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CHICAGO. Feb. 1S.-A Thunder Bay Mani
toba, special says party OF twenty-five men
lett Lawson's camp Friday for Burkes camp.
The party separated, four striking out across
the ice for the portage at Sawyers Bay AT
that point they met Indians, and fearing an
attack retreated their steps 1t was very
cold, and Oh the way Max Mueller, Cola
Gerser and L. Gellogas lay down exhausted.
Isaac Laurilla pushed on to Browns, which
he reached overcome. Next morning he
started out with assistance for his compan-
ions, and found them frozen to DEATH
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A Boston Paper in New Quarters.

BosroN, Mass Feb 1S.-The Daily Adver-
tiser for the past fifteen years located on
Court street, removed, between Saturday
morning and Sunday noon, to its new six
story marble building on Washington and
Devonshire streets, and will issue Monday a
twenty-page paper, the largest single issue
ever made by a New England newspaper. 1t
will contain history of the Advertiser from
its establishment, seventy years ago, biogra-
ply of former editors, and a history of jour
naism in Boston.
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Only One Paper in Indiana.

Kansas CITY Journ9I,
There is just one paper in the whole State
of Indiana, There are several alleged papers,
but only one real genuine newspaper. We
mention no names, but we exchange only
with the Indianapolis Journal.
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TowNsHEND's REJo1NDER.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, wAsH1NGro,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, WASHINGTON.
Hon. D. e. HASKELL
Sir-Yours of the 18th inst has today been
handed to me by my friend, Hon. VIM. r. Nor
rison. Inssmuch as you, and AS you say some
of your party friends. insist upon the interpre-
tatlon which you have placed upon the language
used by ME in debate, and prefer to rest under
tented with the employment of epithets in re-
Spouse to such grave accusation you insist
has been made by representative of the
people on the floor of the American Congress. l
am willing to leave you where your own con-
struction of my language has placed you. l am
gratitied it does not appear that any other menl-
Der of the ways and means committee felt that
my remarks were intended reflection upon
his integrity. l have never known an instance
where gentleman who believed himself charged
with personal corruption sought relief from the
charge by the use of epithets.
r w TOwNSBEND.
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Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurss,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ts the presorp-
tion of one Of the best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never-failing success by
millions OF mothers for their children. 1t re-
lleves the child from pain, cures dysentery and
diarrhHa, gripping in the bowels, and wind collie.
BY giving health to the child it rests the mother
Price 25 cents bottle.
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A Different Point of View.

Philadelphia Record.
After the Chicago fire Cincinnati said:
"The wicked shall be destroyed from the
earth" Now, in her own misfortune, she
says; "Whom the Lord loveth He chasten-
eth
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LARGEST theaters in America crowded to the
doors to hear the handsome young comedian,
VIM, ]. Seaman, sing "Peek-a-Boo." Remember
his engagement begins at Grand Opera house
Monday, Feb, 10.
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A Happy Hit.
Frankfort Banner,

FrankIOrt Banner.
One of the happiest hits of the season was
the calling Mr.. Heffren, H-and-car Heffren.
He rode away from his command in the
army, during an engagement on hand car,
leaving the meS to be killed and captured.
H-and-car is good one.
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DURKEE's Salad Dressing, a ready -made, rich
delicious dressing for all salads of meat, fish or
vegetables. Cheaper and infinitely better than
homo nude. No sauce equal to il.
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bring his body back to America. In doing it
l am satisfied with nay exertions in the pleas
ure they give"
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SKINNY Men. "Wes Health Renewer" re-
stores health and vig0r, cures dyspepsia, impo-
tence. 81,
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TowNsHEND VS.. HASKELL.

