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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
Rescued From Death.

Un on hurlipg through the darkness
its great headlight cleaning with u fierce,
angry glow, rushes the massive engine, 10
whose guidance nj this moment are entrusted
precious human lives. God pity them
They know not that ere ,omorow's sun
their souls VII be before their Maker, thew
bodies lying cold and still
There Is a crash and q rear, . fearful sound
Of Kissing steam, and grinding splintering
wood and metal; then moans and anguished
cries rins out upon the night Air. Only
misplaced switch, just small thing caused
by oue mans care!essness, and al these NOR
ta!s hurried TO their death.
The dawn breaks there srs Aelper
enough. but their aid Is only needed to draw
the backeued, inert mRsses from beneath
the crushing beams. Many strong man
shadders =, the sight, and, turning away,
covers his face with his hard. Al instant bo7
fore he resumes his self-imposed task.
Are there none saved? Only one out OF
ali the number who but yesterday were in
the full ,igor of life, and that one little
child In the shock she was dung clear OF
the cruel flames which viii esgsr ayidity
completed the work Of destruction before
assistance arrived.
A hosrse cry arises when she Is found. A
stalwart man holds III bis arms the tiny, un-
conscious figure.
lis she dead ?" ask all, as they crowd
around.
"No, only stunned
The white eyelids tremble and then open.
Papa" calls sweet child voice.
The saying is true that touch OF pity
makes the whole world kin and sobs and
ordinations break forth az the listeners
think that the wee voice viii never again
fnd response from father in this world
As time passed, much Of the excitement
caused by the terrible accident died out OF
the small village in whose near vicinity 1t
occurred. No clue To the little waits friends
or parsntage had been discovered, and after
months Of fruitless advertising she was
adopted by the sturdy mechanic within
whose arms she first opened her eyes upon
that dreadful day.
There was another IN whose home abe
would have been welcome. The minister
of the parish, reverend old man, would
have been very glad to take to his lonely
home the tiny girl, whose pure spiritual
fscs had caused him to suggest for hsr fhs
name of Lily" but honest Marx Avyn,
heartily seconded BY his good wife, answered
him in these words: "As II was my hA.d
that found her, and M God hamt ssnt -
any little ones, it il for me to kssp hr."
No one could tell which among The cold
forms they followed with solsma fsoss 10
the village cemetery was once the Papa"
the little voice stil cried for % INCREASINGLY.
The devouring elsment bad done tn work
well NO clue of clothing or ornament bad
bean left 70 Distinguish one Of ths dad IRON
another.
30 little Lily was sstabhshed ct ths forge;
ahe wss happy in hsr new home; for u bad
kind word for the fairy Ike child With b.
ysllov hair and black eye.
Thus the days gHdsd BY untn LILY W
eirl of about thirteen; then each day with
hsr scbool books would he vend her way
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
ODDS AND ENDS.
6gurc-SlOO 600.

A nice fgurc-slOO. 600.
Mark Twain has made $l50, 900 from
bis books.
At the ind Of 1879 France had IA, 100
miles OF rsilroad.
Chicago boasts Of six millionaires
belonging to one club.
A few years ago cheese went west;
now 100, 900. 900 pounds year move east
from Chicago.
According to the calculations Of Pc
terman the population Of the whole
world is l.424. $50. 900.
Says French critic: l Ikea girl be.
fore she gets womanish, and . woman
before she gets girlish."
Enormous natural caverns, one 900
feet long. have lately been found near
Wells. Somerset. England.
This years yield of tea in Indiai esti-
mated ut 7O,OOO.OO0 pounds, nearly
double that Of 1878. Ten years ago Ii
was under H.OOO.OC0.
The present style OF coat has great
deal of shortening in the tail, which Is .
god. send to men who have occasion to
get over picket fences in q hurry.
Arkansas society is agitated over the
question of whether or not the groom at
q wedding should wear his revolver
belt inside or outside of his dress coat.
A Bible and a newspaper in every
house. good school in every district,
al studied and appreciated as they
merit, are the principal support Of viz.
tue, morality and civil liberty.
How the Araucanos Live.
The dwelling of the Araucano ID
round in shape, with conical roof, the
center OF which has an opening for the
escape of smoke. The size is in proper
ton to the family occupants. 1t y
made of upright posts planted In the
ground, and horizontal poles are fastened
all around, leaving narrow place for
the hide doorway Over the poles are
tied, one hanging down over the other,
punches of dried grass or straw to keep
out the rain and wind. Some Of the
caciques are said to possess IS many -
nine wives, who sleep upon dried hides
spread upon the door, the rest of the
family occupying the spare space, the
feet toward the middle Of the room.
where fire is kept up during wet or
cold weather. Men and women bathe
every morning at daybreak in the rivers
or creeks, ard at the trading posts 1t is
said that tie women are very cleanly In
their cooking. using wooden spoons in
place of their hands. When not en-.
gagged In war or hunting expeditions
they delight in stretching out at full
length on the ground In the hot rays Of
the sun. The women do the outdoor
work, the planting and gathering OF
crops, and attend 70 indoor. work -
well. Their cows supply the principal
wants of the family. and are taken greet
.,care-of. The husbands ale kind to their
wives, to all Appearances. and the
traders say that very seldom does q
quarrel take place among tae wonA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
Pas anl Presest.

