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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-06

II. r. Park,
Cnfon4 hetef nd Matchmaker,
D. Or. A1pstssi1i d1d yo~reAe streets.
1pnsfdseni{f1le, Ls-
~Wstehss, Jew9iry, spectacles, Clocks, stc.,
for SALE Particular attention paid TO the
repairing Of fine watches. All work gar
ranted. 0ecAS"S
COMMERCIAL. MATHEMATICAL AND
~ CLASSICAL ACADEMY,
Ard sCn06n. or ARR,
|xas1aSas s,sees, u I5izssss ~ Css,s Hssss,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L. ~
Prot. Heating, Principal and Director
The Preparstory Department by
oc1o MRS. KEAEXNG.
, = Il = y = -. n -
TX. = 1 s'nA1 taetA ;'ts
Hoass, Sign and Ornamental
Painter,
u y y Doxal1ssnviAs, La Y z : =
GRAINING, 0laai.S, HsSblisg, kalso-
mining and Paper Hanging - III their
] 49, xrrr.As.a. 1890
s1 r'''s'l - -
Receive prompt atteneaon. eug Fly
-. - -. $ 20.
TAR GEO. RICE CRAwPon1,
IL tCssore@,ll ss.ss4s
Physieian
49,, ~. 90. -. 3. J, ~
Wv = g. 8 -
= =. u. -. .,...-s
. 4, e1sTa
M 1onestssosV'sse' L.,
In the hnildipg adjoining the Whatf,.
Respectfully aNnOunces 70 his friends And
the pADAc n genera That ne = HIeP41e4. 70
fcesr s. mi .ie eusra.ts.. . 81. rorf
to eve satisfaation. Zfrss sirislln essk.
= - ]. - -r-- -.
II SEWING sMACHINK6! !
LYON tie II HOLE 1e' s lHa ~ ~ IL
WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing Machi4esy Il.
Of improved pattern, which will se0 .
prices varying from
aox - AsA iss'8-Rs' .
.i.. ;:..:..s -.
PERSONS OF nmatea meaps can ,pfoea,e
= - -
ance rsce,yable n monthly 1stanments -
SEWING MACHlNkS @klskA4kEb
=. 19n re- nM se,1asnf9str work OF ne
myo =. .. MILL1nS.
SUBsCRIBE FOR THE CHiEP for 1875.
~ Ierms, - per annum
.wx. Gnrcc. Nas.ApA Gsxec.
OlRce 80 si7iiH
= s5Fsss Il. y eis,
GrogR'S PURGHASTEGR MYAam.
- & =
154- -. Canal Street. -s:,. ..f54
We" O9LEAN0, AAs q
After mature deliberation as to the vanta
and ,.ops.s'tiss rceaiisr 70. this aest;su u
csrc,.,. pr.... go, n.,
oHI"U 4GAVssAbiAA nCkKAU =
has been established in New OrIesaa. 4
long acquaintance With tho vtrious Kidd q
ts1e-f..,....,. y ..i 80. =
:, -, u. u . s, - - q. 90
i:.' a,sessssse 49, Se
4,..t sstsS.Ass mace14es q az kl1ds ~
the iowest i.stea. The new ENder-feed Buck.
eye nan ae .Apeitlfe, only W .Secpnd-hand
i Macsauss Y soeA of,'er at 4e1 Rfaee The
aatese apu ssesI astachmcnes t0r III llAekines,
I 1uckc1s, runners, cofuers, binders, plate
n 3 ls elc; hc best needles f0F all ma,
cnnes Inc hoat pfeParel sowing Haa1hina
OIL OIL, an8 1 ness ewsg psciine slak sna si,ssl
e WH ~ repair ~ nsshlaes g Iov rates.
new ones. !. - sffts,s its''sl
S.v,;,r Maoh;:,.... p,.. 81, Hnzll 80 81,
A1ss1a1AlAcas <faklp aeske NJ E9e
sold dom. on monthly payments in the essassy.
- ss.sAs1s !G Hsae.sesT a.s.ssa.l r
IFS. Ada GreRG
and 55or;xalaing any .rtisls = spes.sI PEI.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-06


