davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Passaic City record., 1890-07-10

BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SKETCHES FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.
Baby Failed to See the Point-W Wrong
I'm the Number - Ovious - Most
Popular When in Motion
A Hardened Sinner, Etc.
He could write comic article, that would
make fairy roar,
And his after dinner speeches were WITH
numor brimming DER;
But when left to mind the baby his resources
fatty failed
And the funnier he tried ID be the more the
baby walled
-Terre Haute Express.
MOST POPULAR WHEN IN MOTION.
He (at 11:30 P. M.)-''All the girls
tell me am the best young man going"
She with yawn)-"Yes, much bet
ter then than at any other time?--Oe-
troit Free Press.
WRONG IN THE NUMBER.
Bellows-eLet me congratulate you
on your recent marriage, old fellow, you
have oot a number one wife"
Fellows-.sYou are wrong, I've got
wife No. 6."-Epoch.
BEATING THE MACHINE.
"That boy who just dropped bad
nickel in the slot reminds me of the
Arab who folded his tent"
SHOW was that2"
"He silently stole weigh. Mum
sy's.
THEIR STOUT FRIEND.
w~zHs-"What a peculiarly taciturn
fellow old Stoutly iso
Banks-ssHe is a strange man. He
seems to live wholly in himself"
Wanks-"Well, goodness knows he
has room enough. ."-Aunsey's.
NOT FOR SALE.
Sodsmith-"Youn Bondclip offered
her yacht and long cruise every sum-
mer if Miss Fairface would marry him."
McJones-aDids she accepts"
Sodsmith-:'No; she said: Thanks,
but I'm not for sail. '"-Jester.
NOT FULLY RECOVERED.
Bagley-ssHave you recovered from
your recent sickness, Bailey2"
Bailey--''No, not fully"
Bagley-'sWhy you look as well as
ever"
Bailey-"Yes; but owe the doctors
S13 yet."
IRRIGATING HIS CONVERSATION.
Mr.. Oldboy-"Why do you bring so
much water, Tommya l merely asked
for drink"
Tommy-s'I thought you'd need more
than a glassful, cause sister said you was
the dryest old stick she ever knew. >
Argosy.
A HARDENED SINNER.
Mistress Ito servant who is about to
throw away an old lamp)-"What is the
matter with the lamp, Bridget2 Does it
smoke2"
Bridget-nI don't know nothin' bout
whittier it smokes or drinks; but it goes
out noights, mum. .n-Har0ard Lan1po0n'
A REToRT IN ANGER.
"You needn't talk about keeping ones
word" said husband to his wife dur
ing slight misunderstanding; "when
first asked you to marry me you declared
you wouldn't marry the best man in the
world"
"Well, didn't, snapped the wife,
New York Sun.
EAsTLE ACCOUNTED FOR.
Jones and his wife were wandering
among the cages in menagerie.
81 say, Jones, dear, what on earth has
the anaconda tied himself up in such an
involved knot for2n
"Can't say, darling, unless there's
something on his mind that he wants to
remember. ."-Judge.
HER FUTURE PLANS.
Bride (after the ceremony)-"How |
stupidity our escorts acted"
Brioegroom-"Yes; the groomsmen
and bridesmaids were all very awk-
ward"
Bride (decidedly)-sI shall never in
vite one of them to wedding of mine
again. - Chicago Times.
PLENTY OF PRACTICE.
Miss Fiance-''Do you get any time to
practice now, Lena?"
Miss Younghusband-s'Oh, yes; plen-
ty of it."
RT;ns E,apoa tTnIonJ ~,
Passaic City record., 1890-07-10
Ile Mexican Restorative.

