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Railroads..
- NE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE Ofti
Trims leave as follows;

ME ONLY RAILROAD oTATIOs ~ ihb VT
Trains leave : foliO"s'
SlO A. M.-FASI NAIL. tor Albany Cuca' oyraeu'e
1000 4. VI. CHICAGO vEsfIBULE LIMITED due
1880 A. M,wsrERS n BAY EXPRESS e1eeD,
100 n.-sOUTHwEsTERN vEsTiBTLEo Linz
iiED-Due Cincinnati 10 90, Indianapolis IA "a" a. ne
$50 T. PM MO 30 Il T. SHORE vEsTIBuLE LIMITED.
Due at Detroit at o l5 m Chicago +oo D. m'' asn
600 p. Mast WESTERN ExPREsS,-Due Chicago
zsoo ,Ie1%nD g K II Mo GSTis And Buzz
hor1s 90 }S B. cH aeS 5oy * &
r1H%kItL FoE TbS5J E.; n HI
s 70, Gss,ss: ..: roS; n, fs e
= 20 70 49, 53 10 % 90 10 70
noon 10 30 $50, $50 90, rs b. 80, 9:l5 ,. m
3 g. 2 g. 5oS 60 80 80 n h % ai,Ss
UTiCX AND SYfACUSE-t7 -, 9 10, 10 90, 1000
~. u 100 noon. 80, 90. 30 s;l5 p m, VIZ 90
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PARK Place So W.: l2jh.st and l3sth.t station. New.
SdE s$ T Bo8kgn and loo "3 e s fS
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ps ~ eySep sa%dsTs bsy SSoeD, SATURDAY.
70 % .oJ6 gsS ssS @0 !s sans So at g
9 9U Z 90 Tdiagh stop At 12s,h Sire, staten
General MANAGER Gen'l Passenger Agen.
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\NEST SHORE RAILROAD, y \. G. &
w H. K. Il Il. Co.. Lt,ses-Iralns leave West 42d st.
station (NewYorlO follow and 20 ntnutes earlier
-, th. foot of Jay.st. Ncw-N YORK. Hamilton London
pStro aud Oh eago. 10 Is IS Is u IS Is ,;
=, Louis 5 Is 8. D. Toronto. ITO Is M IS II
- 10 D. m. buffalo no hest"r Suspension brdgr, Mag
ud ! 30 10 10 a. 3
- rs D. H. and all 30 m. only To rtica. Kings,
ION 30 = Is 10 IS all 80 a. 81 90. , 10 and
~ IL n M 1stskul aud Albany, 3 80 - Is 'lo Is
al 80 a m 200 rs X 10 p. Cran,ton, West
POINT Cornwall Ncwburg. 2 30. = 10 Is 20 10.
10 Is ali 80 a. M Is 81 90. 80, 'j:i5 69j - SG
.s rs. III u m Montreal and Canada Last - a ~
~ liz H. m T., CAN'T sleeping Tor Bu1aO NIAGARA
rails potro Chlcaco. and It. Iouie On AL through
tr,ns =. Leaves Bioo.lYu. Via BiCoklyn Annex.
sio 20 a M; 90 D. jersey sly r. Z. H. S,a,ioa
nrtay. All other trains daily except sunday For tickets
and sr-Dngcar accom- odltion IN.
formation apply ofcc, Brooklyn 1913 Westinghouse 20
fulton st. Annex oii5, loot OF Fnltonst NewYork CITY
a03 7s5 90 al Brt adway ll3 BoNcrV. II Iark
Place 81 West io5th-st and West Shore station foot Of
Wet tod At and foot OF Jay-st.. North River. c. E.
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\ tHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortand' and
D'sp.oS M for siaunston and intermediate points,
m 10 Geneva Lyons. t-mliA It9'htStcr. BNnaio
- West pottsyic and principal local points Chair
- :" Won, and Pullmaa car q Suspension tfldse
ca a 90 m Tor Mauch Chunk and n:cmtdiat" points
II a M Tor l.. and Il Junction ana intermediates points
Ch,r oa tor Tnk snpock and intermediate point Chair
- " Iunkhannock Connection u Reading and Harris
QUIZ an m FOR Flmlrs aud principal intermediate points.
80 40 j. p, wIkesb,re and Pullman sleeper Suspension
Bridge. =, ,..,,,o Nauch Chunk and IN, ,rrsd ~.
,oir,s Chair car Mauch thuhA
po'nn.,o Tor MaIch Chunk and Intermediate points
connac,,apn T., reading and Harrisburg.
NJ M Tor Ganc,u Lyons. Elmi,a Rochester Buffalo
T. 'West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. r II , IN ~ -, and 4 Al
- ronnro. To- all points In Mahanoy aud ulLeton coal
regions. orxn,y TRAINS
sa m for Mauch CHUNK l!M,et3n and nternedla ate
and If for Shenandoah and intermediate
poin.s. =. ,,,,,.h Churr and ,n.o,r.di 40 ro,n,.
:" - Geneva Lyons Elmira. Rochester. ru Talo
and DE West i'uman sleeper u Lyons and Suspension
BrIuso' General Eastern orrcr o35 broadway.
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" u

