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St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
An Odd Provision,

Wilson Noble, tAe member Of parliament
for Hastings, En":.ud, ;ind the son-in-law
of r. H. Dana, IL, Of Boston, the author
of 1.-TWO Years Before the Mast" was left
al allowance of $4,000 year by his father,
John Noble, the varnish manufacturer.
By an eccentric provision of the will this
income is to be reduced $4,000 if the son
ever fails Of election to parliamept.-H
er's Weekly
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

When paper making machines were in
PRODUCED, and the use of molds was aban-
dOned, sheets came to bemade of all dimen-
sions. AS a result quartos and octavos had
all sorts of dimensions, and the terms,
when used strictly to indicate how the
sheet was folded, became worthless as des-
ignations of size. The use of the old terms
was nevertheless not abandoned; but in
stead they were first used to indicate a
rather wide range of sizes, and finally were
attached to certain more definite sizes,
without reference to the method of folding.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

1t seems to be the impression Of many
people that the mail when sent from an
office is gathered carelessly together ana
thrown into a mail bag, which is then
locked and dispatched. This is wholly
wrong, for even in the smallest offices the
letters and cards are all gathered face up
ward and tied into a neat package. The
government furnishes the Irvine to do this.
and some idea of the immensely of the
postal service can be formed from the facs
that in one year the cost to the governments
of the Irvine for this purpose (Which,
though strong, is OF the cheapest quality
was nearly $773,OOO.-St. Nicholas.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

In these days of inventions ard new ideas
which multiply as rapidly as thoughts it
hn't safe to ask without investigation why
some one hasn't invented this or that, or
you do some one wild pop up unexpectedly
and prove that the thing has been done or
is being done. It's pretty hard work to
keep even with the times in these days.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

In Japan the ordinary signs of a coming
tremor are the screaming pheasants, the
prancing of horses in their stalls, the re-
treat of the moles into their burrows, and
Sthe attempts of cats, dogs, guinea pigs,
swine and other domestic animals to es-
cape inco the open country.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
4 Wise Passenger.

Tour.st--is the dining hall at Scrogg's
Station run By the company?
Conductor-No; by private parties.
Tourist-Thank fortune for that. W.
will probably be allowed plenty of time to
eat.-New York Weekly.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

The 2nited crosses of England and Scot
iand were firstnsed on the hng III 1906 by
arder of King James, then sovereign Of the
two countries In that year some differ
ences having arisen between the ships of
the two countries at sea, the king ordained
that a new flag be adopted, with the
crosses of st. Andrew and St. George inter
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

Attention is being given to frightening
the life Of incandescent lamps. Discolored
lamps can now be opened and cleaned
without interfering with filaments OF
mountIns5s. When the lamp is re-exhaus5-
ed and sealed it is as durable as when new.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
Who GreeIcY Was,

Two young men stood gazing upon the
statue of Horace Greeley Sunday after
noon. They were we'll dressed and intelli-
gent looking The fragment Of their COM
versation overheard by the passer by ran
thus:
ssBut why should he have statue"
"Whyp oh, he was the inventor of the
printing press. New York Times.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

Sitting Bull wears eight and one-half
nat and shaves with a pair of tweezers.
He is able to write his name in the En-
giish character in nervous but plain
aand He requires bride of 81 before ex-
hibltlng this accomplishment, however
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

on the glaciers of Switzerland are found
shafts and lakes Of beautifully blue water
bi'ie, IN fact, Is the natural color of both
water and ice In the clefts and crevasses
OF the glaciers this delicate color is seen.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

The man who swears and those who
work on the sabbath, serve the devil for
nothing and board themselves.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

If Bill Nye ON his Texas tour had re
NAMED longer in Houston he might have
been better Posted
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

Many Persons are broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron BitterS Rebuilds the,
system, aids digestion. removes excess OF bite.
and calrea malaria. Get the genuine.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
An Object Lesson in Science.