Some Spicy Correspondence Between Them
-Townshend Explains.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Star furnishes
the correspondence which passed between
Representatives Haskell and Townshend
since the passage at arms in the House:
FIRST LETTER. .'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA. !
Hon. D. @. Haskell; -, .t.-......
Sir-Befora had All opportunity to further
reply TO your criticism upon my remarks In the
House yesterday, determined to act upon the
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advice of my colleague, Colonel Morrison, a
member OF the committee on ways and means,
well as of other colleagues and friends, and
not prosecute the matter and disagreement with
you, but leave you an opportunity to judge from
the sten0graphic report of my remarks, as found
III the Record of to-day, whether you had not
In unwarranted terms. Such was the opinion OF
my friends and myself. This opportunity has
been presented to you in the Record OF to-day,
no less than call your attention to the matter,
and ask q response.
l am, sir, respectfully, etc,
r. w, TowNsHEND.
HAsKELLs REPLY
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, I
WASHIEGToN, Feb. Ia. )
Hon. R. W. Townshend:
Sir-Yours by hand of Hon. William Morrison
has been carefully read. You say that you leave
me 1.-THE opportunity to judge from the stenO-
graphic report of my remarks found in the
Record to-day whether you had not misinter-
preted my language and replied thereto in I'M
warranted terms" In reply beg leave to sub
init clippings from your remarks as they appear
in the Record to-day, l draw my pen beneath
the words to which desire to call your especial
attention.
Haskell here quotes literally from the Rec
ord, giving the most striking passages of
Townshends charges and his own reply, and
continues:
The ways and means committee, or at least
those of that COMMITTEE who voted to report this
bill to the House, are by your remarks made to
appear as mere tools in the hands of u ''labby of
hired monOpolists" Such a lobby desf gnated
corrupt and scandalous lobby" and your
remarks make the ways and means committee
merely the agents" of lobbyists, and members
of Congress who thus act as agents or tools"
of hired lobbyists are "scoundrels." In consulta-
ton with my party friends, and also with some
of your party friends | learn that the interpre-
tation put upOn your remarks at the time they
were uttered, ana that now put upon them as
they appear before me in plain type, is the one
that reasonable men are compelled to adopt.
From articles in this connection that have APP
peared in the public press, learn that it is the
Interpretation put upon them by the occupants
of the reporters gallery and the House of Rep
resentatives very generally, In answer, there
fore, in reply to the questions contained in that
portion OF your letter that hrst quoted, reply:
your words
Second-I do not think have replied thereto
ID. g, HASKELL.
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GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
The Michigan senatOrship, and Who Is
Likely to Win.


The Michigan senatOrship, and Who Is
Likely to Win.
special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Personal advices
from the seat of war have satisfied the
Michigan statesmen in Washington that
the senatorial race lies between
Generals Palmer and Stockbridge, and
Representatives Lacey and Willetts.
They say that the contest will soon settle
down to a pull between the east and west
sides of the State, and that General Palmer
will be pitted against Stockbridge or Lacey.
Stockbridge and Palmer are rich lumber
merchants, and the latter has an income of
about quarter of a million.
Governor Morgan and President Arthur.
Washington Special
The following is the text of letter written
by the late Governor Morgan in regard to
President Arthur. 1t bears the date of July
4, 1881:
l have received your communication in
which you inquire whether still feel fun con-
am willing TO publicly express, through your
columns, my estimate OF his capacity and char
acter and his fitness to fill the Executive chair.
L have known General Arthur more than twenty
years, and have no hesitation in saying that he
is patriotic man, of high impulses, of 1ntellec-
tual capacity aud upright character, and would,
in the dreadful event of the Presidents death dis
charge the duties of that office solely with re.
dependent of all personal considerations. .'-.
Z, D MORGAN.
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Pail Mall Gazette.
Who is the most distinguished Euglsh-
men living Statesmen are out OF the
running, for has not Mr.. Gladstone de
clared that their fame is only like sounding
brass or tinkhng cymbal, and that your
poet laureate is a greater mau than your
prime minister. Lord Ccloridge has solved
the difficulty, and has told the Union
League club, at New York, that dis
tiuctly the most distinguished Englishmen
living is the accomplished man of letters
who has Just set foot iu America. As
poet, writer, thinker, he has scarcely any
equal, and, taken altogether, he has On
Lord Coleridge's judgment) no equal a"
For very modosty's sake Lord ColcEidge :
"truest aud dearest friend must really
be agreeing that it is high time the lord
chief Justice should take his passage and
get him gone" He has already fired a
parting shaft Of praise at Mr. Bright, who
is said to be contemplating a visit to the
states, and who will show the Amer
loans "wbat great, high minded.
Straightforward. noble Englisbman is. W
What would Lord Coleridge do
for the next distinguished English
visitor? To praise the third he would have
to Join the other two: but the result
would really be being far too great aud
good even for the generous appreciation Of
the American public.
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lancaster .1ntelIigenccr.
WAY HE Dips'r MARRY.


