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Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-27
Gardening.

Some one mas said that gardening lH
the philosophers stone; the divinest
form of modern alchemy; since, by it's
aid, we transmute the poisonous rubbish
of the earth into pure gold; or what is
even better, into delicious fruits, health
giving vegetables and flowers. The his
tory of the garden is as old as that OF
the human race, which, according to the
scriptures, had its origin in garden.
Ever since Eden, the garden has been
an institution valued by the most en-
lightened and cultured people of all
lands. From India, China, Egypt,
Greece, Italy, Spain, and all great CEN
ters of human culture, come glorious ira
ditions of gardens. The Tale Mahal of
India is said to be second Eden, bear
ing the inscription. eff there be para
disc on earth, it is this-it is this.'' 1t
was a monument of love, just as were
the hanging gardens OF Babylon and
many others of more modern date.
The garden has become part and
parcel of the best home life of all coun-
tries, and especially of the Anglo
Saxon race. When we look into the
early history of gardening, we find it
consisted first in the collection and
culture of plants, herbs or roots for food
or medicine. Then with wealth and
leisure came shade trees. native or
exotic; and flowers, native or intro
duced, and so more highly valued for
their rarity and beauty. First is the
struggle for actual life and health; but
with success, leisure and wealth come
the leaves and flowers, the story, the
poem, the history and the leafy crown
of wild olives, which even the Greeks at
their highest and best, priced more
than gold.--[Report of Committee to
Southern California Floral Society.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-27
Saving Wood and Silence Disassociated.

The young girls at South Seaville sew
eral weeks ago formed wood saving
club, their object being to raise money
for the church of which they were MEM
bers. They accepted jobs of saving
wood for any one in Seaville who chose
to hiro them. They have sawed up over
twenty-five cords.-Cor. Philadelphia
Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-27
About Dates.

ABOUT DaCeB.
Professor Van Deman furnishes q
writer for the Green Fruit Grower with
some interesting statements about var
ious fruits. Regarding the date he ia
quoted as saying:
The date is especially adapted to the
southern parts of Arizona and California.
The Colorado desert is in all probability
as we'll adapted to the cultivation of the
fruit as the valley of the Nile in Egypt.
There are already, not only in Southern
California and the southern parts of
Arizona, numbers of date trees in bear
ing, but also in Southern Florida. In
the latter state, however, do not think
the date will ever succeed az we'll as in
the two fret mentioned. / imported
from Egypt, Algeria and Arabia, through
the department of state, number of
rooted suckers of the choicest varietieR
of the date. These are now growing in
several places in Southern California,
Southern Arizona and New Mexico. Al
soon as young plants can be grown from
these they will be more widely distrib-
uted, and in all probability in years to
come the date will be sent to market in
large quantities from these regions.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-27
miles,s Nerve and Liver r

Miles,s Nerve and Liver Pills.
Act on a new principle liver,
new discovery. Dr. Miles's Pills speedily cure
bilioumess, bad taste. torpid liver. piles. con-
stipati0p. Uuequelled for men. women, chill
dron Smallest, mfdest, gureatl % doooot D
oonN1. Samplse Tree. Rx @. 81. HanOA
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-27
Eureka District.

The lead-silver mines of Eureka dis
trict continue to attract great deal of
attention from investors who are de-
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-27

Il your blood poora Take BssCHAxs PULLS
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

