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The morning call., 1890-12-22

A handsome Christmas card with each purchase
Of boys suit L. v. Merle. els to $50 Kearny
street, corner Commercial
The morning call., 1890-12-22
SILK HlNDKERcH|[Fs.

LADIES' COLORED JAPANESE
HEMSTITCHED SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS, each zoe, 3 for soc.
LADIES' WHITE JAPANESE HEM
STITCHED SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS, each zoe, $50 aud SOC.
LADIES' WHITE DOUBLE HEM
STITCHED JAPANESE SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS, each 35c, for
81.
LADIES JAPANESE WHITE SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS, fancy stitching,
openwOrk, ETC., each SOC, 60c, 75c and
81.
LADIES' WHITE JAPANESE SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS, fancy borders,
scailOped and embroidered, entirely
new and exclusive designs, warranted
hand embroidered and fast cOlors, each
Doc, SOC. 6oc. Toe. 81 and 81 %.
GENTS SILK MUFFLERS, in plain
white, cream, black aud fancy colors
In great variety of designs, plaids,
stripes, ETC., each 81 %, 81 90, So,
81 80, So, So so, 81.
GENTLEMEN'S FULL-SIZE WHITE
JAPANESE SILK HEMSTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS. each soc and
Toe.
GENTS EXTRA-SIZE WHITE JAP
ANESE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
hemstitched, 81 each, extra heavy,
81 25.
GENTS EXTRA LARGE AND EX-
IRA HEAVY WHITE JAPANESE
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, hem
stitched, hand-embroidered initials,
very elaborate letters, each 81 %.
The morning call., 1890-12-22
Grand Holiday Disnlax


Dressing-cases. toilet sets, albums, perfumery.
etc, sold At manufacturers cost. L. " Merle, SIC
to $40 Kearny street. corner Com merciaI.
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PRAISE AND PEACE.
Carols and Special Services for
Christmas.
Preparations in the Churches and Among the
Children for the Comm smoration
of Ch,ist's Coming.

For some time past preparations for the
appropriate eommemoration of Christs
coming on earth to dwell among men have
been making in the churches for solemn
celebrations, and among the little ones for
revival of the joys and festivities associ-
ated with Christmastide in the Juvenile
mind.
Already many churches in this city have
announced their songs of praise and peace,
as well as their special services for the
great Christian festiyal-the greatest in all
the year. The Christmas that is at hand
will be observed with perhaps more genuine
happiness in California than for many
years, everything looks so bright now and
promises so much. nor will the day be any
the less bright or propitious from a religious
point. There will be lavish decorations,
glorious music, and sermons representing
the best efforts of preachers, and the
churches will be crowded. The Sunday
schools and the institutions and schools for
youngsters will all wear festal dress from
to-day for whole week. Following are
the special services held yesterday:
st. Mary's Cathedral.
The interior of st. Mary's Cathedral,
corner of Dupont and California streets.
will be decorated tomorrow for the last
Christmas services which the present con-
gregation will hold within its walls. The
Young Ladies' Choral Circle is rehearsing
the music, which will be sung at the masses
A high mass will be celebrated at o'clock
in the morning, and Pontifeal high mass
at 1880 o'clock in the morning. when the
Archbishop will give the papal benedicton.
The Christmas festival OF the Sunday school
will be held in the basement of the church
on Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Cooper's b BILE Class.
At the opening of the Bible class in the
First Congregational Church yesterday,
Mrs Cooper thanked the ladies and gentle
men for their earnest lab0rs in making the
Christmas festivities the merriest in all the
record of eleven years. Over 2000 little
childfen had been made joyous and sent
home with happy hearts. The children who
were detained at home by sickness had their
gifts taken to them and were thus made joy
full with their more fortunate classmates.
The children who visited the panorama
were delighted with what they saw. The
gifts from the generous public had been
hearty and voluntary and the Produce EX-
change is planning good things for its little
wards. This Will be another cause for re-
joicing.
The lesson of the day was based upon
Jesus parting words and his promise of the
Indictment of the spirit from on high. 1t
was argued that the divine spirit pervades
this universe and, like the sun in the ma
terial world, develops latent possibilities of
the powers of the human soul that other
wise lie dormant. This spiritual realm is
where the soul meets its God. The divine
spirit develops ranges of power never
dreamed of before; il arouses dormant fac
ulties. 1t develops spiritual intuitions Who
ever Will, may come under the tuition and
guidance of the divine spirit and thus be
fitted for larger service ana larger life.
The morning call., 1890-12-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

high Glass Vaudeville,
CINQUEyALLI,
DUTCH DAILY,
BOIssETT Bros,
CONROY AND FOX
KATE DAVIS,
BROS. POLUSKI,
MARION HAYMAN
THE SALAMBOS,
FITZ and WEBSTER,
HOWARD QUINTET.
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IL PORTLAND,


