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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-17
40 NAolxoOS.

judges said a inwyer, shave
great advantage over ms poor fellows
for they guess last"
Arkansas women love TO whisile
And what 10 more lovely than tulips
we'll blown ,
"The poiot is well taken. sid tb.
sarcastic wasp. sailing mo the h,z,
a'mospbev.
II have pryer claims to your prop
sr,y." aS The burglar s,id whso,b
entered the bouss with o jimmy.
A Fulton man speaking IN . man.
ner Of painful reality, d'clarss tba
the best place for q boil IS 10 the tea
kettle.
Ths best remedy for corn 10
step on soms other follows corn
Ah'e isu V ''t, Dut " 70 H'eu'
satisfaction to see the Other frllos
jump.
A lovely little prem entitled. The
Suicide" is going the rounds just
now. We sre glad to sec that IL,
p,ets baxs finally got into the right
path.
Man wants but little here beloa
hut ho prefers that little sbuve zero
Yes, aod when oue gets below h
be will, M doubt, get il c,nsi siIarabl
above zero.
40 eiitor. at q iiioer table, bein,
asked u he woulj take some puddln,
replied. 10 q ct oi ABSTRACT Ton : 70
log t. u crowd Of other Ter, ".
are unable to fuj 70 ,m for it,"
An arist"crntic papa, on bens re-
que-ted hy rich aud vi gar Tell "
Tor permission TO marry ""ue of bis
'tI rrcived this CT shinr repl, {:
"cs.aiDly. Whic % WI ayo, pr
~. -s., ".,ter ~ ine 20 K e
Limerick No. M elitor dosn [
know everything. Editors only clsin
t. average uboBt three tunes a.
mic koo vleise ns the ,r1iuary run
OF men But nerphap. this is l,N
estimate. Editors are naturali
modest.
A wesern paper susg'-ts H.
follo" ing plao for paying "g the M
tional dnbt 10 six week, lie th
government levy liiht tax, Uni I
exceed three mill. on the dollar,
tho poetry written 10 ,be Uuu,u
States, AID let every p"e, paue tL'
value Of his own poetry.
An indaua man haa l. Il ten thon
and dollars to his heirs, each al
equal share. on g ndition that ih.,
should not join Sun ay Sci onl IN
Oil they were twenr -ono year 81
Th' decreased, u is presumed. ln-,
the propensity of youth to pay ba-.
ball a"d =" nshing TN the Sabbot
spd he too; this pr caui on
to prevent the boys non at,enI
ins 10 "s.rvs two mas ers at o..
time"
Excellent for the face--water.
The wise vi gins didn't u.s. ker
seDe.
A kick lives longer 10 msm"r
than a kiss.
A set Of bal teeth, like fnrn
has many schers.
The largest ant is the elephant.
aud the worst uncle tho carb-uncle
"The sun shines for ALL" while
the moon looks placidly down on
few spoony couples.
The hair OF ladv. In Montpelier
Vt, turned white in a mig /. She
fell into -four barrl.
Mrs. Gnbb n. says her husband |.
ike tallow candl" F; be always vii
sm'ke when be goes ont.
81. Louis fattcrs herself that hc,
birth rate ~ tw're as great ss lie
mortality, but such looking chill
1ren-phew I!
A man who off"red bail for q frien
was asked by the jndge il he had an,
incumb anc- on biz fam. 20 ys.'
said b., my old woman
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I. ~ n :.
HALEORD
'''''N '-'-' sAVCE!

~ To sell rtrit sLi tru-mtuih i,.cs
40 49, ~ Ut. Tn-ss
k"Wrrp pe''"' - frirod Nhiary an ca
n o. y $50. =. %
"ocl l,eve wanted ! 81 Is, :"
o.u,,h steady sprk aiis spri ard sun
-. i"t ISti,cnhra Rdif-ssj. -. hocUR.
uY 80 INV dciriir -.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-17