II
" FOOT OF LIBERTy ST, NORTH RIVER
Ssr, ssa S:SS, Ssss
wiz d arr; aoa sGrssson: '' N'''''' '''''
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ss s Gfs 4i5ass purs T P.;
G2 @ 'F 81 t' 6s sa Maas SHT? sHass
sql iG- hs s'Ffn saSaN
80 m S S: f E9 Nsp Ac3R anE Reading ,s
tuFs SO So i Sus Sl T,s q s sS Allentown
i For GS DID, Il Il IA, S SI5 80 80
ns and Syn S e 90 rSGs saas
except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. o 90 g. m' J."
Z Rcd So Bang $50. sS 90 e. 20 80 Co.,
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Tom. Rt>,r Bam.eat Park. aud Barnecst. tA5 Us
a. For Atlantic city, vinelsnd and BrdsesOn .S an.
- 70! Monmouth Reach and seaorishs. at SIS Has
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL ELUE LINE.
. 90 20 90. 100 90, 80 M, 1? n!sS q,
SUNDAYS, 90, II 90 a. H. o0. 80 800 500
,. ~. IL Is night; 49, ,..,....o.oo :. q, ,.,.
scpt sunday H.. 90. $-o 90 ma i2 qs SS
Trans l'sl1 a 1t.hs leST Satardat Seht SUNDAYS
3 20 S 90 90 p M. nave connection for Reading iiaf
ri.hure. l,tt>Nl lille. 70 . $4,000, -, AZ
sunbqr and WI amspor va philadeIphta = ~
'c, @ s sat- sre' nieS Sf snaday 20 p "a,
SEATS can BE- procured Az ~:
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Fu ION st 9S Broadway. Brooklyn. , s..s
New.York Tr-nsfer Company viii call for ana ene's
baggage from hotel or residence.
NJ EWYORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
IN RAlLWAY.-Train> leave West ads az fnlon'
twenty minutes earSyr from foot OF Jay.st 80 S
Oneida OSWego, Chicago. I 30 d. for Canph'
Middetown. Elenville Liberty g Is ~ tor Mdae
town Liberty Walton Oneida Central square, OsweSo'
Rochester Niagara Falls. Detroit Chesso ST. r LSss
Daily All other trains daily except SUNDAYS. IekSeS
time tables 829 B'way. J. c. ANDERSON. GenI -
senssr Agent. IL Exchange Place. ". "
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Danelng Afa0emles

A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S
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AIR. TKENOHS ACADEMY. broadway and 33d..t.
lNI GENItAI. and PRIVATE Lessons DAILY Circulars
FRIDAY EVENI%I. ADVANCED CLASS. Both sexes
~ GEORGE DODWOgTB
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Now Opcn. Class and Private Lessons
Mems Class commences Monday. December 1.
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NiIrcllancnns.

home SCHOOf. f,- t,r'r,sd o- ;~.ic Hindf chAcf %
/ 1b~st ro.-li.r ,.tr 81. -furr.
T. MIRIAM CuYWIEE, $50 5naye.
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earhers.

w OMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU Qoi
w both exes) supplies professors teahers governesseA
musicians hoiscke-pers, companions chaperones. &C. W
colleges and families also bookkeeDers. stenogrs-
pliers and copyists TO business firms -.
Miss G. l.. WERNER 800 5th.ave. New.York CITY.
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Ocean Steamers

