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New York now wants a company similar r.
that controlling tho iatties, and with similar
provisions relative T. payments Ivy the gcu
eral government for accomplished results
Mr. Muller, one " the Cnngr1sSmen from
that city. viii shortly Introduce I'll the House
of Representatives = bill entitled IS hin far
creating permanent deep. wide and
straight channel through the Sandy HNNk
bar If the port Of New York, for the purpose
of forming at i,aproyed commercial outlet.
1t authorizes Henry Il. Knapp and his asso-
ciates TO create deep and wide channel over
that part of Sandy Hook Var lying between
what are known as the 'swssh channel aud
the "fourteen-toot channel, inclusive. 81 that
there shall he All increase in depth 81
at least six inches annually, until a channel
thrty.one feet six inches deep and i've hun
drad feet wide il obtained over all measured or
mean high tide, fne United States shall pay
Knapp s.. hoo 900 when the greatest widta ana
depth shall be nhtaiuei and for the mainte
nance Of such depth ana width for the period
of thirty years the further sum of $4,000 per
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TARIFF
OF
Cabmpns Benevolent Association.

For Cabs, any distance not exceeding ono mile
or twelve duareR. fifty ceut4 for one passenger.
ana tWenty.hys cents tor every additional pas
R"nker; and for eVery additional milo twenty
five cents tor cach uAs-enger.
For eats " aud from railroads. steam boats
hotels, fifty cents for tho A,lt paasenger, and
twenty 1.-Two cent fore Oh additional passenger:
Tor trunk twenty i've cents tteh.
For cabs r. thn hour, onn dollar per hour for
over live hours At stll further reduction By
hKt enment with tho d iver.
For cabs for pieA-nra ri Ting tho rates shall
bo lX"d wish the dfivrr This tar IF l. binding
on nll mentors q n" a4~ociai0n and the as
91otatlon's cnbs shal be kaown by the letters O.
=, painted on he nmIe The association is
painted on tn. laups.
All communications. or complaints stating
me nuIESer ~ cab, Will mast With PROMPT at
ientl@n ~ ad itf8~ing PRESIDENT CABMEN'S
ASSoG "a ] 10 caro- 81 j. Frisl. Hat Store No.
N BAH orders for matGbars of tbfs asso
cation vii receive pronpf attantlon If left at
No q st Charles etrset. tIel4 MI MThsa Inn
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The auGoting l5ish are receiving lar9" aid
where lgttlp wap expected me servant R'tla
and lshorinE mon af New York cent over
thirty thousand dnllars The fret week NJ the
nreppHt mouth IL their friends ~ thn $40
country. The aggregate from THE enireo
mttat w very handsome RHm lhern ~
little Doubt that il will exceed largely AL
sums raised hy subscription. Tho money
aant IN this way anoa where Il will AZ moat
sr,od. and that without any oireumlorut lon
yyhatpypr
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Track laying ~ Sunday toaveid legal pro
coca ID NET ALWAYS enepeasful, "a The Chicago
aud Alton Ra,rned have good reaaon 70
know The company attempted II tho other
day. X wac desired ~ lay track npon "nn
of the streets 81 Chicago ana over aom" prop-
erty claimed Ivy private paft'oa Tho CITY
made no resistance hut whon The private
property Wa reached the railroad conat'ue-
ton corps waa met With 4 anao attached ~ y
iire plug and fairly driven from the field.
The hose aud plug mon are naturally clatn5
over their victory
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| HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SEW
"ntaenlh In 81 Nag"nher 1870 Judgment
was REINFORCED IT, tlIa eanf In the fnltwIng en-
tttlod suit. In tho Wpr'la and figures following
to wit
II NJ, Mtlor vs. Sylvnlu Ghaafrpp No. 10 ,7a4.
On motion ef T. q. p"ytoux Of counsel for
plaintiff ahd ~ producing lur pro II In support
of snia plain INA ~ IN md tha law aud evidence
hapg III her fnyor, II Is ordered ndjudged and
do rood that tho IHignnu by d"fnult herein
outared on thnalNvautb uY If Nuvambar 1879
ha now confirmed apl mada fnnl. and Accord
tngly tha thoEh ha iu 4yWent in favor If said
untuitH. MaIta " Edatilu Miller wife OF aVl-
y4ta GhauflHu. nnd agnn4t defendant, Syl-
yHltl GhRGtftus hnf husband. docraning n sep.
nraal"n of property bHfNean her aud her said
hush ud
II IA further arclerSd nilnlgad and dnereed
That there bn uttt"r I4lEmRui In fHvor Of said
ululntir, NiNie MagdHliaa Miller. wife aFore-
sHtd. mud ne ,tuet said d@fafdLut SyiVnin Cham
ffHu, her EHl huahaud for tho sum OF nine
hGndtetl and City flf0i wiih lagRl Interest
the,NuU fr5tn ltItiei tlemand, ia wit: October
~ 1910 TIL uaitt RHd costs ~ al t with lion priv
= 90, lel Hnrtgng@ 49, nv law granted to mar
! i. i WsH~n nu 80 u HHftV ~ their husbands
IHsH"ul iRn i Nave'u har ii 1879
H. RiGHIOR Judge.
~ Testimony whofeof havo hereuuto ant my
band ANA ai1l SacE TIM If a4il aontt Mt the
city If Now Orleans, ~ = twenty frat day OF
NuV@mh T, m tho war o our Lord one thou
sand eight hrludrn1 aud seventy nine.
AIF MOSS.
ua23 dG21 Deuny Clerk.
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TRIPLE SHEET

