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4EIIlTE STAR LINE.

XE'IIITE STAR LINE.
w INIrLD oIAIEo I'D ROYAL NAL STEAMERS
FOU OF r.%~I rows ANU LIN ERfOtll"
NOTICE r steamers ~ nj, Like take r Lane li"lio.
rccontc b. i Maury, L. :. ~ GA poii the "ut '4d
ana HON, ward VOYAGES
GERIA SIC, Caut. kcun'dr. Sliudag Jan. - p N.
CELTIC Cap. t,.c lrl hu tnd'' Jan - h.
ABAIATIC. APT. Jruhines fdtIrdi' an ~'. 90 r. h-
EItIA.NI I'-irl....Satu day, IrhTuttN OBJ. lt ~
FROM TILE WHITE STA; DOCK. FOOT OF " EoP
! Iu-,H .., -. ...
Il,-p are unf AMI du,urps5' IN di
poutmens ~a.o"n. ~tIi"r0oms, smoking ana BaiI-
are vince M hnlso AMI W't"h arc
felt u drgrrc0f comfort htlrito uh''lAlh'''
- ......
EN rs ~aloou a. Oanf Sluo Return tickets on iavor-
ab Terms oicrrsc from the Old iunu SO From New
lork, So .t-
TDrse siramr:5c ry ncl;lrr attic sheep ~. PIGS; 49,,
For .,ctI0n other INFORM pn Apply al the
Conlmn, . Offices. soy BohiwAy. Sew oK .,
&. f. BARTLETT q o.. Agents. Boston
AZ B.. il Agents III, .rlihli
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FESTIVITIES IN FOURTEENTH STREET.

The second annual ball of the Taxpayers As
ISOLATION took place Wednesday evening at Fetreros AS
smpy Rooms in FOurteenthst The hall was decorated
si'h nags and with the Illuminated motto of the AS
ISOLATION About $500 people were present The ball
va not begin until after 10 O'clock aud the festye 90
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steamuoats auo Railroads
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
"a FALL RIVER LINE.
- ~ BOSION. FOR SPECIAL LIMITED T1CKErG-
corresponding reduction to al East ru points MAGNIFICENT
steamers NEN OK. and OLD OF Y Daily SUNDAYS ain
cndeirom Pier y " r. foot ~ DGrlv-sar $3.50 pm. Leave
ITpoNyn p m. jersey city. 40 vie Annex boats
ne els StaeroOms &c. be obtained all principal
hotels md Ticket Offices, TIE Pier and bOirj
steamers.
GEO. l.. CCNNOR. BORDEN q LOWELL
Genera Passenger Agent. Agents.
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T'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NV MNk- LAkE E..lE AND MEnlENN Rail

