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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

Mrs. Fogg: don't care, Henry is just
like you. Even stranger could tell in
a minute that he was your son. Mr..
Fogg: Sh, Hannah, don't say snch things
in his presence; you'll make the chap as
vain as peacock.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

If there is anything like, said he to
his wife, it is a woman who knows enough
to be good listener. Whereat the SER
want girl at the keyhole could not repress
a smile of satisfaction.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

Charles Benson, centenarian with six
years to spare, died in Tioga county,
New York, October 30. He was native
of England, and for many years was a
sailor. During President Garfeld's ad-
ministration he walked from his home,
400 miles, to Washington to obtain pen
sion.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

Acts at once, never fails. One Minute
Cough Cure. A remedy for asthma, and
that feverish condition which accom-
paries severe cold. The only harmless
remedy that produces immediate results.
Newton's drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

It is a truth in medicine that the small
est dose that performs cure is the best.
De Wits Little Early Risers are the
smallest pills, will perform cure, and
are the best. Newton's drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

Pure blood means good health. De
Wits Sarsaparilla purifies the blood,
cures eruptions, eczema, scrofula and all
diseases arising from impure blood. New
toms drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

Housekeeper: You don't look as it
you had washed yourself for a month.
Tramp: Please, mum, tn doctors say
tn proper time to bathe is two hours
after meal, and haven't had anything
Won call meal in six weeks.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

Probably che most illogical name in
America belongs to Rev. DR.. Fewsmiths
of Newark, NJ
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

One is breach of the peace, and the
other piece of the breeches. This is
the answer to conundrum, which we
haven't had time to construct.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

The healing properties of De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve are we'll known. It
cures eczema, skin affections and is sim
ply perfect remedy for piles. Newton's
drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

Ambitious Mexican: I have fame at
last in my grasp. How SO! You know
Memberships Wedding March helped
amazingly in making his fame? Well,
what of 1t? am going to write divorce
march.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

A man who sit, around and boasts of
him ancestors makes mighty poor an
cestor himself.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

While out hunting for partridges, and,
of course, with both barrels loaded with
bird shot, an Ellsworth, Me-, hunter STUN
bled upon three deer. He didn't swear,
he says; he laid right down and bawled,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

De Wits Sarsaparilla is prepared for
cleansing the blood. 1t builds up and
strengthens constitutions impaired by
disease. Newton's drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

Tennyson is said to have declared that
the late Mrs. Ale1ander's The Burial of
Moses was one of the few poems by a
living writer of which he would have been
proud to be the author.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

The longest recorded heard was twelve
feet. That throws Mr.. PETER of Kansas
back on his reputation as statesman.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-09

s. K. HOOPER, g. P. A.,
Denver, Colo.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19

iammenbrinsen tonntsn unb auf it,
rem Jarmen @ebdube nDtbia batten.
90 prrben 9duier, bic 1000 bis
$1,000 9etoitet batten, fir SIS Bis
500 pertauft. Die &dufer boben iie
BON ben 9runomauern ab, feBten lie
auf @doer uno fubren lie iber bic
Yrarte i6ren 5armen gu, mo- iie bic
Steae Der @%aienbduier (Sob 9ou=
1es) etnnebmen ioqen.
9te tdotiiden @9ulo19eine aber
ura bic @4ulbesirts iinb abioz
Tut pertblos geporben unb tDnner
tbren geitbern 9D9itens sur Grinnsrz
un9 bienen an bic elm It blibenbe
Staot, bic balb nur nod bon praiz
rtebunoen, Cullen unb Sdlanaen BE-
tppbnt iein piro. Dur9 sinen einfa=
hen erlab Der @eiebsebung BON Sam
1as tann uno tptro pabri6einli6
au4 geieblid bic Stabt @reensburq
btnpe9gepi19t .&perben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19
9err bon Winfelmanr mirb balb arm

