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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
AILROAD-Grea Trunk


Line and United states Mai Routeod and after q,
l.. 1873 trains ieayc NewNOrs, via DesDrossss ant
COrtlandt stree FaTrles as follows:
Express lor Harrisburg Ptttshnrc. the West amt s0Hl
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. H. ana 500 D. H.
daily
FOl WililamspOTt, Lock Haven Cory and Erie, $50
m connecting az Cory FOR Iifusye Petroleum Cenc ali
the Cii Regions Wllidu.spOrt and Lock Haven.
Baltimore. Washington ans the south Limited as Ing
ton Express" OF Pullman ParOT Cars daily except sunday,
1000 m. Washington 4:l2 y. Regular $50
and n m and 10 p sunday, 1870 AMI 10 p.
For Baltimore, p except sunday ~, . 80 =. . . .
Express for rhadepal 431 530 $50 tlO lAmit2i IL
$3.50, f. J. g. 100 $50 and 10 p m sun az. ~ AL
ga. M 5 O. 1870, $3.50 and 10 D. IN. EmisFant ana secnl
Boats of brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trans Jersey Cy, ahOrng speedy aud direct Transfer
Trans From Pittsbgrg 6Oj. 1910 1910 pm.
dav and t;5Oa m, $50 daily except NOn-ty. FgOn
Wash ngton and Baltimore 65O a NJ 2 300 450 lD:iOp
m Sunday $50 a. aud 1910 D. m. Prom Philadelphia
835 T. o. $50 Gao lO4O 1880 a. m. p $50. 400 f3D.
$50 and p. m sunday. $780, 600 600 lUiO ll5J a.
MI oGices 526 and 9il broadway No Astor House
and Cortlandt Court
VrSskyn Annex Depot foot " Futons. Bro0tlYn; No>
III II onJ llS HusOlst HODO5en Depot Jersey cry.
mi ,ra,t TSckrf Office, No : Baitegy-yAce
i''e'' - +. T.. FARMER. GEM Passenger Agent.
~ A l I-fN t.tlI. r4I sf4r4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
NEw-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
on ,, ,BoI,ND BRoOK ROUTE

LAfhL>S TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS.
Nt VOW ork loot Ot Iihertvs for r enton ant phn,.
utIuo az b5V. 3, .. II m. 1880 t. $50. II
Law Fillaif phia nom North Pennsylvania lh
Io.l llrd ant srEs-st, 6.t5 way 7i5 $50 1880 VA,
I45, $50. 5;5O - D. m.
Leave Trenton to NewYorkat l2o excep, Monday -.
S:i3, 1920 a - 1915, 2:2J, Ar 6:lj p. m.
Pullman d room ears atIcned % the 800 m,
?. M trains Z lNewYOrk to the 7ijA M, llj o. m,
trains from PIN fdclphia.
SUNDAY THAINS-Leave New YORK and PhiialelphllIi
591 o., m Leave New York fOr Trenton 3 A
$50 D. m Leave trenton az l:2O, 800 a m. 6l0p
Connection il made at jersey CITY station by ferry % All
from Brookiyn and Erie Depot Jersey city.
Tickets for sale foot Of llbertyrt" Nos ,9li
RroaGvay M roe nrucipal hotels, al Offices o te ir t
way in New.York aud Brooziyn, and az No Colr.st,
BrcotIvp po,, 20 checked residence 10 destination
i'm "77'7 II. p. BALDWIN Cen Pass Asen-
TOR -HAYEN, it's surroundings and
all stations the NeT.IOr&, Boston ami Air Linz
Derby and North Hampton Rs,rOuls direct Stelm'rg
JOHN IL. rARIN and ERASrUs CORNING ieoys Pier =,
n r., foot o. COnrtlands' AZ p. every ugt IN no
week except arrive IN New Haven In time Tor al
morning trains all railroads bgsi facilities foc pl,eGgr,
and freight: fare ~ excursion 81 50 starins New Haven
AI@nSp'r'"''on Li"o JOHN II. srARIN. Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16

