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DUY TAINTORs SHORE LINE GUIDE,
ID c.nnuE eohtsl nlas and ae..r.lons " Nj ,llLo-a

NEW Jersey RAHROAD-FR0M FOOT of
~ COuRrLASufSr.-fo PHLAuE LPuiA VIA hen,hsop'
p Via Camden, NJ M va West d,la1sp a. ~ H. H.
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Sui excepted aud those days trau lbs Tue OAy
line running through Chicago by evening lne Cpauy
Ia 1893 =. W. JACKSON General Supffmtrh0ehl,
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TRAINS LEAhH hENlORN,
For NevlINcu anil Bridgeport 10 lkH JO hi l&'lo thAh j
nv. 3..5. $50. $3.50. and (Exl O. IN. -
For Fted Southport AMI Wesiport Z ll'V a.
NJ. 3t3 t.n aud $50 .. nj.
For NorwsIk tENl 1850 a. m l.;S tBHl tEAh 5'fS
$50 tEEi. $3.50. $50. AMI 8 (EI) p
For Dareu % 1850 a. u 3;t5. 40 Ssh $3.50 M
F1r STAFFORD tErl 1850 l2;l5 (bH) 2:l5, kLh
80 80 lLs - 'io 5 Sl III ' 55 g. $50 $50 7s p
M.
Tor ard intermediate stations at I;JOA No. z
3.45. as $50 6:JO i:5 and $500 o. p.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield 8. lu. tEDl ltN) p. m
lor boston via Shore Line i!;l5 tEE Pm. ,.,-,o
For Hartford and Spnra ieJ tES . IL 70 tthh ? "
For Cosue,tlt River Raad, 10 (krl ll:lS m TO None"
For Hartford Froy.i,uce Fshhn Railroad, Ei) nj l:'i'
p MT, -. d . 49,
1915. o. 8 D. ,,,.,,..-
Fo Canal Railroad, RS M to Northampton ana Williams
bHErh
fur Uousaiouic Railroad, a. ~. aud p. NJ
Dor Eaugatuck Railroad o., N, ia y 40 p ~
10, r,aury a8i Novsk Railroad l-;l itd to ? m aud
o. In with teigJ train ron NorNa f'npn.'
For NerCaus,u Lalrl1d n.i le:5, 49, and SD p
JAMES H. hOlR Superretders
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DUY TAINTORs NETWORK TO PlllLA
ID DBLPHIA. BALTIMORE and wASHlNroN GUIDE

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
III RoADPe LoSG nRAEc RED BANS B9iCSS NJ, s
IESTER TOMS RIVER 6c-Ou aHd alter MONpAl. MAY TO-
lJb TWO DAILY LINES tSuudys eNcepedl leave Pier No ~ o
by steamers EBNERSlNK, a. A., aud JhNSE hol
4.n5 touching Pier No O. foot ~ Rectorst AZ 40 " m M
on ReuFnng-Leaye TOMS River at $40 m aud l'S
y "' "''s ''"'' '''' - " anu " S sNEDEN Co. Lesseea
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Situations 11Iani,o--.Smal,s.