A new and wonderful remedy fCr Liver, Kidney,
mail. LONE STAR MEDICINE CO.. Houston, Texas
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The visible supply statement shows: Wheat
% 45s. Dob a decrease Of 236.971 bushels; corn.
~ o7e 7o1 bsI els decrease Of II, ,546 bushels OATS
3-4313 bushels "a decrease of 14,523 bushels.
Wheat options Yesterday were more active with
continued liquidation Of longs. crop reports were
favorable from both the winter and spring regions
stocks in store and ahoat showed an increase and
the receipts here were large while the export demand
.nntnucd slow These features Offset the bulsh
character of the visible supply statement; @ ~ Inc sPcJu
latvc transaction, fell below ',OOO'OoO bnsLels;
June opened at 90 3Ia9I cents 1eil TO 70 % anu
closed down IS cents at 80 % cents July opened
AT 96 90 "a, fell TO 30 = ana ended IL cents
Liver 1T % = cents, August opened at 30 5-Sa % 3D.
fell cents and ended at 10 l-Z cents net loos
Of - cents December opened at 97d07 Ia, went
90 80 and ended of % centH at " Ia ccIts
selling on the curb at 06 IS cents. Curb prices for
Iuly were 9G / - and for August % IA cents.
cash wheat declined ! In 81 cent and was dull
Exporters held aloof and only $4,000 bushels were
taken by millcTa.
corn followed wheat in sympathy, but there were
depressing influences in larger receipts ana encouraging
weather advice. The options were fairly acuVe VIII VIII
some Liquidation and prices ended oil 3oa IA cent
II 30 , for Nav 40 for June, IL for Juy ana III %
cent, for August. Cash II cent lower with
256OOO bushcl, taken for export ,-- ...,
the spot were 3f0 ] = cents lower WIN
10000 bushels taken for shipment. The options
we're heavy and May ended of II at ~ "a, June
= at - -. and July 3S cent AZ - 57 cents Inc
close was at a recovery from the lowest points ana
I-OO.O0O bushels tan unusual days buslnese) we're
dealt in.
Lard was dull The options closed of ea4 points
follows, June S6 "a July, 81 ~; August, 80 90 )
september. 80 % October 45 20.
The receipts Of grain and iOur reported Yesterday
at New York Phiadclpha, Baltimore and Boston were
a, follows: Wheat, $685. bushels; corn, 6l2602
bushels; oats. 353G27 bushels; total gIan 1|j29ro
bushels, Hour. 4l.7i3 packages. At Chicago NIL
vaulce and II. Louis the arrivals were; Wheat
l29543 bushels; corn. 7j2,ol3 bushels; oats, 539oIo
bushels; total grain, i,3il,95l bushels -four l3'''o
barrels.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

when aggravated by the removal OF Sco o'Noi
regiments on the Persian expedition, so oepie""
the army as to encourage ana pleclPi'ac o''"
outbreak. Dalhousie would have reduced unc
native army considerably, and Augmented uie
white force. This was not done. anu hchOo
largely the catastrophe of 1891" bu' Oh 'ile
principle post hoe, ergo propter hoc' the Idco
that Dalhousie's administration came lmmedlatelS
before the Nutinv. many inconsequent thinkers
were led TO ascrbe to his measures 'ne cdue'"oh
Of the rcvolt Sir William Hunter dssipates
all this easily and completely, ana makes III
perfectIy clear that if Dalhousics advice had
been followed either the Mutiny could not have
occurrcd or il wonld have been easily and quickly
mt down Sir Charles Napier one of the
most cuIpable among the accusers of Dalhouse
after the event and Sir William meets and crushes
his reckless statements with citation from Il
dispatch of the Duke of Wellington In which
that clear-sighted and inieXby upright soldier
examines the whole statement of Sir Charles.
and then gives Judgment fatty against him.
The tremendous amount of work accomplished
by Lord Dalhouse in the eight years Of his
administration had TO he balanced in some way
and the price Of his success was his life. lie had
gone TO India a young and vigorous man of thirty
four He left it in 1886 a cripple and hopeless
invalid his vitality exhausted, and with no
further capacity IMAM 10 llhEcr year Vi '""'
declining all the time, and then die at a time
when he should have been at the maturity OF all
his powers But the passion of work mastered
him. He was born ruler Of men; imperlouS.
stern vet gifted with a magnetism that attached
his subordinates to him in extraordinary
mancr Many loved almost worShlpped, him.
and would have done anything at his request.
The natives. too. always manifested strong ana
real attachment TO him. and the military service
swore by him, if we except the passionate and
not very wise commandcr-in-chcf Undoubtedly
Dalhousic was a great Govcrnor-Gencral. and ha
has had the good fortune TO find "A singuariy
gifted and experienced champion and annalis' III
Sir William Hunter.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
Tile TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May 20 (spcclh.-Whcat at one time
70 day showed a decline from saturday Of 4 cents
rh, low point reached while Hutchinson was
selling very heavily, ana while some other longs
notably Robert Warren y CO., were doinS the same
thing. fOI hour there nothing else talked
90 the PIT but that Hutchinson aud warren ana
tLdlhN, and "a" -. Louis Art Club, al gI,t DIE
noidrr,. Wcrc selling ont hut wheat WOIld not
have rallied ] . cents, IL ala, II there 'il not
lo'u some substantial hull U'crcst. II Wt' probably
fhc fact that the CuGahy l1hc- Interest ana Tie
II. Louis Interest held their ground. July wheat
opened AZ - 81, sold between - - ana % ! 4,
and closed az - > ~a0f {. May opened AT 81, sold
down t. 80 II. and clo-cd at - s. June opened
~ - -. sold low as o., - and closed AT % b.
The first influence was The iuc weather The ''pv-
crnmcnt weather bulletin for the week pronounced
sufficient 20 Offset iu tie PIT the bcH~h effect Of large
receipts and ~ me weather. Corn At ihc clos"
-hovcd line uom saturday of only Il IN All
fraction. oats. iu spite Of the Wcalucse OF wheat
m -pitr Of cuoimou- receipts. and IN spite Of the
iiNui'iic weather. CLOSED 40 advance over >htur
day of about = cent The arrivals wrJc 20 oar, {,
th. ,-iiuat's fpt Iur,Ciy $40. July oIt opened at
80. .u!d 90 - -. and closed ~ = -. MAY opened
o. - and 'io-'d al - juno oIcncd no - 2,
aid closed at - -. Provisions wcr" dan. and
Inclined to sell on, Wthout any large trad". short
iits th. close showed decline from saturday Of
10 cents. and lard of . cents. Pork mchau sed.
UnI- at the ynId- cents lower. and packcrs
we're seller, JuI, wheat on tho curb was u J5,
puts % ! =. call, % 1'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

