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THE DEFENDANT TO HAVE A CLEw.

Judge Langben, in the Seventh District Civil
Court, rendered yesterday decision in which he held
that in case of suit begun tn penalty a vo-
ltion of city ordnance IL is necessary either serve
complaint with the summons write upon the sum-
mons inc particular offence 10 punish which the suit is
brought 1t has formerly been the practice
pofatoh Attorney To issue simple summons which did
nor gave the supposed offender tho slightest intuiaon
OF the particular ordinance for violating which hc il
sued This information was only impaired To him when
lie ease was called for trial.
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KILLED BY h BAGGAGE-TRUCK.

While number of the employees of tho
pennsylvania Railroad Company was putting some
oagg ge on one of the ferry at the Desbrosses Street
fcrry Thursday one of the shaft poles OF bagcage
truck became unhitched while truck was escentns
the gangpank This caused the truck to swerye 10 ono
sue ana ~ struck Alexander ". Jennings age twenty
eiSht or NO. III Warrenst. Jersey City Oh the he al
ana fractured the base OF his skull. An ambulance Was
called and when 1t had arrived Che man was dcsd The
body was taken 10 the Leonard Street Police Station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
SUICIDE or AN UNKNoWN GERnAN

Patrolman Lake, of the Twelfth Precinct.
Thursday night found Germrn' about forty-flve
years DID, lying insensible at Firth-ave and
One-hundred-and twentieth at. He summoned an
ambulance, but the German dlod in tho
meantime. The pockets OF tine dead man were
searched but nothing found to establish his inde
tty In OF the pockets IL paper which had heen
folded up ana had contained powder. The paper was
marked poison The German short and stout. Ie
was dressed IN bne coat black wastcoat trousers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
OVERCOME BY ATR0pra

DR.. Raymond, The first assistant surreon IN
Bellevue Hospital, who boards at No 7s St Mart,snlace
was suffering from attack of ga last night and
to quiet the pain he injected into his arm quantity of
atropia Some time afterward he was found nv bis
'iAonuS III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES state. The police were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
COST OF MIL SERVICE REDUCED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Second Assistant
Postmaster-Genera Elmer reports n net reduction in
star route ana steamboat mail service for the month s
August amounting 9s 1897 and that the total o,nonnt
to $li79779. ~ --"A'" "uouht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
STRIKE or WoRKafEY AT THE PIERS

About seventy-fve men employed by the
Central Railroad OF Hew-Jersey piers l2 and
IL North River struck yesterday for advance In
wages OF 10 cents hour. The have been receiy
ing 10 cents an hour The rafusad hv Gem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
MISSING FOR TWO MONTHS.

PoRT JERvIs, Sept. 2.-Joseph Roberts, age
fifteen, left his home III Walden " on July l. to Wait
relatives &C Newburg. lie has been heard from
since. and his parants arc greatly alarmed.
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NOAH s. LEEDs.

RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. 2.-Noah s. Leeds,
the rose propagator found dead in his bod this
morning. He had tho largest gardens In America
Ills disease was aggravated BY hay tevex.
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GUsrAvE RICHTER.

LONDON, Sept. 2.-The death is announced
OF Gustaye Richter, the German painter and professor
Va the eriiD Academy OF Art lie had Just attained hls
kity-eighth year
Haehter. Who was born at Berlin IA 1922, has been
known to the art world for upward thirty years Hts
best works have been portraits and Oriental scenes
latter being admired fer the beautiful coorng and care
tnl modelling which they Displayed. He received q
grand medal ia 1864 nc Berlin and sent portrait Of
George Bancroft 10 the Centennial Exhibition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
Eouses auo Rooms tuausea.
BroOhlnn l]ropsrtp SOr Sale anS 60 Get
Gnctiou Sales Of Real gstaie.
IT A. HUBBARD,