" W. s3ati Station! r. Co S. ies,ai1 a. fol-
low, rand and tea 9lna'es 'af!gT from West I56.s
a2p pa for N%S' as. F%s station F s's%cla
noomile i.enIe cs!. M0"ns tain S WSInn
c ard saSp s"Ha aA n We Of d%n &5
7 ,1a @ S So Sfsss sH s% sa 1Ss ra'
1890 d Da s ls D % es Ssa
sa;y for sg@p Sp1a nay f FOR SftSs
'phocni"a. Hunter, Kaarrskill Grand Hot. station,
STANFORD. Bloomv1e' New-ialtz' Lakes Mohonh and
i'Srlor cas- to phoenica Grsnd Hotel Station Bloom.
o. ,I;i5 T. VI. piny except SUNDAY for kngss,n
rsGe s n'd Ndn n sa s.son "nI aeny Saw
patti I.aKes Mo6cnK ana Minnewaska' Albany, Sam.
Psrlor cars TO Phoencia. Knoxville. Saratoga and
1,1S p VI. -sa,ur4rvs only for Kingston phocnica.
Grand iiotl Station. Stamford Boomville. Hunter,
Parlor car to Bloomvinc.
% ,as o, Sf' s.a sd'y Arn t9 iS1,Ss
Ksat@r.EilI. Xew.ialti, Lake. Mohonk ana Mime.
qo S''.S aa s %S%ss G s,'Go sn
and Caldwell. Lake George paror cars . Grand
Boomyille saturdays.
b,y s'' g s"pd's Mon 1S' a0' nca
cnss. Rochester BunaIo: Nasar. tas. Detroit. chi.
sosG St LGI except s. sa. sSs TS Or, S.w,,
Iaoy sa'atSsa ana Montreal. r,,,. 49,.
cster B1rao Niagara Fails, Toronto. Detroit Chicago
$3.50 s. W-ca.snn Mountain Mgr, Line. Sundays only
"cpne ear 70 inoe9 p,do. ana hI'onye
to,'iSo 90 a. er n scP ~ Jersey yiy Z X K
SS gvf( q NV S' 1o g Il 70 nj g p IN
NEwnrRG LOCALS $40. 10 rs a. M; 4 rs. $50.
?Ssie;Sssssi. 10; ISd's Slasars Fan. Toronto De.
0 GG'f F., s. s S' IN "a through rs p and
car accommodations or Information apply cnccs BrooR.
@ a.: Ss%S FL ea AS? 7s Ss 'f ndS
az s n0TT M 81 VA rs..ensa .rcs
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a THE NEWYoRK TEIBUNE WILL De RE-
way. I'd door north o. Thirty -nrstst.; and ADvER.
EASEMENTS at the following branch Onces: e54 Sih-
ave-; c. I'D list log 6tbave. l57 Fourth
corner 700 Ihrdsye. co:nr Forty eventh
o20 ThiIdavc., SIXTY frStst. EOS Flrstavc
LOG West Forty l75 columbus-aye 90 Liberty.
g.. 257 West 42d-st. l49 chusch-st. 554 Third ave
''' a. n. HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East onehundred.
andtwsnty- Afth-st. and 2S west One-hundred-sh
twenty .afh-st. 10 D. m. ss regular ONCE rass.
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore & washIngto
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

phu,a,Inh, r.x,rc.,. 400 7.45. 900 1000 ll.3o a M
r nnl1Iss ~ MIA aI sasa s., 100. sSS
G 70 go o. 80 $50 Tao b Nth dining H 9s $50 With
D.. with dnilg car. 40. $780, dining car 0oO y '"'
Aaiions trains weekdays for Baltimore e. 500 PIE T
Pa,S, co Roy i5aS. po Ss' c Sn
sSsSPt harri,Cgrs M M os Except aTrSnrg
$780, ess ss:'iy; ID NJ
nisAi eSssps Saturday night suHd-y' p H. IT'D
p sss ~ = $5ssS e. s' '''
s SS .ao oS NO. St5 sS H. TO Aa'"'
40 D. N. s1n5ays $50 a. m. = m
Fog High l;,dge a. Branch and saods dave @ WV
rcrh AIDSy az 3 20 s oSc D. IL 80 sun
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For r,ochold and Atlantic Highlands. 400. sl5 II 80
a. M 30 40. clio p H. sundays DO a. H. wv
For Red hank Long nneh and points South to Point
d afs'a" iso ' rs. 80, ZOO $40 30 gli ~
sundays, except Ocean Grove ana AsoFy r"r"' '''"'
For Il Lakewood Toms river BarneGa, Park and Barno
gat, $50. oil; a. m. 80 40 2 ma..snooo .ao RI
For Atlantic City, VInelona ana bf'ase'on' sou M
Fol- Monmouth beach sesbrrht and Highland Beach,
40 = IS A. M; 40 40. 6i5 y m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOE IONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE ETC.
From Pier N. T.. foot Rector St.
For Atlantic Hirhands Highland Beach, Seabr eht
and Long BFaneh ~ 80 30" a. w a. 90 M; n.y. ''''
For Elbcfon Ocean Grove. Asbury PARK and Point
Pf ec a. i u 90 ., 60 TOO g. no 100 s5' 30
For Lakewood, Tom, River and Barnegas. at 40
L. For For ffre,hoid. az leo. si5. s 80 p. m.
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e RTE Lines,

