 'OuSe of Pat. Aug
"Never heard of it, l SAID; Il guess
you are mistaken
"Meesteckenr No, sure. | have often
heard Of re 'ouse, and | have often seen
re name of re 'ouse. I will show him
to you now. Oh, it is a firm which EN-
joys great fame here
"And with that he looks for a speci.
men potato peeler and brings one
out.
''Zere, sare,' he says, 'ees 70 name
engraved In ze metal. Seev
~ burst out laughing until my sides
ached. There was the legend: "Pat.
Aug. II, 1879 Aud the 'Pat. Aug
part OF 1t he had taken to Le the firms
name. l found that this potato peeler
was famous under the name OF Pat,
Aug all over the Caucasus"
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-09-22

From the TyroI, from Switzerland,
from Germany or from Brittany, come
well ascertained accounts Of the popu-
lar belief in certain wild spirits of the
wood, who are painted in all the most
frlghtful shapes the imagination
suggest, and are characterized by their
delight in every possible form OF NAL
evidence, They kidnap and devour
children, bewitch the cattle, and lead
men to lose their way in the forest.
They can assume any size, from the
most diminutiye to the most gigantic;
nor is any form of bird or beast an I'M
possible impersOnation of them. The
Skougman, the forest spirit OF Sweden,
Is like a man, but tall as the highest
tree; ne decoys men into the wood.
and, when they have hOpelessly lost
their way, and begin TO weep for fear,
leaves them with knocking laughter.
The conception is well nigh identi-
cal with that found among the natives
OF the forests of Brazil, showing with
what uniformity similar conditions
produce similar effects on the human
mind. But the Russian spirits Ljeschi
(from a Polish word for wood) are
even more significant; for not only are
the usual diabollcal attributes assigned
to them, such as the leading of men
astray or the sending To them of sick
ness, but also the conventional diabol-
Ical features. Their bodies are after
the human pattern, but they have the
ears and horns of goats, their feet are
~cloven, and their fingers end in claws.
The Russian wood spirit is, in fact, the
devil of medieval Imagination and
nothing else.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-09-22

strip, and retake stolen horses and
other property, and capture the THE yes.
Their principal object will be to get The
outlaws who are said to be fortified In
| Squaw Canon.
William Fogarty was arrested in
New York on the charge of numbering
his brother, James, on the morning of
September 9th by driving an umbrella
ferrule through his eye and fracturing
his skull. Two women saw the prisoner
walk away from the PROSTATE form of
his brother, carrying an umbrella
under his arm. Patrick Kahn was
stabbed to death by Nicholas BOGUS, at
a christening neal Suterville, Penna.,
on the evening Of the 18th. The MUIR
der was apparently ~unprovoked. Thos.
Rooney, a blacksmith's helper, and
Henry Klemme, a teamster. q~uarcelled
in Chicago on the evening of the 18th,
over a pail of beer. Rooney seized a
hammer and killed Klemme with one
blow. Blue Hog and Pigeon. two In.
dams of the Cherokee Nation, recently
had a fight, about a cOlOred girl. Both
we're mortally wounded and the girl
was shot dead.
"A collision occurred on the Chicago
branch of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, near Galesburg, ILL.,
uois, on the morning of the 10Th. En-
gineer Case was killed, as were also
two tramps. A cattle train on the
West Shore Railroad was %telescoped by
a freight train, at Catskill Station,
New York, on the evening of the 18th.
Four cars were demolished and many
sheep and cattle were killed.
The Delaware river at Bordentown,
New Jersey, was still rising on the
18th. The low lands opposite the city
are under water. The Amboy Division
of the Pennsylvania Railroad IS covered
with water.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-09-22
Victor Hugo's Artistic Ability.

1t Is said that if Victor Hugo had de-
voted himself to pictorial art he would
perhaps have ecl,psed every one past
and present who made black and white
a specially. He was never at a loss for
material-a soft quill pen, with some
times a hard one to finish up. and ordl-
nary writing inks washed in with the
teathery eud OF the pen, with any
paper that he found at hand, were
often what he worked with.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-09-22
VOLUME XII.

ntnJlI V~Ftewarded are those. VINO read this
HUHl Wand then act; they win mud honor
HILL able employment that will not take
them from their home and families.
The profits are llrge and sure for every indus
triOlis person, many have made and are now
making several hundreds dollars a month. 1t
is easy for auy one to make s. and upwards per
day, who's Wiling to work, Either sex, young
or old capital not need we start you. Every
thing new. No special ability required; you,
reader, can do it as we'll as any one. Write to
us at once for full particulars, which We mai
nee. Address StinsOn & Co., Portland Maine.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-09-22

When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-07
wnrnlng to Trcspn.sers.