views, and although they desire the
same end, do not approve the unlaw-
full means employed, but are power
less to restrain their more violent as
sociates. Three causes have made it
easier to unite so large a number of
the whites of the State in these prac-
tees: l. The fact that the admins
tration party is made up almost wholly
of the entire negro population and
few whites, generally from other States.
2. The fact that there has been NAL
administration by Republican officials.
3. The belief honestly entertained
by large numbers of the whites that
they have been twice defraudel of the
results of elections in which they were
successful. The course Of the white
people themselves has tended to bring
about and inflame existing evils; the
simple remedies of obedience to law,
argument, and decent treatment of
would have proved effec-
tual long ago. 1t is reasonably evil
dent that Gov. Kellogg was elected
in 1872, and that violence and fraud
frustrated the will of the people in
many parishes in 1874, but the illegal
order Of Judge Durrell, and the ille-
gal conduct of the Returning Board
in attempting to cure one wrong by
another, intlamed popular discomfort
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-25
DIR. TUFTS sARsApARMLA
KEEP THE BLOOD HEALTHY
Removed to Media.

Swithn G. shortlidge Boarding School for Young men
and oya is now open nt Media, Pa, 10 miles from
Philadelphia is ono Of the finest school buildings In
tho State, heated in all Stories and lighted with gas
building lOOby 90 feet, porch all around, So lodging
rooms la: ~ school room with five class rooms ample
bath and water closet accommodations 10 trains daily
from Philadelphia Thorough instruction, home care
good table guaranteed Special attention to backward
edia. Penna. fatally
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-25
Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dive

is easily applied, mparts beautiful black or brown,
and acts like magir. The best in the world. Sold BIS
all druggists. Price, SI.cO box.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-25

his standard article is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. 1t gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
AS dressing, nothing has been
found so elfectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, M. d., State AS
sayer of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
consideri it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-25
Buckiag CHAINS Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray Or any other I'M
desirable shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. 1t is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
~ and effectually produces a per-
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by R. p. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, N. H.
Sold by oil Druggists, saa Dealers IN Medicines.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-25
Nid,.ey Dc Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb diseases. Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy
Suppage OF Water, Incontinence OF Urine, Brght's Dis
vnse, Abumnuria, and in all cases where there arc
dust deposits, the water Is thick, cloudy mixed
with substances like the white of egg threads like
white silk there ia morbid, dark bilious appear
unce and white bone dust deposits, and when there il
prcking, burning sensation when passing water ami
pain in the Small Of the Back and along the Lons
1ttne0r of ~ Years GrO,Dtb
Cured by Radacay's Resident.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-25
DIR. RAILWAYS
neutrality-suspicious.

perfectly taseleSs, elegantly coated with sweet gum,
purge regulate, purify cleanse and strengthen. Rad.
ways Pills for the cure OF all disorders of the Stomach.
Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
Headache Constipation, Costveness, Indigestion Dys.
pepSia Blliousness, Bilious Fever, Inflammation of the
Bowels Piles and all arrangements of the Internal
Niscera. Warranted 10 effect II positive cure Purely
Vegetable, containing 10 mercury, minerals deleteri
Gus drugs
a few doses OF RAILWAYS PILLS will free the sys-
er Box soLp a BY DRUGGisfs 'S
READ "FALSE AND TRuEn Send one letter
stamp 10 RADWAY CO., No. 80 Warren ST., New
ir.' Information worth thousands will be sent YOU.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-06-25
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.