4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

80, 1879 leave deoots 10 o. oriifndt tud Dr.)'
800 y. EIsiOu, Bethlehem, Allentown. l-l.IE,
Mauch Chuuk Iazeltpn. MaIaTOJ ely, Ashland Wats.
barre. Scranton and TunEh3unnct.
Attention. Nsuch Chunk. MlikesoaI'. EmiIa lt,irL
Geneva Auburn. Rochester BUna.o Nag4ta Fs anu "a
West Pullman sleeping eoaehes attached . D..
ROBI SAY re-, Supt. anu En2E
General Eastern Office corner Churlh MI Colt InutatA
L I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

Commencing March II 1879 Leave New.York, foot d
i-o shari. ana Toms River SIS. lI:j a. H.. 100 D. II
Vineand BrdgetOn and Atlantic city, ll4J A
NaretOwn ~i5 a. m. 400 p. m.
Iamegat and TucaerUOn $500 D. 10,
PHILADELPHIA ami Nj. Holly, ll:iJA M 400 y. m.
From PIER y y. y. foot RectOrsD
4OOp m. for Highlands Long Branch ami EatSnto"n.
NJ = ENLDIN. LLNILnrIL MLnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
Eieamboats ano RAILROADS..

RRlDGEPORT, and all points on Honyqtonic
~ and Naugouck RaIOsds Fare ~ Steamer Rrloenn,t
aDd Bridgeport Al Ii D. IN. ' 10 n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JFRSEY
~ Ferry station in Newfork, loot or LlDertyst
Ferry Station In Brooklyn. fOot Of FuitOnst
Commencing Nov - 1873. Trains leave New.Y0s foot a,

Ferry station In Brooklyn loot Of FultOnst
Commencing Nov, - 1873 iiaiD- leave NewY0rk "a
- LibertY-st. follows;
b3V a. m. For Pennington, Easion. Belydere Mauch
chunk, Tamaqna Wilkesbaire Emira, DC. Connects &c
Junction with ID. =. ard W y.
ESQ m;-For High Bridge Branch schO0ey's Honntln
budd,s Lake ard lake Hopatcong E1,t0n. Harrisonrr
Msnch Cnnk iamagDa Hazelton W kssbarre scranton
1880 and $3.50 p. m.-For Somervie and Remington
D. m.-FOr Pennington. Easi0n, Mlucl Chunk Tlmag1t
Wkesbarre, scranton. TunkhanDoek, TamaQai Hazl'e1
Reading. POitsville, Harms DHrgh. sc.
y. m--FOr High Bridge Branch Sc1OO'cvs Mq1us1i,
Budds Lake and Lake HouatcOng. Easton Beiysre All
Mauch Chunk. Connects Junction WIN D. T. ant w
2i0 D. m daiiy.fgr Esston. Allentown ana Harrisburg
9dj D. m For EasOn
For trains local points time tables AZ stations
SUNDAY THATNS-L.tve At . A. N. II p. NJ for B0r,i
Brook and intermediate pOnts and al $50 for "a pt
Reading and HARRISBURG n
OF the brooklyn and Ere Annex" make composition
Jersey CIV.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains Red Bank Long Branch ocean Cings
&c. al SIS, ll:iJ a. m. 4, 5'I9 y. m.
Stages Natawan station 10 AMI from KEYPORr
EREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
4 connections cave foot Of LlDeltyst Tor Freehold
3d. ll:iJ a. N. t. J.l5 P. N
y E,W-YOpK phil DTTTA NEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AM,

