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THE THEATRE.
WILLIAM ARCHER'S F.SSAYS.
ABOUT THE THEATRE. Essay* and Bindle*. TIT
William arciikk, limn. **?> 3."?0. I/iudon; T
Fiatirr Unwin. New-York: tscnbiier A Welionl.
There is au ambitious vein si thoaght in this
Jtauilsoiao volume, containing teu theatrical
essay*, but it ia generally thiu and pert, and s?ni*?
tiinesobecure, una it runs to ni conclusions ol neivel
or momentous value Much ol it ia conventional
commentary,?m.wie, however, with the air Sf
being sajssi ami eiruiual,?aud is adaptexl only te) S
Barrow circle ol theatrical reaelers bl atB.fBi.Bfl
Tlie elliot, charaotTisties of the book are nelf
eoiupl.vci'ncy of spirit and " smartness" of style,
ami tbe object that it intinlv serves is tho ex
b: n.iau ot it* writer's mental vivacity sud
literary ah ill. tata! writor ia. apparently. ? fOuBA]
ni wi. Si''I I-""* of tli'isio painful ynoiniaaaa who
?kaXSI it ?all." A remaik attriliutod W t!*?? Bli
English statesman Lord Melbourne ia Ur?>ught to
bjJbb by the perusal of aitch pa-es BB taoSSSJ. 1
wii:i," said lliat once eminent pir.*on. " that I co.ild
h" sj stun of anything as M icanlay kl ol ove-y
thin*."*! Macaulay, however, h.xl bbBSMI ***** ""'
striking contributions to literature, anil therein
hil pr ned himself SS bs a man of pr BdlgtOBS
alulitv ami l.-.iriiini:; aii'Ui'.cha man is entitleel
to speak with uittiority. 1'be wailing ?/?rid has
Leard of Maoa-tluy. and of Ruskin. Matthew
Arnold. Salute Ileiivo, anil others of that in?
tellectual kn. lr.-.l. BlSlllfS who care about lbs
?taw ''ave ti.-aiil als- of such old hand* at dramatic
criticism BB K. L Mlin-li wi. 8 ill, Joseph Kniirht.
Cleine.it Sc nt. ami KdsSBs4 Yates. Tba** writers
Live doiiuj. something for lit.-raturo and fliticirim.
and have cstabltshol the.it claim, not only lo speak
but to be heard. Ma one is surprised that a
ti N-rau shaw id sometimes write- ex Baiktirm, or talk
alKiut himself. Kgutism, to bo sure, ia nevi r
pleasing; but in such eases the arana manner is
acceptejel. This attitmlo, though, is not fer every?
body, ami certainly it ia not for tho tbSBspossc of
th.1*, essays. Wini takes tho universal Blags under
bi* caro, ami talks down te) trsatlOU trott; an
tninem-e) hitherto uttdisce riu-el. Mr. Archer may
Ii.iv' mado uro lominatit cnntributijiis to the
lltssjatnie and criticism of IJic'am'.. but it so he
li i. man ig<d todoil with ollectivo priva y, and
t'.ere'.iio ins advent, in lbs pi Cseu*, wirk, ls
tn irked by a certain pf.-eipit ini\v,? as when, in
one eif llarrigan's fan-ns. tIns eoossdian tumbles
tBIOBgh tho celliuic Injtho Int chapter ol this
bink, tilling iiinetv-uiue* paces. tll*a BaWSODal
pruniun I occurs one hundred .mi thirteen tunes.
Baal e-x.ni-sa.ii'is bs " I m iy .ts we'll state at once
my iR'liwf." audm I do think, anel I elo say" are
DoqBBIlt Tbs r-ader's attention is aliiinat. cnti
Stautly tlistrae-tcel Hom tho subject dlscossed t"
tho person SllTJBSSiBg it. Such a BUtBOef WlaBlll
c.ii.Hist the patieuco of .lob. Tho wnteM seems
m:?;i np with, aejlf-cnustioiiaiiess, si that he sp..'.ls
lbs elicit nf Ins liest etti.,r.s. Such a c.nilpeisi
tio.i BS Mc. Ar, !nt's ai-eeiin.t and arraij*iiuie,r si
fha ('e-iis..rsiiip of lbs Stave in Ki'jia'irt,?md with
atiinlini" it n local in application and tenporary
in "value,?would | interest, .my reader, il tbs
nutii,?t h el saat hss*t hissaaU ia tba boohground.
Aa it ls. it tv,-.np", ail repels An Sf a* restive sim 11
ot HgiillsiB saturates this wor,;. and tbs shiel
jiiipri-ssidii Convoyed by "it is that of BB authur
who never will I ick an admire! as long as bois
liliti.tclf extant to MU the? vacuum.
| Tm num from tho manner of these assays tn the
in i , rial ol' tliiin, it is not tn uni that til'- BBbsl Uli 8
?I lbs boah contains anything to justity, or even to
explain, its sbbossmonly pretentious character.
An inv triable tethod of experimental writing ia
Ihat, mst.-.ul ut siuipiv si itm * tne conelusiona ol
thou .'nt. with tim reasoi.sj fur them, it emends
Itself lu strenuous rehearsal of Ibo pro-issi's oi BB
?Dort at thinking, and tims discloses a writer who
i- k'i >ping Dis way toward the it BCOTOr* ot what it
I tba! ne him.-ll nally thinks. This in *nt il
etji-ri.-iii-e ia a pOTBOOal altair, imp ?rtaut BO .inn ht
lo tbs writer, but mit significant to others.
"A'.' basra (rota Hr. Archer's boob rory maeh shoal
Mr. Archer; but.thero tin.' ioformatioB osaaes. We
are tobi "that, in thu opiu'em of this writer, ?'tn
p'.ay Shakespeare in a wiitin- StaSSlBOf is >iof the
Mghnst tin.-tiiiii nf lbs Baclish st me": thal
? Sii.ikiesiit-aro cannnt bo tho whole, or even tba
gic.iior p trt, eil a worthy critical ulna!" ; that
* Te.niysiiii utBOt a profound t'utiknr " ; that tho
author al "l.'astr" w.is "a cup-aud-s up e-r"
drmi.itiel ?what.n-eer til it in iv m>- ni,': that ilcnrv
In if isua i-'ry iJistriKii.shed actor." Mrs Keii
llal a " really is'reat a.tm-s," and Willis IMmnil ?
IB ne cu ne,bau ''; that Bronson Howard ranks
WitQ Vie fir Sanl'iu; that tho stats of ihei'i'-il
all urs in I,mi,tun i* ln-ite'r nnw tii.tn it wss fmir
ye irs BBB, but th it, allboaffl "wo are adva ii-in^,''
** tlio pulilic has not suttU'ient apprei-i.iiinn nf
Bhskaapestrs te> ba dattarbed hy mtsraprasaatstioos
ol his works"; tlt.it Mr. Willa's anajitation of
"I amt" is * BSdaleUigi nt "; that there are* such
lov.ly words a*. *reeraAssoeitea," ? deletion,''
" Kc.ibr.ius'' .in I - lirst ineht'T": that ??Udf/astss is
illotiical tlOtgOtly ; that " the plays of a poriod Shape
t ic .nt irs"; that in tho miprovcd dram it ic world
of Loud,li " low aim is a merit"; that Charles
Lauri w ts - narrow " In his view] that, plays ats
more important than acting; that an actor never
BffSOSSS but is only an inlerpretor ; and that solora,
t!i'-.itr,i-.al eritics. pnliceuieii. doeloia, sailors .iud
enidiers, are self-aacriiic.iui' usirsoua who rank witta
?" Hca'-eiiirnrs"?lbs profession of ae-tor, imleeel, being,
for various roieons, clneilv because it nurtures
Vanity, unworthy ol auy man of Indspsardoal SftBrtL
{?iich ure a few of tho " solid chunks " which are
garnered up lu Mt Archer''! ebulliont bsstlmoaial to
hm own aapience. If the reaeler UktM them, there
ts plenty more of the samo kiud?itarmshed. mon
ove.r, with nt'at (iiiotations In Kron eli, italian anil
llOIIIl.ttl.
It is, perhaps, needless to "remark that we aro
favored iu this volume w.th still another dlsajatsi*
lion un lbs qai'stioti of deiclino or advance in the
Stut" nf tbs s-U/e that etiTlasting tbeSBS eif nuv
Ices and Boroonlttl hore of the BUMpaSiOSB, This tum
the lookout ls tolerably sbtSSSfaL Mr. Archer, al
tboilrfli ho seas,us to think that tho dramatic jim
fessinn is little better than contemptible, is kimi
aiiou^h at hast te) iiuuly a belief that the theatre
is a .ne.,1 think; 1st the pu bl ic, an. 1 that 11 io den ug
well iii his vicinity. The condition of dramatic
atlairs in Lou,hm is "advancing." Thia it isa
cointon to know, for certainly then' was room for
lmnro\ fiiu-ht- ? sliic BS BS Bthf lar?e city in the
Weirbi h.is tlie otaa;e customarily been no hampered
With |iestileruiis rliijuea, mob-tyranny, and SBstiaJ
abuse, or the dramatic community more addicted tn
Insensate inis.iPpreciation and puerile ami consol i
Oiis Little. Louelon, tlie capital ol the worhl, ia in
dramatic matters a viii.ino. Take awn llenrv
Irving ami there would Oe no native inteln tual
power, essentially noble, left in it. In the ninety
nine SatajSa thal Mr. Archer devotes to this subject
bc Las not luruishod a single living feasnn for the
advancement which, nevertheless, ho ptocUtuis.
ls a matter of fact tho Loudon sta^e owes w li al
iver of bulli uicy there ia in its prose ut period to
thc inllnei.ee of Mi. irvine; aud csiually a.s a
mat'er of fact each of tho -^veral bright poriods
which have occurred lu the history of the Limlish
theatre was a BStataJ inspired aud in tact createtl
ny tba) presence of lome one extraoreliuary at tor.