All persons are hereby warned to
avoid fencing lands belonging to the
undersigned on the North Fork of The
Humboldt river, also to refrain from
driving our stock off our ranges in.that
vicinity. Trespassers will be prose-
cuted to the fnll extent Of tile law.
MURPHY e. Hit,
Halleck, May 26, 1853.
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s.ooIs Here,

We heve Just received large stock
of Ladies' Hats, Ladies' Dress Goods,
consisting of Ginghams, Linens and
Woolens, and Gentlemen's Clothing,
all of che latest and most desirable
styles. Call and inspect them.
3-E6. j. RosENsTocK.
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NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT FoU R.THA~K TRUNK LINE
On and after December trains leave

GREAT FOUR-TkA~k TRUNK LINE
On and after December D trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station In America
Stopping at New Uptown station l3sth-st noted
Albany and Syracuse also TO Montreal and ST
$3.50 a M. FAMOUS CHICAGO vFsTrBULEp LIN.
TIED. composed exensvsU OF Buffet spokagcsr. dining
cuse Rochester Buffalo Err Cleveland ami Toledo arriv
Chicago $50 a. m. next iay
lOs0 u chicago Express for Niagara Falls Toronto
drawng room ears 10 Can nandaigua and Rochester
with drswiug.rsom oars
Albany aui Troy Connects ut Troy for Sara
isFa en- -aturiavs sniv
q D. m, Accommodates to Albany and Trsv.
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Chicago, with s.eepinr and dinnR cira
t. $50 n ~ Montreal and Canania1ua Expres% daur:
Sleeping Plasburs ant MONTREAL via Hcnses Poine
via Adams syracuse aud cananasguN ialv
excep SUNDAY sunday train does not run Of Albany
9p special si.sner arrives Rochester TAO m Buf-
T. i,s0 D. n. Night Exprsss 'or Rochester Buffalo
Niagara Fails Torentn Cleveland Cincinnati fndtnapsls
ST Loui. Detroii ani ChcsEs with eepna sleeping
waertown via Utica daily excsrt Saturday. also to
~ night Albssv RxpresA with seepiug cars to Albany
and connects with the morning ralns for the Wsst
for and Ter the North except saIur
ckeis space drawing room and .-epIne cars .,
sas Ar Grand station 43 7S5 et2 Breatway
~ Park Place. battery Pacs ~ wost 25thst and i3sti
ats Brookiyn. AMI 10 4th st. Wnramsbarg
wetco Express cals Tor and faeoks baggage rom hoes
Rnn dailv, other, cay except SUNDAY tsop at sstA
st. 70 tlsS up passengers Tor Tat, an MwSrrr
General su psrin fendcnt General Passenger Assnt
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after FEnK AKf q, 1850
GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

GRAND TRyNK. LINE
Trains leave New-york via DesOrosses and coraaa@
H'sseSfs css asop.S P5'suS % and ne wss T'1
ns x s.spss :.s csss Si
s. toanssias an % g. Cory o SGIss r.
tioleum Centre and the on Regions. 80, ,,.,.
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For Care May II 10 a m Weekdays Saturdays oaiys
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction and ntermsdse sts-
on, va Ransay and saSss A%SSy 70 n ..I Y s0G.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave New uesDrossss end Corr
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q Limited. 3D. Siaas e cars Ss'.ss sss
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sicn 9 90 and and II 10 m. 40 ana p - sundayss
Express 6 is, o 20 Limited and 10 NJ y ~ y
a 4 & and . D. m and ~ is night ,s. 49,.
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Returning. slns ssye BcsS stfes s'saSS So AZ sa
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TisaSc, oniess. e4A A35 and 94s Broadway I Astos
House Battery Place and foot OF Desbfosses and C0S
sndt s,s Court-st, and Brooklyn station, foot
Of Fuiton-sL, brooklyn Station Jersey City mnisraa6
tn New YORK rissfsr Company will sa for end sAseu
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Gteamboats anQ Railroads.

CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ CoMEokr. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH AND
THE SOUTH.
on and alter February 9Th 1883, trains of the NEW.
YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK r. r. will
leave foot OF Cortland and Desbrosses follows
& Week days a. M arriving at old POat Comfort p m
paorcar seats and sleeping berhs secured Ticket
lorcar seats and sleeping berths secured at any Ticket
II W DuNNE. supt R. D. COOKE. q. p. & f. A.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
GeacDcrs.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
IA ekess supplied charge. TEACHERS registered
fhssi yeeanes. Iways. on, on hand; for" iSr ss@p
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

NEW-HAvEN - Steamers leave Peck-slip
IN licI % f. ~ a. - and u tSundays except
ed steamers arrive In time fos early trains north and east
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

6teamhoafs and Railroads.
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMF0R1s
d. NORbVLk. Va and SOUTH
AVA v a renu u ~ 80 p m Parior Qss % Bele.
more thence PALACE steamers .friyps & q pcins =
$40 . HA SV VGen Pass Agent si7 Broadway. q. Z:
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and EAST
Via $40 ,INGTON LINE
lnsi le Route ct Lowest Rates
c.,.u.~. eavs new pIer 2g ~ r., one bl0eb obovo
can"sc =. sd, o N daily. except Sunday
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ HAI,."Al. IIa.ns .ssss Ho" ferries ~ "sss -
sp1 lay SIS. ~ follows ..~ - a..
West 42d;t 80 Iss-;s 80 .'n. r. o1 MI 4
Eorw,ch. Utica Rome. Oneida Fulton osweso' buaa'e
wesi ssi-s-. 10 y a.. Jsy T. 3 IS p N. for Ma
wsst 4odst, s:2s o. m jay.sl. 10 M, daily 10
Miidstown, Fas6arg: Il bcrty Walton. N6,wch onsia4
Osweco crspenso1 Bridge nercit Chicago, g. Iog1s.
Rinct slespers 70 Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Ca
Rochester
Pullman seepng-csr ocrhs G ,eserysd @ as so7 g.o;dws{
New York J. e. ANDERSON, q. r. A.
10 Exchange Place. New.Yofk
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

CHRIsTS SECOND ADyENT,-Mra VIOLA Gill
BERT viii speak az Cooper Unisn Sunday, March 26 at
D.. m" Restitution versus Evolution You arc IN
vited Come.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

SHORE LINE.-An Rail Route for Boston,
~ Newport the East ESpres, leayes Grand con.
new Exprss train at p M, except Sunday. Fast Ex
press at II daily Palace Paslorcsu or sissDinss
ears 20 destination.
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place In the nertorsus series which 1t bslsngs"-
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CHURCH OF TIE INCARNATION. MadIson-ave and
95th.st Rev ARTHUR BROOKS Rsctor-Mernlng SER
vice at IL a. m, afternoon, D. m The Rector viii
oiciate. Strangers cordially Invited
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

CANAL STREET presbyterian, CHURCH
Grcene-st Canal Rev. L. p PAYSON VIII preac
at 10 12 a. IN. and D. m. Ssbbath.school at 80 p.
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gnstrnction.


Musical instruction.
NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
Lpcated only at
SEAsr "THs cs.isr.d 3, pSSr :" isss ss,' of 'THAvE
At THIS FAMOUS SCHOOL OF VOCAL AND INsTRU.
forssn pra%a snS Psnns h: .,
Eed aud best apsonsed In tho county Students receive
NEW FUPILs RECEIVED Day aud Evening
Brooklyn.
THE CKITTENDEN.
l. ENGLlsH PREPARATORY, FRENCH SCHOOL
SECOND YEAR September % Mss II 81. WHEELER,
iass IhssituA. Third term tesins February S
Boys and Young Men-country.
RORDENTOWN IN. j., MILITARY INSTI-
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ssnskp sslm in English Ns,Srai Science Modern
snd Afslsn. ss LansY.sea Msthsns.es A9ssIURt9n, q
RKYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn, L. l.. N. y
GEO. sRtcE' cohTs2yySu. GRIEF O1y"His Principal
EREEHOLD ms SrlrUr re. Freehold. y. j.
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ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR KOYs.-At Mil
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HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. wor-
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AS(N YEAR FOR BOYS.
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Media l'enn.) Academy.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

CALVARY BAPTIST cHURCH, 67th:.s. between
9th and 7th ayes-DE MAChRTHUh Pastor
he Pastor gives every Sunday evening exposition Of
Sunday school lesson for following SUNDAY. strangers
cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURcH, 12sd.st and
Lenox- ave.-Services 10 80 o. m and 80 In the
absence Of the pastor the pulpit Will b supplied neSh
IER
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
DED STAR LINE.

