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steamboats ano Railroads.


ALBANY BOAT. PEOPLES LINE.
WIN leave Pier IL SOrh RIVER foot Of csnssS daily sun
Gays ''''p'''' ssT i 81 and 50.
LAKE G5heE ca%SPIaI 70 he
Express oes in SeKYSrf and BrootVH BrCokyn SS pas
'snssf' transferred if TH rs is 18Th THE O'AA
ONLY NIGHT LINE OF STEAMERS SELLING
TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES ON THE NETWORK CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.
A TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.
sTATERooMs. Al AND a..
New palace steamers Saratoga and City Of Troy leave
fler 40 ~ r. foot Leroys, daily except Saturday, at
SURE coNEEcTIoXs WITH EARLY TRAINS for all
THRo 1 CARS 10 WHITE MOUNTAINS WITH
s9tero9ms and through tickets at DOdds s44 Broadway
Free transfer and nom JEWELS Wharf Brooklyn by
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
Leaves tatharne slip daily Sundays excepsdj at ilS0 m
and Bridgeport atll D. m.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station IN New.York, foot Of Liberty.st
Ferry satlo9 n Bro9kyr foot Of Eqio2s 90,
'u E5sry as follows 'Ss N'"f0rA iOo' OF
c6an ram3q @ssb EmPa Sc c'id Connects a1f at
sl5 a. m.foT Hlsl Bridge Branch schooleys Mountain
Budas lake and Lake Hopaieong, Eason, Harrisburgh
Manch ChnnS Iamaqua Hszleton' "kesbare. Scranton
1915 a. M and 4:3O D. In-For somervle and Pennington
D. m.-FOr Pennington, EastOn Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua
wlkesbaue, scranton. Tuukhanuock Tamaqua, Iazeton
Reading, POttsyiile, Harrisburg, &c.
4 D. NJ For High Bridge branch. SchOOloys Mountain
Budds Lake anu Lake Horatcong Eastoa Bevidere and
Mauch Chunk Connects q, Junction with D. L. and W. r. H.
7i5 p m.-FOr Eastou
For trains local points time tables at Statlona
and a!eTmeate points az $50 p M for Easton
Reading and HaTTisburglL
Boat 81 the Brooklyn and Eic Annex" make connection
at Jersey City station and from BROOKLYN aud Erie Depot
Jersey GUY.
} - -.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trans leave Tor Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove
Sc, ~ ;, 7iJ, 9. ll;ij a. m, 1880, 4, .. q N.
Pullman Drawing-r0Om Cars attached the $3.50 and
y. q. trains.
Stages connect Nattawan station from KEYPoRT
FREEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Lberyst, for Freehold at
7Io, llAG a. m, 4, o. 8 ?. m
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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6elp n1anteo


A GOOD outside salesman to sell hand
~ Of worsted and silk goods commission. Ap
ply at Is Greene-st
A GENT WANTED-TO sell the CHARTER
"A OAK SHIRTS" acquainted with the trade furn
ism satisfactory and sell commission Can sell
goods running trade. Address stating
experience and references. MCCULLOUGH q ROBERTsOh
Hartford, Conn.
NNANTED-At Claveracll IN. W COLLEGE
w and Hudson River Institute bOOk.keeper, who
pay quarters of his board and tuition by keeping
books In the above institution. Address
Rev. ALO1SZO FLACK, Pm. D., President
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LITTLEToN. TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