9err bon Mintelmann tpirb ba(b arm
fetn!"
~@ott ioQ's eeben!" lt1pelte Mnna
unb faltete bic 9dnbe.
Na4 a4t Sagen ftiirmte Mnbrsas
Wtntelmann einem Wabniinnisen
slei@ aus benz 9au1e in Der plant,u:
Qai1e. ~@les %perloren," 1tDbnte Ct,
brauben anaelangt. sd bin elm
Bettler!"
~N0es lit astponnen! Sic baben
bic So@ter bes 8ettlers!" lp.a4 lebt
cine Sttmme neben linn.
Wtntelmann 14aute auf Sin
alter Mann ftanb bei linn - be- a!:e
3ptder. ST bate i'm ME inter her
S9aar Der 8ettler bemertt.
sd bin arm!" fagte Mnbreas unb
Elm bitteres 2d4eln umipielte feline
blutleeren 2ippen.
r@ie fmb gtiidlid! i Quf otefe
@tunbe bab' id MIDI 9~efreut! &omz
mems, 9err Wtntelmann."
Mnra t9l1et, ais Der Vdter penn
tebrte. @intelmann mubte brauben
por Der 9utte fteben bleiben. Mls
Der Mlte 2i9t 14lug, ertpa4te oas
MGb@en. r@ater! SIT Der Wn<
breas i@on arm?" frugte lie.
.8etteltutti is e." erpiberte Der
Mlte. rDraubm 1tebt er." Inz
breas batte iebes @ort 9eb0rt. Na4
einteen Minuten murbe bic Sbure &C.
0Hnet uno Mnna lag an ieinem 9alis.
Der alte 3mider fibrte ben jungen
Mann 3u elmer 9rube unb ,Dfnete lie.
sic mar bon NIT Oucaten.
v9as Is bic Mus1 teuer BON meiner
Nett'l! Mei Mabl IS bas &ino BON
an 8ettler, aber fan Bettelttnb, uno
81 perb'n iih bet @nna net 5'14az
men brau@m."
Mnbreas Wintelmann rettete nit
ben Dutaten 3mider's nod 5mei lei
ner 9duier in Der 3ieglertrabe. @r
1tarb, Elm anseiebener 8irger bon
S4ottenfelb, in ben Sttobertogen
bes cSabres 1851.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19
Wcr0an8enc &errlt6tett.

Mit benz @tGbtez8auen eebt es
bieraulanbe 19neQ 49, nie bic Pil3e
i@ieben bic rSotpns" uno ~Gtties"
emppr - aber fa1t mod i9neler gebt
es bic unb ba NIT benz 8erfaq, unb
3tpar iinb es bur4aus nt4t INNER bic
ptl5ftdote" in ben jungen Bergbauz
~ftaaten oes fernen @eitens, bic "iiber
Nabt" babtnl 4minben. Sin re4t
auffauenbes Bei1piel bierfir bietet
@reensbur9, &iotpa @ountp, &as.
Sn ben Sabren 1886, 1887 unb 1888
gab es in gang &an1as taum einen
riibrigeren Srt als @reensburg, bas
3iemlt9 in Der Mitte bes @onnenbluz
menitaates selesen lit. Seine 8epDlz
terung 3Gblte bamals 200 &0pf, uno
fem Men1@ burfte es apagen, gu Be-
3petfeln, bab i'm Sabre 1895 @rensz
burg mebr als 5000 @inpobner 3Gbz
len mirbe, jebenfaus burfte ct iolz
9em 3meifel teinen Musbrud geben.
Die gldn3enbite 3utunft bes Srtes
i9ten ben Ginmobnern Il. @~runbetgenz
tbumsbeiibern 10 iebr perbiirgt, oab
man uiippi9" purbe unb nit einem
Male 6aben mol1te, tpas gu elmer
bliibenben mobernen Staot gebort.
@%rensburg mar Gountplib unb aus
f4laggebenb i'm GountDrat6; 10 purz
be auerit bas Gountn bella tet unb
nit ben fir bic ausgegebenen Bombs
er6altenen @eloe puroen Elm ltattli&es
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sru&te II
Gla4en Dor @4tmmel
an If il hen.

