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DANGER or TIE HABIT.

DANGER DE HE HAbAi'
a. Ny as IN cigarette smoking. 1t is injurious 10 every
ha, ,roctixed as il ordinarily by inaiig ;e Smoke
I'm the lungs The of cigarettes las been hcIeusS
Ia Almost extraordinary degree in this c"hh! III INC
last ten years have already seen the Ill effects ." 1t III
my practice in the production OF tacai hvuIais.' ~
so,nna nervous dyspepsia, sciatea ana an lu'sI"''
ton IN mental exertion III young persons all THESE
e0 at. are seen with much greater intensity anu coSe
nucn. Il elect upon them very much worse thah
uuou a,iuits In France the dlhercnce between uosS
who smoked cigarettes in the Poly te"hhc 5choVls -
lhosc WIo did not as regarded their position IN thoI
classes was SO great that the G0yernnen M E pioniD
absolutely the Of tobacco IN az lhe T",rInniV
schools some time ago, consulted by Coiuhvl'it
Foxhan Parker then superintendent o tit i - 49,
envy at Annapolis, reai We ~ me vas
the cadets tO su0be. He stated IT nus HtieI "t va
almost imp"ssOiiil to prohibit lhe pra'rC S i
put the question: whether II WASH beit' !" .i'Om
h. snOhe under regulations 'hai 70 ~ +at y,as
santly for violation of rules. replied mat nat "h
matter of discipline but that far as the elects OF 10
bacco concerned nal no @ M 80, , , mat
lis Influences would he injurious TO me cade'H anu MA
had constant evidence OF II III ny private ptaorc anu
In the course 0i my OBS ,'.,s % Ia tas Mn
Parker replied thai he thought what rah wac llr''
Tut that other considerations coni'Ied hItu !" ~ - Va,
cadets 10 smoke lie did and think tc en- upon
them has been injurious IL Is perfectly a',tu to sup
pose that because man can use tobacco WIN w
an infant as no5y H. ~ Corn he, and cabagc con
Inc breast should fed 1t, TObacc" to be u-eil ~
any form sbonld be used only by adults Of fully InA'urcd
neIIvons and physical organizations. As I" chewing
that is entirely OF the question Tor u lS hot ohy
GlIhy and disgusting but is productive al lnuch more
daI1is,is effects mon the digestive system without
spending beneficial effect upon me ot"I p's VI
the body | see great many tubaS suffering
yOus affections induced by excessive use OF cgaetcs
''Do YOU find much difference between paper ana I'd
bacCO cigiTettcsf' A..
Paper cigarettes are than tae tobacco, az
The fcTner produce empyreumatic OIL which contains
creosote in large quantities. Paper cEarets are slEp!
yieuess ntensifel. can hardly CONCEIVE OF aRJDOGf
wanting the soothing quoting eject ol tbacc" Huo
would be- sa fled with paper cigarette luis 1esoeue
from the Sublime 10 the rdicUlOus CapbaHc leaves ar
better than paper. think the best cigarettes are mace
In Dresden with paper EOUthpieces see boys ia thg
street three and Tour years old smoking. Io-iay
stopped little wretch and took away from Inn I"uE
strong cigar that would have made me guam AS 10 tle
pracce Of smoking cigar stump, IL II simply Nalhous
cigar kind of rctOrt ana tue Oh cOhocsis il ue
stump cigar should not be smoked 70 the eId unless
Good SMOKERS only smoke two-tairds oil cigar ana
throw the rest away"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. =
"a DREW and ST. JOHN leave PIER Al, North River
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAI-ST, every WEEK DAY az 6p
connecting at Albany Sunday morning excepted with
trains North, West and East
Excursion tickets Albany end return good 30 days % 30
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DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
on and after October ~, 1881.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave York via DsbrOsses and
Ferries follows: tn. Mill.
prri@iug Pitt .burg the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars ntlched a. NJ and $50 2 M daily New
Work and Chicago Limited" Of Pullman Palace cars a Ill
daily ,o,.- ,,,
Erie nj 80 connecting at Cory Tor litusNe feuo
Tenn Centre, and the oil Regions. . 80, . - ,
Taifimorc washington and the South. Limited Wash
ina0n ENprcs Pullman Paror cars daily, except sun
i,S iuo m. arrive Washington Regular al 4:3O and
NO a. NJ, $50, Gnd D. ~, and II night
Sunday 40 q M, Z and p m, ana l2nlght
EIpress for Bal inoro except sunday, 2. IN:
For Atlantic Clty p. NJ. connecting NJ camden, -,
Roats of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains Jersey city aOrng speedy and direct transfer
Brooklyn travel - ,o 80 40 - ,oo .u,
1905 y, daily, $40 a. NJ daily except Moh S Eo h
Baltimore, $3.50 a. 800, DO 700 ana
1000 d. m Sunday, $3.50 800 and 1000 p M From
pbiladeluhia 300 $50 650 $40 lO4O, lliO m, 40
i.J0 30 $50 500 800, 1905 and 1880 P m sunday
500 G:3O, 500, l0IO lliO Ms $780, Soo looo anu io'o
p. IN. ,,,,,, NM nYTrI
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BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