further and tickets sD 3PPy a. Ticket 9e
transfer Company. 944 Broadway, and Courst Brooklyn
anu At principal Hotel and other Ticket Ones
TNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
knoyn ~ P1Tg TE NEWQEE dHKG
OF Trains, taking eject June 9. 1873:
0 a. m-Cncinaal and Chicago Day EIlresS Drawing.
6p M (DalylFast 81 Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
500 M connecting with fast trains 20 the West ana South
vest Pulmans best drswingToom sleeping coaches to But
p Daily Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
natl and Chicago without change also motel dnhg cars 70
" ~ Sm-Emigrsnt train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New:York for -
D. ~ and u midnight saturday nights only sundays Sl5
a. RatS SSH Park and Pass9c 5S TO- 1C55 Y
PstersoS 7 $50 30 70 ioS l2 go ana M Y soG6
p N and IL midnight Sundays. 6. $780, 9'I5 1915
p sR0rs suRd ssS g. $50 lois Il5. $50 p IL
m e16T6sWsn 74s m, $780, 40 smdAyA $50
MaIbh I1b ft5 a. M $50 40 m. sundays $50 m
sPs S 800 55 5 80 zoo $
SgRday. ee s go 6d lO 1919 no. Sg ss so 200 m
snBdSys $50 IOl5 % $50 100 m: The s 800 M
M snS and f. r. a. MaiSsI ..so ooo zoo =,
Port JeTy Tvs , 7;iG sgO $50 and 1907 M WV '''V
leaving ~ Sssn minutes III s oaTeT
thsp above time trains leaving Chsm6erssL on quarter
hS1Is Leave az si6 ana Ii5 M connecting win
trains leaving Chambersst at 1000 p h ana l-'VO mid
night .nd Cor sr,rtr.snta I'm dra win room and
coaches can obtained and orders for the checking
ansfeY OF baggage LETT attic Companys offices,
W. oyg 4Ol 529 g57 Broadway n. H. No Courtst,
1tsrooiyn the OOmpany's depots a. -. ". =. nj.
Traips from tho West arrive u ." 'Ao
M ne no I ~ ABsofT general gent New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains s9ys for EnSsSOSd o Coee sso ESQ., $50
H. and saturday nights only &C llSO m sundays sOO
Manuel hnI eos prns Valley and MOnssy 100 l5 l45
o, JNo M 1BpoTT General Passr Agent NeW-fork-
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RECORDED LEASE.
REcORDED MORTGAGEs.

lines lanes D 70 Ions NJ Meyer No 45 Great Jones
nj 90 veaTs at annual rent Of
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BRIGHTON BEACH.
TIME FROM NETWORK. 40 MINUTES.

