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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16

Mr.. B0AG: You wish to know what 1 have to say
IN regard to the DAVIS Machine bought of you three
years ago: feel can't say too much In It's favor
l. niaue about 5000 within five months, at times
runnng u 80 last that the needle would get per-
not nave done the same work with as much ease
anu 30 we'll with any other machine. No time lost
IN aa)uStng attachments. The lightest running
machine have ever treadled. Brother James and
" " lllais families are as much pleased with their
DAVIS Machlnes bought or you. want no better
machine. Az l said before, I don't think too
much can be said for the Davis Machine.
Respectfully,
ELLEN STEVENSON,
Fairfield County, April, 1883.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16

MIR BOAd: nm Wen p'eased III every partlcui
with tne Davis Machine sought OF you. / think
II first-cass machine In every respect. You know
you SOLD seVera' machines Of the same make to
herent members OF our families, nll OF whom,
az fnr As know, are we'll pleased with them.
Respectfully,
MRS. NJ. II. MOBIEY.
Fairfield county, April, 1883.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16

My wife is highly pleased with the Davis Ma.
chino bought OF you. She would not take double
what sno gave for 1t. The machine has DOT
been out OF order since she had It, anu she can 10
any kind OF work on 1t.
Very Respectfully,
JAS. T. FREE.
Monticello, Fairfield county, $. G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16

We have used The DAVIS Vertical Feed Sewing
Machine for the last five years. We would not
nave my other make at any price. The machine
has given us unbounded satisfaction.
Very respectfully,
MRS. w. r. TURNER AND DAUGHTERsI
Fairfield county, 3. c., Jan. 81, 1888.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16

MIR. BoAa: I have always found my Davis Ma
chine ready do all kinds Of to work have had oc-
easlon to do. cannot see that the machine Ia
worn particle and 1t works as well as when new.
Respectfully,
MRS. X. G. GoODINa
Winnsboro, =. c., April, 1888,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16

Mr.. }. o. B0AG-Dear Sir: 1t gives ME mlch
pleasure 10 testify 70 the merits or tho Davis Vcr-
tical Feed Sewing Machine. The machine got . (
you about live years ago. has been almost in con.
slant use ever since that time. cannot see thnt
II 1s worn any, and has not cost me ono cent TO-.
repairs since we have had 1t. Ar! yell pleased
anu don't wish for any better.
Yours truly,
RoBT. CIR RiwFORD,
Granite Quarry, near Wnnsboro S. {.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16

tiavIng bought Davis Vertical Feed Sewing
Machine from MI. J.. o. Boag some three years
ago, and 1t having given me perfect satisfaction In
every respect az family machine. both for het ~
and light sewing, and never needed tho least re-
pair IN "ny way can checrfuly recommend 1t to
any one as a flrst-cass machine In every particu-
lar, and thin 1t second to none. 1t is one OF the
simplest machines made; my children use 1t with
all case. The attachments are moro easily ad-
juslcd and 1t does greater range OF work by
means OF Its Vertical Feed than any other Lhu-
chine have ever seen or used.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16
April 70, ls4

have no fault to and with my machine, ana
don't want any letter. have male the price OF
1t several times by taking In sewing. 1t is always
ready to do lts work. tnink IL u hrst-class ma
chine. feel can't say too much for the DAVIS
Vertical Feed Machine.
MRS. THOMAS SMITH.
Fairfield county, April, 1888
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16

MR.. BoA0: My wife has been constantly using
the Davis Machine bought of you about ave years
ago. have never regretted buying IL, as It 10
always ready for any Kind of family seUibg either
repairs. : =
Very respectfully,
Fairfield, 3. G., March, 1888.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16

30 BoAo, Esq, Agsnt-Dear Sir My wife
mas been using Davis Sewing Machine constant
any repairs ami works just as well as when frs
bought. She says II VIII do a greater range of
practical work end do 1t easier and better than
recommend 1t as No. family machine,
Your truly,
JAS. @. DAVIS.
Winnsboro, s. G., Jan. 8, 1888.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16

