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FACTS FOR THE CURIous.-The Amazon
liver colors the sea fifty miles from its mouth.
The cost of recruiting the great Kohinoor
diamond was 81 GOO.
for old rags, is now manufactured in New
York into variety of fine cloths,
M. ST. Pierce once saw a vast number of
ants overcome a centipede. They seized it
by all its legs and bore it along as worknen
would piece of timber.
There about II, 900 locomotives running on
the railroads of the United States and 500, 900
ears of all kinds.
Coal became staple fuel in the time of Will
liam III The, prejudice against it was
strong as well as unaccountable, and in 1906
Commons petitioned the Grown to prohibit
burning the "noxious article"
When Texas was annexed to the United
States the nation assumed its debt of seven
and half million dollars This seemed TO
many people an exorbitant sum to pay for a
doubtful advantage, aud 1t was often said
that Texas was only taxes with the letters
differently arranged.
When it was discussed by what official
name the president should be called, Wash
ington was in favor of the words High
Mightiness, the words used to describe the
Stockholders of Holland. This phrase was,
however, rejected, and the more moderate one
of " Excellency " was substituted.
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VINO ARE Insane" What war going
to remark began Brother Gardner as the
hour arrived and the triangle sounded, . am
to ask who among you are insane? should
like to make out list as soon as possible, an
hope dat no lunatic will feel backward about
handin' in his name"
"You look surprised, continued the old
man, as he walked up and down in front OF
his desk, "but am quite satisfied dat we
have at least dozen lunatics among us. De
man who shot de President could read law an
plead it be could cheat, lie, swindle, blk
hotels, buy an sell, come an go on long jour
neys, AM yetrhe am deca'ed to be crazy. No
one eber knew it till he became an assassin.
If he hadn't tried to commit murder he would
still be looked upon as a dead beat instead of
a lunatic. Now propose to take time by dc
A lock and make list of the lunatics In our
club fur de benefit of de purleece. Let each
assassin STAN up as his name is called by de
Seckretary.
EVERY WE'LL said the President, 81 let de
Seckretary make a note of dis. You have all
plead guilty to bein' PERFECTLY sane, an you
mus take de consequences. If airy one of
you walk out of grocery wild Goldfish under
your coat or am oberhauled by de purleece
wild bag of chickens on your back, doan'
try to shirk de consequences by pleadin, in
sanity.-Detfot Free Press.
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WONDERS OF BROOM CoRN.-Broom corn
is likely at no distant day to revolutionize
the breadstuf supply of the world. A pro-
cess has been discovered by which the finest
and most delicious -four can be made from the
seed to the extent of one-half its weight, and
leave the other half a valuable food for max
ing beef and milk. The average yield per
aers is three hundred bushels, and in many
instances five hundred bushels, or thirty
thousand pounds, have been secured. Nor
does it exhaust the soil as Indian corn, from
the fact that it feeds from the deeper soil, and
assimilates its food from cruder state. 1t
belongs to the same genius as the sweet cane,
commonly known as sorghum, which as an
article of food is growing rapidly in public
esteem, and from the seed of which most
nutritious -four can be made.
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Why We Combine orr
Advertisements.

We combine in order
to compete. By pool
ing our advertisements,
we can afford to give
that prominence to our
advertis m nts that
would be out of the
question were We to adj
vertise individually.
Again, we combine
for the reason that we
are tn orough ly ac-
quainted with those with
whom we combine, hav-
ing been for years their
n eig h bors, and can,
with out the slightest
hesitancy, recommend
each and every one to
our patrons.
Finally, we combine
.or the reason that by
so doing we can afford
to give the purchaser
the benefit of what is
saved in advertising on
sales, which should to
them be one of the best
reasons for giving us a
call, as under any cir
cumstances we can sell
as cheap as any of our
competitors, and united
we cannot be undersold.
We unite in calling
the attention Of our pa
irons and the Public
generally to the advan-
tages to be derived from
accepting the invitation
here extended them.
Condensed, you will
find nearly everything
you want, and we know
at prices as low, if not
lower, than can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere. We
individually most
cordially unite in re-
commencing the other
to our patrons.
1t is no selfish motive
that prompts us, but a
sincere desire for the
Public veal, in which
our patrons are invited
to participate.
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lMfSCEL1ANY.