,1,rV out lmprOTe1 ater closed steady NO. cash,
27c July 2oc August 24sc Rye dull sS 3?s soasa sd
timothy slld$lt Bran firm sacked lots, { o. b., 039
e5c Faxseed, 81 i5 Lard dull at 05c sellers Butter
iosc Cornmeal nrm %: whiskey steady q @ o. % Bag
eenlS small job trade done. Pork. S12asl2 80. Lard
s. 70 bid pitcher grades. Dry salt meats, boxed
-Shoulder.s5 37a longs, 50 50 H. p ssas5 80
short clear T5 opS5 %. Hams, SlOdSl2 %. Receipts
Flour 900 bbs wheat 90 900 bush 45 600 bush
oats 1870 900 bun rye, 1000 bush; barley 1000 bush
Shpments-Flour , 900 btl wheat, 10000 bush corn
1000 bush oas, 10000 bush rye, 1000 bush
Toledo May .G.-Wheat lower, firm; cash, 2ia9il4c
May and June, 3.2c July 35tc oats dun cash, 2o2e
Clover seed dull steady cash SO 80 4ctober = %
ICED Ga bags. Shipment.-Whest. 1900 bush; corn,
lO5 5S7 bush cover-seed, bags
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
RAILROADS..
he N N SYLVANIA S
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MAY IL. 1890.