~ RIVER RAILROAD -C0mmencinV May -. 1879.
throug.i trans VIII leave Grand Central Depot:
500 a. Western and Northern Express with drawing
90 Albany Rochester andfrom Albany 20 AJ1
trea, Via Saratoga.
1890 m. Chicago and Western Express with drawing
room ears Canandalgua Rochester and Buffalo
HOO Express 10 Albany ana Troy with connections
to Ultra, sara g. and Rutland
via II. Adams. - ,- IT,.
ST L0nls rlpnug through n tne ssl-
ing cars Tor buffalo Niagara Falls I0etO ami Detroit, aIf
for Montreal excepting sunday night VIA -aIatoa1
1880 d. m Fast Express Tor Rochester ami Corning VA
Geneva. -lerulng ears to Geneva ana Rochester.
$50 d. m Pacific Express daily. Win s.ctrn2 cars &c
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, C.evel nd Tortn Detroit
Chicago: and excepting saturday night 10 O20vlsgf
100 Night XXI ress Win sleeping cars 10 A'p'hy
an Troy.
Tickets for sale at Nos 252 ana 4l3 Broadway a- Il
WesrcOtt Express COmpany Offices Hu3 parEpact -
and $40 Broadway, New-Iork, and 555 Washing, ol-iJ
Brooklyn. =. ~; Mffh p %,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
BAILlIIML0REE AND OHIO RAILROAD

sHHiLI lhOhL hND OnlD hAILkDADr
landi-st. ~ ~'"-
go for Washington Columbus, Cincinnati Trf,aoa,
Oils Chicago and the West. iIcAmOnd Chre a,J ta
south Pullman cars from Baltimore 20 Newark OHIO and
chicago. 1900 -
l.OJ y. m. for Washington and the West Pullman car,
from New.YO 20 Baltimore ami Washington oa-ns
connections for fttsburh Cincinnati Indianapolis Lous
cunaft 81 Louis and PittsbuFN "
loco D. daily, for Washington. the south and West Pan
man seepers from Ncw-YOrk 10 Baltimore and Washugo5
making e,oe connections for chicago Cincinnati IndlnlDo
lis Iouisye ST. LOUIS COluubus HtsbuTV The Soutb -
Southwest Through Pullman cars from BAH m re ~ io
nail at Washington with trains for Lvueb,,r1
Florida New. orleans and the south. 80
For through tickets please can a. Companys ofee 81
Broadway. NcWIOrk, and a ckei Olnc-s foot VI
and Des jrossessls.. and Depot, Jersey City.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS To KANSAS, NEBRASKA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
0I''V cHAs Il. C.'U&MiNGs. Asea-


~ SPRINGFIELD, HOLYOEE. WHITE MOUNTAINS,
QUEBEC. Sc steamers leave Pier - J.. r. az 3
D m. and II =. (-uLdly- excepted connecting WIN
speca! trains ION above and intermediate points Tickets odd
and baggage checked az 9ii Broadway n l., and tpUrf,t
BrO0kYn. ENonrsnn % New HlYau and ItlL.I. u %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
IIHE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE

i FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
at .. ~ from Pier 33 North River foot of Jay-stl
Special lied tickets GOOD ONLY 2.i5 a M.
Meeting stonipgton. sold via tha line from Newiork
70 Boston for IL 5V.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
70 PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

no PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Through Trains each way daY three depOts in
Philadelphia. two ~ Newlerk
Double Track. the most Improved Equipment aud the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety,
on ana after April %, 1879.
Express Trains leave Via DesOrOsses and COrt
hDdt Street Ferries as follows;
$3.50, 1880. SEQ, no limited, / N; !, 800 l. o. 8, 1850
$50 ana 10 sunday, i:3O and D, I.3O, SOU
and 10 y.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains AT Jersey Cy aong speedy ana direct transfer
Brook yn travel $500. 49,. . - .
1888, h s3O and II IN. Limited Express $50 D. M . g.
b:3O and 1880 Sunday, l2Ol, 800 300, 3, $50
a. H.. e. 1885 D. IN.
Ticket Onlces-Nos 526 and Oh Broadway No l Astor
DesbrOsses and COrandtsts; No Court
ST. Brooklyn Depot foot of Fulton st. Brook.
lyn Nos "a. l6 and us Hudson.st, HOboken !;
Depot. Jersey city. Emgraut Ticket Office, No Bat
TRHSK THOMSON. Gent Passenger Ast
MauaQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16

