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not wish 20 be brought into public controversy OF
70 seem to be seeking 10 damage the interes OF the
company which owned the Gregory House properly
but that ready TO testify IN court caed upon
the truth Of all he stated He went TO the gregory
Honse the last day Of Juno having been 10 the Lake
for two before He had been there only short
time, when one Of his servants taken III and after
ward the other and in few days after his arrival
large number Of the guests ia the house were unwei
There was some variety in the 10 which they were
affected Most OF them had prcfuse and watery' put
painless diarrbea not unlike that which Is said 10 De-
long cholera aud many had very severe ATTACKS OF
vomiting Some who affected with the diarrhea
and vomiting had also cramps and pains In the head
and bones, while others had the cramps and pains
without any severity of the other symptoms
These pains continued in many cases long
time after the sufferer had got over his prostra
ton at the outset Of his illness and this man fe them
oven after he left the Lake on July ~ Az nIs lany
were at different times affected more or less with the pre-
vang trouble, and although thei were about III IVY VI
three days they seemed TO gain no strength or %
The guests assigned various causes for the trouble eu
before long many OF them became nv day
our stay the Lake, said this genteman haa al ,ne
water used for drinking by my family gu coee
used many vegetables prepared oy ponng, sna as o
were in the n0rsse5e Psrt puence Which must
have come from impure waters OF the osusea well n
waters of the hotel the members of my family were not
so seriously affected other persons In the hotel
Mrs Charles Lord, who was one OF the most heaIthy
and animated ladies whom I ever knew. became very
SCH, and afterward died at Long Branch
Mrs. Englehart died after leaving the Ike NHse
Miss Bostwick and Mrs Brewster OF New
York were very i'll at the Lake. Mr. Cham
berlan and family this city very H. believe,
for several days. aud left the Lake Immediately Inere
were several other persons very much
Frustrated and confined to their beds for
time but In the majority of there was no long
sickness in bed but short attack OF darrhea vomiting
and often cramps pains, with weakness ana
gio for a
diarrhea for couple Of days which checked Dy Tue
use OF proper remedies but had pains In my bones r1
the effect of the poisoned until after eit the
Lake never noticed much difference in the appear
ance OF the water except once or twice when ~ was aus
cOored Finding that my family were obtaining no
benefit but rather suffering injury at the Lske deter
mined to away. though was attached 70 n ,ne
place having spent two seasons there We came away
on July o. NV daughter, 10 years old, mad not oeeu
much affected by the trouble until few days before we
came away during which she suffered, and she was serr
ousiy iii for two weeks Long Branch from the enects
OF the poison at the Lake.
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THE TITLE,DEED FORGERIBs.

In the investigation of the operations OF the
alleged tite-deed forgers yesterday, the Assistant
DistrctAttorney Mr.. Dana, asked for postponement
in the case saca the ground that he would then
be able to the investigation and finish 1t at one
sitting The case then postponed until this after
noon, Mr. Hummel for the prisoner, consenting An at
tempt was then made to the release OF Wesley
Weber on bail. For this purpose John H. Keyser was
offered as surety he said that be had been indemni
fed by Weber, and both Judge Fammer and Mr. Dana
immediately declared that Mr.. Keyser was unfit as
surety Capt Leary and Detectives Irving and Quack-
eubush found Of SacIas papers yesterday III their
search in HobOken. Among them were abstracts OF
titles TO lands Dunkln County, Missouri In Iowa and
West Virginia also in this city. deed from Albert
H. Smith TO Daniel b. Lathrop deciding lots Nos rs and
Sc Prnce-s and Hester, Crosby, Elizabeth and Null
DeIr bore the OF Wesley Weber Commits
sioner of Deeds Deputy Sherfs Frank and New levied
upon the furniture OF Saca's office on judgment OBJ
tanned IN tue Marine Court the suit OF George Cald
well against Charles and Marcus T. sacia and James D.
Potter for tl76
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THE COURTS.
IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUDGE BLATCH-


IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUDGE BLATCH-
FORD.
PORK PACKERS, BUTCHERS, AND LAGER-BEEh
DEALERS AFFECTED BY 1T.
Judpe Blatchford of the United States Cir
emit Court has gwen decision in patent case, which,
on account Of the number Of persons affected by H. ana
the amount involved OF greaSimportance The case
that of the Lyman ventlatng and Refrigerator COM
pany aet William Labor and eight Others and action In
was brought 10 establish the paintns right 10 letters
paent granted 10 Aze g. Lyman. for refrgeratOrs Inc
plaintiff then asked for injunction restraining the
refrgeraors specified in the letters patent and claimed
that the different forms OF regerators used by the
PENDANTS we're lnfrngments on their patent Inc
defendants claimed that the paintfs patent was Void
for want OF novelty . -.
First Because Of an alleged application for patent
for refrgeraors OF Thaddeus Fairbanks ned IN the
Patent Office IN 1876. -,
refgerators containing the essential qualities OF the
plaintiffs patent both In the City Of aud else
where. =,
The Injunction asked for has been granted and as the
plaintiffs letters patent cover all OF the United states,
The Judges decision in this will practically aHect
almost every pork packer, butcher ana IaSefpPer
dealer In the country. -
In his decision. thcJudge overrues the claims OF the
defendants as FORTH the ground that they
do not contain tue combination mentioned IN the plain
ts letters patent, and that even II they dd IL wouid
not avail to defeat patent OF such long standing De
cause prior yention claimed by tue defendants
purely experimental. ,,.n
Jonu j. Allen and Edward j. Cramer FOR the plantuS
aud Dlckerson Besman for the defendants.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
Charles Stppy held in 1000 bail for stealing
Francs Of No. ls7 RddgesL while
Cspast aod the Bowey Monday
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, Judge
Sutherland presiding criminals pleaded guilty and sentenced
follows Hepneits Webee the third degree House Refuge
Ferdinand Brunsy grand larceny State Prison for and
month.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
BIby Abraham hOaton held in default VI 81 900
bail answer charged with breaking uo the Mrs Hen
stealing herefrOn articles valued at
Blackstone hell default Of $1,000 bail charged with stealing
soyegns from Robert Rhrton the 7b Louisa
Wilson by Justice BIby for stealing ehau
from John Wen1 Monday night Justice Morgan she Jefferson
Police Court yesterday Committed Msy Webb Of No 634
Eghve In default % 900 bail the complaint OF her mistress
Lemne Of Union HILL j. who her with stealing
benHis Leahy held a charge
preferred him By samuel Fields
Society Tor The hIevsBiioH of Cruelty 70 AninslS
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CIVIL NOTES.

VIM. Alphonso Hill, who has been confined
In ai for the past two months, charged with making
false representations when he applied for situation on
the Coney Island Railroad released yesterday from
confinement by order Of Judge Nelson OF the Brooklyn
City Court
Judge Westerbrook, sitting in Supreme Court,
Chambers yesterday disposed the habeas corpus
with which Police Justice Flammer connected, as
aving committed Fanny Kelly without examination
aud without record being filed. The Court decided
that the official of the magistrate that he had
amned complainant and defendant aud that the latter
had admitted her guilt should be accepted In the absence
writ was therefore discharged and the prisoner re-
manded.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEW-YoF

