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Universal Satisfaction.

n ENTLEMEN hsya told sAFroRp's
VI RADICAL CURE Tor nearly one year, and
eau say oaudidly that we never sold a similar
preparation that gave such universal satisfaction
We have TO learn thC FIRST complaint yet.
We are not Ia the habit Of recommending pa.
tent medicines but your preparation meets the
wants Of thousands, and We think those afflicted
should be convinced oil lie great merit 50 thai
their suffering will be relieved. We have been
IN the drug business for the past twelve years
constantly, and sold everything for Cstarrh,
but yours leads all the rest. II you see proper
you ufe this letter or any part OF 1t that you
wish. Very truly youra
\. D, BALDWIN 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 Drugs, Books
and Stationery Washington, Ind. Feb. -, "a
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved
luhslinR Tube aud full directions for nae in ali
eases Price 100. For sale by all Wholesale
and Retail Druggists and Dosors throughout
the United States aud and Cansdas. WEEKS 4
Potter, General Agents and Wholesale Drug
gists, Boston, Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-03
Important Letter.


MO single disease las sFt.i8e4 lnore sHfiehag
N or FASTENED Else tfcNkinE up ~ the ecosti.
tntian than C4iaffh. The sfuse ~ SMELL. Of
taste ~ tisht 81 hearing, she human yotco. The
mind. one q mere AID sometimes All YIELD 70 50
aesifuctlvv ianacncn, The poslp @ aisiHbulos
throughout She system atiAcks every vita force
aud breaks SO thar mpsl robust ~ consii tstioaa,
Ignored because bet htile understood bF nost
physieiAns Imp5tcutly Assalled ~ quheks and
chArialtus those suffering from . have little
hone 10 b. relieved OIL this eide the grave. 10
IL lime ihln, that she popular trestmeut 81 tbs
terrible disease br remedies within she reach 81
81 passel iIto hGuis AZ once cpuipotAnt and
Trustworthy The new and hitherto uutried
method adopted b. Or sanford 10 the prepATa.
tion % his RADICAL CrHE has Wou nv hearty ap-
proyAl. believe il hkeiy 20 succeed when all
the usual remedies fail heeanse It strikes al the
root Il The disease, via, the drldsd blood. while
Il heals the liberated membfaae by direct APP
pboston le the pAsAl psssages. lts action ls
bssed on eertaln h1td rnIUs, aud ualehs tbs VI.
tai fotees arr too ar exhausted must, in the
great msj8rly ~ easos effect euro,
GEO BEARD, NJ, d.
Nonscorr BLOCK. 90 FHAAusaitAG, Oct. /, 1874
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Tie ablqr Ast sfc bar fea " the mtny hun-
died TAFT inigAt D. gwen HianY II vh0nl had
bsea gifea ~ a. hopeless Aad nltny u tbem
Nets LgopgAt ~ be1s e. tas hotel
/ would refer szs1 V Tbs hqtsi pTgprl~tofs,
VITA ~hou { bass chopped for the pGss hileeu
) A.. sh8 have tD1sa Au1 sesa mAby Of my
suGlaFfai eures, AEaoag wanHa I s0asJ fasallun.
kamasl s Gsinaz ttefeas House teggenHfs /.
DArwin n Der. AG4ls9u HJuss Nld4lsbuFy Wy.
m1a Maffst. BfAaa.a u Ja.a, BrGad0a, f0hH
Cr1mtoa, Bad asa H5asa. Raised, C1i sGwysr
lIyas ragk, III y. swo1e C5ttaxe Hotel, @est
H1aGeiph. A. FAIRBANKS, Esgle Hotel, We'd.
stoeh N. n. BeamAu. former proprietor u
81 ~ q seaassss House. s0a ID styws, Daek A
M4glGs4n. prsHent pfgpaatets As@FAfemAggz
uaasd, Mr.. 6vbzG.na, hleAf9r1, Il. sesleF.
Danham. a. u. Caestst Cara, proprietor
American H9ase. M0atpeaa.
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disuAc1 p.rts, eua beng uaahls = pay
hissg - Zoe, has besa FArigncd b ~
pfesjeHi
Six uambsrs 81 Inc Kpox tamily IN
PbnsitIpila died 81 tho is;h, from BE
tseeis 81 Tea }n which VS. accidentally
sa.xed : qaAuliig ~ slrAmon.am seeds.
While llopkips. sged ne. hAs bcsn Ab'
Quoted FROM Die home pear rii1burkhr
Pa by a tramp, aud 40 trace hAs been
discovered, Tie mother u almost insane
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-03
EAsr DORSET. JAY. 1873