For the IrTHLLIaBNCRR.
That's purity thing for snip OF boy To ask
me, an old man. sir
Rpt nov DAYS all boys have n plenty o. cheek
40 Imight as well give you answer.
whv didn't marry Well, Carrie Moore was
the girl o. my youthful fancy,
Not a girl in the township was as purity rs her
but her ways were decidedly dancyi
For she danced around ike a fre-fiy goes, now
here, now there so brightly,
An, you couldn't "a told, one minute, where
'bouts you'd fni her the next one,
rightly,
Rpt she danced right into my heart Ill own,
an kept 1t ali TN IA futter
An my love one day would fyup to the skies
an the next tumble down In a gutter.
Well stood It year, with mighty bad
grace, an my love Il grew stronger and
stronger,
TIL it hit me so hard couldn't half work, an
said would stand it no longer;
so, dressed all out in my best ono night, an
TO old man Moore's went over,
with a hope In my heart, an down In my
boot frosh-pulled four .leavod clover
An Carrie was there, looking brighter know
than rose or q clover could blossom
I'd the leaf in my boot, would the luck come
10 win that sweet bloom tor to wear in
my bosom
Well, told her at last just why had come,
an l called her my somcthin' own
Carrie,
windin' up, when I'd finished the ale of my
love, by askiu' her, wouldn't she marry
Then she said u whole lot about "sorrow
an" friends" but two letters will spell
all her answer,
An 80 that Is Just why, since you're anxious
to know, that to-day Im a single ol'
man, SIR
- UTV r NcSparrqu
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now 20 seenr- ttrnitn

I seems strange that any one VIII suffer
from the many arrangements brought on 10y
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ.
Wills SSARSAPAElLLAA AND STILLINGIA
or BLOOD AND LIVER SIKUP Will restore
perfect health to the physical organization. II
Is indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant 10
take, ald has proven itself to be the best
BLOOD PUBlFlER ever discovered, effect
ually curing scrotua, Syphilic disorders
weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill
ious complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, LIVER, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. 1t CurreCts indi
gestion. single bottle Will prove to you 1t.
merits as health renewer, tor 1t ACTS LIKE
CHARM, especially when tho complaint 1.
OF AN exhaustive nature, having tendency tC
lessen the natural yig0r OF tho brain and ner
vous system.
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s,own's nousenoin pnnacsa.

ls the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. WIN most surely quicken the blood
whether taken informally or applied eNter-
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviAtur, and II Is warranted dOu'
bic the strength than any other similar prep4
ration,
II cures p lin IN the SIDE, Back OF Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, TuUtHaCue, anu
ALL ACHES, and Is The Grsat Reviewer OF
Pain. "BilOW N'S HOUSEHOLD PASACEA"
should be in every family. \ t"aspOuntul Ot
the Panacea In tumbicr ui hot water Isweoi
ened, ii preierrcdl taken at uettimu, vii
BREAK UP A COLD. n cent u bottle.
mHVl-T Th,F&w
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Can regulate Their husbands amazingly ies,
should they not do their duty. BirdOck BlO04
BHersare good regulator OF tho circulation
iney are exclusively blood tonic, and cOnse.
quently strike at the root OF many srTions All
menls. For sale by II, d. Cochran, druggist
~ and la9 North Oucen hlrnpI. -onN'
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No Deception Urnn-

IL Is strange so many people will continue
Complaint, Constipation, sour Stomach Gen.
eral Debility, when they can procure al our
store sHlLOH'S NlIALlZER, Tree OF cost il II
does not cure or relieve them. Price, 70 cents
sold by IL. B. Cochran, l37and l30 North Queen
street. Lancaster. fedlIcod6
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~ EDIC4I.
,HoN nirTIRs.
Like an Evil Spirit.

through NS"e' Inc
keep pthemo
measures thee things htAr own way
tho EcS hole ondh comes in by the
OuLB
IL
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what we Jan Cure. Lott. no, Eno,e.

