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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SARAhkc LAKE HOUSE.

One mile from Saranac Lake Station, on ChsteeuRay
R. r. Enlarged newly furnished and IN perfect sanitary
condition. 1000 feet elevation 1000 feet piazza Emil
ncnt phy sicians recommend climate Tor lung and hroa
troubles Malaria and hay fever unknown Splendid
trout fishing and hunting Large open 1epaces In par.
ior dining room and ONCE. Table. best n the noun.
tog, Omen Nay 10 Nov. l. Send for illustrated cir
Guar. MLIo u, MlILisn
Proprietor Saraaac Lake, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
TIE WINDSOR,

ELIzABETHTowN n. ", is located amidst some n q
the finest scenery. Charming drives alals IN
every direction. Purr, dry. bracing air, wonderfully
conducive TO good appetite and STRENGTH No nosqui1s.
tain spring absolutely pure. Table second to none In
Adlrondac Senl-iuly mails ~ and from New
York Telegraph eNprc,1 and ticket Offices in the house.
Fine tennis and croquet grounds Two splendid
owned by the proprietor supply the house with an
abundance OF fresh milk gram butter, eggs vegetables
&c. Circular with city references. 80 .
ORLANDO KELLOGG, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

THE BOOK OF oPEN;AIR sPoRTs, octave, 500
,cs" n,en air anussmcnts Rules for sailing .v m.
Ming ball payns aootlng horseback riding. &C. 80. n
NH Al ~ eopy Published The Tribune, New. York
Ent.,t.inns ana Iversay compnented By the presS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
: RALPH,S In THE ADIRONDACKS.

Three and one-half mics from Lyon Nouh~n
Station on Chateaugay Railroad; delightfully."- located on
Upper Chateaugay Lake boats careful Oarsen so"e
trout fishing; billiards bowling alleys, lawn tennis bsth
houses accommodates 100; all pleasant ana oeus
nrstclsss the table has reputation Unsurpassed "
aIy. Send for circular. J. W. HUTTON, PROPRIETOR
Lyon N Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
Gelp n)antc6

{, TF:NOGRiPIIER aud TlrEWElIEE imfoHEh!y
- cuInI"t at ~Is i"ur"l NdlfrNs bF l',". my
stating age experience and sIsfy required BEST & 'Or
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
Cascade Lake House.

ca,cadevIue N Y ten miles Of Lake Placid En-:
iargei to three times original capacity and Ia DemcS
and oce with large open hrepacss Rooms 700 sons
The lakes which are annually reOckei making the tr0us
fishing the best In the mountains Rates az III beh
week Ssnd Tor siTcpls,N CENTRE TorsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
l)roposals
AQUEDUCT COMM SSlONERS' OFFICE,
ROOM 209. STEWART BUILDING. 800
No 2sU Broadway. New YORK., May -, 1889
TO CONTRhCTORS

A0E EG1M !oy c? sTE& vi
No -S0 h 49, nEoIr NSc lhSRs Nay -' 1888
y IDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing nine
s4,.y and S"Ga TS %ns gate hoS "a
approved forms Of co%,rt aGl .eeUca%%' q" H." IN
JUNE ~ l-s9 a, wh,h pIac. and hour they WI be
rpS.G f o Gas osi woik s be made by aid Comm.
"1 T.n arI nm" Of .".T d SSa eccaon. therefor
and bids or I""~'l' ara m.Prt rnh'ol. Tor th",r H.
sT"Sr ode" II Nluriu,; Commissioners. appi'ea-
JonH c. snEInAN. secretary.
APARTMENT or THE INTERlOR.-
~ "n@ Of Id. As1' %pC.a T f"i nsE5 and
addre.~d C"rmis,,n;f Of Irh'an AHnr; wa.a.S
June jun 3 20 issS So for furnishing Indian cl,isr .I4
s 8, q 80 p. ISSG G 4d to ~s.
: :41 Eii. PAR a.: 'P %s co.! asn%
sn s s The Sd ni e sn I .SSn or O'o
prenGd for .pnng s ss E G To- %So s
sap,rsct may b" awarded VIII be required 70 furnish the
the mill or mills a. which IN" bsnHr s 70 Ib"
~nrCe Of Which right be guaranteed b, tn" con.
tractor authorzs On nsec%f So ', raD ~, m said
Ilsnkais and INSPECT BE nena! out Of which The" hey are
or any part of any bid II In the iuigncnt q The c"mm+
kG %" s"Pb T NUS he b be 'n sreS
psded BY ccriifcd check draft upon som" United
sas; d ESdsn xn n,. %hS n" S" or
than +, I'VE per sGp' a@a on a III ' Sed to he
execute pS%p % m. % OF h s0 ga ana hT
bidder nd. must be mad Indian a., 'S n" npS
in C and al must be delivered nit Ala. I ne"
accompanied by j SoffS i. onERLY commls.onsI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
ADIRDSDACKS.
THE <SEST.InE HOTEL.