Out OF the mists OF memory
picture seems 10 grow.
Flushed with the hues Of hope and love
T'ha; colored In the long ago:
TIL the sloping rafte-s vanish.
The narrow walls expand,
And loiter once more with YOU. my swese
In q fading Autumn land
The purple ares % sunset
Flicker along the hills,
And Wild In the red October woods
Tae rude wind pipes aud sirllis;
Your scarlet mantle blowing,
Your hriyL, hooks ioai;ng free.
We watch the snioulieTtng sunset
Under the uysilng tree.
Alas, for tina: bygune folly
Ia jeweied and silseu sheen.
In the silied halls oi tue upper ten"
You moNe, to-EighL ss queen
And ALA the pchn.Iess poet still.
Whose waAIc,l l.ie, luy sweet,
l. less {, yuu nAn The casi-oa rose
You :, ..Iayic un.Sr your feet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

Fashien Notss.
Stomachers are supsrseding waist.
C c,ats.
Red cotton parasoIs are carried in
Paris. .....I. .r.
Ice-wool shawls continue in favor this
season.
White lace is used 10 trim cream
.colored gowns.
Pea spotted hosiery and gloves look az
II blistered.
Gold lace appears as border on many
OF the new mar ties.
Turbans and bonnets in which gold
and bronzed straw is used grow in favor
steadily.
Turbans. or something very like
them, are affected by many English
dowagers. i-
Long Kid gloves may wrinkle, but
Lisle thread should tit almost as closely
as ones skin.
The best Tuscan lace is made by hand,
but that which contains silk is woven
by machinery. "c
Several vests of different colors are
worn under some of the Jerseys which
lace across the front.
Straw lace is not only used TO trim
velvet bonnets, but Is made into fans
which are lined with red silk.
Poppy colored wells will be pretty for
winter, if the fancy for them should last
until the cold weather.
Sashes of ieather-edged ribbon are
especially pretty FOR white dresses trim
med with great deal of lace.
Very wide scarfs of India muslin
edged with plait'ngs and insertions Of
real Valenciennes Lace are imported.
Catherine de Medici's fashion of wear
ing roll of wadding just above tue top
Of the sleeve has been adopted in Paris.
Vegetable gauzes in Madras ginghsm
patterns have been Introduced in Paris.
They are expensive and will not bear
wetting.
The silk paitings p'ac ii leoS the
hem Of dresses should be about an inch
and q quaSter dc p. and the white frill
should fall below il.
Copper trimmings and iringes are
used on some bull nantes. and copper
is mixed with The cream eolored goods
hat sometimes trims black gowns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

BEWARE OF ALCOHOLIC BfrTRRs. Thou
sands have been ruined for life by drinking
popular nostrums, the principal Ingredient
OF which was alcohol. Such "bitters' are
deceptive in their effects; they cause intox-
ication and temporary relief, while they
foster the drunkard's appetite. DIR. Ken
nedy's rFavorite Remedy contains no
alcohol. 1t does not heat and infiame the
blood it cools aud puriaes It. Better than
this even, it has cured many ravng appe-
tite for drink. II viii do you good, not
evil. all the days Of your life. AL drug
gists sell it. DIR. David Kennedy, Propri.
etor, Rondout, n. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

HAVE ALWAYS PAID RENT for house
to live In. This year have half paid for
a cottage, with money which, before used
Sulphur Bitters In my family, was paid to
the doctor aud the druggist. They cured
my wife OF female weakness. -hechdhtc,
E,if,n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

