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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DIR. sCHAFPs RELIGIOUS ENCYCLOPEDIA.

Oh SCHAfF'S RELIGIOUS ENClCLOPEDlA.
Funk Wagnalls have Just issued In four volumes,
q third edition carefully revised and enlarged, OF the
Rev. DR.. Philip Schar's wellknown religious ency-
clopeda, work which Christian scholar or
preacher we'll afford u be without. While II
embodes the latest and most approved results of re
gi0uS scholarship in the wide and comprehensive field
which il covers, II is written IN such a plain and
simple style that il may be understood by all Not
the least valuable feature Is comprehensive encyclo-
peda OF living dvines and Christian workers OF all
denominations IN Europe and America, which, however
contains few minor errors, for instance, when II
gives the full name of DR.. Newton of this CITY rs
Richard Heber instead Of Reginald Hebcro Few men,
especially clergymen, can forgive mistake IN the
spelling OF their Names and If the publishers are wise
they will speedily get all their names right On the
other hand 1t is only fair to say that number
Of errors in previous editions have been corrected and
taking scholarship and research II has been written
mp TO date and those whose interest in religious dues-
tons has been stimulated by current theological con-
troversies will find under the appropriate heads facts
that have an important bearing these controversies
The various articles relating to the Bible are especially
valuable. and give those conclusions Of the conserva-
tive Biblical critics OF the churches which are now
almost universally accepted by Christian scholars
Nearly all the great theologans and scholars OF Europe
and America have written articles for this work. so
that IL may fairly be taken the explanation when
modern Christianity has to make for itself Dr. Schafi
shows himself to be not only great allaround
Christian scholar but careful and discreet editor and
this work will stand monument Of his learning and
ability.
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,HyE,T SHORE RAILROAD. q. ". c. &