LAKE PLACID, y. Y.
Chamingly located a the side of Lake P1ard.
with axe and mountain scenery second o. none 70 ING
Adlrondacks Perfect in al It's appointments ARD 10
every respect a delightful summer home Open June 10
70 October 10. Send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
nARTITIoS SALE.

DARTITIoN SALE.
III EAST saTH.sT,
TUESDAY MAY %
=, 10 o,c,ock noon. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
LIBERTY .sT by JOHN f. H. SMITH. AUCTIoNEER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
IL A uI.RnAEn. NrCTInNrEE

fwlll sell at p"r"nptpry auction. per order 81 Admins
3 10 g L. sui" the Of
samuel ~ IIoyL DECEASED Nu!uabl" Farm, Ira
NJ Land from twenty mnu''S' driy" from III"
horou1h OF STANFORD, Conn uiiug hfy.twO
with excellent large dwelling "utbuiding+ UrchaId~
and fences finely located and noted u
iHr most productive aud conveniently ocBtA farms In
Stauford ALSO twenty nv" arr' Farm With "Nc"i"u,
.i,i roor hou.r Also DAY extensive ale NJ
lie Horsr- Vehicles Furniture AMI Farm Implements
Address kuctinnc"r or FITCH \. NDiT. Administrator
stamford Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
Connirn propsr,p for Sale ano 90 Get

,o"J','" IIr,r.'pt'. 70. -; ,rl r'.np.".
sIHI'RBtS d., rl'tr Uar,., r.. sd p'' JiuI,
ioMEH DE- IT, KlMN W :,%,'n r. ~! - o n
PICTI KtsQIE LIN" H. iw'N "'thiH nv mI, OF
ERIE. Nrw.Nura. ,prtGnifE L.u,. ilr'l DE-.
mi ,u.l rau ~ hnu~'. nh.'h
can H. built at from - iODf
town number ~ chuu, AMI chur,'-. m"thpl. bN Whrh
on. b"cum, hi, IUtl"li HIi other N,iHIh, 10.
formation. This bnoh b obtained a any t,&' "nc'
81 the COMPANY ipr ~" 90 hN SEM! o.: {"
ainp~ general pas~Irrr G"niriueu II t"rllIHd =
by the New York Bn>. south Of
BAY Ridge, the best rrii, m ut Tor itself build
log plots for .nr. Map srni. H. H. D. RhNDoifii'
~ Wnl--, y. \.
HAVE LAIi;E NuMDI.E or CHOICE VILLA
| sites In tn, heart Of the tH,'>.!l~ "h'h wish t.,
dpo4. Of Ia parties Ia >cAch 90 pIctr-pH" building
s,tr. in urrfcry hrhllm location. Mh"r" malaria aul
o-a uIt,- thu property - situated Ia u"
~ II a,'--hl" au1 " ~ lnrfraS'
largely in value In the ENc N"1f- TIT" 4. vel
worth the attention Of contemplating. b'ldng a
summon cottage among III" mountain Niltrs' T. J.
SCIIRODFR. Tribune ONCE. Now iork
NJIrI.t grove CFMFTErY. Nap" Iroyc Station.
vi Long Island Ia rpad Fifteen minutes rid" on"
hour hy car iIgc beautiful "gOuId burial plots on
terms For particulars ard descriptive pImph
let aiiross orcc. .273 Buairay.
" ILLAGE FARM for sale nj Pleasant valley DuGhr's
county *. Y: Minutes from II y DEPOT 10 scr,
hrautIrul land 200 frnt trees modern mouse" nearly
new high ground delightful air and view IS goo easy
ternr. AppiJ 10 H. n ATT. 80 rall."' N u. or
PHILLIPS WELLS. Tribune Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
Mem Publications.
THE FORUM
CONTENTS FOR JUNE, 1889.

