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Railroads
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot -
Desbrosses and CortIandt streeta
as f0liewsi-
On and after JUNE goth. 1891.
THE FAST UINp


THE FAST LINE
Cars d AI,iyss Cleveland -; M 5oansv:
s.o ~ 2o "a L :sa:O. %
,o.oo THE rENNsfLvANIA LIMITED.
Ao,ov -. m.-Composed exclusively o. Pullman Yssu
toSs snG sa Room ssfDns DeIsF ss
sexes ladies' mad shop. library. snd q. q. -
"a @S "a tlssss s : S,s' '
II. LOUIS, AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
AID Bling ' S.!. .S s'ys s: q
XrVs. cnsnSsa 10 So ~ &
Louis ~; THp p G n; Ts,s DAY; pxpRE.s
R.Sa.yiSsa. .' R.,esd s sl p ss:s
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
$50 p. M.-fullman Vessibule Sleeping Car RsvYsvs
a. ss Ss'ssf SaS1s q "a ss:s
5 H ciS1fnaa d S 80 m tnlcsso y Ssss5ps'
next s.s TO- I'd Ss. S; "a ssIS sss ssS
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
sS Hscsso SerY1s so Msnp sns CT
.sssss sas. "a F:Ss "a. f.:
Gls "ss,"n and co,uTsa.. esS.ps s,tTrd.y
Sizing S Gar q keep, a,s. SUMO. e.
20 80 & ai saS % DDD, % and
,. M arrive Washington rs D. NJ regular sips:s,
S:29 100 :So and II 90 a. M 2:lo, 80, 8 90 al
zoo D. S e. and Il :lS night For sati%ss only
FOR z n * L P PUN PLEASANT and s
SsSSsT ss'?2S
For xTLhSffISr SSffTT1Y ' so D. m. weekdays. uA
49, Through Buffet ParlQr Car. 49, VIZ
Buffet Perlor OR. WV
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express 20, 20 90 80, 40 Chesse .6nfsae
n n1f nGningCss and 10 10 Washington Liisssd Va
s s:so 100 S 3 o. iG;3 SS 80 oS 2 49, y
y3 aS AND nf 1902 20 D. might saSs.T.
sooSS 9ssSo g. o6 5i%ssssS 50 p9 20 i. eoS Zoo
12:l5 night Accommodation : 90 D. 70. :" "'' "'
FOR Time tables Of trains points on the Peaas
0ania Railroad System, apply af the following Tcfa
Sas loot %. tS9 Sg and ai Broadway Asto Ho1
800 Fulton;st, and Brooklyn Annex station, foot 4
Fulton-st, Brooklyn; 10 Hudsonst., Hoboken Statoe
Jersey City. ''
The NewYork Transfer Company VIII call for and eA.rH
baggage IRON hotels and residences through 70 destnssS
ChAS ~, PtdH, ]. r. WOOD,
teherfu Mahaeer. General Pass'f Agent
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PITTsFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
CENTRAL IL. W. OF NEw-JERsEY
TOoT Of LIBEKrY ST., NORTH RIVER

IOOI
Time Table Of June 81, 1891.
$3.50 a. m. for Easton. Magch Chung WtlkesSarre
oin SunbuTy Eagles Nerss, Wiamspot &C On Sundays
~ 6 90 a. m, for Easton and Allentown.
7 100 a m. for EastOn and Meuch Chunk. On Sundays
Faston Mauch Chunk and ShauolCn. -
s:45 a.. M. for Easton. Magch Chunk Wilkes barre
okin, Sunbury. Eagles Mere Williamsport Through
coach 10 WiamspOrt
I .o0 H. m for East0n, Mauch Chunk Reading Harris
burg Pottsvle. Shamokin, Sunbury and Wlliamsport
on SUNDAYS for Eason, Mauch Chunk. Tamsdua, Potts
Mile Reading and Harrisburg. .
100 D. N. for EastOn Mauch Chunk Reading Harris
burg Wilkesbarre Scranton Tamaqua Pottsvie Shame
80 d. m. for Faston and Allentown.
s: as D. m. for Easton Mauch Chunk Reading Harris
burg. &c. Sundays at ) 80 D. m.
n NJ n ElstOn and ALLENTOWN.
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rHE WHITE MOUNTAINS EXPRESS.

