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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04

\ PROBLEM LONG SINCE SoLvED,--llow
to remedy those prolific causes of disease
an impoverished circulation and an impaired
digestion, was problem the solution of
which had often bailled medical skill, but
which was solved over quarter Of a cen
tmy ago by the introduction of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters TO public and professional
notice Since that time, which may well
be said to have initiated new epoch in the
history of medicine, the remedy and pre-
ventive referred to has obtained foothold
in the confidence of the American people
that each succeeding year has only served
to strengthen. 1t is recognized through
out The Union as A tonic of the first order, a
remedy for and sure means Of preventing
fever and ague and disorders Of the stomach
and bowels; as reliable means Of reform
ing disordered state of the liver, and of
counteractng tendency to rheumatism,
govt, urinary and uterine disorders,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04

AT the packing house Of flinkle,
Thistlcwood & Moore, on Commercial av-
enve, one hundred hogs day are cut up,
consequently pigs feet, spare-ribs, back
bones and other trimmings are for sale in
large or small quantities, at almost give
away" prices. The firm are putting up
very fine new lard in small packages, for
family use. To this they invite special at
tcntiOn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04

WOOD SEvENTY.FivE CENTS PER LOAD.
Until December 10Th, the Cairo Box and
Basket company will sell at their factory
corner Of Thirty.fourth and Lcvcc streets,
dry wood at IS cents per load. win deliver
same to any part of the city at $l.a5 per
load. To receive prompt attention, cash
must accompany the order.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE,


Chicago, December 3. 10 M.--Corn-
December 3Oa@31; January, 3l4@3l98
May, 35S@35@ a; Whcat--Dccembcr,
$40; January, S4B@S4la. Pork
January, $7s7H; February, 8 00@S 021g
CHICAGO, December 3, 1900 M,-Pork
January, 81 0O@7 921a; February
IS 02la@S 05. Wheat--January, s4%
December s4L Corn-Decembcr, 81 4
January, 3l19@3l5S; May, 351a.
CHICAGO, December 3, 9 BOP. M.-Whea'
January, S. asked. Corn January
3l%i February, 3lS@32S; May, S51g
Pork December, SO 20; sales Of January
81 92l9; February, 81 0j bid,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04
For SALE.-A good Mich Cow. Apply
at the Bulletin Office.

THE parents and guardians of school
children should bear in mind that A. W.
Pya,t & Co. keep every description of school
books used in the public schools in Cairo
and offer them at prices that should have a
controlling influence with economical buy.
prs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04
For the finest imported Wines, go to
SToCKRJ,ETU 4 BRoss

An.'th finest brands of cigars and To-
bacco, fine cut and plug, meerschaum and
other pipes, cigar holders, etc, etc, n large
and vaTie'lstock, for sale at wholesale and
retail, at F. Korsmysrs, Sixth street near
Lcyec.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04
FROM TIE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
WAsnINaroN. Dcccmber [, l87s