Ine s4dxn d ss
tons md remedies therefor the publication OF
expenses and restrictions immigration ana hstu'af"
ton. -,
THE DRIFT TOWARDS ASNEXAIiOoHS C,p m.
pI.h1KBITRN UARTE, OF THE Toronto MAIL Sa'i~
diaA-American Union inevitaoie " ~.
LANGUAGES IN MODERN EDUCAIioN;: ,n pfo ~
JOHN STUART BLACKIE c Ihe rpnmch GrecS ami
Latin. r,
THE ETHICS OF POLITICS w. = LILY. ire
futile argument Of great politicians Tor oi"efc"' S'
Of conduet in public and In prirat" HE
WHAT is THE MISSIONARY DOING Rev T. T.;
NriN1;ER Of New Haven. missionary iaoor ny a. -"
immediae concrete results but Tor chahge vi sp '|
enlightens nations -
xyIfIiAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS. TIL" change made on
the political freedom OF &c 100000 subj"ct"
pREyENTABLE CAUSES OF POVERTY. DR..
HFSRY D. CHAPLIN. Practical preventN"s OF poverty
ss Sen by Of large experience among the poor
REDUCING THE COST OF INSURANCE. ADEI-
BERT HAMILTON. A trust 70 maintain rates pfontS
a, great Companies an argument for government insur
snee.
THE MoLoCH OF MONOPOLY. Rev. DR.. WILL
IAN BARRY. An economic revolution inevitable be-
(cause distribution OF wealth has no ethical
foundation. but is based customs that began In IN
justice.
SEY BACON The shameful habit even OF Harvard and
Yale in complimentary degree giving the clerical fondn"ss
for the d. D.
PEASANT LIFE IN RorMANIA. The QUEEN
OF ROUMANIA ("Carmen sylvan The social habits
Of m Interesting people
80 CENTS COPY. s5 A YEAR
-,,- r~r,,,, ,>,-pv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
RAY BROOK HOUSE,
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.

DELIGHTFULLY."- located Ray Brook, n. l. Only three
miles from Sdranac Lake station on the GhatAaugay
X: r. Fines brook "nt hshnT IN M AaIrohdas s
tables: milk. cram, butter eggs and brook trout during
tho entire Rooms ld'gt, w"u furnished ana von'
tt,sted. Send for circular with city r"tersncss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

DOIIEETY. DUENI% HFNDRICK. EsGS,
ATTORNEYS fur I'rLlIinu.r, G.. - NasSIu.,j..
KNEVkLS PERRY. I~Is.,
hiiurnr, IOr Guard an. G., 81 NT>slu.~t
ok Maps. &c. at NUcLt"I"'r'- once - Liberty -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

THE BRADFORD, In Rye. near Harrison Station; e.
i elegant private boarding. house; gas hot and coz
water; good stabling, - minutes from New.i
house now open leave ct Harrison ". y. ~;
and II, r. r.. For full particulars call or saass
a. West 2sdkk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

CHARLES W. ROGERS viii s-.ll at auction w"ir Shay.
' IL. - "'cpcH. IN" premises by Orl"r OF
executors, lautifu residence ~ tn" lat SvanuS
smith a. GREAT NECK. Long Island, containing 20
acre sale po.v> parcel. For particulars apply 10
STINANCS :. RlKEE and SAMU Eli RlKE K, executors.
pattcr Ruldlnc City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

13oTII.sT $. s.. l@2 L. RI J.. GRAND nnrLENARD
IT, IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

18TH ST, s. S. 1903 TT. +. or l~ThYE., GORE PLOT
Contains nrIrly four fun lOL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
e earhers.