NEM-NOKk, LAKE EiIE AND WEoI EIsN KALI
AanANcrME>I TEAMS TAXING EEFEcE xov. IL, loSO
nj ln.inna'i ana tntiSo Duy EAiresS' Drawing
rUUm COACHES Ia Buffalo ana SUSPENSION ridge . So,
q. D M tDIiy l-Fds - Louis Express arriving at bn
southwest PulIlans best Da"lngtOJm sleeping 'oaches
H. m pliy Pacidr Express for the West. sleeping
Co.chea through 70 Bnnao Nagar1 rails Clncnnat and
1.lj y. m - -llnt tIaiu Tor the W, ST
rams 'tA'S 'i.lofie 7eV iT ~, 80 ;lO 73O
D. M - Il II % midnight saturday nghts ony Sundays
HSI6t FORD 75o lG lG29 a. m-ihe 1910
rIan stops at nheriod oniy on un "a, ~ nooj
nin ghL sunGays 600, $50 1920 a. n li'' o;'o p H.
1 Ta2 H. 5 TO- 1879 IA NJ Y nq,H ';'3 81 sn i g
midnight SUNDAYS u, $50 1920 H., l:iJ O:3Op w. and
a.. o. To- $50 =. ana - midnight Saturday nights only
stmiy va zoe 9jr l0O a. m i45 800 300 c:l0 7:l5
and II mingn su'dlys 600 oj' IV:-O IL Ill., lao o1u
p " aux 1nH = 7l56 iO2Oa. M, 4:aOp. N.
NeSglirg ana Cornwall, ~, a IL, 3:30 43Op w. sun
uIt S o aud Kingston, M 3:3Op sundays. $50
msnen g. 100 D. 1920 m, $50, 500 430. 7, 7l5p
sundays o. $50. lC:2O u ~, $50, p m. . -
sundays s:iU lJ2J $50. D. m. The q m ana 450
D. M trains conner w'th New'Iork AMI os"eso Nuil'
hIi ar .TSs 750 D. 1910 a. M 43O o. 7l5 M Sun
N9iEDfoals leave 25ist quarter Of AM quarter after
each nour 545 H. 10 $50 y A. ana al Io4o 4nu il4o
for PASSAGE and for Apartme9t9 IN
chez ki1G ana Nos 20 i6i or SS Boaiwsy ~ e. So
PAM " 4rpok yn or al the Conpany's DepOts. . 49,
IXprtss Trains the Vest arrive IN New'forN at 1s0
anu li'-' So ~ aAlgBoFr Genq Passr ASt NOwYor.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Englewood Closter PlImont and Ny
ack T. $50 900 B. 4, 400 oSV o;tV o:3o nSo IN
Law 36 'misutss later saturday nights. ..o
Nanuet spr,ng Valley aud MOnsey 700, soOA Nj 4''O
PIN JNo n. ABBOTT, General Pass'r Agent, Ncw-YOrk
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honses ano Rooms iuanieo.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
"A YORK ThIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
frsLst. Sfk Si1tave, beL Fortyseyenth aud Forty
eighLh;st&; 3OS West twenty ST. cor EShthaye
ave- F0rty-seyenthsL; at tbs HARLEM OFFICE No.
1OOI and 2S Thiriave one hu ndred and TWEEN
fourthsL (HMlem savings Bank BnlhIng. up 10 az
regular ONCE rates
XLANTED-TwO or three furnished or partly
w Furnished adjoining moderate rent East Side
preferred Address Isl IMMEDIATE, Tribune Once
WANTED--A small, well-furnished house
w between Seth and 5Othsts in that locality TO rent
by family OF three best OF refer
nces given Address Room 1z1. Filth Avenue Hotel CITY.
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BUSINESS Gnanres.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW-
A YORK rlIBUNE WILL re Received AT r, TIE
ersit or SD SixthaYe bet. Forty seventh End Forty.
eghhsts 3,)S West twenty tniId4t cor righthave 10
as EasL Foul taenihs corner UniOn.square, 100 Ihrt'
ave cor Forly seventh.st at tho HAhIM OFFtEhS No.
n0I and , lSl Thtrlaye cor. OD hundred andtwrnty.
fourth St (hariem SAVINGS Bank Buldng up 10 D. m At
regular Office rates
NORTHERN EUROPA commission agent
AT nresent visiting this country wculd DO gAd to enter
INTO relations with export houses good retereces Address
d. C. civ r. y. Box 4 ,725, until January 8, 1851.
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0rdrners.

GOYERNESS.-Would take charge of two
~ children speaks French German aud English hueuLy;
music Addrt 81 L. NJ. - CicmO. t-aNc., Brooklyn.
DINCkNEI'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
AND TEACHERS.
]. supplies schools and families with teachers
z. supplies teachers with positions
3. sells aud rents school prop rites.
Furnishes circulars ami gves information OF the best
schooll Publishes e. ). school ani c0lcgc dir Glory.
r. COTESWORlH PlNCkNEY,
Domestic building.
broadway and llth az. y. Y.
J'EACIlER-A North g. .rman, graduate of
university, p ar experience GERMANY France and
America. desires Ia teach German. French and
mn. C. h@h,tt tfrenceS Adde'S ". \. ., Tribune Up
town Nhcc l23S roadway
IU IOR.-fac graduate experienced tutor,
wishes private pupils. highest reference. Address
YALE, Tribune DHi.c.
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TE'O PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PEN NSNINANIA RAILROAD.