~ n - Outnt furnished free. With fuli IN +.
ksiruotl"ns for oonductinx ihs most
IA vprphtabr business thai anyone can
~ II Vsnssss In The business 50 easy
Ia isarn. soi 'ur iustrsctions are 50 simple
aud p'ain. hat any ono can mako nrsat pronts
IRON be very ttart. No one can iaii ~ho u
Willing 10 work. Women are ss snoosssful rs
men. boys @td sils oAn ssrD large sum,.
M'hy hav- made at tire business yer one huo-
II ever kpovp bsIofs. All who sbEays sre hur.
nrised st the es-e and rspidIty wuh ~hicb
they are nnIs TO make mobsy. You eau sp.
gage IN this busin' ~ JuriDg your spsre tino ~
fsst proAt. You do not have 20 invest oap-
'taI Ia n. wstatr all the risk Tbosr WIN
ated ready money. should VT TO 10 us at vncs
All iu' pish'd tree. Address rauk b Co., Au'
usta. Maine
Oct. "a. issJ,iy.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-17

Limerick No. M elitor dosn
know everything. EDITORS only clsin
t. average uboot three tunes n,
mae koo vleise ns the ,riiuary ru.
OF men But "erphnp. this is u BE-"
estimate. Editors arc naturali
modest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
NEW-YORK CITY.

The styles in listers for poOdcs vary litfie from
those worn last season.
J. Allies, Franklin, D.ldwarc County, " y, sends
s. to this Office for Mich -au relief.
Groups Of laughing rosg-chcokcd girls were wall
drrug through the upper part of Central Park yes
teTday IN search of autumn leaves.
ENJOYING THE DRIVES.
The up-tOwn drives are now in splendid condition
The roads are hard and smooth, and the owners of
the fast horses out III large numbers every after
TIE ST. IGSATIUs FAIR
A fair was O,cuCd i'm the basement # 81. lgnl-
tius's Church in FOrticth-gt.. Ictwccr Fifth aud
Sixth-aycs last evening, and Will continue through
tho week
Tn; Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO
Children has offered $3.50 reward for the arrest Of
Henry Kcc-ing, charged vi attempted outrage on
child on November 20. 1851.
BURIED UNDTE A SAND HANK.
James Harrington age Gity-iiyc. a llborcr, Of No.
,OZj SrcOnd-ayc., was buried under falling sand
bank yesterday morning IN East IiRhueth-st. lie
was taken on. alive, but died IN tl5 afternoon.
TIE METROPOLITAN TRUST.
The Metropolitan Trust Company opened its Office
in the new building at William and Pinc-Sts. ycstcr
day. The company accepted such business a. was
offered but It viii not be opened formally until
December.
Sent 70 prison Fou LIFE.
Michael laCkctt, who was COM Ictcd in the Court
of General Sessions some time ago OF murder in the
second decree, in klllnghls WIFE, I1cl yes
tcrday for sentence before Judge Cowiug. He was
sent TO the State Prison for life.
SAVING Hls FURNITURE BUT NOT HIMSELF.
A lot Of loose pap'r was set on fire by stove in
the room Of Andrew Laugus, Oh the second floor of
No. 4O7 Fifth-st., yesterday. In his efforts to put
ont The fire Langus was badly burned tut tAc FUR
nituTe and building were saved.
HOUSE. FOR THE yICAR-GENRRAL.
At MadisDn-ayc. and Flfty-Arst-st woriunen are
the foundations for building which viii
be occupied, when completed, by Vicar-Gencrdl
Quinn. II will be OF similar 81 yle to That of the
Cardinals at the corner below, bat not SO large
SENTENCED FOR As5AILTINI AJANlTOR
William kc.mcr,wnO assaulted Hugh Mccormick,
the janltOr of the BoHery Branch Of the Young
sChr5tian Association, Ma. 1874 BOwcry, on Tues,
day November -, was >cltcEC ii yesterday ~ tho
Court OF Special Sessions to the PcliteutaTy for sIz
months.
A POLICEMAN INT or THE HEAD.
John Mccormick, Francis O'Neil and james
Lynch were arraigued m the Yorl1yills Police
Court yesterday. On Sunday the three were on
Fort -lrst-s and Frst-aye., acting in a disOrieIly
manner When policeman told them 70 move Oh
Lynch struck hun on tho head with u stone.
The officer called TOR assistance, and the ruilian5
were arrested. They were all held for trial.
BITING OFF HER A,sAfLANTs EAR.
Ann WilkinsOI, Of No. 1872 Pcarl-st charged ycg-
terday, in the TOmbs Police Court, Minnie 5hnson,
OF No. 44I Ohyer-sr., with a,sauting and kuoc king
her down, November % at the former house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
THE AFFAIRS OF THE MECHANICS BANK.
TIL DEfOsIrO.s SEEKING fHElR MGHTs-A s'Ir
LKouGMT AGAINsT THE JONEs ESIAIE-Cnlls-