sod through train VI Buiet Parlor Cars aod CcacrS
will on and after June 10Th leave EewiosS r.nd Ses.
~ Station " Y. " III. & H. X. r. daily, except sun
5svs AZ 10 90 a m. Due al Fabyan's at 2S ~:
Grouah time schedule nearly hour shorter than iss
Time tables giving null details may BE- SeeneS sotI
md city ticket offices in New.York or By stdrSsins
General Pa sengsr Ase9S
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New Dntliranons

DHILLIPS ELITE DIRECTORY OF NEW
YORK FOR 1891. ready; 18th annual contain;
d. the names Of 40 900 wealthy householders, CLASSIFIED
and ntersected by streets this city and The sp9e
and New jersey To ladies visiting the city, as well
as those resident here, these lists VIII be ionnd Of IN
estinRhle beneat. Sent everywhere Price, az Cah DC
had tom ali booksellers or from the publishers, - ~
W. PHILLIPS g. CO., 81 Nassaust, N. T.
rH Heh'I nc NAN tS0nh P% Iii Why It Falls OF
Turns Grey; and the Eemcdy BY Pref p ahRLP P
hHcrT one should read this little book "-Athenseurn
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
R0X AL Dill ~ III ME-

ROYAL BLUE LINE
so, 200, $50 4 90 90, 100, 7:SO D. M Y rs
night. SUNDAYS, 100 10 80. II 80 a. M. oos 3 49,
90, 100 D. m, 10 10 night. - -. ~,
Dining Car, a. M. 100, 1870 Dining Can, 100 D. mr.
IL is hight. "a oo ~
80 D. M ~ IS night except Saturday night Sundays
$50, 90 600 p. M have connection for Reading Har
For Sudbury ana Wlllamsport via Philadelphia, at 40
except saturday nipRty, sundays, 600 p M :, go
Tickets and ParlorCa stats car be PROCURED ae H. 12
26l 4i5 9I4 LAO, 1913 Broadway, T37 6th-sve. 264
West I25ti-st ia East l25th ST., New-York: Courst
SEQ Fulton st., 90 Broadway, Brooklyn;
New York Transfer COntany will call for and check bag
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C.
FROM PIER s. \. r., FOOT OF kECToRST.
Beach Long Branch, at 40 J0+5 a. m, Il 100 m. 90
Saturdays only. 345, 4:3o, 80 D. m Sundays. 80
For Atlantic Highlands, at 80, 8 100 NJ 100. BIAS.
4 80 30 D. m. Sundays 80 a m, 700 p.
For Eiberon, Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant at 10 AS 200 Saturdays only 845 30
80 D. IN.
10 100 m q 100 SATURDAYS ony). As p.
For Reach Haven. Atlantic City. Vineland and Bridge
ton. 80 m. 10 100 IN. q 100 D. ~ Saturdays only)
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7 EHIUH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave toos Vi 0'f~1' ~
brosses ats. as follows -. - -, ,.,ormasa,e nonts
10 o. M for Geneva Lyons, Emlra hochester I Bes
aHd West POttsVlc and prnclpa locsi Poll.s
ISo anu ~ Ivons and Pullman 70 suspension Bridge
"h @ a m Tor Mauch Chunk and tntermeoiste POINTS
@.a9 m for Elmira aud intermediate points 80.
m m Tor Tunkhannock and iDerpedlaLe pomiS Snan
car 70 TunkhsnnoeK. Connection 70 heauhs anu h"r"
burg. -. -. - runctIon and principal inter
..oSiate boInts Chair ear TO L. and Is. Junction o,
70 J. M for louisville and intermediate polhs 0hA
20 p m for Mauch Chunk ana intermediate pO'n'A
20 ~ NJ To- ae3eya LYONS Elmira. Rochester But.
,aio and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Sus'
Trains leaving at 8 10 a. m, IL 80 N, p M sna
40 D. M connect for all points In Mahohoy ana hale'
ton coal regions. %. ,,c.,xs
,.1o n m for Mauch Chunk, Hazeton and intermediate
aoIHts and Ii a. m for Shenandoah and Intermediate
points. ,-, ,....,,.,. ,.o,,,.
al n m for Geneva Lyons, Enifa Rochester, Bur
t.lo And the west Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and suf
Hension Bridge. -. ..
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ALI. RAIL ROUTE

