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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

Here Is Il notable hall clock-an Astronomical
one Of most elaborate mechanism, showing al
planetary moyoments The main dial carries i've
hands the supplemental dals dozen and one
portion Of the works requires winding only once In 70
years This clock is in genuine Chippendale case t
formerly belonged tho British Ambassador at Vienna
and SC can be traced back 176 years YOnder are Dutch
calendar and astronomical clocks OF varying ntricsey
Of them with moving Landscapes" and hgurea 9TH
ers have nlad cases. others put their beauty largely
into the dias large variety have Westminster chimes
and pushes the Ginning into tunes. Here lie man
tel clock, large for any paror, marvel Of DELI
relief carving 10 brass, finished In the genuine aud
now rare mercury gliding this exquisite specimen OF the
French back to about the beginning OF this century
Others shapes with 20 match show fine
carving In combination with inserted Scyres plaques
These be at sypher Co.'s, Broadway and
17h.sE together with endless and changing variety
ancient and modern art work In furniture (no set
setsT bronzes tapestries silver satuary pictures and
eurtoA Prices reasonable, unlimited inspection s
permitted. and nobody Is asked to purchase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
RoBpFD By rHEIR TRBAgURER

Boston, April o (spsciaD. Charles II. Hoyt and
Charles Fl. Thomas partners in the Brass Monkey
have lost about 90 900 the profits OF the past two
woelu' engagemen. at the Park Theatre here by the
rascality of their treasurer. George f. Krewon ago
twenty seven a Eew-Torker, who had been In Hoyt's
employe for two years RrewOh disappeared on
alnpA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

When baby was sicK, we gave her Castora
When she WaA Child, she cried for Castoria,
When abe became Miss, she chung % CastOria,
When she had Children, she gave them CastOdA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

THE STRIKE AT oIAKK's THBEAD MILLS
A a meeting Of tho spinners OF clarRs Thread
uorEs IN Kearney. ~ j.. held secrotly last night n
,sss decided BY about forty spnnes TO strike today
Tns men observed the closest silence and declined
to say mofes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
MRS. HARRISON AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

Washington, April s.-Ms Harrison. Mr. Ind Mrs.
Russell Harrison and Secretary Proctor occupied
boxes at Albaugh's Grand Opera House tonight,
where Madame Rhea sppesTed IN Inc OSse Fio@i'
for the first time In Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

by triAhg with cold, many a one allows himself
to drift into condition favorable TO the development
Of some latent disease, which thereafter takes fun
possession Of the SYSTEM Better cure your cold at
once with Dr. Jayne'S spectorant, good remedy for
ThrOat-aIls and Lung affections. p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

ApMnRAL PATTERSON SERIOUSLY ILL.,
washington April 0.-Resr-Admirai Thomas IT,
Patterson is lying dangerously III at his home in this
city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

your old dyed ceansed equal by
ISLAND DYEISG ESTABLISHMENT Established
1919 % Duane.st $40 Broadway 6O SHAVE, 24S West
l25th.st, and 326 and S0l Fulton st.. Brookiyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

The IIodRman Maekintoshes double texture water
proof oioa supersedng the inferior imported
goods In all sections OF tho country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

Business chances and bargains OF various sorts are
ments on tho fourth and hfth pages OF The Tribune
bfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

luxurious new Compartment Sleeping Cars for
Chicago on Wagner Yestibuled, Limited, daily rom
Grand Central station, at 0 80 a. m. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

Itchlns Piles instantly relieved By using BurnetvA
KaliIston. Fof sale bY dFuReistS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

Money can be saved bargain sale progress
Fints lO& West l4h.st They are selling handsome apc
well made furniture az o sacrifice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

II You want to hire servants or ind situations, End
board rooms, buy soil real estate, let hire
houses, find work or workers OF one kind another
you should examine the many columns Of interesting
announcements tho fourth and fifth pages OF The
Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
Don,t Buy New Clothen,

beware Of Slight Irritation Of the Throat.
BTummes Celebrated Cough Drops Immediate relief;
genuine hive A. II. B. on each drop sold NJ statlons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
APPOINTMENTS MADE AT BRIDGEPoRT

z. s. osbcn, aud Trinity, A. Longacre; West Point
and Fort Montgomery, Aaron Coofs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

Look on The Tnbune's fourth and fifth pages today
sor those short crisp advertisements which contain so
much IN nutshell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
DIED PROM sBLR,NFDdCTED WOUNDS.