OCEAN Steamers
ANCHOR LINE. q. $; MAIL Steamnsshipss
.rrnacr4 -. ~ - SS,Go,a IA a. q an
I'M. steam. n no, carr, Ias'cnsers e.... ,oo
caa . lS sG IT, r, r. , S on sppy
HI,%piNSON BROTHERS Ag'Its. Rowling 'reea
NOOK'5 TOURS
TO the EOPICs.
THE WEST INDIES AID SOUTH AMERICA. by TIE
MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS on THE
UNITED STATE, And brazil MAIL - 5. co.
La GUAYEA. PUERTO CABELLO. CURACAO. ETC.
by TIE EXCELLENT STEAMSHIPS OF The
RED ID" LINE.
Ticket for circular tours by either of the above lines
arrs4 i. Sac G S f par,lcuars or tickets on
coo,s ranl scert.d Tour to JAPAN %li ley New
YORK.. March =. illustrated programme Oh Application
CUNARD LINE.
2w.ioEK 10 LIVERPOOL. Via QUEEASTowN.
NV From Pier ~. North River.
FAST LAFtlSo Mali. SL.ItN Ice
SGria "a, H.S g. a. M N. 11 N1s Jan jaa s. an
Cab. passage $50 and upward. Intermediate: so
ssc rat; 'N FOR 70 a2S & a a .st' pp At the
p'n'' v yaS% * II BROWN IsS Co General Agents,
CnARLEsTON, 5. G., the south ! southwest
~ JACKsoNvILiE. mp An ILoRhiRN folNIe'
From Pier - t.. Il t9ot Roosevelt atl ~ D. IN. .
.IMlNOLE. Charleston ana Jacksonville Mtd pee L.
IrpOi Di> Charleston and Jacks Vile Frl, Dee. 10.
NIn0NQt' IN Charleston and Jackson, HE Mon. Dee. -
YIN ASSET Charlie ton anc Jgc-cpN lille. We'd, Dee. "A
All have nrstcissN lsscnser srcoiuInodation,
In-u-nc, under policy effected NTH OF
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~ AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
- sENGtR LlHE-iour steamer weekly from New
Sl' CITY oFHIGi'S " dncsd,, Dee. l.. 3 p. IL.
IS TAIIAH NSNt.E-.----. FRIDAY. De,rnb,r 10. D. m
KANSAS CITY .-.... Satrrtay December % : p.
- CHAITNHOoC lE!: MGaday. pe.'mbrr -. 3 p. H.
Connecting WE Con:.2l Railroad OF Georgia and Savan
nah FLORIDA and Western kaiiway for az points IN
oTbRl.IA. FLORIDA. SOUTH CAKOLlHA. ALA.
KAMA and LOUISIANA Un;urpassed accommodation.
firstclass table dhGt For freight H p1.:asS apply TO
East q 3 gAlI I'd Hy VS. !" H
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New Pier rs. North River.
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For Young l>adcS-Oonutry.
Df.IVIDEEl Sis. I%AEl - 100 u1ts for thorough
- ogEse business department. ~! homo, sI~ a. i-
ht4uctiou ndcs whose 'cunt1n Aa. p Oh L"s4"ctrl
Address SEMINARY. B'tidelt. NrW-Jcf.rY.
IICME INSTITUTE. 1irtyt,wn y. a Elarfins an 1
Day SchuOl Young Ladies aaf Iltlr t'lf.-. VII
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A -A-TIU ErOOkLT% utipITS SEMINARY
y. Eo.- i.nr ana Day S-lDo ion rr.. son ar oycH'
sept - Ad4r.-. ~ ,r.p.Ifs. i@a-ii' Mot;a- .
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Bows and Young hlen-COuntry.

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CHEITENIIAM ACADEMY. oG0XTz. "a.
equipment. Gymna.ium. military dr!l. &c. Thorolgh
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JOHN CALVIN RICE A. NJ. Principal.
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9Th year begins SeJt II 1890 Send TO- catalogue.
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Musical Instruction.
IirlOklYn.