WHAT THE EDITOR SAYs.-The Peoples
Fayorite Tonic Bitters, advertised in our
columns, are meeting with wonderful sue
cess everywhere. All who take 1t testify
to its merits 1t purifes the blood and
restores vitality To the system. No family
should be without them.--Netcs Hem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

The fashionable bellies at the seaside
resorts are using their last winters "fnli
dress" sttire for bathing purposes. We
are quite surprised that the proprietors OF
these places do not require them TO be
properly clad before entering the water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

A soldier OH the cars perceives that the
smoke from his pipe is more or less obnox-
ious TO an old lady opposite him. ''Well,
missus," Inc says, II suppose they don't
smoke in your regiment I'm my regi-
ment they do says the old lady; ''iu my
company never"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

THE VoLrMc BELT Co., MARSHALL,
MIcu., will send their celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them with
out delay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

HAVE WIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHER.
RY always at hand. 1t cures coughs, colds,
bronchitis, whooping cough, Group, indu-
enza, consumption, and all throat aud lung
complaints. 80 cts. and 81 bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
UNFERME ENTED

NkNrAL ANI' rdlNi' Al NdAVsiioN
ANA Ne.N business. Hy.teris. >isAE ASeais' sleep
lessness, Cough, EmAeisI lion and decline are a.
once arrested by MALT MrrEAS. rhi' Original
aud Incompatible Food Mr''ieioe - tieh IN noa'
ishInent and strsagtd. I; feed the ooiy AMI iae
ersin. II regulates the stomach and bowels
cleanse, t- liver a. Kidney. IrcTras'' the AZ
Petite and trr.ebe, the blood. Health strength
and peace Of mind are cure 10 follow hs daily
us.. Prepared by the Msli BI'ters Company
nom UnfermeL.-l Msli ami Hops s.Aai sold every
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

Politicians are sure of nothing. The
man who is the dark horse today may be
the braying mule of tomorrow, and the
next day he may he nothing ut all but
disappointed donkey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

Nearly the whole Atlantic shore from
Sandy Hook to Atlantic City is line of
hotels and summer cottag@-hotels
stretching out like barracks and cot
tages Of fifteen or twenty rooms, with
three stories and basement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

The glass of soda and the looking-glass
resemble each other. You can see the
soda's 0zz in one, aud your own phiz in
the other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

There is no cough medicine so well
adapted to the young as DIR. n. q, Whites
Pulmonary Elixir; it relieves Group in
stantly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

There is music ia the iron-toothci rakr
aS il rittIcS over the grLyel!e ! walk. TaLt
Is - sly, when il j. in another ~ ms hanl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

II you d->.r. rosy checks md a fair COM
plcxioI, parity the hlpJd 10y tn: use Of
Bdcte.'S uiairIte Bd.srs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

During lesson on the life of hias David.
q class OF girls was asked, "Who Killed
the giant whereupon Que replied, Jack
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

BY spending fifteen cents at corner
bar.room, the MN who cannot aiDrL To
buy morning paper can nearly always get
a chance TO see All old aud crumpled copy
OF one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

-"Tennyson spends hours on single
line" And so, by the way, does the wash
erwoman, and the line OF the latter is the
longest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

Singers and public speakers should use
D0,ens' Eiirir, H. it removes boarseness
aud increases the power OF the voice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

WOMEN AGENTS WANTED. For ptrtic-
ulars enclose stamp to Lydia L. rinkhln,
Lynn, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
CANTERBURY SHAKERS
liFE-iNViGORATiNG
SARSAPARIllA.
The Grent BioOd Purifier. Kid
ney Resnedy md Mild
Laxative.

