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I THE CONVERSATION METHOD FOR SPEAK
ING, READING AND WRITING GERMAN AND
FRENCH.
Intended for sef.study in schools With a sys.
tenn Of pronunciation based websteran equivalents and
entirely devices obtaining correct pronunciation
BY EDMOND GAsTINEAU, A M. Graduate Of the Uni.
vere Paris and Principal Of the Conversation School
New-York
The plan here adopted is far as possible that which
person follows In foreign land when surrounded by
those who speak only the French or German In such
the necessarily with the sound not Of
single words but OF complete sentences and perfect
idlomatc forms and thus limited but sufficient coec
tiOn Of such sentences and gathered nv tho
learner. The Conversation Method supplies the pupl
from the outset with common use counled
with their translation and pronunciation so that they NAV
be easily memorized and mastered and turned TO immediate
conversational account They then rehearsed in col.
oquia exercises and when thoroughly familiar analyzed
and the words of which they up inserted into
other forms and dioms express greater variety OF
meaning.
This forms the basis OF these Methods but the gram
matcal phases Of these languages treated though
subodinatey and in such meet either the
wants Of the most painstakng or those OF the
learner who is content with purely practical knowledge
Of these languages.
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ENDYAlION.

BY JOHN KEATS illustrated by w. ST JOHN
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LALLA ROOKIL

BY THOMAS MOORE illustrated with about 40
phOtOetching made from designs OF the best artists In
America together with several from European and Persian
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RECENT ENGLISH ART.

set Of 16 beautiful photo-etchings from the best
paintings OF modern English painters such Sir Fr.
Leighton Leslie and others, with descriptive text by
Other volumes uniform with above are RECFNT ITAL.
IAN ART. RECENT FRENCH ART. RECENT GER.
MAN ART.
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NOTRE DAME DE PARIS.

BY VICTOR HUGO. With superb illustrations BY
the celebrated French artists ROss Beer and Myrbach
No other popular novel OF this great historical edition
compares with this The drawings reproduced in
Paris by (;uilaume ct Gle, cost OF So 600.
vol, cloth,
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This work is just from the press and is on the same
plan as the authors highly popular French Method re.
Gently published
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New pnbllratlons.

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INTERESTING PAPERS.
A RUSSIAN GENERAL

A RUSSIAN GENERAL
Is the author OF an article The Russian Army
which is not only a notable contribution from h,i'.'
point OF vew but also important both In us poiNo'
bearings and as an ehnographics study Inc points VI
the article are enforced by reference to remarkaoe
dents Of late Russian campaigns L. de IHohoi"O
furnishes sixteen illustrations.
HOWARD PYLE
Contributes the first OF two papers on Jamaica New
and Old" with twenty-five illustrations drawn by hm'
self Text and drawings picture the island as IL Is tou&
in the times of the famous old heroes o 'ne
Black Roger.
ANDREW LANG AND JOSEPH PENNELL
Contribute an illustrated article "St. Andrews"
where the author went college and the artist paid an
unusual visit.
THE STORIES.
LAFCADIO HEARN.
Author Of Chta," contributes the first instament OF
'Youma" story the great nsurrection in Martinique.
With illustration drontspiece) drawn by HOWARD
PYLE.
ELIZABETH STODDARD
Tells the story Of Polly Dossett's Rule"
KATHARINE S. MACQUOID.
Author Of " At the Red Glove" &C., relates ghost
story entitled Night ouseley Manor" illustrated
by II. NJ. PAGET.
NJ Z. NJ. DAVIS
Tells Emancipation Day" story entitled The
Centre Figger."
HON. CHARLES GAYARRE
Contributes Bartheemy de Macarty's Revenge" a
true which to wondering years
ago.
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Ryerson- St. between DeKalb and willoughby AYES.
Brooklyn. Y. y.
The second term day and evening closes will
begin Thursday, January ,, ls9O
New classes will be formed As follows:
ART DEPART MENT.
limited number OF pupils Will be- admitted u the morn
ing classes reehand drawing design and woo1 carving,
10 the afternoon classes in frcchand drawing and wood
carving and the evening Glasses in decorative design,
carving, clay modelling, freehand, mechanical and
architectural drawing. - - ..-..<. ,.,.,,.-cr,
DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE. ,,
Morning, afternoon and evening classes IN cooking,
sewing dressmaking millinery art nsedlewolh hygiene
and home nursing, Laundry and domestic economy .
A SATURDAY morning c!ass for children has been added
10 the art needework course also course OF twelve
lectures invalid cookery In the cooking department
DEPARTMENT or MECHANIC ARTS.
Evening turning Pattern making and machine
shop work 0nlecuTes and laboratory
work Applicants b. a. least NenteeE years OF age
Afternoon classes in carpentry and forging for boys
fourteen years OF age Or over: ..o.r ,,,-e,c
DEPARTMENT OF VOCAL MUSIC. 49,.
Day and evening classes IN vocal music ncudng voice
culture sighrcading. ear-traring part-sngins etc
tasses will be formed both in Tonic Sofia and stan
Notation for beginners and for adv pupils also classes
for normal training . -. ,,..,e l.. ,,,
be admitted to the Choral Society
i'' ' +. b. PRATT,
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HOWARD PYLE
ANDREW LANG AND JOSEPH PENNELL