ON AND AFTER MAY IL. 1890.
trains leave stations foot Of Desbrosses and Corands
500 SAST ssd fslS, hIEE los the West Pullman
81 ES' Lock Haven @sT and ok no %
ooo oa TSSI r. %fm sffimfR SSfEw76RK AND CHICAGO LINZ
Drawing ana spG caS Eeo~ prsnas sGs 6@g s@a
ssnosrSphcr; AND tpS%T.Ghrs bathrooms for 1pG 0o.a
a %f home s sy and .s an sa S
lighted By stationary and and TGSa6e e,So electric gh
aeS L6tI$ cgIsSG6 ,s s.SiD AED cISdiSS%iTfi Sifi
GS1b . 81 5GR 70 c&aa coa%S and
ennati II rs M. Chicago 100 D. m, and ST. Louis
$50 = II. .rma M hf @SfEsrERY EXPRESS for all point. in
West and n sPTtsSe IsSrt s. iusn LSa Vsgs
cincanat and Me@p@s fsaasyvasl;n l;. RalIrosa bsni
a TcTl0S N.Y. ctSgd to p3sas'a 80 @ next day. and It IS
90 a a. m second morning Connects for Cleveland
500 ?. ?'SI M~P,cae ExDress pullman vs.tieue Buas
p4s S va e aar SScSaadoah Valley arrives columbus
p m Cleveland 6SS p r. nsSs d ~, fo ny9 s @
Tor CORY Elic ,hc on Regions. Cleveland and cOan.
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE sorTH.
%d EARef, Of P"%S9 .1T r1g5 Ss
sa s5G e4S'p' % a5d Sinat lSG % a Ss
IsraI pRg Car cHst s s2S & 500 afyd aG ws6Ans0a 30 @
S62 G2 1nS 90 500 S o9s@ p9d IS and GsG FSr 9
2S GcG p and Ohio af a1dJ @ and nFi s p@
FOR ATLANTIC CITY 200 D m. Through buffet Parlo.
Car and Day Coach week days, connects Tor Brown
Mlls. For Cape NAV, 90 ,. m. weekdsy,.
For Old Point and Norfolk, Via NewYork, PHILADELPHIA
Norfolk Railroad, 90 .. daily except Sunday. and
90 p. N. daily VIA Baltimore and Bay Lne 10
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ESprss' Trains eaSe as 70 follows So 10 c,,, r, r,,
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limited. and II %
m Y 20. 90, 2:l0 300 80 90, 80, 90.
q 100. 80. 90 and 90 and II Is night.
ACCOMMODATION II 10 a. n, 40. and o. p 2. sun;
10 a. n. 2 90, 90; 80. 90 $50 90 and %
%. and f. Is night Accommodation. : 90 y.
The Ncw York transfer ComTany will call for and
check baggage from hotols and r,sidonces.
For timetables of local trains apply % any ticket
agent ~ tho Company.
CHAS. l.. PCGH j. r. WOOD,
A.nnf
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
RAILROADS..
NENIkAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEKSEl
~ FOOT OF LlhEKrN 81, NORTH RIVER

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
fool ot ln L'ffaEitG fa5il oi H., N9Hi4 ls6 RIVER
town. 80 Mau@ G i' Saus sfG aao" EsG'& rs5Sa & s
iI,TrI.1urs, T'%aqga ana shagS@, snG99,{ ls"ii9q.s
8 s5 a. N. for igh hrdsc Ban,h ,qi aston. ,...
tSS sSS ra % @a"is SGa%a 2 sG a % L sadt h' pat"
S1DS: 1s snSrh r. tor TsS @aod aa
T1@SG sGa1@oRa SaaGa %sGur wpSr, is,.,S iR'cSns
ouo 90 nnach CGnk EcadTe n,rr1 N %e
On Sunaa'I tor ha'ton. bethlehem Allentown. Manch
n nihs 1Sr EpI'Pa nsne%yT A,9,oVG Maasn
rnmaSua n"nS shamoiin """''''''' ''r'"''"'
tSo p ~, for Iils%!nstOn. Lake Hopatcoug Eaoton.
80 p. m Tor sq%eryiic and tlcmlneton
chm SGs n.5sS,s 30 r'H% p m.
rd,i J,af I,l,s@, lS%s 9f9sSeE Hs$qy TsrT Cce
D. m Sunday trains do not stop a. ocean Grove or A.
'"IS For Monmouth Beach seabrisht. etc. at 80. SIS
81 %e ,s and * IScypo
For LskS%csd. Toms River aud narncsat 80 rs
Z" Fol For AiSnc TAI CCy vIncand and Bragcton. 80 a m
Tor- T. freehold. 4:aO. sl5. Iil5 Il m, 80 80.
Tor RON 90 A%b?y 4" ot go ,S 90 sl9 10 80
WV " ~ ,, SANDY Il HOOK ROUTE,
From ficr \. foot ~ Rcctor.st.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Reach. Stabright,
% @ Fo Lake foSs er r 10 aas % saa
FOR OR p PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
VIA Central n r. o. NcwJSr,S rni@acphia and Read
For Philadelphia at 80 AS 90 II 80 a. NJ. 80.
GS a @ 400 & 7sS oJ P no. " soc '5Ss %
For Iiaiimore and Washington daily at 90, II 80 (ex
ccpt sunday a. M 200: 90 ; 100 p M, T. 10 night.
80 p. N. G2:i night except saturday nehU have
nection tor Enadhs, ii9rrlsb1rg; i9tt, He &C. ola mn,
dclpha nt Is d. ~. q No Psrlor Carr, 7 30 D. m
10 rs ght accept Saturday night Sundays d. m
Tickets and ParlonCar seats can he procured at a. POI
4l5 ait LAO, 1923 broadway 737 6th-aNe., West
Fulton.st broadway, BROOKLYN. ~ wv
baggage from hotel residence. ~
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
eNTrains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave- and 42d St. New YORK.
YHE % KALRoAD sTArIoN. IN THE I'm