WE the undersigned. having usef DR.. COR
w BATS SHAKER sARsAfARiLLA syn
UP IN our practice. and having exsmln d the for
mula by which I, % prepared. would ohcefiuliy
recommend IL 10 the community a. the cheapest,
.xfr-t ami most tfi 'aciogs ot all the preparations
20 ssr.sp.rins In the maiket. Its h ghi eonesn-
t,a,sd state. (there being in given amount oi ~
rup tWie. the amount OF Vegetable Extract that
any other eOotAins, the care, skill and clsauli-
ness cf is msn.iae'ure. are sure guarantees o.
hs purity and edect I. X. CROSBY, NJ. ID, W. ID.
Buck. N. u, :. Benton, N. d., j. :. kllioi. NJ. ID.
Jsme- Bach. II. u. Z Col0urn, II. D.. NJ. q }
TewksburN NJ. u, \. u. French. Al. u, Josiah
CROSBY. VI. u \. q. Gale.N H., Jane A. Gresg
ND
Those who have fAIl'd 20 be ben' nIsd oy olher
S.rsSparil a. .hsuid not u to make single trial
OF ihi. Hood PuttN iag and Lite lDvigor.iiog
Ompound Cf SHAKER >ArsapaTila, p-ndeiion,
yellow DOck. Maudfake. Y ack C"h sh, Garget.
Italian %. mp snd The Berries Of Jsnlper aud Lu
brh G. nbiuei with lodi is VI Potassium made
%, The so".sty.
pryyAr, 4 ey tbe Canterbury Socie;y uf skcrs,
Shaker Niltsge, y ~ sui signe.t sy rho. Cor
bet lts lpv-ntor sold ,ye,V~h-rs. Inquire Tor
Coib-tt'~ shaker Sar-al.artls-
SIS Enclose sissap fAT shaker Manual
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

Z A soul only needs to see smile in white
cmpe bonnet in order to enter the palace Of
drcap.s. i - .si l-g 3 Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

From woman's side we derive our in
tellectual faculties from the mans we de-
rive our moral. - ... ,,i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

The purcst invigorant and stimulant mot
an ntoxicant) i Malt Bitters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
LYDIA E. PINKHAMS
Vegetable Compound,
TIE POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

This preptrz.ion. ~ l.. name synines, consists
Of Vegetable proprrtir, that are harmless 70 the
mos, delicate iayAlid. Upon one trial the merits
Of mi. Compound viii b. recognized. n reiefu
Immediate; and vhra its Use 10 continued. N
nlhety.L!u. c4srs Ia a LgndTed. positive and
peTmanrut cafe Is effected, ~ thousands VII
testify. On account ofits proven merits, u u W
d.y reco,rrenicl and prescribed by the best
phVsiciAns "a the country.
/, will cure entirely the vors; form Of falling
Of the uterus, l.eucorrh,ea. Irregular and Pain
fll Menstru tiioa, all u, ariAn Troubles lnfam-
mriIr and liberation, Floodines. all Displace-
raents and the consequent spinal weakness, and
ia especially adapted 20 the Change OF Life. IL
viii thas0lTs and cIpel tumoTs from the uterus
in an cariy stage Of dev eiopmen;. The tenden-
ey 20 Cascerous II Hltaors thsge = checked very
speedily by its use.
In fact. il has proved 20 be the greatest and best
remedy that has ever been discovered. IL per-
upeAtes every portion Of the system, and gives
nsy liz and Vigor II removes kintness, hatu-
leney, destroys III craving for s;lmulants, and
rslieves weakness Of the stomach.
Ii eur-s Bloatin1, Headache-, Nervous Pros
trss,oa Grneral D~hi AtV, sle-plessness, Depres-
slop and Indiges;ioR. That feeling OF bearing
down. causing pain, weight aud bsckache, 10
alxsys permanently cared by is use. IL will,
M ali timss and under ali circumstance. act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female
For Kidney Complaints OF either SCI this Com
pound 10 uls9Ipassed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

Another deiauitcr. this time New .Icr-
sey organi>t. Not strange that an organ
1T should finger the notes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
vegetable COMPOUND

L. prepsred a, rs and 235 Western Avenue,
iyun. NAs. Price sLce. SIX bottles for $500.
Sen, by mail ia she form Of hls, also IN the form
Of Lozenges, on receipt VI pFiee. slVo' per oox'
for either.
Mrs PINKuAM freely answers al letters OF
inquiry. send for pamphlet. Mention this paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-31