For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at 4;9o e15
II rs q. m, 80, 80, 100 IN. Sundays 9:lo o. m
400 D. m. except Freehod).
Red Bang Long BRANCH and points south e Point
Foo 4s6 80 20 +, 81 sp9d1y' eS So o. 9oe'n
For Lakewood, Toms River, Barnegat Park and Bar
negat, 30 9;l5 a. m, 80, 4:3O B. M ,, p,,s,.
For Beach Haven Atlantic City, ViAelsnd ana Bridge
ton at 80 r. m. ] 80 D. oo o,
For Monmouth Beach and Seabrghh az i'oV' $40 D. n
30 % no u.
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fiailroaos
"AMERsCA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NE!:!M!! YORK CENTRAL
Railroaos
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
AL trains arrive 81 and depart from


AL trains arrive 81 and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. and Forty second ST., New York.
Centre OF Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION In THE CITY.
Trains Ienvc rs folIcwst
FAST MAIL AND 1000 ISLAND SPECIAL
syrscuse Rochester, Batavia, due az Buffalo 10
SARATOGA, LAKE GE2EGE AND MONTREAL
Saratoga 2S ,: m, csidwsi Il. George, 4:0S p m.
NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
R s sna Sand sHS d ssSaF P1 sn
Cars. Due chcaaO~s 40 a. N. next day.
CHICAGO DAY BXPREss.
1890 A. NJ DAILY except Sundays. Connects with al
docs not run west OF Cleveland and Detroit.
SOUTHWESTEHN LIMITED.
1sg ysssseD ISos ma ss ssepips
LoS S19ni Is 8S next day ~ Extra fare SS
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
sSa tssry nd 6pps eafs Due GEesso % n.y.
next day. No extra fare.
SARATOGA LIMITED.
July sss s Traay iS! s Sas ~ s's
August Due Saratoga $40 y. m.
SARATOGA SPECIAL
's9 S5 3 arsscSs Ru S.' Ssas
70 lake George &C. s SSa ~ y
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
400 p MwSgGes yssbule su nst,.e VIM Room
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS
~; D%i8s n q, Ss.,J Is
o. M. Chicago 90 D.. m. st. Louis ;43 a. m.
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
79o m%s Sleeping . CsT & sSS g M on:
treat due is a. m.
BUFFALO SIbGaE EaA st1 1sSS ISLAND AND
''a dSo saTas,Yss ssspFP a NJ
and Tupper Lake Station.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
sinaaa 80 p m. indianapolis 10 80 m. St, Lows
''' . H. LIMITED FAST MAIL.
300 p MasIeePngc4T Pssss9gers only carried on th
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
e'2 B De sSfD ana I cGcasc '"
if II 80 Ei H. 5 80 ~ g. - sS
4: Esq., 49, y s. r. 80 For G1s9a Sep ps1
Ns9 T. g. e. III 80 A. NJ 70 is 49, 1855.
A1RS 49, ASP s. TS2E5 g 2G 49, &c. y 49, III ~
sAEAN6s@ also f &c. rES Sy 20 10 3 &c. III 80 A. NJ 49,
pTI5S%& Ia Il - sFFaXGusr-7so pno 10 co. 80
hl;.@ A. n, f:66, so SO6 1850. Zoo. SiS
IS NJ 80 50 90 80 oO
NIAGARA FALIs~9:I6: :OO 1850 A. NJ. $50.
ADik9yb&y6tE6 My S & AND MoNTREAL-'e'ao
CAFE SVfNtENT. tcLlYToNS. ALSO FOR ApIRoN;;
PACK M3g y a go go n. oGDENSgUkG
SR p for 6sTes s'1 ' 36 1889 1889
AUBURN, GENEVA AND CANANDAIGUA-si1o
10 90 10 80 \. NJ. 80. 90. o:15. II 80 p NJ
PITFsFIELD, LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
win Hnrlem DyisiOn)
Two o trains WITH tpTSgga Sf Cars An
10 80 D. m, due Plttsned 10 North Adams 10 D. n.
NORFOLK AND THE LITCHFIELD HILLS.
70 80 D. m through car due Norfolk Conn, 32 p
For tickets and space In Sleeping Cars apply az Grand
Central Station 4l3, 7S5, 942 Broadway IL Park
Place, SO West 125th-st. and l3Stbst station New
York 1893 Washin gonst 726 Fulton-st, and 500 Bed
ford ave E. D. BROOKLYN 100 Hudson st. Jersey City
Wescots ExIress calls for AID checks baggage from
daily except Sunday Other trains run daily
/ 40 his, 8 go 8 so 3:55 $50, 4:C5, and IL o9
y Holm M TOUCEY, GEORGE r. DANIELS,
General Manager General Psssenge, Agent.
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enrhcre.

