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4 Daily Nail.

By q private letter from Hon. ".
A. Phillips We are informed that he
has finally succeeded in securing daily
Service on the route from Russell,
Kansas, VIC Smith Centref to Red
Cloud, Neb , to take effect next Tues
dav. This is indeed glad news to the
citizens along this route, and especial
" 80 unto the citizens along this route
and especially so unto the citizens of
this place. The energy exercised by
Congressman Philips in this matter
will be duly appreciated by his con-
stituents 10 this section. Increased
service has also been secured on the
route from Scandia to this place. and
from this place to Norton Centre.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

-MoIHERs will find DR.. Winch
els Tee,hing Syrup jus; the medicine
10 have in the house for the children;
i, will cure colds. coughs, sore throat
and regula'e the bowels; try u. Sold
by X. X. Sherer and Z. II. Potter
KS I'm
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is no earthly boon NOR,

THERE is no earthly boon more
precious than good health, and it be.
hoovss it's possessor 70 endeavar to re.
tain it.. II you are asssilca with such
provoking Ills IS sick headaches, tor.
bid liver, sour stomach and . general
feeling Of veerieess and disgust, don't
20 and commit suicide but take
E1eit's Dayhght's Liver Pills and be
S9rSs. Sold By R. r Sherer and G.
d. Veeef. 5-l8-Sm
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DISEASE and Death. when they
reach our cwn homes teads, are too Be-
rious for jes,ing, We use our best en-.
beavers TO drive off the dread messen-
gers, and are only happy when We feel
that they are at . distance. At the
frs, approach Of that fell destroyer,
Consumption, in the shape Of . cough
or slight cold as we'll - more severe
Bronchial or Catarrhal Complaints.
We should at once use Eilert's Extract
of Tar and Wild Cherry. It has no
superior 10 such cases. Every bottle
warranted to give satisfaction. Sold
by r. r. Shcrer and G. H. Potter.
5-18-Sm
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Matrimonial

Ons Of the most pleasant Affairs Of
the season took place on last Tuesday
evening. W. refer 10 the marriage Of
Mn j. A. CRUxProN, ESQ, to Miss
SADIE CHAPMAN. by the Rev. Chas.
Reilly. The ceremony took place at
the residence of Mr.. Edward Kellogg,
at s O'Clock p. n. After the happy
couple were pronounced man and wife,
they, with their many friends, repaired
to Mr.. Geo. Zeiss'. where a bountiful
repast had been prepared ~ the host
and hostess. and the hungry guests
did full justice to it. Mr.. Zeiss Ger
tainIy deserves credit for the artistic
workmanship on the cakes and pastry.
Among the numerous personsges
present, We noticed the following !:
Charley Haley, John Noyes and lady,
Isaac Ludlow and lady, NJ. r. Bently
and lady, Chas. Potter and lady, Cnas.
Reilly and lady, Ed. Kellogg, s. s.
Mitchell and lady. Chas. Potter, John
Foyer, e. BORN, Jas. Pryse, G. Gar
Der, L. i. Martin, VIM. Outhwait,
Reilsnd Yeiser, Miss Sylvia Cook,
Miss AIvira MunselI. Gamma Beal.
Miss Laura Dixon, Miss Emma Vogle,
Miss Lizzie F. Weber. Miss JAMIE
Pryse, Miss P. d. Yeiser, Miss Minta
Keiser, and many others whose names
We cannot now call to memory.
Friend John, accept u sincere
wishes for your future happiness and
success.-and bear in mind that
Deep the recesses of the dark blue sea;
Broad the expanse Of the clear sky above;
But neither half so fathomless can be.
As is the depth of q true woman's love-"
Then. John,
use it tenderIy slight it never:
Though no trials can its firmness move {;
,Unkindness will its ardor crush forever"
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LEGAL NOTICE.

