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... conditton as when first laid. although each elevator carries from 1,000 to 11,000 people daily. FOR THE MOOS HI TM LIFE. CLARKE S _ _ WORLD FAMED - BLOOD M URE cleande tLe blood from all imputitled from %whatever cause sri g. For Scrofula, Scurvy, Sores of ...

... series of Fashion Fancies, by Min eloper, which appear from week to week, are exquisitely drawn and elegantly engraved. I know numbers of people who oat the dainty Agana out and taste them in scrapbook.. Mr. Lederer, of the New York Casino, boa the entire ...

... of Rutgers, the number of praessorships at the College has been increased from sixteen to twentv-two, the number of students has nearly doubled, the library has been increased from 9,000 to 21.000 volumes. and a new chemical laboratory, costing $13,000 ...

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... addition would also refer to the sermon. The pronouns are the Krum of vexatious contretemps. cud I select two at random from my scrap-book : During the storm a cow was struck by lightning and instantly killed, belonging to the village physician, who had • ...

... comedy presented at the Part, Philadelphia, on the 14th ult., by the New Fork Criterion Company, was dramatized from tbsGermaa of B. Basedix, from which scarce was also adapted the play called Whims, origins/1y produced by the Criterion Company. livery ...

... every time any foreign paper discuseessuch a possibility from it.. own point of view. The Pope is as free in Rome, and perhaps more so, as he would be in Jerusalem or any other place in the world. If he does not go publicly out of the Vatican, it is because ...

... of the facts embraced lin it are new, and are derived from State records, from unpublished family correspondence, and from personal testimony. The portraits which illustrate the work are engraved from originals in the possession of the Imperial family ; ...

... $lOO3. . _ The walls are nearly two feet thick. They are built of b:ocks of marble extending through from interior to exterior, built op solidly from the ground, and only pierced by the doorway and several small grated windows coder the eaves. The interim ...