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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
NEW TREATMENT FOR NECROSIS OF TIE JAW
PASSING THE sCHOoL-HOUSE FLAG.

From The Youths Companion
To-Day the brthright Of her hopes tho younger ma
AZ m tie Onions Of the light the banner lifts its
To-day the future on US smiles, and studious aoors
To set the flag above the school, car fortress wall OF
War Pu@es old. storm.beatlng drums, and veterans
And Children marching for the States mid roses
,o,ird we thrice hundred years, before thousand
What cav tle past TO you today o, children OF the
What i are thy legends thou flag that eladdenest
What IS th1 meaning in tho air amid the inbilec'
Flag Of the ,s sSp sr ta5 F s b iST ALL
Flag Of the sea that MOVE ioi an, all
Flag Of the school that Stands for an
Flag of the people. one and all
The peaceful busles blow aud bio" a''0'' "'
What "a i thy meaning in the airi banner an
swcr me
No azure pavon old art thon' borne on ''o p''"''
No oriaam%c Of Red Cross Knight or coidured cav
No gold pomegranates OF the sun burn on thy Siike"
Nor shamrock green, nor Thistle red nor rampant
Lion proud r. l., on and crimson
No burning bees OH taiic'a ia e''' anu
>or e.s,e nsoisnc in the sky above the oscelot
No gaping dragons haunt thy folds as Ill u'o "'''
When w ssnS Vikings turned their from noon
M oDnS,e crowns beneath the cross are on thy
hucs unturied, MT. -. .ouard tho sunset
~ .t w1s" ;yis,on circlct-crowned, such as with
knightly pride . - .,.. .,o p.c,ec t,d,
oe Not zen St. Georges Cross Is there that leo tno
Nor old ass g. Andrews Cross OF fath-the Double
Cross is gone. ,,.. ocroes the silver
The peaceful bugles blow and blow across 'ne S'''''
s. &c SEA- "a, meaning thou nag thi. day Of iubec'
wiz" Flag of tie sun that shines Tor all "
rag Fiae Of the sea that flows for all all. Of
Flag Of the school that STANDS oad TOR a,, an
Flag of the people, one ana hsnH all m.
What is thy meaning in the arr 'A""e'' III"
me!
O. children Of the States, yon nag more nApp'
Than ois s, Of old Navarro Cressy or Rose
r oysnanters field Of blue caught from the clear
And Lyras burning Of peace and endless unity
The m a%% MYI,e beams across IL ''''"'
iha ana NV ,were outward rolled from Heaven BY
All hail 10 thee Celestial flag on this prophetic day
That minglest with the light Of Heaven the morn's
TIE neacefnl bngles blow and blow the silver
And speakest thou to every soul the great worlds
Flag OF the batehelds with pride beneath thy folds
While gyveless Freedom lifts thee her choral
Thou stand'st for Monmouths march OF fire. for Tren
For ripping Eniaw's field Of blood. for Yorktown's
endless fame;
blood red deck
For Vera Cruz. and Monterey, and white Chspulte-
Thou s.ndst for sumters broken wall. high above
The shouting forts uplift again tho stars Of unity
Thou standst that all the rights OF mon may every
And Gods own kingdom walk the world in peace
aud righteousBcssI
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The silver buges blow and blow across tne sver 80
q nv America whose nag throne amid the SKY,
Beneath whose folds IT'S life to live ana hoDiese
death to die.
the peaceful bugcs blow across Inc silver SGD,
And bless my God my palace stands cottage nome
So sneak The voices OF the Past We children of tile
land.
Behind us thrice hundred years, before thousand
grand, ,
Such are the legends Of yon flag that gladdcns land
and
jubilee.
Flag OF the sun that shines for all.
Flag OF the breeze that blows for ALL
Flag of the sea Chat flows for all,
Flag of the school that stands for all.
Flag Of the people, and all
Hail flag Of Liberty ! all hall
Hall, glorious years to comet
HEZEKIAH BUTTERWORTH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
MEDICAL IND SURGICAL NOTES.