William II. Patterson. Plaintiff,
versus
Eliza f. Patterson, Defendant.
To Eliza K. Patterson. nonresident, de-
PENDANT
You are hereby notified that William II.
Patterson commenced an action against you
in the District Court in and for W ebster
County and fled his peti lion therein he
object and prayer of said petition is q decree
of divorce from the bonds Of matrimony now
existing between you and said plaintiff.
on or before the 4th day Of February. A.. d.
1878. WILLIAM II. PATTERSON.
Haley Bros, att'ys. 5'22t5
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-DIsTEMPERs, coughs. colds, fe-
vers and mos, Of the diseases which
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and poul
try are subject TO are readily over
come and cured BY using Uncle Sans
Condition Powder according to the
plain directions. Sold BY X. 4. Sher.
er aud &. II. Potter. 5l6-3m
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Notice is herby given, That l will ex-
anime all persons who may desire to
offer themselves az candidates for tea
cheers ofthe primary or common schools
ofWebster county, at Red Cloud on tn,
frs, Saturday in the months Of Feb.
ruary, May, August, and November.
A.. A. Pope, Go. Sup't.
Negunda Jan. 5th 1877.
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District Fair.

A mass meeting of all who are in.
terestel in the organization of q Dis
trict Agricultural Society for this part
of the state is hereby called at Hast
ings at 2 o'clock p. M, January 18th.
1878. Let there be a large turn out.
By ORDER OF Con-.
DeL Newspapers in Central and
Western Nebraska please copy.]
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1T IS worth more than its own
weight in pure gold. viz: O.. Il C.'s
Golden Cerate. 1t cures sore eyes,
burns, cutaneous eruptions and old
chronic sores. Sold by e. H. Potter.
5-lS-2m
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ONE dose Of O. & C.'s Cough
and Diptheria Remedy is sufficient to
satisfy you of the superior merits of
the remedy and one bottle to cure the
worst cold. G. II. Potter, agent.
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Intending to get up a class in instru:
mental music in Red Cloud, l should
be pleased to hear from any desiring
instruction in the art. Recommends
tons, if required. Terms: Ten dol
lars per t~wenty-four lessons; par
payment in advance.
5-23tf JAMIE PRYsE.
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BIGGEST THING U

Grains of Wheat measuring one
half inch in length. SAMPLE FREE,
to every Farmer in the United States.
Greatest Curiosity ia Seed ever seen.
8. Y. HAINEs / Co
SWEErwATER, TENN.
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SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
of all sizes, for sll kinds of Sewing
Machines at the p. O.. u7tf.)
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we advise all our readers owning
harness, to use Uncle Sans Harness
OIL, as We think i, Is the very best ar-
,icle 20 be had. Sis 3m
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RELIABLE-O. & C.'s Cough and
Diphtheria remedy. Z. Fl. Potter.
agent. lS'2m
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Cash paid for corn-enquire at the
Red Cloud Mills. lit,
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8otAl FIR Sale.

The Guide Rock House and prop
erty connected Herewith. is for sale on
reasonable terms. For further partic-
ulars inquire Of the proprietor or at
this Office.
1884 WIN. SABIN,
Guide Rock, Nebraska.
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LADIES EtIRS

Cleaned, repaired and altered to IA
test styles. Also, ladies' and gentle
mems furs made TO order. Machine
sewing done. Mrs. Greu.er. residence
southwest Of Mr.. +. Kellogg. 2O-,f
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Save your money by subscribing for
any paper you want. at the PostOf6ce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

Don't buy any presents until you
have examined l.. Baum's large stock
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The Y. !. Church.