y w 7.
Via PHILADELPHIA. baltimore and Washington.
on and after May D. PASSENGER Trains leave from Pe1nSy
yania T. Depot foot OF Cortlands and Desbrossesst
follows
$50 a m--EXcept Sunday, arrive Washington f:25
Night Express leaves Washu gOn BlJ daily with sleep
reached.
m.-Day fast line for Washington arrive Cincinnati
ESQ 2, Chicago 800 a. and 81 Louis $50 b.
palace eeper hrOu TO Cincinnati and Chicago Entire
uainruns through - ClClgl
H. 00-Minight daily SeeDers attached open forms
gersafter l03Op. Arrive at Camden station, Baltimore
O:3J WashipgtOn y Day Express leaves BATH
Cinnar.
10 other line makes astsr Trains arrive
rom the West at G:iu m. $40 p. m. AMI 1910 p m
Itcketsand sleeping befh secured AM baggage ca3l or
and checked iesnqDn COnDfly'3 Olice 3lJ Broli
way and at al the Offices Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSlST-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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TO PHILADELPHIA


90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND o ON
sUNDAY, THREE STATIONS IN PlIlLADEl~
PIIIA, TWO IN NEW-HORk
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ERIE RAILWAY; nov known as the NEW-
~ YoH LAhE IE AEP %E 5 stISt B 6lTdt
& 10 o aPS aS Ge lea az y, E BIse Drawing
room !" ' ts az I'm, ,t B1,falo
OF CONNECTING viii fas trains TO lhe West and south
| Buffalo. connects a. THngrs for Newburg. s,.-,-.
coaches touh Bunao Nia5ar3 Fails Cincinnati and
40 D. m.-Emzlaut train iorthe West ,, c.,o = %
p m ara 2 miin ut saturday nights only. Sundays 915
r d Passaic g. $50 $40 1920 O. M II noon
lao 300 4:lo 5i0, $50 Gio. $50 , 1890 M II mid
right sundays g. 500. 1920 III, l:i5 GSO' p m and
$40 gSo 1924 i NJ , noon l .5S 3 nS
NIGHT sundays, g. s;ao 1920 A. m l:45' $780, o p m IL
Isisr,Sn via Newark 90, 40 ll:39 nj $40 42o S;2o
G.lO. Z: aud ~ midnight saturday nights only sun
l p o. and 2 mdi sahdays 8 $50 1925 a. H.
! las. q. % p. N, and IL midnight
NcwbGrg and Cornwall $50, a m; $780, AGO. p M
Honddut and Ei2gsion, GAM s3op m. Sundays. $50
Goshen, g. $50 Q 1920 m; $50 300, $3.50, 7;l5p M
sunday g. $50, l0:20a m, $50, pm TOO > -,so
snpG,vs 81 1920 a. m: $50 p m The and $50
p 49, Trains connect with New-YorS and oswe@o Midland
aa Fgr 49, G'a 1875 1 a. n 5 T. Go and H. " '-' , -
2Sdi quarter Of and qqarter 25ts[ each honr
Tickets passage AMI Tor apartments in e. a
cnceng ana trans Sg OF d 9ps 81 Ry RS @ a. e no.
! Eoouliii,.f Brooklyn or az the Compiny's Eepots.
/
anu H6 \ HEB6Tf Gcnl Passr Agent, Vow York
| NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEG.
Y rins leave fot EngeWood Closer, Hemont and Nyack
| T. 500 1000 la, 400 2;5O Siin SO IL31p vi
suulay, a. and Gao p m The LloO p NJ Tram VIII
| leave so minutes later saturday nights
Manuel Spr.ng Valley and hOnsey I, . = M 4:JO p m
! JNO. y. ABBOTT, Geni Pa-sr Agent. Ne"'lorA.
! L1OR BOSTON.-TIIE LATEST TRAIN with
4 Pullman Shoppers va y. Y, y. II. and H. r. r, leaves
Grand Central Depot $50 week DAYS, and lOJD pm
Sundlv train at $50 M. week days Get tickets wa
! New York ami Ntw-t land Railroad.
! LOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
| Y SATONIC and y AUGATUCE RAlLROAD>-oteamer