LIKE YouRsEBF.--W Whatever you wish your
child to be- be ityourself, If you wish it to
be happy, healthy sober, truthful, affection
ate, honest and godly be yourself all these.
If you wish it to be lazy and sulky, and a
liar and thief, and a drunkard and a swearer,
be Yourself all these. As the old cock crows
the youngcoch learns. You remember who
said, i" Tram up child III the way hesheuld
60. and when he is old he will not depart
from it, Aud you may, as general rule,
as soon expectfto gather grapes from thorns,
and figs from tllistles, as get good, healthy,
happy children, from diseased, lazy, and
wicked parents. Be always frank and open
with your children. Make them trust you
and tell you all their secrets. Make them
feel at ease with you, and make free with
them There is no such good plaything for
grown up children like you and me, as 'csans,
wee ones. 1t is wonderful what you can get
them to do with little coaxing and fun. You.
all know this as well as do, and you all prac-
tice it every day in your own families. Here
is pleasant little story out of an old book
"a gentleman having led a company of chill
dren beyond their usual journey, they began
to get weary, and cried to him to carry them
on his back, but because of their multitude he
could not do this. But, said he, III get
horses for us all I then cutting little wands
out of the hedge as ponies for them, and
great stake as charger for himself, this put
metal in their little legs, and they rode
cbeeriIv home.' So much for bit of in
genous fun.-Dr. Brown on Health.
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When six dollars a week city clerk strad.
dies his nose with q pair Of eye glasses, spends
a weeks salary for diamond pin, and goes
out into the country to astonish the natives,
he is doubtless surprised to find that he is not
so much Of q curiosity as hand-organ monkey
In a calico oyercoat.
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Two physicians of Paris have for some time
been experimenting with new method of
curing neuralgia. It consists in causing vi
brations in the nerves affected, by means of q
succession Of light tappings. They claim re-
markable success.
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The'editor of a country paper, having re-
ceived bank-note detector, returns thanks
and modestly asks for some bank-notes upon
which to test its accuracy. Il.
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A Kinkinnati editor has just written a
kolumn about the pronunciation Of Kickero.
louisville Courier Journal.
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NJ ~ Great chance to make money We need
lNkH II person in every town TO take sub
vWvHE,EE scriptions sor thelargest, cheapest and
NVAIEJe best illustrated family publication in
the world Anyone can become sue
cessiu agent Six elegant works Of art given free to
subscribers The price is so low that almost everybody
suhscrlbes One agent reports taking 100 subscribers in
day. lady agent reports making over $500 clear
profit in ten days All who engage make money fast
You can devote ali your time TO the business only
your spare time. You need not be away from home
over night. You do it well others Full di-
rections and terms free Elegant and expensive Outfit
Tree II you want profitable send yonr address
at once. It costs nothing try the busnesss one
who engages fails make great pay. Address GEORGE
STINsoN & Co, Portland, Maine lie. 23-Jy.
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Is in its effects mild In its action It. does not
blister and yet II Is penetrating and powerful to reach
any deep seated pain to remove any bony growth
any other enlargement fused for several days. such
any lameness and all enargements Of the joints and
or limbs, or rheumatism in and for any purpose
for which linlment is used for aud b. asst Ii is
known to be the best liniment for used,
acting mild and yet certain in its effects 1t is used full
strength with perfect safety at all of the year
Send address for illustrated Circular which think
gives positive proc of its virtues No remedy has
met with such unqualified success, to our knowledge
for beast we'll as man.
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for S. All druggists
have II get II for you, 1t will be sent any
address receipht Of price by the proprietors.
DIR. B. J. KENDALL & co,
Enosburgh Falls, Vermont
anH N INV AR nDwrErucmS
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OF allAmerican plays Base Bali has had
the longest run.
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n u a aweek in your own town, s. Outfit free No
NAsfe risk Reader, II you want business at which
Akk persons Of either sex can make great pay all
pDVFvv the time they work. Write for pa rtculars
= II. HALLErr 4 Co., Portland. Maine. je.23-1y
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COMBINATION.
10 FirSt-Class Stores in One Square,
/. Bet. MARKET & CHESTNUT, on SECOND ST.