We need money to purchase lumber
for the building, and earnestly invite
our friends to pay in what cash they
can. Mitchell, At the hardware store,
is treasurer.
CHAs. REILLY, Pastor.
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Books Booksu
Go to the Postofice for your School
Books. 5-l9tf
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HASTINGS K
REPORTED BY NORTON & Co., SHIP
PERs OF GRAIN AND LIVE hrocK.
HASTINGS, Neb.. Dec. "a, II.
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THE best in u.s." 20. l. CO
Camphorated Hartshorn Liniment, for
man or beast. 1t can be relied on at
all times. c. H. Potter, agent.
5-l2 Pm
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first Saturday In the months OF Feb.
ruary, May, August, and November.
A. A. Pope. Co. Sup't.
Negunda Jan. 5th 1877.
RELIABLE-O. & C.'s Cough and
Diphtheria remedy. z. Fl. Potter,
agent. lS-2m
IT IS worth more than its own
weight in pure gold, viz: o. Il C.'s
Golden Cerate. 1t cures sore eyes,
burns, cutaneous eruptions and old
chronic sores. Sold by G. H. Potter.
5-lS-2m
ONE dose Of o. & C.'s Cough
and Diptheria Remedy is sufficient to
satisfy you of the superior merits of
the remedy and one bottle to cure the
worst cold. G. II. Potter, agent.
LEGAL NOTICE.
William II. Patterson. Plaintiff.
versus
Eliza E.. Patterson. Defendant.
To Eliza Z. Patterson. nonresident. de-
You are hereby notified that William II.
Patterson commenced an action against you
County and fled his petiri ion therein he
object and prayer of said petition is q decree
Of divorce from the bonds of matrimony now
existing between you and said plaintiff.
on pr before the 4th day Of FsbIuaIy: 4; D.
Haley Bros, att'ys. 5'22t5
Don't buy any presents until you
have examined l.. Baum's large stock
Books! Books!!
Go to the P~Ostofice for your School
Books. 5-l9tf
Save your money by subscribing for
any pape, you want, at the Postofhce.
Cash paid for corn-enquire at the
Red Cloud Mills. l7tf,
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
of all sizes, for ell kinds of Sewing
Machines at the p. o. Q7tf.)
THE best in u.s." 20. & C.'s
Camphorated Hartshorn Liniment, for
man or beast. 1t can be relied on at
all times. c. II. Potter, agent.
SIG Pm
If you want to make your sweet
heart a present, 60 to the Post Once
and get something that will be worth
the money after tie holidays are past.
scott
Wanted
5000 beef hides. for whish the
highest price viii b paid.
5-2ltf J.G. POTTER.
NEW STORE.
(At tho Red Cloud Mils)
Is where You al get al kinds #
MerchandlsE,
such a.
DRY GOODS
GROCERIES
HATS / CAPS BOOTS / S4OFS
&C. &C. 10 ke. &a.
All of which will be sold cheap fsrcash.
Also
A supply Of LUMBER, IArH,
SHINGLES, &C., always on hand.
G. R. POTTER.
WEBSTER CO. NEBR AsKA
ST It
Van Dyke Z SmeIser.
Plasterers & S~tonemasons.
We are prepared to take contracts
md do all kinds Of work in our line 1t
reasonable prices. Satisfaction guar
and all kinds Of stock and
grain taken IN exchange for work.
Cistern work . specially.
Red CLOUD XBDRAaRA.
443-ly
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Rev. Reilly says this cold snap
caught him without wood.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

If you want to make your sweet
heart a present, 60 to the Post Once
and get something that will be worth
the money after tie holidays are past.
scott
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

5000 beef hides. for which The
highest price viii b paid.
5-2ltf J.G. PoT1Ek
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We are prepared to take contracts
and do all kinds Of work in our line It
reasonable prices Satisfaction guar
anteed, and all kinds Of stock and
grain taken in exchange for work.
~ Cistern work . specially.
Red CLOUD XBDRAsKA.
4-43-ly
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rATIsTIos OF GENERAL INTEREST
Dr. purcsn's Views Respecting Heisht and
weight.