Every drop Of the SARSAPARTLLIAN REsOI-
VENT communicates through the Blood, Sweat Urine,
and other Fluids and juices of the system the vigor OF
life. for it repairs the wastes Of the body with and
sound material Scroula, Syphilis, Consumption,
Glandular disease, Ulcers in the throat Mouth, TIL.
mors Sodesn the Glands and other parts Of the system
Sore Eyes, Srumorous discharges from the Ears and
the worst forms of Skin diseases, Eruptions Fever
Sores, Scad Head, Ring Worm. Salt Rhcum Eryspeias
Acne, Black Spots, Worms in the FLESH Tumors Can
GERS in the Womb, and all weakening and painful dis:
charges Night Sweats Loss OF Sperm and all wastes of
the life principle within the curative range this
wonder of Modern Chemistry, and few days will
disease its potent power to them.
1.-THE patient daily becoming reduced by the wastes
md decomposition that is continually progressing
cccs in arrestng these wastes, and repairs the same
with new material made from healthy blOOd-and this
tie SARSAPARlLLIAN will and does secured
is certain; for when once this remedy it,
work of publication, and succeeds in diminishing III,
loss OF wastes its repairs Will be. rapid and every dd
the patient will feel growing better and stronger
Inc food digesng better, appetite Improving and flesh
anh weight increasing.
Not only does the SAIsAPA7ILIIAH REs0LvFSr excel
al known remedial agents in the OF Chrnuic Scrn
iunus, CONSTITUTIONAL and skin diseases; bu; it IS i!i1
81 fan
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
The Girls taL tie StOTes.
From the New York Times Of yesterday,

a correspcr enS has directed ette1.
tion to grievance which is probably
telt in G. greater or less degrees By most
Of the gisls and women who are employ.
ID in the retail stores in this city. In
fancy aud dry goods stores especially tho
female assistants are forced to retain O.
atsnoing position Throughout the space
of long day, with scarcely any cppor.
tunity for obtaining a few ipotnents' rest
.xcsp. while at thsiS meals. 1t is mani.
fest that the evils Of this system cannot
well be exaggerated. It is not guess
zion which concerns merely the comfort
or the discomfort c4 the Individual.
That i promotes weari19sS and palo ID
certain. II does this to g tar greater
iesres with females thaa with Sre1s
trona peculiarities OF their organization,
ind independently Of theic ccupars.i7e
lsScisncy IA physical strength. Ladies
Tho a:s frequently apt TO complain OF
the rUdsnsss ana d:sccu.1sous mannsls
Of the girls IL tse s5ops, r2aJ not be
a.Ta-a how 49,. y &c tie .aci7;l!ty which
oEeaas tns.2. IS de 20 tk.s cause. 10
Gndsraines the health, also, ~ various
Heys, and tEus a.s Laid the germs Ct
isk:IIty AID disease Which ore toe otten
transmitted to future gea.-a.!oc. 4has
society itself is made to suffer from what
1T first sight looks like al extremity
simple aaa u:.inporeant matter.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
UTILIzINe CeMvloT LABOR.