Auburn n Y. April 9-Wlllie Hoffman, the young
man who shot himself twice at Fort Hin Cemetery
last night died this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

Many desirable things, ihefnaing board and rooms,
hcuschod and other help arc h6yertsed today on the
fourth and nssh pages Of me Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
XARRIED.

CUNNINGHAM this city, on Tuesday, April
o. at the Fourth Presbyterian Church BY tho Rev Dr. Joseph
Kerr. William Cunningham TO Ella r. Dickson, daughter
OF the late James Dickson.
FAIRCHILD- BooTH-on April 1889 by the Rev, Henry
Motet George Winfield Falrchild 10 Miss Helen Louise
daughter OF the ato r. w. Booth
Notices Of marriages must be iRS1rJsi oih hH name
sni address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

A. Thomas Z. Kirby Azcsisseer.
AAEHucAN ART ASSOCIATION. MxnAGEHS
DUQUE DE DUNCAL'S
coLLEcTIoN OF
OLD MAsTERS
SALE AT CHICKERINcs HALL.
Aen'srisn FREB. rsserysd ss4ss,
ON
THIS twEpSEJDi,Yl AND TOMORROW fTzUEsnAx7
EVENING".
April 10 ami II. at 8 O'Clock.
continuing
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
April ~ and IS at hour.
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
GREAT PAINTINGS.
DRAWINGS, AND STUDIES
by the
OLD MASTERS.
belonging TO his Highness. DON PEDRO DE HORIZON,
DDoUE DE DuRCAIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

sided The candy booth Is IN charge Of Miss N. g.
suckennam and DR.. NJ. r. Herrick The bric-a-brac
Doon Is IN charge Of Mas r. Hopkins and Miss Grace
n WinanA About 1900 was realized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

CENTENNIAL FIZZl
Piper Heidsieck, Sec, imported uninteruptcdy since
1757 The wine Of the American people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
ORDER OF SALE.

ORDER OF SALE
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING. at 8 o'c'eck' -
ChiezeFing Han, Paintings Catalogue Nos 70 SS in
elusive.
at chekering Hail. Paintings Catalogue Noe SO 70 f07s
inclusive.
Friday EVENING. a. 8 o'clock, at THE AMEEr.
CAN ART GALLERIES. Drawings and Sketches. cats-
losue Nos los 30 236. inclusive.
SATURDAY EVENING, .. 2 O'Clock. q THE AMER RI
CAN ART GALLERIES. concluding Sale, Drawings sna
Sketches 2s7 to s5f. Inclusive
ON EXHIBITION THIS DAY FROM 4. N TO IL "
AT THE AMERICAN ART CHALLENGES.
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
The following Certificate Of GUARANTEES VIII be gives
for each picture % the purchaser.
A GUARANTEE. 49,
His Highness the Duke Ie DURcAL takes ihs opportu
nifty Of thrpagh hs agent 81 Roossyst ords
tSsacy bis Sa Msstes now % eIssa C ne as
ioh ill., i2S aud 18Th q ibis month q April si he quar-
antees each and every picture be as described p ne cs;
within this PERIOD PICTURE sSoaid 81 with Ss
ts NssS - nS1 BENG seS Sy os s
Madrid tho tr WIN Be refunded purchaser The
his guarantee s ss here s'' In 'an'
Agent for Don Pedro de Borbon Duke de DurcaI
CERTIFICATE FROM MADRID MUSEUM
The undersigned gainterS the first pa,ntar BY Pscsi
or designations OF the Royal Museum Of Paintings Do
That having examined oil the paintings mentioned 10
this eatsloeue have found the gastr.s genuine and
Of extraordinary merit and that they all proceed from
hs rsa, and Fungus Gallery which sslonfsd e ss
san Gabriel. and Is now owned BY ale heirs =. :,
The @ ss yi W @ l. Il Maria on
% Of December, 1ss Si,,,, s,crvvz.
sRIv3boR aHRTiNEz ouBELls.
stSs 81 hsf seresg es "a & 5
Of Joaquin sguenta and salvador Martnes cu6ss
Signatures and as such entitled to fuI faith and credit
United States Legation Mad5S AZ n psceSHsr las
tseal Of United States Legation, Madrid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
John II. Draper, Aucfionesr.