Prom ne burlington Hrioien,
You ask n very practical question How
much should a person of given height
weigh ~" A healthy child. male or female
grows IN length by moro thnn onc-half s size
cent. IisGsS inchrsl 10 about ~ cent l3i 10
inchcsl Ii treblcs or quadruul.s its woight-
that Is 70 say, 1 weighs 8 d 4 MI q birth
equals ~ TO 10 lhsD; 10 Nil US Tvs in the first
year ~ Xii. go lbs in the second.
On the average. child from months to
lcaus 70 S SSs2a nchea hs Weight Of ' he body
goes on increasing 70 the eighth year. rising n
boys 70 20 XII. 80 lhs.) and in girls to - Ri.
l47f lbe.l. From this age " ycnrsl until M
berty boys increase in height 50 cent l2l66
feetl each year reaching. at the age Of ~ YEAR,,
height 81 lYs cent 3ycr d9z ls B snI gain gs
about kill Is lbs in weight per wear. girls
little moro. 50 that in the twelfth year cnllurcn
Of both sexes weigh. on tho average ABOUT ~
:" From fro is to 20 years. youths grow, some so
g Tss S Of Is even GG more rspd Than
before. reaching SO Kill. tl45 lbsl in boys IL
years old. and in girls OF the same age. 81 xii.
I'm the 25th year. the man lGs cent lover 81.
feet in, height. and weighs 60 Kill tl57t lle;l
height and weighs 50 XII. Cl27l. lbs.l Man in
$50 XII. ub9 lbsJ and then begins to lose flesh.
about 80 Kill tli0 lbs until the 50th year.
(Botwecn as and 60. men become more corpu-
Int In and Say aRdy 0dSE in BOTH
1t is desirable for all persons. whether suffer
ing in health or otherwise to know. as near ms
possible. what tho normal weight should be-
We arc indebted to the late DR.. Hutchinson for
Weighing alone 1900 men at various ages
There il. indeed, an Obvious relation between
the height and the weight he 50 pertinaciously
weighed and measured; starting with the low
est men in the tables. 1t will be found that the
Increased weight was. ~ nearly rs possible i've
pounds for every inch in height beyond sixty
one inches.
The following figures showtho relative height
and weight of individuals measuring live feet
and upward
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4 LITTLE TR.fJELLER.
A Giri OF Five Years Comes nil the Way
from Texas Alone.


Among the passengers who reached this
city on Wednesday night 10y the Western and
Atlantic train from Chattanooga was little
girl five years old. She had bright ntelli-
gent face. with sparkling brown eyes. and was
plncardcd with a large envelope which was sus-
pended from her neck and displayed her name
Miss Annie Hilton. \ lcttrro on tho inside NJ the
envelope directed To the condu tors. AMI signed
by NJ. :. JAY. general passenger agent Of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railway explained
tho fact that the child WIS from Austin Texas
and was on her way To- Wilmington, y. C.. where
her father resided. Mr. Jay made a request in
his letter that the conductors ON the line
take good care II the child AMI see that
she was safely delivered TO her father. who
would meet her at Wilmington upon her
arrival there. MAJOR II. II. Marmaduke
who reached this city ON the same train from
Little Rock took her IN his yar" NJ that place
but aitcrwHrd resigned To- Mr.. and Mrs Banks
OF Charleston. : C.. who promised ~ See her
safely rs far es Augusta. ca. Miss Ami" says
that she was born in TcXaS. and has never seen
her father. Her mother died, and her father
recently married ugain in Wilmington. He
had telegraphcd for her To com" To- him. The
little traveller had small sntrh"l md n lunch
basket also few dollars ~ change. since
leaving Austin she had made eight changes II
cars, and will mnkc H. many more before she
reaches her destination. she Will then have
travelled about sixteen Hundred miles.
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FT11H NJ W. M NJ
Mira. George Is. Emerson II Boston. who died
at hef summer residence at winthrop "wednesday nt the
Of 10 remarkable tor great private wealth
and lnrge. unu'i.nat' Us charity A. pet Boston ro-i
deuce extra food wH- ally cuuNN tor tiD poor ami Size
paid the rent Of mlus poor women Her parents were
NrraliLN Now nNll-.l lllhNrs
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[,oNEY ISLAND VIA LOCUST GROVE.