A LADY PIANIsTE having charge Of the musical
"A department. in weILhnoMn school during The year.
sshe.t social professional testimonials. Addr-o NJ
LADY ARTlsT Of ability and Y3IeTScn'. &",!r' i,
teach sketching from nature In charcoal. OIL OF water
a TSGG and SiFy
MEXICAN AND roEElSN TEA A, AGEscx
&C. Sf I'T?: s. u SS%s
/. si IEASnE Sss and as' fH1n
ks A u" fee fs cscs sar o TOR
TEACHER or rEENCM ansuas~ and a, I'.I nSsss
school G n t' '" young
u engagement i0f INT summit" r. H.. Tribune ONCE.
-TIIToRs Goyp,nessas Professors, Teacher. all
a. Grnche suppa shGS+ a." s otc MiRIHM
s eseSG e sf 81 fa,. is Get loadNa
ID RoCKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
sssS :spps superior fasSi1s
Wes, is ed a. Recommend. school, to parents
sSi Ss So n; VII the
sqn s5 on at sgeSf % Sei i. s Nuu
N RoFFsSOR Of French and Spanish, diplon"; wishes
4 F. ' Bon g. T TSSs EpcW1 one :&s oax.y
US SIs2s.. x s
positions W. D. KERR, is Aston Place. N "
EACHERS wkNTFD.-thgi:rn ahI fc'H'rS
i pslian. 800 and home irci IA ana 'ef!An AZ
history e. 600; elementary English, sioo Nh"-'oi'n
AGENCY. Clinton Place
TTEAcHERs WANTED: GentleIen-Natyc+o fr e5tb:
Episcopai clergyman English branchcs chapel cLerci~s
Isdies-Vocal Instrumental music $50 month and home
German, French, each 400. hours each day. NEW
YORK AGENCY. o Clinton Place.
w for ar s r
hosrdn0 School. insii'ution MISS DOSO
VANS TExCAERs AGENCY, 30 Fast lllh,s'. -
EU ANTED.-I4adies: Refined German govrrEc SSs Wit
w music end French vocalist, vote" culture and "rHhi
0enttemen: German teacher Of drawing ana lenUlan
ship German philologist speak English HESSES
Teashers' Agency. 10 Fast 17th-st.
M ANTED.-By careful student Of education, Of ten
w years experience ia teaching young cldren. posi-.
ton tutor In family OF little boys salary object
Address O., Box o. Tribune Once
yVoMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tto,
xlacisns housekeepes. companions chsperones. Sc 70
and nnilfes; boakkeepera
nSeys and oopytsts 70 01siness firms :
M 10. A. CULvER. 30 5thsve. New. York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

A DIRONDACxS-GR,NDy VIEW HOUSE
"A LAKE PLACID, y. Y.
HENRY ALLEN, Proprietor, late OF Allen House
This house has been thoroughly renovated comiora0y
furnished and put pe-frct order for the season SIT.
rated Of tn" highs; occupied elevations IN tho
AdIroniscks, IL commands 'nnrru' ~ Mirror
and Placid laGes ana surrounding paks; Pure spring
water inygoraiug AMI Er>cI>> table In every re-
sIrct. Early spplcat should d" made for rooms.
A Observation-Disclosures OUSE-Grsld scenery.
n fishing ini hun,ins ho' AMI cyI water in rooms:
house enlarged. FurnisrI cct'as u let send fer
GUAR g. ". EGGLEtIELD. Ke"nr Valley, y. Y.
DIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
n M,N~ION HOUSE.
Ely Abe,h'own, y. \. Now OPEN For circulars address
.. W. JENKINS, Manager.
A DIRONDiCKS.-MFE RITL HOU 81, on Upper Chat
"A eangay laks lrNiih'h lNO l"L hEaItirst
i;uDi l!uVt fishing the entire
FIrstcli>s accommodations f"r - guests. open MAY
To- November |. Adir',, u. y MERRILL Merrill Gin.
ton Co, n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
ADIRONDACKS.
ItKE PLACID STAGE LINE.