yHE ONLY RAILROAD STATION ~ The eIrH
TRAINS LEAVE ~ fOLLONS .
$50 A. NJ tHtCAGO VtSrlBCLG LIMIILD-ds
az Chicago 80 a. next day. 1900 . , ,.,,.,
1920 4. M.->O TIN EoI tKN NESIIBULE LIMIT.
ED-due Cincinnati : 30, Ind!anal oil, 10 80 a. Ill.,
1880 A. M-WlSri-RN DAY ExrRE>s- daily exceps
sundays Tain leaNIus o. Natulfly dos not run
wr>t OF D,tro.t tr e .c.auf
1jO \. N.-NOhIl SUOEl Ni~TGBi ~ INlIfD
due at D'trc.t A. 8 b. a. in, Chicago % b. m nj"
800 p. Mas wfsTURN EAPRrss --iu. c.drap
90 Clrcnnau 80 = n:, 81 Lou, :, 90 o NJ.
rEEss.-For Koche-ter Buraio. Nagari Fall sni 20
FIsHKILL lNrwBURGH. PorGHKEEP>GE. RHINE
tLIFF lKINDSIONI. AND II D>oN.ts 80. Do 81.
roashk ep-.e 10 20 a. D.. i2 30 80 - 80 90,
73o 20 h m for ''a,,''9n .o Wf'' ,Poiat - 81
ALBANY. rUCA. sYEACl ~ EocHE>TfS BuE
a rn, 500. - p. lu. Also for Aibln, 80 e H.,
and for Albany. rtti >rIt,r-' b. hester sld So.
TROY. SAENI5DN ADIEoNDACK MOUNTAINS ND
95o 10 ~. flc 80 a. u.. fS.5o $500. 9l5 g.. n.,
ArB HN- .gENEvA AND .CANANDAIGrA-tlo 50
BEiEK>uiH; 'HIII>' VA HAAN DIVISION
Tor ucAst, anI ,ias. in Sleuns oa-. apply Grand
Cenral station. Or a, No' iii - o. ,ni Hr.a.nar.
NeN-Yok 353 Wa..inSton--t. 20 futln-,t an- 5'S
W.,t'ot,. Nrr ais fo- ch.es- ua1etgc fron
tDalS eNe'lt sunday. Daily 'Nc l' >i'.fdlf. otnr
X6otc tSn:. ,ycsp, those lsauns a, % m.
80. 3 -. 80 6.2j J. in. asa j. Midnight -tp AZ
JOIN " TovcEY. GEORGE 4 DANIELS
General Manager. Itnl Pa.-.n-eI agent
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
IrIfhers.


MEGicAN AID foreign professor. tutor, gov Fn'ss
"A aud teacher oi all trsucu",. &c. supplied 90 'oer'-
schools ard iLll,- ths.. lrru . herman AID Sptnlsl
spoken. MIRIAM CpYElEEE. $50 3th-a'e.. cor .0ths'
A -EE>T TIA HERS. AuDreap aud Foreign. supplied
n foT all brlnCAr ~ 20 al!c, cnar-e. TEACH.
LRS WANTED feo Tor r"glsts4t.on iorl for i4p
u. l.. AVERY. Amor ian School Bureau. Wet ltt-st
NUMBiE OF excellent pos. lions fos sll,l.,t teach.
~ e.-. Ei.o' kWAN IIAtuiEo' AGENCY, -
Wc-t 23a.st
TEACHER in one ~ ~ leading classical schools -
"A this ciff wants position foi "a" -uun' tDtor.
Afdres- II BOX g. Irihln" tpovu once. l-3, B'nar.
MkRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Pr.f--ols 4,g boz Tutors 'iovcrac,scs
81. g. Coilrres. < hool- AID Fam.i!fs Apply %
Mr.. VI j YpINGIrLIoN. q Union square.
II~~f'> TIA,Il.r~' Sol Soy % f,f l-.'. -
supple. coup,'ert tea arti tutor, soscTnc.
llI .li.-. &c.. lH I. h IA' ''iI'nir '-' '"i-
= e.i.h. ',lnan. French. ~Ian'.a -i.t"n.
SCIIRNI GU0*N'S 1rA,lfuo' ArINCY.
- oldest ard bit su0Hn Zoo O.. =. .tal -h.f 1873.
it-t ifh..t. =. :.
TT HE UNION TEACHERS AGENcY Eer.h lssoJ
1 SIup- school. vtn tel !.s. tsarl-rs with positions
" p KIUH MANAGER - Astof Place Hrv-York.
w ONAS'S TXCVANGF TEACHERS BUREAU BOT,
W ho'l -.Se~ supplies prof,s'ofs ca hrr. Ot"rncsse
ru~r rlans hou-~Ker~rt rariors cll.rronfs &C. .
college, school, and families also hopLkcfpr, s'goCra
rhc-s and coy ..f. ~ ts-irass firms
NJ, q I. WTHNf-p 200 ~ pfn. N"v-York Ci'v.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
lJublit Noilces.

