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ERIE RAILWAY.
~ ARRANGEMENT OF

IL ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking effect Dec. H.
1877:
1915 m-Express Mail for Buffalo with sleeping coaches
D. III. (Daly)-PaciGc Express for the West. Sleeping
coaches through Rochester Buffalo, Nj gara Falls Cincin
and Chicago without change; Also hotel dining ears 10
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New York, for
Newark, biJ, $50 l0i5 ll:30 3l5, o:lo: ana 81
D. and ~ midnight Saturday nights only. Sundays BIO
Rutherford Park and Passaic g. 7:i5 10 M II noon. 4j
g. $50 10 a. No. i:i5 $50 p n AID 10 midnight.
Paterson g. go 75: $50. TO- l945 $50 a. No. ~ noon
II midnight. suIfays o. $50, 9l5 10 a. m, li5, $50 p
sanern g. 7i5. TO- 1O:i5 l45 Si5, 3. p m. and
II midnight Sundays, o. $50, 10 a. M lio $50 p H.
Cornwall. . .. m $3.50, 40 p Sundays. $3.50 a. NJ
NewGmsh, ., ioi5a No. $50 40 p NJ sundays, s:3Oa IN.
Kingston. 8 a. M. $40 p. sundays, $50 a. IN.
sundays. q. $50 10 a. H.. ESQ, D. III.
Middietowu, 7:G5. 10 IOl5 3:i5. 43o, p m sun
DAYS $40 10 a. M go : y. IN. The and $3.50 III
trans connect with NewYOrk and oswego Midland H. H. at
Forf Jervis 10 o. TO- IO45 a. m. AGO. p. sundays,
-. q. 10 =: N, and $50 and p. m. ,,, -.
h.for. M le,vr nftsen minutes
above time trains ChamDers,i on quarter hours
leave Tsrntvhirist thirty minutes earlier Boats
trains leaving Chambers 81 NJ 10 D. m ana midnight
Tickets passage and Tor aparcnts In diawngT0om ana
sleeping coaches taed aud orders Tor the checking
Of baggage MAJ be- left at the Companys Offices
Nos 25s IOl 529 and 957 broadway NO Court-t Brook
Ign. iud at The COmpanys depJt- - 100
Expr Trans from the West arrive in New YORK at 7:2o
jN0 s. ABBCri, General pass'r AGENT, New,York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
Ira ~ l.ave for Englewo0 Cosier PerH0nt and Nyack
500 0ij J. 3, 1. 80 $50. $50 1880 p N, aud
aatGFd nshs only at 1880 p H. sundays, . a. M ana
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsoy Z $50 I:i5 p.
JNO. y. ABBOTT, General Passr Agent Newiofk.
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Neu Civilizations.


"Fo- searching philosophical analysis for Keen ana msrs
less logic for dogmatca assertion OF eternal truth III inc
august name OF science thrills the soul to it's founda
toms for widely and most apt ILLUSTRATIONS ora"h
from wide field reading observations for true poctc
telling for pa,bos without any mixture OF sentimentaty
for candor elevation and or noble loyalty 10 those
great Christian vertios the author airms ana vnu'
catesthese wonderful lectures stand forth alone anidS' e
contemporary literature Of the which they belong
London Quarterly Review.
RELIGION IN CHINA.
Containing brief account OF the three resiohs o. 'hs
Chinese with the Prospects OF Christian Con
vcrson amongst that people. BY JOSEPH EDK1Ns
Vol X of English ard Foreign philosophical Library
! vol, crown, SvO. So 80.
positive and permanent yaae by wrer VINO
Ia, peculiar facilities for becoming ACQUAINTED Win
The religions history and character OF the Chinese.
e. For sale at all bookstores Sent postpaid receipt Of
price, by the publishers. - :,
JAMES X. OSGOOD Il CO., Boston.
CHARLES r. DIILINGHAM. No. G1S broadway. New YORK,
special a geut for J. H. o. & Co.'S Publications
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6trlmboGls Gno Nairoaos