Siiuaiious UIanitO-- .Stmalts.
A LADY is anxious 80 secure m engagement
~ COPYsri tho dose Aoe Address N Box No
los Iuhane Once.
GERMAN INSTiTUTE-Co0l,s and Girls TO
NJ DO Geu4raI Ilosseaolk beB Apply No tJ
suro.kst.. between stsltoa aui E,'t Ilearios'i 90.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable and
NJ l~ iu8Hf - Mrs LOVES GERMAN
IAsTflUTK 30 Ffst 81, rufHsr Hors-r
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vTROY LINE for ALBANY and TRoY.-Low
"a s and , ss' ss, S % 81 S. % IS %
then a 95a 3s ea,1per tIsn ey o'hsr ne & 81 spr5
EVERY EyESISG Isaaray sIeepd) at ceiek ave o d 6s
=, eio soeG M ee5ss.'ss FS a,s 11a
North Retn leave Troy at and Albany at o9'ek m OF
checked to % Dent~ Suaiays, fare 81 -.-------
GPECIAL NOTICE.-A new Arrangement
AeI sSp &S FIN S Ev d ~, sS oybY S vii
land daily SATURDAYS excepted from pier iooi u
=, M Ss t @S @s.t., between Spring and Charlton
CTEAMER MARY POWELL will commence
- running SATURDAY June 1869 for Co1eos We" Point Corn
Leaves PET loot Desbo,sesr e,ey a0eroooa a. $50
TENTRAL RAILROAD of EW-JERSEY.-
net. P x ap viii he Dega
Railroad aud Bastou with the Lehgh Valley Railroad aud M eonneo
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without change
Of cars ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
Express Trains to the West except Sundays when one train
SIXTY mile, hours saved BY this ne 10 Chicago Cincinnati
St. lon &C. with bat ore ehanEs Of cars 2, ., c,,,,,
Silver P''''' cars sPRfSG .,4Rs1YGEMEST.
$50 p sSs,d a e Rs6sah h s 'A'''
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the West without change Of car, to Cul1s. q 60 $40
sosS Connects sad'nrr Water Cap Scranton &c
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an n-Por Bssob Allentown Mauea Chunk and Bevidere
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Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Chicago, aud CINCINNATI serps
and Chicago At junction with DeaNtre
ackawsnna and Railroad for all stations 10 Scranton
$40 D. m -Por Somefvile aud bennington.
m.-Fsr RasOn aud intermediate statons
m.-Por Somervile.
m WEaTERS EXPRESS TRAiNFor Esston Allentown Reading
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| for Wiliamspot, Bhe, &C.
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| HAS D.
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81 26 68l BoadwaTi at No. 10 GJee9Tesr ana az 'lS
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II ?. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agt
DUY TAINTORs ALLENTOWN Line Guide,
! ID with eoorei maps sod description oian ,tatons
| ERfE RAILWAY.-Tiains leave depots foot
II ofTNs htg ,hrlst and foot " Cbaube*i olOss viz;
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yllusital Snsirummis.

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11th CIVILIZATIONS.

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THE PRACTICAL POULTRY KEEPER-A Complete
aud staudard Guide 10 the MANAGEMENT % Poultry.
~ H. "IlG5i 4 ono Up rs, Casstu, fetier
This book is a valuable manual for everybody who
feeds chickens or sells eggs. IL SUITS at once the
plain pOuterer who must make the business pay, and
the chicken fancicr whose taste is for gay punage
and strange, bright birds. The most valuable por-
ton is the first section extending through So pages
These were written with the intention Of producing
mammal SO plain, minute and prac cal that any ono
could, by using it a guide, with 10 previous cx-
pcrience with poultry, become at once successful in
producing eggs, young chickens and fat fowls for
market Tie author has not missed his aim He
treats this part Of his subject in five chapters: I.
Houses ard Yards. 2. System Of operations and
tue selection Of stock. g. Feeding and General
management of ad fowls. 4. Incubation. 8. Rear
ing aud iattears Of chickens G. Diseases of poultry
These topics no handled with completeness. vet not
tediou,y A direction once given is not rel. ated
anu l4e writer shows his caucstnes, Ly the follow
ing PREDATORY note: THE PAGES of this section
are not intended simply to be read aud commended
but the directions given such rs are prOper for
the circumstances therein referred TO- and tbev arc
the price to be paid for health in the clckep.vard
and for eggs. For instanc when it is said that tho
Toostuc-honse should be olcaused daily il is meant
that Il h0f.a be done When il is said that fowls in
Gcnuhccht bhOUlc nave Nally, mesh vegetable food
it is intended to convey that such food must be cg
I0,gy girD And on. Let the reader deal fairly bv
MS aud by his poultry. So will the latter deal fairly
b. him."
Nj. aYrightSbews that he has carefully studied the
adaptation ofdidsrent kinds Of food to produce flesh
and fat desh. lie thinks there is excessive feeding
IN many yards and Che plethora is of fattening rather
than Observation-Disclosures. An egg-prOducing hen
should be well fed, Ez RIo nikil it, and the almost
Haiy production Of article so rich in nitrogen
Ah egG-the very essence of animal nourishment-
must demand an ample and regular supply of ade-
su"to lood' lie one simple mle with adult fowls is
!" give them as much they will eat eagerly, and
no more for the morning meal he re commends
soit 1000 snch as is easily and rapidly dic,sted be-
oausG inc lo"i then requires promp supply. Bnt at
evening when there is ample time for the contents
Of the crop to pass to the gizzard for diocgtlon.
grain is the best food that can Il.
supplied. Among Mr. Wrighfs most valpo,Jo
rules are these; J. Soft food in the morning grain
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DTY TAINTORs ERIE MIDWAY GUIDE,
sgrs 8v eoIarsl rs 70 era descriptions Of an stations
TAITToE BRoTHERS, 675 Broadway, N. \.
DUY TAINTORs HUDSON RIVER RWAY
I'D GUIDE eoainug eoord descriptions % az stoas
HUDSON RIVER RAILRQAD,-Trains for
ALBANY and TROY eorneeug WITH northern ard Western
trs rs leave Ser follows: Cincinnati sud CHICAGO Erprs
lu:s5 a Montreal Empress p ms Pacihe
Esuss Might Express, ~ Elegant DraTtDs Room
attached sui sleeping 10 ushs uainA Tie
% p Ss va "a runs On WM H. vANDERRrIT yeePrssil,rt
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Who Ia the Present Pope !

