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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1878-09-05

you made or do you possess on the land !
Describe them.)
Ques. 1S. When was your house built ?
Ques. 19. What is the total value of
said improvements
Ques 20. For what purpose have yon
used the land?
Ques. 21. How much of the land have
you broken and cultivated, and what
crops, il any, have you raised?
Another affidavit which the home.
steader must take, contains the following
clause:
And do further swear, that have not
heretofore perfected or abandoned an
entry made under the homestead laws Of
the United States,
The new instructions also contains the
following note:
NoTE.-The officer before whom the
testimony isstaken should call the atten
tion of the witness to the following sec.
tion of the Revised Statutes, and state to
him that it is the purpose of the Govern
ment, if it be asccrtained that he testifies
falsely, to prosecute him to the full extent
of the law:
-: -: TITLE Lxx-CRIMES.-CH. A.
SEC. 5392. Every person who, having
taken an oath before a competent tribun-
al, officer, or person, in any case in which
q law of the United States authorizes an
oath to be administered, that he will
testify, declare, depose, or certify truly,
or than any written testimony, declaration,
deposition, or certificate by him subscrib.
ed is true, willfully and contrary to such
oath; states or subscribes any material
matter which he does not believe to be
true, is guilty of perjury, and shall be
punished by fine of not more than two
thousand dollars, and by imprisonment,
at hard labor, not more than five years,
and shall, moreover, thereafter be incap-
able of giving testimony in any court of
the United States until such time as the
judgment against him is reversed. [See
5 1901
The effect of these new and more rigid
rulings will probably be to prevent some
homesteaders from securing their patents,
who could have done SO under the old
rulings, and, the government undoubtedly
means to put a stop to this loose way in
which some persons have heretofore gone
through the farce Of proving up.
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girls, it lasted about week, when some
parties bought the canvas and started q
theatre, which lasted about two weeks.
l presume you have watched small boys
crawling under circus canvas, but that
is not circumstance to this one night,
they counted the house and found just
200 of an audience, and on counting the
tickets they had admitted just thirty five.
(They lcft) ..
They have all left now except three
suffers, a baker, photographer, and milk
man so you see we have had a pretty
good time, with fresh beet every other
day besides plenty Of game, consisting OF
antelope, deer and bear Three large
bears have been killed near where the
new post is being built
Company c is prospering finely, quite
a change has taken place since VT left
Jimtown; ]. Boerger is 1st Sergeant; one
of the corporals were reduced and another
made; also one of our members died three
weeks ago of mountain fever; all the rest
are enjoying the best Of health.
Two men have deserted; one by the
name of Shook had to leave as he was
the only dirty and filthy man in the
company, and he got lousy and the
men raised particular med" with him !;
the other, (Cody) think got on a spree
and went to Deadwood and staid so long
guess he thought that he might as we'll
skip out altogether, but did not leave the
camp with that intention.
Headquarters with companies B and I,
expect to start for Fort Lincoln the last
Of this month. G company will return to
Tottun.
Your paper is received regul q md he
boys make qui e a rush for it q get the
Totten news; they all think very favor
ably of it, and my opinion Of it is, that 1t
will be the making of Jamestown.
Co. "C".
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
1t Is Determined to Crowd the Com.
pletiOn OF tile Road to the Vel
lOwstOne Right Along.

Pioneer Press. ..... ae ...-
President Wright, of the Northern Pa
cific road, was found at+the Metropolitan
Hotel yesterday by a representative of the
Pioneer Press, who Immediately set about
seeking information pertainingto to the road.
President Wright was found to be very
averse to talking on the subject, but final
ly gave the following brief statement of
what was expected to be done: .aI
A proposition is 10 preparation which
he expects to lay before the stockholders
at the annual meeting Of the company, on
the 25th of Sept, in New York, with ref
erence to the immediate commencement
Of work ives: of the Missouri river, at Bis
marck, with the intent that the road for
the entire distance to the Yellowstone,
205 miles, shall be completed and ready
for operation in one year from next spring.
The company will soon advertise for bids
tor supplying the ties and timber, which
will be got out the coming winter.
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Company G, 9TH Cavalry.
Camp j. D. Sturgis, D T., J
September 1st, 1873, {