II we can cure an ache or spratn. or n
plte, ny using IhomuS Eciectric OH, let's do
IL. Ihomds' Eciectrio OH Is known 10 bc
druggist. l37 ana l8g North Queen street iit''"''
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"what thing so good 20 ~ the query OF a
poet somewhat c infused n he n - q COLI, The
only good thing we know of Is bottle OF Dr.
Bulls Cough syrup.
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Fut Upon his Feet .

''set M IN bed and coughcd till the clothing
Was Was wet wish persplratlon My wife insisted
teaspooniul relieved me, ana two bottIes ba,ye
Ghrel I me. can honestly recommend it." 4
~, nerbins, Creek Centre, n. y For sale
1y ~ ~, u; cochran, druggist, l37 and l39 North
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RED HORSE POWDERS euro all diseases
horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry uud all
Live Stock. n POslrNECURE. mAy.l-2
For sale at II. Is. CCcarun's drug store 1877
North Queen street
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som. srrons M,nusd Wom.n

Inc greatest CnntagiOn destroyer ever
SHOWN is larbys Prophyluctic Fluid 1t pre-.
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MICHINERY.


HAVIS8 Dissolved PARTNERSHIP
/ Il and permanently closed the Chestnut
street Iron Works, desire to inform my OLD
patrons and tho public generally, that ] am
still I'm the business, being located In the iehn
Iron Company's forks, North Plum street,
where am making Iron and Brass Castings
serve giI who may favor me with their patron
age. From 40 years experience In the business
and using the best material and employing
the heat mechanics, | am sati Ned | can guar
antee ntire antistaction. Castings MAZE from
"A ixture OF iron ana steel which are more re-
liable for strength and durability than the
heat cast iron known, V teeth roll pinions
rolls and rolling mill work speciality. Cast
ings male OF very soft iron, and brass cast
ings OF every description. have all the pat.
tiers at the wen and iaYOrably known MOwrer
Corn and Cob Crushcr rcflttCd and improved.
Also on hand, mills completely htted up or In
parts, to replace Old ones which have been In
use tor years, guaranteeing thom 10 give sat
istactiOn.
RnRl4imd Il. G. MoCULLEY.
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No matter what may be the name, or no "
long standing the trouble, DR.. Bcnsun's skin
Cure will always cure skin diseases. Grateful
hundreds oi cured patents attest this tact.
$l. at druggists
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"I6uy Or. Beasons Uelcrv ant Charnomtle
Pilis and introduce them ,ghercusI go Per.
SOndl knoWiedge and experience Of thetr cFrcis
on others prompt this act" Rev. !. =. Fugett.
Rector st. Lukes n, Myersburg. Pa. 80 cts.
at druggists.
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ahEK's PAIN PANACEA cures a pain in
man anu beast. For use externally ANA inter.
nally.
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CoLDEN's Liquid Beet Tome impurts strcal III
TO body ana mind. Take 10 other. or Drug
gists. nlGIwdeOdSw
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SPfoIAL INDUCEMENTS urrEKsp IN

SPfCIAL INDUCEMENTs DFFEKt ID IN
- Ladies' ana Gcntlemen's Furnishing
Goods Just received at very low prices. Ladies'
~ cents ana up Hosiery and q great
variety of Gloves and Mits, Knit Jackets,
Pants, Oyerall5, over and Sack Goats JoD
lot from an assignoes sale. Comforts from
81 cents and up, toget her with tull line oi
Notions, all cheaper than ever. Elease can
and examine before you buy. Trade poiIhrs
taken at par. ..,,.,,,,,,,r
HENRY BEClTOLD,
No. 80 North Queen street,
Rs-Sign OF the Big Stocking. ieDtiyd
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HRAS's sPEUIrIU mEDIUINE. Thh
VI Great English Remedy, An untailing
follow loss OF Memory, Universal Lassi.
tude. Pain In tho BACK, Dimness OF
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases that lead 10 Insanity or Con
sumption and Premature Grave. FUN par
tlculars in our pamphlet, which we desire 10
send tree by mail TO every one, Tho Specific
mddcne Is sold by all druggists at 81 per pack
age, or siN packages for a., or Will Go sent tree
by mail on the receipt OF the money, by AL.
dressing the agent,
IL. Is. COCHRAN, Druggist,
Nos. lH and l39 North Queen street, Lancas.
ter, Pa.
on account OF counterfeits, we have adopt
ed the Yellow Wrapper thsonly genuine,
THE GRAY MEDICINE co.,
aprl2lyd&w Buffalo, N. Y,
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Harrisburg Express, hiCh leaves Lancaster
at 7.tO y. m. mas direct connections (wlthOut
change OF Car8l 70 c Cplumb'H aHd York.
Fast Limo, west, On sunday, when rngg"u
will stop at DOwninCtown, Cu8tcsyillo, Parkes
burg, Mount JOY, EiiLAEOthtoSn and Middle
town.
Day Express, Fast Line, News Express, Mail
Train, No. !, Western Express ana PaCihc "a.
press run daily.
The time here given IS Eastern time or that
ct tho 18th meridian. whiCo - | minute and
seconds faster than that heretofore used.
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Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
At Lancaster with Niagara Express AT q %,
will run through tO Hanover daily, eNcopi
sunday.
Frederick Accom- odHtiuu, west connecting
at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, u ]. =, wiz
run through TO f~odoTiCk.
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HNHE TUWR'S TALK IL ALI ABOUT
il the Havana Cigars tor cents at
HARrMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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rhAEkLEks. nnInh
\, ,NoAsrtn Asu @iLnr,,,y,L,t a.