After considerable consideration several
influential Democrats have decided that the
cipher telegram business shall be invcsti-
gated and on an early day of the coming
session resolution looking TO such iDvesti
CATION, either by the Potter committee or
by a committee to be specially appointed,
will be introduced. There will be little If
any opposition. The result will doubtless
be that Mr. Tilden will be shown to have
had no knowledge Of the contents of the
dispatches, even if some Of them arc not
shown to be bogus, and others essentially
perverted in the translation.
There is now much talk of a proposition
mentioned by me in a previous letter as
having been made by Western Democrat,
namely. that the Democrats should elect
Representative Blackburn speaker of tine
house OF the Forty sixth congress. 1t is
urged by the friends of the movement that
Mr. Blackburn. would, by conservative
course as speaker, do much to disspate
northern distrust Of the south. This is the
only reason given for thowing over
board Mr.. Randall and elccting Mr.. Black
burn. The proposition needs but mo-
mcnt's consideration. 1t would be incNpc-
dent, if we look at the matter as one of
policy, to elect southern man. The mere
fact Of such an election would do more to
damage the Democratic party than could be
repaired by the most conservative course of
any speaker, But the movement has little
strength with Democrats. 1t is an inven-
ton Of the radicals
The Commission on the transfer Of the
Indian bureau to the War Department will
hold its final meeting here very soon,
Secretaries McCrary and Schurz, and army
officers and Interior Department officials
will testify. This promises to be one of the
most exciting topics Of discussion during
the session Of congress.
So far the bills completed by the house
appropriation committee, do not vary in
amounts from what was appropriated last
year. The pension bill, not yet ready to
submit, will show slight increase. Ii is
now said that all the department estimates
were made smaller than heretofore at tn
urgent request Of Secretary Sherman, who
( was AMI is anxious that there shall he no
disquieting debates in the house until after
January LIST. Then, if the attempt to re-
sumo specie payments promises success, the
senate can add amendments to the house
bills covering such amounts as were not at
first asked for by the secretaries.
In the United States court of Alexandria,
Va, the suit of the Lee heirs for the posses.
sion Of the Arlington estate came up on
Tuesday last but was put over until next
week.
Tonight Washington's principal citizens
will give supper to Mr. Heating, one OF
the editors of the Memphis Appeal. Dur
ing the time when Memphis was nearly do
populated by the yellow fever, and to stay
there was almost certain death, Mr. Keat
ing remained at his post, and by making
the actual condition of affairs known through
his paper, did much to give intelligent di
rection to northern charity.
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THE PROPOSED TESTIMONIAL"

1HE fROfoSED lES MONlAL.
EDITOR BULLETIN: My attention has been
called to communication in last Saturdays
issue, headed as above.
Now, Mr.. Editor, heartily concur in a
previous article written by you, favoring a
purse of gold, as the most suitable token of
appreciation, and one which would be most
acceptable to his Honor, who gave all his
time, money and business to the cause for
which the testimonial is proposed Still,
"a Woman's" idea of watch and chain as
testimonial, is excellent, and one to be
greatly admired.
| being man and a subscriber to the
purse" would most humbly make my bow,
and suggest to the lady contributor to your
columns, that she organize or assist in or.
ganizing committee of ladies of this city,
to raise sufficient fund, (Which can be
easily done, for who would refuse lady
committee his mite for such laudablc pur-
posc!) and carry out her idea by purchas.
ing watch and chain, and presenting the
same to his Honor am certain the Mayor
would feel more honorcd, and prize the
testimonial greater, coming from the ladies
of Cairo, than from the gentlemen; and
when abroad, dressed in cloth, he could,
and knowing full well his Honor's extreme
frailty, would, with cxulting pride, tell
every acquaintance he might meet; This
was presented to me, sir, by the ladies of
the city of Cairo, as mark Of appreciation
Of my unscfsh services as their chief ex-
ccutive.' A MAN.
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SMOKERS, II you wish fine Key West
or "lmportcd" cigar, call at KorsmeycT's
cigar store. 1t is the only place IN the city
almost daily in receipt of fresh goods
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04

If you would save money. buy your
school books, stationery, etc, ofa, W. Py-
att Il Co. Their stock iSfgll, and a little
inquiry will satisfy you that their, Prices are
as low as the lowest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04

MULE FOR SALE.-A strong, troctablt.
mule, we'll adapted for service in ,lray.
will be sold at low. figure.
Apply to HARMON 4 Co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, December 3. 9 p. NJ
Wheat - steady - Winter, IS iOd@0s Id;
Spring, Is 0d@0s sd; California aver
age, 9s 7d@0s Cd; California club 9s Cd
Ml0s Sd. Corn-new-23 6d6 23s Cd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04

FoH good shave tor ten cents, good
hair cut for twenty-five cents, go'to Henry
Schick's barber shop, No l42 Conmcrcia!
Avenue
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04

THE largest and best stoekaI6f stoves
tinwarc and all articles pertaining to the
trade, at prices to suit the purchaser, at
A. IrhLIY's
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04
STOVES.