Contribute illustrated article on st Andrews
where the author college and the artist paid an
unusual visit.
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NON SINE LACRYMIS....By Henry Bernard Carpenter.
AT HEART. ........ Bv Rose Hawthorne Ja,bron
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TeIrhcrs.

TTToRS goyernesses, professors, teachers all
n brsnche- supplied schools and families school cir,
c,ors tor ns Modern languages spoken. MIRIAM
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A GRADUATE of princeton experienced In teaching aching
"A wishes few pupils 70 Pepsv lor eoiege OF h,
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A BEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign, supplied
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BILE TEACHERS. Goyenesses. Tutors Processes. Processes
free OF charge Miss DoNOVAN'S Teachers Bureau, Mu
sical Agency 80 East l4th.st Schools recommended
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READY AT NOON TO-DAY.
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SALON CELEBRITIES.

Ten beautiful photogravures made by Goup ct Gle from
avorte pictures by noted artists exhibited at the Salon
In Paris. with descriptive text Cloth. gilt, s3 10.
The companion volume TO above is THE GOUPIL GAL
LEIY OF PHOTOGRAPHERS.
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GEORGE DU MAURIER

Contributes Characteristic fullpage drawing entitled
"Mother's Darling"
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THE STORIES.
LAFCADIO HEARN.

Author OF Chita" contributes the first instament OF
Youma story great insurrection in Martinique.
With illustration drontispiece) drawn by HOWARD
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Brooklyn.

ID RAFT INSTITUTE,
L Ryerson st. between DeKab and Willoughby AYES.
Brooklyn. Y. y.
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OTHER INTERESTING PAPERS.
A WOMAN ON HORSEBACK.

By ANNA c. BRACKETT. with one illustration
drawn by MAX +. KEEPER The author says There
are books in plenty riding. but are concerned
chiefly with men, and woman studies them almost In
vain to find any practical hints which will help her.
propose only to speak in practical common sense way
Of riding for exercise, fresh air and rest"
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
HON. CHARLES GAYARRE

Contributes " Bartheemy de Macarty's Revenge"
true romance which set NewOrleaDs wondering years
ago.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

For Both SeXes-City.
CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE state
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AVERY American School Bureau, West l4th-st, N. Y.
DERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. 1 w. 25th-st.-
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Musical instruction

lANJO and GUITAR taught in twenty private lessons
ID with or without the aid OF notes. HENRY c. DOB
SON, 1870 Broadway, between 32d and 33d sts.
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BY MRS. LUCY C. LILLE With six illustration
from works of The article relates to the pero
from Copey to Cole, and the band landscape men whc
followed them and to the pre- school i'm America
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When time is specified Subscriptions will begin with
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THE SMYRNA FIG HARVEST.
POEMS.

The account OF a picturesque industry. With eleven
illustrations drawn by TRISTRAM ELLIS.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

Author OF At the Red Glove" &C.. relates a ghost
story entitled a Night Ouseley Manor" illustrated
by IL. NJ. PAGET.
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Nem publications.
1S5O-sUBsoRIBE Now.l-1s'o
NUMBER 476.