The Davis Sewing Machine Is simply treas
,,e Mrs, j. A, GooDwYN
Ridgeway, N. c.. Jan. 10. 1888.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16

There are 81 cities along the line
OF the Mexican Central having an ag-
gregate population of 800, 900.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16

MIR. BOAd: l bought 4 Davis Vertical Feed
ewing Machine from You four years ago I am
eltghtcd with 1t. 1t never has given me any
rouble, and has never been the least out OF order
y II as goou aH When l irst bought 1t. eau
recommend II.
Respectfully,
Mrs. M. j. KIRKLAND
Monticello, April 30, 1888.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16
THE VERDICT
Of
THE PEOPLE.
BUY THE BEST!

MIR. J: o. BoAG-Dear Sir: bought the first
Davis Machine sold by you over i've year rs ago for
my wlle, VINO has given 1t ~ long and fair trial. l
am well pleased with Ii. 1t never gives any
rouble, and Is as good as when first bought.
>,r , . j. w. BOIICK.
Winnsboro, s. G., April 1888.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16

MIR. BoAd My machine gives me perfect satIs,
lactlon. l dnd no fault with II. The attachm euts
are 30 simple: Wish for no better than the Davis
Respectfully.
,,,o Mrs. r. MILLING.
Fairfield county, Apr, lSsa.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-16

Monticello, April 30, 18s
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AND READING KK,
FROM STATION OF
YEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