PORT OF NETWORK ................".,.s SEPT 10
s.m, State Of Virginia OBJ Noodle Glasgow Austin Bald
Steamship Cub. Br, Martyr Liverpool via Queenstown C. o.
se.n.Rip Belge Br) Mete,h London, R. J. COrtis
s,am,hp Atlas B Hamilton Jaemel and Cuaeoa f1m fofHoOd
Steamship reA. Western Br windhau, Bristol Eng E. Nor
f' sss sSss MORO Castle Morton VIM Sysstc
Steamship Cleopatra BulsIsy savannah Murray Ferns &C.
ss@sIp %.nOie Couch Norfolk City Point and Richmond Old
DS ss.S.sr soTey Shaw PhlsdeDh. Kirkpatrick
s ssD naaS. ssg.q Gsa Sii Booin
BARI B.ri Arctic Eor}r Olsen Gsnc,, P9neh, By. scS;
Bar i fes siG osl %y.1cs
B Bss Ra; ss1 s ssS
ss THS%i Ss I S %s F FS Bs1
Haven cSS, G 4, 9sl ME- ' H asay C.
scSr Julia Floyd, sgares Georgetown and Port Bius ca
D. s aS[p %as SOsS. yeieson B.raooa wenbers
s s:S a s:: bs a.i bsa. :'s Co.
A.is TS%s s.i%tS s,.9tsd hss1s''aHAs Co
Henri stHs BsE:ssFi s.'5s @.. HS
Ssss A. GODDARD Van v.enbursh Nssaven Isaac B. Gregg
ARRIVED POI. ,
Goethe tGer Wilson, Hamburg Sept 3, with mde and
ses%,hp City Montreal Br hrshco'e Liverpool Sept g. va
sssmssp Hazard Savannah Sept H. with mds and
psss 10 w. X Garnson -, 80. ~ ~ IA, -.,..o,..
steamship Terry bayeh HeNpen ~ u, Ntn hA'h "o
70 Murray, Ferris & Co. -
Bsf vesdOd so Lr.ss St. Ss'.fe 70 days in ballast an
S,Sd s,1 s SSG. ses Antwerp II days
e' S.i siio sor Tess.sS rotterdam SO days ballast
,bor,d Al q "a essDd Bay for orders
Ss Fofnot Sor Mohbseh Antwerp 81 days ballast Is
ehored Al Gravesend Bay for orders
sss s 4 Ts.. Ra S sss. % ds With .sst
sehr Mar Eliza Hs Charleston ~ days. with yellow pine
s.,sh Jsue. Providence e. X. Jackson Providence
T1n,t Providence John Black, Providence
Pashlon. Providence. Zoe, Providence
poesssyt Providence Kate 4 MARY, Providence
!. es,de Bangor. X Leach RoeklAhd
AIeghspi. Roeklsnd. Sandman, Rocilsnd.
o. Avery kcctsHd. ssrtogs SsrdlneL
H.,,one Nschias Nile. Roekaud.
M. Ro<iland c. 81 John Bridgeport
Hiaue.os Boston g. W. Baldwin. Boston.
John Rommel, Boston. Jas Dverv, fastnciet
Rxers Bailey Salem. Ad1ie Todd, Pail River
Jobp Pnee Roctport Me- n, II. skisner Dlshton.
Bests POrtchest<r. Anme Nhsse' Onept
Eate Mclean, stopsybrook- A. MONT Newport
}. A. Kkhvood, Virginia Albert fhomas virginia.
i J. Mernu VrrniA T. snih Virginia
Addis Vrrinia H. DusenbsuJ VngiuiA
L. A. ststsos, vlrgins &
sloop kdh FVvis, Bireh Charleston
MEMORANDA.
Barb Toranshod NoL Psaisss from BordeanI which v o.
sandI ooi sspl orders up the city this morning
lI'-l - DOMESTIC FORTS
BosroE Sept l6Anvea seanship Marathon (bLe ron Law
erpoo Paseagous sehra kmshne 9th from ms
goABe and Stripes. from fhAgna .
PHILADELPHIA sept I6-sased bsrt Jupiter. for Bremen Ar
r,ss snp Ast~spi Rsei from srssss, PAsel.
from Rotterdam via kow-ferk
FoREIGN PORTS.
QusESsrovs eepk a6.Ths CunAd Line steamship China gu
from EWYori sspa o. for ATap0o arrived bsse - seeei ms
ly~ Latest SA.e Ssps zee Fyta Puee.l
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DECIsIONS-SEPT. Is.