~ So IN H0 20 q On
6IIc1Gd' VA 1tmxtTAr9rAn LAkE ,oR
hHl 81 FA "A SGHhsfs r> AS6
STREAMS.
Direct route 20 Paasoc Paterson. Tuxedo Ncwburg,
Mddetown Port Jervis Monticello, White Lake Homes
dale Scranton. Blnghamton Elnir Corning. Watkins
Gen Bath, Hammond.port. Avon Springs. Rochester.
Horae.ve Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto Chau'aue ia
Lake Cleveland Cincinnati. St. Louis Chicago and oil
no,u,s West Trains leave NcwYork foot Of Chambers
:, "a follows and minutes earlier from West 23d.s
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
~ ooA NJ Dsly-via Niagara Fails and Cha1tauquA
wv IAso FlS cai CONT to b Psr Je Il
l mStqe .iaon except sunday iof Monticello
vEsTIBULE LIMITED.
s @ Sa e tS S to esss via G seees
70 chicago. Cleveland and Cllcinnati
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
o,op NJ. except sunday-Fos Bnghom,on Homes.
$3.50 "a ale ar and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
% s fa aG 70 s GRss0 s s.e Sss', 70
Bsrao. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
$50 fMis: scid train p Chicago. seeDer' to
FOR PORT JERvIs.
xryEEK pAYs-s a H.. . a 10. 10 80 =. M. p. M.
Wssp sdpscay.- 80 h. g. 80 80 F. H. 50 40
FOR SEwBURG.
xx,EFK DAYs-9 A. m 3:t5 p. m. AS D. m. 80
w D. r. 7 % N. sundlys-9 a m. y. n. D so D. III.
SPECIAL INFORMATION
nIArS AND TIMETABLES Aay ee obtained from
Nl,irEs, cncss Also copies OF "Sumner Homes"
nirng select llst Of hotels AID boarding houses Sub
- unre,n describing vicinity OF NcN-YOrk. "Chsu.
tsuo~a LAKE Souvenir and summon Eaeuf.ons"
,ricKETs AND PULLM'% AScoMM9pnATioSSsS, A.
/ sOi and 9J7 Broadway. chambers ana West .Si-sf
t,r~. New.YorH; 1913 iulton--t. brooklyn lO7 Broad.
way Williamsburg 900 iiudsolst Ho6ok.n eni jersey
co. s,a,on Erie Transfer Company calls for and checks
from hotel. and residences through 10 destination
D. 1. ROBERTS, General Passenger Agent.
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consequence o. the improvement b"ng nodc at ,he
foot Of Jay,st tne i,t d IA " me- ,yrhss n
the Railroad Company at the foot OF Wet
18Th -. Trains leave West i2dst -
$40 a. NJ. g minutes earlier from the foot OF West
l3th.,tl for Middieow4 Boomlngpnrgh; Pot Jcr,i.,
Manor Hancock. Carbondale Scranton. Walton. Delhi.
sidney norwich Bdnrton Utica Rome, Oneida, Oswego.
Detroit Chicago AID points Wet.
9,I5 A. ". for Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk and
Ninnewasks Waikiki Vale stations Mlddlctown Bloom.
inrbHrgh EIonvlla Falsburgh. Monticello. HurcyNiie.
Lib~rty. White Lake
BIS r. NJ. Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk ard Mime.
waska Waikiki Valley stations Mdtletown blooming
bnfeh Fllcnvie, Pittsburgh Hurleyvllc Liberty. White
lave Living ton Manor
700 r. ", Midd etown Pittsburgh Liberty, Liv
inyston Manor RockaId. Walton, Sidney, Norwich,
oneida Oswego Rochester, Niagara Full. Detroit chi
rngo and Pullman slcepens reclining chafi car
free - Suspension Bridge 49, 49,
I.a5 p Al 42d-t. | 30 p NJ West 8th-st. Satur-
da,r oGIy Tor Mddetown. BlQonln CHURCH, EllenNle.
Mountain Dale. Fall'burgh Monticello Hurleyviie.
Liberty White Lake. Eock'snd
DAILY; all Other tans daily except Sunday 49,.
pullman drawing seat nnd sleepngcar berths
obta.ed at 3.3 broadway, NevYork.
! G. ANDERSON g. i. a., Sc EesveTst. New York.
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Railroads.