sic 9efuQten, nit Sort beri9lofez
men T1ai@en 1te0e man einige Sage
nit benz Sort nab unten. 9te Poren
Der Rorte bur@3ieben it@ nit @prup,
pel@er 19neu antrodnet unb luftz
bi9ten @er1@lub beriteqt, apenn bic
Blai&en mieber umgebrebt, b. +. ri4z
tig geite1t merben. @ingema4te 5ri4z
tie in @lGiern tDnnen teinen S@immel
bilben, tpenn bie1 elben, in ben @laz
fern ertaltet, *ppr benz 3ubinben bid
NIT 1ebr fem geitoBenem 3uder beoedt
tperben. Guftbi9ter @eri4lub 1T oas
Bette Mtttel gegen @@immelbiloung.
Die BemuBung BON @alt3tl beeintrd9z
tigt ben frtf4en @ei@mad Der 5rl4z
tie. Gut bergeitelltes @iiigobt 1T ni4t
nur cine febr angensbme, 1onoern audi
biltge 3uto5t, beren 9%erteQung I'M
9ausbalte nit teinen belonberen
@4pieristeiten nerbunoen 1T. Ser
tpenbet tann faft aues Sbft merben,
peldes i'm gemDbnli4en 2eben rob
genoKsn mirb, ubne erit elmer befonz
6ere1 manipulation u%nter3ogen merz
ben gu miiNen. Wie gu iebem anoeren
@ingema@ten miiFen bic pertpenoeten
6rii9te reif, gutter 4ualitdt unb UNI
be19abist iein. Qepfel uno 8irnen
tperben ge1bGlt, in Dtertel gel4nitten
unb entternt, &trf@en, @ei@ieln uno
feline 81 laumen ntmmt man gang
unb ni&t entternt; bic groBen pRau<
men t0nnen getbeilt, 9ei@Glt unb entz
ternt tperben, ebenio pfirit@e uno
Mpritoien. BON ben 8eereniorten etgz
men {i@ @einbeere, @tahelbeere (retf,
bod 1iht tpei4), Sobannisbeere, Pretz
Belbeere 9oQunberbeere, Brombeere
(reif, bo4 ni9t met4), Rorneltiri4
defenders aber Grabdpfel uno au@
reife Melonen, bod nut bic NIT bar
tenn, feitem Glsii9. Dte Tri@te tperz
ben mie gu balb1ubem Sbit borgeri4z
tet, iebo@ ni9t apei4 9eto4t, benin le
bGrter lie bletben, beito be11 ere Som
ierber er3ielt man. @inen Cub mill
len ite inbe6en bo& bur4mahen, oo
tie na@ber beier oauern. Menn Der
5aft gum @inbiden ge9ebem mtrD,
lGBt man audi itarten, guten Wein<
ober 0biteiitg auf to@en uno l@ittet
bieien bann nit benz Obltlafte iber
bic Bru@te, bamtt CT nod re4t betb
in 6as @efdB tommt. Das @efdb
muB re4t sut 5ugema4t meroen.
Na9 etpa adt Sagen i4Itte man ben
@aft re1p. @f1ig ab, lGbt i'm auftoz
ben unb f@ittet i'm iiber bic 5ru4t;
natirli@ 1T Bel @efdben, bic lei@t
3erfprtngen, barauf gu ieben, oob 1ie
porer1t oroentli@ bor9etpdrmt peroen.
Sc mirb barauf aufmertiam gema4t,
bab man ein3ig unb allein BLOB guten
ehten Metnz ober 1elbiter3eugten
Obitefiig bertpenoen ion; benin NIT
5abrttsei1ig, tpenn ct ni@t BON belonz
bers gutter Aualitdn 1T, fam man
ii& iebr lei&t bas gan5e Sbt peroerz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19