EDITOR ALERT: n
AS you may wish to know something
Of what is going on at the camp at Bear
Butte, l will give you a little information.
The camp is situated at the foot of
Bear Butte eight miles from Crook City,
and sixteen from Deadwood, composed Of
six companies of infantry and ten of
cavalry.
We had very pleasant trip, averaging
about Is miles per day; arriving here on
the 10th of July, all in good health.
On the 23rd two companies "a and d.
with four days rations went down the
Belfouch scouting, while G and G went
through the speardsh Valley, passing
through the town Of spear6sh; they
Travelled through some of the prettiest
country ! ever saw. In three days travel
they were never out of sight of ranch,
and some of them could be called first
class ,a'ms with good buildings; but I
do not think it as good soil as around
Jamestown; all that I saw growing of any
account was potatoes and small vegetables,
the wheat and oats looked very poor.
Everything seemed quiet and nothing
was seen by either scouting parties.
At the present time companies L and
H are scouting through the Hills with Is
days rations; and X has gone with the
Cheyenne Indians that were captured last
fall up the Missouri, to Camp Robinson,
Neb. Besides the above, several parties,
composed of fifteen or twenty men, lave
been out for four or five days, but nothing
of Indians have been seen nor heard.
A good deal of horse theiving has been
going on iu and around Deadwood, of
which only four or five have been,,brought
to giet. Uncle Sam has lost several
horses and mules by deserters, but most
of them have been brought back.
They have commenced work on the
new post; two companies Of infantry
and two of cavalry (E and ny moved over
there few days ago, where they will
stop all winter. The post IS situated
about five miles from here in an exceed
ingly pleasant valley, with as good water
as runs on the face of the earth, and
plenty of wood, it will be one of the best
posts on che frontier.
Last payday it looked around here like
a large canvas city; besides sixteen COM
panies Of soldiers, a good many of the
Deadwood people started up business
here, you could get anything you wanted.
A large dance hall was started with eight
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Fer SALE
Two VICTOR SEWING MACHINES,
ONE REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE,
ONE HOME s.
One HORACE WATERS PIANO,
One SHONINGER ORGAN,
ONE BURDETT So
ONE BARNES SCROLL SAW,
Two HANDSOMELY UPHOLSTERED Pa
TENT ROCKING CHAIRS,
Two HANDSOMELY UPHOLSTEREC. PA
TENT PIANO STOOLS, .,
One REMMINGTON SINGLE IARRELED
BREECH-LOADIN9 SHOT GUN.
The above are all brand new and vet '~in
the manu- facturer's hands, but subject to our
order. We will sell one or all of them, part
cash, balan ce ON three and six months time
on appl owed security. Apply to
E. H. & c. H. FOSTER.
l'ropretor> Of the ALERT.
Jamestown, D. T.
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Jamestown Advertisements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
cAI.rNnARs THIS DAY.

sUPRzME COURT-CHAMBERsV Brunt J.-Court opens
At 1922 Nos % "a Al, DO 90 W. DO 1O3 no lo0 loO
1872 1877, 2Ol, 2O2.
SUPERIOR CotRT-SPBCAL TERhSedgWlck, J-COuft OpeDs
at II No day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-SPECIAL TERh-COurt Opens AZ II a. m
No daY calendar.
0KSFeAL SfssloNs-PART I-GideFsleeve J,-Thomas
Winters rape William Evarts Frank Smith. JOssph Cold
berg samuel Herzenberg burglary Robert McMahon grand
larceny; jeremiah Williams perjury Thomas Leach, Luigi
Gmete Louis g. AmOnsrY fel0nious assault snd battery
William Adams burglary James Edwards, robbery; Thomas
Mun owen CummiDgs james Lyon, William Reilly, Michael
Anew, IOfe COIeil Thomas Scott grand larceny James
Buchanan false pretences; Charles McKenna grand lar
Frank Flahery, receiving stolen goods EDWARD A.
Murray Mary smith, larceny nom the person Mary Kenny
petit larceny William McGnr Matthew Donney, assault
and battery Bridget Brennan grand larceny Henry Muir
Michael TnlY Levi H0lfreth grand larceny
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nRCIsIONs-Arnrsr 8