Only coach line through the mountains, new four
horse coaches leave Ellza'sthtown daily, Sundays sx
ccpted. a. m tsemd.,!y after Jun 2' FOR keene
Centre rate 81 p Cascade Lake. 81; ldinne Mountain
View Housr 90 so; Adirondack Lodge Transfer station
90 SO; Lake Placid. 80 arriving . p. m; returning
leave Lake Placid dinner at Keene CentreI.
arrive Elissbethtown d. connecting With kellogg
stage sleeper d. II. r. r.. at Westport; good
roads: grand scenery careful fryrFS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
III lil RBtN
HOMES
On TllE.
PICTI KfSQl T.
kltik.

can H. built at frul
town. number ~ -
unr can b"Cum' hl-
formation. lni~ b,
~ III" ! RI" tUUrphr'
In lainp- u genera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
Real Gstate 90 Grrbanse.

n HEAP LOTS WANTED In esohange for ohoiee pn n,.
~ house West Side. E. A. TUTTLE Iempio Nout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

LIB FIKSr.AvE. NEAR OlST. st"
l,rIr tlrI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

U Nirc yrv r,0ms large shady lawn. near water and
o,, an mar telegraph = o.. AMI dI"t Price moderate
Ms y. RAY NOR w"sthampton l.. l.. y. Y.
* STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY living on the
] iInd>on east side 20 miles from Newfork hrst-
as ard NAV hr had thr'" four JrrSons; ladies'
prrf.rrrI: or inEaIids, no Children tah"h'
'''I'",o'. ~ c NJ nnx I2 Trlhmnn Omcn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
Disarmiug an Unseen Foe.

"This was sometime paradox" a. Hamlet
says. Since. however. the people Of America
and other lands have been enabled to pit
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters against that un-
seen foe. malaria, IL Is no longer . paradox.
but an easy possibility. Wherever malaria
evolves its misty venom to poison the air, and
decaying unwholesome vegetation tmpreg.
mates the water. there. In the very stronghold
of mlasma, is the auxiliary potent to dlsArm
and ague, bilious remiitent, dumb ague and
ague cake. no matter how tenaciOnsly they
have fastened their clutch on the system. are
10 abandon II altogether But II Is Its pre-.
ventive force that should chiefly recommend
the Btters to persons dwelling In malaria.
cursed localities. for II Is . certain buckler Of
defence against which the enemy is powerless.
Cures. likewise. dyspepsia, rheumatism, KID.
ney and bilious ailments.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
Serious Matters.


Among the children OF certaiu Sunday
school IL Q bright little hoy OF 4 yeasa 4
few Sabbathe since bis tescher was telling
the clsss about the busy bes 9, and ssked u
any Of the children could tell her anything
about them. "Waldo csp," spoke up .
"you may tell ~ what you know" Win
childish innocsnOe he said
"How doth the little busy bee
Delig ut 70 bark ana bile.
And eat Il up Il n,gStr'
Trying to suppress . smile. the surprlsed
teacher ssid "Did your mamma teach
you tba.Y" " Nc, my anols Arthur did,
II Samoa really becomes Q theatre OF war
the view will not be very distinct one 70
the world at large while Germany 10 block.
Ing the isles.- Columbia News.
OUGHT TO HEAR THEN -BagIey (as the
telephona), ''lhere's no us0 In taking,
Bailey. can't hear the first word you
Bailey "a. the other snd). "why don't
you fold both your ears around the instru-
ment tr'-Tsme.
The hardest combination OF vowsls and
oonsonan,s In the form OF words and sen-
tsnces. said . tslkativs lady yesterday, 10
- follows, and . psrsou who can pronounce
The sentences are:
Gaze on the say gray brigade
The sea osassth, and it suffices uA
Say, should suoh shapely sash shabby
stitches shoWf
strange strategic ststlstios.
Give Grimes Jim's gilt gig whip.
Sarah In . shawl shoveled soft snow
softly.
She soils sea shells sauciIy.
A cup OF coffee In copper coffee pot.
Smiths spirit flask split Philips aixth
sisters dfth equirrel's skull.
-Chambers6urg Valley Spirit.
Ono day, ssyI the Philadslphis 4 American,
DR.. MoCosh, when president OF Princeton
college, came into the mental philosophy
class and said: "Ah, young gentlemen,
have an imprt ssion Now, young gentle
men," continued the doctor, % he touched
his bead with his forennger, 'tcan you tell
me Whist an Impression 1sf" No answer.
"What No one knowsf No one oan tell me
what an impression isf" exclaimed the
doctor. looking mp and down the clssa ~
know" said young Alan Arthur. "An
impression is . dent In Q soft placA"
''Young gentlemen" said the doctor,
removing his finger from his forehead and
growing red in the face, ''you are excused
for tho day."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21

Rupture cure guaranteed BY DR.. ). d. Mayer.
s3l Arch street, PhiladelphiA Ease at onoe,
no operation or delay from business. attested
by thousands of cures after others fail, advice
free, send for circular. marl0.lyd6W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
Al s,urrsnr.