WINDSOR HOTEL,
SARATOGA NY.
SEASON OF 1890.
INDFR ENIIKELN NEW MANAGEMENT.
Opens NAY -. CLOSES Ot TOBER
T' ag-' and cean' ho' ~ .n p, induced t as
r,at ,r,iu. and ,..'.s ,n,,I,a io.n' H-'' be- en-.
f'fd ana 'o"''"'" ,,lIi,ii.r 'rn'tt-Ii.e Manner
S'','oo >pun-'. y Y.
..... nERk-HlRE .nlII;-;,.,.c .,..,
IEyiN@ m@ra 81, . , e agd ~
unsurpassed spring "4'r' arg o9un,i.,,,, .s'-'
DIXON IOr~T.
Nsr 9,'o Mog1' M;o,9a p.siy T., tgrq aa new
join KNOX. Proprietor. rnderant "
LAKE prNmomE mor-E AMP coTrAGI-..
i'i Ss Sa y l'e.l 's.' Ak s Sa5 IT, "
SUMNER ox F fiil' " rrSSir sE&' pG Gh
containing hundreds " reliable md
obtained at any hHe Railway uoart oa,o free q
Tnrrytown-o hudson. Largo house. broad yl,rta.
ny,r view minute from d. ioi .t, f'9nnd 3na,i.'
Il .O'oNO NndfGI6iionD. rrNxA
Unsurpassed 'o' heat" OF VIa'' Is p6T. MS Mama
RLocK ISLAND. X 1.-THE NEi'rt NE. LN,rlIrn,
ruiz #ISD,oE Eeu note; les, than nalt REGULAR
iat.- Tor MAY and June no. personal .u. r'!," or
%f" tot '1 ,rcaar i r. E%SnHt Trdirt S Guy
"ClItl"ooD" SEA ,Cnr, t. ln, v.li,.,.nooa qal.t
house VA opgp Nn boailns ,a.lint. n."ins.
fcct h'ait{fuip.s. l. " ECIrEAY rropra'or no> 80.
HATHAWAY HOUSE
DEAL BEACH. NEA= hoNG BRANCH, Y J.
\ nr,t-ca., family resort, beautiful grounds; good
WILLIAM HATHAWAY.
HYDE MANOR. SUDBURY. VERMONT one Of the
June l. Chcuiar upon Application.
\ AXE GLJHDf.-"lIOHI,O LODGE"
"a opens Huc lG.
Rate, moi.r,t". For circular address
Gro. \. ftRRtS. clcv,-dllc y Y
oHuENr rolNr HOTEL opens June u. Thoroughly
sailing, conceded the bc-t lsh.uq ground terms r
g"rrr Wf ln Tor i i,@ ya S5,"o, Of tST%2'%a
WEIGH. Proprietor orient. f.. |.
RoGEi.N EocN noriL. Lake G.orre.-Wil open carly
r. }. rHENDwAY, Roger, rock. y y.
> A. Fond coy,s. cagy Elizabeth. Me-, we have cot
@ ng rs, none Gttc IN Sn@ "'' nj tr PIT BE-; @
Il. DAVIS, 1o''2 consicas.st.. Portland. Ne.
SuINNECoCK I'M AND COTTAGES. sruNNucocK
- TT h a s n'f bd a% S dIshtg SUMMER
S %ne 5G@ On ao@ to rS? 9 ' IN .
CoiTNGr C0MItNY 80 Broadaay ~ w 'NN AM
So SIDE rAET M M2TIL, 49, 49,,
aou. for III HA aaa ssas "H 5o handsomely fur,
nishcd room, overlooking 0f,19 and Bay Nov manage
) "'"'' ocr A41E KIP GFEGTITFyycErAvn.
1ddr''' Mir NJ r. souTnALL
TING 1 MASSi2Si h hE1SSEll city M
OPEN OPEN, All AL d I&E WITH H&&rDoHslsHnD
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1nsirnrtlon.
For Rows and Young Men-City.