TIlE UNDERSTANDABLE ltVITE AND HIIUNI LIN y
Bi.IMtt.N
NEW-EOI:k AN - PHILADELPHIA.
NINETEEN TRAINS EA'H WAY DAILY. FXCEPT
81 &pAY, TINS r. DEPOIS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
TWO lN NIN-IORk.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MEM, AND tlIE FASTEST TIM ClN-I-fLNl
WITH AB~OLt re SAFETY,
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Biramuoats ano KdllroIos.

EOK BO> TON.-AEW PULLMAN LINE via
80 :3, D. III. week aud lo;.u D. III sundays Uhtr
trains AT and IN. Oct tickets Va Ne" YORK aud
N'"-. H. lan1 H.tiitA1s
NEW-IIAN HARTFORD, &c.-farc, 81.
IN steamers Pcck-sID daily sundays tNccptc lJr
N,M Haven ~ aud ll"U D. III connecting with ioid.
y EW-IORk CEN TRAIL and HUDSON
~ tIN EK BALBOA y commencing December u, 1851
through trains VII leave Grand Central Dtpot
r'' Western aud NOt'cn EHpc'S 10 hochcS''t'
Pait,Juis. ~. Aiuaus ana Muntrtal . ,,...
1870 chicago r. lnG-rOO cars 10 Nhhah
dan koclir't,r ana BunurO .. . ,.,..
lisa q. m Albany Id lrov with connections To Outd
; rat ,ra Glcn's rails ami i'uilind
90 n.. Accommodation 10 Albany aud llJy
GauiL M t. LOUIS xpr,s5 ddy Tth A'cpIns cars for
st Loni, unnin. .rIIgn every day IN the "reA also
sleeping tfs for BuhuO 70 edo AMI Dcrdt dud excepting
sunday night for Mont ri, yli oar 't'-h
luci, Express da,ly WIN sleeping cara Tor
KocIcatcr Buffalo. Cleveland. iol'n c'tht ana hcdSr
$500 D. M, EApTct, with hle'p!IS car Tor AUBURN HOId
stations, aud for NJ ,utrral. 'ii Il. Albih@
1880 D. M Slight EApTss wh sleeping ears 10 Albany
and Troy. u $500
Westroti's fxpr.s Offices Pars place 'iI 80 ana 942
J. NJ IOJt N. t,c odp C. d. MtEhEI ten la'S Agt'
~ r., Hoson Worceser, NASHUA, Portland and tho East
via New Olon sIuamers leave Pier No. Az North River
at I,Op m. iuiy. Sundays excepted
DOCKAWAY BEACll.-Ncw-GO'k Woo l.
Ia haven and ItocAaway Railroad Leave daily except
sunday Hunters Point. 6;lU, 100 A. NJ, +.lO y, IN.
Lave I:ocka~ay $40 a. M. 81 OilU p AT
Sd TO BOSTON,
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Alusiral 5nstruments.

DEATHS ORGANS, 16 Stops. 8 sets Reeds,
ID Sd5 Pianos <l25 up. Cataloenes iree Adifess
DANIEL \. BEATTY, Washington, ~ j.
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NINCINNATI. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS

~ AND TUE Wet
VIA 3ALIIMOEE ANp ,A-IIGNGTON.
Lave Ncw lofa. foot Iib,riN 81
g. M. For Ms~hi' gtou. Cincinnati, Chicago, &C.
pm. Ia Fart line. Through coaches AMI Sleeping
Ell to ,ln,iuis.i Chicago g. LOUIS. ,Cc
1850 TO- No. Iay fr Nasti on. Cincinnati hicag0. &c
Tc,c- Tor ale and baggage checked at DOT Of hoerty-st
y r.. a. X. ot y. j.
JO-fpII HARRIS, il. = BALDWIN,.
General Nlufglr Cen t~Ss A&ht
EOR BRInGt PORT and all points on Nal
ga mol and ITot.liou.c Lli dl-Stc lucrs leave Ca
aiiuc sup Pier 80, IT,. t.) d1lt ~ ii:.O An.
l EUlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
1 pAN<ENGl TRAINS. amt after JuAc !. L77p VIII
d,pnts ~ Corianlt md bro--'sst' al ~ AIR.
p. m ana $50 p. m. for aetpn Bethlehem Allentown
p,3nir, Msuch thuuk. Wittshdi re- ioNauGd, NdVriy'
it., Gru.ya LYON, Buh4o AID TIE West. Pullman =cp'
Ing coaches att 1cilrd 20 $50 p. m. tram ,. -. ali
Ifau4 i.ay.rVst 40 q. ana p H.. Coluoo' '' N'
EV''' al NJ \t:Tp>
CEREAL asicrn Office corner lu an ,orL4a"is T.
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7 I DUII- ~ ~ wv
> ISs dc D.UIN Eui'i amt Hiss KEITH,
I1rich B,-'1,ue ,rl r''r rD,. ir~ rlur> lurt
Ipuu.. p, 90 MalI-,l.tyr..
HAN..r.. IJ. ...i a. d. INHi .'Ji.l-'I
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Miscellaneous.
A competent lady wanted AZ associate and
N partner In suburban school 81 III KBAN.TnDuLo once
4 PPARATUS and FURNI1 URE OF all kinds
~ for schools AGldcmiel Colleges ana Halls send for
catalogue BAkEH PltArr,G GO y - - Bundst y. y
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ByoohInn l]roperln for Sale an0 10 Get.

| ARGE, HANDSOME HOUSE, grounds and
"A sable. Prospect BrOJ, declining
housekeeping VIII sell with 81 without furniture
rutland 4 VIII lING, BE, kIniu -.
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rNlON SQUARE THEATRE.

STA.LACkS., ~. ,...or w.,,,x
Every evening Satar lay Mat'uc, AT 1870.
FORGET Ml-NOf.
the latest LON Don and NkW.NOEK NCE. ESS.
EXTRA MATINEE 90 "IHF q ,%OH'
WEDNESDAY, January II, AZ 1873!
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For YOUNG Laaes-ConntrH.

4 BOARDING SCHOOL of rare advantage:
~ ana cheap rates. Remington seminary Pennington
NV Jcr-c.. Adde'S mos HANLON. H. d.. President
(ORNWALL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL for
~ yOing ladies' Oh the II ~ rOli. y. Y
). ALFRED G. ROE Principal
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
Il 0vu =. s.. lone care, thorough Of sturdy,
rcopcns SEPTEMBER - Miss ". MEICALF. ruuc.ph
HILLSIDE SEMINARY Oirdgcp0rt, Comm,
for you Ir- viii Ith -"pembrr 10. l77n Prep
an1 other cudrc,s "a sprcity ANNE }.
SIO%E, MARIANA Is. SlADk. Mrs. G.. KNOWLES
FITt II.
NJAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE,
Ifl tor Young Ladies'. rdt,hcld Mass. commence Is
and great beauty aud saluDrty Of ocA
ton. IN. Rev G. SPEAIs Principal
MI ISIS ID. Is. Burl's In .ttutc for Young Ladies
Sept Choice o,ato aud beat advantages for 80
Cia mt, lectual culture Pupils receive perrouh care
and instruction. Number received into tbs Lmy limited
Circulars Tree.
For Both Sexes-Countrv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on a
"a farm fourteen miles from Ncw-Nork 81 per wets
board washing, tuition; comforts OF "A country home. rs H.
G. MOEkhIL, ManES,ctt l. l.
BEFORE FIXING on a BOARDING
ID school for child please address Tor circular
THOMAS IANLCN. D. d., J eInington Nc"-Ier'cy.
MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL, $3.50 per
IFA school year wnte Tor circular BOX IL Orange Sd
NIT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
VI MI Ksco. y. young ladies' and children val re-
open sept 10 terms reasonable Miss T. Hyatt PrIcpaL
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, n. Y
IL Both sexes; s225 per year: extras but music
winter session opens Jan. B. ". II. BANNISTEIL AN
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lectures nn0 :ilecilnj5