FALL RIVER LINE
/ FOR
BOSTON.
EARE nNIN 81 N

Corresponding reduction 10 a points EAST Tickets b
tween NtW-tOrk ana Boston imted and good ONLY uu
FOR cOntgU passage steamer ami trlH leaving
River the following morning. az $3.50 m- or on arrival
steamer Regular iicAefs ~ - good on any train OetN-
Fall River and Boston. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
uHE ERIE RAILWAY.

now Known by lis new name the NETWORK. LAKE,
ERIE aud WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of TRAINS
' 6a NJ chennai aud Chicago Day Express Drawing
p ()ayl Fast st Louis Expires, arriving az sun
m 5tig with fast trans to The West And S2iA-
west Pullman's best Dra"ngroom sleeping -o'-h.' "
% m DAILY Pacific Express for the West SeepIl;
Coaches taso1sh 20 i9eneStgr, hai,G ; ti It =
'7'i pm. Emisrant tram tor the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot NewNore tor; "a
Newark 6:i5 53Q so a. N; 81 p 4l5 DO Sl9 ai ~,
p. aud IL midnight saturday nights only sundays 'l'
Rnth I Park and Passaie G. 7i5 TO- 1913 u
noon 1853 34J, 80 5:ij $50. = 30 p m mi in!el
SUNDAYS o. $50 loi a. M ~ e,Jg D. "a ana - ni =,
las 3 3l5. 2:i5, 4:l54:Sq . 1l@ 8:l5 $50 = yP
ana II midnight sundays, q, $50 3D. lV.o m" I'
SGifsrI G. 7GG lOi5 a NJ i;l5 3t5, D 7p N, u mhl;
night sundays g. $50. lolj a d., las. $780, p NJ 4-i
toTSSa 7:4j m $3.50, $50 N. sundays $50 a IL
Marw mn,, a. - M 0 i:5o D. NJ Sundays. -3l
Roneon and hngs9a ga IN 5sc p u 5qaaa. $50 M N.
s G0snSn q 80 dOi 1918 5V a. M 60 p M
MddelOwn 40 o 1o;l5 a m 9lo 49, p nd m 40 "a q
ma trans connect with Se@YorE and OswesO Midland Ea
lo PORT a I S1 7:i5 lo5 n 43O p m sunaa'
aSas ,, 81 on sy@ Of than a aSe
ime trains leaving Chambersst quarter hours lessi
2Sdst so minutes earlier boats isis5 ~ b,mberss, az
~ s1 for passage and apartments in Drawing room ana
see1itg Coaches can be obtained and olGers lor ao
hna Nos So 20 5s5 or 81 broadway y y No.
BI0os lynn or ira w S9e aTre ia 35
d. No. ~ M S ABBorT Genl Pass'r Agt, New-YorA.
| NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl.
Trains leave for Englewooi Cioser Permon5 a1d M
s9o s.l5 A m l. 8 T. 4i5. $3.50, $50, 30. 1857 ~
| sundays D .. M and $50 m The ll'SOp IN uAia WIZ
leave 80 minus r,o VIIy and Ionsey el5 m, as N
! ' mo ~ ABBOTT, Genl Psssr AL New VE n
| NEW-YORK and GREENWooD Ian"
From foot OF Chamber. ST.. New YORK. ,. r i
Trains leave FOR AringtO BlOonlneld aud Aons ~
sI5 A. m, IL noon $50, i.H. 81 SO HA1' Clio y NJ
| For Greenwood Lake, kt5 p m,
| Montcair, $50 a. m. C4o m II hih
orsen"0oo LaA'' mo n ABBOTT
d. 0en'l Passenger As%s.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-01
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 4. 1879.