RRlDGEPORT, and AL points on Housatonic
- ana Nauga'uek Railroads Fare 81. bridgeport
se1 alhdih' ip daiy tSundnys excepted 1880
aud brdgeDlIt 90 u T..
\ ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
- SIC NeWJo s@y southern Railroad. Commencing uoto.
her = 1871. Tho htsau,r ~. so HONf VIII l,aYo New
lors icf \ North River uo1t 0l r,tUrst connecting at
sandy Hook with trama for Loug Branch rriHtcpna ana
Inns fiyer u a. M ard p. Ninrani Iriseon, Egg
Iabor &c, ii a. ~; Wantown Ea.gat AMI TuobortOn
y. III. W, >. sNEDON, General Manager.
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NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare. s

Pcck--ln dairy t>undays excepted
New Haven AT and II p. m. connecting with road
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD C@mnenG cling Dec 81 1877,
s.o0a m. Western Northern Express drawing room
1850 A. in Srccia Chicago and Western Express with
drawing CInan.iaigua Rcheser and Buffalo
lluOa m, Northern and Western Express to Utica bite
400 D. H. Montreal Express, with sleeping for Mon
slug, PceSskil Carr son AMI principal stations North
600 p NJ, 81 Louis Express with sleeping cars for st.
Louis running through day IN the week also serpg
tor Geneva and Corning BGa,lo Nasar1 Fails Toledo
80 ~ raeinc Exprss daily Vita sssPns cars I,
HOO D. m, Express. wiz, sleeping ears. to Albany and
Way Trains Local Time Tables Tickets for sale at
co.'s Oiccs Nos place. 7S5 aud ei2 broadway New
C.B. MEEKEIL General Passenger Agent
TRANSATLANTIC RAILROAD. - GREAT
KOUlEun and after November II, lo, trains leave New
Express lIarrisbu rtsOur the West south WITH!
Plm3n aarc as &ahTI a, sor ana 9'1G p H. ua;
p. N. connecting at CORY for lusvc Petroleum Centre.
and The OF Regions. For Wi!lamSpof and Lcek Haven
Tor Baltimore Washington. the south Limited Wash.
dav, e3O IA: arrive Wasiugton 40 p M Regular at
Express Tor rlldclpLl $50 S2O3 80 llni. M u.
= q o. U 10y 9 mi" and can cl. d. M ~ o. ''O
For Trains ID newark ,3uhabrh Railway. Princeton 1rcn
Perth AmDoy, Remington. BC.yticTe and other points
Sc local schedles AZ al tcA,t offices.
Boats uf brooklyn Annex connect with a through
az Jscy C'y aaornS speedy ana direct transfer for
trains arry,: From Ptsburq G:j0 and Io:Io A. m and
loo p m da,y l9lQ a. m and go p M daily sX,G,Lt
nioiHn' ON N"'inI'oh ana bs ul"r ,oo ahI '"a
From rha ephl, 5.oj go, $40 1910, 90 ll:5oa ~
565, $40, 9io. 100 li;oa y, 80 anG io2T
o s s Of GSs1 s6 and "a p5os4wy no Curt oSs
TGofyn MnrS DEPOT 2o' OF o0 ho sIy NqS
FRANK THOMSON. p. FARMER.
GvIIcval AlaHa.cr Gcu'l Passenger Agent.
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6teamtoats ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYork foot OF Desbrosses and Corandt
ets: A.. w..
Richmond Charleston the South Troagh Pullman cars
from Baltimore to Chicago.
100 p M for Washington and the West and for Richmond
Baltimore and Washington making close lot
Pittsbug. Cincinnati Louisville and 81 Louis through
900 D. daily South ana West Pull
seepers from ewYork to Baltimore ana
ST. Louis Pittsburgh the south and Southwest through
Baltimore Cincinnati and Louisville con
Washington III trains for Lynchburg Florida New
For through tickets please call Copany's Office 3l5
adway New York and at ticket offices foot OF Cortandt
and De F@ s. ars VIZ snTMRE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry Station in New York foot OF Liberty ST.
Commencing Nov. 70 lS71-rrains leave as folows
Chunk. Tamaqua, wkesbarre, Elmira. &c Connects at
Junction with b T. and " 4. r. - .,-
Mauch Cnunk, Taniaqua WilkesbaTre, Willamsport &c
1915 and 450p mfor somsryille and Fiemington:
WikesOarrc Scranton Tunkhannock. Tamaqua, Hazeton
Reading. pOttsville, Harrisburg, &c.
4 p m.-For High Bridge Branch, Easton bcyasfe, anu
Mauch Chunk Connects at Junction with d. H. ana W H. H.
daily Easton Allentown, and Harrisburg.
For trans TO local points see timetable stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at 0:3O o. No. IL H. ior
intermediate points, and at 53o p H. Tor
EastOn Reading, and Harrisburg.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains for Perth Anboy Red Bank Long Branch
stages connect at Msttawsn station and from KEY
POKT and at Squan and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot VI Lioertyst Tor Freehon al
$40, 1l:i5 IA, 4, bio D. NJ.
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obstruction.