B4.- John III. Draper, Aucfionear.
FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION ROOMS
$40 5rHAvE-
cF wETMoRE, Proprietor
TOMORROW CrHURsDAY, AND FRIDAY.
APRIL II AND IL.
at O'Clock each day,
t ourtsslesroon and temporary wareroos Wess
23th-st. Sale 10 commence At 2Sth-st
attractive collection Of
HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE,
n part made TO order by r. RODE
cappendale Chairs and Odd pieosa Old Spanish Process
Fine Examples Vernis Martin Antique Mahogany Empire
Louis XIV Louis XVI Furniture, Empire and Tail Hall
Clocks Embrosieres Hangngs and Brocades Miniatures
Grand Piano By Steinway Square Piano BY Aahaahek Also
BY order Of the Executors Of the estate OF
MISS CATHERINE L. WOLFE.
The Celebrated Marble Group and Pedestal By T. J. Wyatt
NOW ON EXHIBITION
A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
s6e 0rH.AvE. NEAR 34THsT.
SALE TOMORROW tTHURsDAY) AND FRIDAY
EVENINGS. AT O'CLOCK.
MODERN PAINTINGS.
IN OIL AND wATER-CoLoKs
INCLUDING A.SUPERB PORTRAIT OF
ALEXANDER Won HUMBOLDT,
By sCHRADER, or BERLIN.
This collection belongs in part snd win
sold al ancuon without reserve.
ROBERT soMERvILLE. Auetsouee
BY oRTGIES co.
A :;s + SST's Tssss ;f';s sSs
EFFERXykEsS%TEEEfS , HHAs5sEt SAfPGGo 60 SALINE.
Chemists ll2l B'way aud 61o 9th ave and Newport H.
A. Free Exhibitisp
FINE AMERICAN. WATER CoLoRs
KEppELs GALLERY, 30 EAST 1eTHsT.
A. George A. Lcaytt &c Company.
ART ROOMS. 1877 AND 7s9 BROADWAY.
SUPERB PRIVATE LIBRARY
Dsf STANDARD LIrERATURE. FINE ARr and ILLUS.
TRATED BOOKS MEDICAL and LAW Books. De-
TO be sold at auction
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS,
APRIL II and IL. at $50 O'Clock
First CiuHs Monthly doing good business, win be
sold bargain owing % health Of tho orner Address
MONTHLY" Tribune Office.
no. fgG SG TTflfffrAWk Send iOS circalsras
Telephone CalL 326-2lstsT. ~ Y.
Hnnkinson's steam CARPET Cleaning Works,
10 Fast 21th established 1881 carriage FREQ on this sand
south Of lG0th.st.; relsyIDg speciality.
In addition 20 sur large variety Of
TRUNKS and BAGS for American and stesmer SOW
oner for European Travel ghest trunk In the world
THE BAMBOO TRUNK.
CROUCH & FITZGERALD.
Our goods arel IL Cortlandtst, west OF Broadway.
for sale only 500 broadway, below Prinee.st
at our Stores) 723 Sixth Avenue below szds1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10

FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION ROOMS
$40 5TH.AVE.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-11
(gingeianbt.)
Oeutlher faith. Sehrer Derein
pplt
Stearns s o., M / II.