Below append which for Reliability
Diversity OF Stock for Convenience Locality
be excelled in Philadelphia 'n sAst &,
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure on
Human Flesh.

Patterns Mills, WASH Co, N. Y, Feb. q, 1873.
u. ], KENDALL NJ. D., Dear S6---The particular
case on which used your SPAWN Cure malignant
ankle sprain OF sixteen months standing. l had tried
many things, but in vain. Your SPAWN Cure put the
foot to the ground again and, for the first time since
hurt, in natural position For family liniment 1t
excels anything ever used
Yours truly,
REV. NJ. p BELL
Pastor NJ. +. Church. Patterns Mills, N. Y.
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Statement Made
IN HDER OATH.

To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN.--rn the year 1875 treat
cd with Kendalls SPAWN Cure, bone spawn of seve-
raj months growth nearly half large hens egg,
and completely stopped the lameness and removed the
enlargement. have worked the horse since very
hard, and he has been lame could ever see
any difference in the size of the hook Joints since
treated him with Kendals SPAWN cure.
r. A. GAINES
Enoshurgh Falls VT. Fob e5, 1879.
Sworn and subscribed before this 25th day of Feb
A. D., 1879.
1n1IN q 1InNrNE InsAiao nf tI,o I,o.o.
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From
COL. L. T. FOSTER.

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, May IUth 1880.
DIR, b. J. KENDALL Il Co, GRNTs;-l had very
valuable Hamhleonian colt which priced very highly
he had large bone SPAWN one joint and smaller
one on the other which madehim very lame had him
under the charge of two Veterinary surgeons who fail
ed TO cure him. was day reading the advertise
ment of KENDALL's SPAWN Cure in the Chicago Elk
press, determined ut once otfy II aud got our Drug
gsts here to send for it, they ordered three bottles
took them all aud thought would give 1t thorough
trial. used il ae ordlng to directions and by the fourth
day the colt ceased to he lame aud the Jumps have
trey disappeared used but bottle and the colts
limbs free from humps and smooth any
horse in the state. He Is entirely cured The
remarkable that let TWO Of my ueiphhors have the
remaining two bottles, who are now using it.
Very respectfully
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Hosiery, Gloves, Knit-Jackets,
Shirts, Drawers, Staple Trim
mingS, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Small Wares, etc.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS, LINE
"a Note change In location NEW STE ,WFps =, ID
hoGA ana CITY OF TROY leave daily except saturday
i iIft 40 ~ North River, Chrsopher-st con
Meeting with morning the North and Nest sun
day steamer touches AZ Albany ~ "
A LBANG BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
1orr pREW ana 81 JOIN leave Pier II, North River
ooolh : DE pt cANAI-5f, every WEEK DAY al 50
M connectng.t Albany t5lniay morning exception with
trains North West aud t,s. N' 0Y''' WV"
Excursion uckesto Albany and good 80 days 80 80
w. w. EVERETT President
n EBAN1 DAY BOATS-ALBANY and c.
- WIZARD daily Sundays excepte d. leave Vestry.
o ' 5 an 92i,s &c a. M rooslyn nv Annex,
~ NJ Anuihg ~ Nyack Ferry, West Pont Newburg Pou g
hecp ne , CasSil and Hudson Connect Il Rhine
T ,'y WIN tne Z! % m trln ON the Ulster and Del
"morelI X lor the tATSkILL MDU MAINS: at hudson
Ia nlseli Lebanon spa, etc at Albany the North
anu WesI "ni SPECIAL SARATOGA EMPRESS New.
YORK central and Hudson River r. tickets good via this
boat, ''"'""'7 ''''h4pAs ny
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Religious Notices.