ISCU
NUMBER 47e.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
JANUARY.
READY AT NOON TO-DAY.
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF CHINESE.
TWO PHASES OF AMERICAN ART.

An experience in the difficulties OF Celestial speeC
By JOHN HEARD, JR.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
NATURE AND ART.

illustrated with ctchings by Rajon after Bonnat. For
berg. X. Swain Clifford j. ID. Smillie. II. FsIrar ant
others. from designs and engravngs by A. +. Bellows
George Fuller. William NJ. Hunt and others. Cloth, ful
gilt, IS full seal, SS tree calf, S13.
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JANUARY.

HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
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ELIZABETH STODDARD

Tells the story Of " Polly Dossett's Rule"
KATHARINE S. MACQUOID,
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In regular departments will be found crisp editorial
and comments timely topics brief mention Of
current events in the world Of fashion, literature and
art poetic gems and the meries hits at the oibes OF
day with pen and pencil by famous humOrsts besides
a fund OF valuable Information indispensable to every
ho1Se
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Published by HARPER & BROTHERS. N Y
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-10-25

October %. "A petition numerously
signed by the members of the Bar aud
Others has been forwarded to Gov.
Dillingham; asking for the appoint
ment of Mr.. g. W. Schoff as Sheriff
in place of Mr.. Bonett, deceased. Un
dou btedly he will receive the appoint.
mGnt.
Rev. Mr.. Hopkins and wife, who
were stationed here last year, hut nov
AT CRANKY, are much pleased with
their new parish. Well they may be
for they have got among generous
and warm hearted people.
Charles Flanders has taken Bert
Hubbard's peddler's cart, and com.
menced where Bert left off, selling
boots and shoes. Success to you
Charles.
Sylvester Poole and family OF North
cumberland have moved to Groveton
where he is at work, and Seth Meach
am and family have moved into Mr.
Poole's house.
Rufus K. Poole is having good
run at blacksmithing. Good for you
Rufus.
Those having deeds and other in
struinents to be recorded should re
member that recording officers are not
by law obliged to record until thei
fees are paid, and those who have hat
any recording done should hasten an,
pay up.
Of late my mind has dwelt consid
cradle upon State nominations.
may speak upon that subject in til,
near future, aud if do shall speal
right out without any fear of iniurin,
my prospects for county nomination
next year.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-10-25
VICTORY.

October 22.-Mrs. Ii. NJ. Lund is very
low with Bright's Disease of the kid
neys.
Mr.. Josiah Stevens and family went
to Waterford last Saturday.
Miss Babcoc&, the new milliner at
Gallup's Mills, is ready for business.
A. NJ. Walker went to Whitefield
N. H., Saturday, to look after his
property there.
DR.. Smith of Burke was called to
Victory last Saturday.
Quarterly meeting at South Victory
Sunday. Rev. J. Ii. Wallace is an
excellent preacher. All the people
should attend the services and! i'm.
prove on the instructions given.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-10-25
WEST CONCORD.