Jlottertou. I'anick. Kemblo, Siddons. Kean, and
Macreaely are uumfts that bear witness lo this
truth, with all who know the stage history :-and
it was not stage literature that "shaped" them,
ai thor, or gave thom the ccuius to animate the
stage. Ntl doubt tho censorship of tho Knglish
theatre ia a folly, and 'it ought to be discarded in
favor of simple police regulations; bnt the onjee
tions t? it could bo better stated tnitwo pages than
in seventy. A writer nh-ssc compositions are not
marked by eveo thc oiighteet o*veeineos of spirit,
grace of fancv. or charra of manlier?but only by a
hard inaistence and metallic glitter?might at least
Lave the charity to bo brief. The historic part of
this chapter, though, ls osefUL Sow aud then'Mr.
Archer drifts mto a satirical mood, which is a relief
?as in his remougtr?uco against an alleged uns
reDresentation of Divine Providence, in the dram*
?f ? riMdi****.'' This is, perhaoo, tho brightest
passage in tbs book ; bnt Mr. Archor inuit have
Nad his Bible very careleosly, and given but ali ght
heed to the nowspaper reconl of coutamporar?
casualties, if- he duos not know that-so far aa
bataan eyes can see-it is'tulla tn the *cheme of
Divine government that the Innocent should iul*er
for the guilty, that mortals should be iwept
?way by fire and., pestilence, that sometimes
?jren innocent chilaron should parish under
tircuautanoea too* horrible tor description.
?nd that tbese bsleful calamities should oocur as
the direct results of individual vic?, wrong
ioing. or narxligenoe on the psrt of peroons
who are not afflicted at slL lt is not
long since tho newspapers of this citv recorded tho
huming of a family of children, under the very
?yes of their mother, who was powerless to aid
them. Frightful catastrophes take place, and in
the historic boolts of tho Old Testament lt ls dis?
tinctly declared that thev are Pivlnelv or
Isvsd. Hoarever. the essayist makes hi* point neat?
ly and facetiously, and if his book had been written
more in this vein throughout it would have been
more enjoyable.
Mr. Archer has much to say about the stage in
America, but ho ihows vory little acuuaintance
with it. Tho only " weight " that the ? approval
jf London." a* to theatrical atTair*. can truly be
ta id to carry in New-York is tho Waight that nat?
urally attaches to the approval of any largo city.
I'he fact is that our people are einite careb'ss about
tbs matter, and that they renard th- theatre ta ?
nindi moro liberal, good-natured, indolent, spirit
ihati la ever mmifested in London. Mr. Archer's
stafciLint tba*, bis country's iictois come here en?
tirely for money and not at all for fame would
rlace them in a discreditable attitn le, if true; but
IKBaajaBBlcs has shown it to bo falsa Hisstate'
ment that Edwin Hoot h's theatre In New-York
faded for lack sf an intelligent and appreciative
nnblie snpneirt i? equally wide of the truth?since
the only cause of K'lwiu flooth's-failure as a inan
Bfhf was his total lack Bl thc tpoetal and peculiar
faculties rei.iiire'd in bositMSS lifo. Ile chose his
aids without discretion anl he linet " no head for
bus ness.'' Thc public support waa abundant, for
alimmt everything that deserved it. The American
?millie-, it ihi.uld be remembered, saw gnat Battons;
rik! excellent mnnntingof plays, long before I'd win
Hooth came upon the scene and verv bing before
Henry Irving was heard of. This is a large
dimitry. Bod it bab been here for some time, and
(v.n BB Englishaaa with an eye-glass cannot bee
tlie whole of it at nine,
Bal we linger leo long ui-on a dull subject.
It is treiiilile-sniiiB to read siie-h a booh aa Mr.
An her has written, and troublesome to think aboui
it: but such things dont le:i*t Ibis nni.innf of
pod- that they intensify desire tm greater activity
.11 neitivc art. :md m.uk a srholoaonss reaction
against rapid criticism ol tbs saatbods sad motives
of those Who are tiyin.r to mil to tho art-ticasuros
and tbe happiness ol the world.
-sa
LITERARY MITES.
Mr. John 1). OlSSJiplln jT . Ll about to pabllsh a vol
Hum dealing witta t?e sooaklas tour suds la Groat
BritalB I'S slr. Antin its C'iiriicgle, Mr. Multiiew Arno.d
alni Mr. Willlaiii.IUucU.
Mr. .le.n.nii'i Miner baasraiertabsBlbs prepandoaof
nu ni mill iiejar'nient for ;/i< OoMen i iso, i? Baa l-'iiin
ii.e,i raagritlrt Tlieieu, hs iays,lM" hopes to da s milo
buli.I toad, in hts rrtule way."
a fortbetnavtag w.irk sn DtsstasM promises to be tatar
oatlog, it io wntteii by aa Kasltsh-aaa, F. <>? Kit tem,
an.i is to tie eulie l " liicUciis Portrayed bj Pen sod Pea*
i-u." it w ii atvs a templets daacrt^Uoa si tbs portra t.
ot tbe novelist, tsstetber with a great Bomber of saples
,,f portial I u ade during I Vi ry penn.I or Iii* lilts. Many
rare aad sakaowa pictures trill bo tnetttdad, ss Ballas
- jen-p,miata " inni reminiscences ly u.-tists to wboss
beSBt, and by autliars BBd ot. et friends willi WbOBI lie
ass'i,iaU-.l. Mr Kiltoli BOpeS tO urotluco hit Viililllie la
tlie ciuiiso of a few weeks.
Mr. iii-nrr ffsllscsos has*bssBsoafldlng t<> ih< Govt
ter.Journal toa fact that hoarjtatbi irri'at a-uertcaa
liiivel " nilen Janies waa pim mg lin ikey flinn noli,ml,
uni Bewails was learning SOW tn muk in toasts*] In
Venice, an 1 I^re: Harte ba I HOI tua le His OWB BSQOalttt
nine." ** I tons lt tn 1. on Mts i." says Mr. w ullei -nu,
"iit.'l actually lonni a iialillsliel for it. Oddll BBOSgh,
tins fStlllb"T lt li ..ii).' yt. and Bot SS In.u ? te of t-c
yaorbBMss Blthorl I tolled ovst that work of tba im.igi
intlMii. I infused lt with limul-,I,i,' j erS| ir it,on sad
i ,r..-1 it with sttdnlgbt od. lt waa written ls perpoadMt
ular* and not In hexameters. I.very ? i * was lotti 0 mid
aveiy.'t' was ern-sci. To aiake a loni, story short, ll
was bold bash forrevtsloBj ttaereWBS i sudden change
e>t iias.t ittni pian, w leta detered ll etlll fnrtbert and, la
tine?man tir,i|"is'-s and lied disposes?lt Bevel dil
appear. It lay lor ages la aa old trunk away ap la tbs
gatret, It o.tme tu i o torgotteo,even by Ito ambltlooo
Boreas. Dae doy a lew yoari ago, daring a noaaeatol
patrioticil'UMii aad oaawondsoov,s cherub wbbtpered,
'let aseease to ssaks oaraalves nabappy ui.o.it this
iieastiv ?.?(innes?the country ?lUpsfhassBBtga ta tbe
dogs after all?anyhow, rspabUcs are sngratatul; tara
we to ii nut lier nut a greater repuMic, tbe rPi'uliiic ol
letters, tan we to tbs old neglectad sf-sB. spstalis.1
i ,i- iii trask waa opened sad that *u*aatbul belated
oflaprlngol senioi was satotdoil to tba otlttoal ordeal ot
it not uuplolessimial or dMntWMStSd in-j-eeilnu. I tell
yuu the Inna WbSB I aver Hint Illino waa nat a gi BB aa iii
lt from tho hSglBBIBS tOttaOCaofa It was Straight Bp
and duwil, you l.iiow ; exceotliiiitly good Bagllshj SOI B
ulm'., Botagttsbi Bot orsa a tay, or joke, lt was sa dry
an a tarni renou au I as sad us an ol,itu.irv ii alee- If
tli? noys ooah) cet a few pases out of tilla precious Tara BO
limy Bight * talki' Mr. HalatSSal, Sf Cln?-lnu.tti. did
s,'ine [,1,-ttt BSfgeoaa bits in tbs shsartglaal lino, i believe,
dunn- his tender yniitli; Bul I doutit WhStbet lils
eltusiwns a>*t*SSSorinlnal-BSsolemnly nru-in .:, I lneiui
tai oai?as Blina were."
?* *>ir Palatial**?wat "sit- PerelvaPa Kory "*? la thc
title of Mr. J. B. BBo**tbosas*a fo**tao<?WilBg aovoi, It ls
u story of lo day aii i ls Mtnethlng ol :, ? .tire os agiMwtl
SBsBSr ll I! ail.tji:.',! ,'i.iui ile- " Mm to ''Arthur."