w H. r. r. r. Co L.>s-el.-Irans leave W Il 42d-st.
(NcW-IOrAl follows ana 20 minutes earlier
the Jay-st. (NcwNoI Hamilton London. Detroit
and chicago. 10 a. . 10 p. m2 5 Is ,. III; -
Louis . 10. 5 rs D. Toronto no 100 a. m rs.
X Is b. m. Buffalo. Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls 30 10 100 M > Is p NJ 5 Is .. r.
Utica and syracuse 30 10 100 > Ia = ID D. m
II :3j a. runs only to Uticas KINGSTON 80 '7lJ.
D. N. Cat.Sl and Albany. 3 30 Z is 10 90 IL :35
a. ~. 80 t5 D. "a 90. 90, > ID OranstOn
West Point Cornwall. Nrwblrch. 3 80. s7:lj, :25
10 90 10 Is, ~ 80 a. m rs. al 90, 80 ) l5
as IS D. m for Cornwall and Newbulgh. Montreal AID
Canada east, Is M. - 10 p. 3D.. Le ant sleeping
ears for BuIaa NIAGARA Falls, Toronto Detroit chicago
and St Louis al through trains. SARATOGA Specials,
Caldwell. Lake George, III 81 a. m. uarog car AZ
tachedl Gay except SUNDAY a3 IS m. Satuiays only,
atrrskill, Hunter. Hobart BloomYile Grand Hotel
Station AMI Phocnica. 3 80. II 90 III :35 as 4?
p M. Paror 10 BlOomNille, Grand Hotel ana
Phoenicia (ior KaaterskiD II 90 a. NJ II S5 a. M,
3:45 p. M Trains and sleeping car TO B.oomyine on
80 a. m. (Sundays only. NowPaltl lakes Mohoh,kx
and M.nneNaska 80 a; m. Ill 90 IL :s5 n $50
Half Holiday Special, saturday only i:i5 p m; ior r
Stati.n and Phoencia. Paor car 70 BsomNlhe' Ia
lenvle Cairo and Mountain House station I.io'
Ia :S5 NJ. aS 20 p. m Par9r cas- to Csss9n SlS S'
KIN Mountain Nsht Line 30 a M sundays p Sliy,
Daily except saturday All other trains dliY eNeeps
sunday Leaves Brooklyn, via BrooAyh Anhe ~
1000. 10 40 a. m. a3 100 p jersey cry r. ~, IL
Station. 40 30 III 90 a. m, az % p. m f9t ueA'S,
time tables. paor and slcepingcar accomm9Gatons Or
Information Apply Offices: BIOoNyn 1888 VI,
12G Fulton-st. Annex Office foot OF Fuionst
City Nos. 27t. 1903, 7s5 90 Broadway ltS bosSSdy
- Park Place. 80 West 125th-st. ana Mes' ~
C. L. LAMnERr. General Passenger Agent Nsna''oA~
ave-, NeW.YoFk,
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE sc.
FROM PIER $ y. r., FOOT OF kEStoR };sI.
Beach Long Branch. at 80, 10 40 Ia, II 100 H. q 90
Saturdays only. 3:45 80, 80 D. M Sundays 8 80
- For Atlantic Highlands at 80, 90 a. M 100 3:i5,
4 40 40 n m sundays. 80 a. m, 100 p. NJ.
For Eberon, Ocean Grove, AsburY Park and Point
Pleasant at 10 AS q m Il 100 Saturdays ony) 34o 80
For Lakewood Toms River and Rarnegat, at 80
10 90 m n 100 Saturdays onlY) As p m.
For Beach Haven. Atlantic City Vlneland and Bridge
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I EIIluH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF COrtlandt and De.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF CoTtlandt and Des
brosscs sts. a. follows;
" M Tor Nauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
10 a. m. for Geneva Lyons. Elmra Rochester. But.
foo and the West Potsvlc and principal local points
chair car 20 Lyons and Pullman Suspension Bridge
q A. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
30 IN. for Elnira and intermediate points.
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
car 70 Tunkhannock Connection Reading and Harris
burg. D., - ~ ,..,.. $500, -,..,.., 49,
mediate points. Chair car 70 l.. and b. Junction.
so j. for Pottsyille and intermediate points. Chair
20 p m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate pontA
Copnectlon READING and Harr' lrc
80 D. m. for Geneva, LyOns l4. "A, Rochester, Bus
fao aud the West Pullman SIZE, 70 Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge
Trains leaving at s:lo m, IL 80 a. m, D. m. and
40 D. connect for all points IN Mahonoy and Hazel
toll coal regions. - -
SUNDAY TRAINS
$40 a. NJ ior Mauch Chunk. HaLeOn and intermediate
points. and IL a. m for Shenandoah and intermediate
points.
5:l5 p. M for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
80 D. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmra Rochester. Ruff
fAo and the West. Pullman sleeper Lyons and Sus
General Eastern once. 2sS Broadway.
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EEruT9 tqlls.

IN 1TfTATff0UA and Niagara Falls. A Special
" Excursion BY Erie Il. H. on August Sd al very low
rate Tickets good for 80 days Apply at all Erie offices
I'm New.YoTk and Brooklyn. IN THOS. COOK & SON,
29l and 225 Broadway. New-York.
ERlE RAILWAY. SPECIAL EXCURSIONS.
~ "a * a. m. Cbambersst 80 a. m.
Returning leave Shohola No stops west OF Pater'
GREENWOOD LAKE, Wednesdays and SUNDAYS; 70
cents Wednesdays leave 23i.st. 25 IN, Chsmbers.
st. 80 A. m. Sundays leave 23d-st.. 9:55 a. m;
Chambers-st., 10 :oo a. Regular trains returning.
u XCTRSIONS JULY FOURTH AND FIFTH
II To NEW HAVEN the beautiful CITY Of Fins
Large and magnificent STEAMER c. II. NORTHAM leaves
Peek Slip ut a. and returning leaves New-HaNen AZ
IL n m The views along Long Island Sound and around
NeT-IIaven Bay make the trip unsurpassed rare lot
the round trip. 81 25. No charge for berths
18th July EXCURSION TO KEYPORT
ASD MATTAwA N-Steamcr Minnie Cornell leaves
Harrison St n r.. 10 A. m. and p m. Leaves Key
port D. m Excursion SOC.
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L WESTERN RAILROAD.