ssS9r s1 Va s E
and 149 p M Seats free All made welcome ." -'''' d. "
Affs'ffaq csarcA RsS tHs
inst Services IN and ndsi5ea I" ''a'' Sunday siS'
ks'ref sSS chursh M&1isoqye 12a
sfs"ue S%osE srcb
vice at II m. Preaching BY the pastcr - d. faS'0rser
al Ssrs En-
e%'sF SSarf Rev Masonic TGsTgs IT,
aton Seats rse catSs especially Ts
Rev f. A. A E Reformed Church. 57hs
Row NJ wooEYY o. service 1,hss at
o..H''e NO evening service dnrng July and August
Ssr Pastor &c Ta sS f S9 S \
TAD p M Church open every Sabbath '' 'o'0 L. ILL., I'll"
y in &av ST. RgoE f. Haoa
MORNING service 1880 No evening service '
%'S 6fsri l's s 9 W. pna 8 scA AHHf
Ing at Vas oeoS and n Ek cPAr EXENaNG
noon Prayer-neeting is held ~ ~ '''
sirff, esais Ep Is pa GaHre
@ % nsG at 7o suns
meeting at d:ao free All cordla IpiS nS Rpyer
LURE MstS 81 % S Church ~" M
FORD d. d. No services in the evening. - " AVA '"
ST fae1ryHs Ghursl Stuy vesan Square. 10th.
~ ~. hofnlng prayer. sermon by the TREAD.
ran i' W A.DEN ':4' p Peoples Service. All seats
in charge '' " AoA' fH'AiNS' minister
and hrtecnth Street Presbyterian Church between 18th
an, atha Ves-prcachng by the j. IL. STEW RT Of
q, m at lo3O a. M, and TAO D. III. Sabbath school
asTg.JI Coyi,'e Of Boston Republican Hail. 80 West
Wnrrins ~ n ~ l045 ami Tao p. m. Subjects:
M0hS III answer to questions
1.-THE End of h' World and New Beginning D''His'
ana AZ Gospel Tent 2davc and ohs-rreaching at $40
a' ';t' snd during tho week. Tho S. HARTWFII
at all the meetings Wv INV - - ' 'nis'
~ = o CLOCK next Tuesday the Meet
ink VIII commence at Merrick with
u"i' sixteen schools have been invited.
Frt.nds Meeting 20h-st., Hramcrcy park-Dr EDWARD
Ind ana S n, iron. ohi9 and BARNABuS HOBBS, from
spectiuly invited ~ ~ P"''i0 "i' IL
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RALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.