ANOTHER UYPNOTIC.-Somc eminent physicians
In Germany have expressed it as their opinion that
chloralamide is Of the most reliable narcoucs e
ueciay I'm cases Of ncurasthcnia, 5pina anec'os au
heart disease recommending that 1t be given III doses
AZ fifty grains in slightly calculated solution or IN
wine The drug when II acts at all, produces tne
desired sleep in half hour Its administration In
phthisis however, has not proved so encouraging III
some instances not acting at all, wmie IN o'hers'
Though sleep induced considerable general maiac
being complained of on waking. In a list 0f twenty
eight ca.es-twenty-fve patients and three healthy
persons and embracing lis doScs-a decidedly mar
cotic effect followed twcntysix superior to
that of other narcotics In sixteen and almost equal to
IL In ton cases complete failure occurred In two cases
onlyone Of psialytic dementia and one OF advanced
phthsis, while in case Of acute myents the result
hydratc of clora preference given to the former on
account Of its les unpleasant taste ana more par
than that Of the hydrate Undesirable effects, TOO
renee U With the amde than with the hydrate-thesc
consisting generally OF slight headache ana dazed feel
Ing on awaklng
lLL-HEALTH FROM MILL DUsT.-It is a fact we'll
ascertained and TO which attention has been specially
direted Of late that The cotton and woollen mills
constructed with restricted space. AMI with machinery
uadapted to utxs the material 10 the closest possible
extent show IN almost every case large waste &C
counts the waste thus occssoned consisting cf the
smaller particles Of the textile material under treat
ment As well as OF the impurities with which 1t Is
mixed and forming what is generally called dust;
substance which, according TO expert engineers, floats
in the DIR in normal state Of the atmosphere from the
ground upward to average height Of eight feet
That this dust constantly inhaled into the threat and
lungs, injurious is well known. From experiments
and trials made by German scientist II has been
sscertzncd that The eject OF dMst upon human life
injurious the earlier it is regularly taken into
the lungs. Thus. among the glass polishors of
Bohemia, for Instance. the average length Of life
has been found 10 be forty where they began
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON.
I EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAsSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlands and
Desbros-es sts. a. follows
a. M for Stating ton and intermediate points.
A. M, for Geneva Lyons, Elmira Rochester. Buhalo
and the and principal local points. Chair ear 70
Lyons and Pullman car 70 suspension Bridge.
90 A. M. Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
II a. m L. aud Il. Junction and intermediate points
|hi' N M Tor Tunkhannock and intermediate points
Chair ear to Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and
40 D. M for Emira and principal intermediate points
Chair Wilkesbsrre and Pullman sleeper TO Suspen'
sion Bridge. 49,. c.,. . ,,..o o,...
Chair car 20 Msuch Chunk.
10 a. m for Msuch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection 70 Reading and Harrisburg
D. m. for Geneva, Lyons. Elmira Rochester. BuhAlo
and TIE Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
Bridge "A
Trains leaving ut .. m, II a. M. l =. M and 3 20
m for all points In Mahanoy and Hazleton coal
regions. er>.n,v rp,rSc
s "A. m. for Mauch Chunk, Iazleton and intermediate
points and IL M. for Shenandoah and Intermediate
points. . ,,.- 1900,
a. m for Geneva. Lyons, Elmira Rochester Buffalo
and the Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern once. 2s5 Broadway,
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NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
THz ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CrrH

pHs RAILROAD STATION IN THE CrrH
$50 A. M.-CliICAGO YES lIDULE LIMlTED-due at
1924 s'1ao o9 a W nsA a2y vEsrlBuLE LIMIT
LD-due Cincinnati so. indianapolis ~ 80 a. In 81
1886 4. Mio.LRwEIsTERN DAY ExPREss-daly except
$50 +. M-NoErn SHORE yESTlBULIE; LrM N rFI,
Due At Detroit at - ~, Chicago 'oV D. H. ncN'
500 Mast WESTERN ExPE SE;s p Chicago S
$50 2 MT%%61iRS$ RScx' MONTREAL AND MA
s15 : sH .LFSsT 81 fiorIs AND CHICAGO Elk.
iFHRESssN6dd indaRapolis 20 p. next day, St
FIs sSfKii 80 Nat&RgEc roTGiKEEFsIgE RT III 81
CLlFF ANp y IN as 49, icr rSaS sS
Seg'S q 49, 80 Point, ~ go co. Il go 80
NJ, II 80. $50. 80, So t9 q p, Ip1.yo M
80 ?52 y 40 rs !? % oG H. IL 90 hight;
80 40 80 F. p 90 10 y 20 90 q u g
ud tIo 90 3S5 ;IS a. M ~ 20 So 6se' oo
DuFF&LoItS g. 10 20. 10 - .. M 90. 30. ola
NIkGXEA FALLs-io 20, 10 so a. m $50 90 80
sAItiid,A~ 90 II 80 a. m.a 90. 1880. 7;so
k r. il5 g nlfG' 90, III 80 No. % 80 p NJ
TH0tSAND lsLANDs-tio:j 80 a. M $50, ol5 p m''
Abfk02SpnAAssM MOUNTAINS AND MoNTREAI-i2 CO.
$ sr;a H Es sxh$ $$ &Sp cAxAypeuA-to go
pEnR TX 80 Nils II p Via HARLEM IA 0DIvIsIoS-
To- 9ke,s and space Stepping apply At Grand
e s"i FAX finsr s. Vast a5ih jss.hsi sts'iS1
New.York; 395 washinqton.st, 726 Futonst. aud SVo
%essos EXPRESS cais and shseSs baggage from
Day ia except Sunday s4'''Ss 3 oa Other
S?y So 9 'sr;9s ,s%'s lS's5'f n S"a e
night scr ls9iA;v; station SGqrorcr u DANIELS
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
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miscellaneous

