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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-06-03

A CORRESPONDENT wants to know
how long bees live. About the same
as short bees, we suppose.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-06-03

THE rain falls on the just and the
unjust; but not on the man who has
Just stolen an umbrella.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-06-03

WAS the goat selected as the patron
of beer because the liquor used to be
put up in butts?
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED!

MBEsa just published, a new edition of DIR. CUI.-
N% VERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY
g$ESs the radical (without medicine) of Sper-
- matorrh@a or seminal Weakness, Involun-
Seminal Losses, lmpotency, Mental and Physical
Incapacity Impediments to Marriage etc; also, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by sef-indul-
gence or sexual extravaganza etc.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
practice. that the alarming consequences ofse-abuse
NAV be radically cured without the dangerous of
internal medicine the application of the knife:
pointing out mode of cure at once simple. certain,
and effectual, by of which every sufferer, no
cheaply, privately, and radicGLg.
ES5~Thfs Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any address,
paid receipt al six cts two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Post Office Box, 1886. IL Ann ST., New York.
aprlty
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Still for Sale Daily.
At
Delays Stable in Jackson

Several pairs horses two pairs white match horses,
mules buggies, carriages, express wagons. two
horse wagons one suky, and lot of all kinds of har
Also for sale cheap for cash feed of all kinds such
as corn oats, shorts, bran and hay
credit of six months will be given on all sums
over Five Dollars, by the purchaser giving banka
BILE note with eight per cent. interest.
Also public sale of the above property, the
FIRST Saturday in every month.
All citizens of the county wishing to sell anything
in this line are invited 70 bring il in, it will he
regular sale. THOMAS DELAY.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-26
ANGRY WORDS BUT NO BLOWS.

Democratic circles and rum-shops are somewhat
excited over a war of words between ex-senator
Fox and George Garfield. both membets OF the
Irving Hall organization They met III the sherhs
office Ex-senator Fox is a member Of the Demo-
cratic State Committee At the last meeting OF that
body Al advisory committee named to act with
the Democratic National Committee IN the conduct
of the campaign. Senator Fox was very anxious 10
serve on the committee. Nevertheless he not
chosen. but Hubert o. Thompson was appointed.
Fox was much incensed and in the presence of sew
eral men in the Shcrifs Office denounced Mr. Thomp-
son and Mayor Cooper in strong terms. de-
claring that in all they did they were actusted by
selfish motives. o / 49,.
denounced Mr. Fox for his action while member
of the old Board OF Supervisors when AR; Tweed
was no power and intlmated That Mr. FOX
participated in the corrupt acts OF the ma.
Iorlty of that notorious body. Ii Is asserted that
Mr. Caul6eld dared Senator Fox 10 IA personal en-
counter and that the latter prudently declined.
One reason for Mr. Fox's hostility TO Mayor Cooper
is alleged to be due 10 the tact that the Mayor pos
tivey refused to nominate him as fonce OoinniiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-26
TIE FIFE ASSURANCE COMPANIES.