The brandy alnp nf Franc" M al"fi ihia
yeat Ihis h gnoi move tnr onl dtsil'l'tp
More genuine c1gnae will now hn manHiae.
turnd than eynt harnie, and prices may u H.
nectnd t. gelp basi1es.
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GRAND DIAMOND LOTTERY.
GERMAN BATTALION FAIR,
IN E'OSITIO HALL,
Decemher g6 TO NJ. 1870, Inclusive.
TIakEps M.

pNIIEA.
Firat prtH". ono Diamond Cross. .....-..... s700
Eeepnd priHa. ono Diamond shawl Pin. 400
Third prtHn. ono Diamond Ring. $50
Fourth pIiHa. ono nair Damo ii Ear rings. 100
Firth priv :, one Diamond booklet .s... 100
Sixh prize ono Diamond I,ocket. 49,. ..s.,.. 100
SoyRn'h iiHn ono Urtight Plano. .........,. $50
Eighth prlzN. ono Silver Tea Set ......-... 800
Niith prize. one Music Blk .....,....... 100
Tnnth prIze, One Chinn Dinner Set.......... 100
Eleventh pliHa ono French Marble Clock
aud BropH .zs ..-s....s... 100
Twelfth uri2' ono Ivory Toilet Hot ........ rs
Thirt"rn'h ptt1a. emo i JhHman Sot and
Punch Bowl -s....-@....... 30
Fourtoanth prIa. on i.oheminn Liquor Set so
Fittoouth uriGn, onn Silver Toilet Set ..-. 76
For other prizas. varying from t25 TO So. SEQ
daily urograruma md hHndbis,
srkets "" f9r saIn vt tho vhroua tents and
stands and the Sncfntjtry tsek during the Fair,
aud at tho i"welry store Of Mr. Ed. Llieuthal.
n" - 0Huhl ht rect
Public RotIco of thn Drawing Will he s.Iven
THE COMMITTEE
JACOB IIASSINGER. Chairman.
Emilio MHier, H. T. Dn Bondo
Theo. Lilientha. jas. j. Schmidt.
EMILE WEBER.
Socretnry and Treasurer OF Committee.
InJC
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GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION ]!

Why give Northern faetorea your work when
dispatch in Nav Orlenrs. whore tho finest
Shirts aro manufactured We are IA capable
OF making fine plated hosoms and giving you
2 much bhiter III than other European or
Northern manufacturers
have bsen cutting aud making for the last
nj lL.L.t rat IN nv Il
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NJ NJ. MILLER w SYLVAN CHANFRAU-
No. HT4l
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AMUSEM E..ETS.
I,1RENCu orEKA HOUSE.
BOURBON HTREtT
STEAK0SCu GRAND OpERs.