Sarre1ne Court Chambers-By Judge Van Brunt.
king act. Daggett, etc--MOtiOn granted
SDeeiGt Tsra-By Judge Van BruntChrst Church, etc,
a-Findings settled Hulet et al agt FTeckng
FiDDFs settled notice. they do not present all
me questions raised the trial The Trenton Banking Com
pany Duncan; Brow agt. CTaft--tlndngs setltL
Circft-PaFt = BY 'dge Van Brunt-Connor, etc. agt
cunningham stc--CaSe settled
Superior COart-SpeciGl Term-By Judge Sedgwick.
.-shafer ag TranerJudgmeni for plaintiffs memorandum
Young al at Brooks recever-Judgment Tor Dainl IN
part memOrandum. Peyser agt MassThe Court orders
issues te be tried by jury; memorandum MCDONALD
etc agt. Mallory ct at.-OIder signed
Common Plcas--C haBbers-By Judge Van Brunt:-
In the matter Of DeckeA ppcat0n granted In the matter
Of Rue Citation granted retnrnable August H. In
the matter 81 rnodOW would the granting OF this order
Affect rights entitled notice Of the tngiID
me Of Burtnel There must De reference an order
the matter Of Lewis section 70 OF the
General Assignment gives the Court 10 authorize
the assignee compound cams and this j. the only case
which the assignee entitled 10 apply 70
The Court Instructions I'm shipnan etc. Abb n "
tOe0 the estate ms own response
biy matter Of Davids, etc-Bond ordered IN the
penalty $4,000 In the matter Of sneldon-B0nd ordered
Ia the penalty Of $4,000.
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THE COURTS.
PROCEEDINGS IN TWO DIVORCE SUITS.

PROCEEDINGS IN TWO DIVORCE SUITS.
II the divorce suit of Marie A. Hazard
.,,sf Oliyer p Hazard. an order made that the
ss.nana nay $3.50 counsel fee and Sl5 week almony
80 husband applied yesterday TO Judge Van Brunt in
sn,eme Court Chambers, stating that he bad so far
a,nea with the order, but he believed the suit was
.,,,saeted 10 extOrt money from him and asked that
y a as not pressed, the order be vacated Judge Van
sut held that uuless the paintf gives notice OF mo
80 for reference for the frat Monday OF september
~ motion should be granted.
9rensf Chrstman obtained yesterday from Judge Van
7 IN supreme Court. Chambers, an order appointing
d. Won Branderstein, his guardian, TO bring suit for
serce He is only twenty years old, but SAYS he was
elasr,ed FEBRUARY 25, 1aF7, TO Emma Meyer who
Hassrted him 10 the following July for one Henry
Viyechel.
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little Cliff-st. fye-year-old was standing
BY her mothers side at the window IN deep meditation
A. star after another came twinkng into the sky
abe watched them with eyes that grew bigger and
brighter At last she turned 10 her mother and said
Raeh it's bout time 20 light up mother Gods III up
MS hOuth, - Norwich Comm Bulletin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
HEAVY sENTENCE FOR FORGERY.

Edward Horton presented at the North River
vot,ona Bank check for $3.50 So purportng to have
hp drawn by J. T. Beckwith to the order of Henry g.
ssuproe The cashier Of the bank seeing that It was
forgery, had Horton arrested He pleaded guilty yes
s and was septepeed by Judge Gildersleeve in the
t ~ General Sessions 10 five years in State Prison.
me- severity OF his sentence explained by another
nJcfplcut charging him with drawing pistol on the
oaepr who arrested nim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
Gountrp IDrOucrlp 20 Get.
Real estate TO Gxtbanqr.