Shortest Line. Ves,ibuled pullman Coaches
A. m.-BuialO, Richneld springs and OsWegO Express
Via Paterson. for Water Cap SroudSDuIg scranton ng
Sarnton Oycao Itaaca MaNcrv. Em.r1. COMING Gath
shefburne Waerve R!chhsh Springs i'tica
~ Morris creme Otfo d. Norwich tortlud. syracuse
fulton and intermediate stations Connects at Scranton
-, trains Tor Plttston Wilkc,birro DaaVe and North
W. Nh Rand NJ Buffalo with tram Tor IN" West.
20 a. Nottingham on NAL. VIA boOntOn.
n m BnghanIton and Eluirl EApFcs. for Water Gap
StrotdsOurg &C alton Ow g.. W.yrl' and Elm ira
nets at Scranton with trans for f-tOn, Kings on and
WilkeSlarre. ,,,,,..,. - -, .
80 D. m. (day).-Bufaio Lmlte1 Express via Patr
Tor BuEnani'Ol. Wa
very Elmra. Corning Bath. Wayand. Danvile. Mt.
Morris &C arriving In Buffalo at 80 a.
. A. m d,ilV buffalo RchA'ld Springs and Oswcgo
EHprs- stroud burg scranton, Bnghamton Cortland,
Srracuss Fulton Greene oxford Norwich 81 arhurno,
Watsrylie Utica &C.. and I'D points on Buffalo Dyisloa
connects with trains for the West.
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xvw-vogx ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

Trans leave West 4-d-st. at 7,J5 a. M. % minutes
earlier fo Jayst for MGdle1Ma ~, BoonSSGs;
Manor hancock Carbondale, Scranton Walton, DENT.
Sidney Norwich Edmeston Ctica Rome, Oneida OsMeso.
Derr.It chicago, and points West.
s.iJ a. M, stony Ford Campbell Hall, Lakes No
NuneWasIa waikiki valley stations, Mlddic-
town B.oomngburg, Ellenville, FallNburg, Hurley
yile Liberty, White Lake
"a,15 D. 49,. Campbell Lake. Lakes Mohonk and Mime
waSfa Waikiki Valley stations. MIDI etOWn. Blooming
b1rg Fllensile Ia l>bulg, HureyVe, Liberty, White
Lax. 10 kand. - , r,,-.
Na'o~ Roe kand. Wa sidney. Norwich, Oneida, Os.
weco Roch ser Niagara Falls Detroit Chl,agO and w 81
pullman sleepCrs reclining cha car IT, 70 Suslchs On
Brdg,. , ,,,.,,... MI 49,.
Eli - Mo- Falsburc. L.bcr,y, White Lake. kockiand.
Daily all other daily except sunday
draWugrOom scat, and slecpng-car berths OBJ
tolned AZ S.3 Broadway. New.YorI. J. L. ANDERSON,
q p 4. is Exchange Place, New-lork.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASiiINGHON

ROY AL BIZ l. LINE
For Phiadepha a. a. 80 % 49, 800 10 oo II 80 m
49, go ~ 40 o ~ 3o ~ 90 80 D. n 20 4 40
90 G 100 p. m, u Is night.
For Baltfomre and Washing daily 90 IL 80, with
Dining Car, a. m, 100, 1880 Dining Car. . 90 p. No.
Trains leaving at as, II 80 a. m, 30. 100, 500
80 p. 10 10 night except Saturday night sundays
80 90 90 p. H. have connection for Reading, Har
rsburg Pottsvllle, sc.
Tor sudbury and Williamsport, via Philadelphia. at 45
A. m Il 80 Buffet Parlor Car, 80 D. II 10 midnight
except SATURDAY night, Sundays 8 90 D. n. ~
Tickets and ParOr Car ats be procured at a. w.
POI, as ga, lao. 823 broadway, T3i 6h-aye 2ei
$50 Fulton-st % Broadway brooklyn.
New.York Transfer Company will call FOR and check bag
hotel resIuelce
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RAILROADS..
Railroads.
i N'aV-V0Tk B Lone Branch Railroad.