IN EssEs TEACHERS AGENCY, 81 Fast i0th.str
III supplies competent teachers, tutors gOVcrhessss
Inusicas artists vc all branches resident and visit
ing; English, German, French, spanish spokcn
(, CHERMERnoRN's TEACHERS AGENCY; ,a.-
- Oldest and best known I'm u y. ESsaDilsheo 1905
3 Fast 14th.st.. y. Y.
FTUToRfNG In The county. Coaching Tor Soilsge en-
| trance examinations Address A. EVERETT STONE
fYaie) 81 broadway At Richfeld Springs New
YORK, after June 20.
TINIoN TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
u with teacher teachers with positions -
II NJ HARRIN1iTSCN Prop. 81 Lafayette Pl. N. z.
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= RTE LIN ES,

R::s sss5:s S Si;
ki Ss%@s; SSSSsss Hi:y Essas
oSS I'D &c so points 10 w ssss. ss S +
s afes MA Shs1'TSu1 Isss gs Nass % A.
issys ssToYe3E toe if rs ss'ns
w PsyEs P slas. sxg s! "a s.r...
inn !;!ss s.s:5s s$ a Sss:
300 ysS s s. SA Sisss y Sleeper:
$50 Ed hssss {ss;sss 81 ss;as:;. K, ~
on 4 sED eRfSp is 1sys ssi.. ssrsr s,
6;O0 Fsis nd sss%d !T9 ~ sEsiss5. SLEEPER
$50 M g:is !is ssI::''s l il; q: s sss
WrHs p4 ls ESF /. POET ts K ss'e ,~..h
:, Ss'SS,,S; 10 :. = ~ s's y E. n
w EEK DAYS E Is : f 4: Ast!s .sn. o.
m y H. q ! ~ a. p H. D. H. D. M Sundays
SSsp4 f Il IS = NJ TFAass 70 40 TO.
S Is y &, 50; 5:, fs for H'1S'''
MAPS AND 5rfHlAt sSE2GsH ~ 6 obtained .
i:sS SsS cssssss
III sgF21ii zS f9a fssi
! tSl 81 s@e ok and sss @
B593d*y WI S0as, S~'f ssd .S.
conpany calls for and checks baggage hotels and rs
den's' VIZ q 1hfHNExRsoSl General ps,ases Agent
NEw.YORK. ONTARIO AND wEssrERN RAIL Iva.
.ar Hsf seh asA ie, %s:
For: JeSs Mon,SsS Ea'0grs Liberty Lvih SssS
I'd SSS5. VS. Rome On'd O'"'
hoa Sis AND M hi $ss sssy stations alesS
se, Ll RGsg,n@sRSat ss Lake keu'Ie, .n'
saf sf' EiifaSiIe FaIbufs Huileyvs, Liberty wAs
700 dasfown Eas L4s5tyo Liy,d,as'sss
NesU RoeSsssT Niagara Fails w
pullman seepers reclining chair car nee 70 suspehs"s
Saturday. only N Mfse 2sEs 4Rs ssEsss%
Daily; ali other ira ms daily except sunday
Pgla & ss BroSdSSg a
6. P. A. is Exchange Place, Sew.Y0rk:
xMEST SHORE RAILROAD, (N. Y. c. s
E. y fS os. and % n ays
ne iS SSs q Sayt % LSgdSa e''i
fS Ro TRssse S S: 3. LIZA
Sia 20 DFs: e. sG .? IS Is !. rs
g,s ~ q Fl 81 S,is: 49, R
g. M M as as p NJ, a. 90 3 10. = Is CFanssogk
20 Fsfi9 ls S'sfTTass Sf H u.s. 'sS b
80 St Cornwall M IL s5Rd & t%a H. aosss I'd
e Rsao l Sasa F 9a pse ssfSss
car s & Louis on al through trains Saratoga specia
q sos. III rs sS cars Sa Ss$ &. y, 4
sd DIV fFSgt Hs as S.sssS'
stasIon and PhOenlca . go al 100 tlisS $50
Rhssncis cfoF 90 IS M
SUNDAYS only Co ~ q, lakes MI q
p N. ParOr car 70 NewPstt on II IS a. m tran;
KSatersS. Hahter BOqmyilla Hobart Gssnd HGss!
len viiie Cairo and Mountain House station, 7is.
XII Mountain NlshS Line 10, M Sunday. only.
Daily except saturday. All other trains daily except
no 90 tlQ:4o g 90 p M Jersey city r. 3 =
t@s tables parOr and slSepipscsr .ss
72s FulsOn.s Annex ONCE ,QSt q FSl,onst Meet
- Park Place, So West i25h-st, and West shCsss
stations foot OF West i2dst and loot Of Jay:ss X
g r. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent VandeTeus
ave. New.York.
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Jnstrutilon.