How best TO utilize convict labor Is a
question that has been debated for se7s-
rel years. On the one side It Is contend.
ed thai the people should not be taxed
to support offenders sgainst the laws in
idleusss. On the other the position is
taken chat it's better TO do this than to
pae convict labor against that cS honest
people IN the markets Of country. Ar.
ticles manufactured ip e prison or Reni-
tentiary Of course can be sold Gt-e utlch
cheaper rate than these produced in eth.
eT forms, and the cost OF producing Is
great element In determining the price
kete. Many systems have been devised
to keep the inmates Of penal establish.
msnts ct work. IN some they are en-
ploysd In weaving making boots, shoes,
chairs, brushes, furuiture and other ar.
ticlss. In Others they are Led out by
armed guards to quarry stones and per-
form duties OF like character. In the
prisons OF this State the separate sys-
TEN determines the employment Of Che
ipustss. In those Of New York and
srner s;tates Q different plan is put il
operstion. In TEXAS the State authort.
ties have adopted tne leasing or farming
ont system tn:yelstion 20 the criminals
Of thst State. Under this plan the con.
NlCb3 616 &lSkG4b0lC~A IA sGS&SQS Nue. ISs .
Of the State II division or squads. work.
ing upon railroads and plantations and
public and private tmprcs eDents, upd, :
the charge Of sergeapts and guards. Du.
ring this period Of service outside the
prison WALL the copvicts 1--we in camps,
and the lessess are responsible tor their
food aud other nscessaJies. Their safety
Is attended TO by tbs armed guards OF
the State, u 10 reported BY the 'Pezaa
papers that this plan does not work we
in q ~ particular. But q tride is obtain,
III py ths State tor the work OF the pms.
| oners. and ut the same time the rsios q,
discipline are rsia zed TO q fealfuf degree
With the exception OF rssti q Mt upon
the comings and goings OF the men, the
| whole matter Il e summer jaunt to then
| and exsyts little or no restraining tntu'
encs upon them. They leugh at theil
puni hment and take their chances oa
overpowerins the guards either BY day
or night Hud escaping into the bills, anc
then work their way to portions OF tbs
country where. they ar pot known
Punishment to be remedial must be csl
tain aud ever present. There must u
NO lifting the hand OF stiong coptro
from the shoulders of the vicious ans
refractory. As to the competition he
tween prison aud utsida labor th )
| will r, gulits itself. In the vast ooeal
Of American productiveuess the tsv
drops contributed t,y couyiet labog w
hardy pysdues rlpP!s.~ tasss' 3sstss'
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
= [From the Reading Easlo.I
A White Giri's COl3Fesi Lever.
A MoTHEs's rITIFuE STORY TOLD AT THE
MAToE's OFFICE.

LOIs - C1SlNAt
A. mother was in tears and almost dis.
trscted at TIE Mayors Office last even
ing. She said she wanted 20 see the
Mayor privately. Then she told g. pitt
ful story. Said she had daughter WHO
was throwing herself completely and en-
tirely away. That some. time ago the
daughter met g young colored man ard
formed a desperate fancy for MIN. TIE
roo only encouraged her but told her ali
eorts of lore stories. Finally he visited
the house. He continued his visits in
the evening for several weeks, the fam ,
thinking it was white man. Fin y
one Of the Deighbors saw Colored mao
coming out cf the girls house one night
at l2 o'clock, and the next day the
parents were asked what a colored man
uas doing in their home at that hour.
They were dumbfounded. When the
daughter came home she was asked
about it. She did not deny ii. She said
he was gentleman, and if his h kin vas
black he was just as good es she was.
s7ld as good rs any white man. See said
she loved him, and II he wanted 20 visit
her. why be could, that was sll. She
was determined to have hira. This
greatly incensed the parents, and they
threatened TO drive her away from home.
She said she didn't care. Finally she
left home and hired out, and now. con.
tiuues to keep company witE her haad:
some cc!ored lover. The mother vsnoed
10 know whether the Mayor couldn't
stop IL. She was told that the officials
mad no Jurisdiction in the matter, aud
that they should use persuasion, TEN.
psred with kindness a2d good sdv'ca.
The young daughter is salt TO be very
napdsorus and pzspossessiug.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02

Phils. Dag says The Ministeriel
Union wouIda not object To keeping
the Geological Galden a. Fairin' unt
Park open on Sunday If no charge was
made for admission, and asks how it
would do for the reverend gentlemen
composing this "Union" 10 throw
freeiy open" their churches on Sunday,
and not pass round the plate?Wha'!s IS
sauce for The Geological goose shoul !!
be 50 ice for the Tae0logicl s tndo,,.l
Ths Dog also says in regard 10 the de.
termination oS the "Cnion" TO tai y
the matter Into Court, that i keepii 6
the Ggden open on sunday is e VI" a.
lion OF any law, such law should ho
repealed or modified, as soon Us es'
sible, by the legislature.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
H.1Lf-.G q crre.t en snss Gssin.'.
rom ;as New Orleans -':ca, y re ,Jure IS.