COOPER UNION free Saturday night ler-
~ lures the people IN the Great Hall at O'Clock say
urlav jan \ the Lecture vii be deiv cred ny Pfoi n y
Heath NJ D. of the Academy OF Comparative Medcb' Ann
surgery New iorS city subject roo en-, ~ Ir .uer
Union at d. Van Nostrands book store, - MuiS ''
Sccrct.Iy.
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i clcuhIs adIT1H' %. u MI'IT'TII y w. TTT0''IF'
DENNSYLNANIN MILITARY ACADEMY.
L Chester Penn civil Euoincrune. Chemistry. tdsscA
Eugn-i. Degrees coIfcfI,d. to"ne lhLO- HfAIl Pies
GONE GOOD BOYS VIII DC received now, To
- DE- vel cared Tor AND Thoroughly educated. ~ pleasant
m'ortabl, home NIlllu>' Mas. ni tr' rcucts
Address Tie Rev. J, ~ BAClIFIbpl
al ~.
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q.
Limited lg"Tc1t o: the iDiuiitOlo
SAILS IHN'S TUCl' 8AD OER~.
SAL-Bi RY'S TRpCBADOCK-.
Who will appear every ycIGg ia their auchabc AMI must
"a -Yd..anLa entitled
THE BOOK. TN BROOK,
tiit BROOK THE BROOK
MArIN ~, MI,nNESDAYs NNn sATUKDANs..
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Rev. !. coLii.-. N. rur,po'


w A bows lanlv hpafduv e,&oI. loo A;i"1 Do VIM.
,st IN AtwJcIsey. morough prep rton FOR col" go o5
sCcutnc school boys riunI T. Ike tL"T rtudr-. carer
tuilctvlsion ~ ctrh pupil Adirr,4 thc PrncpI' \ IL
SiOONt. Moif.fONIL 81.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-06
KILLED-BUT THE DEVLLISH
THING WON'CSrAY " KILLED.

KILLED-BUT THE DEVILISH
THING WONrSrAY " KILLED.
The democratic party was killed
when John Adams beat Jefferson,
in l797.
1t was killed in 1924, when An
drew Jackson was defeated by tho
coalition between the friends of John
Quincy Adams and Henry Clay.
1t was killed in 1S4O by the "hard
cider campaign" OF General uarri-
son.
1t was killed by the election of
Lincoln, in 1864.
1t was killed by the election of
Grant, in 1868.
1t was killed every dead" by the
reelection Of Grant, in 1872.
1t was killed by the counting
OUT process, in 1875.
1t was killed by the "counting in"
process, in 1880.
1t had a popular majority in the
South, and within a small fraction
OF popular majority in the North
and West, in the election Of 1850.
1t numbers over three millions of
voters in the North and West, and
nearly million in the South.
Its members cannot be bought or
intimidateJ. Their faith is founded
upon the eternal principles ofjustlcc,
liberty and equality.
Long live the democratic party,
Monmouth, N J. Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-06
THE ST. l. o us
ELEVSTGATED EEOEsNEI'