Copper trimmings and iringes are
used on some bull nantes, and copper
is mixed with The cream eolored goods
hat sometimes trims black gowns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON ,I,,

y ~
The fHvnritr palace steamers
MASSACUTSETT AND RHODE ISLAND
nlIy Sundays excepted Pier ~ North iver foot oi
.
I,nrr TIrs,pgers arTiyu ~ Boston AT H. N o. 80, .
uCErtH secured ~ Nos .h, ""i - Gnu
90 dWty au Metropolitan aun flith AN''o liu's,
- l,rL AM M. v a.IlnNOuEt BruOsNn. llVbcto hLc
,''s III ,,fiuc,pnI h0tr.s sl ticket Offices, and nj
.cs at Wr.cot rxpr.ss Con- g-ny Freight taken al 10"
a.. az si.,,tys D.S. DABCOCK,
1" " - i, Amt president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoKx, Tuesday, April 81, 1890.
The following sales we're heid aC 'io IA
.Nance selesroom to-day
eh"ie BIZ bernard SnryfS -. e.,A
4o brown sSSls SSesG iC T 2sxi66 F.
MS 0O"0O' BS richard y Aernsn ,.,, ,,o,
dS s 10 S SEso s'S ~ soo
land aS SG i. 800 P p 2dave
Jones ave cor Of G4tGst 255xioO; W. E. 1880
,O1 adivs i0O5 II 64ids s7l1lco12L4r 1850
plot Of AVeB cor OF sltnst 1880
B i JS%e: Of East goo XXX
pc Guiding Esst River n14T1Se1loo ao $500
story brown stone sTea9S Ss w18 o lot i5xi5 Ys
dOrO MOrei0n' BS VIA: KsaasiG
s.ory house with lot rs sIS3nsti,w g. l2' $500
story house with lot No sS cR1thha asps $1,000
T Ss IL S 1880
similar h0ase wn lot e S 40 TO ,rPecnlaT ASbrosS
similar house with lot ~ N Si SS2 n DcdS S275
80 T. OF hroomes' eacn io $50 $4,000
,SstSns each s5x3O0; Iohn WcnaeI'-''' l24oO
Hot q RrooInc 50 II of crO'Oy,'t' lot $4,000
sS1i22 Po'A'PP e. 4. H. Waii;5 SON
astor BRICK Win oi SO Z nta 3gt'' g. $1,000
ia7Shst OF Manson leach lot 2oK9yli oo5o
2s ssSF fRoe house With rg ad Mf9i son
e cor OF l9Sthst, plot Of land eJilxeoi' t $50
6 5So H e I" q McnrOcavo oath ,o,o
SsC st. 300 ft MndsOnave each 900
tOis On @OT1is cor of Naa'onave e4eh sDn $500
sane 100 it Of Moafoeayc each % ooo
xl25; same bayer .......'''''' '''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
DOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Ladme
NORWICH LINE 10 BOSTON.-FARE ONE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Tainh YORK COTtandL streets
Ferries, IA follows:
UarfihbulK TsbIrg, tio Wrat aud South with Pullman
Palace or, att ChpN, q. H., ana $40 o. H. dillg
WIiamsrOrt, Lick Haven, a. H., SU m; OrIy and Eric
$40 Connecting 81 CORY Tor IltisFlc, Petroleum
Centre aad the OIL lterUn~.
Warrington and the 0rih Limited Wnhin sna
Expfc.s Pullman Tarlnr cara dlv rsr'u .ly. 10
a. ~; arrive Washington Al D. H. Regular at 4:SU and
a. m: Ia aud 10 -. ~. SuE'Iv, 20 n.tI.
Express Philadelphia. l:"n 49, $50, 90 idmi
II a. l. $50 l. 4:iO o. - I.'i SjO Huu j." y 10:
AHd u niglI, SUNDAY $50 ana ~ D. g. $50 S'fb ANA
10 u. H.. m IL Higl'.
PiiACglia VIA G'HdtIi IO 2. IN. ana T. 10,
except SUNDAY.
at Jersey city aOrdng speedy aud direct transfer for
Brook IN travel. 49,. ,..-. ,.,,~ ., ,,- - ,o....
i'iIy 4 q H. M t:},, daily except Molda,. Tlom
WASHINGTON Baltimore. 600 an . .'o, $50, 1910 p.
va 1910 i:8U a. nj , $3.50, 1;3h 4:5D. G.3o and
LII NOuunN, { % ma
en- G.I0 z 1910, 1880 q NJ, $50. 1910 y. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
ITO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
IL TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY: 3
DEPOIS IN PHILADELPHIA, = IN NEW.l DIRK
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENI, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONsI5IENE
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on IND AFTER APRIL ~. 1890
Express Trains leave NeWYork VIA DesbrOscs aad Corandt
SIreots Ferries, o. follows
400 7SU $780, go Llmited IL o. M, $780, 4. $40, o.
1880, $3.50 aud 10 M and IL night sundays, 43O aud
a. H.. o, u, 1880 $3.50 and 10 p. IN, and IL night .
Express Trains leave NeWYOrk daily except Sunday ny
1880 a. m and ~, running through via Trenton anu
Boats OF tho Brooklyn Annex" connect with ali through
for Brooklyn travel 800 .
Returning trains West Philadelphia 1901, 800 3i3
n S:5 $780, and IL m (Limited Express l:B0 p. M
LA6; y T. $3.50 and 1888 IA. Daily eNeeg; Monday asp
a. M ON Sunday. 1901, 800 34b, 4:2b. g. s:3Oa. M g.
5.95 q. Leave Philadelphia Camden, m and
500 .. N. daily, except sunday.
Ticket Oces b26 aud ga Broadway Aston House and
foot OF DesDrOsses ana C0randtBts COurtst and rook
n Annex Depot foot OF Fniton5, BrOOkyn nos ia llo
and ll8 HudBOna HOboEen Depot jersey CITY, EmgrhnI
Ticket Office, Battery. place. , -,
The NeWYOFk Transfer Company VIII call Tor anu oneOk
has O hotels and residences.
THANK THOMSON l. r FAEMEh,
General Manager General Passenger AEant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
uNIE ERIE MIDWAY.