BROOKLYN FLATBUsH AND COMFY ISLAND
RAILWAY.
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TINE FROM NETWORK, 40 MINUTES
On and after MONDAY August 10, trains win leave Long
Island Depot at Fatbushave and Bedford station as fol-
lows; -. 80. 80.
aIO Gal 1910 IO41, 1l:l0 ll:25 1850 1906 1890,
l245 l:I0 1926 $50 300. 23o 245, 3;l0. 800 800 zlO
7l5 1880 7l5, $780, sl6 $780, s45, 91O, $780, $780, 1920,
ll;O5 ?. IN
Leave Bedford station at $685. 1885, $780, 95 9l6 1918,
IO:4G 1ll5, ll30. 1865 12ll 1235 1901, 40 l2S.
l5S 2o 2S5 25Q 5 $50 s2S 4ls zS S 4S9 9 9SS'
500, 500. e35, $50, 9l6. $3.50. $3.50, 1925 lilOp m.
Leave Prospect Park station from minutes later
Trains marked do not run on Sundays.
RETURNING, LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACH at shOgt
intervals from 600 a N. 20 IL p m
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY AFTER
CERTS EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVEN
mo ON THE PLAZA OF HOTEL BRIGHTON, BY
CONTRRNoS CELEBRATED TWENTY-rHlRD REGI-
MENr BAND
the only world renowned COrnet sOOist Will give grand
selection at each concert
FLATBUsH AVENUE DEPOT is reached by F1atbush
Avenue Bergen and Atlantic Avenue Cars from Full
BEDFORD DEPOTis reached by Rapid Transit, Franklin
Avenue NOstrand Avenue and Bergen street Cars
From Street. Houston Street. Roosevelt Street. South
Seventh Street and Hamilton Avenue Ferries
. Tickets from FLATBUSHANE. round trip, 40 CENTS.
Single. rs CENTS BEDFORD, round trip. 40 CENTS;
single % CENTS. PROSPECT PARK, found IMP 40
CENTS. Single 20 CENTS; ,,e,,,,,,, s..-.-,.,.-,...
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W. NJ LAFFAN, N \. passenger AGENT Zol l5IWuhdl'
j. CHITTENDEN, @. p. A. ;. SPENCER, Gen SnDt
MANHATTAN BEACH.
The Great Seaside Resort Of NeS-York.
TWO and half miles Of Ocean Beach
Uneduael Bathing The finest bathing establishment
in existence, costing over sdO,OJO
The Grand Hotel
The largest Pavilion on the coast
The beautiful Amphtheatre.
The wonderful Electric Lights
The Marine Railway two miles along the SURF
The Boating at the East End
Grafulas celebrated 7th Regiment Band UOIy piecesD
ever afternoon and evening.
TIME TABLE VIA GREEN POINT
Take steamer HANCOCK foot 23d-st Fast River TO Man
haitian Railway Depot the river at Greenpont
-four minutes S45, 945 1O;45. ll2 ll45 1910,
l245 l2O 1850 225 800 3:l6, $751; 425 45O. 0l5, 500,
6l5, Gas, 7:2O and TAO p
' only 40 minutes 20 the Beach
Or via Bay Ridge
take steamers ID. r. MARTIN and THOMAS
nom 22d-st North River, 10 ii, IL, !, 2 8 667
Leroy st. North River 9lO 1910 IllO 1910 ilo 2lo.
Pier SoSih River $685. 1925 ll:2o 1925 1895 225
1928, 4g5, 5:2J, 6:25, 1926.
RetuFningTrains leave Manhattan Beach fof Ne"-hotk
via ClreenDoint every half hour 10 Top. m.
Returning via Bay Ridge every hour up TO $50 y. No.
Excursion Tickets good either route, 80 cents.
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4 EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER IRA ms, Jan l.
ls77-Leave dep0t C,urtand aud Desbrossess
$50 D. Night Express. daily for EastOn Bethlehem
Attention. MauCh Chunk NikesbaTre PittstOn, Sayre, Ell
mira Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo Niagara faps ana
the West. Pullman sleeping cuaches attached.
R6Bf. II. SAYRE Sup't and Eng'r.
General Eastern once Church aud Courtandt Sta
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BOARD ano Rooms
West Side.

DESIRABLE second story ROOMS to let,
Win hnard. relerences eKchanged 81 west l9thsL
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BRIGHTON BEACH.
THIRTY-FOURTH STREET FERRY AND
HUNTERS POINT

THIRTY-FoURTH STREET FERRY AND
HUNTERS POINT
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD AND
BROOKLYN, FLATBUSH AND C0NEY
ISLAND RAILROAD.
VIA - ~, r., -.,,.
oYet -''''--l-' AIR BRAKEs-
~ Leave EAST 34TH-ST. DAILY--9;l5, 10, IL q.
LAND M; ~ m. l, 2. 3. 4, 8, 8. T. 8 q. 10 D. m.
Leave BRIGHTON BEACH DAILY-Sd5'
ALL 1850, ll25 m l225 1920 226 800 42o' o;zo'
1926, 7;25, S25 g:25, 10 :25, l1;20 p. m.
RATES FROM HUNTERS POINT
ROUND TRIP 80 cents.
= Single tickets each way, 80 cents.
Time from New.YOrk 70 Brighton Beach, ONE
HOUR
W. NJ LAFFAN n. Y. Passenger Agent. 26l broadway.
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COOK.-By a respectable woman; good
~ cook seven years reference from places Obec
ION 70 90 in the country Unitarans preferred 81 West
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and PHILADELPHIA NEW
Y LINE
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TREN,roX 4ND PaiLAbELpHM;.