EXCHANGE for farm or country residence
II desirable New-York City tenement property in fine
order aud Rented. ]. o. HOYT x SON, Pine-st.
NEWPORT COTTAGE to exchange the
~ best situation 10 rooms; large trees Apply to
J. H., Tribune Office.
0nX10O.-DESIRABLE UNlMPROVED
HUI corner, in midst Of improvements IN BrO0kyni
will exchange the same, free and clear Tor nee
place IN country. about yaluA $1,000 rutland &
WHITING. No. . Boekman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09

Eisee, Otto and wife to Margaret Lambart West
80 chestec-aye $3.50 Ward, years. 800
65thsI years - - l,24S
Vol JscEsons year 1000
HenTyst of siarletsS 1900
- 1 o..cs, ..O 80 "..% l7oO
Msdiso-aye aud IiitRst year ~. 10000
same 70 James Lynch property, year.. 1900
5t6aSe years e! "ei. r.% 5000
Beac6s years "..s 9YY ~ 5000
Ave-c years De.n' y D.n.% 1900
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Deane, Bertha TO Charles NJ Sanders 5000
Jarvis Nathaniel r to Henry BrineF .......... $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Tbursday. AUG. 8, IS;

EEw-YoRK, Thursday, Aug. 8, 1873
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesrOOm to-day:
BB LOuls Mesieg.
SeoIy brick dwelling with lot. No 339 West S3dst.
SAVING =. D...'e $4,000
BB kcadrd Y. HdTiteft
elot8 On UniOn-aye, cor OF Emmettst fOrdham,
each 2jxi00; Bernard Hughes 1000
. BB JGs. N. Miller
Aiot lf8dst. $40 n OF Wiliisaye. (23d WARD 25x
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER


was iaetonave W DOT No IS on a map Of the VII.
iseeo MoTraanial. 25xlJO; John Daniels and
vtneIH 70 sarah Van Keuren. 500
eates. = POI Il Of 9thaye, 2OxSs0 Joseph Cor - .
a. soI xfeii6sid 10000
!, Ksarey ard vile o Mary purcell y...y 1000
4tiN.Hli 4, % n " Of MadisOn-aVe. 25xlO0f Cath
~ sfihe Lynch and another to Mary Lynch
-@9eyl.afe. " cor Illtb-st, 2JNlOOs Cathar1ne
Llnrh aud another 10 Mary Lynch.-....--.-..-.
popefty same, executors, etc 70 saeae....- 6OOO
"'sstoust, n 3, $50 II W Of lst-ave 25xlO3; John
NJ onhugk and vile 70 Valentine BOnfer......... 1900
sael sescSel and VIE 70 George Betz,.,.. 10000
@osfoesij T. zoos II W Of Jacks0n-st 25.lx1O0;
r. tstilek Mccormack and wife Eclisrd Hardy. ]
y e4si Z, 800 n " Of MOrf1say0 l23d Wardl. BOX
loeoi James ConleD ana wife 10 Nicholas Schalk 500
etsits,ei-ago, 4, 80 e Of Hetreatave i2Sd
~ sll, z0Nll64 Margaret Lombard e1ecutrix.
-'a9qisousye, cor IIiih-st, 5OxiOO.iO; Mary
an -3heh 70 Mary Kelley ............ 10000
ssAa vie . snd rev Ewal6 s... 1000
ssseuos 70 PsfreR and ThoiSss Lsnsns IL 500
iset i.et No - GA map Of North Merose Z5x
~ ~ benafd Reilly, sherf. etc, TO sophia G
900
-',,,oc.ti, .. 2008 Il Of JacksOn-sL 25.IxiOO.
WeAN W Culver, referee % Richard Hardy l435
f.'.'ef.si no $50. 1880 EDWARD II Hubs. ref.
~ Jei0lnlah W Dmick. OJ25
n, hlsus slsIss . osoTse Y ThscIer. $4,000
- ~ a. 6)O.6 z y Of 1sI-aYe, 246K1O2.2; sand.
- l.ctiif' referee, % FOebe smith ana others,
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ELEVATED RAILWAY.
Oman frnfn h.30 m n Ii IN

