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study Of the law, Keep your mind open Read

study Of the law, Keep your mind open Read
Plato"
critic not wholly conservative either, has
| since asked why Lord Roscbery should stoop 10
use the word democratic" as if II were an ad-
icctiye Of admiration. 1t includes, says this
critic badness as well as goodness. and so LORD
Roeebery would let know il he wore his Thoughts
outside Will this be thought hcretlca in the
! United States, the country whose constitution OF
government embOdcs more checks upon nemoc-
racv than any other? Culture is here supposed
to tend 10 conservatism Mr. Gladstone Is lor-
ever complaining that the people who have reading
against him; that the CLASSES are against MN
the universities the men of leading and light; the
professions; the scholars, and so on. NO DOUBT
they are Lord Rosebery, however, explained that
the influence OF reading, democratzlng az he ne
lieves il to be, is not democratizng in the sense
of lcvellnq but dcmocratlzing in the sense OF
elevating What is that hut another way of say
ing that il lifts the masses toward the classes;
or lifts ont of the masses certain number oil
readers, who. by virtue of their reading. come 70
sympathze with the classes, and take views OUT
side of their own way of life.
Into such high matters I will not now inquire
further but keep with our Whtechepel orator 10
the practical side of the business: feet well planted
on the earth as became an orator. in Whitechapei
or elsewhere who names Macaulay in the same
sentence with Milton. and who quotes Mac
aulay on books in preference to the author OF the
"Areopagitca" When We give our minds to COM
mercal views and the praise of cheapness Is
sounded from the lips OF distinguished speaker,
one likes 10 hear also what the professional view
is | mean the trade view. ] turn TO trade
organ and read that In time OF wonders
nothing is more wonderful than the revolution
gard TO the production of cheap literature Then
quoting Lord Rosebcry's inventory Of cheap re-
prints, this Underwater adds: And yet he has
made but n small selection from the long list of
the literary masterpieces of all ages that TO he
had for few pence EACH II would seem as if
a grievance were hintcl at here. II is the voice
of the publisher whose rivals wares have been
celebrated and not his own But even pup-
Usher writing in his own organ, can hardly COM
plain openly that Cabinet Minister should not
have made of his whole speech on public occa-
sion booksellers catalogue Elsewhere has
been heard a grumbe that the ancicnts, in their
cheap dress should be eXtollcl and commended TO
the buving public while the dear mOderns were
left unsung Let us do our trade oracle the Justice
70 say he is wiser than this lie sees and says
that whatever stimulated tho taste for books must
in the end. be TO the advantage of the modern
producer of books: lie he writer or publisher of
them. II is a truism but nothing Is so often
disputed as truism by those who wish it were
false. w. w >.
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Musical Instruction

A LII BRANCHES OF MUSIC TAUGHT At THE
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Dancing Academies.

ALTXANDfK NACGRTGORh.
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L. ERNANDOS ACADEMY 1872 last b3'hs.. Bank
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

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Railroads

Pennsy iva
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
Dc.bro.ses and CortIandt Streets
In Effect OCTOBER 10Th. 1892.
TIE FAST LINE
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cleveqandd 20 cR %; S0s rs No. and S.
I%". 45 D. M next day Connects, also for Toledo
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1000 co9posd eAeipsyey Of f p6@s
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ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
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6ncnnati 10 As m, and St. Louis 90 p. M next
|
sp Ss and ksoad
Coaches from NewYork to Chicago Arrives LII 0"''s'
'''O p THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
p & Ghesso y sns S
York - TRisdcPa and Pts9grg 70 G ao d. o Ar
at Gsaqa ar o % daily e4S
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
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J. X. WOOD.
Genera Manager. General Passr Agent.
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Railroads.
'AMERicA'S oss--fGSr RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL

CENTRAL.
~ L HUDSON RIVER r. r.
osoErr IjHE IN WIAGARE FAILS
train; T Trrye e. and asr:rt from GRAND cEy
OF New York. Trains leave follows,
SYRACUSE EXPRESS.
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'.oO Daily, except Sunday. for utcs. Syracuse and
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
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SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
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WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
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ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
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For Both Seyes-Country.
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Banking Commercial Law fcnnanNiip. corFcsrnd'n.e
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notice 40 ch1rg ior Gustons furnished serdf catre
Misce ancous
n REGULARS schools. city country. to parest free
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STONINCT0N LINE.

1 Gb1 BOATS,
steamers s.rsoga and City Of Troy leave Pier a.
~ ioot west lOth-st daily except Saturday a m
IAN Nth trains sr North and Fash Sunday a.
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Delaware. LacLawanna and Western II. II.
stations in New York foot OF Barclay and Christophes
SHORTEST LINE. vEsTIBIL LED TRAINS.


Direct route 10 NFNAIlK El.OOAFGELD. MONT.
CLAIR, TIE ORANGlS, summit. b rnafdsyule, Bisds
ina Ridge, Madi,ou. MornsiowG Pascal Paterson,
10 uton Dover >tlnhouc bIDDS lake. Lang
M1rMc0NG. MacNetts,.99,Tyq1 SSHG9LEYS MQ gC
WAFER CAP. - .ioi p>h. 4, po ono Mcuntlm..
Sro,,' nI22GiiASMITGH 6XFoE6 Y6RWSfch' wa,er.
wiz IrIOA RCHFIElD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE, osWEG0 IIHAcA 0wEGo. ELMIRA
pont. ~ :, i. Il" 80 AND SOY dhwtSr:
lEt,>S. Pullman pastor cars. Connect, II Bufao
with train for Chiciso. arriving 9;i5 a. m. next
7s20 4. M.-BINGHNMTON NAIL. Stops at princL
pal stations -
i.0O p. VI. SCRANTON. BINGIIAMTON and Ell
MIRA INPRF>S Pullman paror
A,IO y. Ms, RANroN. WILKESBARRE and PLYM
OCrH EA PRI>s. Pullman parlor
1870 p. VI. ia " BUFFALO LIMITED EXPRESS
Pullman seclers Arrives at Is a.
900 L. VI. Hsily'-BU FFNLO. UTICA and OSwEGo
EMPRESS. Pullman slccpers.
TICKETS and ~ LLMAN ACCOMMODA ATOMS at IS
Murrsy.st and i29 rroaiway. Tickets ferry stations
7s5 and 9i2 Broadway SO West I25thst 23j Columbus.
ave NewYorS 1888 Washington 81. 726 Fulton & and
3.s BedfOrisNe Brooklyn Time tables, giving full IN.
formation % all stations.
WESTCOrT FXPRE~S COMPANY will call ard
check hagsag. hotel residence - destination
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