First TraVeler-Are you married man,
sir? ..- ...-.l
Second Traveler-No, Pm an instance of
the survival of the tittest.-kate Fields
Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
Ocean Steamers.
%TORDDCTTSCHER LLOYD ;. 5. GU.
SPRING SA1LINGS, 1891.

nFPVT'DA pO(' II MAIL MD CABLE.
Is orf;BEC STEAMSHIP COMpANY;, DIVER.
Ion nr I0GbFENSS 6rrINOC0 Fc6ruary ), p N.
For =. Cr2v st. XIII, Nutigga, Guadnloupea D2mica'
Martinique s. Lucia Barbad, Ggan9tt ana IL,
5 & MCHIE tcDFuafy - ~ "
For statorcor and tickets apply 10 - -, ,
II 0r-IepECf nGE & co. AGENTS. 80 Broadway.
TilOS COOK & SON, 2jl and 1885 Broadway.
NEW YORK * CUBA Mail steamship Go
~ From PiGrs i6 and II, Ess6 Hver at ?. m.'
Tor Havana, t'rogre-o, C3upeche, FrCHteia,
TlmpicO, IuXpaT. ard Vera cruz,
NafhnIa,. CaIdcias. S1gua, Calbat an,
Nassau Santiago Dc cuba Guantanano ana Cieh'gefSa
SAUNTOGA Havana and Clrdenas ....... Wci. rep ,.
{. or WASiIINGtON IIay. and Mex ports. SaO', ~
C. or ALEXANDRIA. Hay y Matdnzas WeI' r I,P II
Yl-TATNN. Ua.ang and Mexican Ports S1t req H.
i'''' '''''"' '7 Thursday Feb. T.
For full particular. freight psssa2e, apply O.
JAMES T.. WARD < co., 1l3 WaI'st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
w EST SHORE RAILROAD, n. y. C. x

AZ T. N
w IL. L. L. X. Co., Less e.--Irans leave West 4odst
Station tNcWA follows ana 20 minute, earlier
foot Sew York; Hamilton. London Dc,rOs
and CHICAGO 10 - a. NJ - - p ~: = 10 b. N.
LOUIS. D Is, - D. M. Toronto 10 10 M , 10
- 10 p. IN. Burao Rochester Nn.pr,on Bridge, Niaga
rails. Utica amt syracuse, 80 10 II 10
3 rs p and all 80 a. M run, only TO Uuca. Kings,
ton - 30 = Pa a. ~ a. m 81 90 % - and
ali 80 a. NJ; - .oO. 5:l5 . u p. M Cran~on West
10 40 all no a. M Il Is. Il 90 So Is .35 % 80
* 10 III y. Montreal md Canada Fast n a. M
% 10 pm E,eant Sleeping cars Tor Burao Niagara Falls,
a Leave Brooklyn. BrooAyn Annex: aIO 80 A. M
90 p. m. Jersey CITY. =. L. t. Station. II 20 A. m.
80 d. N. Daily. Daily, cXccp' Slturd,y All Other
trains daily. except Sunday. For tckcts t.ealcs par.
-eepng accDn notation or Information appy
Offices Brootyn-fW washirGtonst 72G Fulton.st, IN.
042 l27l broadway 43 Bowcry ~ PARK Place SO West
l26thst and Wc- Shor" stations foot Of West i2dst
foot or Iar-sf North River &. r. LANnEIDr General
Passenger Agent, Yanderblt-ayc. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
Railroads,