The finest stoves in the world The
Westminster Base Burner and the Cham
pion Monitor cook stove at
A. IIAiLEY's.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04

Buy your school books of A. W. Pyatt 4
Co. Their stock is complete, and their
prices such as defy successful competition.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04

For the largest and best selected fstock
Of Liquors, Wines and Cordals of all Kinds.
to be found in Southern Illinois, 60 To
STOCKFyETH g. BROss.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04

FoR fine imported Liquors, 90 y
STOCKFLETH d BROSs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04
MONEY MADE AND LOST.

A RICH MAN ONE DAY, AND 4 BEGGAR
BRIDE.
DIR, J. j. Mcbride, the sclf-styled King
Of Pain" and the greatest fraud and most
arrant humbug developed during the nine
tenth century, is now in the city of New
York. The same fellow was in Cairo, sew
eral years ago--hired the Atheneum, had
another man talk for him while be stridcd
across the stage, drinking his own nostrum
but he made it pay most handsomely. He
sold 1870 bottles OF his stuff at one dollar
each, that night, and during the next day
sold nearly 800 bottles from the carriage
bed Of his $4,000 team, which he drove
about the city. In Philadelphia he sold
| "A. 900 bottles in three weeks: in Cincn-
natl, $4,000 worth in thirteen days; in
Memphis, $4,000 worth-in truth, he found
hundeds and thousands Of customers
wherever he went. When he reached San
! Francisco he had bank account Of S120,-
900. -Four months afterwards he came
back 90 Cairo. pennilcss, wearing
la suit Of clothes that were
in tattrrs and to crown his wretchedness
he had biackencd eve. He had lost ey.
cry cent he had in the world, at the card
table-his passion for gambling causing
him to stake his money team, his watch
even hi. clothing. A more forlorn, pitiabl'
looking object, we had not seen in many {
day. Borrowing five dollar bill from {
Cairo acquaintance, and obtaining three
dollar. worth of circulars from us on
credit, he made another start. His ap
pcannce, however, was against him. HI
left Cairo on foot, reached Perry county
where business placed enough money in hi
pocket to pay his way to New York
During the past twenty-five years this iel
low has Sold certainly not less than $4,000
900 worth Of his medicine, and as he oh
tanned dollar for whatcost him only Accents
mere than $2,j0O,OOO of his receipts wer
clear profit All this vast sum, save his per
sonal expenses, was lost at the card table
But for his passion for cards DR.. J. J. Nc
Bride, fraud as he is, would to-day be on
of the richest men in America.
His brother, James Mcbride, is an en-
gineer on one of the Cincinnati aud Mem
pills packets, is good engineer and goo
man; but Priest as his old schoomatc
were wont to call him, found ont that hum
bugging the dear people was proti,abl
business, and has applied himself to tina
occupation during the past quarter oil
century. He now has an Office on FIT
avenue, in New York, and is playing, wit
marked success, the role OF Magnetic PLY
stefan.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04

For the best California Brandies anil
Wines, 90 to SToCKrLETH & BRoss
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-04
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE AGENCY OF
WELLS e KERTH,

HEPREsENTIsG the
Royal Canadian cs sp1 Nl ssoeo go S Cold
BfltlSll America Assets .Ilo2 1870
MlllN Llc Assets, Si,+s2,9s7.64
Commnpcia1,. lof New York Cii,l; o.,
Tn;ou l(of Philadelphia; established in 1904
JHiOll Assets, xss3, 1890
E;no,n,n'.,i (Of Dayton, o..
lItlildll Assets. .,........... $50, i2f ~
Co,,,,oni (Of frecport, H..
wv IiVu Arsets. .,................,S ,D,h'i.Sj
RISKS WRITTEN AT FAIR RATES
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Office in Alexander County Bank
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6elu nOanleo