Superior Court--Speciai 1erm-Bv Judge Curtis
Dillon sg Motion granted that specific
questions presented moving (46 265l
Of Strauss Ag GayeMoion that third party pay
plaintiffs judgment creditor " defendant Judgment debtor
granted Fellows Muller ct ELMoton for referee
memorandum Etel Brackeu. Strauss Coleman sg
Pener sgt The Mayor Cochran The Hanover
National Bsnt Muer Ksrs ssyre Muller sg
-0rden granted
Supreme Court kambers-By Judge WestbroOk-
In the OF Fanny EeyPnsoner emsndd dismissed Ia
Peter HalocfPrisone DISCHARGED proof intu
that child used purposes
Turner AgL LeA-iserencs ordered.
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THE VALE Freshman CLASS.

The Freshman Class at Yale College nun -
bers as4 Of which 1914 belong to the Academica ana
70 the scientific Department. or these the following
are from this city: George c. Alderman, Charles -
Burrill, Henry E. Coe, william N Collin, Gerard NJ nu
wards Edwiu NJ Joslyn, Herman Livingstone, oov a
L. McAlpn, Frederick Porter Charlie, II. SHAW Frank
Snencer Reginald H. Terry, George Trowhria9e, pao
r. Wesson, Holland 4. Whiting. waiter T. M i,no, n
Henry H. Curtis Henry l.. TAYLOR, and Mna' Ier.
THOMPSON. The BROOKLYN representatives ap, IN.
bert W. Bowen Ernest s. Davis william Il E,a nk
dor g jerks, John ~ Peet. Ehwari H. seeiy, Jr., ~
r. Tracey John L. NJ. Hall, and Thomas '" hosoio'
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DEM RAILROAD;ETHE
i GREAT TRUNK LIMB AND UNITED STATES NAIL hoUih
Trans leave EswY0t from foot Of Dssbros aud Cornd|
Kpr.s Hsrsbars P.buh, the West and South With Pull
Palace Can attached $3.50 m and oioop m ou'a' ~
add Lock tvia Phi Ehe Div con
Meeting Philadelphia $3.50 Tor Wismspors Loo. maven
CORY Enc. D. connecting 81 CORY iof iius reuo
eg T Runors Wsbas.ou and the South Limited Washington R
sTs %..hia1too a. Slo n Regular s:4oa m and
$50 B. NJ ana II nghl Sunday o. T. $3.50. and Kni
Xe.onn odsssoa Tor Trea,Oa g. 7:2o N ,nsa rm
go $40 $40 i:iO lsO $50. 6s40 6;l0 $3.50 1880
81. M si. tssU 3. s.so 4fao TAO s.
:sS liz 10 iisS ~ and Il SSh, SUNDAY $40 l. and
is-y ESQ ?:sS. ID s.so s 2so $40 81
m and IL uigtt Sunday. $50 and d. 80,
fsr weedbrds. PGa AnboJ. and South Amo'J And ~
w. % 1920 and IL N. q 3i0 &;3o 80
siV and ! .. IA. aud IL Hshs sana. 49,, aen.
b, Eass Milhtose IL ~ 10 and A3O D m
e, tssEsss,rs ~. a1' B.ySsrs $3.50 NJ
Por Becass.ovn. Baiosea. ADD CANDIDA fSo s'' WOW ~
iTsoi bs. SiS = 40 m e ssd 4,I0pm.
Yss F"rissdsis and saasu 7:zo a m and 2pm ..o
b., i,i,svp Psnesrssp and Camden Perth Amboy 2So
Ssr AAs.s Psnbiss. S S9y ESQ and H. aud
ss. daily ssS iD si; ssd iss
M. = iO3 ss Els ss &C. $50 ~ 's'
i 40 o sae .S ~ nes I'D e. Of
D Pc - s "a Ia $
on Ma stS~r,. d. r. BOYD 0sA Passsasss AesaA
SS<ss iasssss. 6ssssL xssass. ~
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pASSFNG ERS SAILED.