Editor Manchester JOURNAL:
We learn by advertisement Ia last
weeks JOURNAL that DR.. Uranu of Dos
ton is coming to Factory Point. For the
encouragement Of the afflicted we desire
TO say that we are well acquainted With
the case of Miss Lucy Warner Of Ferris
bnrgh (not Panton as stated ia circular ;
that for five or six years priot to receiv-
ms treatment from Dr.. Urauu she could
not walk at all; that by his treatment she
was soon cured aud 80 remains. One OF
the subscribers was a member Of her
parents family In the summer OF '7G and
II, and both Of Us have known them all
our lives.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-03

YouR uFE cas- 81 SAVED by HUNTS
REMEDY. Dropsy aua 80 Diseases Of
The Kidneys, Bladder, and Urinary Or.
gans, are cured by HUNTS REMEDY
Hundreds who have been given up By
their Physicians 70 die, have been saved
BY HUNTS REMEDY, aud are now
living witnesses Of is value
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CORRESPONDENTS.
pRoa rnE cEsrEa OF noosrrHDon

SpnxAroLta. lSp, Jan. LET, 1878.
Mr. Editor.
To day i the day VI good resolves
10 that cause assign the receipt Of this
letter To-day tara over new leaf I;
Swcar 90 and . morrow break your
good resolutions
For two weeks prior 10 this date. Ia
diAuspolis Lac eaioyed "a between
tAir.y.ave Aad forty different kinds q
weather. u4ost II which has been wet
sergsani WAppeAhAus Of the U s.
Signal Service. who is stationed here,
was married sl,ost fortnight ago. aad
probably 10 bic newiy.madc happiness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-03
TWO IN ONE.

Thus oombired we have two grand medical
agents in one, each OF which performs it's func.
ton and untedly produces more cures than
any liniment. lotion, wash or plaster ever before
compounded In the history Of medicine Try
one. PRIcE, IS CENTS.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and CAnAdAs, and
by WEEKS 4 POTTER, Proprietors, Boston,
Mass. 27.lyAcl4w-33)
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Marriages.

% Aath Iaalaa ify Nee ab hf bes +
zrexssIian 3. Usa q d rws ~ tAaf sFstssai Nsss
go shsaks = saath Iaaaan3agtY
~ psra. pes "a ~ asv Aaea vsH 81 ~
psfsaaAra uaaft & ssassN Aaa Me- talsaa
= Caitusa hstk = tsaf anasffs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-03
RALSAM AND PINE.

The healing properties Of our our own frag.
rant balssm and pine and the gums OF the East
are too well known to require description. Their
grateful, healing, soothing, and strengthening
properties are known TO thousands. When com
bined in accordance with late and important
discoveries IN pharmacy their healing and
strengthening properties are increased tenfols.
In this respect our plaster is the best 10 use
without the aid Of electricity:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-03

n p.vlsL pse ast De- Rsalamla Aearas,
sgsd 81
n resnai. hAsA, Nc asa, Gee v. eelsafu,
Azvd ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-03
ELECTRICITY.