NEW-JERSE) ZEN lhAL Nv lolON'
FOOT OF IIBERTY.ST. NORTH RIVER.
TOR PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON -
a 1880, 4. 4:3O. o5D Z, IL D. m.
sundays at s.45 a. m; 55J. az r. m
sst connection at Wayne Junction for Germantown ana
n,<nut Hill; at CoumOlaave Tor Manayunk, ConSho'
vixen And NOTristown 49,. .,
i9g sCHoOLEY's MOUNTAIN BUDDs LAKE AND
LAKE. HoPATCoAG.
ASA a.; D.
NR wILLIAMsPORT. PENN.
Att:s5. 745. . a. m; SD y m
Na EAsFoN - .
Mez5 a n; /. s.45. a, a:30, $50 p m Sundays at
ts0p
M ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH CHUNK.
AtGS5. a. m: l. 3;45. $50 p m
ER wILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON.
AtoA5. . a. M SO y. IA.
fk READING, HARRIS BURG. etc. -
At6A5. 7sb. g. il:i5 a. M: 1. l:h, a. o;5o az p m
rR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE etc
san iail.l At 745 q, llaO q I41. 3;oo o. 9'op %
Pm sundays except ocean Grove, a. o'4o H. n' -
n; 4p u
FROM PIER 9. NORTH RIVER, VIA SANDY HUN
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, etc.
Al & l0lj a. H.; l215. 345 43O, 5.3Op. IN Sundays
| ltIeepi Ocean Grove. att a. m.
fhL0NG BRANCH and intermediate Statlols. ,
M4So s. l0i5a IN; l2l5. 345 49, o:50 D. M SUI
ehssst 9. IA am.
NkATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
A4S0 Jl5. 1918 m. 4:30 o. m.
iw information and vme tables appy At No Liberty.
IN y at station foot Vi Lbery-st, or At Pier O. Nor'n
C. O. HANCOCK,
Genl Pass and Ticket Agt. Philadelphia
J. T. WOogikN, GenL MANAGER - 90,
Il, BALDWIN Genl. Fest. Passenger A8I'
An "A IL
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Avn GREAT TaUNK LINE ,orrr
sssye New.york Wa Desbrosses and cortlandt street
assseur Pitsbure the West and south with Pullman
~ ss, Sass aus he'd M and m daily New hort
'esi',, Loss CORY .ns Ere =.
Istas Washington spd the south, Limited washington
s,!fsa o. PsImsa paTlsr Carr daily except sunday 10
Ia s sIiye WASHINGTON M sesuar va D. ana r. IA
IsJl va B. and p r. e., m and ~ night; via
, ssss,te CIV eIcspi sunday. lilo and p. m
siss Nay sssd,y sls and LAG s4s
49, -. sae on day e. and p. m tdoes
sssssa "a aisca Of Pullman Parlor Car. s:ls p.
lsaa!, .exespt Sundss
49, ,sssys Ansss conn.c, with al through tram.
cussS 1.y snerding speedy ana direct transfer or
' s .sr.s Prom pwsbars $40 and il2oa m. 7se ana
nssoss AM, sns M "a daily Except o KEN
100 n ssss sSC sss $50 S m and
~ a. 70 From Baltimore 20 on sandsys s.se
ss Yoss s $50 S'sO so is sSs stss sS
& ~ ~ so sss 1920 1850 and 1880 m SUNDAY,
- aad le's0p. m
tn TO PHILADELPHIA.
'l@ksTABLIsuED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
ssvSI ms EACH WAY wEEK:pAys AND ON
sss1 Il Ssw y fhllA DhLfHiA'
E TFH nsaT THE INPe9ysR HaHFr
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
"a sssaees fegries a. follows:
e, so % ana % iAmi,sds II M |. $40 $40
~ al i she NJ and ~ night snnaAys s. 20 Lin
&s,.. ~ a. H. A. q, Z, ana y. IN. aud ~ n.KaL
Ia rims leave New-ioz daily. EXCEPT SgRdey. at
,&A<<s anu D. m. raDIinz through via Trenton and
g. trains leave Broadst station Philadelphia, i2oi
5tff iIiea N. Linn I'd Express i,so and 6'yo p M
NJ y" o<sO l45, ahd $40 ON sunday, 1901,
Alt AZ so. 49, 80 A. l32O Limited 81 TAB
S9p s ~ Leave Philadelphia via Camden. . q M and
49, ssAses 4S5 $40 ana Va Broadway. Astor Houso
EtG,s VesoIesses aud Certsndt eta. Couft 81. and
~ lC e'ecx staiea fost Of fuJonss, btookyn Nos.
xfs, 40 HQdson.st Hoboken station, Jersey CITY.
- 1Nxet omce. No s BaItary Place and Castle Gar.
1s York Transfer compsuv will oa iee and check
n ~ ~ tsn hcLels and rs,.ioaesa
6sasssi Hsuasss espsri Sssvs xsssA
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WEST SHORE ROUTE,

w 49, via West shore Of Hudson RIVER p.Y,
NrNE I.th. ONaAo.O AM " AoihNN NAih
On and after Monday. August ~ trains s"Ne A'0'
ana Coftlandt street 81 Ili"l ~ ioso"s
For Saratoga fl;20 r. M; 500 p m w ,,.on n m, 3so
for Albany CatskHl Village % a. m' INV H. A' ~
D. M 4S pvc Cairo Mountain House station il:2o m
F0r e,-wego jIeua SoIN1ch,Sidhes' hahoo0N GU" " mi
'S pm. 49, -. r,ooro,, gl,urc s.ye A. H. 4: 10 y. IN.
toI ,o I'd tAyiaEsJon Manor, LlDerS "n" f"'ou's'
$50 a. 10. 4ilO ~ p ~, . .aoa IN
oI ,oo,ford IL 90 A. m. and Satnrdays only sou p m
n M li:zO a. M, 800 y. NJ. a. H. trah runs "AiS W "
NIL os,on HIGHLAND POUCH keepse Marlboro - m 10
M EGO D. NJ $40 D. aud lI;ZO a. h'' o'oO III 'oi
Kings0 nIr q A. M 10 a. m. ll:2o M S;5op m~ $50
M 'z S0di,Swn and Can5 bcl Han NO 'iooo H.
Alo, 70 ~ 49,, Point cranston's 500 800 mr.
SohnAis nj M $3.50 D. 4:lO, 4S0 m 5'Zo D. m %
~ M and / :2O a. n. Tor CiahsiohA
,Da,v oher trains except sunday ,s,o,o. on II on
,i,ss, narlor cars 10 Phencia Cats1h a"aihe' U" '
a. ~ tram ua.t car, on III and $50 IN trains Tor
Gaskii Albany ana SAsiog@ ,,,o,gh wthout change 10
IA ru. .ibaI ccplAt cars "'''N""
on ,ne tables al and at onces OF tne
arssv s1ty Penps R<irosd Nv
P' sso,r,. ofilce foot OF
Yoft ty Nos 81 2O7, ZGl 4l9 "so Easi Ilsih.st
n ,ea yonare No ISL Gthaye- No loo Isass 80 so.,
ants Railroad station. foot Desbtossoss@' an" INV
Fsrosc sesas and seefng car ber'bs reserves - ~"
OMEGA HETRY MoEErT. General Passenger Agsn1
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IosG ISLAND RAILROAD.