FOX TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS.
Leave Newiork foot OF Liber.ys st, for Trenton and
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania
road Third and Berkss az $50 Way) 7A5. $780, 1880
Leave for NeHYork It 800 Except Monday $50
s;l]. 1000 q. In. l2:l5. 2;I5 3 40. 6:30p m.
PuH an Da"lngrunm tas are attached to the $3.50 g. m,
p IA, trans from New York; TO the 7i5 NJ 1870 p NJ
SUNDAY TRAISs-Lsave Newly TX ami Philadelphia at
q No. 5;5u j. p "a Leave Nc";a0r6 i0r Iren23 at
Connection made az jersey city station by ferry 20 ana
Nom ihooslyn ana Eiie depot jersey CITY ZOO an, ~,
Broadway NJ the principal hotels, all offices OF tho Erie Raj
way m Nch orA and nroosyA am at No brooA-
u. r. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass AgeAl.
TOR RONDOUT aud KINGST0N.-Fare. 70
Il cents SEWBURG u aui below. 90 CENTS. Land at High
ton PG,JGHKEEPs E. Esopas connecting With Ulster and
Delaware aad Waikiki valley Railroads. Steamboats, Thomas
Ncrth River. foot of Harfison-st.
EORNEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
Il SPRINGFIELD, WHITE MoUNTAINS. MONTREAL
and ineImeiae points Steamers leave Per 70 T. r. at
necung with SPECIAL trains at Newhaven for Hartford
Springfield &c Tickets sold and baggage checked at 9t4
to NewHavenand return Il 80
FALL RIVER LINE o..
il FOR BOSTON
Mammoth PalSee Steamers bristol aud PR0VfDENCE
leave New-York daily irgm foot % anray.st -
6:l5 M June * 10 September inc PieT 2s v r.
Brooklyn passengers transferred free by Annex" boats
MUSIC by SPLENDID BANDS AND oRCHEsTRAs;
Tickets and htatcToom' secured ~ al principal hoes ana
BORDEN q LOWELL Agents.
GEO. l. coSSoa, General Passenger Agent.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, Jan.
ls77-Leave dep0is C,urandt and Desbrossessts
$50 ,. n, Sight ExprSss daily for Lason Bethlehem
Ithaca, Auburn Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Fals ana
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RALTIMORE I'D ONO RAILRoAD. :

SITS:
500 for Washington. Columbus. Cincinnati, Indanap
Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston and the
South. Pullman from Baltimore TO Newark, o., and
Chicago
100 D. for Washington and the West and the South via
GOrdOnsvle Pullman cars from Ncw-Npfk q Baltimore
making close connections for Pttsburg Gin
cinnat Indianapolis. Louisville, and ST. Louis Through
Baltimore Cincinnati 81 Louis Pitts.
burg aud from Washington "a Augusta and savannah.
900 daily, for Washington, the south and West Pull
sleepers New.NOrE 90 Baltimore and Washington,
making for Chicago. Cincinnati IEdannp
oils Louisville St. Louis Columbus, Psburg, the South
and Southwest Through Pullman from baltimore 20
Cincinnati connects at Washington with trains for Lynch
Florida New-OTleans aud the South.
For through tickets please call at COnpany'n oce 80
NewYOk aud 81 ticket Offices foot OF COurandt
and DssbrOsses. sts, and depot, Jersey City.
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NEW LINE LINE TO BOSION,
via Ayns Point frou Norwich Line Pier 80 North River.
Steamers " CITY OF NETWORK" and "ClTY OF BOS-
TON," at $50 p. IN. daily, Sundays excepted
FARE ONE DOLLAR.
Positively tickets good only day Of sale and on trains
connecting with boat Ayns Point Good supper for 90
cents. Tickets for sale at Pier 40.
NORWICH LINE.
for Boston, Worcester. Portland and all points North and
East, via
New-LOndon and Norwich,
Steamers
Getty OF LAWRENCE" ana FALMOUTH"
from Pier 80 North River daily sunday excepted
obtained az the Office Of the
PIT Broadway, OF Canalst Freight
taken for ali points lowest rates. For further information
inquire at Per 40 North River.
TIlHE MARY POWELL, fare IS cents, for West
Il Point. Cornwall Nswburg Poughkespsie hondout King.
COZzens Milton, New Hamburg, Hyde PARK and Cold
Spring By ferry leaves daily from Nestyb Pier 49, N.
Il, at $3.50 y. Connects with BrooklynAnnex Boats
JNO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAYLIGHT.
SEVEN HOURS TIME 800 -
AND SEVENTY MILES TRAVEL SAVED.
On and after July through parOr VIII leave Grand
Central DEPOT via lew YORK, NewHayen ana Hartford Ran
road, at 500 m. for
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FURNISHED ROOMS with BOARD, also
il pack par Tor for Office references. as 1thaye.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLOORS (;
four light private table II desired location
boa riers Apply EVERETT BOARD DIRECTORY 500
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Princeton, March IL.