As grand curative and restorative agent is not
tqualled by any element OF medicine in the his
tory OF the healing art. Unless the vital spark
has fled the body, restoration by means Of cleo
trcity Is pos,ible. II is the last resort OF all
physieians and surgeons, and has rescued thou
sands, apparently dead, from an untimely grave,
when no other human agency could have src-
ceeded. This is the leading curative element in
THE Plaster
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
n BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
Ia the District CopsI N the Unitsd states tof
tbs Distriel n feFmoat.
u Re AegastBs Is. Armstrong. B6nkrnpts 10
BankrsgteY DiHtrirt ~ fsrm0at, e..
hJilee IL hereby given that's petition has been
hsd 10 sasd C0uri, ~ Asgsstas h. Armstrong.
u Dofset u said District, daily declared banks
ruYt ubdsE ihs Act u Congress u NAfcb a.
eiasms gfJt4bae uadef said Act a1d
thai ths ca day u ftbfaafy, 1878 a. o'clJek
x before ths Hon. Hort H. wheeler, Jaigs
n saiA Coarl a. see q Czssn h0Jna is
Ratlana l. ssaigasd ~ lbs b. artag q tha asms,
shea s2d shefe al ereiitDrs 80 have proved
thstf debts, aud other pafsons 10 intsFss1. mar
attend aud sbes esass. 4 soy tasy have. -hT
she prayer u said petition should hss Do
gfsutes.
Dated 4 BIllEglon, 20 tbs 1850 day 4 Ds-
eOmbeF, ls17.
ai-ss D. b. BaALLEY. Cierk.
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CLARKEs Toou AonE Dnors care
iSsiaahy.
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COLBURN HOUSE.
AT FACTORY POINT,
1ursday, January 81, 1873.

90 ROMAN bout one week.
FYgRY fNyNLfp EHlCLD SEE HfA-DO matter
What their rJmptsiht a he cannot help you be
will tea son -, ADD 30 charge for tho same.
BellB ho W,si gave y0u few Of AiB mauy
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- COLLINS
VOLTAlC PLASTER

4 Electro Galvanic Battery, combined with =
"a highly Medioated Plaster, forming the
grandest curative agent In the world ofmedicine
aud utterly 1nrpasslng all other Plasters here
tnfnrp in
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-03
DR.. URANN,
OF BOSTON.

Who hss made Sd many wo ldariul curei in 81.
most every towl Ia this STATE is nov at the
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WANTS.

AAssftssmsuit. unssf The bead, ten ssnts p.
hur each WeefNaa,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24

sure foundation,for the business prosperity
thatis at hand. Peace ie restored 70 Eu-
rope, and, as the telegraph has already In
formed as. there are signs of revived &C
tiyity in Great Britain. The funds have de-
clined under the influence Of sales by capi-
tausts Who are investing In new. enterpri-
ses. A good trade IN Great Britain is al
most as beneficial to the U pited States as It
is to England itself. 1t WHITES trade every
where. 1t sincreasesr the power OF Great
Britain to consume the very articles weich
we can produce in the greatest abunoan-
dance and at the lowest.
We can rest serenely confident in the as.
surance that. we shall find good market
at remunerative prices for all we, can spare,
but not such an insatiate market as Will
make bread dear at home. Our railroads
will be employed to their utmost capacity
to transport the products of the field; and
when agriculture and transportation are In
foarfshipg condition, manufactures ano
general trade cannot be depressed. wife
all the natural elements Of prosperity II
full view, there Is nothing in the internal
condition of trade to interfere with theil
successful work. -"
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
Anti-Fat Chemically Examined.

Anti-Fat Chemically Examined.
The analytical chemist. W. B. DRAKE, of
Buffalo, N. Y recently anaIyzed AlIan's
Anti-Fat, and gave the following:
CERTIFICATE.
/ have subjected Allan Antt-Fat to
chemical anaiy sis, examined the process
OF its manufacture and can truly say that
the ingredients of which tits compos d are
entirely vegetable, and cannot but act
favcrably upon the system, and it ia we'll
Is inteded,
sold By druggists. V
i w. B!DRAKE, Che mist,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
THE COLD SNAP.