For Young Ladies-City.
MODIFIED G 62yas Glass; s a5s two
usual advantages TO GIRLS desiring such course COM
pstf Ss9t and 12 sbSa Sumner
COLLEGIATE COURSE, Box 10. Kensieo, n. T..
SAssHs EoE aF Sa .u ps's e prs
g an earnest 'Hds9 Ps;"I attention gyn & % HiFfS
f a. b.i and I Mos yIi' RASdS 52 PaTkaye
"a :,-K5Y, Dk. AND MRS. GAkDNERS ,,, v.,,
Advanced d Cisssss sS With Columbia College Professors
FFEStHS A&D A Mss D 1FoS sGHSSE
FOR GIRLS,
81 and 81 East 57th-st.. New.York.
Reopens Thursday. Oct l: -
Nuns sAP sda g u Gas. gssD:2' n 9s'oS'S 7so
ANSd BES6MN 5 5s75 Fs 70,
s as and oJ b 6Sooa p'f s Harvard
NIADEM0IsELLE vELTIN school for CHS. v,.,..
M PFS 'd snse @d in 0 81
o cobe S' ne /. 1851 i75 west 7sd.ss '''' '
m IsS EL1zAI5ETT 7. K9TES. IRA p Eess 76th'st
Special courses Of study
MRS FR0EHLICH, 20 EAST 56THsT.- Fngbb,
iis i''1 FRea a9! Ir ysaI 5ssn sepss@ntr
RLAcKWELs Sea9OI Is, end Tx Kn sss for
WI children reopens October J. at loo EaeI s9a,sG
NyI,s. LEOPOLD WELLS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
WI iii Madison,ave., prepares for colleges
Nj ADAME DA sILv1--schooi for Girls. -
w F3sa sHe ga 3 o sSaSG ana n'
THE MISSES wREAKs' Boarding and Day School
yog sSi and children wA KK asa 6g5s
9s8 f5Ps'T 7S5 Bs g. 'nd other colleges Eighth
TIE RED sGH9o oI ,s and T. Eps; 5adst t,o,
e d s s saa ts6 s aha d.9 p SGp
J. E5 S 6sE d o 81 W s:g3 Sc;
T,HE RIVERSIDE sCEooL-Suss Emily A. Ward
cde4fs nfR 2 wo %SACa ade saS ar PSs
ga a4a SRSfa a fG Bo c5 Tsf ps Any
N6ay School aAN goID Ayb BRo%zE MEDALS PXBIs
1889 Mm ESQ v S2a X6RIkS p a West
WEST END AVENUE School for Grs.-primar5, Pr
STUDIO ' %@ as Art Sa6tlpsn
For Boys and Young Men-City.
A GLASS FOR BoYs.-InteImedate and advanced
A and 5uss Ff6 I f9'w T s'Hso
ARoyT SCH0 DOL and eTHSs: free S 70 pa;
n' HuYssooS PsGs Se6 5i' bdra S6
IN esmmecs;l SSsnShef eOcp'Sn mill
reasonable terms long experience. Call Tuesdays and
Thursdays between ano # Hf 'af'f'' lla M,snve
lRvINd SCHOOL, sci hfo FIFr +. HAY. NJ a
Cor 4oth-st PIeperation for college or business
sst Sy l. i w fs9G2 T. 5s % ss how
study thought exercised and speedy development Of
Qb e, by the methods OF INSTRUCTION employed personal
attention TO each; limited to twelve scholars
II UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1473 Broadway,
.ca l D.e eSd NJ ST I5hb RF'
Musical instruction.
ksR A L. SCHULTZ Organst Sands Street Memorial
WI Church, Brooklyn, W II lessons (piano and
organj September l. address 227 Dufed.st, Brooklyn.
Brooklyn
THE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