For Boys and Young Men-city.
N {9TE 9gpEas For cTTE Ih4UNE" and
BROWN & PULvERMAY. l,23s broadway, NowYork;
copy when askng for estimate or I'D.
formation
4 CLASS for young gentlemen. and private
husiruenon. THOMAS II. ASH. 1903 Wtst 4Oth.si.
ANTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. 252
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERM commences February ]:
Pupils prepared for college the various scientific schools anu
business.
n 500 Broadway, The "ouart.r Hall year or Year,
begins when the student is assigned seat The course 81
s s,@sy td fsSSs' 'n such O'' '
college NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. class
''' yI iasit@i Sn los Ss Nest st 5a,Gsl 'e'
DABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, % East
~ 9otlst Preparation for college
NETWORK Latin School, % East 49th-st.-
~ second Term commences February = Applications ~
SSaSSS r.' icn III RS TrTo% M%T9 D. JUN T.
HAYS, Ph. D.. Principals -
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION on rational prin-
cipes. by graduate of Columbia. No mere .m.noriier
Uptown Trban. once. I2i3 broadway
For Young Ladies-City.
MRS. JONSON and MISS JONES will have
WI vacancy the boarding department Of their school
MILE. LEM, 1G7 Madson-ayc.. requests
WI the ladies In French Grammar
and s .,s send IN t rs ns o
gwen on Application
Mrs. LOUISA b. CULVER receives at her
Az st9dio pup,s in gantnr lnaseapS h1%e rr ' NE
Hart, Mr. Vim Hart Nj L. +. Bellows,
For Both Sexes-Citv.
MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
a @ e fi & 9 S,.5 sS y Miss
Depot e2i runaway. send for Illustrated ataOEue.
lar. HUSEN'S COLLEGE of LANGUAGES,
and evening classes Tor ladies ana gentlemen all native
teachers.
L'RENCH. GERMAN. ITALIAN and SPAN
NN%S9E Or, c4NSE&XA Sat .n,r Of Of ; nEsc
EINDERGA EN.-IntcrInedate and Ele-
West 2sthst y : Irc Joha KIaa ana Mr. Klaus Go.ltc
MADAME c; ME e Is. n,,,,,,n, a., ~, s.,o,
f E4s,a rS.s ia @ 'G"s az nav ss"'0
Mrs \. G. MEARs. Principal.
NINE. ia SILVA aud Mrs. BRADFORD'S
wi formerly Mrs ogden Hoam,n.p Eaelsh, French aud
Sf ff% H si ea. aS ~ II IVES. s Xe%ycrE
sSgGnn iTI Inv %i ,1 ~ eay J. A'p'Ao" may '
vi NO. Assisted Nv Mis-. TIL cRsToS
W" reo''29 o G' Sd H IAbS AND ic cn5RFs
NO ~ VI ~ arm STREET. NEw.ioRK.
ON WEDNESDAY, sept. 20 kiNIiEHGARIEN' oct. !.
Circulars sen, prhe3ton
MILE VI. -. TARDINELS boarding and
vi day yonns ladies and children No - Wsi
English taught IN All IT, elementary anh
superior branches Particular attention paid 10 Bcllertc
French on plan Partisan schools Al accom-
plishmcnis iu'cd course ~ eincai"n foiei
ius are taught sraE nueuily french and ihglsh
wear. Circulars scn on Application.
SCHOOL OF LANG AGES.-Cndcr the dl
- recliou Of d. l. UELtR. IN H. IL. D. No 81
f3ds Instruction ladies',
gentlemen. children. The uesi pronunciation taught ~
Professor = S1IHN, the Berlin University md
classes classes ALEC taught at private residences
catalogue French German, Latin, No
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Glarols anO Slate Hlante!s.