FOR HAvAYA-In ,eamsp MORO Castle Sept mI
and Mrs Preeardo Pcsno John r. Hea nh vic AD
children Oedo Miss Annie Hornd Jophine PsreI ~
For BRlSTOLIa steamship Great WestrH Sept io-h III
Nrs Wiigery VIM Ball, Enos Ball, Walter Palmer.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun 5:42 sets...... 6O1 Moon rses eoo
. DAY-As
Candy Hook 80 Gov, $40 Hell Gate Ferry. l;O7
HfGH DAY-P y 90
Sandy HOOK Cows Island OOO Hell Gate ferrl' l'Io
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Gnropean advertisements

DARIS.-GRAND HOTEL DE LATHENEE
ens Hsase ssnbs AtsAss sstAkhsh nant
h.sAs sssA ass, MA xssssAlJ ssss.sssssA
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Chances for Bnsiness men

GOAL LANDS for SALE.-FOr sale in Dade
" County Georgia l60 ACRES BlrUMNOUS COAL LAND
The coal Of fue quality and practically erhansbe The and Is
located Mounn miles from whiesds station on
the Nashville Railroad which Is only ~ miles rom
Ch,noos TO person having REQUISITE epta Uni, 80 G
e monnt Of Develop where there S an
For farther particulars apply 70
CHARLES r. HOLMES. Boz 127, POstonee Macon, Georna
EOR SALE, on easy terms-The LEASE,
STOCK FIXTURES Of welessbished shoe store in oth
ave For particulars apply GRO SILVER Assignee 81 Wanen
nor SALE-At bargain, if applied for i'm
mesey the Lease yea optional, .sd hIIa, Vim wIS
business CITY Hgh Rent OF store and TWO rooms
per month Other busines for selling AppYb a. H. WAL
SON, Yves. Hoboken, N. j.
DARTNEK WITH $4,000 WANTED-ln q
manufacturing wholesale and Iet. bushes. IN ladies' SUITS an t
requires additional capital 70 h
special preferred Apply, GRiGGs CAaLEIos, 30 oroa1l
VNO MANUFACTURERS.-A gentleman Owl
ing large Factory desraby located wishes IhNASi or
pURCHAsRR business " occupy IT, 10 paues "no
evidence ability do hoashing business l VII
he gwen dered Of and some wood
address FACTORY OWNER Station stating kind OF business Win
mai AID present location
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Alarple ano Slate Maniels.

A KLABER, No. 1874 East Eighteenth-st,
N near selling manufacturing an kinds OF MAX
BLs and MARBEIZED MANrBLS and other MARBLE WORk at
greatly reduced prces. Marble turning tor the trade
4 GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES of
n marble and msrberei msne all kinds Of noor ding monu
plumbers and cabinet makers now offered
al s. KLABER Il Co.'S STEAM MARBLE WoRhs Nos zIi 70
223 West 5lst-st, Broadway
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.sd cennien AgR' " T y;d s;ps s S Con-
nhas sdissm.d until 10 osIoei tomorrow nornins H Al
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ksI: :sEI[E ss{!fi5li|:YNlli

Tn. BRsT and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC ret introduced For
he relief Of Debility and Loss Of Appetite n.
valuable for it, purity by The Food Journal Arthur hh
H.sSaIl NJ D. wentsor.h L. Scott, ESQ., r. e. g.. A. B. L.,
FRs s A. Sold By Groeer. oilmen AMI Chemists in large
' GooDALL. BACEH0uSB Co...
Leeds England.
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CALRNDARs-Tats pAr.