1912 Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. N. r..
Will reopen September 80th.
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TINE BRooKLYS HEIGHTS SEMINARY Boarding
L and Dav School for Girls 41st opens Sept. "a AZ
dress for circulars. 13s1+O MontaRue-s Brooklyn N.
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NiNNS N'NSN'N+''
For Both Sexes-City.
ME1TE0f9LI1TA.S COLLEGE OF MUSIC
P S s HG p0@ 3n aSoo S has
e methods DUDLEY huCK, President; n w.
Il EAST ST ER9
pACKARDs BUSINESS COLLEGE.
" '' 'N 's s. S. PACKARD, P Pre-. sS.
For Young Ladies-Country.
g..S location ap 9HR aGm afrodna RSs
Twelve admitted M1 81 r s S F sRs Le eSsIt Conn
Is ina and Day School ipl thIls. Preparatory and
i% AcsSsR' yS SGG''' fp a Gi
CLASSICAL AND HONE ISff5 ST. VIE, 1,a.. and
6hdiSn' Grsdusslns course ,tpdYs ,slesif%
Sa +. s sHH5S s s. aSo1: sl
sso e.r Year au'
ss Lea :1sa. AL h' SsG ts 5ss'1 sf IN
DWIGHT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. EnglewOod. Ncw,jer.
EtPA& ia fa'' 6sfTSssiiGfbT6I RIIEN w EARRAR
ELMIRA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.
Courses Of study those Of Arselas colleges Electric
gts steam hat and elevator AstonoTieal observatory
CHARLES VAN NoRpES, D. D. Press, Elmira N. Y
Hin Fl ySgas 5ras aafs
ANNIE s. GIBSON. Associate Principal
I w HALL-HoME AND COLLEGE PREPARATORY
AELES & ii WEI L'ff e HTdsssn Mrs
4 LYNDON HALI.-FoR YOUNG LADIES.
iMGTanL' WELLS fs STcR 49, ;sss R'
AIsS ANAgLE's BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
VI for Young Ladies sad Little Girls. $50 Pns-st
Pbllsdelphis <8d year begins September 2s, 1891.
Miss pULKLEY'S Boarding and Day School for Girls
WI TNrytown on Hudson. Principals Miss II. l.. Bulk.
lev M,s f. T. Pufney Address by letter until Sept.
AHTSS NJ. NJ HUNTS BOARDING and Day School removed
NI 10 Summit kew.Jersey; terms, 1925 including Ian
ausees Address by letter until September
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sn6trnfiipu.
For Young Ladies' Country.
oNTz SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Removed I'm 1883 from Chestnutst, Phladephia, 20
ocontz the spacious country scat Of Jay Coose WIZ og
~ year wednesday, September 30 for cir
enlars apply to Principals ogontz school, Montgomery
Countv Penn.
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Brooklyn.
THE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
IIo.142 Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. N. T..
VIII reopen September 80th
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Musical Instruction