ALBANY. July 25.-The Superintendent OF
the Insurance Department has just received
the scmiannua reports OF the fire insurance
companies cf the state They are made OIt
up to June 30. 1880. and can be compared with those
made out up to December 81, 1879 In the tables the
liabilities every instance include capital Tne result
OF a comparison ia "a follows:
American FIRE Insurance COmpdHy-In 1s79-As-
sets s972 COO hsbiuries 1896 20 losses $7s sos
dividends $4,000; expenditures, @202,3l In 1850
40 Gividends s24 600 expenditures, s1O5, 500.
American Exchange Ftre Insurance Company0sln
Ios,es. 411.O45 dividends S20.0O7; expenditure
s62 36g. In 1s90-Assets, 300 655 liabilities
s22l .O61 Osses $ll,926; dividends. $4,000; e1-
penaitnres. s4O529
Iroadicay Fire Insurance Compaay--In 1s79-Assets
diyIGendt Sse 900 rxpendiiures ss2 O63' In 1850
Assets $500. IA; liabilities. s221 s2s Losses, 1854
Citi-c,is FIRE Insurance ComPaHy-In 1s791assets,
s945,97s; hahi5l!ies. s459.3se ssses sio23 10 ;
Assets 1856 64s liabilities S46g05o losses. $50 o4l
dividends s35 100; expendiinres sl5g4sS ,s..t.
4O4.547 Liabilities Sails; i9escs $40 IA d'yi-
ae9 aS 1925 SSG aBe sos s'G losses s58e
dividends SlO.500; expenditures, S3s .7s4.
Cgtos frt sds e: CS@pagin as rs7 a. sS,
deuds 327.5OO; expendi uTes. Sl49 1913. In 1850
Assets T452 s77 liabilities sS40l losses, 1898
dividends, $4,000; expenditures, t92, ABB. -
columbia Fire hsurGnce-Tn ls79-Assets, s947 167
liabilities 4 dGo ss s7 nohg a
bllltes S343 $50 losses, $50, 1872 dividends none
expenditures S43,3S2.
In regard TO the impairment to the amount OF So 900
capital Of the st. Nicholas Life Insurance Company OF
New York City, shown by its report OF June 80,
Deputy superintendent Mccall says 1t is not
so serious to call for any interference by the
department. not being per cent OF the capital
stock n the impairment IL Increased beyond the .
per he will require the stockholders u make IL
good The company has recently had change or manage
ment and the president appears to be working hard aud
effectively toward placing the company on GOOD Dasls
The Insurance Department mas withdrawn the right 70
Transact business State from the following com
panes for "a failure 10 make required reports 4;
Faneuil Hall and Alliance Companies. OF Boston the
Manufacturers' of Newark n J., and Standard OF
Trenton Their aggregate capital amounts 10 milOn
al.
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Il SPIRIT CAST OUT.

spirit has been cast out In San Francisco. Mrs.
Sleeper has sat In the doorway and charged everybody
four bits to ger in. Mrs. Crinde mas summoned the
souls of the departed from the shades. and for four
bits more has introduced them TO the faithful. About
Ten nights ago an unbeliever named Hannah noticed
remarkable physical resemblance in all the spirits OF
the evening as II they the heshly garment
over different spiritual framework In fact, the sprtto
an eye whIch penetrated the outward DISCUSSES Of head
dress and paint looked all OF one family Hannah
put up his halfdoar for chat win star Eve, learned
from her that his only sster-he never had One-was
happy i'm Heaven that his mOtherlnaw-he was never
married-was Driug rewarded accord NJ 10 her deserts
IN the other world. and that his wifes spirit was re-
him coming 10 belief IN tho spirits ana
would with him at the next sitting or
the circle. AT parting. the spirit put out mana 10 Jay
il on ais head when he grgspcd the wrist win bOth
hands and gave a violent pull. star Eve shTleked hys
icly, her head banged against the door WIN
force which changed her 70 Black Eye ana proved the
material part whatever might be Thought or her
snlrtual preeusOns. The company he'd UP ITS hands
and raised voice in horror the PROCLAMATION OF the
spirits Hannah braced himself against the door, shout
that. you Of gun" The spirit struggled hard, my
Hannah rugged nks puppy root, aud, after brief
struggle me spirit yielded with shrek, and came
through the aperture the door, head first, with an
other spirit STRANGELY clingng her. Hannah fell on
his back the middle OF the floor. with the violence Of
his Dull and sudden yielding Of the spirits. In the
fall the Spirits wiz fell on revealing the features OF
Mrs. Crudc the medium, and the other spirit proved
10 he :he husband alrs. Sleeper, the of the
and Of the show The circle broke up
In considerable excitement and confusion, ana Hannah
made his exit through the front window.
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DropcsaIs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (
WAsHINGroS, d. c.. July -. 1850.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that SEALED
~ PROPOSALS will be received NJ the ONCE OF ne h.ef
August GrH G o. 1850 Tor PERFORMING labor connected with
New. YORK cxporfei thereir0m anti Jury !, lssl o
he bida submitted must state The price per ION Oh zz'0
and t,rns the merchandise included IN each OF the following
Class / iron metals. Old or new not i'm
ported cases or casEs
Class 2 sugar aud nead0.
Class 3 All Other VEGETABLE merchandise - g.. ..,u-
The Per tub Tor testing
coal salt other commodities Imported IN bulk AMI
tass They sate The pnce per package or the
tarn aud coocrug including the necessary hoops ara nas
therefor pack ar Of sugar imported ia hosseas or
'' @sss A For sugar Jared on the docks.
Glass b. For sular Jared Al the susar rehneres; .
al, ne me- Sgrvetor Of the PORT 81 New York or the
Wegber Of any district sufficient mum Der OF men Competent
err assistant weser as SgoS , s,1 10 ,S s
thu department may require to be weighed or Jared
AMI shall i've be De exported FROM that port
Ill Iaborcrs be required ter TO- snd
pse tae meTehanse On me sSe s o, s ogT S Dses
position the wharf other place mere me
other goos and not cucumber NE wharf Or Other place
CHING and they VIII also be required 10 u@spott N,o
wechng implements aud from the place where the weigh
~ Inc Government furnish the Weighing mpements
defray the expense u keeping the SAINT m oI lu VI"
whenever deemed proper. ,,
v The contractor VIII be required 20 uihan suSh hSnos,
he necessary 10 secure supply OF aOoTers
az the proper Time and al the proper place -, =, d,
under genr regulations "A may nom tne 10 ume De-
prescribed BY the srcrctarv OF the Treasury
VII Any disputes arising between the contractor and sur
veyor Weghcr VIII be submitted - the Collector Of the
por FROM peal desired be taken 10
tho secretary tho Treasury by whose decision the con
unctOr abide. ,
VIII Zach bidder viii be required 70 furnish bond with
yyo suretra m the twenty ave thousand dollars
OB approved The Collector OF the Port OF New orE
aJudge 81 tho District Court OF the United stn-so or DIS
Attorney Uuited conditioned that
contract Will cred into by The bidder should tho Did be
| awarded 10 him.
TX boud VIII be required for The faithful performance Of
the 70 be approved by the officers above mentioned
"a he afty thousand s5OOOO PAYMENTS under tue
con rct will made and heeIth Of oacl
| month.
/ the right "a reject al
bds u wave defects 'urmaes and TO te inmate tbs
! cvuTfact nj any tine thirty t3u DAYS uOtleo.
X Proposals viii De- seal addressed 10 the secretary
OF ITO rea-ury marked Proposals performing labor II
IN "a I'D ing OF dutnDle merchandise at the port 0i New
| Vo,l u. Il. FRENCH, Acting secretary.
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THE COURTS.
DFCISIONS-JULY "a.