n, ,,, w Philadelphia Baltimore and WASHINGTON.
Way - Passenger
folio N''"sn't-S" MI pespfosseSsI rs
nich, ,m-Except Snnily arrive Washn 1925
npi's7 caves W ashi Gals
@ or ftts'urg Columbus ami Cincinnati. Paror At
h-paiy fast line for Warrington arrvs Cincina.N
a. u hotfp f:'l T. NJ, ant \. M b..
80 Sleepcrs through TO Cincinnati and Chc,e, Entire
filni t'lrp igh to fhiclyl.
Nldnight talv Slaap
t{s 't"r 3n n Arrive AZ Camden station, Baltimore
~ " 's'lnvton Ifh q M. Day Exnrrss leaves
matt ''''' ~ W. Si"i NhOAh-
,ycfr ~, tnA nlke' tt,sr west Trains
~, N"st ~ 81 n. til IN AMI 1910 u
,n @ieepng herths baggaee called for
10 s'ttnftp1 Mt Connanv's Ofico
'~ Nh"'''''"'s iN""i""" ~"'h'
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{ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
I tSSs 2, w Ss5y't station
f Le%%e Nsg.yJdnne q, 1881;
SGa m-for Pennington Esston Allentown Reading
n 7'f6 %For schooey's Mountain HIGH eraye Branch
Wayerlv etc ''ern * X, Easton Allentown wilkesoarre
Bridge % s1ansa Fsm,nstoa seaoocy Mountain high
M a Chunk. Villa nsport Tsmaaua Drfon NsncoEs
mF Is' Fi SSGfnsa s ss,,o0 Asn.on
i'sso .a5 Mauch Chunk Pittson etc -'e"Os iA'
agua %kesssp %nS ss s Mauoh
East"n mmr"r schooey's Mountain, high Bridge Branch
i:a5 p. n-Eor somerviIe Flemngton. &c
hssa Sn@sgy H,ar;s,SnTs Msueh Chunk
o%b H. Tor ao' Esson Aen
OF Fer Newark at 45 els e:45 7:l5 $780, $780, $780, g.
40 si5 5:so io % e r. c l2o la IA Is
For trains points Time Tables at stations
n Y: and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
PIcasa SANK Long Branch Ocean Grove, Asbuy Park Point
ea1 leaves $40 745 1Osoa m 10 m q $780, A. 49, $780,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
non THRo aStH tchT Rs3oWhsT TI fnRrs
WI" Fare ,hf po" cars arriving at Atlantic city at
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
e3o n M iof Freehold 545 745 ~ Q. AGO. $780,
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Bay sandy HOOK leave at o. lo4o a. nv $50
90a ovo GAO p. No. for East Long Branch sundays,
any toloa mr. S;45 5p mFor Ocean Grove, Pleas
E Eo sandy Hook via Branchpor, 745, M ~ m
For Monmouth Beach, seabrigt &C. via Branchport 5:aS
55 % II m ea bS 2 ST ssS Toms River
'4a ss a s s , ana FL fs%s5G Ray
Lard Heights PARK Of haTnssai So O' i''Ser ish
RIVER HciS f'S al
R t;so %vla Red Bank for Lakewood Writings Toms
h'Ver Highland Heights, Barnegat. DC.
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4, COTESWORrU PINCKNEY'S
Agency for chOols aud Teachers,
broadway and lith.st. y


TEACHERS WANTED.-LADIES: Expert
enced Lady Principal for Female Seminary,
meatey Principal Is here for prompt business. French
cnlist, best Institution In Texas Another Kentucky. An.
olhtT ONO: Natural Sciences and Hudson, $3.50
German spoken and Higher English Vermont French spoken
English branches, Connecticut.
singing, on Hudson Several, French German Drawing
palnng several English French Music schools
School, near city $3.50 0
GENT LIN I'm Principal Parocha School city Lutheran
paf'ersd rrncpa ale High school Tennessee. prnei
pau Acaueiny northern NcwYork. TWO Principals Acade-
MES on hudson lpiscopalian Classical
nous church school sl250 Episcopaan Assistant
nhcs ana Aihtary tactics. Principal High School Idaho
observe that this demand Will slacken Durug
lays places have been rapidly charged mp $500
SD SlOOO large number at 81 300 81, 800 800 Al 800
hud one ~ 5000 Demand for Classical Teachers
prlsk ana IL would seem that all who worthy
heiseVes KNOWN VIII be required. Commercial Depart
mehi teachers are In good demand
Western St1tes Foreign graduates combining German,
r.hch drawing, are wanted at small General
ssthts IN l'pardlng ana Public Schools wanted And
iIocssois Music Application personally,
mailed for postage. j. W. SCHEKHEIIIOI,N Secretary
American school Institute, Z East l4th.st. n Y.
E'eachers wanted for West and South Address
WIN stamp National Teachers Agency, Cincinnati Ohio
w AN ED.-A man experienced to teach
common English two hours day In irstclass Board.
ing school and thus half tuition Latin
Greek French German Advanced Science Mathematics and
LhSHsh' Auurehs PRINCIPAL,
IL East lfthst Now-Y ork city.
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Eau Schools.