IlRENCll OfEEA HOUSE.
BOURBON STREET
STRAKOsCu GRAND OPERs.
Last weok ef Tire most tla tnaattli opera aea4on
Gn record,
Fhis sunday Evening. pee II, at y ~ M,
IN Haa.i.9 AZ wAstRERA
kmoiia Mllo TNNI.SINh sINtfFK oscar. Migs
lnkNGAS TEE: TRINA, ii sol FA RtGtI, IL
rnrdn. SlE i'Ei{oAl| EnnHnsn. Sig oI0R-
II: Samuel. S5s; FEliRAKttl; ron Sig ia
E0&lAlNL. CondHoor"f ha music. s. BEllR-
ENS.
To morrow Monday Eysniug. neormhar ~
At so Y. M $, ynote"'t1h i.sm the auhaerip-
iiaH Fer thn last ttma CARMEN Milo t.
L0NrA Miasna LANCASTER N@IFRGA. All
CONE; EAI DANA, ST0ErI PNpINI
FHrsiv Last tinnl NORMA. Milo TEIiE#I-
M ZINC + Il IA Norma.
Thmr-iay MloNOH. Ia BLANCHE LIT
ia. WGCI
=, F Ih4y Evening Grane!extransht. HuGuE-
NJ Mat!uao tht4 weak All performances
", ~ week will commence ~ : 30 II. m.
Popular frt'oE SCata -eruTei nj Wnrlofn'p
music store. Sunday. N 0perl House from
10 3. de3l
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Fhis sunday Evening. Pee. II, at y ~ n,
IN Wah.l.sp AZ As2.E.EaRA

LOBE THEATRE.
GRAND REOFFNINC
After being thoroughly repHntnd renttcd and
decorated inside making II the
NEATEST FAMILY THEATRE
In this city. will opon for tho senson OF 1879 40
On sunday. December Fl,
md evory evening nnt further notice.
WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY MAFINEES.
and
GRAND CHRISTMAS DAY NJ tTINFE.
First Hup0nrance IN his city Of The
Miles Renowned Juvenile Opera Company,
Comprising Fifty Children.
Inier thN mAnhKaulant at H. n. J. Miles Mnn-
a&er Grand O.1"ra 1tausn Cin 'lnnati on which
occasion will ba pres"n I'd ttiihelt ( Suli AN =
comic nautical opera, Ia two Hes,
III M. 5. PINAFORE.
Entire new sc"nery. G and CHORUS and or
che~trn mud gorgrnus costumes
BIN offtee "tetn ~ Satnr.tay. secure saat.i In
advance to avoid thu ru4h
~ preparation IA tFRICNOLF. LITTLE
III y ana GRAND DUCHESS. d"2t It
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II you want tho haat of work IN plumbing
gaa and steam ilttiuG done. e. to ApuIos ata'e
r4N Pax rns Hfrnot
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
LEA Al N1Tss:Es.
TIE STATE or LOUISIANA.

AIXTH DISTRICT COUNT FOR THE PAR.
ISL OF pHI.EANs
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% Q e.

Tho haos AMI lMgart Ilap'ny ~ holiday
preaonfs nj NavtN's ehiua l'aH,n. ~ Galnl
Rtropt.
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can therefore. gcarantre tho finest work and
mot perfect fl aver offered In this city.
PRICE LIsT Six cotton shirts linen BOSOM
cuffs and eollnr- bnhd. ouon back or open front,
laundried. 81 To sl2; the ame unlaundried. 30
to Sll the sntne with collars attached. laun-
dried $40. unlaundried to Six Of tho best
shirts over nifered In this market laundried,
tnr Slh; Tire same unlanndri"d. Sl3. LINEN
SHlRlS. S3o. SO and SIS ger dozen.
M. T. TURF,
Ef3 CRrGndelst street near POydras,
dt7 Su6m NEW orr FANS
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+ ONDAY CONCERT
Address by REV. y. o. II. Lowry.

The steamship ST LOUIS will manage the
concert. aided BY Miss WILSON and her LuplIs.
AZ disting Iisned Prof. TkItP VIII say some
ming. dc u 1t
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-12-12
Rapid TeIegraphy.

The latest improvement in tele-
graphing is that of the American
Rapid Telegraphing Company, which
is about to open a line between Bos-
ton and New York. The principle
of the operation is that of telegraph
ing by passing a strip of paper,
Duncture with the message in tele-
graphic characters, through an elee-
trio current, the paper opening and
closing the circuit according as it
has been punctured. A strip of
chemically prepared paper passing
under a pencil in the circuit at the
other end of the wire received the
message in dots and dashes, accord
ing as the electricity was allowed TO
pass through the paper discoloring
it. In its earliest form it was found
that the "tailing" produced by the
rapid transmission of electricity
blurred the impressions. But this
difficulty is claimed TO be overcome,
and the "tailing" itself is utilized.
By this process it is claimed that as
high as 1900 words a minute can be
transmitted. The perforators are in
the offices of business men, who have
the messages perfected and sent to
the transmitting Office, and the rates
will be about present postal charges.
One wire is already in operation to
Providence.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-12-12
A soKER ACCOMMODATED