Nh al
w Open from $50 a. m. 70 IL ~ m.
NORRIS sTREET-Nearest point south Ferry and Bat
RECToR sTREEr-N Nearest point for Wall Street Ferry.
COURTLAN DISTURBING point for Jersey City and
C0mmuripaw Ferues
PLACE-Nearest point for Post once City Hail and
barclay street Ferry to IoDOken.
CHAMBERS. STREEf-Nearest point for PaYonia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLfN-STREET-
point for DesbrOsses Street Ferry
20 Jersey CITY and Peoples Line steamers Tor Albany
EIGHTmSTREET-Nea rest Point for Christopher
HOboken.
FOU RTRENTH-STKEEr-
TWESTY.THIRD- STRFET-Neare pointer fwentythlrd
Street Ferry TO jersey City.
TIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FoRTY.s ECOND-sTREET-Neare point for NewYork
Central railroad Depot
FIFTIErII- STREET
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side siaIi0l.
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station
FARE, 10 CENTS except between the hours OF o5O 20
7:3 m 60 Z d. m. when the fare Is . cents.
ROUTE From FIFTY eighth street along slxthaven1e 70
along Amty street; 10 and song south klthasenne
10 crossing into aud along West Broadway 20
Chsnh crossing into and along Conegepace 70
along and along tburchstreet; 70
ana along y ew Church-st TO NorIis-street. .
Connects with the following horse car lines; .
A RECTOH.STREET with for South Ferry. Az
street Ferries At BLEECKERsTREEr with cars or East
and West At EIGTHTHSTREr with cars ior Onrlsogner
and East Tenth street Ferries AT FOURrEENTIsIh
with cars for Twenty third street and East twenty
third ana ThirtyfOurth Streets Ferries AZ
STREET with for Weehawken Ferry. Al FIFTY
NINTH STREET with for Belt Lne Railroad.
WIN. r.. GARRISON, PRESIDENT
New.YOrk June lS. 1878. 81 VAN BROCkLlN, S1PI
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Orean Steamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic IlDe sailing under the AMERt
CAN FLAG. sai'nR evert TIL RSDAY from philadelphia
LORD Give sails Thursday, Aug. 10. 10 a. M
RED STAR LINE-T0 ANTWERP.
Carrying Belgian and United states Malls sailing sent
monthly Alternately from Pnladeuha and New York
NEDERLAND sais FRIDAY, Aug %. - m
For rates 81 passage other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents.
3O7 Wainut-st, Philadelphia 90 broadway, New-1ork
JOHN McDONALD. Agent. Batteryplace New.York
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
VI BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE,
OF Company now No. 40 North RIVER foot OF @0ronst
FRA NEE 1rudele Wednesday, Aug u. $3.50 A. IN
fPERElRE, etDceday. Aug Zlt u n IN
VILE PARIS Santflli. WEDNESDAY. Aug %, p
Steamers do carry sieerage passengers
FOR freight and passage at Philadelphia apply TO AlonLo
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent. No IS broadway
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Crates anS ftnasrs.

THE largest manufacturers OF low ~, ana S,,n ms
and hakne attachments Brass Open Fire place. Win AhS
arcn nd Baskef wood hree Bnss fe..S.s
Sets and Coal Of antique and modern aesasn. = nd
rch,sses J. 8 CONOVER& Co.305 aud sos CanAist. N'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
STEAMBOATS, auo RAILROADS.
AMY and TROY nv DAY BOATS