{. KLABER g. CO., rata,
~. West 6istst between Broadway aud shaye Es's a.
hs.od 1913 AIANTEIs, TlLlNS, MON MENA9 ~ "
ineed prices, PLUMBERS SLABS specially.
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vi dsy school young Ladies and children No - Whi
Nrw.Nurk English taagi iu AL iir elementary anh
superior branches Particular attention paid 10 Belle.
French plan ~" Partisan schools All accom-
pImcnts itciu led i ~ education. F0rel-
ius are taught slraE ueIily french and iMgl-h ~
Vp.f ffCII semi
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C,CUOOI OF LANGUAGES.-rndc the di-

- rrction 81 d. T.. SAUNlIR IN. H.. IL. D.. No 1851
f3d-st Instruction In German for ladies',
gentlemen ana children The hncsi pronunciation taught ~
Professor ~ Erin 0 the Berlin University BAY ind
Glasses a-O taught private residence
Catalogue of the School for French. German Latin &C. AT No
l,ssl Broadway.
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5iiuationa Wantco-- Gua!es


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
~ TOWN OFFICES, No 1.sis Broadway. cor IlItyuist
- or Mc-t Twenty .tsnlst, cor. tlehthave 700
ilrlayc cor Forty scycEths; at toe HARLEM OFFICE,
So rLp.,tve, Onrh lnlrelan Twenty OGrtfst,
tnaIlrm savings Bank Bul'Ihg, MP 10 p H., at relhT
Office rates --------------------------
4 MALE NURSE.-A situation by thor
oIgliy competent person Of cN9eenee as male nurse
for an Invalid gentleman give the BEST o. rtteFehce
AtirrssJ D. SrEtNNES, Miaae.own y ).
XNATrER.-By Swedc with hrst-claSS reler-
w cncrs As to uy aud proprey. Address or call IA ''o
shoe soie. 81 Sdhvt.
kNY AITER.-A very cticicnt.Swedish waiter;
w capable q I'll. irs class pace" ana e'a nv &
be.t o references ioui city families; can Oe seen al o. oA'
ave, between 33th aud j6ih SIS ------
NgrATrER.-A French waiter IN private
w family; can give the best % city ry.eie = Wees
moderate Address H. r. O'pELLS OFFICE l's West
SIthsL NJ charge
SHyAITER-A Protestant waiter; Is very cap,
w able ami willing has the best ~ ieiocncts m9sSs
wages Address 7. =. ODElLS OFFICE, lOJ 7" ,sl 'HS"
No charge.
SVrNTER.--By trSt-cla,3 young, sure
w cooied man has Che best oi carer i0 capaoAl,
honesty, and moral habits hS bec sn Ifitase iio -
over cu;c Ncsrs New.IolG. Please CAL OF aies' No. -
Fair.st. Brooklyn.
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~ rTEAMsHlP LlNE BtrwEhN NEW YORK
-OTTHAMl1oN AND BREMEN.
CONPANY's PIER foot Of SEcpNDSr, lioBOKEN.
ODER f,'i -. DJNAl sat FrD. IL.
NINf.R..... Sat. toh. SitkAE. sat, Feb %.
RATES OF rh-~AGE nom %EW.IyIk 10 50, TuANP
TOS, IIhNEf. or BkENEN.
FIRST CABIN. flOu. gold SECOND CABIN, 500 gold
SrEEWAGI, 81. Curroncy.
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid storage cetih
Gates. so CuirtLcy
FOi iIei glt passage Apply {"
UEikiCuS & Co, Bowling green.
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Nl formerly MIS- ogden H0nmsnsl English French aud
German Boarding and Day shUul i"r loung ladies' and
Children with cai-theuir- No. II West sth A. NewN0rk.
Second term february !. Application De-
by letter, personally, q. above.
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Gtlp iOanteo