r, FNsIONS-Now Is the time TO apply uhuet ~, NV
p,,cuI,r showing who emitted sent Tree:
u soldiers. their widows and their depndcnt psrns'
shorld address TALLMADGE IA LMAp"i- 'N'"''
Chcaso Ill. and Washington, D. Z.
pyERTIsEMEENTs H FOR Krd THE NET az THs
rruWS oFFlcEs 10. I2ss broadway, corner Thirty
hrstd and w' twenty third SIS until D. 2.9 Yves:
Twcniy.th st. corner Eighth ave iSs Ss,S
corner C2S TS,dayvs nsss ANY
First-ave log West Forty "a
Wint6ave and sixty.eghthst and SO Libertydssd IA
the HARLEM OFFICE, 1870 EaSs e Sne,n rases.
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RAILROADS..
DEM SYLv a
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER JUNE %. 1890.

NAI6HOAOs
ON AND AFTER JUNE %. 1890.
Trains leave stations foot Of DesSr0''e' ana o0r''"'0'
I hEE dsS, the A Mfs c FS1aad
SIS m' Columbus 80 Chicago 90 p % 70;
81 ESs' LOCK- nsA and ok
1905 cs Ss gfifE' AND CHICAGO HIM.
a"s "ps aSa ssae ca mso ssens
n and pSc Gi s GH and 's all the
sSa Ct Ge RE s'' ssc
S.Ssa vs:5$s s. $SP 81
s SssS Coach 81 e cSuSu snd
cin.aa II 90 q r.. Chicago 800 p m' ana D. LOUIS
s.so m His' S sify EXPRESS e. point, s
WSs rs yE i @ sSi csa
sae SenD yHa D"es
e os o. saCnS III % ns
aSd Toledo daily. sssep. Saturday. pullman rune.
500 cepna cs ysrYoss Geaso xsmYSrE e Me@
Ss 5is oS 4 % rsfn next Co.,
KCrions Cleveland and Columbus except satnrt,v,
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
sYna1 lSiC ,rGiys % S14 zee
I R1ns Car s S t aHd $50 @
s sGS ins SUI r4a asa sr
CO ssS and 5Als m @ .a9
For Branch, Point Pleasant and ntermedate sa.
tions weck-days 80, 7 10, 91o a. m Y 90 noon;
2 80, $40 94o specaD. 4:2o. 20 ana 90 p M
5,15 D. M 40 noi stop at Asbury PARK or Sunday.
Car and Dav Coach Weekday Cor Cape May
and with through for Browns Mills and Beach
Uavnn
Fo, Old Point Nerck vi. NswTo,s phll,dsslphi.
90 p. m. daily: via Baltimore and Bay Line 10
D. m. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave follows
30, 20 90, 80, o 40 Chicago Limited with
Dining 10 10 Washington Limited, and II 100
a. M. 70 20 co. 2:10 8 90, 80, 90. $50, ) 0O
90. $50 500, and ZOO p m ana II: night
days Express 8 is, s 80, 300 40 Limited and 10
a. NJ. 200, 4 90, 80, 5 90 $50. 90 and o 100
p M. and i2 Is night AccommodatiSn 90 D. m;
check baggage from hotels and residences.
For OF loca, trains apply TO ticket agent
VI CWAS II Pi;GU J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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11ublic Not,ceS.