leave "a marine sin ll:3D 200 PM TWeutY-thiTd-''
I.i River $40 Fare lower Than oy any oher route
! / EIUGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ..,
II PASSENGER TRAINS, IN AMI after NAV ISL w,
cIve l,ppt 100, OF Cortland AMI De5brD''Sst+' az ~;
/ Town RECALLING Maurh Chunk. Wnkesbarre iowtnlh
Wlyerlv, ithaca, Geu'yl, LIONS Bunllo anu uis Nes
nin NJ D. m for Fast1n. Bethlehem. Allentown, X ihh
Narch chunk Wilkc,Jltre and 'ttiton Fulintl S'-!E
coaches attached % $3.50 trll rams X 81 ~
M I D. m and 2.tOp m connect Tor ~ polni- n M'iahoy
and fiaIetou coal r"yon& ~ d D. y l. ~
General Office corner ChuiGh anu
! NEW HAVEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
| ~ -PRINGFIELD HOLNOHE, SOUTH VERNON, ST.
JOHNSBCRN. &c. steamers leave Pier 20 r.. H. al p. m
and 1880 SUNDAYS excepted 1880 p m boat connects
RroldMay. y, and CoJItst, Brooklyn. Excursion 10
| N.W.IiaVCu and IctuIn 81 o.
| NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ To Jerome Park Races November :. Special trains di
Ia Grand stand leave Grand central De
moi ut ~ m and 1920 returning after the races Draw
Ing attached and speci cars reserved Tor ahl
I'A'' DIV" ~ a. r. MEEKER, General Passenger Agent.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD

~ To Jerome Park Races NovemberS :. Special trains III
r,ct 40 tho Grand stand leave Grand 'ent DC
moi nj = m ana 1920 return after the races Draw
room cars specia reserved for lad 3
-u- an n. MEEKER. General Pnssenger Agent.
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Brushes.

BRUSHES of every description ut 30 Pearl
I'D ST. Opposite Pccksp. az articles 80 0sest prices
JOHN X. HOPPEL, manuflc ,urcr aud importer
Gorscs an0 CARRIAGES.
TOR SALE.-A pair of good carriage horses
about lrauds high may be seen at private stable 80
lOj West 56th-st
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Fxpress Trains NewYork, via Desbrosses and Cot
landt Streets Ferries, a. i0l0ws ooo . "A . -.
4:3O 1890 x $780, TO lAinite) II a. m J. o'%V 34y
q y $50 and D. and IL night sundays, 4SO ., and
a A. m & B, 7, $50 and I. M, and IL night
a. mr. Trains leave NewYOrk daily except Sunday at
7Si m ana D. running through VIA Trenton and CAM
den. ~. ,A,.,.,,At, ION, a.oo a..s
7 7.S5 81 $50 IL a m. (Iimed Express 1880 p MI l.
3 L. 5:i5 4 $50 and pm ON sunday l20l $50 3:l5, 3,
GOV "a ~ n ,n - II $50 n m daily. cXcept Sunday.
Ticket Offices 526 and ga broadway, Astor House and
foot OF Desbrossas aud COurand s Courts and BROOK.
yn Annex station foot Of Pultonst Brooklyn Nos III
III lS HudsOn.st, lOboken station Jersey Cly Ehir
grant Ticket Ollce, 3 Battery-pnce . -,
THE York Transfer Company viii call for ana cheoA
pI tI3 \ " XVII THoMsoS J. r.. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr AGENT
DOND0UT, KINGSTON AND CATShll I'LL
III MOUNTAINS. landing atCDkksns tWest P3inte Cora.
wall Newburk Marlboro Milton. FOnghkeep5is EsopnS
Connecting Ulster aai Delaware AMI WAIKIKI NM9y
siiroaia Steamboats, Thomas Cornell aud James " bat
win.sly, tally ~. foot uarrison-SL NOrth hives
except Satartlya waea Thomas Cornell leaves AZ - ~
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5teamhoals ano Railroads.
A -REDUCTIoN OF FARE:
Palace Steamers