A GLASS FOI. BOYS.-lnt mediate and ARRANGED
"A. grades students prepared Tor College law, scientific
school and business. w +. CHASE. 7s West J0tL.,t
A -CIHCTLAKS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE state
n. whether for boys l!ils city country. Il. f.
AN cry American School Bprca West lith.st. y. y
nEMON AI.-rhc I'aik Collegiate school viii remove
Ii Nav ft0u SO East j9n-,t - West J6th-t. New
catalogue ready MAY .
JTNIVTESITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1873 broadway,
u iad.. 5ad var tf,6Wa3nry cSmmereis I, 39d
X C. UTNDRICKSON. Principals
vyrES1 END SCHOOL. 1i3 Wost 7istst. opens oct. /.
w A collegiate school fo7 boy. military drill neS
gymnasium CHESIFR DoNALhsON' A. NJ
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european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-COMFOR
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST" BY thorough ~no"lcise Of the nat
,rit ON and y careful application OF the fine rOIertic,
~. wriscectcd Cocoa. MI Epps has provided our break
tail,. with dccatcly ndNuicl beverage which
Az H. many heavy doctor, BILE, u Is IN the Iud cious
49, su, arflcle, Of diet tntt constitution may b..
rinalv huit up until enough 10 resist every ten
AM 10 disease Hundreds Of subtle ma9des are floating
ready wherever there is weak point.
W. nav escape many fatPl shaft By keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood ana properly houfshei
framc"-Clvll Service Gazette. -, r.,
Made simply YIN oolI,n4 totoied NM lanes Ffps
& Cd Homeopathic Chemist London. Engand'
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SANDY HOOK HOTTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND


THr ROCK or oPEN-AIR SPORTS. octave, 500
i pages. illustrated The standard authority
Opcn.Alr sailing, =
ming ball playing. shooting horseback riding Sc. &c.
Lli. ~ COPY. Published Tribune, New
Entertaining and universally compmcnted by the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-14
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. 9. Z.
ON AND AFTER NAY H. 1890,
leave stations. foo; OK Desbros-es and CortienS,

w ~ Il r. r. Co. Le,sse.-Train, leave West : ~, IS
station New York. follows. and hfee2 MN aaea.
Hamilton. 20 50 M 20 10 - rs T., ; rs p q
Montreal Canada East. a. ~, - - \ "A ~, Stations
rails syracuse. Ut.a and principal Htsi "a ~ - M
~ Ytlca Sniy, KIN ton. sluscr,ie'. ostsAi 's'Iy
g g 80 go p. mo no NeSSars 10 70 a ~ i5 80 IS
al 40 III as y. m. HaNrrstr1W, =, N,fss.n
s45 o. m. Elegant sleeping car, ior Hin'"' -..ns'y.
FAILS Toronto. Detroit. Chicaso and ;, '"any e,ees
Snauy eXcep SATURDAYS. other trans, oaf sS,SIer.
sunday "a y Leave Jersey Siy y hshm,, Stsiioa.
nil 90 a. m. - 40 D. Hohokcn W. o.t,biss q
ali 20 a nj; 3 40 p M hGr nrT ol wi.nnsion.
~ 7o6 Fulton.st Annex once foot q Fnton,ss, NiO
York City-i.27l. 1868, 7s5 and 80, hFo',oa wed
Shore Stations OF West i?d.t and tset s.sssi
NR w~stcott's Express calls for ana a.,wpT dss1r3
ron, hotels and residences. q. +. IAMREhr' WV
rsssenser Agent. 8 vanderentsye.. H. H
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ION(. ISLAND BroOalyu $50 10 90 Washingon-ay
CATHAR1NES HALL. FOURTEENTH YEAR;
- DIOCESAN SCHOOI. FOR NOtNG LADIES AND
CHILDREN. Advent Term begins september =, 1880.
Ierms per annun: English. French German and Latin.
$500 10 500 For pupils, $50 to 500 kindcrcaricn
department 800 per annUm. Prepares for College Apply
FOURTH YEAR ST. CATHARINE'S ~ THE
MOI MAINS Holdcrncss. y. II. Recreation school.
Session from June - TO September g. Terms, Sl3O.
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THE MISSES ELY's

THE MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL For GITr7.
140 AND I42 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
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RAILROADS..
nQllr0u09s
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d 81. New Yo,k.
TEE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY.

TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION THE CITY
TRAINS .LEAkE As FOLLOMS:
200 A. VI. AoI NI-w- lOhh SLATE EAPBESS-
N due at Canandaigua 90. Bunalo . 20 U.
Boo A. VI. CHICAGO NESlIBCLE LIMITED-dus
1890 h,casG 20 f. Tx neHt Day vrsrrRuLE LIN
lILD-4ue Cincinnati 3 o5. Indianapolis 10 80 a. H.
1880 a. H. y : HEGN DAY ExpREssdaIy exceu
sundays Train lealIlg On SATURDAYS does not run
Wcs5 OF Detroit Cleveland.
800 p. VI. FAST WESTERN EXPREss-due Chicago
100, CINCINNATI 80 y. NJ. st. Louis 30 a. D..
1000 u. NJ. FAST NIGHT EAPRIsS-ior Rochester.
Itudalo. agra Falls and toe Wet.
FISHKILL (NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE RHINE
BEeK (KINGiSSIao9N@ APP ,HyDsoNTts no, till9
KLEpsiE 70 % }eo a. M p, r. r % 49, ioGe
NJ. 2 80 % 80 4; 30, 4 50. 80 4, NJ: 49,,
ALBANY. UTICA. SYRACUSE. RDCIESrER. BCF.
FALO AND NIAGARA FALLS-s 80. $3.50. 10 80.
u 80 a NJ. 800. 10 90 D. m also Albany and Ltta
TROY SiIiTOGh ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS And
NONTREAL-ts % a. N. 80 D. m aI-o troy . co.
$50. ~ 50. II 90 a. m. 8 80 500 10 .oC D. D..
AuBsUi!H. GENEVA AND CAYAEDAIGrA- 30
BERKSHiRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DlvlsiOA-
For tckrts and space IN Sleeping Cars apply 40 GraLa
Central station. Nos, il3. 10 81 AID BlOads3V
l. Park Place o We-t l2jth-st aud l'stst statloa
Wrsteotts FyIrc-s calls for and chock baggage from
hotels and residence through % Destination.
tDaily xc Sunday. 'Daily eAceD, Saturday. oths,
train daily.
Above trains except those leaving at so a m. snt
u 90 midng Lt. stop at 13oths 81. station.
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY. GEORGE n. DANIELS
General Manager GENT Passenger Agent
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Jnslrnctlpu.
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-County.
oIKoH4Acn cA cERAs"%9ir , Sen sirf for
"A boys June 'oF t? D. $40 I6SNl 1 If5aioa a.
- oRDEXrowN ~, j. AMhiLITAE{ IE :diilJ
Lieut. L. u. LANDON. ComRiandant
I,1IT1T.yliAN ACADEMY. oGoNrz. PA;
TncIccled oeaon and suroInans' New b sSmo2,
equiP@c.ni cf 9Sces or setatfc school For
&C. address Holm cALyIx RICE. a. NJ. Principal.
,,o.ocIs school. rLEN COVE. NEw.YORK.
~ heh g a .g@o2 10 =" sm6ST Ser - i :i" per
nuan'F n r. O'CoNNOI.. b. L.. Ih. D.. Director.
T. LNwooD SCHOOL toG RoYSA Milford GGn0 .;
@ d" % to FIX & f. m nq;aas su S"S'u
TCEEEuoLp INSTITUTE. Freehold. y. J. i5th year.
cocs1 preparation specially business high school
CTDEEAL Hill. SCH0oL-A hone school FOR city
j Boz. ifi>tci conn. Number limited to 10; school
RcT. Howard crosby y. D.. Ncw.York City.
NV '''"''" Nv. {. H. Rigs. A. u. Principal
RocNLAND S}2 2itkkG ,6y rnr.nu Dsoy.
Summer School for full or partial study opens June
% se"d 'o' '''''"'' W. II. BANNISTER. A. NJ.
GUNNER SCHOOL FOR I noYS. po-,., wv
oyer,os,pe l.. / sound for illustrated catalogue.
(, rMNER sCH0oL at tn rceS,&nl N. iary Academy
- -i'', join S' = TILDES T. NJ. NJ. D.. Principal.
Send for circular.
= ne for college eNamnaiions. j. Ii LEE 10 Grove
Place. Rochester. y y. ----------
nE rrFgsKILL MLiTAE;Y ~ t AGAP De-, beginning
sep,cI A2alf 81 100 no" DE SoN TL6S Pfa"pa
TIT gaEsE msy b. 70 d6 T" IT6N Of
i''"'''O" j. d. FINE Hcadn's;er. Princeton y. }.
TWO VACANCIES Young boys in home school for
nSt c4o" t E oy 5oG N Ta:o S e. j.
VACATION STUDY AND SPORT IN THE MAINE
Y WOOL. for urec or four boy q the right or, under
s snTfSkY ri 6fi' 9s~s a t" SIC
,x,vTEr SHALL WE SEND orr CHILDREN this
w CONNER To THE CUESBRorGH SEMINARY
I,,rm send Tor vacation program Andr's IHt
PRINCIPAL. North thN Monroe go. y. \.
xz,FSrryAN ACADEMY -One Of the hafdo1en bes.
w Ci,..'ca and Academic Schools IN New England
NV, ,,, ~ s1 in advance viii ordinary tuition
I'D az hing Toor and heating Tor IN" AL tom De-
"nrinr Aug -. Scad Cor catalogue 10 q. Il. STEELE.
Principal, wibraham. Mass
For Young Ladios-Countrv.
nOARDING SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS UNDER Il YEARS
Is ~ ace: 4l2j ,,ailv highest f'fcnc's Addf's, Mr.
NJ C. l.. O. Boa 3i7. fhHad'IiiIa. -.
~oI,rGIA1E SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEwOoD.
\ y J.-Reopen; seyrmocf 20 ffeI'I!'ioyn i'r COY
snd Smith on orr cart.h Atr ADALINL W. STERLING.
CAROLINE NJ. GEEEiSH 4 .
IJONF SCHOOL FOR Girls
IL IOEb' tItMN. y. J. 80
Primary. COLI, lta l-'rar'orr Ihfi'h and scenuhc
'l. rod 10 L. '''i Tor n,i.,on d4rc..
NAi:Y EAYMoNp EEAlNrIN. g. r. Pin
CT AGNE, SCHOOL Tor "lEL,. Amn,. y. y
- 'i-rd.r liz direction ~ fi- r. Rev. ". Doanr.
: r. y Ii u 1,:'~ 400 pep annum. Entfancc r."
iogucs adir..- -r NGNi~ SCHOOL
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ID ANJO and GUITAR taught In twenty private lessons
- with or without The AID Of notes. HENltf C. DOB
SON 1,27O Broadway between I2d and $50 ats
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STATION FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET.
NlNrENL EAlIKnAn NF IN. LERsEY.