Colonel Illf-t-'lii-ou o.iys in ll ar (tr r'a ''n* ir thai IbsCS
ts un lui-iue.ts mure (SOS fruin favoritism tuan ls the li e
rari tralee. Il isu'l easy to ; ersi.a le lui ld] u* writer* of
thal fa.-t, however. M I always SUSpSCtad,'* said tu hun
sass the huntiau.1 of a lady whoas book had Jost aasa
r?f,ise.l puiilieation by a well known bouse," I always
?iii'iente* thal Mr.-waa a BBS**, but now I am nure
in ii."
Nasa! Cotiatructor I'blllp fl Bibbla n's repmt. aiild.
Was aouio niuo it^o pront-ntoel to Hie HOOSO'oll ut ti.0
-Navy, has sluoo brou ordeieil to lie prime.I hy COBSTesO,
sod appeals this waekfroiatba Oovaraaaeal Pnstlaa
onioe. lt is devotod tu diotlptloas of the Rational
unit private tddp*t*SiMltlg yarls, tho BBaaagSOBSat ol
Uien In lilith, tim vessels recently BOildlaj, loijitdo hoala,
ship Ullin,**, Iron BOdstOBl works, il,uks, ant tba aye
tem nt SdtsOSUoS Tor naval architects In fcaglasd and
I'lance. Munn altenttiiu ii dOSOtod to the powerrul ves
a.-ia roeantly taraed out :or foiaiga asvtsoj the sMottats
or which must interest not un rely the j rotO'simial n.nal
srahitact, bat slat) a argo bsobbsUbs rn ??asjsral i-as**lars,
Neru Publunlirmea
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lint by llAltPKlt A HK'nilEIUJ. po*tj,alil. to any part ol
toe United ruia-a and Oanaela, on receipt ol Uie pnoo.
IIAUI'EU a BUOTUKUry CATALOUUE tout on leteipt
ol Ton Cento saSBtam
Vitro p-nblirationa.
T?c
REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATIONS!
iiiioiif ile' e.tiiiiiin tola ia. Semi Bal of name! to ea lunn you
?taut Un- li.i|te-r ae-nt.
hulias-rlpUon price 26 ca-uti for tl,rec moulin, or 2 rent! per
unnilie-r.
?? Per Repntilikenar" la THK (lei un Republican paper.
Jnotnutum.
For Boya and Yoani*. Men?City.
A?CIRCULARS OF schools, with rc
. liable tlilorniallon, free . millisl for |roatii*re.
ii i av i.uv, Am n Bea eal Baraaa, jj Weat l'tint.. N. V.
CtylaLEGlATE INSTITUTE
j OM
DR. J. SACHS.
Ko. UH \V1>T r,'iTII.i?T.,
r.F.OFEXS mummy,BEPT.20.
Trierrrmrh BtWasrSBlaa for eatlagei (especially JOTTNS
BOI'KISS, ll.Mtv Allie. 1A1.K, inl.l MUIA ami (olt
NKLI.) sii'l acienliiic schools; iniiv organised baaloo*.
r.nn-. 1 HUNCH amt (.KILMAN tea* 1111(1111 laul Ii-ilturea of
remilsi lelieiiienf inainietlon._
I v.MKS HERBERT MORSE'S
?J SCHOOL 1'eiK BOYS,
No. IA Wool ?? )l h U Ke opel - Haptenbl r 20.
tJ lit ll (teptetnfa-r 15.
A'l'iicsa..('iiTIIT, MASS.
I0HN MacMULLEN'8 SCHOOL hus been
ll n-iiiiiveil tn lila r.-Miilenie. Weat l.ilstM. BOOT lOlli-ave.
iWaatalnitton Hel-ibta). leia ii,mi .mu feel from Ute coble car
line Tenn* frotn S10U toS240; iMinrilera. i UMI Kale Iree to
oulilla llvlnc below oi'th-it. Clrcolan ul I'lilmmTa ami al
1' 11 ^tallon M. Bcboolopeni Beptember 16.
OHNB.WMTE,
III- Uh I I.I.V SCHOOL
f, 1 n-l llthi-t.
Aiitiiiuii ball s.\ i nth yciir
bepins on Mi.unay, Septembi i '?1, 1886.
M
[SS I?U VERNET
?rlU re-open bel SCHOOL FOB Hoya
nt 102 East 30thst.,on Mulct iv, iseptt-mbei 27._
iTu'KAKD'S COLLEGE FALLOPENING.?
I The fsB opeolB* of Psrksrrt's Colte-j, SOS Broadway,
ttlll.K-ciir un Ucliicliiv. >cj,l< inli.-i 1. Tin.* is UM eil,I. P
Hallie insDt.iii,rn, noe n lt* twenty-ninth year ?nd bettci
timi, ce ir laisi year waa Uie moot pmoperoo* el it* nutory.
To leam bos, io'io bmlneii. sa i" Pseksnl'i a-.li.m. tor
t i c 11..H. b\ ?*? PACKAKD, SOO Bruadwoy.
"UK PARK COLLEGIA rfc SCHOOL tBojsl
1 i.i.i.i 1.1 foi rolle-te; s' lenllflc srbool* ; buslnea*. Open*
(.,..,, fi* ].?,, (niiT eqntpped. Hil boardlnc pupils lukin.
Oil ulara .ll achia'l. 63 I BS) .'IM'ral.. N'?1i,ili.
1.1.mi it i. run.i.ii--, tal. a.. Prlnelpsl.
'PUK HAULKM COLLEGLTTE BCHOOL
1 lol boy* i i'm 'I v. ar] rt openi SF.PT.22.sl 13 Kail 12< tn
st., X. V. Wrosi-f Deportment Prot K. Jeanrcnaud, rna.
THE NKW YORK LATIll school,
1 108 M. si 11Kb si . n oi ? - Mew lay, -'?;?*? rober IT.
Iti.ilnnii.liM. \ UtoIXlVM H.\r.M.*i._
fTNlVERSITY GRAMMAH SCHOOL Na
U 1.478 Broadway, ne i primary, com
.,n : , lamil ,' iii ;,ulm, nts; liutnii linn fhoniui M.
M. HOBBY. W, 1. AKIN. Prln'Si N. I--, ll I. Milt I' K SON.
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE,
V Founded 1867,
MMK, VAN Mil:M V's, Prliieljisl.
S15 West 57th-**., reopeti Kcptemleer :'.'' with Boy*' Hepart
un nt ami NKW KTI I'ln under PBOF. F. BON DBI*
i.i.v. iii:, ni i., n.\ i.ii Moral ami Mental >*< i. m aa,
For Younr* L.-vlies?City.
AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN Normal
j\ v,.i Kropeni Kept. 14; taa-arto .-.tiit. .i- Bum] hem hi ri
i.I lor (too, positions Kuily M i on. Prln. aad eilltoi
ol " Am. K.ini. rsarteu M.u:.." Uuoui 7". Bible limn.., N I
pAKLISKE INS I I I'U IK, TM Kiltli-iivc. he
V/ tween 67tb and SHth sta., factna Central Park. Ki
11.mi .ur;'.inn.ni Boor ir nc! Iisywbool for yonn*; ladle!
at).l< 'ii. n. ispee ;ii .tn.!, nt* 11; *ll deportments studio.
I ..?:?, 1.1.. | . ? -'?'? _
II ME. C. M KA US.
.' I Knitl ah. Prent ? ' I ? ij Be hool
fm vinni/ laities nut i lilldn u, :?,'. 222 M eli ->n .nc. *
Op. ii Scptemliel .-I. ne lt Mint). A e .Mi tilts, I'm,, i p tl
* iLASSFCAL SCHOOL I OH GIRLS, L,?6]
V,' Madimn-ave- reopen! Beptember 80. Jaalorana Ad?
vanced i ..ms, *. Hpes lal attention tuen tu e olleae Prepoi t
ti..', .1 ml hen adi .Hail lo Wolli ile | " r.I!.^,
at lilli,lit lill! . 1 . tainui.il:,.11. I'..,,milln- pUpill ?l I'll I'I.it,
itu,,. Ml** NOUTll anet Mias KA UN KM. Prim nala.
OAY nml BOARDING SCHOOL foi Y<
Ladiei ind Children, Ml Madiion-sve, New-Vorh.
Imtei the direction ol li..- MIBBKS MusKfJ The achoo!
ijien i-i pu ml" r 27. M.-ii reference*, Circular! on
i IOU.
S47MADI80N-AVB, _
fACKSON 8EM1XAKY.??_?.il'_'."? r>ili-,-ivc. i-?ir!
tl |25ili -i . Si rn \ otk. 1 nallah anil Pn-ni h boarduii ?nd il iv
, ? ..ii . , lui.ii. ii. -J 1st v .r l:> ..pens s.pt.
Sta. i . . all* -..., .., bm us ruins*; ihj ,,. i ye ir.
\| ISS JAUDON'S SCHOOL
.Tl .1- MADDSON WV...