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK Tribune WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE Up.
TOWN OFFICES, No Ibis BrnadWay, cor 1hlrtyhIstst
No 3Os West Twenty tbirist. corner EghthaNe.i
No. 81 East FouJsrntht corner uuion are 200 Tnrd
ave cor FoT;y-sCventhsL; az the HARLEM OFFICE No
2@SI Thr ave- cor OnehundTed and twenty fDurthsst.
lHaiom savings Bank BuildinE, ~ 20 AZ regular
ofbcera&eA
CALESMEN well acquainted with Western
- and New central buyer ned 10 add samples Of
dress trimmings buttons ornaments fancy goods &C. 10
Their own line. Address g. NJ. Tribune Office.
GALESMEN-TO sell HUNTERS Perfection
Rotary Flour and Meal SITTER, Mixer Measure Weghor,
Egg Rice Washer Tomato starch. Vine and Fruit
Srainer. (Ihis humbUg SEND 90 cents Tor sample
call my ofhco, 400 6tlaye n T. City. A p ALLis,
Manager.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w uNIrED SIATES AND I
6ales on AurIon

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.
~ JOHN c. LYSr. City Marshal and AuetioneeF.
The undersigned will sell al public auction BY virtre OF
ehattel mortgage sATU RDAI, september gle lSIs a.
IN mn al No 6Oz ave-, the City OF New YORK, TIE
nrnitue xtnres and utensils Of Lager Beer saloon In
Guiding counters, tables. chalrs Ras fixtures sc:
JOHN Z. LNSr. city Marshal and AueuOneer
ALBERT p. FITCH. Attorney for Mortgage.
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feaaL Notlrss.


SUPREME C0URT-City and County Of
- New YOrk.-N AIRY A. JORDAN and WILLIAM c.
her husband, and EI.EAN OR r. GAGE aud WELL SLY
w. her husband. plaintiff against GEO 2GE W. POILLoN
aud RACHEL A. his wife and others Under ami IN purs
Judgment and decree OF Partition and sale IA ms
action the sxte nth day Of March, 1878 the under
signed said Judgment and decree hereby
Saesroom. No III Broadway, in the cry Of SewYork
day OF october 1873 al IA o'clock noon BY KEN
ard Harnet the lands and premises In The said
Judgment and decree mentioned and deSCuOe1 ~ 0OwA t
wit: All those certain lOt pieces or parcels OF land dato
In the city NsWYork lying contiguous 70 each ether,
Beginning at the southeastery OF Eighty fourth 81
and Eleven running thence easterly along the sO9Lh
erly Eighty Ourthst hundred and sxytvo eS
inches or less the westerly side OF the puDe
drive or Boulevard called thence sOnheriy along SAD
Boulevard hundred and forty nine feet one men, Eoe or
sae Eleven point distant ono hundred and
six inches sOuhery irom the cry
ElevenIhave- and Eighty fDurtns aho theocs
mOrhely and along said ery side OF one
Of beginnug Also all those certain o pieces or parcels o.
land situate lying and being the city OF NeWf0Ik gng
contiguous each other which, taken together are bo1nd
and folows Beginning al he nothaasefY cor
ner Broadway and Ferry trdst; running thence not.
erly along the easery side OF Broadway two hundred
and feet nine inche 70 the southeastery corner OF
Broadway and Forty f0urthst thence running eastell
along southery side OF FOrtyfourth 81 xynne feet
eleven Oueeghth inches thence southery and az gab
angles FOryfO1rthst Dinetyone feet nine Inches
thence sOutheaseTy straight line htyono teet thence
southery right angles with Forytodrthst nsy-
westerly oghyVe feet inches TO the Poat pace Of
be0inninR GEORGE w. PARSONS. Beiefee
WELLESLEY w. GAGE, PLANTING Attorney. Tryonf 2"'
NY. sepo laSoNF
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ferIures ano Gleetlnas.