cGse Rocacste Batavia and Buffalo '"'' Syn
'O ~ cbicago l a. M next day. LII LIMITED due
1850 a. M.-WEsTERN DAY EXPREss-Daily exc.n.
1860 Noon.-sOUTHwEsTERN VEsTIBULE LIN
ITED-Due Cincinnati 10 200, indianapolis IL 10 a n
4.50 r ii.,S0krI SHORE VEsTIBULE LIMIrrn--
nne at Detroit at 3:l5 a. m Chicago 80 y. m next
6.SU p. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREss-Due Chicago
sa GoD 0in ADI Kos md ou MoSTRhAL Ex
7:3a =. M.-BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
a:i5 =. Mast ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex
PREss-Due Indianapolis II 20 p. m next day. ST.
FIsIiKltL' SXEwRURGH, PoTGHKEEPsIr. RHINE.
dln Il il 90 $0 '3' 80 o z B % 5d s'o 20 70 FNSsS
t5$2 t:9o ~: 80 4 ~: 20 g2S 20 p
noon. 10 80, so. 80 Goo 625, 80. OILS D. m.
TRoY-I7 $40 1000 40 80, III rs a, me- 10 90
U1iS% AN 80 * IS TO- 10 &c. 90 ne fPgAs
a. m. Il 100 80. 600, 30. 9:15 D. tl2 90
Rot HEsTEE- 10 1000, 1920 NJ, 200 noon
BuF'PALoN9lo 10 100, ito 30 a. m, Il 90 noon $50
y132G ?&2 80 A2L.EIsoIo, 1000 80 a. H. 70 20
AbaiIE 5i .aS M0rxST2lISs AID MoXTREAb-t7as
ArBrR r. a. GTyEvA AID tck&RHD An59i 10 90
pER lGsq Hills 81, VIZ 3 HARLEM DiVfsios-
For cess slses SLEEPING c.5s apply a. Grand
TaTI Parc 50 west l2jth-st and 13Sthst station New.
fo PfE @ Il D. o9Syn and 100 HHdsoS jersey S 6p
wCstcosts Exgr.ss calls for ana CHECKS baggage from
fDaly except sunday. sDaily except Saturday.
Above trains except those leaving at 10 10 90 H.,
- noon . 80, $50 20 80, 80. 8 % D. m,
and Join Tlo g. " ToUGFY ' GEORGE H. D1SELs,
General Manager Gen Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of Cortland. an

PASNI.NNIlk 1"s
DeebrOs~cs a. follows:
a. N. Tor Slatugtou and intermediate points. . 49,,
a M Tor Geneva, Lyons. Elwira Rochester Bufalo.
anc the West Pott,Nie and principal local ponts Char
car 20 LYONS and Pullman o. Stsl ension Bridge.
a. NJ Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
II A. H. l.. ard 3. Junction and intermediate points
Chair car t. Mauch ChunA. ,,s,i,
n II. tIr runAnsnnocA and intermediate points Chaf
car 10 TunAhannO,k. Connection 10 Reading and Harris
40 D. m for Elmlrl and principal intermediate pons.
ChaI- car 10 Pullman u Su'pensoa
Bucge ..,, ,,, ,,,,, an, in. ,neti.
ate mons Chair Mduch Chunk. -.
10 D. m. Tor Mauch Chunk and interMeiia,e poh~
Conn,rtiun 10 Reading and Harrisburg. ..,,
No' n m fr tscncIa Lyons Elmri. Rochester. BufsS
and he West. Pullman sleeper Lyons and Suspelsl''
Brdg,. e, ~ aud 40
n n connect or points In Mahln0y and lialetoa eoA
Ns SUNDAY TRAINS. ,,,,.
o. m. MaueL Chunk, Haleton and int'ruSddiis.s
points, aud q. for Shenandoah and n'ermcui'''
Ioints. 49,, OIL, -., ,n..u,ost,.s no,nts
ID. IN Geneva. LYONS. Eulra, Eoche ,.,tos
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons anu o'speh'
pr'<' Camera, rastern Office 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
HARPER & BROTHERS. Ncw-York.

WAS IT LOVE?
BY PAUL BOURGET illustrated with photographers.
] VOL. 12no. cloth, sl.0O; or paper. 80 cents.
powerful psychological novel Of this strangely fasci.
mating writer describing the inner history Of good and
charming womans heart oyeIIHen bv Of those In.
fatuatlOns that will sometimes be,lero the IObcst
WORTlINGTON CO., 747 Broadway, y. Y.
TT HE BOOK or oPEN-AIR SPORTS. octave 500 pages
illustrated. The STANDARD authority American
aInuscnents. Rules for sailing, swimming. ball play
ing shooting horseback riding. &C.. Sc. full 81
copy published by The Tribune. New Entcltsln
Ing and universally eomplinentcd by the Dress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
gathers.