Newport and FAN River 81
Limited tickets Corresponding reduction all Eastern
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hound BROOK ROUTE.
Tsa,- . I. .ffIt - ..r,N pglIT MIR DTT A


Leave NVW-- OK nom 7ilUl Z. T. II. OF y. J. = =
For Philadelphia ninth and Grecnsis, az Isl 93O HIS
q l: !, $50. J.bJ T, l. On sunday az $40
5lU, - p.
For Third and Bcrs.-sts, at 40 ll:l5 $780, 1870
Fsr trenton 7i5 .: o. I5 r. m 1880, L. $780, $3.50, T. 70
p Ia on sunday SIj a M. $50. Up N.
Reform trtiEs .a.c Phiad.lpAil for New.Yo.ki 49,
From Sltiou1 Pha and Heading h. r., Ninth and Green
SITS 40. $50. $50 IL M. lib 3i5, 5iO Gao, ~
On sunday. @. so q. H., 80 >, II p. tl.
From ThT and Brrbss M 0l :, -:2O $40 a. NJ, l. 200,
515. ESQ., t!:3b p. sunday 2; $40 q. ~, s0 m.
From l3j G.2, "u3 1r4, 1905 ll3i H., lbs
42j G:2l, i:-S .. i Sunday l:25, :l9 o. Ola p m.
Conucc ion Is made ~ jersey { ~ station 10 and from
Brook Ign and Erie Depot jersey CITY. - 800
Iicac5 for az foot O., bcrust Nos. 229 2el, 40l,
ga gJ7. l523 broadway. nud 10 the Yrneal hotels Nos
an tuIrs and Annex Office. Jewels MHar, Brooklyn.
S. =. Transfer Comp 'Jt's LlpI-S VIII cal for and
check of '. residence 10 dc~.luftlou.
JOSEPH = HARRIS, Ii. +. BALDWIN,
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent.
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DED STAR LINE.
IA United -frfa4 aud ROYAL Gei1an Mall steamers
EVERY SATURDAY FOR ANYWHERE
Tho splendid uritcihss 'uir1owrrrl steamers o.
RLLtI NIA I...... saturday No. - sou H. IL
Rii" NiNN Nat.Ioa' N'N. I. H'
saloons sti'-ropne. smoking ANA Dilroous nmldsmps
Second cabin lrcom nplitoh UnrXCcilrL
Stateropns Hi' ou main deck
No horses, cattle, sheep or pg3'l.rIL
: cpud cabin, 80 p,d, $50 excursion, so
Sttsragr, go. yAil, 81. excursion, 81.
PETER WIGHT * SONS, 6oul AZ o. % Bio1l"ay' NJ
ROTTERDAM LINE.
IA -t,lm,rs leave WATsON'S STORES. EropSyn: n
nor .Lt,DASI ............ " tlrD'lE. Nov. -
1T cabin f,o-s16 "a cabin. So seerai &C. 80 steer.
age from ottrulm prepaid, 81. H. ca NJ ~ Zen ASt
uau..'. Etcglt Nst-. Nv NORRIS % broadway G.hA:
WHITE STAR LINE. ....,...,,.,,.,