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
"A q. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW,
leave esy Street Pier at $685. aud oath Street Pier at
keepsie RhlnebecK Saugerties Catsll Hudson CON
NEC1s az West Point with steamer Carrie A. Ward for Cold
Spng anu CornWaL To West Point Newburgh, return
annex boat LEAVING brooklyn at M connecting at AL
pany win trains NORTH and WEST Special train and
from Saratoga.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry Station In New-YOrk foot Of Liberty.st
Ferry station in Brooklyn, foot OF FultOn-st.
commencing July H. lS1STrains leave NewYOrk foot Of
- Liberty st., as follows;
$3.50 a. m - For bennington, EastOn. Belvidere Mauch
Chunk, Iamaqna Wikesbafre, Elmira &c. Connects at
$40 a m-For Hgh Bridge Branch. schooey's Mountain,
Budns lake and Lake HOpateong Easton, Harrisburgb
Maueh CHUNK Iamaqua, Hazeton Wnkesbarre Scranton,
WilliamspOrt &c.
lois and 400 p m.-For somervfle and Pennington
i p n-For Pennington, EasiOn, Mauch Chunk Tamaqua,
Nlkesbarte, Scranton TunkhanDock, Tamaqua, Hazleon
Reading, POttsvile Harrisburg, &c
y. n For High Bridge Iranch sehOocy's Mountain
Budds Lake ana Lake HOpafcong, East0n Bevdere and
haueh Chunk Connects Junction with d. L. W. r. r.
Ss5ep m daly-for Easton Allentown aud Harrsburgh.
For trains local points tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAIN~-Leave at r. M. 10 m for Bound
BIoSk ana points and at $3.50 p m for Easton
Boat of the brooklyn and Erie Annex make connection
at Jersey city station 10 and from BROOKLYN and Eric Depot
Jersey City
NEW-Y0RK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch Grove
a., at D, $40, %. l1:45 n nl- 3:3O 4, 3. D..
Puan DraWnBrOOm Cars are attached 20 the $3.50 and
Stages station and from KEYPoRT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave loot OF Lberyst, for Freehold, at
7ao, nab a. m. L. 8, 6p.m
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LEASES

--eslenee BRYAN 70 George W TallmRn, q 6Oth.sf,
noe No. y y Of broadway. 5OxlOO.6, years. az an.
se m John y and wife 70 Francis + Bell 22d.st
a. no se5A xox9e,6 renewal Oflease for ~ years
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THE GREAT SANITARIUM.


il DANSVILLE, LIVINGSTON co, NETWORK,
Has now over 200 men, and children within II trying
~ get their health learning how to keep t. 10 IT, and N
tors Choose 10 bring be made comfortable
and helped back to physical and mental vgo wish could
impress the readers The Tribune with the truth that TO live
rightly Is n one Is WELL 90 keep we'll ald II sick and curabe
10 get we'll and women having common sense would
visit Our examine its workings and see what we
ate doing and how do It, they would learn how 20 Keep
sickness their families IL Is IN, how 20 be nj Oh
this beta worthy achievement The people
and perpexed by sickness IL is
rbe existing burdensOme cost IYenlure say mat
within the OF Tue TDunes Regular readers there are
10000 chronic IDvads whom medicine caunOt cure Nine
ienths might well not have good health ~ they
only kuew IT, Editors clergymen lawyers judges
teachers merchants mechanics clerks Students farmers
women Overburdened oyerWorked plecOc0ub boys ana
feeby developed girls ang really H. seriously sick
and Know no better than IN live habua violation OF the
laws OF life health and fOosh seek recovery ny drug
medication publish health journal named THE
LAWS OF LIFE. IL these who getting ready 70 90 OF
have us begun SICK would subscribe az cost OF ~ OO
wear for a. and read t faithfully ana follow ice eachngs
they would well and we'll And those WHO are sick
no matter their diseases they are curaDle-WOnd
come 20 us aud change their habits and learn live naturally
they would health III this view Is cOrfecd
we have proved than 1000 peISonss not worth
the readers Of The Tribune 20 wake up 50 a az
least send for circulars copies OF The Laws OF LIE
and various other documents which Will cost them nOnng
save postage and not that they DO not care 70 pay
with writers names and post oee plainly written II al
dressed AZ above me- viii be carefully and promptly an
sNe'eu' N"P'' '''''''' JAMES c. JACKSON.
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stsamboats ann RAILROADS.

A LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
LnThe finest steamers theword, the DREW ST OHM
win leave Pier A. North River foot Of Canalst daily Sun
days excepteol At D. m.
STATEROOMS, 81 and So.
Connecting at Albany with express trains for SARATOGA
LAKE GEORGE, LAKE CHAMPLAIN, the ADIRoN-
DACKiA MONTREAL and points NORTH and WEST
Tickets for sale principal hotels and all OF wescott
Express Oces In NewYork and Brooklyn. Brooklyn
sengers transferred free by Annex" boats.
THIS Is THE
ONLY NIGHT LINE OF STEAMERS SELLING
TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES ON THE NETWORK CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.