SUMMER SCHEDU LIZ.
Trains leave Nev.York for Red Bank Long Branch
o' Rove A. Jury Park and Point P!ea' ant; -
Oc ,,c, n Llbcrty.st.-4 80, Is, IL m, 80,
TX rug 80 (expqc-l 100. 80 eXPrsss1 o;So 900
From foot o. coandi Or De bros 40 So r9
"a a. ,f " 10 100 D. NJ. sunday. $40, 0A0
a. NJ 10 p H. do not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean
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New Dnbllrdiions
DOCKS FOR SUMNER READING.

Now Ready. Fifth and Cheaper Edition, s1oo.
ROMANTIC LOVE AND PERSONAL BEAUTY,
BY HENRY T. FINCK, Author of "Thc Pacific Coast
Scenic Tour" etc., ETC., 12mo, s1.o0.
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uIiIF WHITE MOUNTAINS EXPRESS.

, ,,rough train Of Buffet Parlor Cars aud Coaches
vii, ' And after 29th leave Newf0rS rand Cen
Ial SJi.' 10 90 a. NJ Due at Fabyans az 20 p ~.
~ zine schedule nearly one hour shorter Than last
'e'72n tables giving full de,a. may be Obtained az
IIcket O,icke Offices In New-York or nv addressing
ana city O' c. It. HEMPSTEAD
General Pa scnRer Agent,
Eew.Haven. Conn.
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A TRIP TO ENGLAND

By GOODWIN SMITH, D. c. L.. Author OF Canada
~nd tbs Canadian Question" ETC., etc. 16mo, rs cents
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Railroads
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAlLWA of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Des5rOsses and COrtIandt Streets.
as fOii0ws:-

rs kOiiOWs:-
On and after JUNE goth, 1891.
THE FAST LINE
e'9o A. M:L7Puman ys'tbgle Sleeping ana P.rI,,
M; Chicago 100 D. M and St. Louis 90 D ~ ~
next day Connects also for Toledo except ssupas1 y.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
lOiOo a. M-COmposed exclusively o. Pullman y,su
ng a HIdfGng Sad stat Room Sleeping Dining snok
stehogapGefs and typeSrers 6a hroons o 5efs
sexes ladies' maid barbershop library al the con.
a. m, and Chicago 0:,3 a. m. next day -"
IT. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Hsw,: New: ana Dining Cars RON Hew;YOrE TO 81.
iogncus; Arrives Cincinnati 10 80 a. m. aud ST..
Louis Z 40 D. Ia. next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
Ing, and Pennsiyana RalrOsd gestibaie P.ssenSei
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
oiJo r. M.-Pulman vestlJuls Sleeping Car rew.York
R pi Dfs L N" SheagG MAJ and P,.
burg TO Richmond ard CHICAGO. ArriySs at cOumSSs
DeI, d. D. 5 M C Cincinnati 80 M CHICAGO 80
'i for SHG and dy except sas9
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
Sn Mn sSSfgHs o;s he sS:Hsss
,S SG, az 5rslyGs H DSS, a: c@TDgs 70 s
second 9oTnns connects Tor Todd daily and S
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. AND THE sorru
with Dining Car to Baltimore) daily, except SUNDAY
10 10 a. m, arrive Washington 80 D. m and 80 az
gressional Limtd" daily, with ming Car. a, 20
?. NJ arrive Washington 25 D. M. regular s1pSess
20 8 100 30 and II 90 a. n, 10, 80 90 and
90 D. NJ and IL IS night. For Baltimore only I "a
8 100 D. m. and y rs night ~ wv anu
FOR LONG BRANCH, POINT PLEASANT. and ,n,.,.
m no do stations, weekday 30 10. 10 a. A.
y 200 noon. 80 $40. 40 20 10 and 90 n M
se1hG ia' 70 80 a. m. 5:l5 do not stop 4,
Through Buffet PaIlor Car. WV
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express : 20, 20 5 100. 80 10 Chicago limited
u lhg-taf, and 10 10 Washington T.iinited Win
6o go aldo II o 30 a. m II 20 20 80
200 p m2 ana 12:l5 night Ace5mmodatoaa. il .Io
30 90 I'D, ii0u Ti1 I Fl d. Sundays express. Is
100: 20 500 80 90 and 900 D. m sod
l2;l5 night. AccOmn odafiOn 100 D. M ' D
For Time tables Of trains local point, on the
Nah'a "a roid ~ tenn. apply az fol- owing TirEe.
0 1a 100, o.. tS2 80 and Broadway House.
500 Futonst and Brooklyn Annex stat on toot n,
jersey C.ty " '''' '1'''oh'
The New.fQrk Transfer Company viii call for and chsck
baggage from hotels and residences through 20 dest,s,,
CHAS f.. PUGH. r r Won ''i'n.
~. ~.
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CENTRAL II. II. OF NEw-JERsEl
ALE RAE ROUTE
Vn THT SEA SHnRE