DAMN UENKY 4 UOI.5ON. 500 ululflf'I'er a1d
IS acne Il ID. ps'.ut Bel BANJO. 1870 Broadway.
3rsuch % Wet l2jtA-t
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DEN N S Wv MIA
] RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER NOVEMBER -, 1890
Trains lc?ie Stations FOOT Of Desbrosse' and Corsnds
U'oJ a. M.-1mE FAST LINE for the West PuiInaaa
% NJ, C5iaa6go 5 80 a. H.. Chicaeo 5 90 p 2:
o s LSq Loo, % next n Ok no SaH kept aad.
1899 sf$ Ssk 4sR fa9SA%: hS::
md ai"Ds fRa o. @ ana3s, ,syS,s
s.s = s$$S :ieJ i & Il r. ss; g.
BOO p. INST LOUIS, CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI
, pine Gar rom P Sea. to o.
io, caicaso and 'ncns All pa;seng:T oach New.
Yofx 10 ConmbI- Arr,Ne, Cinrlnntn 10 90 a. n,
$3.50 p. M.!THE wEsTEgs ExpErSs tor all poasi:
Mc car T nv Yof 1t to PSsfs & Ioa. s sS
spf W sad ' PSsn D IN css
r!ssStS ksh,2S95d ard t d STrvSs; css
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oo :"S To f f fG efTs xFfs Pullman pu-s
a.. EI Ss,SSss,s < SS6ie.so Nss Yors Mem
tosnba, Is m csvsand as T p NJ SeT nsa. s,y
ana ta 6 & daily Ard o. ~ te Go,T mo Fr ii. on 81
H ri. o. @a-ph'S%!%s SR M $i ca.
S.os.y 10 A H. arrl,e washington 80 D. ~
: s,;,I L %:sios!sa 5 3 San ..
s at s.:9 3 2! o. s5 ~ p9d $40 ,%a5
;rd 90 r m saa ada IS naa 80 m 3d. u
6s: - j e:ss e;s
BINS Cat All Coaches throa!n ard 3D. y M gay:
tons weeEday % 20 IS do on not top a. AZ Asu;
Tor G.s% NJ, ' aa R1y C s
we, k9Af I'd Norfolk. Via NV YORK Phiadephia
For Qlt LIZ Ra!lroad 90 daily except sunday,
nc ~ n daily VIA Baltimore and Bay Lae. 2:le
p IN. weekd FOR PHILADELPHIA.
E'sI$&ss ;F. 70 '' Sc s t9?T'o ch.s9 Im ~
Dans and 20 S1s9 a0 30 tiStssa 80 B S
SO o. 5s5 20 sc CO. sgd 800 snd i IS hight
d.y: sm HsSss:s dss L% & I'd y
and 70 is nish, Acco%TodsnGn -, 90 9o p p,
cheek baggage from hotels and residences through =
destination. . - 49,.
=" CWAS F PvGH J: 7. WOOD.
n.nara Nanac.a General PAss'r Agent
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Mem Dnbl,fatloits.
CHRIsTMAS N
SONG, SKETCH
AID
STORY
STORY.

STORY.
Se,-,v Three Hundred Christmas songs h'"n ~
Carols with Music. With Selections iIo'n :,
Wallace. Auerbach Abbott, Warren anu pC . I'D
,u.,rauons after Raphael. Murillo. Iouguefeau anu
other. Selected by j. r. McCASNEh' Conp,ei "
the Franklin square Song Collection" foy'i 0'o'
Cloth, Ornamental, 500.
This 4. remarkably good book a. lrni chop
cbr,stmas sonp IN has no equal, ana even lro s one
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ne viii add 70 the brightness and enjoy w
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y. Y
THE FRANKLIN SQUARE song COLLECTION.
Comnjlcd nv J. J.. McCASKEf.
c. Surhors Uniform IN size and price ana IN Na'o''
a,d cbar,ctor o. contents Two Hundred SONS anu
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NORUDECT-CHER LLOYD ;; :. co.