suPRxks observation-disclosures,
8..hysn trustee agt Platts 6lSstonal Freight and Light
- burg and " H. T. Co. - srAge Go. agt Turner
81 Jackson sgt Barr 80. Smith agt Simpson.
g.. Bryan sgt Comstoek. 40. Miller agt Bemsn.
30. .Fishery sgt flAheTV l6l. George hgt Steddar
81. Continental Bank Note Co. lgl .Crove Turner
agL Indus. Ex Co. 1874. Brown Moeler.
1873. Dom Agt Smith,
~ MARINE CoURY-TRIAL TKRz-PARr L-ALKHR },
SHAY Lenber ct al 217. Mcdonald Gersie<
"a. SHINE ast DOYLE 2lS, .Cherony Hersberg
81. Nieder agt Cunt 2l9. FOR AL OppenhemsT.
~. Jsoobtob ,lsaaos Z2O. Cutter egL DeHnnS.
80 Acsp~don sgt Desriag 22l. Cutter sgt. same
1856 Car oorsl 81 al 222 Stevenson Hlpds "a Al
1857 Same .gt Same. 223. Same sgt Hbds impld.
2l6Lesif sst, DoraDd. T.
PART u.-Adjourned 70 Sept 81.
Part IL-hcApAh. J.
.Berm.b At MnAide 206.. Stanley sgt Devise.
10 COSTELLO AT saDehonF zO7 Leon sgt Ulmsp.
1so' 'AehA t AuttsAd 2OS. .Wohkew 81 al aga MeBM.
10. .Cohen Agt Beinel et al nis ct al
o.. Ryan Ht Rniey. 200. .Bpmsns.esl n al srt Bal
IS. .Shcehan agt Lee. Nus - - wv
49, National 2il Prsnt seS Q.n.ra-lls,
-. banfe Ann 2l2. .KroebsT agt PoleJ.
l0t. Greer LeubfuscAe I'd Rsehsu "A =,
GssEnAL sssaass-svrHsALAnp, L-GesYs VBnsn, PAbp
Cornell Thomas Winter
battery; Charles WALL Fank Puey Helm Ystief "A III
Y1sk kat John sn Thomas frsuee George Brown Bsysae
Jobb Daley. larceny fsss prsxss
CsasAssoBes APsAAxA-AisAnG r. T.. eesG AJAX -
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THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS


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Prnsoh Dish pspu;
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6teampouIs ano RAILROADS.

TFor oh<T Steamboats, and Railroads see Ninth Pd0sI
A FTERNOON BOAT for West Point. New
N burrh Poughkepse Rondout and Kingston landing orsens
Cornwall Hex-Iiamburg and hion.-The hARf POWELL Nom
vesirys Pier 80, afternoon at ga oeock
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatoniG
I'D and Nsueatuek Railroads. Fare 81 steamer Bhipthrohr
slip 1880 and Bridgeport At II
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
In propeo following Hotel Ticket Onees respeeny
their Offices open as hretoiore
furnished without extra charge aeiDe
Information cheeay Wagner ear ecnre'
FIFTH AyENUR HOTEL, GlLSEI hOUsB,,or,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, 81 SiShg grAS ho tnTer
BARLRS HOTEL, GhAND nsnihhb hoihb'
EEW.YORK HOrEL Aston HOUSE,
ERYxcJIs HurEL MERCHANTS HOTEL
sWPRSpy,s 1oTYL. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
sT. DENIS HoTEL.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAiLRoADAfsr Sept o. 1874 through trains VIII
500 n Csaso and Rrpress with dsvinsroon eArs
iV;1O m spee Chicago Express With drswnsroon ears 70 noea
lU:45 m Northern and Western krpress
3tlD o. m so,riel EIrress Reaches ssratoN A. "ZV p M
400 an Montreal E1presA with sespsfesn ron Ne"iotN
500 m Express Daily With slsepinsear' for "a'er0"a and
Pacific Express D,ilv with slespinge' for Roes.
Bu6so srd Niagara also for Chicago VIA DON " anu % ~
in.oo n Erpres sleeping for Troy and Albany
WAY rains " per L'e. ii~e i'' C. H. KBNDRICK
General Passenger Agent
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TFor oth<r Steamboats, and Railroads So, Nfnh Pa6
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REAL RUSSIAN SEAL SKINS.
ALBION HOUSE, 16I TO I67 BOROUGH, LONDON