? I, n Tlmrsils). - epti.i . ". i ? Uer* msy 'io *enl tn
lin -, i pol, ,i; iii.i.i -i pteinliei H tu tl.I >'? ? il ? !.:"" n,
- ii |ih y ,i i ,,. I omfeto. I.m. i.in- -ii t- ill lu- at
ci September'Jo. Circular* at Um bouse,
Mi:>. SYLVANUS I.F.KD'S
lin \u:i i.m. .wu i..v ^ kc hool for roans lAtAMa,
tt AND rt I \- l ..:?-,.
fSDl tl .i'i.- i INI tY, OCT, 1.
fSJ-1 M. I>. HUGEK'S
51
BOAKDINO tND DAY BCItOOl POROIBLB,
1/ I.n's .nc., .'s. v.. t orb e ny.
Circular* on ipplli atiou.
MKS. J. A. GALLAHER,
m m.(il. I OH Yin v: r..v DIES,
Bl IV KM
a tl oronffh 1 i. c. h i ilm . i lard in Kiirr
Ibtli sad classical studies. Oi-nuuu. lira win*:. Bpeclol al
teiitlmi to pi nary du ? i Oct. 4.
Miss E. L. ROUES' SCHOOL " 18 Kast
iisth-si.. for funns hens and rbildren. Morning and
iiii.'rii"ini ? i.i-- i li . li mb -I >i
MaIE. OA MIA \ n m HOOL
Cnn, rly Ml . ' '.I'l.N IU,KIM \ '?' -.
I.li. s .i.ln li niel I.i.ni I.i.'. I ?lilii! ..inI i'.t .-e ! h ' '"
?nun. Isvlleo and Cblldxeo, Nu .. - , Nnsv-York,
tt.,; reopen Heptembti Uie 301b. Application bj lotter ot
illy a* above.
V|ISS CKOCKKI. ANO \<I>S BECK'S
.*! . min 'in. i "ii ni klh,
.il vv i-.s l ;.
Oj.Ito Bryant Park, reopea* Hrpteoiber SO, 1886. class
l-l,n, Ip.us .il li.nit, l Ms Uti Bl
Miss .1. P. VVREAKS- BOARDING .WU
DAY SCHOOL f.,i v.nin, . ... ,,. Kl..
lii:i:i..vi;ii:.N, r. opt us is. pt.JT.
-N . .< ...I M l i'i - \ A\ C.. SEW V'l UK.
\l I.S. WlLI.IAMKs' ENGLISH and KRENCH
lr* iioarellni* ami Day Scbuil ,,,i Vuuut i wi ie* aud Little
Qirli So. 28 iseal UOUi-it., will reouru >. pt. mUr ao.
Alltlri -s ll ll Itel UUtlJ >, j,le. Il I ..,
\| ADEM01SELLE KUEL, of the I ste school
III RU KL ,v lii'.nA'N. ? ne lier ichool ,.t Sa
1'., i.ist :?? iii st., i,.,i.,'. Mallison aud t'lltli ave*., opoulns
bb Un- sotta ,,: Beptetnber.
MISSES GRIN NELL will reopen Meir"
DAY BCBOOL POB OIBLB,
11'.fty-rtiUi at..Meptimitaor SOtta, ',--??.
Cl, n'nrs sent on
IM
ISSE8 A. AM) M. FALCON Ki: I'ElJRl'N'.-s
Be hool forOli i, also Kindi i , rear, boslna
cm ii.. 29, 2,021 I,ii,. I.- le ii ..e. pupila S5U0.
\iiss ANNIE BROWN'S SCHOOL FOR
?e-tl (J lit I>. Till niel Tlfi Mb iva.
Keope ii* ~i pl. inlier Itel.
'PUK MISSES OKA HAM. Supce-ifsors to the
1 MUiei '?!"? I fern-Hy "I No. 1 .Mi, .,.,., ? I) rcpen
their I ngllili i ml li. och I. and Iiay Hil \
l I -n iliiii.-'l.,> bept. ot), lhsC, al No. li J HUi-avo., >ew<
York L'ltr.
Mis-* CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR.GIRLS,
IBKastOStbil a Ul reotien Heptt-iuber 27. li.ui.it.1
rn palate it ' i.-- *: Hoj s'chu
DROF. niiil MADAME ALFREI) COLIN'S
1 Behool for Oirl*. fonuerl- Meitlenii iel i fhsTbunnlrr*!
reopeni ortotwi I. 20 Bul Hud it. Cumolele cooroo. Lao.
i.,m.. s. Music, Art; Stu bo i.. -... ui ,. ipili received.
UUTGER8 KEM'ALE COLLEGE, 5fl Wc
.'..Mil -I. fort' Ililli!. rill 'll.es ISept 23. ll.l.
Jotao Itali. P. P.. proat Buanlol I mst.. -. A.i,;i... . ,. I. .
KEV. UK. nml MRS. C. II. GARDNER'S
behool tor Yonns Ladle*. Twenty.ninth yt.ir.
_foa fifthiv.
(sJiiburbnii Se minary, I67lh*Bt, and Boston
I ' aves, reopeni Bept. 15, Beaallfnl altnatloa; Isrie rroumta;
I ill nilli i el.-ll! T U.I van tauts. Ml*. 1 I. VI IN JOHN Wi**, PrlB,
rriIE COMSTOCK SI Un i|? :
NO. 32 WT.ST lO'IlI-T. M.W Yfll'.K.
(facias l'.e-i rviir I'.irk . Eaj-Uab, I rnii'ii and .J.mian Itnanl
1 "'??'?r,''.I ?'?rVooiia Ladle. .I- luldieu. Separate
i la*i) lear .sm.ill Iro- a. Bo-opens bept. Sii. I-i,
.Ml-s HAY in. h.,i-e.
Tor Both Sextss-?Cit/.
ABUREAUol icliiiliic lniormatiiiiK.f scboolf*,
hnniliiils n-i'iis. ni.sl sod linn circular* furiiumsl
free, selected to (nil wanu and malM foi ... i ..... to those
whoataile puru, iilurs boot teaehera, tuturi Mini rovenieaaeo
luppho'l v. iil.ti.it . I..H ii- lt. K, AV 1.1.1, Amenta., behool
itu., .ill, ll VV cst 14Ul st., *.. V .
MISS WARREN, ~~
71 West 47thsL.
Boys, Rcpt. 2, ; fc'.rl*. Sept, 29. h. -aa*Bt4 ?'.- p.-irttnonU.
Brooklyn.
JAMES >V. MOREY, fdnncrlv iiistructor in
l'.ihtechiiic.,.pei,, i is private school foi boyoHept?2.
ati....N.tt tork*sve.. Hruoklyo Pivp.ireif.ircolli ... '.
or ulli. i sebooU I Wt ulan al La i Sps Hire, tory it".
SLY. CATII AKIN K'S HA I.K, -"
IOU I" iKI.VN. M. Y.
DIOCESAN SCHOOL BOB (illtl.S.
BM Waabliii-Uiii ave., UriKiklyn, ST. V. In SlBBBBJ of the
Dc.?conc?sc.s ot thc li.,..-.. Anent t.rin .,p, n s.,.1,teml*r
BJ, Ism,. lU-cttir. Uie MataSf of Lou? lilaml. Hoarders
limited U. twenty.flic -Jem,, gt r SBBBSS, I nallah. PSBBOt
SBifBBB*.UKI App nations to l>. uiado tt, li..- hiller in
i Karu,,.
rpHE PACKER Ov-LLEGIaTK INliTItUTli
M. Jontleintii st.. l.ciwe, n ciiiitiii, amitjoiutita.
?fantail a. s V
A school (or UM tli'ir.cai, toachlas of youn-; ladiei. Collea
Ute Academic, ami I'rmiary DeporUneota I h.- i? ti t'-rni u ill
b.-a I, ?--l.u-julte.-J., 1 SM soi s.??. nu mZigoa Scheme*
s. pii-miter ls. 18, 17. rbe.re are no act tia cborna tar initru.
Maa la Orsak. UMa, Kr.-mi,, (,..;?..;?,. ?,***]? ,% .-ai ??","
iBBtaAtS^S'Wrl-^^
Kj^fa^^
T. J.IUrKL'8, U. D,
PrnaUli ut of the rsa Si SI
Musical Instruction
JJLTI.Ol'OLITAN CONSKUVATOKY
op
vocal music.
r,)Tirlny a|HN-lal *dvsnta,t;es lt. tho ito.ir of Volee llano
fnrtc. orgaa Uaraoar, *C Pi uiaent imosi -.:.. f*. aUv
sreDiidi.-) [HiesLl 1' W.rr-i, tl,W ,r^?.J. ? H.wiiV
I ? , , , " w ', A'"'!i?l 1,'*>l:"*. '? *- Kuaaell. I', ll Jluten
s^tiilh^sT*,%?t\ ^^ ii"ui lor tlJ'-'*1*t- R
Instruction.
_ , ,. -i
I*
Art Schools? Otto-.
MTfc? H. C. LAN ha?pupil of Prof. Otto
Betta, lineal Academy. Munlrh-lnlendln*- to remain
lu the r.ltv duri III the suuuneer. would Illa a few minni In oil
paintlnr* "i- waler colors, hper.altv head*-miro lifo or (nor.
?rana fimii pi.otiiirriipiis Inatructinn also in flower paint
uk and .till W Tcnu. moderate, i all or SBStOas
A
nt
117 West lftthat.
For Boya and Yourta* Mon?Country.
BOARaDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN
AMI IIOYH.