THE AFFAIRS OF THE MECuANlCS DAM
my. ;,raosiru.s sEFkISC sHElR RIGHTs--A slit
'-'-' " 80 -. .. $50 ,.e,, ,.pp,s
BROUGHT AGAINST THE Jo'h' 70
TCTjIL.. NCGEET VISITS MS FACTORY.
4 partin, of dcnositors of the Mechanics National
Bank of Newark was held Yesterday afternoon.
committed arDoiuted at The last meeting reported
thai counsel had been consulted and the mon OF
different LAWYERS WAS that the directors COuld be
held lrgoiv ys9ousiblr for the losses incurred by
liz a.i-,ar's I.l,nit ,,nnn,nar of the committee
s,atot ,L.t o,o ~ tho directors hal assured him
,i't Il $.v-1;tors II tb.,y Looau nroccpuiugs.
,i''' ~ ~ Nv ,,,p s,i LIN FaStU,ood one
" ~ ",v " go, 3iI H., fs.s NJ the LAWYERS who
no l.i 1,' co,,,,,,tt.e wore instructed 10
Mc!1 con>uIG't' ne ,,iain ,vLaf they
Mt upon ile '.ieuorS ,t 49,, tI. a,nount ot d.
pi"!,2S ~ Wv al ain a. ,,.t a written opinion
f -, 81 ond rn,nrt at % General meeting of de-
,,o sit,r,, ~ Le Lsld neyt Ncnday evening
Gr'io astoto nf W;iIjIoI, lanes who died about
- ,. t.. L,,,, -, c,',,,,. nf q. car baldwin and
S 'ht a. "a, - ca 90 ,7,r yror brfafe his
~ No. 80 AZ t,.,i ~. l{,lIy,.u IN mr.
"H''"' va az e 49, I,,,l. AMI nna linn
IH'33o sum VI ~" ~ .''I 80 T,n e.fat,.
urea ohdlcS were PuVH'>o. "a 80. 80
never possessed any Oin'I slDch W t',l e &C.. ~ to
JnI} th" -J"cK vas 7"ii ny l'' t 49, W t.,,.,r
CHIEl9r'T " "'teTS ,nl.' S ,,,r Kan. aId'.'u
ceIiof an lt' u > s J e. T. 80, M 'r ma
'II's T.. ic's,l, W. ,i ti T,,+io H.. ,.u,,irir,
nv ..l',t ~ I" 80. W i et,,' ,, AZ ,,,r,,..;i ot
tNt'l'V' ' i ~ IN it,,' 80 my m,
OSu'tt DO" ~ "'p " - t,,r,lpIrnI and
NJi'hitsS Ct'' ,.I' NV "' .t'. 49, .,,, III,
lAtN ",'l''Au way t"' ' 49, w t l,. $50.
oTIpiHa a'hnuly 81 n'' ~ los received
iucnI in'IN"h. nl'T'lN - 81 t,' a., rav Mn.
' ,t ~, ii. - al sl,.,. ID. fine bank i.uN held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
TIE sUpERIoH COURT JUDGEsIup.

County Clerk Butler has sent to Richard rGor-
man the official statement of the number of votes
cast for him Tor Superior Court Judge, IN place OF
Gilbert VI. Speir Mr. OGorman stated yesterday
to a reporter OF TIE TriBUNr that he had received
the official statement from the County Clerk lie
had been elected by the people and shonld take the
necessary legal steps tn assert his ngnt 10 the Once
He had retained rs his counsel in this CITY, IN case
any litigation should arise WIN. \. Beach. and had
also retained counsel at BaistoE spa. lie stated
that he could show clearly that Judge Spelr hnd
made "A mistake in his age. hut mistake certainly
innocent and uniutcntomai. The necessary PROOF T.
establish this was ready. With Judge SpciI nc had
been intimately acquainted for many years ana
had always entertained for Lin sincere esteem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ROBBED, GAGGED AND BEATEN