| October 21.-On Saturday evening
the 10Th inst, about 8 O'Clock, as the
freight train entered the village near
the grist mill, the stakes of n car OF
lumber gave away, and n brakeman
by the name of Blood, who was pass
ing across the car was thrown with
the lumber to the ground. lie sus-
tanned fearful iriuries, his head being
bruised, collar bone broken, arm frac-
tured, also four ribs. Ills recovery is
considered very doubtful, as severe
internal injuries are feared. Word
reaches us today that he is vomiting
blood. lie was not missed from the
train until it reached f.. st. Johns
bury. No one witnessed the accident,
but the poor fellow succeeded in reach
ing the nearest house, d few rods dis
tant, where he was cared for until a
car arrived bringing his wife, Surgeon
Brown and others. when he was taken
to st. Johnsbury. The train was run
ming at great speed down heavy grade
and passing around a sharp curve, the
slender binding was quite inadequate
to sustain the pressure. It was u great
wonder the train was not wrecked,
and Others injured.
We regret to chronicle disgrace
full attack upon the school at Royal
ston Corner Il few days since. The
teacher, y worthy and respected in
structress, had occasion to punish one
OF her pupils, whereupon the father of
the boy, VIM. Williams, visited the
school, announcing his arrival by
smashing in the panel of the door and
then INDUCING i'll most abusive LAM
guage to the teacher. lie was called
to account before Justice Wadleigh,
plead guilty, and paid eight dollars
for lesson which we trust will have
a tendency to teach him and others
self control.
The chimney of the Universalist
Church has been rebuilt. \ much
needed Improvement.
We see a new clerk at 0. b. Cut
ting's Drug Store. l.. Moody has also
found it necessary to employ an as
sistant in his Jewelry Store.
An agent of Cutter & Co., manu-
facturers Of sugar utensils and tools),
Sutton p. O., was in town last week
showing IL model of their Climax
EVaporator
NJ. l.. Reed, one of our most pro-
gressive farmers, is putting in one of
the Lyndon Evaporators.
A. .. Waters is now proprietor of
the Meat Market, having bought out
tie interest of his partner S. Il. Law
renee. Waters is a very busy nan
these days.
The widow of the late John Fisher
died at the residence of her son, Harry
Fisher, October Is, at the great age of
ninetysone years. She leaves five sons
and a large number of grand children.
She has been an invalid many years,
in consequence of Il fall, which disioz
Gated her hip. Her mind has remained
clear and she has greatly enjoyed
reading.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-10-25
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS
BLOOMFIELD.


October 22.-Mrs. G. Matthews is in
Littleton this week visiting her daugh.
ter Abbie, also her brother, G. r.
Blodgett, and family.
A. G. Fuller is home for few days.
Supervisor Walbridge has visited
the schools throughout the town.
Mrs. o. H. Shoff is again suffering
with a scrofula sore. She has been
similarly afflicted several times during
the past few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Holden were called
away last Sabbath to attend the flu.
neral of his mother, Mrs. S. Holden.
She was living with another son in
Stewartstown at the time of her de.
cease, which was caused by fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Bartlett are
moving into Alvah Stevens house
this week, occupying the tenement
that Fred Blodgett recently vacated.
Bernice Silver has built a. sugar
house, in his sugar orchard near his
residence.
We were glad to have b. A. BowkeI
with US in the choir last Sunday.
Mr.. Dexter, the gentleman who in
vented the popular Dexter Sled, at,
tended church last Sabbath and made
very interesting remarks at the close
of the sermon. He also took an active
part in the social meeting after, and
accompanied Rev. Mr.. Gregory to his
meeting in district No. 4.
Public auction of the real and per
sonal property of the late Charle'
Cook, will take place next Wednes
day, October 30. A good opportunity
is here offered to purchase a farm al
your own figures, for three are to DC
sold. For full particulars see advt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-10-25

We had brief interview with couns
ty supervisor Walbridge the other
day. He had just completed his first
tour through the county, having Wis
tied all the schools except 3 or not in
session in towns at the time of his
visit. Some of these schools are in the
town of Brighton, and it is very prob
able that Mr.. Walbridge will visit
these next week. lie informs us that
the great difficulty he experiences is
the multiplicity of text books, requir-
ing too many classes, and resulting in
superficial and hasty instruction. We
are pleased to state that he is prepar,
ing series of articles for publication
in the HERALD, on school topics, the
first of which will treat of Nonsattend-
ance.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-10-25

The church social season was very
successfully inaugurated last Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Thurston, under the aus
pces of Christ Church Woman's Aux.
lliary. A large number was present,
and very pleasant and profitable
evening was passed by all, amid great
sociability. Music, singing and va
rious games and amusements added
much to the enjoyment of the occasion.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-10-25
NEW CHAMBER SETS,

with fine Cheval glass, 80 handy
for the ladies to arrange their toilet,
worth all the little difference in
price. We have nice Ash Sets in
this style for $50. Some higher, of
course, but nicer III every way.
Every two dollars you put into
Chamber Set counts and startling is
the difference in design. Send for
cuts.
Parlor Suits have also changed in
style. The stuffed over instead of
wood frame is the leader. Nice
Suits in Crushed Plush for about
500 to $40. A very fine frame suit
for about $40 or $50. There is
really no cause to complain about
prices of anything this season, and
our terms you know are SO easy
that no one need he without the
little Injuries and comforts that
add so much zest to life.
Write us, we keep everything
needed for Housekeeping. Orders
by mail receive special attention
and prompt reply.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-10-25
IN 5lEMORIAM,
ESSEX LODGE, NO. 10, I. 0. o. f.,
Island Pond. Vt, Oct. "a, 1889.