DIFFERENT KINDS OF WEDDINGS. -
Frank Leslie's LADIES' Journal telli
about weddings thus: cat the end
of the first year comes the cotton we'd
ding; at two years comes the paper;
at three years the leather; at the
close of five comes the wooden; at
the seventh anniversary the friends
assemble at the wooden, and at ten
comes the tin. At twelve years the
silk and linen; at fifteen the crystal
wedding. At twenty the friends
gather with china, and at twenty-five
the married couple that have been
true to their vows for a quarter of q
century are rewarded with silver
gifts. From this time forward the
tokens of esteem become rapidly
more valuable. When the thirtieth
anniversary is reached they are pre-
sented with pearls; at the fortieth
come the rubies; and at fifty comes
the glorious golden wedding. Be-
yond that time the aged couple are
allowed to enjoy their many gifts in
peace. If, however, by any possibil-
ity they should reach the seventy
fifth anniversary, they are presented
with the rarest gifts to be obtained,
at the celebration of their golden
wedding.
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MAKING BUTTER IN BRAzn.-There
are four native modes of making
butter in the Empire of Brazil. The
first is by putting the milk in a CON-
mon bowl and beating it with q
spoon, as you would an egg. The
second by pouring the milk in q
bottle and shaking it until the but
ter appears, when it is removed by
breaking off the top of the bottle.
The third, where the dairy is more
extensive. is performed by filing q
hide with the milk, which is Justify
shaken by an athletic native at each
end until butter is produced. The
fourth, which is considered to indi-
cate vast progress over any Of the
preceding methods, consists in drag
giug the hide or leather vessel,
filed with milk, on the ground
after . galloping horse, until it is
supposed tile butter is formed.
The milk is never strained and the
i,u ter never washed. York
.'ommsycicaf Adeeytsser.
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.. $3.50 tssr re ~ = hsls; ~ 49,
kH~~. 4zs4 "a AssGw has ls~s t1s
.z-ha 81 osss ~se fEsz q trscs tzt
IA@gx sat ~ksae wEnds~ sf' o.
car cs&l~<~ t-sssssiIAg. hs; ycu waz;
n4Ssbsr' Nsz ynss wAli fes DAYS
asi yoa Il lea ~osetEiag Were
1asier1IaIng the sob. quarters
Were ~Osklng aAy AMI Ei-hi. Toe
tunnel . nox one hundred and t@rn-
ty yards long Ii goes straight over
the canpa, aud under old Pexs
building. We've established a com
munication with his cellar, aud tell
you a dram Of Burgundy is very nice
to have after fellows handled q
pick add shovel half the night. We
shall use dynamite. Ksep shady,
mother. There won't be soph left
bv this time next week.
Your affectionate son,
VIRGIL KELLEY.
Princeton, March IL.
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SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENTS.