Peter Waters, although he entered Es-
sex Market Court yesterday as as prison
er, was in the best Of humor. A series
Of ripping smiles passed over his unshav-
| en- face as quickly as the series Of hot
/ whiskies had rippled down his throat the
previous night.
'Good morning. Jedge," he said with a
| duck of the head and a courtesy.
"Waters," replied the court unpaei6ed
| by the obeisance, ''you were intoxicated
in the street, picked up by the officer, and
carried on a stretcher to the station house.
Anything to say?"
''Ye-es," answered the prisoner. ''Well
you see, Jedge, it was pretty cold yester-
| day, and took a bracer Of whiskey or two
/ as braeer against severity of the weather.
Nothing monr'n that, your honor.
''That is your only excuse is itY re-
marked the court, looking over and be-
yond the smile that Int up Waters eOun-
tenance.
"We-el, not 'zactly, replied the latter,
recovering ground after his second knock
down. Weather grew colder, your hon.
or, srter that, and / found nuther bracer,
absolutely necessary. Couldn't astoOd it
nohow otherwise"
LAafC you Auloubu uOWS SlEg ehohCA N4C
Judge sternly.
81 gesso," said Waters, nonplussed by
the cool reception his advance met with.
''I've said 'nuff. You'll let me 60, I s'pose
this ere time?
mo; $10Or ten days"
"You don't mean that Jedge. Ye're
only iokin aint YEP asked the prisoner,
his smile growing perceptibly weaker.
Il do. Remove this fellow"
why don't ye make it $50 or twenty
daysg shouted Waters, all afre now with
pugnacity.
Il do" said the Court.
''Ye do? Make it forty days while yer
about it.
81 do"
ooh, this is getting way up" remarked
Waters sareastically. I'D Just as leave
take two MONTHS
can right"
'Three, or four, or five."
"Well, you are given five months"
''Make it six. Oh yes" and he elinch-
ed his hands and danced war dance.
''Make it six"
six it is"
''Holy Noses" he cried, as he worked
himself into frenzy, ''rnake it q year, a
lifetimel There, now darn We do your
worst"
The Court weakened at the six months,
and with yell Of triumph the ripping Of
the Waters ceased. N, y, Herald,
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A NEW AND STIRRING NOVEL



FEQs and I7ststEes: A Western Story, By
Albion ". Tourgee, author OF ''TOiHette; A
Tale Of the South Cloth, 81 90. Published by
Fords, Howard q hilbert. New York.
The scene. largely laid in the Western Re-
serve Of Ohio does not circumscribe the action
or the interest OF this fresh and delightful 70
nance Of real life. It is a representative Amer
ican Novel, because It follows the fortunes OF
barefooted orphan boy through the exciting
scenes Of the past thirty years-his bcyhOOd
youth. love, successes in law, in the war, in
Congress, and through the peculiar trials and
temptations Of a political career.
Whoever has read Judge Tourgee's form el
novel, ''IOfnette," viii not need-t0 be told tnat
he Is vivid, graphic, powerful and skiilful de
lineatOr Of dramatic events. Figs and This
tleS' viii please the East by its Inherent novel;
ty. brilliancy. and interest; and it will come
bone % the West as worthy exponent OF the
wonderful possibilities which that fas ored re
eion Offers to its best and msnliest elements.
Crowded with incident, populOps with strong
characters, simple but ingenious in plot, rich
with the humor Of the West, and f-om be. IN
ming 70 enL alive with absorbing interest, this
BOOK eannot fail 20 sustain and extend the au-
thor's name ~ popular writer Of hction. A. B.
LUCE, Agent, KilgsFille, o.
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A COmFORTABLR aOmR.