MR.. A L. SCHULTZ, organst Sands Street Memorial
WI Church, Brooklyn, VII resume lessons (pan0 and
organ September l. address 227 Dufed.st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13

IRVING SCHOOL, LOUIS .. Ray, N. 4.
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IT University GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1.473 Broadway.
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steal Depts. NJ. NJ. HOBBY. N C. HENDRlCKSON.
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n IkCULARs schools, both sexes. city and country
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Iron County register., 1891-02-26

the former because they render the
walks unsightly and cause them little
extra work, and tho latter because, as
they think, the worms eat their sprOut-
ing grain. These people would soon
find. however, that the earth without
worms would soon become cold, hard
bound, and void Of all decomposition or
fermentation, and consequently sterile;
and besides, in favor of worms, it should
be known that green corn, plants and
flowers are not SO much injured by
them as by many species of bugs in
their larvae or grub state, and by count
less myriads of shelless snails, which
silently and imperceptibly make amaz-
ing havoc in the field and garden.
Worms work most in the spring and are
out every mild night in the winter, and
are very prolific.
An argument is often used that
worms are injurious to soil from the
simple fact that they are usually found
IN the richer portions of the field. This
argument is about equal to that
of some who state that when
the mercury contracts, goes down
the weather gets colder; whereas
the cold causes the contraction,
instead of the contraction causing cold.
The same is true regarding worms in
rich soil; instead of worms being in
rich soil, rich soil is usually found where
the worms are: the latter causes the
former, and not rice rersd.
Worms are readily destroyed by the
application of common salt, sown
broadcast at the rate of five or six
bushels per acre; or on grass plats. by
the application of lime water, on rather
milk of lime, which is readily made by
stirring for ten minutes pound of hot
lime in four pailfuls of water. But, for
a great many reasons, a few of which
are suggested in the foregoing, care
should be taken to encourage worms,
not to destroy them. They are among
the best aids in bringing back the lost
vitality of the soii.-Prof. j. +. Elsom,
in Prairie Farmer
Iron County register., 1891-02-26
RURAL BREVITIES,

An experienced herder says that
whenever a sheep goes off by itself its
owner may be sure there is something
radically wrong with it.
"A nervous, fiery man should never
undertake to teach team to pull heavy
loads. What is wanted is to learn how
to use their power, and to do SO without
getting excited.
In painting hives do not use dark
colors for in extreme hot weather the
combs in dark colored hives will melt
down, while in hive which is painted
white, no damage will be done
DO not be alarmed if YOU find a
number of dead bees about the en-
trance of the hive. In summer time
you do not notice so many because the
colony carry their dead away in their
daily flight.
Young horses of a nervous tempera-
ment are easily frightened. The only
way to prevent their ''shying'' is to
make them acquainted with the cars,
robes, umbrellas, bridges, white stones
or whatever frightens them in such a
kind, gentle manner that they viii
know they are not going to be hurt