Orangcburg, but times are easy there
when compared with many Counties
and towns in the State.
The farms in Orangcburg so far
rs we have seen, show signs Of Judi
cious cultivation. The crops there
are being diversified more each year,
and this we candidly believe may hc
in q great part attributed TO the wisc
counscIs Of the Agricultural Associa-
ton.
Orang, burg County may well be
proud Of her leading farmers.
With this much, Mr.. Editor, for
your readers, allow me silently to
enjoy while | can, the pure air of this
mountain section.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-01

For the Orangcburg TIMES.
Quite a Midnight Tragedy.

Quite a Midnight Tragedy.
Our enemies have fallen, have fall
len-low in the dust they lie. They
came with reso!utc purpose and dcs.
pcratc desire; but they were crushed
in the flush ofjoy and pride. Nightly
they advanced upon us--nightly
they ST lc our pcace-an.l 4 Il, TIC
towards He'd rs we stlrtcl up in ire TO
revenge our i.jurics,-even a; we rose
in stormy wrath, they returned to
their strongholds AMI laughed Us t.
scorn. But they arc fallen and great
was The ta!! of them. Long bad we
endured their mockercs, long had we
listened TO their taunis, long did we
submit 70 their insults and injuries =
but at last arc we avenged. 1t was
in the stiffness ofthe night that we
heard them coming 20 renew their
dcpredations. Solitude anl silence
reigncd supreme, darkness covered
The face Of the earth, thick darkness
covered the fields. The low wind
80 ,'' ''lc '"o ''h' ',ee''
' '''o 80 :" 4 u'ci' son' or
-..- ~ : uu.. ..ioa.l : .l.l.le
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,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-01
Treatment for Insane Criminals.

The following short article, taken
from an exchange, Oh the treatment
for insane people, who use that plea
after taking human life, is worth SER
ious consideration by the law IN ,kers
of this country:
"Thc suggestion that the explosion
OH board the steamer Drew was pann-
ed and produced by a man not in
his right mind naturally brings up
for discussion the subject of the pro-
per treatment Of insane criminals.
If this man is insane, there is sufIi-
cient method in his madness to render
him very dangerous to other people if
he is left at large. The safety Of
others requires that he should be re-
strained Of his liberty
How long?
We think for the term ofhis natur-
al life.
We believe that any person who
has once manifested homicidal mania
should always aftcrward be kept
under that strict degree of re ;Crains
which is necessary to guard ag inst
the possibility of another aud fatal
mani tcstation Of the same ma!ia.
SO We hold that when Il prisoner
charged with murder in the first de-
gree is acquitted Oh the sole ground
of insanity, he should he imprisoned
during the entire term Of his natural
liie-not as punishment to him, but
because it is essential to the protec-
ton of Others"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-01
n u ME}ET8 95
An Impressive Scene.