81 TO I67 BOROUGH, LONDON, 3 E" ENGLANU
Silk
IL
Ece du R Marche
tukh hw
School French
""""" "' '' ~ ~
Watches Clocks
Alpe
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-26
An Unwholesoine Season.

The closing days of winter and the early
days of spring are very trying 10 the feeble
and sensitive, and arc apt 10 affect unpleas'
antlv even the more robust and vigorous.
Nothing can be more uncongeniat to the
nerves or more depressing to the spirits than
damp, chilling winds, fogS and cold rains,
and Of such unwclcomc visitors we have q
suDerabundance ut this season. Common
prudence suggests, therefore, the propficty OF
fortifYing the system against these lnsidlouS
enemies Of health and comfort, and the e&-
perience Of more than quarter OF century
points 10 HoStetters Stomach Bitters as the
all-sufieien: sanitary safeguard under such
untoward circumstances. An accession OF
vital strength and energy is what is required
10 land overcome the unhealthy elements
now present in the atmosphere. This increase
of vital power, so necessary 10 meet the eX-
traordiuary drafts VIII ich an inclement sea-
son makes upon the system and the constI-
tuition, can he readily acquired by taking
from two to three doses Of Hostetter's Bitters
daily during the winter and spring months.
The nature of this celebrated restorative is
we'll known TO the public. 1t is composed OF
IN absolutely pure diffuSive stimulant, medi-
Gated with the extracts and juices OF the
most effective tonic, Alternative, anti-bilious
and laxative rools and herbs known to medi-
cal science. TO the combustion of these ex-
ccllent iugred tents, in proportions suitable to
the exigencies Of enfeebled, languid and dis
| eascd systems, the great touic-aIterative owes
its efficiency as preventive and curative.
4 course of it, commenced now, will prevent
all danger 0: fever and ague, rheumatism, or
other ailments arising from cold anG damp
peculiar to the spring months, and also prove
safeguard against the attacks of dyspepsia
and liver complaint which so frequently oc-
cur at this period of the year. 3l-4t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-26

Aug. l9, 33-4t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-26
IT is Not GENERALLY Known

That the shortest possible route between
the South and Great West is through 81.
Louis, over the St. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Short Line This road has gained
surprising importance by reason of immense
expenditures in the last two years, or over
TWO million dollars, besides earnings, IN I'M
provemcnts Of roadway, in relaying their
line with best quality of new steel and IRON
rails, on broad new ties, and substituting
for ordinary cars, new reclining chair coach
es, elegantly carpeted and fitted, with dress
ing rooms with toilet conveDienceS for Ia
dies. gentlemen and families travelling with
children, without any extra charge. inns
line runs six fast Express trains between tie
Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, TWO more
than any other road, and connects with all
the great Land Grant Roads in the West,
and has adopted all modern appliances for
comfort, speed and safeguards against acci-
dents including night and day watchmen,"ho
ipSDcct the road before and after the passage
of each train to sec that everything is in Or
der We recommend those contemplating
trip West to take the ST. LouiS, Kansas City
and Northern Short Line, it being the only
line running through cars between st. Louis
and Omaha, ard for tickets over this excel
lent line we refer our readers to any ticket
agent selling through tickets TO the West. For
map, circulars and Time tables address
either ]. F. Mccarthy, Cincinnati, O.; or 7.
6. Groat, Sr. Louis, Mo-, either OF whom
will furnish any information desired. All