~ yors asssngers-I.eave nes.sllp s. 7sh:ss sS
:ssaEx 4 soaf Ton g.. i loot q fas:t K-7sO'
49, ~ ia Il m. 2 30 800, 4g5 5oS sos o W.
royls,--s.oa, SIX ii,o5, ~ IS. 4S' ''''' 7'0'
"a iai i;t5S d.y except sandal $780,
seo.e 1905 llo5 2O5s;so 49, 6$5
s Il IT, 5 81 . $50 a1 sa aSs
eseea oqt a.. r ls'al il--sS. n, Soj '@;oo j! M
yo, fs M sa ar Only SPECIAL Lmtsl
an Esgur & rate Tskc3 o2 so % ,Striis, sss AZ,
-; 20 as ,ID i25 night wednesday and Saturday only.
sssi. 5s aardsN e s only 1v lss oSs So,
a. iss, hj5 ,,j1 6:s5 sundays ss5Arn ss' 'A'
- saur,on yor,s1a' s.1S n Gt95 express ABS
- -g:o5a b Suaiavs soian Ron
ssssnas:s'l & - s& 81, hsbe 4 sl1iVs - s5
:. RS: i:55 hli lsi 7:o5 m, weapesasys AMI SAY
raays M lAij. night sundays $3.50. ll'"o H. '''
ga $40 D. To1epe Point wmteStone-7S5 s:45. 1905.
HIS nj loo 2s6 SSs aSS 5;oS Sss sca e;S' 0S5
s5 1873 1, y 2s sss sss aos 800 sos 1905
ri1ag So 500 1000 n:oo e;os sso 4:s9 5ss.
Ssais us p m Isst train Long Beach leaves
NEW HAVEN. MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
n sPRINGFIELD, HoLyoKE. MoNTRE ALs1dl ntsr'
ssse,,1ts ste, nsrs leave Pier NO - 8 r. AZ . n.
~ Ha.RAyES for mERfDtsS aARTF6Rn sPRTNa
& SS sa r ana BTsSsv oa EsC1rs,n !,
kss.aayen aalroturh 81 -
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH R: X.
sensn Sswyors s ST and psserSsss::s.
,npE NETWORK. com n1a~ f July 20 isss
sssoatn Anl0oy, via PhlA Reading 3 49, IL ",
1iS = % sai?sy' 80 IN y sun!,T I'm
Fssa ts T. 10, % 4 M s's % 4 Sundays
r. RED ssns Long Branch Ocean SrOys Assnry PsF s
"a IA an. 2s6 $50. 4. t:Sn o. m sun lays n1s
a. r SSSaa 'E.vs e. Asss"T rf Is SO
o s anpns at ocs.1 or
70 scISsswocd, rom. Rver ssrnogxt. &c, via Phfa
s::a9s 3 RI Vas xs pa "a "a R.,aius A. ~,
sasa is'U m For SeSaort via Pla & RsNing R. r.
ii5s ii IN, 2:t5. $50 p For Vinesna Bridscton
la SS IA HHSSock !" R wopD i NIEM IAN
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
NhRIvER RALROA D-Conmencing June IS. 1888.
ssuga ;rnn, will leave Grand Censrsl DEPOT ,v,,,
ss.n- room cara 70 SIont1el Snd 70 Rochester.
s,ses1 SI6sny Utice sSraeTss RSsl.stsr Buffalo Era
fOle1o Ghic9gO lN2)l m next
"a "a IAse George and Montres s9eeiaA with
ssgn Rschssser Buffalo and RIchhed springs connects
ia n G. Absny and Trov. connecting Tor Utica Sara
X n tsen's FANS Lake george and rutland . 49,.
en- 1[ ~ te 2ieorse Satiriays oniy
~ ASs'P oTls F9ne 20 A1 %S eein e
hh Buiio Cincinnati texcept saturday. f'eoo Deeoi'
son "a Express with sleeping cars % syracuse anu u
b mSsf ,losi also TO Sar al Montreal, n......
sea n Piedc Rxpress Wit Il sonG ctrs - hocless'
l1aa Cev-4ni Toledo Detroit. chica 20 y l(Dh,s CSJo
N.ss, exeeD sunday. and CLAYTON (eSceDt SAT
liz M Night ExDress wath seaDIng cars AOs " ~ l
w (annac5 With morning Trains orthe west aoi NoIti
e1eest ssilr "a q, c9r,,a cyeatrA Depot BOwna
ea 81 aud 4i3 Brolawav lai a. WestcottS ExITes
osss PARK ace and 7S5 and 3f2 Broal"aT: new
M S5S Washington and S64 Fulton st. Br)o<yh ana -
Fc Villa nsburH ..4a,o,
II 'lsse =, III " ~ 'f'''' G. b. MEEkER.
az. ca SnD't Gen Passenger Agent
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER d. 1891
Gtrnmhnnts nnh i9niIrpans.

TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON, AND CATS
4 KILL MOUNTAINS landing It 3rl1stO1's Cora van.
Newbnrg Marlboro. Milton Pc xeepse Espo1s
wtbUstef and Delaware StD1Y Glove AMI kaa'ersk iVE
roads City OF ged rusStsy fnrr$
day, sturdsY at m from harrlson-st
NORWICH LINE ,t,,r,.
Theme Iron steamer o-,--pn
Without excepton hs most b0atD1 As SD1n AL
the favOrite CITY OF BOSTON . .-..-
leave Pier No % North River Wattst. ne1tpcr
above DesbrOssess Ferry daily snndayS St3lo = n
Drawing Room Cars through without thAnI15 ~
Boston, Worcester Portland aud White Mountansfron Nc"
London at 4.4A
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Sales bp auriicn.

LARGE INTEREST IN THE UNITED
n MINING COMPANY viii be sold az pubic suSe0h Oy
Srsan n MuIler SON. "Wednesday sept o AZ lZ;oO M,
~ hInse saisstOom Ill broadway. The company ns
scnr gold and SILVER mines in Grand County coosao WIZ.
are considered among Tine BEST Ia Oo'oi""'' Jun
al MULLER'S, Pinest
C,TORAGE SALE.-On the 18th day OF Sep tl,.
TENDER 1888 at 10 O'Clock wi 20 so tbe names OF
The following persons Rosa GORE bet,y oyg Denmsn
aaoree III Felt Rosa ksndo. Frederiok ~ EAtsiE
a. de Fontane, Alice Warner yu'A S
STORAGE 1905 aud lO7 West SSdse
rr,uoMASJ McGRATH, 15s Chatha a m y,
cor Mulberry John Meh 10 % so and silver
auction OK awo"as jewelry sl, and f,ncy
watchos II and ALI kinds OF lnstruineuts .sn.y
pistols sry asscrpuon goods pledged previous
To sept smber /, 1881 Nv oru' NJ. CAsPRRFELD
Pawnbroker, 1881 Bowery.
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bermin Gxterminaicrs.