Y Office II HEREBY GIVEN that the uamc
" - t.. ... ttuH I.f'tofo.r AnnFn -.
'a- Ir-t tonI'uy ha- h,.u eh1l. .,d q. "tt.i.' pH-
Company Pos If4. uf s.t Il t.ru.af.. w.'t Ifu.I
-l.l- . -ft .. % fI. ~lf' 4 I... .ad 'u
cllaee of name Z corp. .1'inn-.
roi1rDu afe h,r"hf u'rhd {, present -uH O'rf
a. The p.ttf' transfer Offices ~ On. 40 which
thr tri aei.t- trt hnf r.t ..-l,d 20 i. ttr.tI fr
c'r,it ,.' hrfil' te n"" nam. "' te ,Drp.ntop Ger
OIL. at.- Issued Dun ttr ti art transit Office q. Nt p.
s"nti ~ fn' n'a 't.a'. l'n. 'lici-o ul.i-. ..r.
-st.- l--4sd from -s H llHielI't transfer once,
presented ne fdeLty n-Ir,ue, Trust lnI ~af. n.
i0.l' toWput ~ Plaad. .Ipla Ifi1ft lhs Tt a..t4l-
ost'- i--l IRON re toH i.fa transfer o., ID. h p..
-'r'ed ~ t' Cen-l Trust Company 4 Sow N.rs Nru.
lnrk tltf. 4 X ID. KILLINGS. President.
THO - WELLS. >c,rc,lrg.
.t
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
european Advertisements.
COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA,

BEEAhFASI-' ~ q thorough .Lo"I.i-c of the n.t
uIal which eObtln thr Operations 90 Digestion AID
LutTlCo anl bN afriu application % 10, llpIrf4
wc.sc.cted Cocoa. Nj Iip, ha- provided our bfri
fat tabo- with iclriry nasOr,l beverage i.t,
tavc u many heavy dDct;l bh, II - 90 the iud.c
" .uth articles % i"f that sflfufou H..
gradually hut until strong enough every tan.
d,nrY dlsca'c Hundreds . subtle mllad,, are : IA,
aiound really attack wherever a Ncab iut
We may escape ats shaft hy k-cblng our 81, Ne,
well fortified with pu.r blood and a proptty noril.hrd
civil Service G11rt'e
Mair s!Inplv with hoillug milk Sold in
hali pound tns hv Groccrs labelled Jane. FfPS
& co. Homeopathic Chcmist. LONDON. England
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
Jn5lrnttlon.
For Young Ladles-Country.