4 MERICAN AND SOI..IGN TEACHERS AGLNCY
"A suppes Pfofe,,ors l,%chsF7 Tutors: @o'e'N'''e7'
Mrs. u. !. NOl '.',.i ILloN. , lhlon SQUARE.
REST TEACHERS American ard Foreign. supplied ;
Lk.au brluchc. any locality Do charge. q '.r va -
10 registration fe" form ~ stamp T. y. Il f~~')N
date f. r Avery. Am.ica School Bureau. W lit''t
TUTORS Professors. Teachers. G"''rie~se- OF a..
~, branches supple H. universities col r> schools ahd
families. Circulars schools - nlr t,. Nirn 1i 'AE -
spoken. MIRIAM tONiIll;l- Boom j.. 100 'ii.-is'
KISSES Teachers hrrury T. Fast l1tA-t. supplies
II competent ttrlrr-. tr'"l~ Zoo. .r'--' il.-i it
artists. a bran .''- r-l Benz aui N-tnt l.nflin
German. tr.nrh. spanish spoken
TTNCHEK~ tutor -. .rn.-~.-. compt. .n, ~ ny D.
L singers O.-anlst, r1t9On- ,f- r'ui' -NIl. . 20
employ p. h",t schools ttlilu Il.l 10 p'l ute MIS-
DONOVAN'S T,arh.t,' bur Al. 20 EI-' lrl-t
JTNION TEACHiltN' AGFNtY Supplies school oacefs
H. n HAEEiNGI0N Prop 9, I,f,yott. Pr. Y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03

~ EW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WEoi ,doss
twen minutes carter from foot Of Jay.st oS dncds
MiddlrtOwn. EcaNille Liberty Dglhi, NGrW,c W,dcls.
Osweco. ChicacO 30 p. m, for Camrbe lil Lib.
kuenville, Liberty 70 - r. M, Tor H. heter
erty Walton oneida. Central square, OsWtEo All
Niagara Fails Detroit. Chicago. St Louis pIab:, so
other daily except SUNDAYS Ilckcts ~ esaA
Bradway. ). C. ANDERSON. General Passenger 49,
10 Exchange Place. n. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTI
ED PISS COCOA.

BREAhFASr--"By thorough knowIedYe OF inc nat
laas when ern the OPERATIONS OF d5cSLoh anu h
Triton and Dy careful application of the nne properties Oi
wc-eectd Cocoa, Mr. Eps ma, provided our DfeaHias
tables deiclt y favored beverage Whcn may stl.
many heavy doctors bills. IL Is In the udclous use o.
such articles OF constitution may be graQuay
built IN until strong enough every tendency TO dis.
case Hundreds subtle maladies arr boating AROUND US
ready to attack wherever weak point We may
escape fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wei tor a.
with pure blood and properly nOurlshcd frame
service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only IN
half mound tins Grocers labelled thus: James EPPS
= Cd Tomr Opathic ChernIsts London England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
j1ublic Notlec5.