FEARS OF FROST IN NORTHERN NEW YORK
-ovERCeATs IN DEMAND.
According to special despatch from
Troy, decidedly cold wave has reached
Northern New York. The thermometer
has'chapeed 40 degrees in As hours in many
places. Here the temperature is So degree 8
In Adirondack 1t has fallen to S. degrees,
and orercoats are in demand at many OF
the lakes and other summer resorts. There
have been frosts in the northern counties
every month except this, and fears are en-.
tertained that the same result may ensue
tonight, which would cause incalculable
damage to crops of all kinds, especially corr
which is already somewhat injured by the
cold snap.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
From the Earliest Axes

3CROFUEA has beentbe bane, and NJ II
we're, the curse of mankind, Moses, In the
18th chapter Of LeyitiOus, lays down very
explicit rules on this dlsea:e. So terrible
and ioathsOme had IL been considered then
that person known 10 be infected with il
would not be allowed tt mix with society
Fhe Jews regarded itas divine infiictjon
and believed there was no cure for 1t, II
was then the sins offs youth or diviatiun
from the paths OF virtue were punished p
long as life lasted. happily III our day
the Silence OF medicine has been develop ed
the great storehouse Of Nal ure furnishes a
remedy the disease Is stripped of its ter
ror BY the use OF theSA MA aIrAN'S ROOT
AND HERR JUICES, and the victim OF
,crofula, Ulcurs, Sores, Pimples, Rlotches,
t1'ter, etc., can be restored 10 sound health
III u few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions sru as bad as those
hi ihe dark ages we are well aware. Many
now fail to fnd o cure rs well as they Ia
shen, To all such the 5amaritan's Root
1nd Herb Juices will prove O happy boon
afad1cating wi impurities from tte blood
and making the complexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles Will remove pim-
piles or .blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics an powders, ROOT ANDHERB
JUICES SI.2S per bottle: Sent by express
to any address:
DESMOND & co
GID Racestraat- phiiahelphia p
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
ENORMOUS CROPS.
ONE RESULT OF THE HOT WAVE THAT WILL
MAKE TRADE LIVELY,

ONE RESULT OF THE HOT WAVE THAT WILL
MAKE TRADE LIVELY.
Tho excessive heat of the past week in
the great grain-growing districts of the
country, has been sore affliction to multi
tudes of sweltering human beings, but 1t
has been god-send to the farmers. The
Boston Advertiser, not an over-sangaine
journal, remarks that the crop prospects
were excellent before, but this weather has
assured the most wonderful harvest for
quantity and quality ever known. 1t has
been most favorable on Indian corn, which h
before the remarkable weather that still
prevails, was the least promising of all.
1t Is still true that the aggregate corn
crop ofthe Northwest Is not likely to be AZ
large as the largest previous; butth,s is
chiefly, perhaps wholly, owing to dimin-
ishsd acreage The recent rains, followed
BY q period Of extraordinary heat, have
converted crop that threatened to be nc
more than an average one, irto one of the
laree on record. Az to the other grains
the weather has sin ply made an enormous
crop out of one that, without the recent ia.
voraole conditions, would hsve been quite
unprecedented. go. b, . ~-..~ ~" a''''0
Tho abundant harvest of 1879 will lsv a
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
KILOGRAMS.
BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