The ei5 T. trip from Coney Island will land only at
Leroy Il. weather permitting
The reliable steamboat BAY RIDGE viii leave Broomc
- Easi river. . ~ 4 ". and - Y. AMI Battery
landing adjoining staten Island ferry. ~ A. NJ 2;}l
30 and : r VI Returning. leave Locust Grove A. NJ
!. Z. AMI l. VI Fare. 2hc Excursion tickets. 90.
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Matbn,erp.

NJ ANTEn-A secondhand hand shears for cutting
w sheet steel, SheaYy as No o Address
II, 4 T., OVK IVA, Sun once
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number. from ,s,l7 to $3.50 Inclusive. s.ln. III.
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No asl72 First Capital rnzc, drawing s3oDIo sold At
Gray son. Ark.
No S.tiu Second Capital Prize drawing 5000 sold At
Lhourche Crossing, La
No 5!2+7 rhtrd Capital Prize. drawing O. oDo sold al
Chicago. ILL.,
APPROPRIATION PRIZES
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Ytoal ilutitts.
STATEorNrw yonk. orrIcE OF me SEC.

- RErAR OF STATE Albany. July ~ 1879
T. hsreG ;i'en thai at he General Election to BE- hd
IA i' sIte on NE iucsls, succeeding the nrI MONDAY
are 10 be elected Wit An Associate Judge OF the Court
spnolnted by the iovefnor in The place 81 William q
Allen deceased whose term Of office will expire tile
a Representative in ,he FortyaSth Congress Of the
I9.sd Of Gs Fist second fGi fo@rih D FpS s fS
Eshan snt pSuT!ssnt wsra, Of The city Of New Y9k
the county OF New York.
"A Repro sentative in ,he fortysiSh Congress the
United states for the sixth Congressional District
posed Of hs seventh Eleventh and Thrieenn Wards OF
"A Reprcsna IN the Forty Congress Of tho
posed OF the Tenth and seventeenth Wards Of the city u
Ne" ~ YORK IN thg county Of Nv YORK,
United states for the Eighth Congressional District com
Se SS Ward StSS s S MATT fS sna
s Hs4 :is n We" Tss' and foa and SS
Sl s in ns GGT;,s Of the
wen 50 m% lle Of @ wsss az he; within
fHa me Sdo9n .s and 80 much o. s Twelfth and
spayn D9S sreek E XII "i WHINE sor uS1 I ,5eeS
Yysr in tho c'y VI New York, in the county OF New
a,, RsgTssn,s,ys in the Gorty.ixh Co9sre.. Of the
posed oi much Of the Eighteenth Ward as is east Of
FOURTH ayenue and much Of the Nineteenth and Twen
Brgkwslls Island in tile city Of New York in the county
an, kspresentsuye in the Foryhxth Congress, Of the
ntr states for me Eleventh. Consre ssi9nal District
in Twenty street forteih street sixth aud Seventh
Wards as east Of Eishth avenue and So much of the
Sn, e, r G9G T%sn h.,t Wards Of said Giiy is
o Ss Si e. ss~ ES soS Sse. Ss. .
Twenty one Members of Assembly
nity Judge in the place OF Josiah Sutherland
xCoIoner he place Of Scru Fnsgc ""'' ~ '"''p'
AL whose terms OF office will expire the last day OF
Also Senator for the seventh Senate District On the
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pENNsYLvANIH RAILHoAD.
AND UNlfED STATES NAIL ROUTE
nm ----L 49, ~ -