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
u YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE REX ElNED At lbF. r.
TOWN OFFICES No. i.l.ss broadway, cor lhl Nv ~;
or i,, West Twenty lhir 81. Ger. taeihaye ~" "a
ave cor. Forty .eYeH,l-ss al fhr HARLEM orr ~"
olSI ILtra ave- ror. Onohundei AID twenty lodtl. -
liaileln savings BaIk Bn!lcrg u 80 H. ~ lV."'"
ohce rates.
SHORTHAND REPORTER WANTE.J; inst,
y class for Parliamentary NOrk. stale experience '"'
t,rms. Fox 49,. Post Oace. TORONTO. Canada
NVANTED-A tirst-casS French sealnStreSss
w apcruancni situation in private family. address 0'
cal $50 West ltthst
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NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

Tho, G.t class steamship, II regularly At p. m, from
Per No rs. north River. follows:
gp COLI VI 81 W fDNt-DAl. Feb
Sfrainsi tN T. = ~ I NpAl, f"l 10
Accommodations unsurpassed F0r freight passage apply To
WILLIAM 4. CLYDE 8 &C., no . BowhnggTe
MckITI 1T LING 4 60. Agents IN Havana.
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XgrATTER.-By Swedc with irst-clasS refer
w cncs As to ay aud propreiy Address or cali al NO
a lKr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28

4Nk Arri-itd Nv MIS- III
VIII her BOARDING and DAY rt,HOOl- ioi
YOt No LADIES AND Cl llDRIN,
no - W ~ arm rIltELI NM jim. 3,
ON WEDNESDAY, Sepi. 20 kiNDEIGAKTEN, oct. J.
lLrcIInIs .an nn iIlIrIilol
The Morning herald., 1878-11-07
USEFUL HINTS TO LADIES TRAV,
.,.. s,4gs-....-.. ELING ALONE,

A correspondent 81 the Chicago Tribune,
in view of the difficulties and dangers en-
countered by ladies travelling alone, sug-
gests that they should observe the follows
ing rules: e Y
l.. Before starting on ajourney famlli-
arize yourself with the route, and with the
names Of good hotels at the various stop
ping places. - rT "a
2. Never travel with just enough money,
but always carry enough to provide for
any possible emergency. This will save
much anxiety. ".S ss o'sAa dS ss1,z ~
8. Wear but littlsjewelry, and keep the
larger part of your money in some inside
pocket, out Of sight. ~
A. Always look after yourself and do not
allow q stranger to procure your ticketsor
check your baggage. 10 a.. x mc5 4,
= s. Avoid, if possible, making changes
in car by night, but when unavoidable, go
with others. Do not become separated
rom the crowd. '' " /.
6. Take no hacks, but 60 in an omnibus
whs'o here are other people. These are
perfectly safe. IT,. fg..
7. fin any doubt as to changing cars,
checking baggage, etc, inquire In advance
Of the conductor. The conductors on our
trains are always polite and willing to be
Of service, especially TO women travelling
alone. -. . ,'.'.. s'.. -"-'s s'' e
8. Donot wait until about to make some
change in train before inquiring OF the
erdpctor, for, ten to one, be will they BE-
hurried, and you will only half inform
yourself; and, finally, h1.'l
8. Under all circumstances endeavor to
retain presence of mind. One who can dc
this will have ne trouble travelling, and
instead Of its being unwise for women to
travel alone, I think it an advantage fol
them to make trips alone, for there are few
people who are not at times obliged to dc
90. and experience does away with much
of the possible danger in travelling. .sd ID
The Morning herald., 1878-11-07
PEN AND SCISSORS.
p. .
Half a dozen railroads in Minnesota arsl
extending their lines. Va f'2