KOBBED,
WATERWAYS STRANGE STORY OF FoW - won
SET UPON BY BURGLARs-Hls STA h"''''
RELIEVED By THE POLICE
A singn,,r story of robbery ana ouiTa2e w, ~
ported 10 the police of the Twentetn COZ 70
seday by Joseph $780, factory AZ No. $50 West
Thirtietb-st The story of the Waterman N'1 's' Ia
between l and o'clock IN me lnorn o iatorv he
80 e,onsed nv being seized IN the daih ny un,
known men who put the cold mnhIle Oh Il Pls .t
down his mouth and cautioned mn :" Le1r rnn 70
the peril of his life. Not feeling called upon 70
make apy remarks under the circumstances, the
watchman observed what followed in silence: re
burglars whom he saw to I've i've IN number, Hgh'eu
1be GAS and after gaggng Block with a EInuNeT-
chief in so tai manner hat his mouth was toTi
and two teeth knocked oat in the iocesS, they 'eH
him to his chair Pulling the worthless OLD safe
from under the desk they went to Work al IL WIN
crow-baI chsc and malet. They were eNl-
IDENTITY very unskilfu burglars Tor u took ,nCli ~ ~
hour to open the safe. When at last they SucctSuru
they found it quite empty; there was holuiiS
whatever of value in it. The thieves were ehIaScH!
at their poor success, and they rheu 'n W. t nav
pockets and practised on his head with ihe now
useless mallet. Leaving their tools behinu a.; ~
Block tied in his chair they at laS '9fll, W. ~, H.
threat 10 burn down the place Frightened py thi'
the watchman wrggled loose with tremendous
effort and set about finding Out whether or not me
building had been set on fire Finding that IL ma!
not he looked out in the street for policeman out
saw none and he tried yaln'y TO rouse MI Barnes.
a neighDor He dared not leave the place. an" ~
was o'clock before he found policeman ana t"!"
CAPTAIN Washburne detailed Detective Murphy to
investigate the affair The police were oiN'o>ei 70
believe the watchman's story cooked They hcid
the opinion that the factory had been entered Whe
he was absent from his post, and that ne nan n
vented the story of the outrage to shield hlinSen,
Block has had a good reputation, however, during
fourteen years of service in Mr.. Scmers employ Tor
sobriety and truStworthincsS. Two blood-soaReu
handkerchefs were found with the broken Saie IN
the Office They had been used III gacglng BLOCK
His employer does not question the truth OF MS
story Mr. Seimer has the reputation of beng
wealthy and the thieves probably expected to ana
considerable money IN his safe. As the Waterman
was bindfOded most of the time, he says As Is
unable tn ideut fy the burglars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The importance Of the system. its power life
direct bearing which 10 has or human happiness Is
recOgnZed it, and the danger OF OVetaXing
A. whether through mental application the
Cc,sive Indulgence the appetes and prOpeustes are
ropcr subjects consideration When the nervous system
dcrange IL Is absolutely necessary 70 promptly seek adj
vice from who long series OF years has de-
voted whole time aud attention 10 this study and who,
from experience and practice has learned To discover at
and promptly apply the remedy thus avoid
ing the painfully slow seeking for the truth 80 common 70
ana annoying 70 the patient Who very
naturally wants without delay what IL the matter
extent Of the dorngemo the probabilities Of IecupeI
ton, and the tine required .
If the brain become exhausted by intense mental app
cation cprvng ~ the Of connected thought II can
only strength by being properly fed ana nonrshet
the OF systematic methods tits precisely lo
same with the nerves that preside organic life The
value branch Of medical practice scarcely DO
ovrratcd reaches marriage the perpeuItion Of family
names tho NJ hereditary titles and the retention OF
estates the family
From long and large experience this direction. I have
been able by my the thankful appre
citation OF hrs families the city and Nation and
much that pertains TO the overexerciso Of
OF the system and the means OF re-
covering powers whether OF BRAIN appetite, propensity or
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
I0ls,rr BUILDINGS REPORTED.