The Lcaling Pictorial Paper of the
West. Devoted to Humor, Literature,
News and Miscellany.
A SIXTEEN PAGE PAPER,
with spleudid dOubls page and two sin
gle page pictures, and other smaller car.
toons, printed in three colors.
TERMS, S400 PER YEAR.
All postmasters are agents for the lloR-
NET, and will be allowed commissions,
One paper free to every club of ten. Send
money by registered letter, postotbce order
or draft Agents, with rofprcnoes, wanted.
Address A. B. CUNNINGHAM,
706 Pine St., st. Louis. Mo.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-06
THE BOTTOM OUT.
Williams { Motc2.f
HAVE KNOCKED THE
BOTTOM
Out Of High PIiceS'
And Gone Clear Through
10 The Lime Of
QUICK SALES
SMALL PROFITS,
On everything in the line of
GENERAL
EgERCEgANDISE.
MERCHANDISE,
AT EVENING SHADE, ARK.

Come and examine our mammoth fall
and winter stock Of goods, selected with
care by US in person, and at the lowest cash
prices, the advantage of which we pro-
pose to give to our customers; therefore,
YOU will save time and money by calling
on MS when you need anythingi in our line.
We are grateful to our patrons for past
favors, and will endeavor to merit a con
tinuaton of the same. Come and see us.
WILLIAMS & METCALF.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-06
W EEKLY G. AZE T 7 E.
TsrrnSs

-. 81 LJ.AfS
One copy, six months, 81 90
per month. less than six months, %
One copy, one year, 81
Five copies, one year, 7 90
Ten copies, one year, Il 80
d ALL Y G A ZE T T E.
One copy, one year. $40 90
One copy, six months, 500
For less period, per month, | 90
Payable iRCaiably in ddraRce.
Address DEAN ADAMS,
Little Rock Ark
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In Good SOiffts.

+. Walker, Cleveland, O., writes: "FOr the
last twelve months have suffered with lum-
bago and general debility. 1 commenced tax
ago, and now have great pleasure in stating
that have recovered my appetite, my COM
pie xiOn has grown ruddy, and l feel better
altogether" Price 81. For sale Mt II. u. COcli-
rams drug store, l37 North Queen street, Ian
caster,
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Gently Does 1t.

Eugene Cross, Swan street, Buffalo. writes:
:" have used Spring Blossom for dyspepsia
and indigestion, and have found it to act adj
miraby rs a gentle apcrient and blood puri-
tcr. IcOnsider it unequalcd you are 1T lib
erty to use my name as reference Price.
81 cents. FO: sale ut II. Il. Cochran's drug
store, Isl North Queen street, Lancaster.
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Its 4 cfinn is Sure and SaEe

The celebrated remedy ki.lncv-WOrt can
now be obtained in the usual dry vegetable
form. Or in liquid form. 1t is put IN the latter
way for the especial convenience OF those who
cannot readily prepare il. 1t will be found
very concentrated and will act with equal eff
cheney in either case. BE sure and read the
new Il advertisement for p:irticul:rs.- South and
WeSt. d5-lwd&w
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A Marvellous cure

For all bodily ailments, arising from i,npurity
OF blood. II torpid liver, irregularty of the
bowels. indigestion, constipation, Or disorder
Ell kidneys. is warranted in Il free Use OF Bur-
dock Blood Bittcrs. Price 81. For sale at II.
B. Cochr-,n's drug store, l37 North Queen st +,
Lancaster.
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rRAVELERY GUIDE,