Eau Schools.
A LBANY LAW SCHOOL.
fall term begins September g. 1891. For circulars ad
dress HORACE H. SMITH, LID, Dean, Albany, Y. Y
4 NNUAL SESSION (23D of the LAW
~ SCHOOL Of the University OF the city of Nsw-York
begins October Address d. JAQUiS Secretary OF
the Faculty, 1876 Broadway
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WHITE MOUNTAINS,
LAKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND QUEBEC.
TAKE THE POPULAR


ALL RAIL LINE
Commencing 81 special Fast Express Train with
Paror Cars will leave Grand Central rcpot York. via
n. Y. ~ H. aud H. H. r.. 1895 4. NJ daily (except sun
days. arriving at the White early the evening
Fortune tables, rates etc. apply TO Ticket Agents of N. "
n. II. and H. II. h, orto
CT iiEMpsrEAD, q. r. A.. 4th.avc and 42d.st. N Y
EIIIGIL VALLEY RAILROAD.
coraaSia h"s r at T
nn aa % obaa Ak S %ss sS d%sn MaSs
for Eas Tlevc ~ ,as the Nest Train az p NJ
W VIZ ana rtson Pullman sleeping coaches attached
points in Mahsuoyan Piaslctoa " coal re-
feutT rS'GFn H SSS
S WrIkA Ay,EHb ME 3Ri2 HARTEoRD,
SC Steamer. leave Pier IS r. a M2SNTTs
Sn w heepSd and 60 chm Sundays
date Poin Tickets sold and baggage checked
Haven and return, 81 80 '''''' L. 'A'''''0" !" NOV"
NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL
cI Leave SSihss os5 M $3.50 D. M for Mahopac
t EHrftsS for Mahopac AMI Brewster leaves
Ma%SRS' %k Es spss,n !ssvG l'; @
iSI sTGcI minutes
tine me- of dep aepaSt an; from l55ta on ,,r
'r s1e h ms% 5 ana rSsiaence'
oo,,n For PROVIDENCE DIRECT , -
The Palace Steamer MASSACHUSETTS, will leave on
TEA Mondays @ednesdays aud frilays +. A. From
- .i ~ ~ H. DOT OF Warren-st. New YORK
Sta erooms secured at Offices OF Westcotts EXPRESS
pany, and at prlnlpdl hoe!s an ticket onces.
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
~ NJ % NrAiNS. landing Cozzens West Pont) Corn
wall, Newburg, Marlboro Milton poughkeepse Esopus
Railroads STEAMBOATS, Thomas Cornell and James w. Bald
except SATURDAYS Wien Thomas Cornell leaves at ~ mr.
connecting spccnl lain though tne CatsA Mountns
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
c WXETh s6 II hpRAX ".
COMMENCING JUNE To- 1881,
Cars win leave Pennsvlvana Railroad Station Jersey City,
ForLyRAY AT z a9 5S.low Y. ANps:so P M.
For WHITE SULPHUR AT $3.50 p. NJ.
White SULPHUR without change Passen have The
Information apply at ticket offices Of Pennsy
81 aud 80 south 3d;st Phiadeiphia 80. u...... ..,
JOSEPH H. sASps, saperintenaep arA Passenger Agent
BLOOMINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
~ CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
e. The Elegant steamers STONINGTON and NARRAGAN
eAtf leave 't,'T f M FROM saad PER 49, Mr.
tS1t q M arryng IL Boston at A. NJ FARE AS LOW
Tickets all principal ticket staterooms
secured At oiees OF Wescots Express Company
9, sos 81 ana ss7 Broadwsy and 6MHesropoian aud
L. ". rIn,tiNS. General Passenger Agent N''''A~
1NHE POPULAR SHORE LINE 70 BOSTON
r,ro. o and NE , from Grand Central Depot
500 M p % paSior cars attached and 10 % %S
palace sleeping caIsJ - T ' N
sundays g iSp with palace sleeping
on and after MoNDA June g special LIMITED NEW
tache arriving Newport p M Tickets and parior
car seats can be obtained at metropolitan, Ff
Windsor Hotel ticket odicea and vt urand Depot