The case Q. James Conners, iraic's
ed for the murder Of George Banks
while the same vss on his way to the
cemetery in the capacity Of a CORPSE
came Up yesterday on application for
bail, Some Of the testimony for the
prosecution was as follows;
Estate ell you know about tbs man
bRrying man aliTe.S
"Chat man was coming down 10,
Gust street; he stopped at NY ga:e; /
ssw the dead man raise his arm W Jest
so; 7 sez 20 the driver, the ulan is'rt
dead; he said. he is dead; saw man
inside the cof1n."
"What kind OF o locking mans"
"A dark looking man."
"You saw his arm mover"
ST didn't see him knock the lid of
That man said, 'Ain't you afraid to
catch the smai;.po1i" / said, No, !
wasn't; whet you got in there that
amt deadP' All I can say,I know tho
man was alive" +,
The nexG witness called to the stand
1ss dried.up, tet-black woman. She
testified that the buried.alive man did
actually grosR, which groan her cars
caught as the awful sound was waited
from the street 20 the back part Of the
premises. s.,
According 20 another negro witness
\ it was the re suscitaGed colpss's legs.
| and not his arms; that protIudcd frt n
the coffin. "He was trying To get out
! Of the coffin" says the witness, put
that there man (the prlsonel) took 'hc
baby's coffin up and put the baby sn
top of tho man and sat down on the
top Of the bsbyS"
"Did tho man say anything about
thisf"
"Yes, sir; he sez, Don't bury me
alive"
The prisoner was released on S500hail,
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02

-Grosvenor, of Missouri, the man
70 The rise and progress Of the grass
booner f raid and the best method Of ea..
tsr,ninatinS the pests, has concluded
TO try his hand at speech making in
Ohio, his object being the aes'factioa MO.
OF Old Bill Allen the Democratic can.
didate. By the second ntsdsy of
October, Grosvernor will take moro
sudden flight from Ohio than the gia =
hoppers did from Missouri, after ls
pgopls tried the efficacy of payer.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02

50 and o7el at q cent per pound.
Joe =" at 70 cepts peg 700 pounds.
Ice by tho ton Ct low rates. Contracts fos
the season as low as the lowest.
We pride ourselves on having obtained the
most carefal, polite and eccommodstipG d9i
vers In the city for all our routes.
Give u 9 call before going elsewhere. {.
WALTON b JAMES.
$40. 9 West Third street, %
te0.8 lF1fteeuth and Hing streets
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
TEFFERsol5 HOUSE,
VIEW CASTLE. DEElHARE.
.vaN W. GRAY. PRoPzrzroR


Iris large and beautifully eituased house
mas been put in the very best repair for the
reception Of visitors, who viii ind Ct It al t1e
accommodations Of ElRST-CLA35 HOTEL .
It commands q ine view Of the Delaware Bay,
and Is one Of the most pleassns and delightful
places In the State for excursions or ptcnlce.
Tire house Is Kept In the best STYLE the ba.
hlled with the cholcess vines Hquora Gnd
malt drinks, and table supplied with TIE sui,
sca1Tisla and l1zUries Of khe market, Ezcui
sionisss can arrive b7. boat or rail. Partie.
who wish to go Gshipg CT boat riding on the
nobie Delaware, can ba sccorru9dafed with
suitable bcats.. Tse pstrcrezs Ct tho Duh'iS
Is respectfully solicited -,',- -.
iy22-E I..r 3 t:a 81 j. W GRAF.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
DIR. III. W. LOEB
Private MedicaI.0 & Drug. Store
No. a3i 81. Fifteenth St.
PHILADELPHIA,