nQlllOUU9.
.PennsyIvani a
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By
Block Signals&1nterlock ingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
DcsbrOsses and COrtlamdt Streets.
In Effect JUNE 18th. 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
900 A. M-puman vcstlbule Sleeping and Psr.or Cara
Indians hdssspS S.vf Il 10 n chcaso 's5'
Louis 10 D. m. next day Connects also for Io'eio
except S' TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
b1as ss5s.sis
:a.s sdss n snS 61y
Ho SsSGs; s CT aSTf lights o Arrive 'esa
IIS n'. '' Dsx, % a,v Chicago $50 Ill., "
1T LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
2ss and pss ts s.fS os :S9s G' ' s H
s%'tnf st. C." LS sa
Cincinnati 10 .45 a. and St. Louis 100 m next
THE COLUMBItN ENFisES~
2oo M-plmsn vsahyis SeP ssl 1nns
cs.eAs. a from SsH.Iofs csieasS. Arrives in OH
cagO 8 100 D m. next day
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
70 rtts6urg Chicago and Cleveland. Dining Cars New
York to Phadrlphla and pIt,sburg 70 Chicago, Arryes
Connects SsSs's for roi 'S daily eScept SATURDAY, "'
PACIFIC EXPRE>s.
800 r. M-Pulnan Bune. Sleeping car NowYork 70
Chicago arrives weekday. 81 Columbus 7n5 p NJ
Cleveland csS next d egon S1d t% o S 81 d
and d for Cleveland and Columbus Saturday
SOUTH WESTERN EMPRESS.
StS Sase1' @pA' H99 s.; ag PsjnS a.,
ST. Louis: 90 a. m. second morning;
$50 r. R'y Fl SsR'' ssi G%oSe .Pd
s s$s :,
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1910 ws.ns,on t Limited nsp5 Vsso wef rs,
scngsr Coaches, Dinine'css " baltimore. arf'ins In
$40 l'm'sd" daily Fql
E@nss ss % on . NJ ssssa sIs es'end u'1.
t.DEs' 49, Trc'1;' 90 and = IS
is and Fs' p'% S sS 500 and 800 IS"' n.y.
ro; Cape Nay. Zoo p N. Weekdays. Through run.s
'N'0' e' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ted wit. Dining ca. end S sI n.s
s$5SS =. sSs "a % go %
IA & % sSP''.y y I :
g. 'Cg sS 80 AND AND go go B. M
For Tables q Trains to local points % ne PeFn
ns' Z Il :,.,i
Is Broadway and BreoSrn Annex s.aion FOOT q FL
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Nlnsical,

FIRST.CLASS PIANIST and accompanst wishes az
a engagement at summer hotel for board and email r..
muneralon highest references Address Miss d. Stein
wsy Hail. N. Y.
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Railroads..