TTavlng a desire TO try the climate
u of Lower California, the premises
We occupy on Prospect St., Ashtabula, are
offered for Sale. Furnished or Unfurnished.
at q Bargain. House substantial, brick. land
near seven acres Of lawn, garden and pas
ture, thoroughly tile-drained; well in the
garden, well at the barn, and wen ann els
tern, with hot and cold water, at the h use
Come andsse Comfortable Home, or rad iress
l5ltf P. W. STRADER,
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Whole Number 1862

are needed to give Unity and religion;
but that freedom is the surest road
to prosperity, patriotism the strong
est bond of union, and az open Bible
and untrammeled church the grand
est opportunity for the extension of
Christ's kingdom.
Ye people of this land and ye
people of God, sever not your regard
for your country and for your re.
ligion. Realize that a national day
may be a thoroughly religious day,
and that a religious day may be the
day of the most ardent patriotism.
You remember how, IN that fearful
struggle through which we passed a
few years ago, patriotism and relig-
ion were welded in one. The church
upheld the country, and the country
appealed for the prayers and the
love of the church. Together they
suffered; together they were deliver
ed. And would that the lesson thus
sorely learned might go with us in
the returning era of prosperity; that
as then, so now, church and nation
might be so far one in our regards
that the principles of religion might
control our political life, that the
loving spirit of religion might heal
the wounds of strife and cover the
fountain of bitterness, that the chari-
ties of religion might educate the ig-
nOrant, and lift up the degraded,
and that all our people might lay
this lesson to heart as their national
motto; "Righteousness exalteth a ma
tiOn," and this as their national hope;
BLESSED is that people whose God
is the Lord" So shall we be saved
from again passing through the fire
and water, and we shall come out
into the wealthy place of Gods bless
ing.
Finally, all these lessons of the
way of Gods providence are but
types of a grander fulfllment of the
text. Not earthly success is our best
reward. Not national extension and
prosperity is our brightest crown.
Not even the millennial age of a
world worshiping our King is our f.
nal glory. For the wealth of earth
shall perish and the nations of the
world shall die, and even the thou
sand years shall be numbered with
past eternity. But beyond; lol
the throne of God; 10! the wealth
on high; 10! the country that abid-
eth.
For this, our heritage of glory be-
yond all measure, we bring to-day
our highest thanks. The king of
kings has issued a Proclamation of
Thanksgiving, and invited us all to
the feast of praise. All! what a
Thanksgiving Day will that be when
from the North and the South,
the East and the West, of all nations
and kindreds and peoples and ton
cues, the ransomed of the Lord shall
come to Zion with songs and ever
lasting Joy. Beyond the fire and the
water, in the wealthy place of Gods
own home.
There is the throne OF David,
And there, from toll released,
The shout of them that triumph,
The song Of them that feast.
They stand-thOse halls OF Zion,
ALI jubilant with song;
And bright with many an angel.
And many a martyr throng.
Those ageless walls are bonded
With amethyst unpriced,
The saints build up the fabric,
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BE PATIENT.
BY EDWARD ]. WHITE

BY EDWARD J. WHITE.
Be patient, oh thou restless heart,
And In life's battle take thy part,
Be not cast down with all thy cares
Remember he must win who dares.
What though now your days be dark and
dreary,
What though now your days be sad and,
weary,
All is not gloom and sorrow here;
All is not Wtntry, woe and drear;
summer must come, and Joyous May
10 cheer and brighten LIES rough way.
BE therefore strong, and OF success be sure
be patient, hopeful, faithful-and endure?
EUeTy Saturday.
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PHYSICIANS.

DR.. s. EY, Magnetic Heale r,
Ashtabula, o. Residence on Lake Shore.
DR. e. L. KING, Physician and Surgeon
office over Gee & Rogers. / have COM
plete set Of DIR. He6ield's Equalizers, with
the exclusive right Of Ashtabula county.
Physicians are respectfully invited to call
and examine the Instruments. Oflice hours
rom 10 a. m. to p. m. Residence south OF
st. Peters church. l420
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y
versal Lastitude. Pain in the Back Dimness nj
Vision, Premature old age, aad MANY other dis
eases that lead to Insanity and CONSERVATION
and Premature grave. Full particulars in our
pamphlet. which we desire to send free TO eyery5
one. "a The Specific Medicine is sold by all
druggists at 81 per package, or six packages for
IS. or will be sent free bY mail on receipt of the
the money by addressing, The Gray medfs
cine Co, No. 10 Mechanics BIock, Detroit, Mich.
az Sold in Ashtabula, and everywhere by all
Druggists. 155O-1601
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LAKE SHORE 6mICHTGAN SOUTH
KRN n z