SKETCHES are asked for. on or before March
> 23d. 1891. for the Womcns Building OF the World
Columbian Exposition.
None but those made by Will be considered
Applicant, bc ia the profession Of architecture, OI
M had -pcca training therein md each must state he
,Npor,ncc IN writing the chief of Construction.
All dtaningS be- IN India Ink lines made % the
scale OF oHc-iN OF inch u the foot. No shade
lines Work, filling landscape allowed. except the
dtrk,eicl shadow lines 1hov must Include elevations
front AID of md ~, we'll a. one perspective
The point sight To- perspective % BE- 200 feet distant
front and l" forming an angle Of 10 degrees
Nu ctcho, must be sent IN sealed with only motto
on the envelope which must contain second envelope
iucio-ing naue and address OF the designer.
Those wishing to compete VIII pleas" apply Tor copy
u p'9n, and conditions % h!of of Construction a. IcloW
Inc selected design VIII with 70 On" appointment
u IL. author architect u the building IN question The
architect selected nii make her working dlaWlhr, ~
The Bureau ~ Construction and receive an honoIrum Of
Ir1c o. 500 and one Of $3.50 will he given for the
two rcst best dc- u-. 80,
.i-.ilr. U-h''olord. CLASSIC type or DnidlnS Will
tc favored. - ..u....,, o,,
NlI drawing 70 le sont TO D. u BlENHAM Chief II
Con~tri. don Worlds Columbian ENpo,i lon, Room LIB.
"Thc ROBBERY" Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
Brooklyn
Brooklyn.
THE MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
40 AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, BR0oKLYS.
For Young I.adics-Country.

For Young Iadics-Country.
r, EI.yIDERE SEMINARN.-Sl00 pays for thorough
Ii course in cuisines, partmcnt Win home SPECIAL n
.tqct1n t. ado yhG GdgaS hi Io,i geyh neglected.
- IsHOPTHoEPE.-A Boarding and Day school 10Y
ID dirls. rrcIar for college or gives f1H academic
course 1"'4 p T. %AI 2ih Principal bethlehem Pa
NIISS HAIED'S INSTITUTE. N%oEw NIX: C0MN>, ~
w hgns io lar n I,,iS art. ,asatlan and i-"
CareIiul ATTENTION to s@@ ~ m@ra: u
THE YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY Ttc.h.old y; a.
pleasant home i9 ,yrrnt p,,cin IoI an
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
ID oEDENTOwN O. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE
E Ley T. r. ii D. L EAHH5pSN a. 3 d iSipl'
CHELTEYHAM ACADEMY. oGoTIz. IA; 1901,
TReHgee3 i2i ana Hi,iry dr &C. Tndroasa
Expiration for college scientific school Tor circular.
49, JOHN CALVIN RICE \. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
EASTMAN BUSINESS coLLEGE poura ,,er~ic y Y
B1nkinf Commercial Law. lrnHan'lp 1ors'ep aience.
Arulnetc. Sc T'cgrapay stnoraihy Ty2. VIM g. &c.
noticc c6arc Tor situation, furr d send for atty,
a. LMwooD SCHOOL TOR BoYs At Milford. Conn.
~ T1r,i>;- whe unfoitpt.'e IN Tn. Hanar~moa: q
he sons ., T do G TO fEixR e. H e sa q
Il EEEHOLD INSTITUTE. freehold ). j. i5h year
college ~ IaJ''.on specially OnNnrs hsA school
{, UMNEE SCHOOL a. the Pook.Nll Military Academy.
Loca ion1 u s. - n ,'5' b S fSaip3
Send for circular
~ ORwAIK MILITARY INSTITUTE.
~ NOEWALK. CONN.
Prepar.- for Col,-c Business.
Thorough teaching taiGlI tanning. Mo1c'A,r
charge. superior binding.
FRANK s ROBERTS Principal
=, UMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS. . -
- At THE BRYANT - uO1I- Forlyn, J.. J.. >. =
Ov rlOo1ng L. l. Sound. >end Tor tlu-tfn'd Catalogue.
V,HT PEEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY
9th &. D.. y. 1880. S'id ~ ca'foSue'
JOHN y. 1IinIN. A. II II. D., Pril' pal
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Railroads
CENTRAL R.R. OF NEW JERSEY.