MF.DIA ACADEMY, MKDIA. PFNN.
KonrHnrv.uilin.il tutnriiiit .ill lammer In any preparatory
,r eeUege branche* Kirai class Beallah sad < mumere-ial
li.'P.iilmiiUt. llegnlar a, hool year ..pena i-i-plr-iuinr S. Ad
lr^s bvvinii.N c. isfie.iiTT.inoi:. a.m.,
(lli.raiiril OraduaUi). Media. Perin.
LEX A NI )K R INSTITUTE, ltt^iaauy Hoitrtl
^^rt^Mjjyi*w?'ft
BOYS' BOARDING SCHOOl* - Thorough
I> i.!,:i:iriiii'iii fur ii.ll.-_-. sci.-iitili. schnells pr builneM
ipons?epl I.,. Por circular! inply to B T. UABBUtOTOtt
a. M.. l'liiicip.il. ThroglTl Neck, W cote heat. r.V S._
BETTS ACADEMY, Btamford. Coan.
A Hey.- Boardta. Behool nf tho hlKhcst n,rs.\r. Forty
nulli jun begins s-i-iil.auber 15. ..,,.,.
WM. J. UK TTS, M. A. (Yul"',. I'rln. l-l.
BOYS and YOUNG MEN pnviitily littodfor
Colli |e ' il .-r r.? t?id csn I ld* tel .incl.ed
mumu in uniter. K. Iii (KK.M A N. Btoe kin kt***, Mit*i._
CORNWALL HEIGHTS BCHOOL.?Corn
_V wall "ii tin lliic-si.il. N. V. Hnrh ground, ,'lry 'elicit
lhere, beslttafal and stDscUvo raronneflniTs. Xnrober lim
?.lL iii'.KN COBB. I M .
pi m. ii,,ii.
OLASSICAL SCHOOL. Dobbs* Ferr?, N. Y.
\J -Resntlful. healthfal location. Somber limited. Special
itlcntii.il to ncc!.* ol individual puplli. dre ulai*. Address
Hr. II. A, BAI il.i .
I)li. HOaLBROOK'S MlKIi'AHY SCHOOL,
?nra biko, n. y?
lt .iIKll.i vTedni sd.iv cn lilli;:. -? Uti inlier. 1". Address
Itcv l> A HOLBBOOK, Pta. n.
I
C
/WAI CITY MILITARY INSTITUTE.
J Preparatory for Colleeeor for \'n* n *s Pet terms, ,tr.,
mp ly lo 'WILLIAM ll isl "t< i.. I''mc pd.
1,875 e bapel st., New Haven, e ona.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE! PreoholH; N.T^
1 4:1.1 vi tr. 1-n ;,,[,* l?ns anil v..iiiii-ni.-ii fur uliy ciillec.. ur
? I I,,1*1. Ucl. A. lt. i HA .V.I.I lt.-.. A. m.. i'i lu.
FLUSHING INS ri n; rh,
I I I.I SM IN... N*. Y.
.(i.VKIil.M. S( M'njl. Kuli YOUNO MKN AND HOYS.
Ope ii- Wedin -d .? . -. ptembei 1".
,v rsa, E. A l Allie li I LU.
IK I.?Next
le, utile Inlilli- ll Hil
ARYARD UNIVERSITY.
FRIENDS'SCHOOL, Providei. R.
I tenn hc'iiis Hep).ber fl. Il ia an ?SI I ? I bli
h.isi appruvou ni*11 iii tor*. Pol cal ilosro* .i.l.lreas
Al '.I -I in B JON I.-, a. M., Prim ip.il.
ll
THK ORADVATB m-T'-vktm r.vr
a bbsb fo "rraiaati s ot sot i oHeee ur aeteniiflc achoo! if seed
itind'na. Poi full inform I on tonceinins fm.eipe oms, i
ii. ri'*, laboratories, i nsennea. ann derre e*. itv foi i I
? ?I nf insirucii.nl oro* id. il 'or l"tj T.npi,
nu. bi:iM.iA,:v os ha i. va ii i i ULlaKQB,
( Il .!>i|.n?", 'de s.
millside family School for hoys,
I I norwalk. Conn.- Prepare* for rolleae ?nd Hu
?ihmI board a s|? , tatty . competent uulitants . -
?I |, I. in! cr I.".. Mis. M J ll I- I li ll, Pl ?
IRVING INSTITUTE.
I TABIIYTOWN nv III DRON
A If,,me BrbiMil ol the tir-r . : -. lol boya. Term* ' Q
I dd ri -s IV i'i. m.", ii.. A. AHMAONAI . PU. IX iPrinoetouli
I, A. B(. n i . v. .vf. ,i olutabia), L>.- mn.
I.
ESLIE's SCHOOL POH BOYS, Poatrbkoop
s,. \. v.. 27th t, ii i-p p ii s!,,: roi lean i
atti Ut lou tn ('.ci man. ll pupils tl
.1. IL LKSL1I . m A., Principal.
Ti l'KKAS.WT MILITARY ACADEMY
el
,v l..i.Vl'INii -i ri )t I ult BOYB'AXD Y'il-\<. Hi:...
AT BIKO -l !*G OH ll i 1'sii.N'.
F.xteii'led ade
Kithing wanting to pi ita, comfort uni lab
,i,,i r.ss iii .-indy.
nftjr-flftta >? .,i i" : Base pte rober 16,
J. DOWE ALLEX, A. '?' I
MOI STAIN INS I ll !' I !., Hiivi i-ii.iw. N.Y.
?a family boarding *? i.i im iii hoi s; p
loo. L. w ILMON, v. bf, Principal.
tVlOUN I BEA! ON A< AM'.MY -S.-l.I y,-,r
L?I hcL-iiis Kept.H ihli initructnra; beantlfal in
? ? hollie, tdd) >i il: I... 11'Al, J. 1 iii-.;, - v,i i ,|,
v M.. PlebSill-QU-Uu Ison, S, V.
MITCHELL'S BOYS' SCHOOL, (lilli
I'I Mi" . ; ?
ni tho Holton ind lan re ll Kaili ?
" i,ind fm hov* from 7 to ld lue lualvi ..iii t, rm 11,inm.-ii, ,-4
lath .-s. |t. mi.... bond ,,.. ? lr, ular tn
M ...Mil, ii i.i.r. v. "... Principal.
VA/.AI.'Ki II HALL. Iloartlinjr Behool for
.s Buy* Saiareth, Northimtile.n Ca, Peon. I
?
V KW I ON IN. J. IN:* ll rU I K.-I'.ciiitinil,
LS bomellka, f.Uhr, htirti 760 feet) N "n
ultv primary Kn .
itory.nc, arl syninasium, phyaii il development; bath
sitci-alvi l round* ,
i.i ot, hm -
i W i uso *, v. M.. PrinolpsX
pARK AVENUE INSTITUTE,
Ol POH I. ' 'e. vs*.
An es
Be -ni ii -,. i ti iu wi IA, 1
- ' IONK* . it,
BEN N S Y KV AN IA MILl'i'Ai; i A i .DEMY!
cn j.>i i it. 26th year om di -i pl iml
Bit nat mn co
? Kiely, licit, ?! I,.
iii u.alutl v, Ith pm esl soi
A MI LITA Ifi i ul.I !
I I SOI -Kl.KI.NeJ ., . . ( - I
( I.A.-.-Ie H AMI ' ? ' I.I-If.
lt Ul tory in p.,nm. ii- .uil ,. :. West Point,
e ,.|.i..n i i. i lii..n,.,I:i; UVATT, Pi
MT. HOLLY, S. .'., ACADEMi EOH BOYS.
.-s. Int lui i Ire Ulai llilin.l; 111 - |. i|..-r.
li M. WALU v UT, Vale, Ii.n.
POUGHKEEPSIE; NY. Military insi imti-T
I | LOU St nd r,n i ii, nial ?.
it. < . lt wv it;; i nc, Prlni ipa*.
ROCKLAND COLLEGE- NYACK-ON-THE
II 111"lesi'N. Preparatory ind hu.lnea. for lentlemen:
rrailaatlBS e.n for i.e.is twelve teacber*. Bator .ii
my lune, scud (or i ai
IV il. HAN ls i'.;il. A M.. I'liln'lp'll.
RUTGERS COLLEGE G RAMM AR SCHOOL.
ll M W UUL'NMM 11 IC. N I..
iuui me I, '"i . ". bunine as Ifln
il mien ta. lloanleri live with I ichera uni limited to WI SH
oom* liitpi tel and cared for. iSiMue amma-isl tn au I tc* ul i
'ImIv room 1 lt 11 with Hm siiii.-!'' I cltii'iiiis. Hluato rumns U
.referred. All male (cacIn-ra Baseball. lootbaU, loci
eu ii is, i-tc. One beor tram New fork, i taloatue*.
i . T. n M i.i.nm .n, iiu.i Master.
RIVERVIEW Ml l-l IAUY ACADEMY.
ll rori; uk ki ps ,;.. \. v.
Pieparei fur fi ... (| f,,r
and i.ii i ..it., ; - ;n Ililli ?
i:i- UKU ,v 1-: i ... Pru
nECTORY SCHOOl., Hanitlen, Conn, i oi
Il Doti KBOO to - " Homo Inflnencei. i.v,
;piuii'ls, t-yinniisiiiM, ' !' Ad res*
I ci ll L KVEBEST, M. .?., Itee tor.
|>UTGERS COLLEGE,
m. i uui**t ? \ ie i:. jr, .i.