Half dozen railroads in Minnesota are
extending their lines. "a Z .s1
Mr.. Haskell, editor of the Boston Her
aid, gets $40, 900 year. - S
The Princess Thyra averages four mats
rimonial refusals month. ahE 4.
It is said the editor of the Chicago
Times is paid 5000 year. <is%u
The sensible misses ofWaterford, N. Y,
have formed into walking club.
"On the beautiful salt river" is the title
Of new waltz dedicated to General But,
ler. -, y d" -
The Russians bave proverb;; "Where
there are two Poles there are three politi>
cal parties" go 20 q ga ,ni H.. !
A correspondent asks, "What did VIM.
Tell? So far as We can remember hesaid,
20, shoot the apple anyway
An old fellow reading newspaper head
line, "war against the Afgbans," said he
was glad OF il; he never did like "thea
circus blankets" ,.,.a.1 4.
A pretty girl down east is a "nind read,
er." She said to bashful beau the other
night: "La,.I I believe you are going to
kiss mep She was right. a'Dos 9ag
"See here, boy; this makes the second
time Pve called for you. Didn't you he ar
me call you the first timeT "No, sir"
''Then how dc you know I called you
twice" a.iN a.aeff 10 u 70 /;
By far the pluckiest women's rights
6ght ofthe campaign just closed was made
by Miss Layinia Goodel, of Wisconsin.
Miss Goodell was admitted to the bar Of
Janesville in 1874, championed the bill in
the Legislature authorizing the admission
of women TO the courts of law under the
same terms with men, and has built up a
good practice for herself.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-07

SCROFULA has been the bane, ana as IL
were, the curse or mankind, Moses, in the
18th cnapler of Leviticus, lays down 5ery
explicit rules on this disease. so terrible
and loathsome had II been considered then
that person known to be infected with 1t
would not be allowed tx mix with society
The Jews regarded 1t as a divine infliction
And believed there was no cure for 1t; It
was then the sins of o youth or n diviatlon
from the paths Of virtue were punished as
long as life lasted Happily In our day,
the silence OF medicine has been developed
sl1e great storehodse or Nal ure furnishes
remedy the disease u str,gpe% q 81, its = ter +
ANDHERB JUICEs,9 ahdr the victim Of
Jcrofslla, Ulcersy Sores, Ptmples, Blotchea,
litter, ETC., can be restored TO sound health
in q few weeks, That there are thousands
now, whose como tions are As bad as those
5; the dark a9es We are well aware. Many
dow tall to find q, erreC an well as they did
:hen,l To all suohythe Samaritan's Eoot
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon.
and making the comPlexhtonS h 10 bright l ana
fiealthy: A few bottles will remove PIN
1 pies or blotches, thereby doing away WITH
cosmetics and powpers, RoOT AND dENb
JUICE3 81. 40 peribottlei Sentpy express
ttoanYaddress:z sUnmki yIianps
aDEsMeND& u 90.
Ag'V q is Rase44rast ssl,.asl,nia, p,
yrul t3L9a. .fHs aA LIBIeaA
The Morning herald., 1878-11-07
r PEABODY IA b DlY,5.tJH JH3;O'.TEIA !

THE large and elegant Hotel has been re.
Gently fitted In The most exQ Stsite styie by
the the celebrated RroIsssorTP Paine- 1he
Profession exercises Rets5tsn,ar f supervision
over every article OF food VII ich comes
into the stewards department. bstoregit Is
given out to the cooks, Milk and other az.
ticies OF diet are regularly tnspected: hence
Notwithstanding the large number, OF guests
not a sipgle q tse of dise$se has occurred,
and the invalid recovers With remarkable
facility. The Professor has thus converted
q t1rst-class hotefs into sanctuary o.
health instead OF pest-house OF disease,
As IL Jfl Ell uen tly the case with Hotels. he
has the most esperieneedg Managers, al.
teptive Waitsrs and scientific GY0ks. who
Of the guests, instead Sf the passions and
morbid appetites. The charges are in keep
ing with tie times, being 81 per day 1or q
room and three meals Rooms without
board, fropn 50 tents 70 Weekly boar5s
from IS to $12 Board without, rooms, IS 90
per week. se' en- % az tickets tor 32a
geo 0l "a 3etamtles al
past the uoore IN aeyhV hVassengers to or II n,
any:ot the der rss, Or 'nu ro IT. 81 the c''ys
The Morning herald., 1878-11-07
MANS cL0sE.i