ANCAsTtK Asu MiLhrilNyiLir a..
Cars run as follows;
Loavo Lancaster tp. u pspp., :, ut 7, ~
lliOh, M, aud q I, ana $50 u. m, az con, or
saturday, whom the lupt car leaves at pn n "a,
Leave Millrrsvtlo dover emi) ut 5. n nnd. 10
n NJ, and |, !, bHnd 7 u. Ia.
Cars run duilV on ~ bvG time sNtuiN on sun
day.
4 wLUMBtA n POKT DEpOsir Raj,
~ ROAD TIME TABLE,
Trains now run regularly on tho Columbia
fort Doposit Railroad on the following
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pEau,NU a UoLUMniA *. u

Trains connect Rt Reading with trains tOHnd
from Philadelphia rottsvlllo, Harrisburg, Al.
Route
At Columbia with trains to and from lorH,
hanover, GpttysbuTF, Frederick and Balu.
more. n. WILSON. Supt.
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No. Is East King Street,
FOR sILE OR REM.

DUBLIU SALE or VALUABLE KEAL
| ESTATE.-Ou WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING. NOVEMBER >, i-sI. at the Lvopala
Hotel, IN the city ~ Lancaster. "A Lot at
Ground situated on She north -IIu ut Grant
street, west OF water street, ia the city ut Lam.
caster, fronting ON Grant street IN feet, an
bj feet iu depth, more or less, ON Wutgu IL
erected "A tTtmv stable. Also a choice Iut OF
tUuit Trees uud Grape Vince are growing on
the lot.
sale toCnmmnuCc al O'Clock IN tine evening
" hen conditions Will Doe made known by
H. NJ. ~HEElNEk
!. FRED h. sen Elk.
H. /. RIiOAp~.
Executors uf Estate OF Michael LLlm. decd
SHUEEET Y ,UTTOS, AuCt-. ult.lbt
DUBLIU sALEuF VALUABLE kEAL -
/ TATE.-On WelUesdty evening, NOVem.
Der ,, 1913 At the Leopard Hotel, I'm the city az
Lancaster, IA large double tNO-stDTy BRIO Is
DIV ELLlSG HOUSE. with twO--iory Brirk
Back Buiiding attached, and lot OF ground a 6.
tcCnt thereto, fronting about - feet on the
north side OF East Orange street and gNN.ul-
ing In depth 2ij feet, 10 Marion street. in the
city Of Lancaster. House SO. III t3-t Orange
street. 4 very choice variety OF frutt trees
AM grape vines are growlng on This altrac
lively located lot.
Ing, hen the conditions wiIl bee mate known
by II. VI. SESkR,
~HUEEBT 4 SUTTON, AuCrs. nli I3,d
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EsNsNLNA NAiLfSuAD-r saw
L SCHEDULE -- on and after SUNDA
NOVEMBER, Is, 1883. trains ON the Penney
LRuCNst"r and PhiladClpu'a CopOtsas follows
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Chas. y. Crtueudcn, Agent, New toTA city.
ApTil-lyeOdGw 90