.AMERloA's cREATesr RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL i, IT. 4! :; j.,
GipEr? LIVE TO RIAGARA FALLS
rktI sTATioS the only railroad static" In the City
Of New York. Trains leave NJ folowsi
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS
San A.M.-Day, except SUNDAYS Mssss: yah ~
p, NJ, Niagara Fails 5 So p. m, Clayton 4;45
FAST NAIL
s1o : SPRING. dG Syaea.s KocSs.i.r
SARATOGA LAKE , GEoEGE AND MONTREAL
$40 & n1Poy o siscpi San s Due Saratoga
NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Daily. duo Chicago . As .. u n'1s dsJ.
DAY EXPRESS.
1C.30 A. NJ Except Sundays. Saturday train does not
'N'oo run o, Cleveland and Detroit
sOUTHWE~TERN LIMITED,
1.55P. NJ Daily. due cincinnat II rs a: m''' ST.
NV GoJis is next p. No ext fha
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1.SS r. NJ Daily, due Chicago p. m. neat DAY.
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
2.30P NJ Excep. Sundsys Due Albany ~. IroJ
WV 90 Saratoga so D.. H.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:30 ri;M 70 D. pay m. ''' D'-''' 80 Ne
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
cnn Y, N,-Dsily. due Chicago v:"0 y. m ST. Loub
b:uu 7Hs. m.
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
ZOO p. NJ Daily. que Montreal 1883 .. m
BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS AND THOUSAND
ISLANDS SPECIAL.
7.onP y-Dsily Que BuNAo 80 g. M. NiasAr
wv FIlS 8 100 a. NJ, Clayton 54j a. Ia.
CINCINN ,TI AND 1T. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Q.n0 +. M.-Da!lv. due Cincinnati 100 z NJ, mum.
O'Vo 4poll, IL rs D. M. IT.. Louis. 80 a. IL.
LIMITED FAST NAH.
Q.f0 p. M.-Dai.y, sleeping.Cs' passengers only car
S.oO i,ea on This tram for Rochester. Dus Z 40 A. III
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPREsS.
Q.1S r. M.-Is.Iy. Tor Bupaio. "a~fSNn OsaeaS
viz nurg Detroit and Chicago.
plII-FlLisD, I.HSOA. sOAAu ADAMS AMI ink
b-Rhsiiih- ilLLo NIa Harlem Di,ison)
I~o through room tsf, " IittaHLu
20 :Ol O. m. due pltsie!d 3j. Nortn Adams 80 D. H.
3 80 H. m. P.t-snei 10. North ADAMS 10 D. IN.
Also Fridays aud Saturdays o1ly at ~ D. h ZOE i'.09
nrlu arriving 6:l5 y. m
Lor time VI tickets aud space In SleepL@
Cars apply Grand Central Station or at ll3 -di
L3 7S5. $50 Broadway. % West l25h go Sollnon"
ave- and lSth station New York 353 W.,hine toa 81
TO Fulon.s,. and - Broadway. E. D.. BROOKLYN.
daily. excep; Sunday Other trains Iin cAllv
Above trains except those avlng at 80. 10 o. M
80 y. stop At l3Sth-t station.
JOHN ~ ToUCEY, GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager Gen'ral Passenger Agent
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WHARF Will You Snpnd the Summer ?

Cocks American Tour Book just issued which contains
50 Igcs and three colord map. viii enable you T. settle
far'orv this aimpofan question snd can be Dad fof
The asking send cents for postage
Tho-. Cook & son. 261 md ,!2o BROADWAY.
Officially appointed Agents fof H. u. fric' He"'ho'N
Central and PennsylyanA Railroads.
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Geatbers.