We find the following sentence in an
artical Of the Nation on the Ecumenlcal
Council: 49,.
The Pope, who, from the 'modern man s.
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----- :. MA, T,us Story Of Lady Byron.


The latest witness against Mrs. Stowe IS
Mrs Minis, nov living at larrow'on'Tyne'
md whose statement is published in the
Nescsstle Chronicle. For ten years she
was Miss Milbsnke's lady's maid, and was
the close coufdan,e Of her mistress o h9
declares it i'm possible that "her dear olu
mistress ever communicated to Mrs stowe
the odious revelations which that iauy h"s
turned to such profitable account anu e
among other reasons which she assigns 'o'
his belief are the following Lady Byron
often smoke to her of Mrs. LelRh, "but 81
ways in terms of the deepest affection, oitth
de:;yneting her as her best friend. mrs
Minis was present al the wedding "hlcn
Aid no, take place in any church as MIS-;
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Lice. HEALTH AND STRENGTH

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The frost last week is said to have done
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organ grinders have been excluded from
English cars and steamers.
The trade in school books is very heavy
this fall and will overrun last years by 20
per cent.
A good pair-a young LADY with q Grecian
bend and young man who parts his hair in
the middle.
Benjamin Franklin's orig,ual press is in
fifty or more printing Offices, as we'll as in
the Patent office.
The New York female doctors only charge
half the regular fee for attendance, and they
are beginning TO monopolize the business
Man wants but little here below, but he
wants that all in cash, or good mortgages
bearing ten per cent, - Detroit Free Press
Connecticut ghosts have very unpleasant
habit of taking off pocket books when they
return to the shadowy land
They are discussing edtorlally, and in
spirit Of sensoriousness, in London, the ques.
ton, "would it be proper to Kill incurable
lunatics.
There are now l,74j National Banks in
the United States.
Berg says he is going to put a stop TO
horce racing but the men and horses say
neigh.
Many Swedish immigrants are going to
Mississippi, and most Of them are mechsn.
les
Rigelboche, the ex-Queeu Of the Parisiao
domi.mondS, has lately died in abiect power
y.
Prince Napoleon pays five per cent. {
month For the money whichErlsner and othe
Partisan Shylocks lend him.
II isn't stealing to take liquor in Mssss
chusetts, because tis not legal property al,
nobody owns it.
Mrs. Or. Walker wanted to pull the nos
Of Cincinnati reporter who wrote derogf
Tory to her psntsIoons.
The Snoress Companion il the uame of
newly patented device TO be attached to tn
back part ofchurch pews forming comfort
able nesd rest, aud enabling the owner I
sleep through the dulles, sermon with III
greatest satLs.action.