wav Mail On Wiimington and
Northern h. R.t0 keading ana
points on the Baltimore Centl =,
R.IR. South OF thadd's FordI, !, $40 A.
Through Mall " baltimore and
washington, and all POINTS
tsontt ...,.. .............t t..s. 10, .
Way Mail to Baltimore, M. ..... 8.l6.
Ihrough and Way Ma.ss to
Philld slphia, Pa. ,.:...... ... S.0O, u.
Through Mall to N. y. and Ut4aer - .,1 4 .. y
points North and East. ....,.n.... 300 II
peninsular Way M Il li6sa oDeia- S'5I,.., ,,r,..
ware r. r. to Grtsl G'd 2Md...s. 9.O 4"
wy n Ma,.on !..! . Siis iis g.'!s :...:..- 1890 :"
Throash Maii aiai aads siphia 43a.3, )
fSs Esst and sns sas,j5 & 5s !. ,...,. 1916 Pm
Through Masl toIl. W imlore and a'rlg.o1l.
.Washitfgto sit4 ,tsn points 2 or.
South aid SbnthMyspt 2.2 .r.,.:!. !. l2l6G Z"
Tbroilgh Mail 10 TPhils deiph1a .t
and New Y0pk, snd Il points ;.,3.
MAST and West, ......... s!5 III
: New gJ.uEaStle.y y MiddletoWn, /" 5e-7,
Z SmyrnRo q Dover, Clayton, 0,i'f2%
: ToWnsend, Delaware City, st. 9'.,.
n Georges. and Wyoming, Del. $40 -
TnYouTn Matl 10 Philadelphia ,.-g. Il
ena SortS! ssE Easl aGrna ana we Vest M @ sls vt
\ Through Mail to Baltimore and lh9-55a! i. =
washington and all points ~. i s,,,;, SI, >. y,
South and Southwe t.....-.......-. 91 ~ r,..
The Morning herald., 1878-11-07
MAILS ARRIVE AND READYTFOB
DE livery.

Way Mail from Whining on and
sss3sssss sss as;ss. S;s ssttb, ron aesa'ss
New YORK, Philadelphia Balu- WY I
, more, Washington. and all4SIy
4 parts Of the country except GAj
Delaware and Eastern shore
ooaeitss in MS Z, .; S..;,, 4. .v
omtng DelaW ~. ~. ::.....,. $50 ~
Philadelphia and New York, 4SII.4f !
Z and alF points North, East and q "a.
= West.......... !. 4. Z. u. q. ,....... 3D. "
way Mall from fhflad delphia, Pa9.8G O.
Baltimore Way-Ma Western - :, =
nsasi poiats South saa soa.hwssts.. 100 Pm
Pt tiladelpht8 and New York and l4 essdT
= al nO1fta iNUrffiS %, N6Gty and 2iliRA
West,s...l. .-. 1907"
E 3. r. M IL ........ ...........
Way MaAJ from aefisfieid Md, z y ~ I.
Baltimore i, WASH htngton md all :a.L s.S.. Ss
Phiiaasiphia, New York and ,ss!I 49,:
points North, East and West... q, ,l6,
The Letter Carrie lEwfll make their de
liverles a. fellows " .S0 20 aud 1915 a.7m
= Local Lettersfor Carr ers' delivery shoul,
Da deposited id Post Ofiioe 10 minutes be
tore TIE houi lid l.eltFery. hi .3liF.sH'i I,
&. s:..> ....s ;:.f!t PYLE,