IGEpTEIr.,TDW y AND LiN stPoDlA . 49,.
NOrtCEThf s'HuFspf this Inc Lttc Ll' .'t' 5V' &
recommended BY lIrIauau Marry U. . W. GA o'IL mo
outward aul hYucw1rl voyages r,... ~. - , .. %,
iflti f'lut. SATURDAY, suN. =. ID ~ D. w.
G,ptf, =; -. ."''.. SATURDAY. NOV. IN
FuoH THE MITE STAR BOCh, FOOT OF WEST
Ihesrst'1ncr1 un'f,rutn nt' m nlt lrpl,t'
p"htu'uIs Tho ~upbuL ~I''rtIh+ 7h'Ntt5 W.
p'rtI nuisl,ps wh'r' f'' noise hi ~
least iei. aa0r ing IT cuuur, AtIorJp unttLiLJ1'
trES--a'o,n fslanI 500 Geturn uo<,t On favor
ahc t'rmt from tl' Dl Country ~ ir'h NV"
ThH.e t,anar, rlrrv ,ther clt, sn''p. nor pitt 5000
Forusnsrtipnpt nan4 ant other nlI hAp T. hphF hI'
Company hcr+ vi. 81 Br'it"IG GSN fGnprts INIT
C. L. BARTLETT & CO.. Agent. Bo5ton.
BAIIuIT 4 CAflELL, Agents PhiIdelphN
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BNISTUL AND PROVIDENCE
leave Newly ork daily SUNDAYS included NJ 4:30 iron
fler - North River foot CONNECTION by
mex Boat rom Brooklyn at 4 p. M jersey City p. m
Tickets ana state rooms be ed at all principal
tes transfer and ticket Odce at the Office Pier % aud
steamers. GEO L. CONNOR
BORDEN * LOWELL, ACTS Genl Pass At
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ENGINEER.-In wholesale house. Office build
IL Inc or banking housc II years experience sober and
reliable good references. H. d. =, jdd Auantc-ayo.
Brooklyn
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l ron CALIFOHNIA, SANDWICH G-LhNnS, JAPAN
CHINA. NtW.LEALh&p -, AUSTRALIA, CENTRAL and
SOUTH AAfiEI 4, and MEXICO.
From Sew.fori. Pier foot Canhlst, y. Il.
Pc. tIc i-tiiIus ~ Panama
ACAPULCO sail. Thursday, Nuv. TO- noon.
Connecting fur Central and south America and Mexico
FIpu Francisco l-t and EIuuuN ats
Fur Japan and China;
or RIO DE N.' 80 ..il. ru,.dty nov ., p.
For HoNoLJLr. NENZEALtND and AUSTRALIA.
CITY or NEN-NUhk rIl- SATURDAY, Nov. l", . ~ M,
"a arrival OF London mails AZ -an Francisco.
For st, passage, general formation apply at Com
plEy'. ONcc, The Tier foot tlua-s.. Nufth River
i'll. outlay sup 'glnt'n
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NENTRAL RAMROAD OF NEW-IERSEY-