AUCTIONEFR
Executors sale at Pubic without
premise, -Irfs fII-R u . .'rior-
70 scitio Estate AikAft r. Geeaae I'll
fnl Iss.i fines location GrccnNfchave tii.r,.1
Conn., thlce minutes walk trom Greenwich depot and. II
Mae lo2tihE and Fishing one hour from -2e-si siv,a
"oith Fo"is mansion. carriage house D. acre hlsh
teaGuiu land e.anty arranged lawns. excellent gaoia
Ntt aud stately SHADES unusual opportsltF secae
country seat n Ano order positive rain ~ slime. 20
~ eeHt Oh ia! "a sale, ~ per cent f-
NATION aiPiy 10 ISAAC PHILLIP. LEcCuta D. Thefg.
81, New- i0rk. CHARLES CAMERON ,srs. ~ % ~
AucuoneeT, stamford, COan
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WELL BRoUGIT UP.--(Scene, Bow Street J.
Old Gent ito boy who told hin all about i"You seem
sharp lad. Where you brought up Sharp Lad
Sc brought up the Old Bailey last hui I've been
brought up here lots o. times before it shut up
itun
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74th st. 33l u Of 2dave 25xls'2 p John Living.
ard wife - Catherine irgill.- .-...--. AZ a.
7th-si, No ls William tnge TO Kate BcltY' I'm
Aexander-ave. cor Of 5tl-st lG2l0Oi Brown 10"
57s ,Ss' q s i ga
sstis 100 Il Of Iiih.ave, 25x9s9 VI y Mar roe
sstst 80 = i4sl Il " Of istaTc, 3 ssisi L78
lissbaa, = 5s, 81 ae " g.: l5R
aD Sp M to MOL a sa so' Eooc
1lil a%s sgSis %os go 1875 io an, 40 > <Oc
sa ye no 20 49, s9 este en-, H s CO $500
III arosn and az rasl r. a. - zoos
John - Deane and vito "a Am II Jenny. - han
Aver lot i47; Minnie Braeuder aud husband 10 II Nv
lotlst s. 1894 +. Of ioth-ave, 25xa2: Csre, Ssot
,fodpf an ,a1 70 B ses as Malses l. sooa
and others n + Mead
LudloV-sf. Of HesterS;: 2lI0x OF: kuras -0S
tus Boci5s. executor and another Il Rachel Am.
Ludioa- a. a - cor Of HesteTSt u lo-i5o 49,. @o<
Herman and wife and another 70 REACHED ARA
Ildop.sf n W coz Of Ilesters -,;ofi Azf
ss@s f.s@s% l59iss 4se,ss 70 s. 4 hss e
same property N-Jfth paris Charles Sbephari
Ludow-st. cor o. Hesierst q Ioxj 90: John c %.
shepherd 81 al o Rac hil AZ lson-sparf. ... aoos
Same prJpertyi Peter Virgins, trustee, TO Rachel
122ds COZ OF New ave IS 5xio0 John II Dea1e ''''
ana wife 70 rhO,as lFseey -. 1900
De.ne and yife s. % Thomas Freacy Iloo9
,o Dean 6; and ~ yfs sI g Thomas p 7 Tsaey sss4
c.. al 70 Joseph co.i'ey 1853
block James IL Fray Teiorce, 20 HaDtn Marble
SD ST. lot 80 6s. 2sSi 65 Thomas MccahI and 20
Wie 10 John ii taNanagh- 1900
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Sept 2 les,
The following was the only sale held AZ n.
Exchange Salesroom to-day:
REcoROED RsAl ssrArg rRANsFHRx
By Richard v H1rnsn
A L interest I'm plot 81 land n 57th-st II
IL n of 6thaye o9.yNl005i James Seligman. s9a "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

eral Freight Agent Moore who said that the men had
struck without any warning, and that the company
would repace then with other lab0rcrs in cOasequGnDe
Violence had boon threatened by hs srikors to those
who went to work in their bacas but no disturbance
reported to the police last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
Gonuirp iJropcrtp for Sale auo 90 EcI