CENrEAL RAILROAD or NEM.JERSEN.
\ Foor o. LlEsHiI, N T., NGHI 10 RIVER
go & o1 r.Sf@ , 4,9isn'" RIA; An Ss
iI"I .0.r' ranaG01 ShaoaIa. sunhGry LcNi,ouri
Wiiau-Iott On oint,,> 90, Ei-ton. n,tolchcm Allen
town %, a. 3D. for iiie6 bid" branch and aston.
90 .. Co., for t.cuneton. la.tou. bmi.hcm Allen
ca aston Hc,acDcn. Allentown. Miu,h ohun~ and
80 aaa - a.. or rca'nstoa lahc ola; ,,y,,
l,-,' Da E,,inr. Ha,r,ime ro,t,lilc Iauaqla.
; auo,in sunbur, I""isuurg. Wtlanslort ,r..
town M,en Ga"re 3qF ''o1i i,, N,S N
, Ca I'' ,,d rot,.,il'.
s., b. o.. fr i.a.on n,tnl.arm M,o.swn Maoeh
10 p. DO. f,f ~ mlnston Lake Hopatcons laston.
H 30 p. H. for Somrr,ii, and Remington.
chSSnG' E,alug n,irsbdre So. sunday, At 30 ?. IN.
go y. 90. for '"I'ou d. lhlrh'm and A',J"N" n..,,
Grove and roet flcls,nt 40 sis. illsa NJ. 80 oi
-. m sunday train, do stop ocean Grove or As
"i FOR SMcnmoutn Beech scabrsht etc. At $50 s:l5.
l ao' 5 'i IL 80 a. w." 30 5S 30 30 ,.
S'II% Sr' t,oed Tons River and Barneeat, 80. SIS
a. Far iNf,ntc City. Vineand and Brdgcton, so
49, 80. =. 'rcnod. 4ao. sI5 II 10 M, 80, $50,
For rsrh Amboy 80 200 sl5 10 80, II 10 a; M
no 500 30 .Oo $50, 6l0. : 80 p H. sundays
> w d. ' .sANDY HOOK ROUTE;
From ligr 5 fo2; q g; Re-, rs,., seohr,cht
Nnuu.uth Beach, Long Branch. at 10 10 a m ana
AS p. N. For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnrsat'
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Via Central T. Il. Of NcwJcrsry Philadelphia and Read
lng f. q. ard lialtlmor, and ohio X. X. -
For Philadelphia Mt 80 10 . co. II 80 a. ~, ~
900 20. :co. 400 90. 80 p. m 10 night;
SUNDAYS . 90. IL 100 a. m. 90. 30 . 90 90
u. M. T. II night
For Iatmor. and Washington daily at 90. II 80 eN
ccpt sunday . 900. 90 90 p m, l. i, nlght.
Trains leaving a. :i5. II 80 a M 20 4 90 . 90
~ ! night. except saturday neht have con-
ncction for Reading Harrisburg pott-NHlr, ~,
Tickets ard Pltlur-(ar hp procured AZ -oi,
as ait LILO I323 broadway 731 dth-aNe, 2Gi West
I25th.-t.. 1874 East l25th,t New-Nok; Courtst, $50
Fuon-t. ~ broadway. brooklyn.
New-lork Transfer Company will call for and check
harcago from hotel residence.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-04-16