"N1, ~lWWeVU&U-
lein. Mm sebetbli91t aber lit ben
Sulpen Elm etpas trodener, ausserubz
ter. nit einisem poltommen aer1ebten
9unger Der ebener 2ebm Ianbboben.
gr mub 5u9lei4 gut selodert unb bon
Stelnen gereinist 5ein.
9te Sulpen43tpiebeln unb audi bic
BON 9Da5intben legt man 4 Biz 6 3ou
ttef unb jebe BON 6 Big 8 Bon BON Der
anoeren entfernt. @eioe pfanaen &C.
ben bic beiten Reiultate BEL Der Sui
tur i'm freien 2anbe; Golorit unb
@4atttrungen iinb Bel ibnen 10 mani
%ntgfaltig, oaB feline anbere Blume fir
bic BeieBung BON 8lumenbeeten 10
piele unb 9efdQige 5arbencombinatioz
men barbietst, als lie. Die Tlor5eit
Der 9paaintbe fdut NIT Der bes groz
cus unb Der friiben Sulpe gu ammen
unb baber lit nt9ts letdter, als bic
Sarben1 tala bur4 bic beu> unb ora11z
gengelben unb %feuerrofben @arietdten
gu perpoQitdnoigen.
@elbes unb meibes Mel d.
tprn.
Wuf ben 0er1u9sfelbern I'M Staat
Miiii1iippi iinb t%pertbppue @eriu4e
NIT ber Gultur BON selbem unb meiz
bem Wel1 9torn porgenommen morber,
beren @rgebniNe Die Meinunssoerz
i4iebenbeiten iber ben Mertb bes neiz
ben uno gelben Mailes aus benz Wez
&c rdumen. rs Ser u4e NIT Is @orz
ten BON 1peibem Mats ergaben einen
burd19nittli4en @rtrag BON 43 8uz
ibel per Older, mdbrenb 60 Ser u9e
NIT 20 @orietdten BON eelbem Mais
bur6i4nittli4 1872 8u1bel per Mcre
auf5utpeil en- batten. Ser 9trettor
%genannter Decentralization bat bic Be-
ri9te anberer @tationen iiber dbnlide
Ser u4e NIT ben BON linn angeiteqten
pergli@en uno gefunben, bab i'm Gan
gen genommen bic er3ielten @rgebniNe
ale barauf binbeuten, oab pDn
ben meiben @orten bic
rei4ten @rtrage 81 ermar t.
ten limb.
@ierfreiien Der 5u9ner.
Menn es BEL unausgeieBter l1eberz
mahung Der 2egebennen ni@t gu erz
mDgli9en unb c%on1equent bur@3uflbz
rem lit, bab man bic fri1@ eelegten
@ier fofort parm aus benz Gee tie neb>
men unb bamit bas corpus belicti entz
fernen tann, 10 gibt es na9 ben lang
jdbrigen G%rfabrungen bes 9errn 8.
Mlbre9t fem anoeres pruttii4es W}ttz
tel als: @4la9ten ooer 0ertaufen Der
@ierfreKer. Cine 9enne lernt oas
@ierf re len BON ber onberen, unb BON
Der 9enne AUDI Der 9abn. 9ie Ser
anlaKung gum @ierfref1en lit in ben
psitaus meiite 6dQen Mangel an
@orgfdltigteit in pflege unb l1eberpa<
dung. @ie eingeiperrten 9ubner
perben bdufig, na@bem lie gele9t ia
ben, gu large i'm @tale belai1en, entz
bebren babel audi man9mal bic mo-
tbige Nabrung, 1eioen mitunter Waiz
1ermangel unb MAIDEN ii@ aus 2anz
gepeile fpielenb ans 81, Biz lie no9
beKen @erlebung aqmdblig auf ben
@e19mad fpmmen. @elegenbeit ma4t
Dtebe! Mi4t ielten i9liipft audi in
Tol9e flii@ti9en Satens Elm 9ubn NIT
einem 81 mobl einmal burf, perliert's
ipdter BON oer @tbltange aus unb
oas auf benz @ooen 3eri@lagen ltegenz
be Isl bietet @elegenbeit unb @eranz
laKung gum Ma1@en; aus BET Na14ez
rel emit tebt ipdter bieie untugenb.
Ma9 ben angefibrten, auf 8eoba9z
tung unb @rfabrung gei tiibten Musz
laEungen birfte 5und4it porbeugeno
gu perfabren, unb tpenn bas nt4t bilft,
als lebtes Mittel gum MeKer gu 9retz
fen fem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-19