~ -ation in Ncw-vor. foot Of Llberty-st station in
Brooklyn, foot D. Fultln-st. JeWells Wharf
Commencing Nov. Z 1871. L We Ncw-IOrk
$3.50 m.FJr FcnmgtOn, High Bridge Branch. East0n,
Ma1Ch Chunk, Tamaned tamaqua, DrfltOn, Upper Legh
Scranton
n-For Fleliington, High Bridge Branch Easton
Allentown, Reading. Harrisburg, Mnuch Chunk, Williams
port. Tanaqaa, DrifsOI, scranton. &c
p.mtor Pennington, Easton, Allentown, Reading, Iar
risturc, Mauch Chunk.
3lj p ri---For Easjon. Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua, Drfon
Wilkcs5arre Scranton, &c.
4rO D. In.-F0r High Bridge Branch East0n, sc.
$50 p m.-FoT >OueTyil!r. Pennington, sc.
$3.50 p m.F0r las.on, Allentown, Reading, Harrisburg,
Nauch Chunk WlikC -b9r9e, SC.
SUNDAY trains leave at "a II p. ~ for Bound Brook
and iutclcd ltc stations % J:3U for EesOn Allentown
Harrisburg and hc West. $3.50 49, 49, 80
o. 9lj 94J Job, lO:4j lllj u M, 1245 1875 2,
230. 8, $3.50 L. 1870. ,, Jlj, $50 545 g. G:lj G:3O q,
$50. sl5, - 9.i5 1919, ll:i5, y p. m.
For trains 20 local points Time rabies at stations.
n \. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, EXPRESS, .. IA.
FOR FHEEIOLD At Sl5 H., ~ n, 4, ., G. p. For
KeypoIt at u o. H. IL H., ., !, ., p. H.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Via ETalcau otFor sandy Hook 8:l5 m, For
Highlands. Sis - m, p For Monmouth Beach
Wa Red Bank -S:tj a. m. Lakewood Toms River,
BaFucgat, DC. = N. for Lakewood, Manchester, Toms
River. AIANIIC q TY ani AL stations 70 Bay side 4.
~. for Lake wood, Toms River E0rnegit, sc.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
|
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ArEW.mANEN. MERlDEN. HARTFORD,

| ~ -PRINGFIELD HOLNOEE, SOUTH VERNON, ST.
! JOHNSBCRN, sc. Steamers leave Pier 20 T.. H., al p m
and $50 d. M. tSuudays cxcrItI 1870 boat connects
with spec Tickets sJld and baggage checked at " 4
broadway, y y. and tOJItst, Brooklyn Excursion 10
\ 49, IIlArl llrILII y
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ENGINEER-A respectable man (l0), as
IL engineer; has had twenty years experience; can
give The best Of references. Address IL. NIEEALI,
No. 3tS 3daVe.
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NOLLECIOR-A young Eugliehman, ak,
- inc German. wishes tu-twortly lzl!ion or sila
ity Cali or address THEODORE HALDER, New
Chambcrs.st
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rec week in your own town. Terms and
00O tS outnt frea Address y. HALLxrE =
O., fsx1lanas xainss
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

DARTIEs DKsIRINa PASSAGE TO RAIL.
il WAY Stations will please procure ticket
Ct the Jackson House, or at the Fashion Stables
and leave orders TO be called
w. II. SWEENEY CO.,
Bus Proprietors.
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ST. JOHNS CHAPTER. NO. 8.
rTVHE STATED ooNvocATIONs OF sT.
i Johns Chapter, No. * B. A. NJ. Will be
held at Masonic Hall, on the Saturday next suc-
ceeding the pale Of the moon In each month.
AL Royal Arch Hasons, in good standing, are
a. L. FiTzaERALD, Il. P.
A. D. ROCK, Secretary.
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ALPHA LODGE NO. I, A. O. U. w.
NERETs AT THE FOLEY AND RICKARD
Wl building every Tuesday evening at 1850
o'clock sojourning brethren in good standing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physician DIR. g. ii. Thoma.
J. SCHANLANKER, NJ. W.
/. O. O. wHIrMoRE, Recorder.
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BEATIFYC LODGE. NO. =. X. OF p,
NTEETs EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
lNI month, at I 80 o'clock p. NJ, at fts Castle
Hall, in the Rickard-Folsy building.
Ali Brother knights, In good standing, are
frsteruAliy invited TO attend such meetings.
wH. DAVENPORT, q. O.
o. Il. CApx, K. OF r. and 8.
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MEDICAL.