CENTRAL IL. IL. OF NE W.JERsEf.
% TIN; TaSs q D3SemsSSr'52E liz isao wn,..,,,,,
$50 for EsG1 MaYSa SngHk sha MHssoa s1s
bury and d. c Snaaay' ''' ''0H ~au'A
S 600 Tor fas'oa and Mauch Chunk On Sundays,
a. a. n FOR i.a,,on ,iash Chunk. wikesbarre
S s@a sanary Wancr dStcugh coach to
ico p m dnly, FOR Ea,.on; Mageh Chunk Eeadns
HARRISBURG. Pot,yle &C. on sunday. FOR l?maqg1 a.,o
burg wiEosbarre scranton, Tamaqua. POt.,ie. shame
o. e: Fs,s sa ' %, Aeq GSSnt Reading Harris,
f9G ior I I,-,a ara AAilo9tt93yn. -,
~ Fr fr,eSoG 2 a, AS H. ii Is a. H. G So r." 80
For Long Branch and points south to Point Pleasant a,
except ocean Grove and Asbury PARK 90 a. m. 90
70. Res na9k. at 80 =. HE a m. 20; 400
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 a. a. u. fiiioE C4,s 1850, g. oIO p ~
Tor Tons Ei;cr. na,nesas Park. and Basnecas. 445
For Atlantic City Vim and AID slge son a: Is g. M
Tor Monmouth Beach and scabrght at SIS. 1l:15
FOX PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Tor lhld ipaii a. 80. -, 80, II 80 a. n, 30
S%p$ $685. &c. oS 20 GoI 49, So II "a 10 ns15
To- Ia;mo,' lad washneten daily at 90 II 80 tev.
$50 p M da5 nl-ht' txctIt Sturdy niisit Slndil;
40 9t a. 900 ~: have connection for Reading. HaF-
Tor sudbury a.d williamson, via Philadelphia. at ,5
9cs,cp, S,.aay nist suadasV 5do p u H. "'-sn'
lIf.. SEATS 'in Do pro. titd 40 a. IT,
a., ~ m al IT'D G'dy XIV 3 49, o2 eoai, 20
bafcasc from hotel residence
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Srw Dnblirat,ons.
SMALLEY'S LETTERS.
LONDON LETTERS. AND SOME OTHERS.

LONDON LETTERS. AND SOME OTHERS.
BY GEORGE W. sMALLEY. London Correspondent Of
The NcwYork Tribune Vol l. Personalltles-Two
Midlothian Campaigns. Vol H. Notes on Social
Lfc-Notes on Parllamcnt-Psgeants- Mlscclan,s. Q
volumes $40 Cloth, Uncut Edges and Gilt Tops 1900
Mr.. smaley has resided long IN London that has
become our distinguished Interpreter Of English con.
temporary ltc His letters have been chiefly comments
upon current interests. They contained Information
which helped III the imperfect knowledge We
have had Of English and European matters. They have
supplemented own information. They have photo.
graphed the society the proceedings the which
notable among the English people during this
letters trustworthy Of the way things are
going on in England as an American ought to sec them
Boston Herald.
The letters twenty years in all. and deal
with really astonishing variety Of character and incident
and topics in rblic affairs when from
day to day they were en.-(standard Chicago.
For The part Mr.. smalcy tells of English life and
English public men, and what he to tell /, told in tho
best manner Of what Matthew Arnold used to call
the ''Ncw journalism" lie has a keen eye for
the salient points Of character and individuality vivid
way Of presenting and memorable occasions
end wide acquaintance with English social lfe its ways
and It's personaites.-( London Times.
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instruction


For Bows ana 1OuH5 -hCh-Oi'J'
CLASS FOR BOiS-Int .rmcc;ate ana sdFanessd
"A pr1des students prepared for college. a" scientific
,rbo6ls and business. w. f. CHASE. - Wet JOth-st
a -CIRCULARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS FEE sta;'
n hoys ID citt C0untf( n "
1jI'ySsOON American School Bureau w. lih-st. " Y
tCur PARK COLLEGIATE School, - West 10Th.
~, does primary, M neuItle 'iD Oo''eN''' WIN
tuubers limited highest icfc euce,. =, ,,,--,,
Timer J.. PHILLIPS NJ. A., Principal.
INSTRUCTION in commercial! branches eocuLon. MILL
- ri.nr. and tacucs ahu deficient English given on
ess ouaole terms; long e1peri 'nce. Gail tuesdays ad
-HN''uS'N b r. HYATT 1l3 Madl>o lave.
ncTPARATORY college school 40 l79 West +!th.st
Htonduced by II. T.. Wells the esrnef tau4ht now 70
,bonoLt oNc,rf-od and speedy dNel pment Of
aies by tho methods o. instruction cmroYed; personal
attention 70 each: limited % :velv" scholar
xtvFret1y GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,f73 3rosdws7,
Y near i2ds $50 y,ar,, PAM G va %ms'il a,d
x c. UFNDRICKSON. Principles.
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Musical Instruction for both Sexes.