DED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New.York md Antwerp weekly.
BELGENLAND Saturday, March "a, 2 30 D. m.
Fall and winter rates First cabin. $50 TO SIS. ET
cursion, s1i0 TO 81 25. Second Cabin $40 Excurson
s12 and $40. Steerage at very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Gcn'i Ag'ts. 55 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

CENTRAL PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. S2d.
ST. between Lexng and ParayePreaehing 10 80
and Z 80 by Rev. ANTHONY II. EVANS. Sabbath
school 80.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

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CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. b7th:st.
seyee rqaiy 1sd sSs Ks Min EvERTs
D. d., will preach at IL g. ana 7:46 p. m Evening
subject" Tho Queen" Special music. Strangers cor
daily invited.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

WHITE STAR LINE.
RovAt 5oH HSb GsfTED ANs
GERMANIC, Capt Gleadell We'd. March 2s, 80 a. m
BRITANNIC, Capt Pursell We'd April II, $50 a. m
sIs dS %snssalf cS Mst m
RATE. Saloon, $50. SEQ, $50 and $780, Return a
Country: $50 "a limited D.mksr q second cabin a
passengers carried these steamers, rate
sss and ss5: excursion, $50 and seS c gOr
pany's Odce. No Al Broadway. New York.
J. BRUCE IsMAY. Agent
SPECIAL NOTICE
Tho White Star Line Steamships Arabic sailing
Saturday, March 81. and Baltic. April o. to Queenstown
and Liverpool will carry second cabin and steerage
gers only The second csbip passengers viii DO berthed
and saloon deck. Rates $50 and e35. Steerage $50.
Apply the company's otices. Al Broadway, to
OF the local agents j. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
(NOMPAGNlE GENERALE TRANSArLAN-
~ TiQCE FIRE SH Line TO HAVKE
)Ompsnys Pier new No. ~ North River foot Of Morton st
LA BOURGOGNE. Frangeul Saturday. Mar "a. D. m.
Ia BRETAGEE De Jousscn sat March arch 81 a. m.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, No. Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

AT WEST HARLEM METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH 7thays. and 12esh;st =; Rev; E 9 0seGoES, y
McCXBE D. d. Anniversary Sandsy-sehool Missionary
Society at 80 D.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner 4th.st and
ERT COLLYER
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. =. c. z II. r. r. co. lesseea
Trains leave West 42st station foows and 20 minutes
earlier from foot Of Jays, North iver.
Detroit and chicaro: .95,a M, $500. sssl5 p m
Loas '6:uO. ss.l5 y.
syracn. BaTao. Rochester SUSPENSION Bridge NiAsArs
Falls. BIS. .D'5J A. s5lO. 1918 .. N.
Utca. 3: s. 500. 0l1:30 m, $500. '.1j o. "A.
KINGSTON. SauTertis. Cussll. Albany 315 MS s9So
all BOA. m. "a O0 800 s3l5 m.
Cranstons Vast Point CORNWALL, Newbnr; s51j: lila
'95J lOlj. all;3O ffDo f;lo. 300 '3lj. $40
aud $500 D. n, Cranston's. coriwsii, Newblr2
For Montreal and clnata ;ss,, s6:Dl D..
Hamilton. LONDON 1855 n, 800, s6:1b Toronto
1855 m., 1900 - IS D.
Elegant sleepin B1fs0. Sa,ars Detrotk
Chicago Tonis
sDay fD,ilv stcept SATURDAY Other trains daily except
Sunday a. Lslvs JarssY CIV, r. r. Il. Statien dll:20
M s5:io p M Hoboksn. West shors station. alE3o n
1850
tckt timetables parlor sleeping csr accom- node
tons nation. icss. ro0<ivn 333 wash
ngon IT, 1870 Fnt5n.st Annex ofa fo.t of Fulton-s4
New York city-363 1856 9il Broadway. 1881 Bowsry. ~
Park Place. AMI West Shors station loot oi W.st s4dse
foot o. Jtv.st. ". u =. LAMbkHTs
8 5Vanderblltave. General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

A.-NEw.YoRK TEMPERANCE UNION. Masonic
Temple 2sds and ehavs sI9d'E s ssoisss sss most As
eloquent among our lady advocates Fine Music J. b.
GIBBS President