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
On Hnd after July = iS1-.
Trains leave New York, ursbrOs>es ami COrtlanlt
SIS Ferries, A. follows
Express Tor HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West ami SOUTH
4. daily
Fer Wllhamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at 30
= VI, connecting AZ CORY for nfusvle Petroleum
centre AMI the on Regions Wiamsport ami Lock
Haven. SA "
Baumors. Washington. and the south Limited wash
inginn Express Of Pullman Parior daily. except
sunday, $50 A ". arrive Washington 4lO T. VI
anil pP NJ
EKrrcs. for Philadelphia, : 30 81. %. o % % lin
ted. II A VI . !, =, ., Il, q 3D. - 30 amt q T.
sunday ~ and A NJ D. Is. 81, 81. ". AMI . T.
NJ Emsrant ana second class. 4
For Cape MAJ. | T.
Boats u "hrookyn Annex" connect with all through
tram, al Jersey CITY, anorlns speedy aui direct
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
For trans TO Newark, Elizabeth. Railway Princeton
trenton Perth ,Amhoy. flemngton, Bclvidere, ani
Trans arrive FROM lhttshuryh. So 10 80 ~ 2DP
daily, u 80 A NJ. Is 81 l. VI daily. eNcept Monday
From Washington and Baltimore. Is So . .OA Vi 40
rs l0lOP NJ sunday. d 81. . - "A VI From PhiA
delphIa, 800 30. ~ 10 3D. II 80 A VI, , 10
40. ~, q -. \ ~ 10 10. 10 ~ 4 NJ SUNDAY 5 u
4 50 go 10 81, II 50 A bt 10 2OP NJ
Ticket Oftces 525 ami "a Broadway Aston House
and foot Of De,brOsses and Cortlandt SIS Court u
aud Brooklyn Annex Depot loot OF Fulton It Brooklyn
IL, lls and lls Hudson It HObOkcn, Depot. jersey
CITY Emigrant TICKET once, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. l. T. FARMER,
General Manager. Geu'l Agent
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TO PHILADELrHIA,

TO FhiLADELfHiA'
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DErOrS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENr
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on AND AFTER JULY g. 1879
Express Trans leave New York Via DesbrN.ses and
Cortandt sts Ferries sfollows
80 81, \ 80, . - ~ iimttsdi II A. NJ s. q. q %
6 80. 7 ~. \ ~, ani0
Boats Of brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city, aroring speedy and direct
transfer Tor brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave rhilad, phia 10 IS & 30
and II 4 NJ lAmi!ed Express - NJ p :, 81, !
AMI - Y NJ and ~ Midnight ON sunday = -, 4, T.
Il 20 N, =. : - = VI, and ~ Midnight
Ticket Orices. a2d and ett Broadway Aston House
aud Root OF Deshro>ses and CorAnit sts Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot o Fulton st BROOKLYN IA
lld aud liz Hudson st IIobOkcn. Depot Jersey CITY
FRANK THOMSON, l. T. FARMER
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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PULVERMACHER GALVANlC co.,

Avoid bogus Belts Bands. and Appliances claiming
electric qualities our Pamphlet Explains how h iua
guish the genuine from the spurious
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a. 4. 4. 4.
II. loo CLOAK MAKERS WANTED
Tor fr-f class work
ManntacturN.
II - CHAPLIN 4 co.
~ Leonard =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-11-07
TIL GREAT CAUSE
OF
H ] M A N NJ lis B R Y.
Just Published IN a Sealed EnUclcpe.
Price Six Cents.

A LECTURE on the Nature, Treat.
"A ment and Radical cure of Seminal
Weakness, or Spermatorrhoa, induced
by %self-abuse, involuntary emissions,
impotency, Nervous Debility and I'm
pediments to Marriage generally con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental
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J. CULvERwRLL, NJ. d, author of the
Green Book" &c.
The world-renowned author, in this
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his own experienced that the awful conse-
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removed without medicine, and without
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INSTRUMENTS, rings, or cordials pointing
out q mode of cure at once certain and
effoctusl, by which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be. may
cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
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This Lecture will prove a boon to thou
sands and thousands.
Sent, under seal in a plain envelope, to
any address, on receipt of six cents, or
two postage stamps.
Address
The CulverwelI Medical Co..
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Dec ~ 81