ESSEX LODGE, NO. 10, I. o. o. f.,
Island Pond, VT, Oct. "a, 1880
WHEREAS it has pleased God to break
once more, and very soon, the bands
of fraternity which unite us, and re-
move from our midst Brother A. H.
Bonett, resolved, that
We are deeply greved TO lose one by
one in such manner our brothers,
but, realizing that the overruling
Hand of Providence is stretched forth
in love and mercy, we feel reconciled
knowing that Gle doeth all things
we'll"
That in Brother Bonett we had an
Odd Fellow who felt a high regard
for the Order and realizing its many
points of worth, endeavCred, as ops
portunity offered, to Impress its
teachings on those who were uns
acquainted with them.
That we tender our sincere sympathy
to the widow and brothers of the
deceased, but we bid them not de-
spair but look forward to q happy
reunion, for " hope bends over all a
bow bright with Immortality.
That a copy of the foregoing be pre-.
sented to the widow of Bro. Bonett,
copy published in the HERALD and
a copy placed on the Lodge records.
7. S, HALL, } Committee
W. ii. BISHOP, on
E. Nj. BARTLETT, } Resolutions
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-10-25

Either of the following engravings,
Evangeline," "Bayard," -" Monarch of
the Glen" or "The First Step" without
advertising on them, size 20xM inches,
given with one so cent or two rs cent
bottles of Ideal Tooth Powder. These
are not cheap Autographs, but works OF
art. A. d. Bowman, Dentist, Nicholia,
Idaho, says, am using your Ideal Tooth
Powder, and find it superior to all others.
The engraving "Evangeline" arrived
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it seem like Christmas gift. Trusting
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l remain, yours respectfully, Elois Ear
nest, Denver, Col. One of these engrav
ings without advertising on it worth s.
retail is given with each two rs cent bot
ties of Ideal Tooth Powder.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-10-25

Mr.. J. B. Grant returned last week
from his trip into Pennsylvania, where
he reports having had most enjoy.
able time. lie visited Philadelphia,
where he was the guest Of DIR. Apple
ton, one of Island Ponds warInest
friends, South Bethlehem, where the
armor plates for the new cruisers are
being forged, also many other points
ofinterest. At Douglassville Mr.. Grant
was a guest al Rose Lawn, the home
of NJ. H.. Messchert, ESQ.,, where he
was the recipient of valuable Jersey
bull calf, from the celebrated herd of
that place, and supposed to be the
finest herd of Jersey cattle in the u. S.
The calf is descended from a. noble
line. and by the courtesy of Mr.. Grant
we publish its pedigree, believing it
will interest our fancy stock 1aisers. 1t
is as follows:
Fougere's Beauty-Sire, Sultan of
Rose Lawn, A. J. G. G. 14,759; Dam,
Sultan's Fougere, A. j. G.. G. $4,000 :;
Sultan of Rose Lawn, A. j. G. C. IA
759-Sultan ofSt. Saviour's, A. JOG.
IL. Il. 1928; Dam, Semiramis A. J.C.C.
u. Il. 1903 Sultans Fougere-S Sire,
/ Sultan of st. Saviour's, A.J.C.C. IL. r.
1928 Dam, Lady Caroline of St.
Aubins, A. j. G. G. II. r. 173, 722 Sui.
tan of st. Saviour's, A. j. G. G. H. r..
5328-Sire, Cwur de Lion p 140; Dam,
SuItana Cd, A. j. G.. @. II. r. II 1878.
Butter record, % 1-2 lbs of unsalted
butter per week on ordinary feed in
winter. The calf is one of the hand
soonest we have ever seen,