NJ Office OF PUBLIC MEET NJ a. ne ~.
~ New.York HarhOr Lime Board ofganlL,u 70 "a LIZ
haibor lac, Tor ths harbor Of New.Yorn ana the STmy
waters Will hold it, pubic mreuhs !" ~ n,
Huidlng 80 Whitchast NcwlorA .lN a. ~ i,,Ss fSr
TUESDAY July H. lSo0. Al this mce,n5 n ,,i POINT
ana Tor New town Creek, will be eonsaerca All fSRY
arc invited 10 he DR., sent and give their NnMs ., ,s
L. ABBOr Bvt Brig General u D. A. fres'ae"' VI WV
Board
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NORWICHLINE

ron, IIOSI On, v ONIk> En- NEW 10 NDUN ,NUi..:
wICH, WHITE MOUNTAINS, all polnts N0kIh and
FAST STEAMERS leave Pier 40 NORTH RIVER neu
rier above DEsBROsSEsST. FERRY, DAILY (sundays
eAenpgJ IL EXCURSION TO the country Sun.
day Fare for round trip New London Pe2uot and
Fort Ciriswold - TO Norwich the Rose Of NewEnsand.
~ 81 Tickets good up saturday night down by steamer
leaving Norwich follown Sunday at D. m London.
y iinrKETs and sTATEROOMs SECURED a. o. ~,
%, 95i 3i7 3j3 3y7 7l3 $50 aud .25 BrOadW IS
and IA Bowery;, n BRoGkLYN, G9groot and 3Sj
sIEAMEilS WESTCOTT'S EXPRESS VIII CALL for
ntT-v,sEs g. w BRADY Agent.
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Proposals.

ID ROPOSALS FOR CLEANING ALLEl IN
the cities Of Washington and 'otgetoWn " Is1o y
of the Commits ID. c.. Washington June 70 -" ,o
scaled proposals wili be received at this once ans
o'clock m, Monday, July !, 1870 Tor sw ,,Pnns,
spr!nkns and cleaning the paved allGywsy' IN tn Us ~
trct OF Columbia Separate bids VIII be receiver ~
CLEANING unuivcd alleys BlanN forms Of propo.as ana
spc can obtained this office upon app s
therefor together with all necessary anu
upon these forms will alone De considered ne rig y
reserved 10 reject and all bids ~ ats OF blus W.
DOt'iLAS l.. e. HlNE, Il. NJ. ROBERT, COMMISSIONER
d. &.
ID ROpOSALS FOR PLUMBING. &c:-Dep9t
L Ouarterms,ter'> Office. DaVids Island n IN II.
July j. iSoo-ssaed proposals, u tril,ivate;i w aS
received until IL 30 a. WEDN ESDAh, ~ II va
so6 and oprn. immediately thereafter FOR supplying snd
a,ting up Iiath.tubs Waerclosets and Urinas IN oi
n,t NJ IsSs BRICK Rariack at this place. Plans Slsri.
W ATOMS general instruct TO bidders ana oank o' y,
wi De- furnished to bidders on application V
thIs Office The right 10 reject any or all hide Is rs,,~
10 the United states. Captain j. Nee ny DE, A'''~
0uartermaster u s. Army. Depot Quartermaster
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QrItbers.