DR.. SPINNEY A CO.
NO. III Kearny Street,
sI,REAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
YOUNG MEN
Who may be suffering from the effects Of youth
full folles or indiscretions will do we'll to avail
themselves Of this. the GREATEST boon ever Laid
at the feet Of suffering humanity. Dr.. Spin
ney will guarantee to forfeit ave hundred dols
lars fog every case Of weakness or private dis
ease Of any lind or character which he under.
takes ind fails TO cure.
NIDDLE.A0ED MEN.
There are many at the age Of thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled with too frequent svacuatioa
Of the bladder, often accompanied BY slight
smsrtng or burning sensation, and weekons
ing Of the system In . manner the patient can.
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often BE- found,
and sometimes small particles Of albumen will
appear. or the color will be Of thin milktsh
hue. again changing TO . dark and torpid ap.
pearanco. There are many man who die o.
this dffaculty, ignorant Of the cause, which 10
the second stage Of seminal weakness. Or. q.
will guarantee perfect cure In all such essss
and healthy restorstton Of the gsnito-uSinasy
6mes Hours--lo 70 and . 70 3. Sundays
from 10 70 IL 4. 4. ConsultAtion fsss. xh6es
ssse :', .s eDs "a iS,it:s scis3r e CO.
No. II xssEny D.. saa 5saneisss.
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EUREKA LODGE. NO. le. r. d A. II.
VNHE STATED coMMUNTcATIONs OF EU.
Il rekA Lodge, No. 10, r. B A. NJ. will be
held In Odd Fellews Hall Saturday, on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members Of sister lodges. and sojournins
brethren in good standing are cordially invit
Cd TO attend. EVAN JONES. VI. u.
ALEX. d. ROCK. Secretary.
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q ~ WEEK. 4l2 q day al home easily
D. 4 made. Costly outht free. Address fHrx
{ Co., Augusta MAiHs.
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DR.. MANK GEE.
Chinese Physician.
oTTIcE--Chinstown, North o'Nsii street, 3
few doors below Clark.

nR. MANK GEE HAS LATELY ASSOCIA.
IL ted himself with member Of the medt.
cal fraternity recently from Canton. China.
who has had 26 years practice as . royal physi-
clan. This doctor has choice medicines only
old country, which effect the most remarkable
cures. All chronic cases Of both males and
females speedily and permanently cured.
DR. MANK GEE.
Eureka, Feb. II. 1881. feb 22-lm
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AMERICAN LABOR UNION.

A. o. HI.
NfEErl EVERY FIRST AND Third SAT
lXl urday Of each month, At their hall,
corner CLARK and Edwards streets. 81 1i50
o'clock. THos. MURPHY, President.
pATRIox HAxxoN, Secretary.
Eureka. July 10. 1880. jy2o-t
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-03-17


a LIQUOR PETITION IT, Jacksoa
Miss recently published "a IN,
city papers, was siguel bY TWEEN
TY-oNE cHnGcH MISUNDERSTANDING.
men, elders, stewards and deaeons
These we're respectable gentlemen
For no consideration would fher dof
white apron, stand behind the eouu
Ter and mix liquors them elves. huI
aulhorize and empower Mr. -
TO 90 is FOR them III other words
they sell whisky by proxy-aive the
saloon keeper power Of attorney "a
put The bottle 70 iaeW neighbor.
mouth Alas for sueh a Christianity
II the Gospel has done no more for
man than that lie is not worthy n
place II the church, much less 10 be
% officer in the sam Columbus
ProhibiiiouIst
We think the editor OF ths pauer
above quoted from is rather harl on
mo church members referred NJ
They would probably an like TO zee
excessive whisky dringing done awsY
with bat knowing lba. il cannot
be eradicated aHy more chan Sin can
be banishedirom tha world they nre
fer 10 see &C sold by saloon keepers
rather than By drug stores aud other
houses, from .he fact that there Is
revenue arising from il when sold ~
these men We Gre no apolaeist f5r
The existence Of saloons. nor intern
pelance, but excessive whisky dink
Ing sin never be Discontinued hv
closing up saloon alone We know
where { Wo speak 30 reference tothjs
matter KNOW of 8 town ~ this
State tha. Imports three licensed
saloons. from which from Which there
i rereau u 5000 per aDnum, AMI
8e kaoN % another one Hhere they
lloy cannot obtain license fo SEN III
aad SET thsre isas much whisky soil
g We iaitef place Us 70 the former
II closing The sa'o5fs would killI
IaicmPffan, We would say close
.hem, buiiswi.I not 10 f Tfe aaas
lion ellly, islhis own eilesss. ~
|a'ouns, and make fae lereaus az ,if Z
Sc close them, ami I'D tho Ubiste
llaking be carried Oh in dark corn (
-, without lhc revenue Westl
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