Snprerne Court hambers-By Judge Lawrence. -
Tinker agt Crooks-Orer granted denying notion Hand
agt Barrows.-OrGcr as settled.
lSyecta Isrft Rv Judge DOnOhue.-Armsr0nR ast Arm
strong II 2.-Fndngs and decree signed
IJdttpe Court Chambers - By Judge HIwes.-
Pevscr agt Wilc0xMotion denied memorandum Men
DOelgerI Judgment ordered. Eares Ggt LeiHs-M ~
uon inquest aside with costs eiedenoach at
error ia regard 70 residence n NOT suncienl
warrant .etng ide the proceeding Babe agt Plel
proper order be presented In the matter of KHAN
-Orier signed DeY agt. HudsOuCOnlTisslon amend
Ellison agt hcCahP Printed case AZ -ett ed oreiei on
hle. Mckinley the National Line or Steamsdps.-At
ments discharged Lyman ag Hynes Baabie attach
ment ordered the OF Rubenstne. Order si2nt L.
steetman agt. Standardization Of summans ordered
Cromwell agt, Burr order re,ottlad granting stay.
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A LITTLE JRsUIT.-SOn and heir. Ma, l
wish you wouldn't alone with the DaDy, chn-'
have TO eat all the jam. an oranges un o"AoS IN
things 10 amuse her v'-fPunch
AN EsTHETIC MIDDAY MEAL.-At the lunch
con hour, JellDy Postirthw enters pasryeOo ;
anu calls for "a glass OF water into when ne puts
shly-cut lily. and loses himself 10 contemplation
thereof Waiter " Shall | bring yon anythihH else,
girf" Jelaby POsleLhwaite. Thanks. no, nave AL
| realirc ana snail soon have zone I'-IPuneh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-26
BASE Ball IN BROOKLYN.