For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at go e15.
II rs a. m 80 80, 800 D. m. Sundays rs a. m'
400 D. m. except FrschOld).
For Red BanS Long Branch and points south 70 Point bn
Pleasant at 30 ) 10, II 10 a. NJ 80, 2:l1 8; 80
700. $50. $50. 600 m SUNDAYS, except Ocean
Grove and AsbIGy P2N PIP II go a. m 200 d m po
negat 30. Is a. m. 80. 80 p m. ,,
For Haven, Atlantic City, Vneland and Bridge
ton. at ( 80 a. m. 80 D. IN. -.
For Monmouth Beach and Seabright at ;9o $40 a. '
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GRAY DAYS AND GOLD.

wANDERINGS IN ENGLAND. BY WILLIAM
WINTER Author Of "Shakespeare's England" EVAN
derers.'- etc., 1smO, cloth, gilt, rs cents.
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MR.. CRAwFORD'S NEW NOVEL,
KHALED: A TALE OF ARABIA.

BY F. MARION CRAWFORD. Author OF "Mr 1saacs,"
"Ssracnesca," ETC., etc. 12mo, cloth extra, 81 20
sbounds in stirring incidents ana barbsriS pictnr
the love struggle OF te unloN td Ana
Is manly in its simplicity and noble In It's ending Mr.
Crawford done nothing better than he ha done any
thing As good as, Khaed' "-The Mail and Express
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a y y
"A NEWyYoRk to GLASGOW and Moy nlIid london
.Assyrsn. Ihur.dsy, July 2 a. m.
steamer marked with does not carry passengers.
Cabin $50 and gpwart Return 900 and upward
AUsTGN BXLDwiN & CO., Agents, IS BrOadway.
A NCHOR LINE. U. S. Mail Steamships
N FOR GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 81. N r. foot OF West 9ithss:
Es9SPdi july H. m m. s. m
Rates Tor Saloon Passage
BY s. S. CITY OF ROME $50 and upward.
according accommodation and location OF Room.
Other Steamers OF the line $50 and Upward.
For book and further Indignation. apply %
HENDFRSON BROTHERS Bowling Green N T.
NOMPAGNlE GENERALE TransatIantique,
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE EVERY SATURDAY.
Companys Pier new No. a. North River r. Morton,st'
LA GASC0GNE. Santelli. ....-.Sat, July IL a. M
LA Oh ANl'AfiNE. BoYer. sat. Jnly 10 a. M
A. FORGET, General Agent, No. Bowling GREGG.
CUNARD LINE.
NEW.Yo..h 40 LIVERPOOL VI. QUEENSTOWN.
N From Pier ~, North River.
FAST EAPKESS NAIL SERVICE
sEtTuria July H. s 80 an
Aui4n'"' TO- EXTRA Is 81 E ftJt.fs aug O.
Bothna, Aug. }. a. m.
Cabin passage $50 and uQward lntermedate, 500
Storage tickets and from all parts OF Europe at verj
low rates For freight and passage apply al the CON-
pany's ONCE, No. Bowling Green NewYo:k; ,
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Jnstrnrtlou.
For Young Ladies-Country.
CTiMIRA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.