/ GOING WEST.
| Mich Express leaves Buffalo at 9.05 p. m,
/ Erie l;01 n. IN, COnneaut 2i6 a. m, Ashta-
/ bula 2:53 a m, Geneva 3:l9 a. m, Palnes-
Vile 8:05 a. m, Cleveland $50 m.
Special Chicago Express leaves Buhalo at
I I2.35 a. m, Erie $40 a. m, Ashtabula 4:J0,
/ Painesyille 5:34, and arrives at Cleveland at
/ 6:S5 a.
Conneaut Accommodation leaves Conneaut
at 6.05 a. m Amboy GIL. KingsVille 6s2l, Ash
/ tabula 6:33, SaybrOOk 6;48, Geneva 6.5S Paines-
/ vile rs, and arrives at Cleveland $40 a. m.
Toledo Express leaves Buffalo at 6:45 a. m,
/ Erie $50, COnneaut l0.56, Kingsville ll:ll
Ashtabula l1s3 a. m, SaybrOok ll:33 Ge-
neva II:4S, PainesviUe 1918, and arrives
/ at Cleveland at l.25 p. m
Special st. Louis Express leaves Buffalo
s:l0 a. m, Erie 1897, Ashtabula 1902 p. M,
Painesyille 1&45, and arrives at Cleveland
Pacific Express leaves Buffalo I2:95 p. m,
Erie 1852. Ashtabula 5sl2, Painesville 6:0l, and
arrives at Cleveland at 100 p. IN.
GOING EAST.
Atlantic Express leaves Cleveland 7:5O a. m,
Painesyflle $50, Ashtabula 5.O5, COnneaut 8:zS,
Erie I0:30 and arrives at Buffalo at l:1O p. m.
Cleveland at ll:l5 a. m, Painesvllle l235, Ge-
neva LII a m. SaybrOOk LOO. Ashtabula l:32
Kingsville las, AmbOy -. COnneaut 2;02,
Erie 3:25, Buffalo 200 p. m
Chicago and St Louis Express leaves Cleve-
land at 2.40 p. m, Painesville 3:26, Ashtabula
4:D8, Erie 5:25, and arrives at BufialO at 100
p. m.
Conneaut Accommodation leaves Cleveland
at $50 D. m, Painesville 1903, Geneva 6:45, Say
brook 6.55. Ashtabula 7:03, Kingsyille le 7:i5, AM
Special New York Express leaves Cleveland
at 1890 .. m. Painesviile 1l:2O, Ashtabula 1901
a. m, Erie LIS and arrives at Buffalo a.
ea-Trains run by Columbus time.
L.S.&M. M.s.-FRARKLTN DIVISION
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-12-12
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

not only promptly arrests the coroding discharges
IN Catarh hnt BY sympathetic action, Il restores to
sound health all the organs Of the head that have
become aecte byIt, and exhibit any OF the follow
lng anections:-
Defective EyeeIgnt, Ineamed and Mattery
Eyes. Painful and Yate-y Eyes, Loss of
Hearing Earache, Neuralgia ofthe Ear
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Head
ache, Pains in the Temples Loss of the
Senses CT Taste and Smell, Elongatfon of
the UVuIa, Inflammation Of the Tonsils,
Putrid Sore Throat, Tickling or Hacking
Cough, Bronchitis, and Bleeding Of the
Lungs.
Zach package contains Dr.. Sanfords Improved
Inhaling Tube with fun and carefully prepared di-
rcctions for In n cases. Price. 81. For sale by
all Wholesale and retail druggists and dealers
throughout the United states and Caneaas. W. EhS
g. POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Drug
t-Ists. Bosson. NJ.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-12-12
Nor1oaM Gazette.

Wind-Colic, Sour-Curd, Feverish and
Worms make children puny, fretful and
sick. There is only one known thing which
will prevent and cure these symptoms
without injury to the child. Pitchers
CastoIia is vegetable preparation, pleas
ant, harmless and esrtainin its sfsets, ai.at
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-12-12
FOVNDRTFS

PHOENTX Iron. WORKS co, ,Man'f'rs
Of Stoves, PioWs and Columns, Window
Caps and Sills, Mil Castings, Kettles, Sinks,
Sleigh Shoes, &c, Phoenix Foundry, Ashta-
IA Ohio 1891
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-12-12

Left with any Aaen t Of this Co. will be promptly
executed fgfthoift erpese other than the or inaiy
charge for carrying the goods
Send your Money and Parcels by Express ;
cheapest and quickest, with positive security
VIZ, @. FARGO, Pres't.
TOmBES & ROCKWELL, AGENTS,
AahtnbuIa O.