GUIoN L rINI sr rrs MAIL STEAMERS.
Leave Pr 49, y. + Cot = h,t h,nff.s'o, n m.
;I1foN-IT $3.50. TUESDAY. January o. so u H.
c.bin ia,.ara 40 500 $50 laa 800. second Cabin
$50 ana 'fU'S DiRiiiii. CO. IS Bro,drav. " =.
\EW-YORK x CUBA Mail Steamship co.
- ffoa r,.F e and y ta,i fs a. az PSohItrA
ME-. caralHfi' s siiui &c taiJlrian
~s'.au. sAgta-o q" - ''-'ianiio II
yiCIfTT U1t,ua All ,.,N..,n Ports sat. D. 20
C.rNTuGN. Uttua 80 Ctr'.n,, --. VI. Zee Zee =.
r>NrIN"o Na.-, SANTIAGO d, cuba ana Cien'i,4o'-,
For full '''r .Mr, t %iRo 'o'55r III iPis'i waist.
NOMPAGNlE GENLRALK Tran>atlanligues
- FKENC LlNE T. hANEE iXLEY S ;, WoH;D..
IA n'''rAi:Go.<l. I,n-,. sl:"'aay. Dee. - n
u 'FFoRGfT aener.l Aeea, 70 3 p wing ore-n.
DAClrIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANl'S
l. LINEN 70 cALitt3{ENt,A jArAN, 81 GHl HSAAy1co
u" t'6 10 ~, s,,,ra1. ne,,.GsI 70 aoo..
curyA f .es i IsT;i,y AS Sass %Hdsh
COMPANY 'n' IL j. RuE,h9 dsosra experimentation.
DED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
RFoR LAGUAYKs r tbd re G4 SBE5 CURACAO
A' 20 d 5s'.s,. "a. H.
s H riff1zPH da si5'yj l'%sef ? r.
AT!s.3 s,ag, s R' t p, S. s2t he trad"
Togt.t AsentS 60 Sien ne, M ma go. 70 -
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Ocean CLEANERS.
TROPICAL TOUR $3.50.