TINE OLD AND FAMOUS - $1,000.
For 20 year. located At -
Z FAST 14TII.ST. ONLY. 80 DOOR EAST OF 5TH-ANE
Established 1861 Chartered 1885.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING for the deception Of Pupils
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Tor sale by'a booksellers. will be by the pub
fishers postage prepaid to any part Of the United States
Canada or Mexico on receipt Of price.
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Or. STRINGS SaNITARluM,

SAKNTU(st NPKINt'~,
open all he year. Equipped with best applianceS
among them massage, vscuum treatment Swedish move
nen suspcrsory treatment electricity Turkish Russian
Roman cctohcrma French douche and other baths ana
mineral waters cheerful for treatment or recre"
ton outdoor and indoor sports. Send for circular
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For Young Ladies-City.

CA v-REV. DR.. AND MRS GARDNfRS
a. SCUOOT. TOR GIRLS. Coz 5tn-aYs. 32d year.
Mrs GARDNER, Author OF "IiiStory In Rhyme"
MISS NJ BLACKwELIis school and kinder2aIten for
wi Cbnd,nn r.0lcn~ october ! 81 100 Ef~i s3l-st
,r1Y Y0EVAY INSTITUTE founded 1851 Home and
nav school GOLD AND BRONZE MEDALS. PAEI
~ pGSrTIOX 1850 80 and ~ Ilst-st. ana Yves.
Endavc. MHr. NNN +NNh'AN-'' '"'pN4'
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THE OGLETHORPE HOTEL,
BRUNSWICK, Ga,

Opens IL Fourth SEASON January 10
ImpfOtel iauspoi tlt.On lilies. Plf.Occar seryro
between BruAsWlch ana WAY t!O,s connecting VITA
through tIln- bctNten t. lat and ia AsO.kI. Pa.
Tor sleeping re,erya,ios Ia hotel For routes
and all plI ticulais address
j. H. KING MANAGE
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For Botn SeXcs-City.
rv,u VT prrTJTZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES No. I
| w.. @5tt.,t Branches Boston. Phl. Washlngton
fbcaco pcrlln Paris &c. Best instruction SO per term.
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THE AUST RAJ,

BRENTWOOD LONn ISLAND y. \.
& I4 o. ...... a....
pointed intrnd.d especially Tor a Wutt ard Spring
Dralui Resort Steam heat. op'n wood nrcs. Ia.ofs
OTIS elevator. ga. 't:. P'r % sanitary r0u1 lOl, soil
dy ant sandy aisJmB ana pines. "a, later To- miles "a
AT directions. PAltOgI apps 40 Produce ~. nInye
y. Y Tillns leave foot Last 3ih-s. Fury ~ a. DE-.
3 20 and 20 y. IL.
W. IL. JOHNSON
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IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sdl.n@ Tor w.io.A and Nnt".rp wccNy.
lIGF~i.AN D...... W,du, -dtY. IrbIuary II. !
MAI~IA y ~ttIa,. trJlafF -. a.
Cabin Hl;.- tir.i Cabin so and upward Excursion.
cgj ana upward. Second Cabin. go Exclusion, 800
AID --" - ,rt@, a. ftYF low rates.
PETER WRIGHT & son. Gcnl Agts. Bowling Green.