For all Machines, sent by mail. postpaid.
In either currency or postage stamps, At the
following prices:
Doe. Needles, Is cents.
Ruffiers. = 80.
Set Of Hemn,ers, four widths. with Bind
or, 81 90.
Tuckmarker, ~ 90.
COrder, 81 90.
Quilter, rs cents.
Thread Gutter, Is cents.
OIL Can, IS een1s.
Oil Can Holder, Is cents.
Screw Driver, Is cents.
In ordering. always give name Of ma
chine you wanh attachments for. Oihsan
not be sent by mali.
20 Remembes the place.
q. II. TALCOTT,
WAAchunker and Jeweler:
Olympia. W.T..
December Q. ls77. Sly
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Bfll. NlRrnI.
TEE PsWTLAE ~EEs e n AkkE
q 49, - un~ s@-ss
Indies anil 5earS Hear


Indies anil fseafS u ear.
MAJ 8. cr'i~r rr-.aHTst ant al r~Aas-d
Wars, .. p-sssrvi 70 r..ke yUs .ssr-
- lar - -iss11F weafhrT
Sect stylish. fktrk tAin
T plaln 90 tArsry isafser.
And this can H. proven by the large CON
store.
Hi stock j. hr.c. his assortment rare.
His manner bland aud childiike
He'll DIT you ont in tiptop style.
And receive your money 80 mild like
That it is pleasure to buy Of him, illus
trating the PrOverb that ct ~ more
blessed to give than to receive"
Ifyour undcrs andines war
And arc flied with unsight!y holes.
More holy than righteous though you DO
He'll give you patent soles,
And this is an improvement on the theol-
ogy of the times, showing that he always
keeps in advance Of public sentiment.
Now that the railroads to be built
You surely can't refuse,
To treat yourself without ado
To o pair OF boots or shoes,
For it is time that the people should put
on their best apparel to entertain the
large crowd of visitors that will soon be
among us.
Come and select the style you need,
As you must sooner or later,
And order them made in finest style
or calf, kip or alligator,
Anything in the shape Of leather may
be used, as suits the customer, and the
xvo rL m nShiD will he eyeCut0d in strict
accordance with mathematical principles
and architectural symmetry.
BENZ. VINCENT.
Olympia, March 30, 1878. 5:tf
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s Sir Kenelm Digby. whom
i'ennant the sntiquary, call that
'n.digy Of learning, crsdulity, valor.
ad romAn>e." vas 90 euamored OF
- beaasy Of his wife that Tradition
.s'sses. he resorsei 10 all sorts Of
zfrxordss2ry devices. With the idea
4 ssilsng 10 her eh&rrns- She was
"a w1zh c.Fo1s. fsft<o~a with viPer~.
asA 4s~exx ether er~~nfrsr vs.nax. and
as4.s~ xhan . e<xt4sy x<ser kas a<ssk q
x<~ I'D F~czls<s sn~l @4Shs ss
fa~@z IN no n~sxkau<zn~ ~s~a~.
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go Aaw wzkM Waxs wueA m@3aczn~~
al @~um~sa~ sAs~ p~w a4av &~1 &c
sAs-ts sAs~~
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-Mwaw8 a 80 - - NEr
NJ Ran @e~E&E q IVA -
FVn~ ~ Kssx 49, ~~ma4~rzr zuar--~
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II EATING'S COUGH LOZENGESl The
N Great British Remedy. There IL un-
questionably no other remedy 80 Ger.
tain IN its effects: ASTHMA, WINTER
COUGH. BRONCHITIS, snd OISOR.
DERS OF THE THROAT alike yield 70
it, influence. The highest medical testi-
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plants exists (now proved by over half .
centurys experience). They contain no
opium, morPhia Or any violent drug.
KEAT!NGS COUGH LOZENGES. pre-
Britain, arc sold by all drugEiste. Agents
for the Pacific Cost, REDIN6TON Z 90.
and CHAS. LANGLEY 4 Co., 6au Fran
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