4 SMALL PLACE FOR SALE in Dutcbcg
- County on +. II. and r. and y n ana a. Raroais &
~ rooms nearly new good barn. stable and other outuL
,,nsSi go9nas acres ~ gss aiG grlen well stocked
aayes Desirable tor poraaaont home riie1,e
poaiueFs- Address w. Ora = DELL Attleoury. y. Y
4 J ORANGE, n. J. neighborhood snocialtv)
tropcy Tor al 81 rent. 40 vi-etos crea barcAaL
EDWARD p tiAAiLIoN . PlnosL, :. Y.
E'QR RENT, Mt Monmouth Beach Centre
two non,,s rsssessiop Se sl' ,Sii TOO Y q
Box 4,5e7, \. y. oiacs i'' '-''' 'i'i' '-'0'H
nor SALE or EACHANGF.-A desirable
residence Win modern improvements garden win m iS
fg se e. cS5leEe hoase within one honr Of CIV IIa.
cash Address HOUSE, Tribune once.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGED very Good
49, ~. "a. o.. al EN- la asulttne u onll ~
.lia, 10y property lh esf Jersey city, lew York
ark, Nj.
ORANGE. y. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
- SEATS olet AM or sie fnraslcl AM nafIrlslsL
hiAN LII * SA III opp main station, oranga n.
GMALL FRUIT FARM FOR SALE.-On ac-
- count OF ace and falling health she subscribe
s&ic her iarn IA te iopu %. Forcuc D. miles
o. laTaenioWa. eleven south %. Trenton and no
York. Tho contains 81 s. good -d -
~ theo state sii sandy oan VIA ight clay sUiso- "a
toi, which n years AGO 90 cherry
trees ana twenty ounce trees last lust COMM INTO
betn There = also - acre n asparagus 5aes.
N berries AMI in grapes: several acrts
lel .celaneoas cropi1e The fiuit IS al ilc coea
he uaoe To IN interest $4,000 1hs budiass consist
taores wen OF pune water sop coa h brs
Naonhouse ana large and nearly henneIy ncos 4
lawn m front on which there shade tros shruber
sl ana grape arber 100 oet long For reasons siasI
SUSAN ?. kEDFIELB Burlington y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

The elevators capacity ia shown to he more than
Double what they nov have stored in them, aud is as
York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad. Jersey >ity
l1oOOOO bushels; Pennsylvania Railroad, Jersey CITY
OooOUO bushels; D0Ws Elevators Brooklyn 2,50O, 900
bushels; Hazeltine II Annans Elevators Brooklyn
25O0oO0 hushels; Grim Warehousing Assocation
irooslYn COCO 900 bushels RohmSon's stores Erie B
5000 bushps Pintos Stores BROOKLYN 900
bushels; Woodruff and McIeaus stores BROOKLYN
100000 bushela other elevators In New-York and
Brooklyn, 100000 bushels
BALrMoRE, Sept 2.-At the close Of Change to-day
meeting OF the members OF the Corn and Flour Exchange
was held to protest against the proposed increase of
storage rates in the Canton Elevators \ committee OF
seven appointed to confer with the authorities the
Nor'hern Central Railway and the Baltimore Elevator
Wilkins, General Agent OF the Northern Central Rail
roai, ana tDe committee was held, when 1t stated
on beh oi the railroad company that order could
nos possible he reScndcd. IL shown that every
station on the Northern Central Rarold for thirty miles
out OF the CITY and Mt other points along the road where
there side tracks and switched loaded
collected waiting until they get into the city. Tho
comi@ny's tracks and yards at Canton " well the
elevators are MED 10 their utmost capacity and mach of
the grain already hand il suffering from o
proper handling storage. The railroad company
further claimed that the grain is being held beyond all
precedent for specializing purposes and must be
removed or the extra storage charge will he
inflicted. The conference adjourned until to-mor-
situation grow any tomorrow panic the
kct here is feared
AS evidence OF the damagin effect which the pro-
posed rsc IN the rates OF storage would cause to rho
trade in Bal more, telegram read Change this
morning from Western shipper, announcing that OF
100000 bushels oi wheat the way To this market
the destination OF 10000 bushels had been altered
e oi Tie rominont grain fus here threatening to
tne frequent occurrences OF these b0chades
OF insufficient elevator facilities.
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NOT RESPONSIBLE roR rms DYNAMITE

summoned and they removed Dr. Raymond TO Bellevue
H0spital II was said last nig that he would recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
OBITUARY..
HENDRICK BRADLEY WRIGHT.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Sept. o. Iendrick
Bradley Wright died at 11:3O O'Clock this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

,tolrEinte Reforr,ed Dutch Church. 5th.ave corner
4SthSt-lhe Rev. EDWARD cor. viii r,roocb -
muui1u in The 49, ~ ''+' ~ ~ N'"i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03