/yOSTAR,S EXTERMINAT0RS destroy Fieas.
Ssahne. Reaches Rats CeckroacheA MothA rnts
Not poisonouA Not dangerous. 4oe Bfooms' ~
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fe!p Wante).

yyTANTED-A Protestant girl as cook, washer
w ana roner In a private family 44O West Z5d ST.
German preferred call alter a IN
NXANTED.--A refined, extremely neat, edn-
w Gated Young woman. wit Kindergarten ehPcrlence
entire charge OF boy - ears
old mus nav. reference, aud bs aDr 10 leaoh n
g,i man ss nd correct speech sOod home gOod pay
Auply from to I. 50 East 5vth-st
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sI1. u,7nS0y RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

A. rR.yY ami c. vGBBAeD lady; sye,os sll:
stssnsar.s 1,r,oflgn oy Annex ~ ~ yestry'5 Mss
s{js al rS,ssytowa (6y 'srryl West p,a+ Nexdlrs
Srsek ili a. S,,iasbsSk 1ltstu All tItso1 u %
SSarhxespse 's1tosbssk Win lister raj Dsarars ~ -,
connscnS III ,ats Kill dDuntsa r. AID y Atus ~
ter "a RESS
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Hllnlnl.
Ciin Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE or LEASE on Easy Terms.-Large
or nelumsze blocks OF Bul headed Waer-t fronts III
- YorE unrboI manufactures chemical WORKS on re
tn.ies &c f. A. YOUNG. Engineer So 20 ExcbAnge Flsce
THREE LOTS, 75X100, 70 feet east OF
l Maaison ave- on grade street In shape 70 oui'd
n.y. non FOR 3-STORY 20-FOOT
1C,UUO brick all improvements a. sls' near Ps1 1
osdWsy, $40 300 3.story brown stone ososI' hsA' on
b,o'u II " STEVENS, Broadway cor. 52dst'
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s,eamboais ano RAILROADS..

IBANY BOATS, PE , f,sT il r. R. foot OF
n DREW snu t,tsK DAY at p Connecting ~ Albany
70 eI oepted with trains nor!h wes r and
cspaeay inycarsion tickets 10 saratoga anu A---
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-sr1rcu VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger

lsDots fJD u CJrUalIt and De3DrOsses ~
~ tsh n Stj AMI p. m tor S.st,L BETH chem Allen
sesa GENEVA IyplA 3lflo N tina West Pmmso
fhrpu,san. rsstgn Bethlshen an C1pay - 100000. o..
Dmio.issyinsas s:i1L AID $40 p m connect og
tau. "a Mahqnov and Hazletoa coa rsgi9lS SnhuaL
s,rn n Manch Chunk $40 m Leave Aisu"a OH
stan Eastern Office corner Of ch9sS and coa1et st'
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rTROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE.-New
1 steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
No a. \. H. foot OF ChIisophers daily except
m connecting with morning tIaiBs iOg All pOinos
Scrh Sunday steamer touches al Albany.
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- ssork asssngers-Leave IA nessip 3s 7th-sS "a
-. n r. IL ntn1tss bei0re Long isian1 CIV um n
SEf,iy-y AGAR from Psr IL foot OF PDest. h. R.-fiSV
49, al a m. 2, 30 3:D5 4;D5. sos. sos o VI.
r. ,snes snp AL AElox iItts do not ran on sun 'sV
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TTyEXAS and PACIFIC RAiLM "a, uor,g.cc
Coupons september l. lssS o. nv n e paid on and
.t,c1 maj aate Office Of the TTERiEE
Hrosdway. New YORK Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
A. .ss9,oN VIA STONING TON LINE.

u steamer, NARRAaANsETTs and sr9 ~, p m.
saRy roep. from steamers landing through 10 bos'
con PROVIDENCE LINZ.
car providence direct and Ts,S S on cHusETrs ron
etssnfcs y Warrens. dlflv except Suldaysl, p m.
yer ~, y. tN' n W. PCPPLE, Geul Pass Agent
No IA Westst, New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
FALL RIVER LINE.