Mrs. Sara A. Dorscy's will was read .
and probated in the Second District
Court yesterday, and il rs follpw,:
BEAUNoIR, HARRISON COUNTY, Miss,
january t, 1878.
I, Sara Anne Dorsey, of Tcnsas
parish, Louisiana, being aware of the
uncertainty Of Ii G, and being now in
sound health OF mind and body, do
make this my last will and testament,
which | write, sign aud scat with my
own hand, in the presence Of three
competent witnesses, rs | possess pro-
pcrty in the States Of Loui.iaa q,
Mississippi and Arkansas. owe no
obligation Of any sort whatever to
any relative of my own; | have done
all | could for them during my life.
!, therefore, give and bequeath all my
property, real. personal and mixed,
wherever located and situated, wholly
and entirely without hindrance or
qualification, to my most honorcd and
esteemed friend, Jefferson Davis,
cX President Of the Confederate st ties.
for his own sole use ana benefit. in fec
simple, forever; and | hereby con-
stltute him for sole heir, executor and
administrator. If Jefferson Davis
should not survive me, I give all that
have bequeathol him to his oung-
est daughter, Narina. | do not !nten!
TO share in the ingratitude Of my
country toward the man who is in my
eyes the highest and noblest in exist
cncc.
In testimony whereof l sign this
will, written with my own hand, in
the presence Of W. l.. Wa!thall, +.
5. Hewes and John G. Craig, sub
scrihing witnesses, resident in Harri-
son county, Miss.
(SigneO SARA ANNE DoRs:.Y.
The scene in the Court room was
very impressive. The opening oftas
~ ! s.sse ,lltes,s
Jefferson Davis, accompanied bya
large number of ladies and gentle
men. When itbecame known through.
out the Court house that Jefferson
Davis was present, the clerks Of Cart,
the lawyers and all who happ,ncl to
be in the building, hastencd to gaze
upon and pay tribute oirespect to
the honorcd representative OF the
Lost Cause, so that in II few minutes
the room was dcnscly crowded When
the formalities of the law had been
gone through and the illustrious lega-
tee Of Mrs. Dorsey walked away,
every hat was lifted and every head
was bowed in token Of silent respect.
~. o. Democrat, DIST.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-01
Written for the Orangcburg TINES.
Mountain Dew.
Railroad Wrongs-Thc Crops Orange
burg the Banner County.

\ OIL well know am not Il news
paper correspondents vet to kce,
inviolate a promise. | will write YOU
short communication, and will
quest YOU, as the Young man did his
sweetheart "whcn YOU have read this
letter return it to me for | do not
wait everybody to sec it,"
We left Orangchurc this morning
at 81 o'clock, and nothing of spccin
interest has presented itself to Us dur
ing the day. When We say that we
left Orane cburg We do not mean that
shc Olangcburg, has for one hour
been out OF our minds to day.
The pleasant rccollections OF the
place with all its fond associa ions
loom up before US to night, and e
almost wish we were back at the old
Burg.
But, Mr.. Editor we commenced to
write but little and really we do not
know what that little shallbe about.
The season of pic MICS is over :;
we can say nothing about them.
The GLORIOUS Fourth" has been fully
expatiated upon: there is n,room left
for us to say any thing more. w c
are Just now beginning to appreciate
the pleasant positions in which
editors find themselves placed tn csc
warm DAYS with nothing to write
about, and no body foolish enough to
90 ont and hang himself, in order
That they may have Il local for their
next issue Now, il there was Il poll
tibal warfare gong on in our State
could | not write? How easy il
would Nc 10 say that "the Hon. -
,2-s next called upon and addressed
Tie vast aUnfcnCt IA TSi5 asIs11YSJ i77c
pv style, completely dcmol!shmS his
opponent, who made but feeble
attempt 20 reply"
to-day along the line oithc Charlotte,
>"'nh'''' ana Augusta l''' roa'' we
"o"'u Supl'os' ''a' Il wax was oe'hS
""s'"' ~ war not o. one p'''''c"'
l"''y "4'''sI '''"'H'r' nor o nc sec
'io'' o' me country against 'ne "lher'
'u' OF me P1"p'c rising III thc'r
'''5h'' III 'hoIr sovereign capacity
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-01

Gin Sling is the name of Chin
csc student at Yale preparing himself
for the bar He would appear to be
already prepared for the bar - Int.
dnupnhS NcoS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-01

The Chicago Times" says that the
backbone used by Mr.. Hayes has
been returned to the Smithsonian
Institute.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-01

a school-ship for the training Of
pirates could beIi!lcJ up Immediately
with cadets from the cla. of boys
who arr reading dime novels. Many u
youth standing by while his mother
splits wood for cooking dinner is with
in his soul burning to be hero of
the high as.-Nc'o Ortcms Hcuy.ac.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
GRAND TRUNK R. R
Winter Arrangement.