Mie berelts mitsetbeilt, filtbet bic bieB=
jdbrige Gunferen5 Des %seuannten Sereilts
ni9t, pte uri pritn9li6 bel9lpilen, in Sree=
port ltatt, ionoern murbe laut Sel9lrtB Ell
ner @rtra=Seriaumlung in ct. Glpub na6
&i6mpnb perlest. Otei elbe miro am Oiensz
tag Dem s. allguit pOrmittagS unt 8 llbr
I'M pprtl9en S6ulbauie ibren 9lnfang neb=
men u1o Bis 5reita9 ben 9. etnl9lieBli6
odlterlt.
Der gel4lub, jdbrli6 mn eille Gpri e=
ren5 ubSubalten, wurpe AMI Der lcstjdbrigen
Seriummlrn9 in Gulp Sprins sefuBt, I'M
es jepem 9cbrer gu erm69li6en, iid uni e=
rem, fin pus S6ulmelen uni eres County
10 nitelt6en Serein an5ul6lteben.
Der Serein beitebt etrpas itber Sipei Sabre
uto 5dblt bereits an 40 Mit9lieber. Ser
,3lpef bes Sereins lit u6ebuns Uni erer
S9ulen pom peuti9=amerifanii6en Stano=
puncte aus /; pie Der llnterri6t in Der 2a1=
beS= lpwie in %unierer Mutterlprade am
5medmdBislten Su ertbeilen it," Serner ::
ySeretnbarln9 be5iislid Der praftii6iten
2ebrntetbpoe unb Der p~al1enbiten S6ul=
bit4er 5u ~treffen, Die Gplesialitdt Der 3eb=
rer 81 fDrbern burd seieuisen Serfsbr unb
9e9enieiti9eS Sertraueu."
Iuf I'M erer nd9lten Gpnferers tit &i6=
n1ono werben nt6t nun bciti6e, ipnbern
at9 englii9e Sprtrdge gebalten meroen.
Gep. P. S9nab, O. S. B., Don Gi6=
iltono fpiro Die Se9riiBunssrebe balte,t, &ep.
p. Oteinulf, O. S. B., unler @brenprdii=
bent, Die @rDfimnssrebe. Ser. P. SEQ,
o. 5. B., bdlt etnen Sprtras ilber Srud=
re6nen. Serr Sbeopor 9pbmiller, 8rdi.,
miro lpre9en - iiber Die Mittbeilun9s=
sabe p iiber bas iittli6e Setrasen bes
Sebrers. 9err 2ueas @ertfen, Site=Brdl.,
l.) itber Mittel Sur SefDrberun9 Der Iuf=
merfi amfeit p Yfltdten bes 2ebrers Dor
Der Sdule, B. @eians=llnterri9t Seere=
tdr 9tic. Spbnen ~ iiber Gnglii6 mn
Oeutl9, p Oretlae= &ednen CThe rule of
the three.) B. Die btblil6e @eI9idtt
als 2ebr= unb 9elebud. Serr S. M. @il:
ltser iiber Temperance. Serr S. @pfer
itber Die 6ortbilpuns bes 9ebrers. Ser,
6ranf &ramps, Engl. Reading uni
Articulation. 6err Nie. @eber itbe,
Engl. Grammer, ben Seoirfntl1en rnie:
rr Sdulen unsemeiien. 5erner merper
Die bp6w. gbremmtt9ltepcr &ep. P. 2up
ger, StmpliciuS unb Gpnrab, O. S. B.
pie anbere Hrielter anipeienp Iein unb il
belebrenper pie aaimunternrer @eiie gun
Sereine ipreden. 9lu6 pirb unier Supt
9err :. S. &pdpI einselnen iiin9ern 9eb
rern peri4ieoene Gbenlata sui6iden, iibs
melte lie ii6 ie nad @unld in ensl. pbe
oeutl9er Spra9e aaslaiien fpnnsn. llnie
Serelt lit ia ni6t baSu ba, Die rbetprii6
5erti9feit Der einselnsn Sortrasenben q
pernebmen, pie bteB bel aeipilIerl Crane
seidiebt. gSir mpltsft msbr nniere Mtei
mlnsen gegenieitig austauiden unb 10 qleih
Seittg chamber belebren.
Sn Der frpben Spffnung DAP su uniere
nd6lten GpnferenS in &tdmonS li6 ieb
piele Gbeilnebmer %einfinben perpen, srif
i'm Suffrage uni eres Supt. 9. S. &o6p'
Gbep. 9pbmiller, 8rdi.
Bic. 8pbnen, Seeretdr.
Meier's @rpps, 20. sunni 1889.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-11
Nusldno.