The game of base ball between Companies
, ana G. Of the 1871 Regiment. Saturday, was won
by the latter by a score OF 4tos.
A game was played between The World Office nine and
the Carnar Club which resulted In favor OF me World
nine by a score of9 TO .
rsa .ao,a betyyecn the Polytechnic and Commercial
,,r.s yva. won BY the latter by score OF 3 TOO.
a,tus was played between the Putnam and Name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-26

less clubs which resulted favor OF Putnsms by
score of II to 10
five inning game PLAYED ON saturday IN Pros
pecf Park between DIuntleaa and Lafayette clubs
which resulted In easy victory for the Danntess eluD
by score 81 - 10 9.
I'll c game the Laures and Bedfurds resulted
in favor the Llurris by "A score 81 10 TO Z.
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Oredl 5Ieumers.

A MEXICAN LINE. ...,.,,.,
+0R I. Sn 4AR me 4EkTG3S FLAG
sal Ing every wednesday Philadelphia aud Liverpool
Ef1 'a9s o. aSs5s sam inia1 July 81
SWITZERLAND. saturday, Aug. z, 4. N.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
SAILING every saturday aoTaey sg p ew
ride Of the important points OF Interest on the con
--'" BRITISH EMPIRE sat1Eiq P,1 5g Y 81
rates Of passage and other aiSm25oR 1 s22y 20
9o7 walnat-,t. Pm adeiphia IS Broadway. New-York
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAV x, -
travellers ov TIM. avoid bon transit oy English raj!
way aud the discomiorts Of Channel IN small
C%SADA Frangeui Wednesday July -. 10 m.
EAgk SA PI 9a. 9a aiSF wednesday Aux l. a. NJ
cbe1 be 2" B SEff AsSat So bo"nS feeH
CUlON LINE. .r,,,,r,s
~ ron ot-iyENsTOWN And LIVERPOOL.
iO leaving pier 80. y r.. footOf King st.
%%ft77z0SS iFsDAY G1g 5 $3.50
Ty6S5i &c TT EsDAY Aug To- a. IN.
NEVADA ................Ti ESDAY, Aug y, > y. N.
WTsCjN E-DAY. Aug a. : ?: Pm N.
These steamers arc Jun n every reoasIte TO make
ana are M isntc both M and agreeable
,ng '6aih.1om snoki ny room drawing room piano and
hiry also sxpeenced surgeon stewarles and caterer on
greatest OF all Injuries at sea- perfect Ne'"'n
cHBN PAssAGE according to 500 $50 and
500 INrEKAMEEspIddATsy 50 BR0HbW4Y ~ ~" '~'''
offloi~ 40 - wiLLTAyis & eUIoN.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg
a. m S6G fnR a f and CGBPAaSS Line Tor PLY "
CIMhauA ~ Mia i4.L1AN '------. Aus ~
hates Of passage Plymouth. London cheIgoarS Kan
First CABIN 500 second Cabin 500 steera2e currency
$50. Pre- IA -teetn - cettlncues go - H. hIChAhD
KSVV&H 9ea K CO. 81 Broadway, New-YorE
Genera Agents IL BroacssL. New-York.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
4 w. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -
soUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN: ,... Z
sODFR. AT. july 8 MJoE ,a' Ams -
RAIFs Oy pass "a h nom NEV-YORK TO SOUTHLAND
Ton. HAvRF OR BkEMENir> sio
FIRST CABIN ..-...-.slOO HtCON CNbA-'-
SrEEGAGE, $50 o., 1890. .or,te
Return tickets az Reduced rates Prepaia Seef"so 0
tseiage tickets points IN the south Of England $50
OELl1CHs ~ Co. bo"hn1ureen
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ LINE
These hrstclass steamships regularly Al M from
SANTIAGO DE- CUBA CiOL Footo Wednesday AUG. /
Accommodations passed. tor freight OF passage apply
Ia WILLIAM =. CLYDE a 90, M. % biOau"ay.
LAYTON BROS. Agents m havana
DACIF[C MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
4 sailing ircn Pier foot Of Cansl-st, North River
For Eau rtauois-u. Via Use Isthmus OF Panama
| St.lD1-I,I, a. VDt lefuriey. j "a q 81 u.
Connrctipg for central and south American and Mexico
f1Om san francisco 70 Japan ana emma ,i- %, ,,
- ~. D. r. / y; -, a'U - ~, I.aana All An.
| S"'-.prnip % q ITALIA satnrday. 1uiv 81.
or Immediately OF London mails at san Francisco
Passengers rwsrcd 10 san fitANC 5C) san DWiC Il
ISLANDS. JAPAN, CHINA NEM ltAl.AN1 A. ~ IN
| LA, sOU1H AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMEhlCAN adl
For freight passage and general information apply
| Ii. j. BuLl.Al,
| superintendent
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rAIENnAR, Me DAY.