MLEICAN and foreign professors tutors govePnesses
~ .nd teachers Of al branches &C.. supplied 70 coe9es
and families LngAsh French German ana Spshsh
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIEIE. 100 othaNc. cor -osh-st
HEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign. supplied
"A for all branches. tn all localities no carBo en- II
ir, WANTED. fee for registration. form Tor stamp
X T. AVERY. American School Bureau. west l+h-se''
y Y
a MERlCAT AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors t,oF.rneSses
SC. 70 Colleges Schools and Families; Apply 70
Mr.. NJ j. NOUNG.FULION, 2S Union SQUARE: -
STUDENT wi-hc. the services Of nrstcl,ss
n teacher philosophy and psychology; snte eNtent or
aequllntance With studies. amount OF teachlng
T,of!cncc and terms which may be ltersl SICDEN l.
Box H. Tribune Uptown once, I23S BFosd"ay
A FRENCH TEACHER With yoars experience In
"A teaching children wishes situation IN family
going TO ue country. % teach or converge WIN
children or adults furnish the best VI references
ID E. y. Box IL Tribune 0nicc.
~ ] AND V. Y NORMAL GRADUATES wanted for
~ public schools at good salaries Apply 70 w D. KERR
Manager Uron Teachers Agency, 10 AHor Flace y. J..
1,CuTKMFE uORN's TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest and best known IN L. y. Established 1870
East lith-st, y. Y,
xuyANTi.D -GcntlcHsn, Mathematics. siGooi lady
w drawing $500. Gall or address l.. o. FISK GO,
q clinton Place ----------------
~u,oNAN,s EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU (for
w to,h supplies professors, teachers. govenesscs
housekeepers. companions, chaperones &C. 70
alleges scboos and families also bookkecpers. stenoara
,hsrs aud copyists % business Arms. az
~ Wss e l. WERNER 800 5,h ave. Ne'v.Tork city.
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KNITTING EXTRA NO. 4. APRIL. 1899
oipage pamphlet containing hundred pat
terms and seventeen illustrations.
KNITTING EXTRA NO. 5. MAY, 1890.
This work 1890 just fresh from the presses and
contains entirely matter. Same size pamphlet the
one published last year 81 numerous illustrations
Single copies OF either pamphlet sent postage paid. on
receipt OF % cents.
Address 49,
TIE TRIBUNE. New-York.
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL,
WAY COMPANY.

Passenger trains leave foot OF Jay and All ss oows
Jay-st. I So q. IA, I-d-st.. : 30 a. n. for Campbell
Han MiceIetown Port JerSi, Monteello. fslis1urg.
Utica Rome. oneida Detroit. Chicago and points Nest
Jay.st. 100 q. M. 42d-st. 10 a. for Campbell
Hail Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska, Waikiki Valley
lions Mlddletown, BoomlngDurg Ellenville, Mountain
bale Fallsburg Hurley Vile, Liberty White Lake.
Jay.st, 200 p m, iSd.st. - D. M Tor Campbell
tions Middleown, Boomngburg EllcnVc, Port Jervis,
Monticello Ealsburg HurleyN1le. Liberty White Lake,
Hockland
Jay.st, is p M, 42dst 80 D. M; for West Corn.
wall orrs NILS Stony Ford, Campbell Hall. Mddetown.
Bloomin9burg. ElenNille.
fisytt, 90 ,: m, 43d:st 9i5 m. for Mcas.own.
Rochester Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago and points West
for Campbell Hall .Middletcwn Esnviile. port Jsry{..
Fallsburg, L.bery. White Lake. Rockland
Dailv through other trains daily. except Sundays.
Pullman drawing and leepngcar behs reserved
at 323 Broadway. New.York.
J. G. ANDERSON. q. p. A.. ~ Exchange Place. ". 2.
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Jnstrnction

For Boys and Young Men-Country
s0nSs9t HMPE Home naenco, thorough
Sss ~. Saar.. s IL EoEHRVf
,ss!ass; s College. Govern.
me ss'p hssdsle and sfy Pf Principals
ST- JOHNS Mlt HIARirs scp Y 7
LrKEs SCHOOL P hssh RGa To-
d Doing sn fosa s " Sar 10 Ee
aTsa p" Princeton CHS 'if: sfRoTTs PrS
c,I7NyTK SCHOOL at the Peekskili Military Academy.
and P'';f' b f fii'Ssf
q; college .S IL @ sSssa
hHTSS% se ss%S FGi a.ts ca z
TIE oATHEDGsAAHk b ScE9 Sif4 OF T. 81 T. PAUL.
YORK; hnt'T sa fs for 1s s s
cs any HScge or nrT I iiho Smr Army
n Gs ts l''fl% Tans$ he late Ars
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MOVE B. Head SrVN1
rs REV. sG 7s&Hs s TyHgnc Gf;f
men h'ssS sy MS cd E'i io' he
&C. 3! Ses s
seno parents looking for school where they INA, %sy
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Commence September 10.
TFTsM S.as. T.sF l! AGDFM! %''Ss'ss
the D g9gEF r Tp6S SHa& IT, Head Master,
,TITE TEEK SKILL MILITAKY ACADLMiY. ,.,,.
@ o f 9S r f.Bi 'sG NJ d. r. fafSs'
1871 Avn PREP SCHOOL,
sIns 70, catalogue. rhfksE 5nhk T. 4 nHAnsrnoM NJ A.
w EN- Ir select t;oc assFdSs scsG? Ie
Circulars application to BROTHER A09A 81 9lrecSol
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D. W. ABERCRoMDIE. A. NJ. Principal
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For Both SeXes-Country.
hd rREsHYTEHIA4 tSNDSMyw John
c @ d ESG@4' Sssps HPSa Ir @
o%cEc appointments i'rsG eTf0s sTGMAR E fn
II Asst GREENWICH ACADEMY. ~
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5000 year september ? For illustrated catalogue write
Rev. r. u. BLAKESLEE, d. D, Fast Greenwich. r. /
RocKLAND COLLEGE,. Nyack the, Hqds@ % n ~. ~
AZ; 2ga, IKE. aS, ZOO ossucs " H.
BANNIS1ER lsesideht
q wAKTHMORE COLLEGE.
- SWARTHMORE, PA.
Omen. 9th month OH lsgO THIRTY minutes from Broad
,t Station. Phua Under care OF Friends Full college
leading Classical. Engineering
Scientific and Literary degrees Hralthiu location eA
tnnsve grounds bindings machine shops aboraories anu
libraries. For fun particular. address "
WM. II. APPLETON, Phi. D., President
ccll3ncous.
MONG THE HTL1S-Tnirty.two miles from New.norR
fAo 2S NOT fAi% 81 iT ' cS,H Dsis
L. EDUCATIONAL HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRlNS.-EA-
Il c-ptional opportunity for rno:herless girls English
languages. location For particulars Apply U
Miss DON1VAN'S Teachers Bureau. 30 Fast lfth-st
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HudSonRiver byDay|ight,
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.