The following additional reports OF unsafe build
ings were made yesterday to tie BUluau cf ms &C.
ton of Buildings: Nos So and sol >in'b-ay';; No.
Cathcrinc-st; No-. II, l3 AID 30 Roosevelt -.I.:
No | Front-st.; No. 1870 CIathlm-st.; No. lGj East
Fithty -fourthst.: n. 294 Forth-avc.; No. Loo
Firt-ayc.; Nos 2JS, 2GO and 81 Front-st. No. 100
Pear-st No. - CucTry->t.. front and rear; No. -
Chcrry-,t.; a rear building on n" south side #
Eighty-second-st. vest az LcNngtou-ayc the build
ing at the southeast corner Of rOuTth-ayc. and
Eighty-thiTd-st., rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

"What the deuce do You wint Of the arni-
ca q" asked tIc Old mau OF his SON. Why / saw NY
VIII, ;ust start 20 drive nan, and expect every mo
mrut To- hear her yell"
A Western Senator was overheard ~ say of his
colleague ou railroad train the other dry liz Is my
ideal OF senator IL has the biggest feet and smallest
head OF any man know
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
TERRIFIC WEATHER AT SEA.

The steamships state of Florida, from Glasgow,
tie Republic, from Liverpool. and the Nebo from
Rio Janeiro. were the only overdue steamships
which arrived at quarantine yesterday b,-
fore sundown. These vessels report that
they encountered very severe weather
The Republic and State OF Florida were virtually
Submerged nearly all the way over, and the pas
sangers, with few exceptions, dared not venture
above the decks the seas breaking over the entire
length Of the ships and striking the decks with
such force that it seemed if they wOuld he burst
i the vessels rolled and pitched deeply that the
passengers sometimes feared they would never come
to the surface again.
The following steamships are still overdue. and
their arrival is anXiOuSly looked for: From Liver
pool the Coptic, November IL from Hamburg, the
Cassius, November 10, the Africa, November l, aud
tie Alemana, November 10; the Rhcin, from Bre-
men, November IS; the st. German, from liayre'
November II the Castor, from Amsterdam, Noven-
Der 0; the Alexander Bixia, from r.cilles, No
Vember 6 the Waesland from Antwerp NOvem-
Der =: the City Of London. from London, November
II and the Bath City, from Bristol, November 10.
The bark DrOuning Louise, which arrived yester-
day reports that DC. Ober 81 latitude Is norm,
longitude 200 west, she passed an abandoned bark
with foremost and maintopmaSt gene. She could
not get enough to learn the name OF the wreck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
RESTOCKING A COUNTY WITH OVAL.

The severe weather lat winter killed most Of the
aual that were lett Lv the gunner, on Long l,lan
and sport-Iucu now frequently tTW,i al dag with
ont seeing a bird. in some parts of Suiioln County
numbers Df dead quail were found under the snow
in the spring In order 10 T"at)Ci; the county,
several sUprtsmcn have contracted with p TsDnN lu
The Indian Territory 10 furnish them WIN 100
live birds Tie first iusta.mcnt Of 500 guui
were received yesterday by y. i. Nrwton1 smith
town. The b.r' were IN iuC condition, and VIII boz
wint"rcd by Mr. NcU.9n and turned loose III the
spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

Shaynes sealslln sacques, dOlmans, paletots,
uster circulars and urned garments all the recognized
leading Styles they made from selected skins properly
and dressed before being used that every ar
tce can upon Merchants wishing goods that Will
give their satisfaction should call and examine
stock and prices Mr. Shayne leader Of fashions In fnrs
for number Corner Broadway and 10TH opposite
stewards Goods sold at retail Mandatory nd saesroo
No lob Prince-st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
A FAIR FOR A WORTHY CHARITY

In the heart Of one Of the most squad aud deSti-
tute districts IN the city some charitable anu Jealous
women opened, in 1859, a Mission School, where
they tried TO teach the yagrant children aud half
grown girls OF the negbbOrhood. From THE school
grew the Association for BelriendiHg Children and
Yong Girls now situated at No. 1876 Second-aye
Al this institution yOnng girls are taken from lives
Of poverty and vice. surrounded by good influences
md instructed III Homework, sewing and kindred
occupations The society is supported largely by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

NEW ISSUE OF BUOY LIST-THIBD DISTRICT
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, THIRD DISTRICT
TOMPKINsyILLE. y. Y. Nov, %, 1881.
Comics OF the edition Of the buoy list OF the Ihlu
Distinct may APPLICATION to the Office OF the Light
house Board, Washington, ID q, or TO this ON 20.
GEO. BROwS. Captain, L. =. n.
Inspector Third Lighthouse District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

RUPTURE.-Dr. J. A. Sherman's services are
in he Is compelled divide his time Ds
tween NevYOrk AMI Boston. Consultation daY5 IN Ne"
York Broadway Monday Tuesday and saturday Bo,ton
~ Mix 81, wednesday, Thursday ami Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

pray you long i've because took pity on me
when sick and In the hospital and sent me two boxes o.
your Celery and ChanOme Pills, and they cnren me OF
scatica neuralgia and nervous weakness. NeW'fOr<
Office, No. ia FutOnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29

SAFEs.-Large stock of fire and burglar proof
saes all sizes and makes Great bargains EMORY 70 Veseys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
DISTRIBUTING THE BILLIARD PRIZES.