(rOLUMBIA AND PORT DEPOSIT n. X
~ Trains now run regularly on the Columbia
time:
srAroxs-NoRTH- Express. Express.I Accom-.
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of the Nativity has been often described,
and the church above it, Every object
and person here and hereabOuts has been
the special object of gifted pens and i'm
passiOned cloquance. Make a catalogue
simply Of the names and each name will
be set to music like a psalm. The anoint
ing of David by Samuel; the family of
Jesse and their cxploits-Joab, Abishai,
and Asahcl; "the city of David,'' as
Bethlehem is called, or Rehoboam's S strong
hold, the habitatiOn of Chimham the
story of Joseph coming from Ga!lec out
OF Nazareth in fine, the Incarnation of
the Word here in all its mystery, each ard
all are poem which rcsouHds from the
simple cave in Bethlehem, with 4 sweeter
and louder chorus than that Of the Hellenic
epos of the blind old man of that Sco
whose shaken rocks we left but forth. hit
since.
Let us enter this place Of the Nativity.
1t has been honored, as we'll as fixed, since
the second century. Over it, in the third
century, the mother of Constantine erected
that church which is the oldest in the
world. Some of its columns arc from the
temple. Here IN one corner of the church
We perceive lonely hermit. lie is insane.
lie has been twenty-five years in this
place, drawn, like many others, by the
wi!dness of his vagaries about the un-
known world. He is Chaldean, and it is
said, was sheik of his tribe. Amid the
forty odd pillars of the porch of the
temple, here brought to decorate the
birthplace Of Jesus, this strange man ap
pears. Had he lived in the time Of the
Saviour, and had his faith been then as
now, perhaps the demon of insanity might
have been exercised. But the crypt we
seek. There are two chapels here, leading
to tho place of Christ's birth one is Greek
and the other Armenian. On the north
side thcr, is Catholic convent and church.
From this there are steps to the holy spot
We choose to go by the Latin way. There
arc many reasons why prefer the Latin
way in the Orient. No traveller can fail
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DENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD-NEW
L SCHEDULE-On and after MONDAY
OCTOBER 3lst, lSSl, trains on tho Pennsyl-
vania Railroad will arrive Mt and leave The
Lancaster and Philadelphia ,iepOtsas follows
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MEDICAL.
GTRANGE-YET TRUE.

y
STRANGE, YET TRUE, that after the hun
dretiS OF extraordinary cures wrought by DIR.
GREENE in this city AMI county, Of Con
sumption. Diabetes, Palsy, Fits, Dyspepsia AMI
other diseases, after the patients had (withOut
success tested AllO. and homeopathic physi-
clans. 'Tis very strange that hundreds OF
other persons. more or less afflicted with dis
ease, will not read DIR. Greenes pamphlets, or
call upon him and be cured of their ailments.
Strange that they could be Influenced by jeal-
Gus physicians, or druggists, to keep away
from him. They ought to know that the
major portion Of his patients are from the
ranks OF other nj. DIS, and that II they did not
lie, or throw out some kind OF inuentiOes, they
would lose the balance of their patrons. Mrs.
McCaskey, OF Philadelphia, came under DIR.
- charge through Mr.. Powell, of No. 6 East
Walnut street, almost blind been for years
testing tho Philadelphia Oculists. Oct. y, went
home with good Vision and health. Oct. ~,
VIM. EnsninIer, u blacksmith Of Strisbury,
came In almost q new man, having suffered
for years with Dyspepsia In its worst forms.
He had been under u Nj. DIS before he tested
Omnipathy.
Catarrh cured for 30 cents.
The remedy sent to anyone on receipt OF 80
cents in stamps.
No charge made for examinations. They are
entirely free. Consultations confidential, and
without any charge.
DIR. CHAS. A. GREENE.
146 EAST KING STKEET.
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H. E. SLAYMAKER,
A0INT JOB
Reigart'S Old Wine Store,

Established In 1855,
1MPoErH AID DRALKR IN
FINE OLD BRANDIEs, sHEIRIEs. sUPk
RIOR OLD MADEIRA, Imported IN 1sls,
1877 and 1881 CHAMPAGNES U
EVERY BRAND, SCOTCH ALE
PORTER, BROWN STOUT.
No. 20 EAST KING ST. LANCASTER,F9,
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Which is answered in threewords-Take
FLOP Ht.crs -ETrcgs.
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Bicycle Contest

by amateur riders are some Of the sports
We have every assurance that the exhibi-
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We therefore invite farmers, mechanics,
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