ELMIRA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.
Courses Of study those OF colleges, Electric
lights, steam heat and elevator Asronomss observatory
eli 3 M1S' x 6qS fre: Sr
Wy HALLRoME 4NP coLEESHE PREP I5a7 MS
J. ALLEN &Si MA&@E WEI Principal BFidTeon n }.
1 LYNDON HALI-FoR YOUNG LADIES.
sAm "a WELLS s sckR rGa'SMCpP ouSGE SIc l
Mrs. J. V. N. DoRWs BOARDING AND DAY
vi SCHOOL ron G IIdRih;S;o, ,oc,.o, On.
hour S%n om sStS9 Pupils prG of coeae
n GoNTz SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Removed IN 1883 from Cnestnptst r4adsB l TT. 70
9eOn the lG 1SS %ed5cysay S Si &c. For
eulas apply to Principals ofonti School. Montgomery
d BENNINGTON o. - SEMINARY AXR LADII IFS
N'aE TniHios hAYEoS. B. D.. President for % years
AEf R scMo 6J,ns A'E ~. yea TG9fhF s
tudy from kladergarten through Hatysid Course ;oi
iCS S%es sdar.s 81 AG&Es School S Jaw '
= + CATnERIYEs HALL5:h year Long Island ,d dS
e Large 'G and e H s Of pfosors and teachers
o b lGr adS c9F Terms for 5oard including
English French German nd from $3.50 per aGnq4
AGT DAY PR i 6S a9 SpH to SISTER c1GoE
2s6.292 washingtOn.aye.. BROOKLYN
II, FMPLE GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY Saratoga
dd sesns' cmAS f. po& Sfft Pes g
rI,HE YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY, Freehold y. j.
edues pleasant A Mt: E N!S cff b. Prne
TINE MoF $AEyVlAAsNyS sEN5YAEE BETHLEHEM.
educator 81 young women invites examination OF It's
", ALNU'T LANE SCHOOL formerly Madame Clements.
5 Ias opaSs Sba as
s sDd OSFe 6rspsaoy Courses PUS Wellesley
on our 'S %3. 4aop ESs 'l f.
Miss SARA LOUISA TRACY. A. NJ. Associate Principal
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MACMILLAN & CO., Publishers.
no FOURTH. AVE. NETWORK.

Eighteenth Edition post paid for 2oc. or stamps.
THE HI MAN HAIR; Why Il Falls on
PARKER M LONG a Co 1913 Arch-st Phna, Pa.
'Fvdrv one should read this little book 'Athenaeum
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= UROPE AND THE HOLY LAND. Send for
h Programmes OF Ci4zcs Select summer and Fall EX-
cursons 1891. London and Paris Weekly EXCURSIONS
at $3.50 First Rhine trips, $3.50 Rhine and Swiss;
s3OO Rest tckctng facite 10 all parts Of the United
states Europe and Round the World Ocean tickets by
All lines Two excur'ions 20 Europe by specially
chartered steamers
II. GAZE & SON, $40 BROADWAY, N. Y.
(Est1b 1S44.)
Sole Agents of New Nile Steamship Co.
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SIathcr5.


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~ Supplies Professors, Teachers, 1UtOs, GoVcrAesseA
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families Crcg.ar. schools parent. Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM CONRlEltE, Room Il. loo 5th.aye.
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CHAKLE> ION. ). C., the South < southwest,
ne s AER SIT F t6MPRNY
From Per 20 L. h loot Rooseyclt-st) at 8 p. m:
YFMASSEE, Chas and Fri, July B..
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