EOR BOSTON, VIA New York and New Eng
Il land Rk New-York (Grand Central staIt0nl Al
I. via Ar Line IL and ll;s5 m. week asy'
and ll.sO IN. sundays Hartford Leave NeW-1 ork
CisnhGttsn Elevated RRl froG south Ferry SIS ~;
42u-st High BRIDGE e19 q m Ieave Pier 50,
r. foot Desbrossesst, Norwich Line, 015 p ~ Pullman
nai ,inc.c ara "A Lralna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

N sPRINGFIELD HoLYOKE, MONTREALandl utsr-
ksrs o,l ia stsa Pier No g. e H. at n n.
Ssil NJ SUNDAYS sxcsqtei ~; con1setiny vita transE
YEW.HAVEN Tor MERIDEN HARTFORD SPRl St-
MILD Syc Tickets sold and Oagytys chsoSoi at Sff
fmiwav v V. AMI " rrt-st. BroO<yn ExcIrsiont ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

DONDOTT and Kingston Line Steamer
la lanes W Baldwin MONDAY. Weine sday ana Fri
dav nj d m from Iarris0n-s, MAXIM u'n1l landing
and Connecting with Ulster Delaware aud stony Glove X X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

NORTHERN RAILKUAD UF NV ID ID I Nv, >. Il
~ Trsins leave for EDgewOOd, Closter re mon, M
Nyack 10 $50. loa m go aSoi Pm U'o o'o
,otdnfelt sundays. Z, y a. IA hnd iii0 y ~
Nsn,ei spring Valley and MoDsey 1io' ioa "" 'o p W.
SUNDAY e. ~. .BBoTT, oenT Pss.r AGENT. NewH ork
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-04
&otb fir ShfgtnOiiihtise.

geim Gri6einsn Der eriten 9lnssi6en -
alIgemeine S9pd9e, Nppstitmansel, bIeis
Dies &usieben, frOiteIn6es @efibI nit na6s
fOlgenbem na6tIi9em S9weiB unb 9uIten
- ioIen iofort abbtlfsmabre9eln er9rifsn
werben. S6pinbiu6t lit cine StrOpbels
frantbeit Der gunge; man 9ebrau9e baber
bas md9tigs NutisS trOpbels OOer Slutreis
~nisunsss unO Observation-Disclosures
tel, Or. Yisrce's Golden Medical Dis
covery' (goIoene mebiSinii9e GntOetung).
Oils Elm 9tdbrmtttel benz yebertbran iiberles
gen uuO ais Elm 8ruitmittel miibertroiIen.
@ssen Gunseai9wG9e, Slutipsien un6
permanbte 2eiOen bat es nidt ieines @leis
den. Sci glpOtbetern gu buben. Our Grs
lan9ung pon Or. Bierce's Qbbunblun9
iiber S9pinOiu6t ienOe man spei Brief:
marfen an Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-04
Silt Der Sim. Eruscnt=e tcucr gu Sun:

iten Der Dubuque unb Nortbmeitern Giienz
babn itebt's 10. Wenn Die bereitS 9eiams
meIten unb tii9ti9 seiiebten llnteri6riften
auf benz @eiud aue ri9tig, iino etua so
llnteri6riften msbr bu, ais seniigenb. gtun
peisert ii6 uber buS Soarb Of Sruitee's,
cine 8ubl ausSui9reiben, bis Die Giiens
balm : 9ompo9nie ben brei tSsrrn cine
i6riftli9e 8eri9erung ge9eben bat, baB
Die Gompa9nie fir ale BrOSeie buitbur lit,
bic aus Der 8abl entiteben fOnnen. Weis
ter wouen Die Serren piiien, rper iie fir Die
glrbeit, Die ie 9etban baben, besublt. 0as
@eiet ma6t fein flares grouiio. Gbe
bieie beiben Buntte CUR pollen 3ufriebens
belt erIeOigt iinb, erfOI9t Ous @ablauss
i9reiben ni9t. Wtan bat nun bic Gnii9t
beS Qluwoltes Sbielbs pom Settle Der Ses
bOrOe sefragt. Sinh mir re6t unterrt4tet,
ftrdubt ii9 Die Gompuguie gegen Die Ser
antmortli9feit, iu9t Dem Solf Die Soften
Der @a6I uuO Die 8e;abIung Ser Sruitees
auf5ubirben. Samita9 2lbenO war Die
9lngeIe9enbeit Dor Der 9anbeISfammer unb
Die fam gu teinem Gnti9IuB. Serr ).
@ei9el bat jett aud elm 0aarin Der Srppe
~9efunosn unb bate ietne GntlaiIun9 ols
Sruitee etn9erei9t. Seiue guten 6reunbe,
beneu er bic &aitanien aus benz Serer bolt,
buben i'm initanbis Sebeten, bas bod nidt
Al tblln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-04
MnffprOernna !!

g8ir perbsn erIu6t Der fatbolii6en Sim
panb in Neu 0Orf Die qIabe
I'M Stuute Soma %onSu9sben, mo nod fas
tbolii6e Ginpanb.rltng erUiini9t lit. QSir
bitten beBbulb 3ur 6Orberun9 Der 9uten
Sa9e Die bo6w'9e @eiitIi@teit in bieie m
Stuate, uniere 2~l9enten unb Seiern iibers
ballpt uns an;u9eben:
~ Sb in ben Mtiiiionen nod &unb gu
baben lit, unO gu peldem Yreiie uno wte
piel etlpG.
2.) Sb Stride, tatbolii6e S6ule Dor
banben lit, ober wie melt lie "entfernt iinb.
81 9n men ii9 Der Ginpunberer 81
peuOen bat, nm Ndberes gu erfabren.
@tr werben bann cine elite ouflteQen.
unb bic 9lnsuben mad Seem 9orf ienben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-04
Gs iiub pdbreub bes Sommers bebeus

Gs iin6 wdbrenb bss Sommers bebeus
tenbe 9lrbeiisn Sur Nuffiiuuns beS tsbten
8ettes bss Wiiiiiippi's Dor Ser Stubt ses
than worOen. Die @e9enS spiiden BluB
unb Stabt iiebt gang anbers aug. Sod
eini9e Sabre 10 fprtsefabren, unp 0tiema,p
iiebt mebr, baB bort ie bet 9Gter Der
StrOme Ieins toienbsn @elsn berroute.
Seute i6pn fIinst es pie Elm Mdbrbsn,
baB Dor ni6t iiber 20 Syobreu Die 0ampfs
boote in fer Nabe res jeeigen SuIiens
bauies lanbeten. gu6 Der @interbafen
%Ieiitet, 10 melt CT aussebasscrt, quite
Oienite. SIS liesen BORT eine gauge InSabl
Sampfer unb 8arfen i'm Winterquartier.
SIT Die slussrabuns etnmaI sans beenset,
1T bier Der ii6erite Safen am sanSen Wtiis
iiiiippi. Sis fam ni9t on bic S6ife.
Dur elmer sroBsn @efabr iinb iie beute
uusseiett, bas lit benz 6euer. Die Oampfe,
liegen gu nabe on chamber. @enn be,
9afen fertis lift, wirb bieier @efabr mob
AUDI uorgebeu9t iein.