ID oARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS TNDEH iI II YEAMEs MSs
ID s25 yearly hShsss f Naare''
ts fiadaate cOsdS' and aS
conrsis Of study the academic year. viii be sent on
apple alton. :.
4 Jeopen sePtem1Eer, 20 70 fepe51CE yas1 tIs e9
lcse speeialty pgPs Paeat A'pALiyE W. sTERLIN6
9gd csRSnISE SInS on NJ oud uddEKRIsm fSsFIIsm A. l''
CoRT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE for
Young womc. spSrG, soa for Iqas "lsratcd epios@c
JOS. L. KING. D. d. Pres, Fort Edward y. Y.
KERE5hAER ER5ARDING fGiGosc School For GIRLS Under the
& 'WcRsS to scSGe N. iR RS SFGn g. rrsca sS
CT. AGNES SCHOOL For GIRLS; MRanyt N y
= ne direction Of t6c E H. y '" DSa9s nee
iS:ac. Sss T%Gpya5f' aSGPts: sf eEx HGxs sch6oI '
nE MISSES 4YAeLEEs RoAGPlEc s %scHooh T % F2 9l
open sept ith Student, prepared for college
WALXrT LAXE REo,d@a MnSams and clG% S9r
school for Young Ladies: 3h ycar open, segembcr -
Wcicy eEa%,Tc'Ia %ipciap pln%a I'%aI' address
MIS- MIS- gEHP2T4H ghEH P%oTHsh TRAc9 g. NJ associate Principal
For Both Sexcs-Country.
AcATIoN SCHOOL for 59yi a9d girls s Pso'a3t
FARMhoo nome Terms t2 moderate North Chli. Monroe Co,
Miscellaneous.
DRINCETON UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIoNs.-1so0.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION To all classes
and all dcpartmcnt, Of Princeton University including
the recentlvfoundcd school of Electrical Engineering
and for students desiring TO the preliminary examine
tions. will be held on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. JUNE l. AND ~,
commencing at II O'Clock a m, in tho Y. NJ c. \.
Buldine 30 East 23d-t corner Of ithaNe., Ncw.Yoik
city.
prize II 500, 20 De- paid ait.r matg uation, viii
be Given by the Princeton club II N"w-Nofk t. the
appilcant who. at i, place. shall pass the best full
entrance examination To The A>dcnhc Ir-hman Class.
For furthor information apply 70 Executive Committee
Princeton Club of Ncw-Yofk.
c. {. CUYLER 20, Treasurer.
- WllIam.st.
". TAYLOR PYNE. ~. Chairman.
- Exchange Place.
&, ,lOOI. tT EAIEE>s lON- Most thorough training
- for voice. body anl m.rd opens oct g. summer at
y cysorf. July >. CIrculor. fIc0.
=. =. CURRY. 10, Ecacon-st.. Boston. Mas.
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NUNARD LINE.

HEW.YORK 10 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
FrOM Pier 30. North River
FAST EXPRESS MAZE SERVICE.
Auranla sat. Nav 81 pm. Gala.Nd Jpe l-G 30 am.
rohria Juno {, & 20 - ~ Etrur1.Sat, JIur Il am.
-IrLrA Jurc = 80 IN. Auralll.>At. Jun' -. pm.
b.r,ia sat. June II. D. Bot1ua. .MedJuv - an.
'Wil no. carry @eerag".
Cabin pa,-pc tnt upwsri. Intern I'd ate s35 and
go S,..age tckfr and from al pant, o. Europe
Sery For tr.ilh and passage apply :. the com
uauys Office I Bowl.u Green. NcWIo
VERNON II. BROWN CO.. General Agen1.
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For Bows and YOUNG Men-CitY,

GLASS FOR BoYs.-Intcrmedlate and advanced
"A. grades students prepared fo college, law rcontnc
schools and business W. +. CHASE Y West som ~
DEMONAL.-11e PAX Collegiate school VII femove
III May from g East 59thst u 81 Wet 5Gth-t. Sow
catalogue ready May 5.
TTNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. l,f73 Broadwsy
y near 42d-st. $50 year, Primary. Con.mercial ard
Classical departments. N VI. HOBBY. w. l.. AKIN
N. C. HENDRICKSON. Principals.
A CIRCULARS OF COOP SCHOOLS FREE. state
H.. whether for boys girls city country. T.. T.
j. ERY An crican School Bureau. West lfthst. y. Y
NEEST End SCHOOL 113 Wet 7lstst.. opens Oct l.
w collegiate schoJ fot boys. military dr!l. ney
gymnasium. CHESTER DONALDSON. a. NJ.
Musical Instruction.
u ANJO and GUITAR taught twenty pt!vAte lessons
- With Or without the aid Oi notes HENRY {. DOB
son. 1,270 Broadway. between 32d and 33d st.
Brooklyn
LONG ISLAND. BIoo.lyu -5D % 292 Washington
ct. CATHAKINES HALL. FOURTEENTH YEAl:
- DIOCESAN - moon. fOE YOrNL LADIES A ID
CHILDREN.-Advent Term bcgins September -. 1890
per aunuui. English, French. Gctnau and LatiI
1850 500. For Day pupils $50 h. tl0O KHderg1rte
Department $50 per annuH Prepare, for College. Apply
FaURTH YEAR ST. CATHARINE'S IL THE
MOI NTAINS. HOlderncs., y II. Recreation School.
Session from June p 70 September 3. Terms. $50.
No extras.