9rnti9lanh. Der aiie err bereiit
~gegenmdrtig 9tprmegen.
Die Nnfii6rer Der itreifenoen Berg
bel Dem Oprtmunber Iufrubr bonn
10. Mtai iinp gu @efdnsniBitrafe BON Smei
bis su flint Sabren perurtbeilt wprDen.
Der ebemalise ipeialtitiide &epacteur unb
6eidstagsabg. Wilb. Saieneleper lit
am 4. s., 50 Sabre alt, I'M Srrenbauie ge=
ltprben.
Die % fatbplil den Stuben=
tenpereine Oeutl6lanb's, 340O Wann
fart, bdben lit einem S6reiben an Den
3 ap # ibrem nnmutb iiber Die uiaorilegi=
lde Serberrli6ung bes Nppltaten" ST. III
M unb ibrsr gr9ebenbeit fir 2ec XIII.
AusDrltd segeben. Oaiielbe bat rtnter art=
beren beutlden Satbplifeu= Serbdnben Der
IpfdlSti9 DE Gentrumsperetn 9e=
tban, I'M Inbaitse su einem Brpteit ipioer
bas Sutten=S tdtngen= Oeufmal.
@ine a~llgemeine pfdfSii6e SatbOltfen=
Seriammluns ipu Spnnta9 90.
Suli gu Neultapt a~bsebalten werben. SIN
September merben Die fatbplil9en S61e=
liter tire -. @eneralperi ammluns II
Yspbl6iie balten.
Mad Der .Spln. 3ts.' bat &aiier gSil.
belm benz Winiiter p. yu + Dem ed mar.
Sen Ibler=Srben pe1lieben.
Die auf DEN 6. Nugult na6 Sulbt
b%erufene 8 idpfs=Gpnferens seb
ben @dblerperi ammlrngen Der Gen:
trumspartei SIT Wtitnden, S6ln Uni
anberen Eldeen ppraus. Die 8il66f
merben Die ieitens Der Bartei Der Geaier1nt
aeaeuitber einsui6laaslbe Tplittf dnl Spr:
absnne Der @dbi in Grpisun9 sieben. 6?>
Die SeSiebungen Smti9en Der Gentrumss
partei unp Der &egieruns iinb bur6 bi
Gtnmiiduns bes Siiriten Sismard in bi
bi56Df1t6en Grnennunaen, il
). 9. Die Serlperfun III Der Ganpipaten fit
Dem Sii6pfsiie su Witniter, aelt6r
mprpen. Die Satbplifen fiiblen iid iiber
Seust bapprt, DAP 5irit Sismard ben Sati
can 81 peranlaiien l19t, pas Ge6t bes Ga
pitels, einen Siidpf aussuerpdblen, gu is
~nprtren.
auf elmer su Wiinden aebaltenen Spr
t periammluns fir Dem batertiden Sa
I tbplifentas murbe bei6lpien Gil
batertlder Satbplifentas iCa balbiglt. Uni
: omar nod ppr 3uiammsrrtritt bes 9anptaas
absebalten werben. Splsenbe bier Bur1ft
iclen Dem @esenitanr Der Serbanblungel
bsp. Sei9liiie bilpsn 1. 3uifimmenp
Stelunsnabme gu Dem Wempranbum be.
@piifOpates unb gu Dem S9reiben bes +
Saters an Den bpdm. 9errn grsbiidof Dol
Minden= 5reifins. 2. Oementipre9enp'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-11
BUR @eiaidte Der Yrubibitiun i6reif

Die .2ur. @asette' in Dubuque, Soma j: Sn
S a purpen I'M Sabre 1880 1904
&esierunsslioenien ~aussetellt 4; i'm Sabre
1856, inter Der seprieienen Sberberr=
i6uft Der Brpbibitipn itiesen pieielben uuf
4,033.
SIltnpis nabm in 1855 elm Brp=
bibitipns= Geies an. bod purbe baiIelbe
I'M ielben Sabre BON Den Stiurmsebern per=
i%pprfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-11