- ,Sn Der Bunbesmiin5n purben
i'm Muglrit $4,517,60O geprdgt babon
in @o(o $3,672,20O in @ilber $748,z
900 unb in @9eibemiin3e 97,40O.
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Dublic Notices.

&, IrPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the ap-
- pca.iOn Board Of Ed.ea,icn BY the Counsel to
n e ,itle by The Mayor Aldermen and comona q
the City NwYok to ssran Lands on the rh y
TwESTIEr STREET between First and Second ave;
in the a Roa Mara S' @ FOR
under IN of ss sp 81 the
Of ole $50 Iow' Of 1885, as ams''sa O' 'aAps. VIC
csspr q "a . 'g s s'
tce hereby given that an application Will be made to
nerm su g d court q to be held At
Gs of aSsu. the opening
for the appointment OF Commissioners of Estimate In the
sbove-entitled matter -. ,,.. ,.,.v.. s.u.. =.
ssauson 81 tue ~ Ihs Mayer
and and y the budnss
belonging the nOrssy ;'ds o. NIns
s .sr"sn between First second avenues.
~ IN sppropated and used to and for Ii.
specified y said ehager 1871 Of the Laws 1901 2, lsss
property having duly selected approved by the
a ns Of s
the Laws 81 Ssns the foowns lots pec Or
p ra OF land. namely;
ssns IN IL: sSs: w Of @ city
Ss%.yorE which taken together are bounded and de.
Beginning point the nSrthsrly side Of East Nine.
lion Of the westerly ae Of Frs. avenue with the nOrh.y
S Of S cS d. . "a an"
norhery and as parallel with The sSa
block setween Eneeso,h and Twentieth streets. theme.
thence SaS and PARALLEL with the SAID
eriy of First aeaas w lee, to thu sou.n.ry SIDE q
T 1s. ct ssh s sHT po distant, so
sses IL. seSs:
what tsrms =; Primary sshssl 30 Zee:
ps,.S Sssyo; ssG JS,y 2 s:o ,sss ~. c
riyon Row. Ssw-York CITY, '''"''' w.
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~ thc VI soe
~ application Of the Board OF Education. by the coun.
TO acquiring title by The Mayor. Aldermen and Com
S1s Sf He Ss q fss sr inss ana ma
FIRST AVENUE, In the Twelfth Ward Of said city duly
selected and approved BY said Board site for school
IS Of the Laws OF 1880. -
Of 1855 by chapter 3S u the Laws Of 1880
nc notice zee nssoy gwen that an sppicacn wiz be made
Special Term OF said Court be held there
on the 2:d day Of August. 1875 the opening Of the
Court on that day. thereafter counsel
be heard thereon for the appointment OF
OF Estimate In the above-entltled matter.
The nature and extent OF the improvement hereby
and Commonay Of the CITY OF New-York cer,ain
and premises with the buildings thereon and the appuf
thereto belongins a, the northweseriy corner
Ward Of said city. In fee simple absolute, the be
conveyed appropriated and sed and for the purposes
amendsd by said chapter IS Of the Laws OF 1890 aid
properly having been duly selected approved BY
srS OF Education as site for school purpose under
~ we Laws ot lSs as amended by said chapter IS Of
.ns Aws OF 1890: being the following described lo,A
All those lots pieces or parcel, OF land s,tuate
lying and being In the Twelfth Ward Of the city Ok
sr,s. dos %nich taken together bounded and &.
Besnnng at point formed by the intersection Of shs
ncrr<y v OK street with wesr Mrs
and ps,s,iel With F,., feet 81 inches 70 sss
second strees thence eastsry ana rapas ass ninety.
nrs street SO feet, thence soSshsriy and parallel wK
Nnssyrss street @ thence ssstery and parallel Nth
sysSos ,msne ,n souherly along the said westerly line
r rs':s S:~ N sso ~, i.s '''. Of ''
, INV Row. Nsw-Yosk C1.y, Wv -
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OCEAN GROVE CAMPAIGNING OPENED
LARGELY ATTENDED SERVICES FROM EARLY
MORNING UNTIL LATE AT NIGHT