The liabilities include $iSOGf6 - due TO tAc New
York Elevated Railroad Company, and $57S 242 80 due
TO the metropolitan Elevated i4iiroad Company There
are also chains ~ litigation amounting Ia 997S67l "a.
OF winch TJO3l1o arc Tor alleged damage 80 prop
eTty, S250O00 for alleged infringement; pa ant. Sj76D
Tor breach OF contract ana l2O956 "a for personal
ipl'es, assault, detention, etc.
The amount OF capital stock, Sl3.OOOOO0 Is repre-
set"d in the assets by the cost price OF the leases
amount in STOCK having been divided between the
lesser companies or their stockholders consideration
for the leases. Nomoney was aid account OF the
capital stock.
The report of the consulting engineer s. H. shrevc
gives the result of his CATION Of the con lion
OF the elevated railway struc after close eXunin
ton extending over several months To conilrin this
report the receivers have thought prudent employ
MI Isaac Newton Engineer Of Public Works, Ne York
Clty, ana his report confirming that OF Mr. Shrcye
herewith The Work which these call
about $l75C0O. and receivers respectfully ass Tor
authority TO make this expenditure. Notwithstanding
the necessity % these repairs the report OF the consult
ing engineer concludes follows:
AS the general result OF NY Investigations, extending
over space OF some months ana from kuOWte!c8
inc structures when they nes-
ure 20 he able to say in concluding i5 report that they
arc III better condition to-day ANA acr tIan when FIRST
operated There signs deterioration the iron
or indications that their lie to be by amy means short
one"
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COLLEGIATE Reformed Dutch Church, Lafayetteplacc,
corner sast sti-.f.. BrOadwaY-The Holm y
IAIlilS OF Kingston will preach SABBATH AN inst
al II a. m No afternoon services. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

COLLEGIATE Reformed Dutch Church Fthave. cor 2oth
ST lev WI LIAM W. Stlter Leland nil
preach on SABBATH, Attn inst services at il a. M Sns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

ORANGE. y. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
- SEATS tolct ana or sie fnrnislcl All nafariIslsL
BLACKWELL g. SMITH, opp. main station. O-anya -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

bgise dI saint Esprit. 20 rcou vcr
ln &c tte lglse ahta lieu .em2, L. Septerahra On ro
i'ttos IN matn Sujet DIN Snciaiisule ge,
telni"Inn.' lie Rev. A. V. WHENEVER, Re etelr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

i IN SAl-L Oh EAtHANGE.-A very GOOD
= farm Of 10 acres IN nesrt County, Nv Jersey VITA
Crops ANA stock Aa a. ali and ina asundsnra Aonl x
change Tor property in either Ncsvag Jersey CITY Vrk
or bIooiyR lngligc OF L. Z. SMITH, s3J raal-st New
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT,

TIoR RENT-TWo DESIRABLE ROOMS
r .xith OF without beard Inquire q 2Ap SaSP'
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QUERIEs ASD ASsWERs.

From Scientific American,
How can cellRrs without drains be ee-
mented 90 as to exclude water and moist
ure? A. Put down tyo.inch bed of con-
crete with cement and cement over this
for the floor.
Harriet and Emily" ask Il it is a scien-
tifc and philosophical fact and truth that
an ice boat can possibly move faster than
the wind. A. On good ice q well made
ice boat will move faster than the wind. A
wind having velocity Of fifteen miles an
hour will drive an ice boat at the rate Of
forty miles an hour.
E.P. Y. asks Which do the authorities
on such things say Is the proper position
for sleeping, on the right or left side, or on
the back? A. lisoon after eating lie on the
right side; otherwise it Is best to vary the
position occasionally. 1t is not good to lie
habitually in any one position,
W. H. D. asks l, Is il best to leave a
violin in tune after playing, or is 1t best to
Let the strings slack u little after playing
Does il not strain theviolin II tits strung up
always? A, Leave the violin in tune. 2,
Ia there anything that will make hair grow
longer and stouter when there are plenty
Of little roofs? II there is, what Is It and
where could get some Of II? A. Pilocar'
pine Tor the hydrochlorateOl this alkaloid)
when administered by subCutaneeus IN
lection, is said to greatly stimulate the
growth OF hair
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A CouoH, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In
durable lung disease or consumption,
browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balSams,
but act directly on the intlamed parts, alIay'
Ing irritation, give relief In Asthma, Bron'
chitls, Coughs, Catarrh and Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are sub.
lect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Froches have been recommended by physiC-
iuns, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have Of,
staple remedies Of the age. Sold at % cents a
box everywhere. TTLB&W
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RELIGIOUS DRIFT AND DISCUSSION.