readers In a temple outside one of the
city gates is to be found u brass mule Of
life size, supposed to have wonderful
healing properties Patients suffering
from every imaginable disease seek this
temple to obtain Il cure. The method
pursued is as follows: Surprising you
suffer from sciatica, you go with all
speed to this famous temple, and, having
discovered the particular part Of tie
brass mule corresponding to the painful
region of your own body, You must rub
the animal certain number Of times
ana then with the same hand shampoo
your own disabled member, and then
well, then the pain goes
The special feature Of this method Of
cure is its delightful simplicity. Is your
tooth aching? just scrub the mules
teeth and afterward your own. and
VOLTA! the cure is complete. Have YOU
an ulcer Of the cornca: Pass the tips Of
your fingers to and fro over the particu-
lar cyeball Of tie mule, and then with
well regulated pressure rub repeatedly
the afflicted eye. The mule has unhap-
PLY lost his sight during the many years
he has been engaged in his benevolent
work, the eyebaIIs, we are told, having
been gradually worn away, as the result
of constant friction, until now you have
only the empty orbits to operate upon.
The animal is patched in all directions
with fresh pieces Of brass put on to cover
holes produced by the constant friction
Of eager patients, and a new, perfectly
whole mule stands ready at hand await
ing the day when his old colleague, hav
ing fallen to pieces in the service, shall
give him an opportunity Of likewise ben
citing posterity.- China Medical
Journal
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-04-16
Quail Preserves.
journal

The day is not far distant when Quails
will be preserved in every state il the
Union, and the privilege to shoot them
over given territory will be paid for in
good sums. Indeed, there are already
established in this country quite q num-
Der Of preserves where the right to shoot
is purchased At present there is no
great necessity for preserves, as the
shooting is almost unlimited without it.
Still there are number of places where
thousands Of acres are let to clubs, and
these furnish man to patrol the
grounds occasionally, provide food, and
in bad weather suitable shelter for the
birds. The birds breed SO rapidly and
prosper SO well under good treatment
that the fashion for quail preserves is
taking firm hold, and in time will be-
come quite general. Chicago Times.
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combination of the mighty peak looking
forth on to the everlasting plains, the
great cliffs, the waterfall. :.n,,> ~,.,. Z !-,i
in rainbow hues, the rivers girdling the
rich cultivated lands, the gold spccked
green of the orange trees. the flashing
domes of the marble huts, and thou
sand other things. Then over all broOdcd
the peace of evening, and the infinite
glory Of the sunset that filled heaven
with changing hues of splendor, that
wrapped the mountain and cliffs in
cIoaks Of purple and Of gold, and lay
upon the quiet face Of the water like the
smile Of a god.
Perhaps, also, the contrast and the
memory Of those three awful days and
nights in the hopeless desert enhanced
the charm, and perhaps the beauty of
the girl who walked beside me completed
it. For of this / am sure, that Of all
sweet and lovely things that | looked on
then, she was the sweetest and the love
lest. All, it did not take me long to
find my fate, How long will it be before
fibd her once again?
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Love

Love, amidst the other graces III this
world, is like cathedral tower, which
begins on the earth, and, at first, is sur
rounded by the other parts Of The struc-
tune. But at length, rising above but
tressed wall, and arch, and parapet, and
pinnacle, it shoots spire like many Il foot
right into the air, SO high that the huge
cross on it's summit g}ows like a spark in
the morning light, and shines like a star
in the evening sky, when the rest Of the
pile is enveloped in darkness So Love
here is surrounded by the other graces,
and divides the honors with them; but
they will have felt the wrap Of night and
darkness when i Will shine, luminous,
against the sky of eternity. - Henry
Ward BoechCr.