1 bool from Si i i ?.! I ou the :?? ons lt. ;:.
v. ,i !?? /n- li Lao ? , 386.
-I.i i.v \ rn;/1 S POH ''I - i [( I A-- I' v I ? EVTUANCE
l.x.vit NATION* - . *leSI e ami 3d,
SSSO ;*?,' i aimil).
BUteea Professors: boTatora - mi fail and
h iruUftb. lue rraaetl t.c tlltiei foi Un alu v ,, l ;?
ii lin.m. ea :t!, I I thal Use. li' otatol -. '? ol -
?tildi ni. in I'hemli ? ,1 un
.ci ni.irv tm sin lent. ns... Pull Oi
sell chii'scii books Ul Ubi il ii-s
t -.'.n foi i li ? ines, .hu,.nr tad Be
Salural m h n..-. lt .aim >. , e
Hi- Bt'lBKTIFIC DEPARTMENT m Um Newaerse*
State I'ollene I onatant Ucld-praoUce in burt-eying. lull
ni,is-- iii I'i.m^ht.in;.
iiii: AIM OB TUB COLLKOE THOIHH e-.llM.>S IN
ALL VU.UK.
Bl -t BM HU ' s .md BerSBBBl alt. ntmii f"I every atiident.
fat lull iBflBBBUlBB :id.li.-a l.i'-i.u im. lttil^'-rs follaia.
Mi-.KllII.I. I.Ii'.V .lillis i..v'H.>, Ph. I)., LL. I>..
_ i rosall nt
(SEYMOUR SMITH INSTITUTE, PINE
t' Pl ..tl.Vs, \. V , Itet A. MA I I H I . \ M. Pl
Pl.-p.tl.'s for ."Ilene. Nun,I.ci. linni.sl. Il-.,lllitnl. Hi.lUkl
ijr. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL Kuli
k_> nev S, :.i M ii ' ns, neal Be rai om, N. V.
I'ir:,.ni. 1.1,i s id .nj 11,ii, fi ,,i lor hnilaesa,
tall'I run Iiccii* v"|,i. 1:,, IHM6, Foi i ..i i Hiilars address
li. v. j. vi. riuhi, Headmaster, Manila*, \. v.
Itt. Kev. t. I>. HIM INOTOK, >. 1. I). Vis.toi ami I'lc-st
Jilli of I'rilst.-es.
II o.i. e. Lei. I. I n.M.-sim K. Ua, H.. Vice 1 re*'! "I I ru st..s.
UT. LUKE'S school, Biutleton, ' ivnn.,
. ' neal - I'hii.tdi-ipiiia.- -A UomeBebool Number lUulleilto
it.u-tv ni.-. ('aieiui m.iii idu il attenl. Prepsre* thoi
uik-hii fe i.iis.i,.i auj col le ire, I (temira and bea ullin!
?Toonda. I nuaually healthful Oymnaaloio, ?nh rearnbar
bill imd,i' mis;.,, i ml n( d,?,r .|?uis emonraateil tn pro
unite mm,lu,,ss unit health. Principal uasistist hy four
ibiidciit masters, all colieire irraduales.
i li vin.i- II. BTBOUT, A. Xf?
Hrim ip;il.
CIGLAR'S PREPAR A TORY BCHOOL,
O NEW Ht Itel, fl. Y. I or'li, ulna, Jtc. address
_ll EX UY W. KIOLA H. M. A. (Ville). 1-iiiirlpal,
gTKVENS lliiill SCHOOL.
lilli Al Ald'.MIC I'll'Alil Ml.NT OB THK HTKVKNs
IN-si'I I TH, uk I 1 ' IINeiI.eieiV,
?Bras st.. BsSwosa Stta sad Stta s*>.. nstaatasB. N'. J,
OFSRI BKPTCMBKB IB, ISwS,
Examinations BwaaOBjaateaaB Bat Uth and Utkaf B**pet**SB*MS.
Ff LL OOUMI "I STUDY PBJCPABATOBI 'lo
SI IH ii il si Of BCIKHCI AM' i uLI. I.'.I.S.
Jt NIOlt III I'Vltl MIA T, S7I PBB ANNI St
bENIi'll 1'LI'Alfi MK NT. *liij IKil A.N.NUU,
Thfsae linns Include all the stu,'!*i
For i atnliiiMics apply tu tin lil,rai ian nf Stevens Institute.
CWITHIN C. siliMM'LIIMiE'S academy;
O For Viuinir Meii and Boya, Mulni. Pearn
1 wotan miles fi mu Pbllsdelpbla. Plied pm i eoreri evenex
peaia, esroa book*, ate. No ostrs cbsra***. No Incidental ea
pr i:-, a Nu examination lol iidimsaiiui. Twolro experienced
U-at hera, all linn, and nil BTadaatCO. BpecUU opportUBlUes
for apt student, p. *d**anee rapidly r-pi-mi .inn fur duli nut
baik ward hoya Patrons or nt ml, ilia may eelael any Mudlei
itr.in,"., lb* roon lei Enansta, BcieSUftc. Btuin***, i ia?ai.ai
I.I 1 lt ;, Klllfllieerllia einirae ftlldellta lltt?sl nt Media Acait
erny are now in Mu. arl, V *:,-. Prlaeataa and ten ?t!i..| , ?l
leatea and |>n!ytis. hun letaooU. Tee stud, nt* oat to ? nlleite In
le's.I IS (a 1*.S4. 1>> ll, lnxS. IO in ls-il A Kl h.Illation. Cia*!
ev.-iy 11 ai in Ile cunnii, ri ul ilipartmeul. A flu .leal md
i .'ii:ih.ai latiKuiti.ry. Urmuoslaai ami Ball Oroood. i,"as)
tola. add.d I,, I.il.rnV ii, 1s<i. Physical appit tins .limlilcl
In l-^.l Media hat arven chun bri anil * temperam e charier
ahie-li piulilbiu theialenf all mun., all:, a drink*, lui new
lilliana'**il circular addr.-ai (hit Principal ami Piopnebir,
SWITHIN C. bllOL.UlJUi:. A M illarvard (,n?Iuate).
U.-.ha. penn.
CC I EN 11 FlC ri{l*:i'AKA|-i?RY SCHOOL.
IO Duxbury. Maia. A Ho. be bool for Hms hlJSIBS for
e i,ilene ni ., i, min, si |.,?,i p..fri.i v prrmlsslun In Prsaideat
Kind. Harvard I hiv., imf ! .. ? .i ... . i.., i ,? ,. an i .,'.:.??,,
Alla!!, a, lui . .1. ural. t Ktlr.t ? U. I.Uapy, O. li., tat. I. 1.)
Inftnutum. _
_'_ I,.m.???~~***
a* ?" >?? " ."*" '.
For Boys and Young, Men?Country.
CT. AUSTIN'S SCHOOL, Niw-HnKliton, S. I.,
t'N' Y j a Church (school of thi> hlaheitrlaeiforboyi. Tenm.
S.'r<H). The Bev. A. O. Mortimer, lt Ii., Rector, a-nlsl.*! bv nine
Ki .4.1 > i ii.s ot Hmwu. Princeton, Columbia. Oxfonl, Camhrldtret.
London and Hu'.lin. Thc n-lnail ha* been incorporated ami
purchased the well-known property of Um latia W. T. Oarnnr.
wini h gives lt the un,si splendid home nf any ichool in th"
coiintir. Council. The Rt, lier. Illilmpi of Now-York. AI
hauy and BJ, Ncwjerse-r: lim Rev. Dr*, bli. Hoffman,
BatfSBM and Daviosaud Hon. O. VV. ('urti*._
tJUMMIT AC A OEM V, SUM Ml f, N. .1.
C? lleallbful location. Military drill. lOopenl Heptemher
15. JAMBS II KA RD. A. M.. Principal.
-IMIE ROBBINS SCHOOL, Norfolk, Conn.
1 A Boya' i:,.ir.Iii.ir and liar rt, hool, furn I sh I ii ic tl"- lest
Immc life with thorough Instruitloii. LocolloD ole .vated and
healthful. Aelelieis Rev. J. VV BEACH.
Principal^
'|MIEl"M\(Tl.Y SCHOOL, Elizabeth.' N. .).
I Prepares foi boiloeai ot for collete Oraded coorie.
Oissl home lor :i few Imus Henpens Kent 18, Ber. JOHN
f. IINi.lfi. Ph. H.. K.v. ll, i,l..Ni; VV. LY T ILK. A. M.
r|MlK CEDARS.?A lin-mline* school fe.rlie>vs.
1 lliiverslr.iw. Bj, Y. Beopooi September 10. Nuiu":l
limit..I. Addles*
_ VV. C. BSA DIO, A. M . LL. II. _
?THECATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF ST. PAUL.
I OAKDEN CITY, I* L
'ILK MS -400 A YEAR Annlv to
CllAKLIM-.Pt RI LVA.N r MudltK, A. Ii. (Hsrvnrd).
Il BA 1' M A.-s I K IC _
THK GUNNERY Next school voiir berms
I Beptember 16. AchtressJiC, BBIN8MADE
ss MbinrUrn, UtebAald Dex, Can.