sl-rprNF CotR1 A9BEas-D ln1hue Court
1890 A. m Calendar called N5s. II. b, 81, 10 10
~ ~ o. go 1877 al no. IFS. 49, l-3 ISL 49, 1913 49,
200
IigSERAL TERN-Adjourned until July 20.
SPECIAL -DOn0lue J.-,OJrt ortHs ~ 1890 A. m -
Law aud FAcL-Murphy ct al az. MulhHii ma 81 n.
SUPERIOR GOUn1SPgCIAL rER5is gH cs, I.-tOurt opens
NJ Z NJ. taleudaI called 1 p. n-Nu nav calendar
COMMON an lInCsen, J.-COuft opens
al II A. m.-MOuons will Dc heard at II O'CLOCK.
TRIAL TERM-PARIs II and lII-AilJurncd for the term
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MANHATTAN BEACH,

VIA GREENPOINT.
Steamer SYLVAN GROVE from foot OF 23dst E r.. $40
and half hourly to s45. p Returning
leave MANHATTAN BEACH at 7;35 1000, Hoo, n m
I2.05, 1890 and every halt-hO uT 90 1898 p H.
VIA BAY RIDGE.
Steamers 1HOS. COLLIER and MATrEAWAN. from
22dsree r. at glO, lU:25 u and hourly 20 SEQ p N
Leaving / EROY STREET ten minutes, and PEE 40:
thirty Minutes after leaving 22ds rne boats leaving I'd
street az T2j stop at LEROY and Pier 81
me steamer y. r. MARTIN leaves tOlt II Whehallst
at g:25 A. m uOurlV D.. Trains from Manhattan
Boach connecting with o. r. Martin for WhliehasG, leave
hourly 800 10 1920 Las 10 525 M 7ZO 20
oad D. H. 10 40 Trains connecting with steamers
Pier Leroy anu 22dst leave every hour rOn IL
GjIfHoRE's FULL BAND and LEVY every afternoon
ana evening.
Dodds Express VIII take baggage from any place IN View
York and TRANSPORT Manhattan Beach, twice daily, at
Grand ds6lay of Fireworks every Saturday evening by
a.. md. Ex1 "a q
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Gfrurslous.

A SBURY Park and Ocean Grove. Best Route.
"A TAKE STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK
FARE only 50 CENTS. Time table below.
plymouth ROCK. For Long Branch
i TWO TRIPS DAY. INCLUDING SUNDAYS.
- Leaves foot West 22d-st " 4 $50 ana $50
AMI stone Pier No. / n. r.. 10 a. III. and 300 p m.
BENrS FULL MA RINE BAND on BOARD.
FARE including Pier ticket FIFTY CENTS
EXCURSION TICKETS. good only day sold sixty CENTS
EXCURSION TO YELLOWSTONE Ma
II TIOSAL PARK.
STARTING AUGUST 10Th.
For particulars address WILLIAM l. MARSHALL. Fitch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-26

basest Paeanism Life IA held 10 be cheap, Greed OF
has taken the place of nober feelings, and its
result il the graduation OF the of the people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-26