A TROPICAL TOUR $3.50.
IA Tourists can visit Jamaica and her GREAT 70
uIRtTION remain there II days. including Roaro anu
p..,dsnce At the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL. ~
Kng.,ou or tour OF this beautiful island by the
LINE STEAMERS for $3.50; with the option Oh eA'esu'
ing their trip at the rate OF
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
10 uaytf and Colombia. Accommodations nrstciAss;,
PM FORWOOD g. CO., Agents, ~ Stste-st, NJ Il
THOMAS COOK g. son. Tourist Agencies
Z ERMCDA Ko1AL MAI MAI c6 MP GABLE
FROM COMPANY PEE lNEW q NORTH KiVER
ar Rermuca ). s. ORlN OCO December 10, p m
For ST. Crcix St kits. Antigua Gusdaoupe Domhlcs
Martinique st. LLcia BsrbAdos Granada and lrihaad
% scr sta,.roor and tickets apply 70
~ OUTERRRiD GE & Co, Agents: 80 Broadway.
THoS COOK & son. 2Gl and ] 225 Broadway
JNMAN LINE Y. ;; and Royal vNaY.6 steamers
CiTy or BEILIN Wednesi lay, December IL " 80 a. o.
StTY Oh CfIE,,ItN Wednesday, December u . a. III
CITY OF CiIicAGo.. wedn January a. 30 M
From pier 49, n r.. adlonire Christopher,t Ferry;
ti IdSson Of room SECOND CABX outward s35
gTHeGIss,u General Agents 9 BOWLING GREEN. N. Y.
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pED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing New aud ADbNerp "eeIH1'o
.Melnesday De enber -, j. III.
%00RDLAND ....... W,-iue-dty December 81, y a. m
Cabin Rates: First Cabin. SO and upward fNcursiol
sa5 ,nd inward second Cabin go. Excursion s9o ana
at Very low rat o..o.
rETER WRIGHT son. Gehi Agts, bO"ilhS "resa.
NORDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD S.. co.
" SHORE ROUTE 70 LONDON:
NEW. YORK. SoUTHAMPI0N AND BkEMES'
Steamers AL from pier foot "a ~: hoooAeh'
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. .,
tn I'd Dec i 5 a ~ saalc. We'd. JAN. :. p m
Srrer sat, pee = : a. H. Elder We'd Jan; "a : a. m'
er,t cabin as and upward berth; accoid!ne 70 ocH
ton second cabin. $50 berth. steerafe At lowest
,a,ss OELRlCIS & CO.. No. . Bowling dseen.-
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Steamers leave San Francisco as follows;
,rrcrC ~ Tuesday December 80. p. m
nCE,vrC ~ Thur sday, January -, D. m.
c.rIrC . SATURDAY, February IA. D. M
pErcIc -. Tuesday. March 10, D. H.
Superbly Acknowledgements Accoinmods"oh''
Reservations an be made letter telegraph To and
ahIo rans seen at oS7 343 Broadway New-IorK or
Room H. Railroad Building. san Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
T. III. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
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49,
We present here communication
from one of our most successful teachers
along the line suggested by recent arti.
scle in column, ,and We hope to hear
from. others, either giving the results Of
.theirso own experience, or making sugges-
:tions. And ne wish especially to call
the!,attention of the teachers to one
thought contained in tie article, and
that is, "as is the patron SO is the pupil"
Every word Of this is true. III the
patron ia q friend to the school and inter-
.ested in its success, most likely his child
will be, and this puts the child aud the
school far on the highway..to success.
Miss Lizzie seems to have solved the
question Of how to get the patrons to
come to the school house, and others
may do likewise. One other thought ne
WOULD call attention to, and that is the
that. the patrons be heard
Gom through the Teachers Column.
Mont some Of the school patrons let US
Hear from: them:inth way Of suggestions
When the crops are slaid
'by ana sleisureis more abundant, write
aal; ;ls aome Of your thoughts, and "faith
|seM print sem.'
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She Floored Him.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, June 29.--
The neighboring suburb Of Boyce is all
torn up with a sensation which is absorb
ing the social and religious circle of the
entire community. George LaFerry is q
we'll known Baptist divine, whose efforts
in bringing souls to repentance have on
more than one occasion received substan.
tial recognition. Friday night he held
services in Ebenezar Church at Boyce.
A large congregation, embracing the
best people Of the town, was present
Rev. LaFerry preached wholesome,
substantial sermon of the Spurgeon type,
and the trite truth seemed to sink deep
into the hearts of his hearers. Just as
he finished his sermon, tall, robust
female arose from her seat and advanced
toward the pulpit. The congregation
Immediately recognized her as Mrs. Fem
Grow, wife of leading resident of Boyce.
Mrs. Grow has long been prominent as q
leader at the religious meetings which
are held from time to time in the deyout
little suburb.
Mrs. Crow stood in the aisle until the
benediction was pronounced. Then she
advanced toward the pastor and with
eyes flashing fire began excepting to the
doctrine he had been preaching. The
twain passed down the aisle to the door,
preceded by the congregation and en-.
gagged in vigorous polemical discussion.
Suddenly the shrill voice of the woman
rang out on the air with the word lie"
The bystanders looked up just iu tine to
see the woman's right arm shoot forward
like a catapalt and land on the minister's
neck. LaFerry fell like a'log. It was q
clean knock down. LaFerr3, despite his
clerical calling, reached for q stone.
The woman's husband cried out: For
Gods sske, Elder LaFerry, don't hit my
wifew Here members of the congrega'
tion interfered, and the belligerents were
hurled off to their respective homes
Atlanta Constitution.
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no unimportant matter. The boy that is

no unimportsnt matter. The boy that is
willing to be, OF do something in school,
is most likely TO make success In life.
The energetic ones are ever ready to take
a part in these exercises, but sometimes
there are some who would like to shirk.
They deem nothing worthy of their
attention that is, not gained from text
books, and declare all else extra work.
The teacher need not be discouraged
when she meets with such cases; for they
may be brought to see the folly of self.
ishness and with their ambition aroused,
they may surpass others at last. The
question of timidity is perhaps a trouble.
some one, The desire to please usually
overcomes it. A small child knows
nothing about being scared" if no ore
warns him beforehand
Mr.. Editor, I give:you the privilege OF
"boiling" this down, and do not envy
you the task. I doswish you could pre-.
vail on the patrons to speak to the teach
ers through our column, and gives us
their views on any subject they may see
proper. Hoping to hear soon from
other teschers on this subject or some
other one, and, expecting to meet all Of
them at the County Institute,
I am, as ever,
One Of your teachers,
LIZZIE a. ANDERSON,