MEXICAN AND foEEIGN TEAGaERSs, AGENcf
&c. e cGfse'Y sSs'S j Ss e Union saa.t
YEGAN ASD IoEIldS &c Fl aood
q UnSerse. cOs sehos: and Fs%.s S SjJSIIl,Ms
s S6%Rif = E"'f sook nStns 10 ao.a.
Is Ioealtv no FEE for registration. Form for suEi.
PVHUYsSOON Anne lean School Bureau W. I@ta', r
EDUCATED LADY or GENTLEMAN can buy Teach.
IL err. Agency thaI ha' ceCn f'M az Wes, 6li
T. IRsTc CLASS TEACHERS supRsd wp no fHerSe;
AGEScY established Isso w D. Kerr - Ia-t lith,..
CENTT.FMAN competent teach Italian. French aad
VI would TO the country lscr'necS' Auur'
LAN6U AGES Tribune Onice.
IS Hr.tclass teacher wantdi Write for the Se, az
/ DEPARTMENTS. no charge. ~ y EDuCAlAoNAh
UREAU. % Clinton Place. N. y
n RIVATE TUTOR Yale graduate successful in prep,r.
omIlI@s address A. EvERETT STONE, i62 West 4sth.'
,UToi-A teacher Of fifteen years. experience will give
country: no object travelling. Address until July
], J. b. s., Box 16 Tribune once.
aNTED.-I-dy teacher Blpn,t, ior vocal music :;
uESsT's TENCIIEEs' AGENCY 81 East 10th.st
u, ANrED-Immcdatclv teacher piano, organ. for semi
w nary ~ coo 70 ~ 600 re~ident tutor; eoNemcss'
speaking French for girl OF nine yclls also 40 toacht
for September vacancies MISS DONONANS Ir"Vhe'H
Bureau 30 East l4th-et
VVANTED.-Tcocher for two child en- aged eleven ana
w fifteen their summel home. Board glvel lor tui'
ton. Address INSTRUCTION, Phimont, New-fork
WANTED GFNTLEMEN-Tcacher Of English and Ger
w man Southern school classics EpIseops.ah pi ri
French and pIano MIRIAM COYRlERE. Book Build
ing $50 shave, corner GOTH
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for Sale.

! USEFUL LAWN ORNAMENTS. Tho
young Of imported prize Jersey, doth scNesl
! good woodland near X. X. Address I. Ed.
! GAR III NT. Glen Gardner. y. j.
| $40 600 OCO.-27 stops. organs f23. piano.
! fortcs 7l50 catalogue free. DANIEL +.
| BIA fly. Wellington, y. j.
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Wrean Cleaners.
WHITE STAR LINE.

11:onIc June a. go am MS1sss., s.
g. "a Ieusonc Avg ~ p M
From White oock foot Of ws: end ,oos
Saloon rates. y tickets on favorable terms svc
Soa ,bn on these steamers sto aas Rsasdway. Nss
G e y, 10 the Old Country, so 40. -
YSrx Thilsdelphia once 40 WlndEss JERSEY Agent.
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.JApANc,ccHllN''lAl on,..>.n
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

IAPANCHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave san francisco n follows:
prIGIC 800 81. a. tuesday. July 30 D.
OCEANIC OWN call HonolLlu)... August 49, p.
GAELIC Tuesday. September g. p H.
ItI,Ir -. THURSDAY, October o. 3 D.
n.ds ise5 sssl,H 70 an;
Room a. Railroad L h%s2f ST. sTAHf PSDo p.d.
T. H. GOODMAN. General Passenger AgeD.
NEW YORK & CUBA Nal Steamship Co.
Z. s;''s a.:o % sst Se; a:
f%.s s'si s
NiI,AEA Ia,ano and s,gua port. wsd; JpHs S %
HV M n.5% Sse sS 5ay
SS &SSS44IIA6 Sa'.aa ' Santiago De tSa aad 1'
1r,, line Ia; direct connection with and through
E n 5:1 4f T. s't 4 .s Mft u: "a md
For is H. jaas f. f1 %snS cS rs igg''%S ..
n ETHERLANDs LINE.
> s sPAstHEXDHM sataFdy jaiy o a. H.
r ys'T -. P:5 20; sSSts
sSSs .na ps. apply . Genera 50
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
i &$S As% $HBRssSRr ASP
fVnr0S d c. TUESDAY THURSDAY AND S,TUR-
DAY tal.o tor Norfolk wedle.days All steamers leave
A. a n m. RAILROAD connections at alb I'VE points
fof tickets ani statcTooms apply At a. 20 257 2ei,
5.arc or conrany's Office, Pier 90 r.. New York.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES TO cALnI0kHiAf Japan CHINA;
From New.York. pier foo, Of Canalst ~ Y,
for San Francisco via he lsthmus o. Panama.
Oily OF PARA soils Thursday. June 30. room.
From San Francisco, lst and Brannon Sta
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CHINA >ails SATURDAY July .. p. m.
ror freight passage and general information. apply
oompsnys ONCE on he pier foot OF Canal.s... N l.
II. j. BULLAY General Superintendent
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For Both Sexes-City.
n BERCY'S SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
NATURAL METHOD. MODERATE TERMS
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Aalircaus.
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
Station foot OfLibcrty ST., North hi'e'
Time Table In eject June 20, lo9-'
Central Railroad of New Jersey