- CANT PATRICK.-HIS RELIGI0N."-A
- LECTURE. The Rev. HUGH HANNAH. Of tBe-
fast Ireland will ID W ecare the above subject IA tae
West A4thsI. L. r. Church. between 9tn and t-aVes,
on MONDAY EVENING, sept. rs, 1873,
At 1.t5 O'Clock
Tickets 80 cents.
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Proposals.
no SHIP BUILDERS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OrrFf-G oE a.ITp IIgHTUOUsF RnAl

III TlEFAHfHtNI
OFFICR THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD
WARRINGTON ID. G., SepteIn Der ), 1915. }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received az this olee untl
~ m on wednesday. the 9Th day Of October s1S on ship
buders only Tnlshu the material and abor Of All kis
necessary construct the screw steamer ArbnaA IN accord
specific atoms dats september o. 1870 copies
of which had application II this oce' ana 20 the
lighthouse inspectors No Ia PemberOn square Boston,
Mass an TompEnsyie staten Island n. ", and at 2O9
south th-st Philadelphia Penn. The board reserves the
gbt 10 reject all waive defects ~ DO
deemed for the interests OF the Government 20 do 40
JOHN RODGERS. Chairman
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Hlnsifa! Instruments.

A DUMAHAUT, late S. Y. BALL g. CO.,
N No rs EAST l4rHST
Chickering'S Senways and other Pianos ana organs loW
for cash, instalments and for rent
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giramboais ano RAILROADS..
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
ID Leave NewYork foot OF Desbrosses and Couand

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
ID Leave NewYoTk from foot OF Desbroses and Courandt
SO a m washington Coulsbus Cincinnati. Ind,nap
south Pullman from Baltimore TO Newark. o.. and
100 Washington and the West aDd the South
GorGonsy e Pullman cars from Sew.f2lk !, baltimore
cinnat IndansPolis. Louisville aud 81 Louis Through
burg and nom washington 70 Augusta aud savannah
sleepers from NeW.YorE 70 baltimore and WashnGton
sk'Tg SoyS ~ B O cambgs JP s 9oah
and Southwest Through Pullman car; from baltimore to
burg Florida New-Oneans and the south.
Iosxa TogS 6 n sE oeS oo Of S
and Desbrosses sts; ald DEPOT Jersey City. 1870.
RAiLEOID.
TTNHE MARY POWELL, fare IS cents for West
Il Point, Cornwall Newburg, Poughkeepsie RondUut King
spring ferry, leaves daily trqn SesI Pe5 So n.
H.. atS.SOp m Connects with BrooElvnAnneK Boats.
TROY BoATS-CITIZENS' LINE.
Sew palace steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY
t Ter sure eoSSes;Ss vim W. oar iJ tS ~; az a
points Norih and West slaeTooms and through tickets
Free transfer from Brooklyn by Erie Annex Boats.
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON. via Providence, direct
A FULL NIGHTS RIsL ONLY ~ MiLEs OF RAIL
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Ray Allen,
-, RHODE ISLAND. CAPTAIN Jesse Mott,
loot Of WsfreRt az ~ my Psir4Trl Sye oI oon
a m No intermediate landings betwesn EeW-YOrK aad
TICKETS via PROVIDENCE LINZ To OAK BLUFFa
81 90 ROUND TRIP TICKETS So
TIE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOX BOSTON AND ALL PUIN Is EAST
ST D. NJ from Pier 80, North Hiyer loot OF JaY.st
special hu1itei uekets GOOD DhLI Z:46 u m. train
tor 81 o. $500
staierOcms and tickets POR EITHER LINE secured a,
No 36S Broadway ana at al offices Of wescOtts Express
Freight VIA SBs taken a. TstoS Ou''0'
l. W. FnKps General Passenger Agent DoA FreSi0oh@
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three deuots Ia
Philadelphia two In EeW-YOrk
Double Track tue most Improved pment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety
on and afteTpuly & 1874
EAPress Trains leave NewTOrk via DesbTOsses and
Etndf stroct Ferries, follows:
$3.50 ESQ, $50, :}O lmited IL 1A g. ESQ., 1880
sSg and y IN sunday, 4!S0 and a M b. o. $780, 1880,
Boats Of brooklyn Annex connect with all through
ras AZ Jersey liy, anorng speedy and direct transfer
RetuIning trains leave Phiadelphia 800 L. T. 7s35 $50
and IL a. (Limted Express lsS5 p. M 2 A. $3.50
1855 D. IN. midnight. A. a. q
a. m- 4 1885 ,. and IL midnight
Ticket Offices Nos O28 and Yl4 Broadway No Ast0r
mouse ana loot oil DesDrO8ses and COTandst No Court
3D. and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF FultOnst BROOKLYN
N0s "a, llb end lIS HudsOAst H0b0ken Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON, 4 r. FARMER,
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agt
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS..
.BANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

ALBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
N e. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW,
leave yesy street t1er At SS5 and zitn street 1er
keepsle Rlnebeok saugerties Catsl and Hndson COZ;
EEs S ~ West fS we sa Pa5 C az Hs ir
ing by down boat oNE DOLLAR IRA NsFEh Dy
Sany RsS ans North ana WEST ssea an 70 and
from saratoga Tickets sod ana baggage checked over New
River Road received Tor passage.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonie
- and Nsugauek Railroads Fare 81 stesner Brtdgeport
and bridgeport 81 IL D. m
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY'
~ Ferry station in Nes.Y0rk, foot Of IIberty-st
49,. Ferry station n BTookiye foot Of tnlto1,st a., .,
liberty 81, a. follows:
c rdmoo5s or EiHg,4n ESsGa ae az
JUNCTION with u. L. and W. II. r.
S45 m.-FOr High Bridge Branch SchOoleys Mountain
Budds lake and Lake Hopsfcong, Eason Harris6Irgh'
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua Hszletons Mkesoarre scranton
lois a. M and i:30 p. somervie Pennington
i 2 m For femington, E9slon Maueh chunk, Ianaqua
Reading, Pottsyile, Harrisburg, &c.
A p me High Bridge ranen. schooieys Mountain;
Maueh Chunk. Connects Junction with d. l. and W. r. r.
53OP m daily-For Easion Allentown and Harrisburgh
For rains TO local points see time tables at ~tatlons
SUNDAY TRAIN .-Leaye at p NJ II IN for Bound
Brook aud intermediate points and nj $50 for Easton
Boat OF The BfoEyn and Erie Annex make connection
Jersey City Station and from BROOKLYN and Enc Depot
Jersey CITY.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Bank Branch. Ocean Grove
&c, 8. 7l5. o. Has a m $3.50. 4, 3 6Im,
stages connect at Mauawan from KEYPoRT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
foot Libcrtyst, for Freehold at
7ab, ll:4G a H. l. 0, 6p.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~
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Mlsrellnneous.

Hay FEVER treated and CURED at The
1 Wa.leV WAFER Cure" DR. n wilson Hurds Highland
Hyeeian Home Delaware Water Gap Address EXPERT
hitNT MILLS p. o. Penn.
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gouartuershlp Notites.

TTSHE Hrm of MILLET g. BILGER is dis
soivea and fhe undersigned win be responsible for
anv eebs hereafe is credit OF IN rs name
Dated, NOw-YOrk, sopt. Ii 1918. y a MiAaAHl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-20
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BRIGHTON BEACH,
~ Via LONG ISLAND RAILROAD,
from Thirty fourth Street Ferry aud Hunters Point
On and after september 10
Leave EAST 34TH-sT DAILY. 10 a m. II noon 2, T. g
d.
2.25, 1925, 6.25 Sc15. 1928 y.
Pare frOm Hunters Point Round TIP. so cents
:. SPENCER General superintendent