WOODS I o\v\. v. j., ACADEMY, tbortViuri.
healthful, homelike, highly rec.lendedj -toed ciaos
ni piitrnns. is, nd fm i In iiInr. A C. BORKIB, A M.
tVORCES ITU ACADEMY.
YT v\-(iR( i.-si i.K, Mass, rift jr lurowd ynsr
iiuiidtnira ailinn illili, in iituatmii and sppolntTnents,
Omnndi ample Teacher! experienced. Thorough pranero.
timi for eolleKi?. Certificate Of HW A lil-: Re ROM RIK, A.M.,
Prli i I pal, ,m ri irs in Brown DamnontB *ml A inherit._
"|W*;7 r.KIIIKKMKM ACADEMY! I KSVta
II "M pteaarea boys for Lehigh Unlrerslty ? ' '' " '
sud nil edin r 11.ll.ces ind universities, lor psrtit ular* a.l
srassC. h. 8C1IWABTZ, Principal, Bithfehrsi. Pss*
For Young. LaMlisai ?'OooXBAr*.
\ LIMITED niiiiilicr ol vouiit.'lilllie1-r.-m bo
received la aa elegant, ap* louie private r,
Ile v mil I' ive dlr ii.i'l.n .1 v i" .cm:ii. I ,.mus sinl Can
ins t nm frith ?upoi lol edacatioaal advantage* ol the ' laverock
For terms, etc, address a U. ELA' K, President,
( , ,vi rack, N. Y.
IIORDENT4IWN FEMALE COLLFoE.
1*1. I..-I.e.- nf I'" si on.
Very healthful, ho ,. Hie, ihorotii li in I Chi il in Ol
tory cou nea in Belle*-Lett re* Claiaici md Music, with de
nd. Ell elleol Ait i ipartinont Pol cab
a'idles,
BEV. WM. (. BOWEN, A M. Pres
.. V. J.
|>i:.\l>Koiil> ACADEMYV^For the biichet
i-. s, v earn I ul u i and ad*
.,,,. r to Mis* ANNIE I JOHNSON. 1'i.m ii .
|><)ARDING SCHOOl, tor pirl.a, zrvcu to
l> fourteen 7th rear limited nomi ,'r-ir.'.
i . ? .In -t '.I:-- J. i it.vr i m v.n.v.
I ll V'. ||n ,' lt., Wi -! 1
URYN MAWK COLLEGE,
III', ii M cir. I'.iie.
A cn:.1.1.i-i. I in; Vi OMEN.
;' " i .nu .. . ..I Hudy fir ''.
it ion.
?*fV\\.\|.-A." -MRS. MERCER'S Boarding
\J - Wales Ten ice, Montreal.
U rent, euth i 8EPT. 8
pULLEOlA l K SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
\j KNULIWOOD IS I Keon N . r M. 1*'fl.
,' , ? - i: or WI ?
vi l.M. W, iTERLINO,
i ai...i.i..l. at...i.i.i'.i^ii. a. ii.
I .ARLING fbN SEMINARY for roan*ladle*.
I ' Wi .ttl
In -. il oron-rh Inili m'tlon , 1180 per
t. ii : ., . i.i . ? UTON, Pb. II.
1 ?REW LADIES* SEMINARY. Carmel, N. Y.
1 ? u
tratedcirralsi '.; I. < KOHBY smi I II, A
ELMWOOD HALL; Danbury, Conn.
AU ll.ni..- .-sc!,.nil lui V - md (hil,lien.
Ml** A. M. LAM lu',, . i
rjREENAVIiTi; CONN.-HOME SCH<
si UR YOtLN'O LADIEM. Loe thy and boam.
rill. I duration" th. P , DEUUAY
LONllCHAMl', ?!. VV. Ml..v H.
J [ACKETTSIOWN (N. j.j INSTl'l U I
iii tin the land, i'.. ;
loi \. i lion. New labors
, urae tical (lu m's: .y. Cil.i' -?!? Ire",
Key, tl. ll W 111 I'M V. I'. I'.. I're-s.
nOUSATONIC HALL, Great Ban-in stott.
Mass.?A Bel.I for Vonni I isi ???' I
j, .u Mu iii .
.Denna - ' ii Ben
ti mia i VA I . , . ? '. ..i.i.M.i'i...
_
I lOViE INST] i'll. Parr ti i \T, N. Y.?
I I Hmiiilni
IL1 .
Mir*** HAJNES'S SCH'iola
"WOODSIDE,"
riAHTFOKD, i INN.
:. tittil ii tuc ttl m.
. i insii ,i. t on
Ui year oj . ? ?? ptember Wi. 1 ll. _
\!ui:\VI \N SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LA
.vl li ] -. ni- rn lin km, l-l.- hed 1749. and
? dui il
? ...
fVIRS. 1.'. Ii. GRISWOLD, dnuchters, anti
lt J M !>> v, p, WEI nate. IS opt ,i i
i,i I vt:.. titted foi . ?
- , , i ittent on to lllitorj Kl mil - Include*
1 !. i.im. i.. rn .m. ;i |*h i Matin iii i ? 1th i! .! n
)' ii . _-. ; ? ; ? ? u i in*
lui. hen nioile Milo
Ml'. M? \\ rikinsiin'-s Hoi Si ? ol for
fer* to ? rd I
,,i,i Eve re it Hali. Louisa M. Alcott, ino. vv in. Car?
il sin o Andi
\ll*-s BARTLETTS formerly MIba Nott'i
Alt Bnatlsh '"! I 'ey Behool fnr
Vumitt lc!,, - 111 ll All ll . Nc" linell. ( (HUI, will BpBB BOfs
t. in-, i-."j. I,., u..ns sm,! on .,|.|,neut:. II.
MISS GORDON'S ENGLISH and FRENCH
ItOARI'INOand DAY BCHOOL '"i Vonna Ladle*,
: .r ."..-' I- I Peun Superior
.,. i.ei. n nm nor of
.i ?? 13,_
\l l>s lil KKKKY's Boarding and Dav School
4*1 f,,;,, 'I.,, , | i,,.t n ,.:. Ul* lim,viii BoopOOl S. i'U
ti. Addn -s :.;?!.. i until Bopl l
\f 1SS PDRVIANCE BOARDINTi and PAY
.vi HiHOOL for young li Ute i-lrla, 911 (South
? ! iheth.N J..w..i bo ..-tr,-m I .-.i .. i die s.i.iy.-eii
!. me r 23. 1
METZGER IN<TITrTK.C,iiiis!c, Peon. Daj
fol v.,uni' lad -s Roxipeoi Hep
tl Minis ,i.i M.n., l. i.s.a i i- ii. I rlncipal
iibUN r HTVLLY; n. .k. BaqTJeI ins ii
.?* iiii:. I'i.m' .in! Kua-llsh lioino schunl lor viiiln
ID _
VYACK 8EM1NARY fortrirh; 26 boartling
t, pop . I i,'i''i M., Dins;! deliifhtfiil i.nine, on*
[rom Nevi york, tdtlreos Mrs ImoKeoe BertiiolC Prlnelpal
fkHEAD lNsTfrUTE~for YOUNO Wo'MKN.
'/ Pounded 1 mfa. Open* Boptotoher 16. Three eui' .
!? , ,. il '? ?' V. -? In il V (,inls" in I.tl.I [-.ll Alts. I '
. ind I"'
iiieatlc Vhs, inst Teachers tod taactnrora ..r-tind. Careful
flrls Kor ? nen :iis addrea* v 1-". WINS
I.eiVV . A M.. Prim , .'. " "!? '"?? r. 'I i-e
RT NIKI.Koli* ' HA I, K. -.**_?-,)) Instil ute for
V-'Uii' Lad lund Children. AAtrossQ KAUU MOB
i ' .V Ml..-,, Lr.il.'e. N". J.
?- |>0SIERE." Stamford, Conn., Homo
Ii tiUelrra . "no hour
Irom cit) ; li m,,ue,:i ir.i nina Hoope n? Be itxtnbe ? Il
M ISB a im BSTON, Principal.
HPHE ? KM**," SMin^licl.i, Muss.?l'annlv,
I Day and Mono i*ehool for Otrta Prunary. Academic,
i 'lassie .ti an i Poll e. i uluate e out sci
M IHHI ? I', Uti KU .t i HA MTV KY 1"
COMERYILLE SEMINARY. Somerville N.
v * i,?A I ' iv ichool fur yoting ladle*sad
dui,lien re mi, I ? - pte label 1.",
ThorotiKh Inatruction in Kngl - isle lan
ind im.ntin j M1H8EH PARMONH ,*: LE FEVRE,
-THE SilSnES ANAI5I.KS
A l.Neil isi;. FRENCH INO OERMAJI
ii'. v EDI M. vsn D v V si BOOL,
Will rcipi n rSeptomboi '.!'-'
_ J<i Bayard i , Noes I.i mowle k, SJ._
rr I \: PLEGROVE LfttUes1 Bcminaiy, Baratoga
I Hpnnit*,S v. Eo**iilarronr*einclude*(leriuan.Prerirh,
iBat i ui.n without extradiarga. LBai i bowd,ai.M., Pros
f HE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL <?F SAINT
A MARY, nordon City Loop. Uland, N. Y.
Tarma $8110 per annum. Apply te*
Miss t ll.Vl.I li'l'.'l-: ll fl "Ml!