Sem Dprf nabm I'M Sabre 1885
Elm Yrpbibitipnsz @eies an, bob oalielbe aber
na6 stpei Sabren ipteber auf.
a d II cts bat fitnlSebn
Sabre unterBrpbibitlpn ~seltanpen II. 9efunz
Den, DAP bieielbe lompbl Den moralil9en mte
ben sei6dftliden Sntsreilen bes Staates
iddplid lei, uno tie i4lieBli4 perlpor=
fen.
atlanta, Georgia., prObirte grp-
bibitipn etu Sabr lang. Der Der Stapt
baraus entitebenpe S6aben mar u1ge=
berter. SIN Nppember 1887 wuroe baS
@eles nit itbermiegenper Wtalpritdt mtoer@
ruf fen.
Connecticut fitbrte i'm Sabre
1854 Erpbibitipn Elm, iu&te a9t5ebn Sabre
lang persebli6 Die Sprtbeile beri elbsn 81
eatoeden, unb miberrief baS @eles IN
1872.
Sbip lup Iib in 1856 bas llebel
aui, bate aber l6pn na9 meni9en Wtpna=
ten ntebr pte geuu9 bappn, unp permar1
es.
M%arplanb nabm III 1855 Die
Brpbibitipn an. Iu6 bier bate MA IN
menigen Wtpnaten mebr mie geuug oaopn.
Oas @eiee murpe ab9eidafft unp bat lett
ber in bieiem Staate ME piele Nnbdn9er &C.
babt.
New $ bat ii4 pier=
unbpreiBig Sabre lang nit Dem uebel' sc:
pIaat. Im II. gpril murbe Elm Ser ud,
baiielbe Der Staats= Contribution e%tnsuper!
leiben, nit iiberpiegenDer Otaipritdt sei6la=
gen. 0hur 5pei Counties I'M Staate itimm=
ten bafir.
Sn . [ a ID a / murbe in 1855 Yro=
bibitipn angenpmmeu. Iu6 bier mar Del
Dem Staate entitebenbe S6aDen 10 9roB,
DAP bas @siee na6 5mei Sabren mieper abb
ael6afft murbt.
Sn IS isepnin wurpe baS @eiet
in 1855 swei mai bon Der Segislatur aage:
npmnlen rnb betbe male ppn Dem @puper.
uel1r nit leinem Setp bele9t. Seitpen
bat man palelblt pom BENT l%lniinn menig &c:
bDrt.
&bObeSslun lift an Der &rant:
belt in Den Sabren 1S53-63 2ebtes Sab,
befam bieier Staat ipieber einen Nnfau, Uni
na6 berpiiden Anitrengungen, Dielelbe gun
Smeiten male los su iperOeu, iparb CT lie ID,
3 @p6en lp5.
90 / Of / gan bat in DEN Sabrel
1S53-73 bas llebel seltalt fennen seIernt
unb maren III iplge pellen nelere Ser u9e
benz Staat baiielbe wieber auf5ubalie n, CT:
fplglpS.
Snbtanau nb &c b 8 f. nab
men in 1856 B%robibitionsz @eisbe at, Di
jebp9 in fur5er 3ett piebsr aufgebobet ipur
BEN. Sn 1888 murbe Der Ser JUDI, Die INT
gere9te WaBresel Dem Staute Snpiana nod
mails auf5uDrdn9en, nit GROCER Wfajoritd
seidla9en.
Seas CAB $4,000 M}aipritdt sesel
8robtbitipn.
SIM Sabre 1886 purbe Elm Ser u6, DEN
Staate 8 enne Die Brpbibittpn auf
subalien, an DEM Sttmmfdlten suriifge
i6lagen.
81 Oregon muroe Brobibition mi
acknowledgement Wtaioritdt beiiest. Dep
slei6en in 8eitzSirsinien i'm NOpembe
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and the breath so emitted is, in cold
weather, quite visible. All that has to be
done is for the subject to think Of his own
brea hing, to imagine that he sees every
breath that issues from his noSirils, and in
a moment or two he will fall into a refresh
ing slumber. There may be 30 ne virtue
in this prescription, though common sense
would be inclined to suppose that the mere
bother of imagini2 G anything W atever
would be so tiresome as to excite the brain
and Danish sleep much farther Off than
ever.
Some persons, however testified to the
complete efficacy of the breathing plan.
Alfred Since, the author of Elements of
Elec ro- Biology also attempted to solve
the puzzle of why sleep, when much needed,
is often altogether denied. He referred the
whole matter to the region OF the body
manic circuit" but practic Il prescrip-
ton was to wet the top of the head with
Id water, and he as erts that he has thus
often obtained for a sufferer rest when every
other means have failed.
All these spirited eudeavors are worthy of
much praise; but perhaps the best prescrip-
ton for avoiding sleapless nights, or part Of
nights, is not to take heavy suppers, to go in
for exercise and not to sit up late exciting
the brain.
There is delightful ease about the idea
of being able to "turn on" the sleep fairy
brain and opening the other 1t does away
with all necessity for those refreshing
nightcaps, either of whisky toddy or
brandy and water, which some unthinking
persons have been in the habit of using,
with, we believe, the ha piest results.
The confirmed toddy drinker, especially if
he happen to be a ScCJchman, would
laugh o scorn the idea of inducing sleep
by an expedient of trying to recollect a
dream.
Possibly it would be better for him and
for all like him if he were led to believe in
the sinister lobe" theory and there may
be good time coming for all of us, when
habits of tempe ance will lie directly occa-
stone by the disuse of "nightcspS," and
the substitution for them of thinking-caps
instead
Our friend the patron of the sinister lobe
is evidently rather insomnolent subject.
He admits that it has been his habit for
many years to try to lull himself off to sleep
by other devices, such as counting numbers
or the repei ion of easy-dowing verses. He
has now, however, hit upon the more excel
lent plan which he patrioticaly confides to
his wakeful countrymen and country
women, and in which he was to a certain
extent forestalled by SIR David Brewster,
who had noticed that different parts of the
body go to sleep at different times, and
thence argued the possibility, by analogy,
of different parts of the brain going OFF, in
similar succession.
There is not much reason to doubt that if
we can once get the proper lobe of the cere-
brum into the condition which we de ire
we can Immediately command sleep; but
the method of thinking of former dreams,
and going over them In all their details, is
obviously insufficient to meet the require
ments f the case