WASHINGTON 5-HOUR FLYER. DAILY II ~ A. ~
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SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPr SUNDAY . do A. NJ
80 L. NJ.
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FURNISHED hooMS

\ SMALL FAMILY would let neatly
FURNISHED rooms; gentlemen; references
30 West llth-st., near SHAVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
Riding Aeaoemies

n ERECT YOUR RIDING; If you have taken lessor
elsewhere. or are about 70 commence eoceha IHe VII
MALTBY CYCLING ACADEMY,
Adelphi Hall 52d-st. between Broadway ana Itl-aNc.
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VITALWORTH COLLEGE.-Stenographic and Commercial
w lOSllO East l25th.st. New-York-Open entire year
separate instruction separate ladies' department. head
quarters Munson's photography.
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Brooklyn.
vt. CATHARINE's HALL. 2se2e2 wa'hington.ave
- Rrooklyn L. I-Doeesan school for young ladies' enc
children Prepares for college. Hcspens Sept 20, 1892
Apply to the Superior.
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-05-07
The Favored Class.

Teachers, Ministers, Farmers, Mechanics, Merchants, as we'll as their wives, daughters and sons, who would like to devote at least 8 part of their time and attention to work that would bring them in a lot of ready money during the next few months, would do we'll to look up the advertisement of B. F. Johnson & Co.,, Richmond, Va., in another column, as it may be the means of opening up to many new life and larger possibilities. These gentlemen have been extensively and successfully engaged in busi- ness for many years, and they know what they are talking about when they tell you they can show you how to better your financial condition.
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-05-07
Entered Into Rest.

The Great Reaper, Death, whose sway extends to every cline, to whose harvest time and field there are no bounds, who listens to all, and yields to none, on whom the mothers tender pleadings, the sisters earnest prayers, and the in- tercessions of the beloved have no influence, and he who is the re- spector of no station or position in life, entered the home of MT. and Mrs. F. S. Antrim Sabbath even ing last, and took from them, their their first and only born, little son, Donald Eugene, when he had reached the tender age of only six teen months. The bright, intelli- gent and beautiful little boy had been sick, less than a week with membraneous croup, through which he had made a noble strug- gle and to all appearances had won the battle, when at noon on Sun day, brain fever with congestion set in, and all hope was lost. The little sufferer gradually sank away until the shadows of the evening had begun to gather, when he yielded to the conqueror, and the bright winged angels bore his gen. tie spirit to that heavenly home, where there is no more sickness, sorrow, pain or death. Said the Redeemer of the world, "Suffer little children to come unto me, for of such is the kingdom of Heaven. On Tuesday all that was mortal of little Donald was lad to rest, sur rounded by his grief stricken par ents and relatives and a concourse of sympathizing friends.
 The funeral services were con- ducted by the Rev. J. A. Crouch of the M. E. Church.
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-05-07
In the Nick of Time.

The nick of time to stop the course of bladder and kidney com plaints is when the organs con- cerned exhibit tendency to grow inactive. The healthful impulse toward activity that they receive from Hostetter's Stomach Bitters rescues them from impending dan ger, and averts such dangerous maladies as Bright's disease and diabetes. SIQggishness of the kidneys increases a liability to chronic rheumatism, gout and dropsy, and since the blood is filtered by these organs in it's pas sage through them, the operation of the Bitters serves a doubly happy purpose. The medicine acts without exciting, like the fiery stimulants of commerce. Malarial, dyspeptic, constipated and nerv- ous invalids are thoroughly re- lieved by it. Since the advent of that shocking malady, la grippe, it has been widely demonstrating it's usefulness as a curative and preventive off it.