Hon. Charles Foster has declined the Re-
publicenf noii iination( Tor CONGRESS In, the
Seventh District, OhR: \ ~ ~
The Fifth District Republicans of Ohio
have nominated the Hon. William Allen, OF
Darke county, for CONGRESS.
A balloonist named s. D. Atchinson fell
. distance Of 200 feet while making an
ascension. at Elmwood, Ill, on Sunday
evening sshd ~as Instantly killed @
Aspecial despatch to the Times from Lar
noca says:-"A proclamation has been
issued declaring that Her Majesty the
Queen takes great interest In the prosperity
of.the Cypriotes, and promising reforms and
measures to promote agriculture and CON-
meFce." .",sg lb H
A Larnoca despatch to the News says
fever Is somewhat prevalent in Cyprus. Sir
Garnet Wolseley has, Professionally settled
the points Of his programme. He will ap-
poiSt aI1ixed commission to deal with the
compiicated land, question, and will divide
the island into Ave districts, go.
The Blue Book is published containing
the details and protocols of the Berlin Con-
gress and the official report of its proceed
ings. They disclose nsthing of interest to
American readers which has not already
been given In the regular cable dispatches.
Careful reading of this Blue Book estab-
fishes the utter falsity of pretended details
published In certain New York journals, and
professing 10 faye been received In cable
diRpatchSs tOtan opposition association, or
sss'specials. "4 -"
Among the frauds thus exposed may be
mentioned what purported to- be Prince
Bisma asck's opening speech, Mehemet AlPs
protest. and Count Schouvaloff's speech
about selling. arms to the Chinese. All
these were purely Imaginary.
So'slso were the reports pretending to
give edetails Of the scene at the death-bed of
Queen Mercedes, the Massacres of Jews In
Rassis, the Bismarck dog story, ETC., and
the escape of Terra Sassaulitch.
By examining the Parliamentary report
In the Londen Times of, the 9th of July, it
willbe noticed that no, mention was made
Of the highly exciting scene in the house on
the, OCCASION of Mr.. Cross statement, so
graphically detailed in the cable reports
manufactured In New York. ~
Nor does the Times have word about
the pretended statement by Mr.. Cross that
"the treaty had nothing to do with the
questions that have been or are to be dis
cussed at Berlin; it may be communicated
to the Congress as m after of courtesy, but
no representation concerning it nor any
modlde 'tious of It's provisions will be lis
tened to-"
Neither does the Times report the Home
Secretary as closing his remarks with the
undidnided DECLARATION that 'the treaty
wlkbe fund we'll calculated to preserve
and forward the best and highest interests
Of England and Turkey"
ls IL not time that these fraudulent and
bssels s. cable reports should be exposed
and checked
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
THOSE FOUR WILD WOLVES.
THE SCARE occAsIoNED IN MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, PENNA. ,. ..-

THE SCARE OCCASIONED IN MoNf4omIhi
COUNTY, PENNA. +.. a.-
From the Potstown (Pa Ledger
Four wolves recently escaped from the
Philadelphia Geological Garden and all ef-
forts to capture them have thus far proved
unavailing. They seem to have taken up
their abode 10 the lower end of this county,
where they frequently create quite q SEN
sation. An evening or two since as farm
er was driving along the Germantown
turnpike near Reil's wood, in Norriton
township, he was surprised to see Iour ami
mails about the size Of small sheperd dog
approaching. They divided, two taking
one side of the road and two the other. His
horse, stopped, trembling in every limb, and
neither by blow or command could be in
duced to take step forward. .,
Strange to say the wolves did not attack
the animal, but confined their attention to
the man In the wagon, and made repeated
efforts to jump into the vehicle. The
farmer was unarmed and in great danger,
when in desperation he seized large bas-
ket which lay in the body of the wagon and
brandished 1t at them. The sight of such q
strange object seemed to frighten' the
wolves; who fell back In terror; He then
tried to drive on, but his horse still refused
to move. Again and again the maneuvre
was repeated, the wolves returning to the
att sck but retreating at sight of the basket.
At last the horse recovered from bis panic
and rushed forward, the wild animals max
ing no pursuit.
A number OF farmers In Norriton town.
ship. have lost chickens and roultry re-
Gently which are supposed to have been
kill 4 by the wolves. 1t is reported that
macy persons in that neighborhood are
much alarmed and some are afraid to ven
ture into their fields unsrmed.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
TRAMPS STOP A TRAIN IN IOWA

{. The country here is swsrming with tramps
who board the trains, lounge about the
depots, and obtrude themselves into many
a private dwelling, and frequently offer the
grobsett insults to ladies who treat them
most kindly. A gang of seventy of the
brutcs boarded train at Waverly, L., last
evening. but could not compel the enginei r
10 run the train for their benefit, and it wss
delayed till morning. The entire State is
terror-stricken.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24

DECV,b business you can enear' Az any
DES 4 $5 TO 500 per day made W " yvnio.
worker Of either 81. x, right II tneli worth IS
free. Improve, your spare time rinUrtlsnd
business. address srINsoN a "o' loH
Maine W.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
MAILS CLOSE.