The stipend Of Protestant ministers IN
Germany is SO small that they arc Obliged
to raise additional sums by charging fees
for baptisms, and marriages whenever
celebrated ut q private house or with spec
ial ceremony.
London seems to need missionaries as
much as so.called heather lands. Oh its
4.5OO,OOO Of population only 100000 are
repular church goers, and but 10000 are
church members, while so good an author.
ity us the Bishop OF LiLChtield declares tnat
only 2per cent OF the working population
arc ever found in church.
Moncure D. Conway, the well'known
correspondent and magazine writer, Is an
advanced liberal and breaches in london
An American recently returned IRON
Europe, wasasked itheheard Conway. "Oh,
yes,"'he said. "Were there many there p
"0h, no. Only three persons and no
God"
The Reformed Episcopal Church tNs
been in existence eight years, Beginning
with nine clerpymen, including Bishop
Cummins, and 20 laymen, 1t now has Tic
clergymen and about 1000 communicates
II has church property valued at SOl5,OOO
exclusive OF membranes.
The Protestant Episcopal Church Alma
nae for 1882 gives the following statistics
Clergy, 340O; observation-disclosures, 1855
priests, liz; churches consecrated, IS; bap'
tsms $3.50; contributions, q, 9O7i COMMIT
nicants, 1850; marriages, 1850; buriaIs
22,5lO; Sunday School teachers, 2O,5OS
guhUlars, 2S5,j3G contributions, SO,74O,'
Ol3 ~. The gain in clergy for the three
years was o. in COMMITMENTS, 4,lb7.
In a recent discussion in London In q
Presbyterian meeting Oh church accom-
mOdatlOns, one OF the speakers stated he
had lust returned from America, where ht
had woshipud in u Presbyterian church
which cost S75O,OUO. While in England
they believed in good buildings, they had
not reached that perllous ominenCu yet
DR.. Donald Frazer said they "shran k from
suchR movement us the Salvation Army,
which lowered the tone OF religious thought
and introduced II strange familiarity will
the Divine Being.
Count Cam9elIo, whose conversion ia
Professionalism attracted u good deal Of
notice month or two ago, has replied to
some OF tho insinuations set Nnoat from
ROME against his character, After denying
that he lad ever been cited or reprovGd fol
any misconduct, or warned in any way
that lle would be, he adds the mysterious
words, "Nor do | well understand who
could have been my reprover bud reproOi
been needful, since clergy, prelates and
cardinals would have needed first to arraign
and condemn themselves" AS he Is speak
ing Of alleged moral delinquency this lan'
guage conveys startling suggestions.
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A CAT2ID.

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May be entirely prevented by the use Of Bur
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sesses the peculiar properties which SO ex'
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Burnetts Flayoripg Extracts are known a
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DIED.

SMlTIf-0n Monday, December 10, 1881, AWE
D., sOn Of Marcus W. aud violIndn Smith, aged five
years, eight months and thirteen days.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
his parents, No. $3.50 Market street, this afternoon
At O'Clock Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited internpnt nj Greenwood Cemetery.
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wHEELIYd, ". "a, DECEMBER @, ISL.

DumSo the ten months ending Novem.
Der LIST, 724,2lO gross tons OF iron ore had
been imported into the United States 1t
pays duty OF 20 per cent ad voloFem' In
the whole Of 1880 we only imported AK, 4OS
tons, and in 1879 only 9sI, l4l tons, OF the
importations this year S55,3Ss tons have
come through Baltimore.
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Call and see them.

THE LINCOLN CLUB,
An entertainment will DO given by the
Club this TUESDAY EVENING, DEcEM'
Der 20, at s O'Clock, at Lincoln Hall.
Address-Rev J. B, Milford Subject; "a
Half Hour With Literary Men"
RELATIONSHIPS, Memmler-stahl and Mr.,
r, F. Memminger.
Music-Alisscs Morrison, Mann, Carson
Warren and Miss Mamie Britt Prof. Schedule,
and Mr.. Grimm. deco
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Is to be found in DURDoCE BLOOD DIrTERs.
As an antldotO for sick headache. female
weakness biiousness, indiges. on, constipa-
ton and other diseases OF q kindred nature,
these hitters are invaluable. Prize ST. trial
size 10 cents.
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los KtEpoa,
6upehnIandAnA
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PERuSA is the greatest and best remedy
ever used. Am well. JAS. FITzGERALD, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
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bErARruRE OF rRAiNs-RHEErSs rtNL

1 Daily except Sunday.
SteubepVllle Accommodations train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward hetWceu
Martins Ferry and BellalEe Stopping when required
and Gravel Hill.
MASilOtl Accommodation.