Ara ouen daily tor the speedy and perms-
uent cure Of all diseases and ailments or o9tn
ssxss. DR.. Lobb has had an experience 0f
Thirteen years in the practice OF medicine,
which is q guarantee to patients tnst Cael
cases will be treated by one thorouSlly &c
s,f1ainted with the disease, ana the oest hncT'
treatment for its early and raolcaI cuV9- , W.
IIobb cordially invites those . sineTlnU tI0m
any diseasq. no matter Ot how long stanulnS,
10 copsuIt him. free OF charge, esreciniiY
those who tu,vr heen delu'et,, robbed Si'i -
treated by ul,p.ks, rnpO1ters, young an" tn'
experienced phys',Ians " lmno pIep@@rrs @
All hi, uwn msdicineo, AMI g,laraniees them
rIirely yevriab , free from Merru y, uaisain' >
~. Patient. addicted with unnatuT'i ule
Charge frnin amy part ot the u'Hit. 0r u,cNl, .l
atsd sur. legs, as well as those SUFFERING from
,iises.,.- ~ the Blurl, skin, ktlheys bl@l-
der. pro-trat,. ',lau,h, Urinary igais, @c''
should enuruc,, the drst oppurtunit! !" en-
suit him. 49,, ,--..,-,...
remedy t,r all discusses ot the CTin'Fy -
rans Einr">- Bladder. &r
IN I.ul,t'> CnNrTlIU rHihNA NhN"FhIffE'
rhi, celebrated rcinedJ ir the n"si AN"N u
me,iiclnr tur any vitiilltn =" 'G'''n 81. '.', i
blood, or system generally, Sr'"t'"'luH an
cor dltions ~ disease III any climate LHes'
| nreuaraliuns are purely yercta re, ana tI"
M red by the Doctor tor tho convenience u
hia patients resl,iing ont ot tne city and Whc
ere unable to call conveniently al hlS HuiV'
win bs sent securely packed ana rs,tisi " "
any mart OF the country, free, on reoelps U
TPTice II the Sure Cure and Constitutions
| Renoyntor, two dollars each.
Office hours daily from II o m TIL ], ant
l6 10 o. m, Consultation free and stTlctl,
| uriys.e. Correspondence confidential.
MEDICAL oyTIcEs AND pHuo IT 1.S'
No. 33l N. Fif ,ssnth tr'-st,
eprlv1y PH1-AoE1PB1A, Pa.
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aOTEESj%, .is2131
w EsTERis HcTE1, - ~ --
K. ". COR, FOURTH AID ORANGE STA.
C. J. Kyle. PaoFnroE

ErThc above Houee hes rse1 put In complete
reynir for the reception Of guests, where
they Triil receive all the Accommodations OF
q FIRST GLASS HOTEL.
Oar flled With choicest wines, n91oTe, ciSsTs,
&c, and the table eupplied with chest the
market affort,e. Transient and yerrnanen
bosrdera accommodated At moderate rates.
Good stsbling and attentive hostlers. a lib.
ersl share Of pubic patronage Is respectfully
solicited.
aus2-on
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
Ice! Ice IOe!!'
uAvNa lid IN larger
Stock Oh Ice

than ever before Of excellent quality ana
thickness liz to IS inchesl we are row Eeasy
SoE the season Of 1875, Ct the tolQWtp8 ptvees'
The daily gazette., 1875-07-02
,r, pa1A. WILMINGTON o BAL
TIMoRE RAILROAD.
MAY s1st, ISIS.

MAX blbbs lofss
.,.,vs wilmington a. follows fog oo
Trains leASs snd intermediate stations, Y, ~.
RhilaaSs;apaH sS ;apaH, 1880, 9. N. 800. A-i'' 7@ s
@1;,,..,ns,a q; and New Yerk. In. . "a. )
a, aa,,t,Iess las en- md intermediass ssa'oa'' H'''
lOa, q q: o;aS sI% Warrington. i1.Sa. aos. loos.
Bai!%iSvbs ~ IA I2S, $40. Ll0. p. m.
:s DfsS'S5ss s oisis,Sa ~ a iss;' e ns
N. a ,n.erruediAto stations, 100
ss = %; nd n tu.eelmesias e atss,sn aoo. asa.
n'" " "suNpAY TRAINs: -.
pn,lsaelphls and inssrnsdia'e ssasasa'' ai'
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Ra1tinSre RataS md Washington. h'as h~
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