TI1IE ERIE RAILWAY, .,,, up,o Avn
I now known us the NEW-NORk, - ~ EltlE Al u
a. psTI.ilN RAILROAD Arrangement of trains, taxing
en- a. ~, Cm,nnaIi aud C.,ago pay LXIrtsA Drawing
tb.lly), 81 Louis EXPRESS III llg ~ huHdO
3 H. cinrtinR with fsl trains to tho west ana
Wet PulHnnB best DTtWng'rooh sleeping eOaohe' 70
b5TH I1 day) Pacific Express for the we't. Sleeping
Coaches tlIOuG BunAiU NmEarn FAILS ,lIclnnlu ana
H'AU UJlc DuuE cars 70 Chicago
n m Intp,lnf liain for thr West
TIuus leave hhluPei@ iIV'l btp,'t'
Nrwaik. C:ij Nin 1880 NJ 3lu 4;,V; 'I n1nSs g.. 4
o. M. and T. midnight saturday nights ohy "u"''' '
D. IN, I ~ and Passac g. 7:5O II. 1920 M uho 1879
n IN trains stops NJ Rutherford PAX only on Snndysl -
m.dnigt Sundays T. $780, l0:2J a. Iu l;i0 OoO y Ill., anu
u mamGi Gi3 1850. $40 10 1920 ll:SO H. M Il noon.
ii a 4. 10 5O AGO iAp, 5, $40, b;2O 1;3u Glu tl =
$50 ., 10 p AND mdnEh SUNNI aIntS D. o''o 0A''
i026 m ij, G3C NJ "ni !? mHlSn !io d. m II
Midnight Sunday o. $780, lO;2o IL N Iito' o'o" r. N "
II yV5u .ln,i 7.5O n m $3.50 y. m .n
Ncwburg aud Cornwall 75O. D. m SoV' a'oO y i"' gun
u1{ sp5 SH d" and nd Kingston $3.50 p M Sundays S;3O
@asb,p 75o o 1920 a. M 9SO $50. 4:3O. p san.
dovs 81 $3.50 1910 a. m, ESQ, 4, ln. % ,oo S,n
NiJeiOWn 1850 o. lO;2U 800 4SO p; IN on a.,
tS, c04neet with and Oswego Midland kahfoad
leave 23d ~. quarter OF anu iIE ~
boar from 5:46 10 's5 p M ana ~ a. and
Tfckets for passage anu i0r npaI M To- RE ehectinS
sieening be obtained ana ORDERS IOr
ana transfer Of baggage may 90 s ~ No 1orts BROOK
tvD or M the Company's DepOts ,rvv ,yor,- az 7a6 a
M trains from the West arrive IN Ne"'f orA ~ s0
m 1913 a JSo 1c e. RBBoTr, GOnl Passr Agt NowYOr
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
mana leave for EnRleWOOd COster PlermOnb ana Nyhoh
T. $50 $3.50 l. 43O, bSn g io SSo 1I;SX p MI
snnGgys O. IN. and $50 ~. Inc ll!SO D. H. Tram VIII
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