LANGLEY ATTENDED SERVICES FROM EARLY
MORNING UNTIL. LATE AT NIGHT.
Ocean Grove. N. j.. Aug. 20 (SpeciaD-The ser
vices of Yesterday prepared the thousands OF
vorshippers for the great annual camp-meeuns
which opened to-day. At 545 o'clock this morning
several hundred people assembled In the Taoer-
nac!e The meeting was directed by the Rev. H.
J. Andrews Of Jamesburg. n j. An hour later
the scene Of activity transferred to the Audi
forum where for fifteen minutes President f. H..
Stokes conducted a service Of prayer. AT O'CLOCK
three services opened-the young peoples IN 'he
Temple led by the Rev. Charles II. Yatman' the
Holiness meeting in the Tabernacle. conducted u.
the Rev. j. Reeves Daniels. Of Ocean Grove anu
the Helping Hand meeting in the Thornley, Chape'.
in charge OF the Rev. William Franklin aiso VI
Ocean Grove.
The opening sermon Of the camp was oenVe'e"
ut 1880 o'clock by Bishop E. G. Andrews OF new
York.
At 2 O'Clock came the mothers meeting III '''e
TEMPLE led bv Mrs. Mary Sparks Wheeler' OF
Philadelph,a and the chdren's meeting con-
ducted by Mrs Grace Weser Davis OF jersey Ci'!
The second public service was at O'CLOCK III the
Auditorium The audience was even larger IMAM
in the morning. The preacher was the rev. IT.
julius F. Grammar of Baltimore
No more typcally Methodist hallelujah meeting
;s held on the grounds than Mrs. Lizzie smith s.
which took place this afternoon at 4:3o o'clock MI
yatman led a largely attended twilight service IN
tho TEMPLE from $50 until 1880 o'clock. The days
programme closed with the services in the Audto-
rum tonight The sermon Was preached oy af tse
meeting was held and many of the worsh'ppers re-
manned until late .....
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cam 6rbools.

Nt.w YORK LAW SCHOOL 12O Broadway, y. Y. City
IN EveninS Dept Cooper Union. DWIGHT METHoD
Of insruction Degree OF LIZ b. after years course
Annual fee. 500 Address o,,,,. c,,.sv ,,,
UNIVERSITY LAW sCHOOL-sixty first year begins
u Oct l. 1895: Confers IL. B.. also Gor graduate
AUSTIN ABBOTT. Dean and Senior Professor.
Address for catalogue. REGISTRAR. University. wash
insion Squars Fest. or - -
$50" PROFESSOR I. F. RUSSELL.
40 Broadway N. Y. City.
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serage and from all parts OF Europe at very
low rates For freight ahd passage apply at the Com
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M ALIOK1 SIEHMNIfIf I1I-NTS
WI From New York We'd, Fri. and Sat 80.
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP BY SEA TO THE PORTS OF
TEXAs -GEORGI A -,
STRAIGHT AND ROUND TRIP TICKETS to all points
In Texas Colorado Utah, Arizona. California Mexico.
etc Georgia and Florida Excellent, accommodations.
TOtfRISTS' TICKETS. good for six nine months.
Write for our e4-pagc Pocket Guide tmal,ed free,
G u MALLORY K CO. Gen. Agts.. Pier 20. +. r.. N. Z.
MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.-Dlrect to COT.
WI TAGE CITY. Mass and Portland Me- Des M,
Elegant steamers Low excursion rates Sailing days ior
Ausust New York as follows; g. g. =" 81 D. ~ IS
Fast River foot Market-st. Steamer sails p. NJ.
Pier 80. East River HoNAli' HALL" agent
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L. s. Mail Steamships