On and alter Oct. 3D. and until further notice,
trains Will run 81 fO,lOS5:
GOING WEST.
Express trains for Lewiston, will leave Portland
al 10 q. m. - 40 and 10 p IN For Quebec. Mon
treal ami the West, leave Portland al 30 p. m.
Lewiston at 2:J9 p. M, South Paris 20 p. m.
and Gorham AT 90 p. IN.
Local trains for Gorham leave Portland at ! IS
a. N. and 10 p m, south Paris at lO:i5 a. m and
IS y. m.
Mixed for Island Pond leaves GOrham at 30
=. N.
GOING EAST.
Express trains for Portland leave Lewiston at
20 and u 10 a. - % and IS p. For Port
land, Lewiston and Boston leave Island Pond at
as am. Gorham AZ 05 m. South Paris at 10 -
a. m.
Local for Portland leaves Gorham at 3 rs a. m,
and South Paris at % a. m.
Mixed for Portland leaves Gorham at 70 20 a.
m, South Paris at 80 y. m.
Mixed for GOrham leaves Island Pond at ii 800
m. j. HlCKS0N, General Manager,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
Cures Effected by the
81 A W A II A n
CATARRH REMEDY !!
A DissgrsesbIs Disease Avoided and cured
~ It. use.

The recCip- Tor making trt- wuNuEhft &C. bkN-
Kul was obtained nv james !. Peavey. while .y-
.u- .u HOncIula. Hawaiian Island where tc rt-.4
ed Tor more than twelve years.
Mr.. Peavey. 80 tHat -.I.e. was suffering from ca
tarrh. AID th many doubts a- -H ttt curative
propertit, Ct tt., remedy, he cawp1ru isi a .rnal
quantity AMI BEGAN -n Use i- directed To H.- sur.
prise alt ly Ec found relief .uer .he .--; t-.l.
AM ir FL -tort time ly Wl- entirely C-~e..
Nj Peavey afterSar.. r-t CHS remedy up H
SINAI quantities and sold su. gave L. away to .-
friends. la. uot u1,i rccra-'y la- h, consented i'
have 10 prepared AMI thoroughly .ltic-urt- ,o t.r
Wur.d
HI,asure relief and ,l5, Cor Cl.arra .u los Wors,
IUrm--
one tria. oC Che remedy , .-s best testimonial
sure relief .s within -tt reach u. 4l- who are wll'
iuE o. give 30 a single -tI4-.
10 .- harmless. cCuver .gut t1 take az any t.lci
ans BE- 1Cot effects SIC -lrr Oh Boz l--l 500. as
The remedy apple
Trs 81 entirely different from amy other snG1 r
the market 4- every particle i- dissolved a- soon
a. b. cones .u contact with tac delicate ue-ltrla'
OU- ru4t.u-- That line OBI, hasa. passages, acting
az Be- does directly upon t.r mucous membrane.
DO NOT DELAY another t4r- U.t send 20 cents ana
o1tAi- O. sample bon tE return ua...
ks-for sale ly al Druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
We Ch.II.nC. Tn. World.

When we say We believe, We have evidence to
prove that >hloh's Consumption Cure is decidedly
the best Lung Medicine made ia as much as It
VII cure common or Chronic Cough in one hall
the time and relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, whoop-
irg Cough. Group, and show more cases Of Con.
sumption cured than sil others. twill cure where
they fail, 10 il pleasant to take, harmless TO the
youngest child and we guarantee what We say.
Price IU cts, 90 Cts. and sl.o0. II your Lungs
are sore, Chest or Back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. sold by 4. VI. GERRY, SO. Paris,
and al other Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23

CAUSE AND EFFECT.-The main cause of
nervousness j. Indigestion, and that is
caused by weakness OF the stomach. No
one can have sound nerves and good health
without using Hop Bitter> 10 strengthen
the stomach, purify the blood. and keep the
liver and kidney active. 10 carry of all the
poisonous and waste matter OF the system.
See other column.