_ ^_I'm
TRINITY HALL.
1 Beverly, Noo fr my Thnronih hnaio if bool fnr rblB
tarted udvaiiUiti'! of tb* hiL'he-at order anlld i-nlliire in D1U*|0,
art, lana*usa*ea and Ibo eluate* j eulie,** .mus.- Binetesatb
year befin* Heptemb-i ;?;. I .,r. reular* addi -.
Miss KAI UELLE OIBBONH ll 1 N I. iTinCplI.
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL and WELLES^
i i:v Priparotory ifortaortr Madaiao Cloni
i "ardin-t Hc'i'ioi (or vouiu lodtsa Kith ysof bbooi Baptoao
l ir .'J ",-adnu!,-ai 4i.l cellaffS preuualory courioa. For
circulars.
Ml-.sa DA M. SMITH. I Pel ni..a i.
MLS. I. li. llli-IIAIlii-. I ii,-i.ii.mt i vn, Pfilladslpll*. __
Yr0UNG LADIES' SEMINARY.
FREEHOLD, N. J.
'.iii VKAR
Addi.ss
F. CHANDLER D. IX,
_Pr.-a'.dciit. _
A/If IO ?AtYonkMBk H. Y., a boartUnn itnel
Qb Ai\ 1\ 1, div ach.K.i for inri*, tenth rear. ? "" "K''' '"'
siiuttioii lind ireiiuiiiH hom.-. Mis Iv T HOLBROOK. Prto.
fta|(sA||--AT MOI!S I* ||o|?K LADIES1 SKM
'!?*?** JsJ mary. Music and Aiteitr.i.
I mt iowa, N' W.Norie.
4L'"yM|M.ioHroN R eighth seminary^
*.7*it/\r Kui Yoaaa Lilies. rVsw-Brtabtoa,Btati n lil-iul.
nv. UM vv. iiiiiK. rh u, PrtBOlaai
?IUTII YKAU.?LY NOON 1IAKK, Potlfjfh
?a*0 kOO-Mta, *l Y -A blffh-ClOOl MtMOl fur vouiiB ladle!,
miialr. draarlns. painful!. Imii'ii.iiti a and r.url'sh hram lina
thnrtiiiKhlv uu.'bt. with full i. t-aid tu the equally important
iu4tta.li. nf hollie i ure 4111I tria,iiiiii,*. Aititrt-ss
SAMUEL WKl.lJS IlL'cK. A. M, Ptlncli'il.
For Both Sexes?Countr**1.
A FRIENDS' HOARDING si'H<.'?K.fo.''>oth
atina, tit +'.'J."i j.er tear II.ll i ininti v, ll'J nillo* li"'ii
New.Yoi* j 5 Irom *<iii|" sina KTerytbiag moelorn Bo*
iiss-i, biUkUBj aqoali aaai Address i.-happauua
MOL'N'I'AIN INSIU'I IK, i 'happaiiuii. B. Y. _ _
\ -I I KC ULA KS of scIiooIm. both BBMBB, city
atm. un1, nuiiitrv, with careful arline tai paretit*.
_E. M ? uv lill III . .11 la.! ITU. at Wilt WypBST'S.
pOAkDlNU tSCMOoL for itxteea children,
I > a*-s 4 lee 14. Opens I'lh ino, lith Knurti-eiith y*t?ar
rhoroaaa laslnsettoa; careful iishiiuk. mild discipline
Liny home cuui.'ull. lao remain ai! tim I..
m. hi. fl A.... M.. Lane at ii ie. la.
afiitlnidloBh,
" - SOB,
For Both 8ez*?B?-Country.
CLAVERACK N.Y.. COLLEGE AND fWTU
HON UIVER INHTITCTK.-Coneg, ronrev for lad w
preparatory and biiilni-i* for ?t?ntleinen ron?ervitr?rv il
millican I art. open* 33d year iSeiif?mher 1:1. fvn.t for r.t_|
'"?'"?? _ Ker. A. Il Vi ai K. A. H.. I'rcai.lr-ntT
|)ICKINS0N SEMINARY,-??
WILLIAMHPort, PF.VN.
A Ure school for hot'i acres j ll,r. alt af Ihe a?? In everr Mt.
? pest: last facilities for fhi>r..ii,-ri lnatr.ict,?n in l*Tii<.iseT
lil.-nitur. . sd. n. e. inutile natl, a. iniiaic aini ?rt ,1,.^.,.". r.,n
feiTe.t. elective ronraea provided, Isrire -minds; commodl.,...
Imll.ilnirs. hist.'.I with ateaiu . ali m?..l.ni ann!!.,,,-,.. tn*
l.,',!t',??.lc",,'f,,rt tilts per var for w,, ^luZtJaZ
Munt, ind furnished ns.rn dlieonnti to ininlitera t? a. her?*
and wheo two ea Ittr toora maJh '.milly, fm harm baasuMti
BO; ci ale g ie -i i Ad Ire** W4*
_E. J. ORAY, D. D., President
ptANKLIN, N. Y? I lola iran Kiti-mrv \n.tC
I tut. a bnlldlnr* rolla**o pri'iiantory ind In''uh
courioof Instruction, 5?1year ; open (September I ins.:
CHAKI.! s ll VIBBILLTa, M.. Ph.D. I'riii, ii'.nl
IIOMK BOARDINO SCHOOL for mum?
Eal Cl n ii i,| u. ? milder-te Adlinga
MIMA. E COS OVER, Principal, Old Britta**, J* r
KINGSTON ACADEMY, Km-sion-on' IiihU
?on.?En-tlt*h and claiileol arhool for >?,'h m*m ?.?
psre* t'mi.uitdi'.y tor ...:;,??.- ballaroo, ol trortuao-- fmrnial
In.tm. fl.,ri fn-e nm' i ' , . ,*J*
rewater T- rn i.-ir ns Amruat An Addrea*
IENE-1 A M . IT i, VV vi vi HAYEfl fra*,
MAPLEWOOD LSHTI rUTE.-Pof~ both
a?l anea rn vi '..ur -vn.l.E PENH Wend ll,, .VJ
I rofeisors rhnroui-h Inunction In all |ep'iriini"ni*. Await
' foi little !,nva nnd / r's
J SHORYLIDOE A M.. PT-ncifwiL
VEW-JERSEY STATE MODEL *i'llinii,^
-*?' * - , uol for lonnn tadi. i md renlh-Vn.
Prepai nm Boardlm I ai'sand a. i,?ohi
:"'! ': "*, ' *'-'" '??:? YEAH for board, tnitioB.
bouts, etc. r-etid lOT catalogue to "?
tV. IIAM'.ltul'CK, Trenton. New.Jers, T.
(BEA CLIFF, L. L offer* nnnsaal adramam.
it to parent! (Teilrom of *endln. children from noa* to hat
educates! Bal laanrivoled. Iriilr*? u.i.
- - . Principal. m m**m
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le B. BO, T1IOB. HANLON, D. H.. I'r. s'.di ut.
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE; Ilriilt-orotT
i' Vi'Tii'ie,, Very soalUy, Bath ono*. Timm,! rh
[.reparation foi college, - . nc or buiineas L?....,,.*
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(tarbert.
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A LLEN DODWORTH,
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?Colds.
"HOTEL BRISTOL.
OT HW I . AND ll' -IV
BOB THE HCMMEB M>N riH.
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TALL-. I/UOTST.
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?atti rooiaafoi BSBtlemeni rei** i oa
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*tt' ni. i.'.v re nos it. li* dte ? me] ll nola millaa tor p. r .iv
neil or ti ' it* i Oral . - board
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I Inspection.
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vi. ai ii ss, 's. Nuracs. aloo aood tl Ol ail ll help ot all Wn-JSt
!.n city ni , .nuil ry . reoalj at l.;-i nth -ave.. a..,..- I Otb at-_?
CH)OK, HOUSEWORK.-Bj a strooa, ubip
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de**ert* ireama, ?ldedube* 'tc. etty ur .tmntry. ">o -'.*
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pHAMBERMAID or \\ Al lUK-S.-by i?
\J oaocmbla K;ili city or ouutry, B^l^^a^
sftOOK, aVe.?Mv a ii-spct tallie- woman a*
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HOUSEWORK-Bj a n.-nt Wi-uti vritl,
ll ,..,,,red food ot c^ii-ea|
k . ..di.tii.idr...a,..l> o. i-oiintry ead al J.a* Oliiate..
.
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h.,me ba* !?* "I re rente , alio.WktoT* icrUUcato. Ad
all Mrs < . ('??'? lites ti vu. n at
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dnties ti.tiieaiiK'il'. . "i iroulal lik.aiiiiatioii aa narin "u*'' e- ? ,
has held nu li 'K.iiti.iu iiin! uiideisUutla il tli...i'UKhl) . """J
to niall* luBUMU K-nelilly hiv ul ?"tiut |e?BtI ???? ?*"T ,
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ind va lilma-, Ixst ol tcfi-n-U' ?'?",'-:,_. ,
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tal. I Htinver, e-ltyoroouulrv. -* lil befnuud .Ul u< ?"-**
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fJARDENER and PLORWT.-W ?"??
II .usn with no children . UBI Bad _?W2 SfVft Moat
ian lui niall U al ol retcroatc* Aeatll**** ** *???"?
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