steamer, DREW and DEAN RICHMOND rave lold
p,r al North River foot Canal-st. az p M BrooAlyn,
Fuiton.>t. annex, D. m. connecting WITH express
for saratoga and all AdroudacS points,
sharon springs Cooperstownr Thousand i;lands. and
Niagara Falls. SATURDAY N1,'hi STEAMER connects
milh SnndnY mornlme train for saratoga
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BOSTON. VIaST0NlNGT0h LINE.

IlNV =,
PIER and WATCH HILL,
Steamers RHODE ISLAND
ard NARRAGANSETT
Leave New Pier 36 ". r.,
one block sbove Canal-st.,
D. m, sundays excepted
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the business at the age of from twenty-five 70 t~ehy
five. but only thirty when they were Kept 70 ~ i 1t
as early an age sixteen: the glass particles hat
show under u magpfyine glass jagged or sharP
corners are the mOH harmful.
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Mem pnbIlrations.

-NtW 4JHUIIkUFFTTFo'
UNITING AND CROCHET.
LIBRARY OF TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-05-21


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gists) under positive guarantee of its
giving satisfaction in every case, or money
paid for it will be refunded. No medi-
cine Of ordinary merit could be sold under
such severe conditions with profit TO its
proprietors, and no other medicine for the
disease for which il is recommended was
ever before sold under guarantee Of a
cure or no pay. In all blood taiuts and
impurities of whatever name or nature, IL
IL most positive in its curative effects
Pimplos. blotches, cruptions and all skin
and scalp diseases and radically cured by
this wonderful medicine. Scrofulous d.
seasc may affect the glands, causing SWELL
ings or tumors; the bones, causing "fever-
sores, +" "whitc swellings," or "hip-joint
disease; !" or the tissues of the lungs,
causing pulmonary consumption. No
matter in which one of its myriad forms
it crops out, or mauifests itself, eGolden
Medical Discovery" will cure it il used
and in time.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-05-21
CLARK PZERsoN, Edtt0r.
LAMBERTVILLE. N. ].
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 81. 1890.
-I.ast Wedneadav The new Roard J,

Last Wednesday, the new Board Of
Chosen Freeholders of this county organ
lied, and among other business, selected
the papers to publish the county finances.
The fair dealing that may be expected
from this board is shown by the selection
OF three out-and-out Democratic papers,
two neutral papers one, at least, Of whose
publishers is Democrat, and only one
Republican paper. When freeholders Sill
vers, of this city, moved an amendment
making TIE RECORD one of these papers,
the other four Republican members had
not interest enough in their party organ
or brains enough to even second the
motion. The so-callcd Republicans Free
holder for Holland was active in displacing
a Lambertvilfe paper so that the Mil
ford paper might be put on the list. -Four
wooden indians would make about as
good figure heads as these four stupid
so-called Republicans, and their expense
account would no doubt be considerably
less.