SHELTER ISLAND.
y steamer j. II. Starn leaves Pier No. IL, North
River foot III Cortland s MONDAYS and FRI DAYS. a.
q n m for Shelter Island Now Haven sail OF four
bors bv DAYLIGHT tie sound after leaving me CITY 81
hlms Fare--ingle, al 80 excursion, s. 70. sIAhANS
EXCURSIONS.
CHARMS GLEN ISLAND.
- NEW-ROC HELLE HARBOk LONG l-LA y 81 NJ
The elegant Laura ~ Stfn and ~ Nlchod' "fe
Pier No Ism. r., JeWrll5 Mhal 3o",,1,, LIST
foot C0rtlandt-sL Fulton FERRY. BHfn tiVT
A 81. $40 4. VI. 300 A NJ
M, NJ 1880 A. NJ lp:tJ A. VI.
SOP. VI. lao T. IL -'LV =
32OP NJ. $50 p l.uO T. u
leave GLEN ISLAND II a l24J. 900. and u
GRAND CONCERT IN PANILlON DAILY.
Dancing Boating. bathing. bowling billiards. sho0nne.
RIIODE ISLAND CIAAf-BAKE ana Giunsr served daily
under supervision Of Hram y. MANhed. CLAN-HA -.
u cents. EACU RsION TICKETS ~ cents single -
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I ONG BEACH.

/ U-NU DL14tNII'
OPENING OF THE NETWORK AND LONG BEACH
RAILROAD.
Trans will leave for LONG BEACH as follows:
River foot Of Pnesu daily except Sundaysl
$50 920 1890 am 2lO. 3l0 340 4lO 4tO, $40 $40 and
Gao D. IN.
hunters Point and F1atbushave Brooklyn, daiy5;40,
y05 lOO5 1905 M. 1885, $50. 800 1886, 405. 400 5s0S
595 600, 100. 500 and lO:lb D. IN.
East 3tthst ferry 10 minutes earlier East ftst
earlier and James Slip except SUNDAYS har an
hour earlier . 81.
Returning leave Long Beach-s25 1903 1905 a. M l;Oa,
2O5 OJ I:uS. $780, 1908 500 goo. 1913, 1000 llOo
D. Round Trip, 50 cents. ParlOr car seats 70 cents
W. NJ. LAFFAN.
General Passen Agent
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TINTED STATES HOTEL.
the LARGEST ~ ALLAN SIC CITY. vi
ia NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF 1854
"a WHITNEY Manager TlGos. CHAsK. ca-hisA
d. T. MORGAN. Musical DirecteE
Persons desiring engage rooms viii address
BROWN a WoELPPER. Propr. slorA
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"TVHE PARRY HOUSE, BEACH HAVEN.

Five miles hundred yards ir'm The ocean I'VE
minutes the bay Unsurpassed for suri Otl,ha
lsEing. saing. etc, positive relei rom sstnma 'ni 2
fever" good accommodations COR two hnntfr4 an nY
guests flruis with surng beds ana hah nat
- =, " DARN rIi. 4 BN LBY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-26

THE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, New ock.-
~ anv neope who "A not residents % this city
fpr The Greater bart year New i'fA ous many AZ
tr,rr,o a. mn,r Resort Not sDelk OF the cool
ire re n euioys sumner afternoon o 20 speak % ~
nts vc Ia NAV l chosen central point rom hch
ne - many deiehful up tho H1d-on the
s"nnd dawn the Raw along the NcwJesscy shoro "a We
,-rt,s Iony h. and beaches &c Aud IA New YORK
,,r mi house may srlsotet than the oil kuoNn 81
= ebol.. ofrLn on fOauNAy.
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VHE DANSVILLE SANlTARlUM.

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Il A neaith inyauds ami f-wOr4et profo<
-ona an the restfu OF ali PAGES fr care "0ru
rcdout people needing reeupegaton and Out
ife. Delightful mountain SCENERY; ulc Dcst d water 40
excellent bathing facilities inc"tng Inc
famous MOLIERE rhERM ELECTRIC BATH. A corps
"regniar" phvsic including Lady physcal Tor pe
competent attcndants table provided
with tea coffee &c. but special att"euon van -
beautiful diet -cenuc sttlapJlrs 20
individual Terms which include rates tor p1srirr ~
wei regular patients. have been ncdVred insutiuo9
twenty years estabs e- stamp picture and
circulars giving full particulars. Address Oth hDhh
HYGIENIC INSTITUTE, Dansyille. Livingston ca. Ne"-
Nork