The prizes won in the Roche billiard tournament
were presented t. tho winners yesterday afternoon
in Sir. Gearys rooms. No. 60 Ccdar-st. Many ex
perts were present and there was a good attendance
presentations. Dion received the diamond badge
Cnblematcal Of the cushion caroIn championship
and 81 600 in cash. Schaeler received the second
prize, 800; Sl0sSon the third $500 and Norris tie
fourth, $500. Sclaefer said that it was his
intention 10 challenge Dion for the emblem,
already arranged between himself and Sex
ton which il to come II or December 20, 1881, had
been decided He thought that between that date
and mis- departure from this city for France 10 play
NisHeauX there would be plenty of time to com
pletU all the arrangements Dion Immediately
stepped 10 the front AID said that ho would hold
LinIsclf prepared u defend tic emblem against all
COlGerS.
There is a proposal OF foot for another billiard
tournament N this city, which shall be UteTIalOG-
A. H. its scope. NigueauX and ether foreign cx-
perts are 20 be invited to u4ect Dion, SlOssou Schac
fer and Sexton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
Announcements

CARPETS. Tapestry Brussels, Gjc.; Body
BRUSSELS 2j. Moluett' 81 80 best quality new nat
terms Cash credit tEJs,L.ts Nos AZ anu az AWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
G'AsroRlA
49, Old DIR. Pitchers remedy 70,
Children.

MOTHERS, Castoria is remarkable nren.u
Purely Vegetable 1t Is pleasant, effective and ,S
harmless 1t assimilaes the food. cures Sour sto.o
stipnton, FiatulrEcy and Diarrhea, and 0svo.
health and natural sleep Possessed OF such -.
remedy, wakcfu frefulnes may DO avoided and n.
obtain neodtul rest.
Dr Alex Robertson. 1857 I'd Ave-. n Y;
'''Cast1ria Is especially adapted to children -
DIR. IL. A. Archer. ~ Portland Ave- Brooklvn.
:" prescribe it as superior to any known reroe,i,
DIR. A. j. Green RcyertO3, Ind:
Pleasant. harmless and wonderfully efncaciousp
Casf0rin Is not Narcotics formula with every bo,,,.
cures Feverishness and destroys Worms 'Cas,oria, IA
superior in its effects Paregorc Morphine yrups Castor
OIL without being nauseOus or dangerous
Millions ofDeIighted Mothers
pronounce Castora the most prompt and satisfactory prs
paration used 900 drops in q bottle IS doses 35
cents Druggists authorized refund the cost It fails
to relieve or cure cases FOR which it recommended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
THE UNIFORM OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.

The commission appointed by Governor Cornell to
scsct a uniform 70 Ie adopted rs the regular dress
OF the National Guard in This State viii soon hold
another meeting and prepare its report. General
William G. Ward, commanding tho FIRST Brigade,
fajI Yesterday that il was intended TO 20 back to
the system that was in vogue from 1864 10 1872,
which was to supply the men with uniforms instead
OF making au allowance in money TO cover the eX-
10 have a State service uniform, any regiment can
have As many full-iIcss suits rs II likes General
Ward also SAID that as far as no llncY there was no
opposition 70 tie intended change.
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John McGinncss says: Dr.. Benson, will
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL
NEW YORK Nov 2S-The time-ball Of the western Union
Telegraph Company dropped exactly Al noon Voday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
srp r,,ns 7o3I Moon SETS. OPS Clock slow1 I'm l9s
Sun sets l34 Moon souths. 7:O7 Moon5age, days.
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-A NJ
Sandy Hook 40 GOV Island 2:l9 Hell Cate. 4'O7
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-P. "
SANDY Hook 2:O8 GOV Island 2:45 Hell Gate.... 3:34
nuEsTERN Union TIME RAIL-.
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