Way Mail on Wilmington ard
Northern r. r. to Reading and
points on the Baltimore Centl -.
r. r. South of Chadd's Ford. :. 6.0O A. M
Through Mail ~ Baltimore and
Washington, and all points
south, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ip, 4.
Way Mail to Baltimore, Md..... S'l5,
through and Way Mails 10 :,
philadelphia, Pa.,-." ....:.;..... 9.Oo,
Through Mail to N. y. and other :.
points North and East. ......:.. w
Peninsu,ar Way Maittp Della :,
ware X. X. TO Cris1ie d. NIL" 500
Way Mail on Delaware Western ~ 0o II
Through Mail to, philadelphia a
and new York, and all points
East and West, t,......".....:.".....: I2.l5, I'm
Through Mail To Bal limore and
Washington and all points - =,
south and Southwest ........... 1918,
Through Mail 10 Philadelphia
and New York, and all points :,
EAST and West. .......... 5.lo
New Castle. Middletown,
smyrna, aDaver, Clayton,
Townsend, Delaware City, st
Georges, and Wyoming, Del 800 !:
Tu rough Mail TO Phlladelphia
ana New York. and all points
North, East and West, ,.......... S15
Through Mail 10 Baltimore and
Washington and all points
South and southwest, ,......-!.... 920
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24

tzsfu Ft
e,s.GE rsi
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
TWELVE OF A FAMILY KILLED,

20 MEMPHIS, July ga Mississippi special
says ."lnteiligence has just been received
there OF the murder and robbery ofa family
named Sample, consisting of twelve persons
IN Tippah county, that State, last nigl t.
suspicion rests strongly on three citizens OF
adjacent counties"
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
To ShipbuiIderS and Iumbermen

For SALE: A large body of timber of
original growth in Northern Virginia, near
river landing; in market nov for first
tune. Watel-power of large mill.pond oa
pace, leased if iesired. Prlce 5000. or
mill site and 800 acres of timber for $1,000
thing about timber or milling, and has
some capital. For paTtlcu ars. address
"a ASC WIGHT. 81 Harlem Avenue, Bal
timore.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24

A church costing $5,OOO,OO0 is to be built
near the royal palace at Madrid, in which
will be magnificent mausoleum in memory
of the late Queen.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
POST OFFICE,
DEL.

Office open from Gas A. M. to 8. 80 !.
Private Boxes accessible until 10 !. M. ,
SUNDAYs.- Open fro n 8 to 8 A. N, and
Private Boxes accessible from to . T. M.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
W NJ. NJ. PYLE.
/ POsTM .1sTER.

sit scents as II should cough my head
OF" Is sometimes the impatient exclama-
tton of a sufferer from q severe Cough
Quell the psroxysms with Hale's Honey OF
Horenound bn' far. TIE relief Is imme-
diate ant the cure certain. Sold by all
Druggists.
Plies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-24
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR
.,..st, DELIVERY

Way Mail from Whining on and
Northern r. Il. from Reading
and points North, ,....... ......... $40, A. M.
New York, Philadelphia, Bali-
more, Washington, and all
parts of the country except
delaware aod Eastern shore
counties in Md...-........-...... 6.45,
Peninsuar Mail. North of Wy
oming Delaware, ......... :.....:.. 9.S,
Philadelphia and New York,
and all points North, East and ~
Way Mail from th,ladelphia, "a $50,
Bal imore Way Mail, Western
Snore, Md................ ......".... 1915
Baltimore, Washington aud all
moi ats South and Southwest. LOO, p. M.
Pi iladelpbia and New York and
al points Norh, East and
West. ............!.. .......,"... 100, ="
Way Mail on Delaware Western On :.
~. N. i'..::.'.: s.;.:'.;:.. o.oO,
Way Mail from Crisfieid, Nd,
(Del. r. r R,................"......5 500,
Baltipore Il Washington and all
points South, ,............... -. SIS
Philadelphia, New York, nd
poi i, is North, East and West -. 6 Is. /"
The Letter Carriers will make their de-
liverles as follows: go. aul Oils o. m I.
and1l5 an84sO, p. m.
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he d. posted /" Post rffice 10 minutes Ee-
fore the hour of delivery