NCHOR LINE T. S. Mail Steamships
n GLASGOW via LON DOND DERRY.
from Pier 81, North River. foot West 24h-s
Cfrcassa Aug "a 8 a. Ethiopia Sept. IA. p
Anchoria Aug. 81 p. m Furnessia Sept Il D. M
Cabin. $40. Second Cabin. $25 steerage. SIS.
CITY OF ROME. ................ Sat. Sept. I. p m
saloon $50 Second Cabin $25 and $50 Steerage vi
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents. Bowling Green
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
Majestic Aug o. @ a. m. Majestic. Sept 49, D. m
Cerma Aug - noon, Germanc Sept 20 il5o m
TeutonIc sent 4 q a. m Ieutonic. Oct. . ,. m
Rritannic sept H. 10 a. M Britannia. Oct g. a. M.
no COTTON CARRIED ny PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pier as North River Ofice. % Broadway. y. l.
MAITLAND kERSEY. Agent
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10OMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS

~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE. FRANCE
GASCOGNE Baudelon sat, Aug. "a a. NJ
LA CHAMPAGNE. Laurent. Sat Aug 81 noon
LA BoCRGOGNE. Leboeuf sat sept; q q a. ~
Parlor and buffet smoking cars attached to Special
Train Havre- Paris COR vice yersa). Seats SlOO extra
A. FORGET General Agent No Bowling Green.
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Autumn Resorts.
WD[R@OEI0A G1OlT SPRINGS
DELIGHTFUL
FALL RESORT.

Hotel open III tHe year
$500 Feet Elevation in the Great Warm Springs valley
ON the CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY. about mid
way between Washington and Cincinnati The greatest
bathing establishment America The fall climate OF tho
great virgiaa mountains is nowhere equalled Hotels
and cottages uader OF Fred sterry Ad-
dress Hot Springs. Beth County. Virginia Apply at
G & O. Offices $40 and 1873 Broadway and all Penna
II. r. oficss
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Qeaehers.

A EVERETT STONE Yale). sci Fifth Ave.-Tutorlne
"a and private preparation for college. Recommended
b. Rev Or. Greer "A conscientious and competent
e.lncator.''
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Ocean Steamers.


old MON LINE.
Osteamers FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH OLD POINT
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA BEACH.
PETERsBuRG. and RICHMOND. VA. and WASHING.
iichmoni Via JAMES RIvER-Mcn.. Wed. and Sat. For
WEST POINT, NA.-Tues.. Thurs. and Sat From Pier
Oh new No y. r. Besch-st, at %. m, Saturdays
D. m Through tickets and freight rates all points
South and West.
''- W. L. GUIII-AUDEU. Traffic Manager.
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
IL for Ia Guayra Puerto Caheio. Curacao and Mara
sbo via Curacao. from Pieuepont Stores Brooklyn.
\ ). PHILADELPHIA. Saturday August "a. D. nj.
NENEZt' Ella Saturday. IA, l u.
These American steamers built expressly trade
have superor accommodations for passengers
' For Maracaibo. freight only
BoUiToN BLISS DALr.Err
General Managers. 1855 Front-oe.
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NETHERLANDS LINE

NJ ETHERLANDS LINE
~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM via Bouiogns
49, Mer France.
G O oRDAM ....... Saturday. August "a. p m
s. s. sPAARNDAM. ...... Saturday august 81, y. m
First cabin SIS; second cabin $50 Storage a. very
low rates Apply for tourist guide and terms General
Passenger Agency. 20 Broadway.