A. UONfeNr.
Happy the man that whoa hla day 70 Zone,
Lies 90. n 10 sleep with n0ehiu6 Of regret;
Ths battle hes foueht may lot bs Won,
The fam ne sought be jags - AsotiAg get.
Fo'ding q, last his hands poa his breast,
Happy u he. II hoary aaa fcrspept.
He sinks into the laat, eternal rest,
Brestbins these only wor0s: 81 an con
tent"
But happier he hat. while his blooa y warm
Sees ,pes and irienaships dead about hin
le,
Baus his brave breast 70 savyS bitter stcrm'
kor ehuus the poison baros OF calumnyt
And 'mid Il all. stauos stuf ~ and eaate.
9irt only In the armor God hath meant
For him who ne Ath the bu6etines Of nate
Can SAP to 0od and man Il am coutsnt"
-Ansnyrrous.
sH AID AND srRAWBBAR19S.
when the angels made shad
= he devil was mad.
Vor it seemed such feast OF d light,
so. to ruin the scheme.
Hejumpsd iuto the stream
And stuck in the bones out Of spite.
when the strawberry red
gifst iiiumined its b,d
The angels looked down. ana were gla0.
But the Devil. It's said,
Fairly pounded his head.
Fer hsd used al his bones on the shsd.
-AHonymous.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS.
HUMPHRRYs'

DIR HUhPHRHYs' SPECIFICS arc sct6ntihcauy
auo carefully prepned prescr1ptions: used
cets and for over thirty years used bv the
people. Every single Specific 10 special cure
These Specifics cure without drugg:ag,
purgine or reducing the system, Ard are 10
TACT and deed the sov1RRiuS Rxhspiss OF The
WORLD.
List Of Principal Nos. Cures. Price.
I. rBvHRs, Congestion, In ham ammations ... Is
Z WoRhs, Worm Fever, W Orm Collie. ......3
q CRYING COLO. or Teethiug of lufants....4
Z. DIARRH0A. Of Children or Adults. %
g. DysINTlRY. Gripping. Bilious COlic........4
9. CHOLlRA noRnUa, Vomiting ..............0
I. CoUans, Colds, Bronchitis. ...........3
& NDURALaIA, T0othacha. FacaAche. 80
O HlADAOHH. Sick Headache, Vertigo.......3
10. DVsPnPsIA. BILIOUS stomach. ................G
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u. GHNHRAL DEBILITY. Physical weakness. 20
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-19
Intelligent Pigeons.

The Central prison at Agra Is the roosting
place OF great numbers OF the common blue
pigeon; they tiy out TO the neighboring coun-
try for food every morning and return in the
evening, when they drink at a tank just out
side the prison walls. In this tank are a
large number OF fresh water turtles, which lie
In wait for the pigeons, just under the sur
face OF the water and at the edge Of IT, ANY
bird alighting TO drink near one OF these tur.
ties has good chance OF having its head bit
ten of and eaten; and tho headeSs bodies OF
pigeons have been picked up near the water,
showing the fate which has sometimes be-
fallen the birds. The pigeons, however, are
aware Of the danger and have hit on the fol-
lowing plan To escape IL:
A pigeon comes in from its long fight, and.
as Il nears the tank instead Of flying down at
once TO the waters edge, will cross the tank
At about twenty feet above its surface, and
then fly back to the side from which il came,
apparently selecting for alighting safe spot
which It had remarked as il flew over the
bank; but even when such spot has been
selected, the bird will not alight at the edge
OF the water, but on the bank about a yard
from the water, and will then run down
quickly 70 the water, take two or three hurried
gulps OF it, and then fly Off to repeat the
same process at another part Of the tank I'M
I'll its thirst is satisfied. had often watched
the birds doing this, and could not account
for their strange mode OF drinking, till told
by my friend, the superintendent OF the
prison, Of the turtles which lay in ambush
for the pigeons-Cor. Nature.