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SALT RHEUM.

No system of remedies ever compounded so thor
oughly eradicate the diseases for which they are
intended as the CUTCURA REMEDIES. Many remark
able cures have come to ny knowledge, and feel
safe in warrantng satisfaction if directions fol-
lowed Medicines thai infalliby cure Salt Rheum,
as CU7TCURA REMEDIES do, will cure any kind of skin
disease. CHAS. H. MORSE, Druggist,
Proprietor of Morses Dyspepsia Cure.
Uor1tsroN
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ARCHITECTS. NOTICE.

DLANs AND SPECIFICATIONS WILL BE RE
( ceyed for a Brick Store aud Hall, TO be erected
the lot owned by the Changers Cooperative
Business Association. For infermztion apply TO
je22 St F. p. LOW ELL, 1000 X street.
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Praise Service -Tkere Will he Praise
Service given by toe Choir at the Congregational
Church TOMORROW Sunday EVENING, in place
of the usual Sunday evening church services. Sew
era select pieces VIII be rendered. comprising solog,
duets and quartets Pieces will also be sung in
which the audience will take part. All cordially
invited Services to commence at o'clock.
ie23-1t IB. CT
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HoLLIsToN, MASS.

Prices: CUrICURA, soc and 81 per box. REsoLy-
ENT, 81 per bolt e. CUucURA SOAP, 25 cts. CUTF-
cURA SHAVING SoaP. Is cents Sold everywhere.
Potter Drug and Chemical 60. Boston.
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For S2.OOe-so Acres, with Title: Iso
Acres, Possessory Title; nine miles from Auburn,
in FL Dorado county. Good Dwelling and Barn,
Fruit Trees, Grapevines, Berries, etc. Well tim
bered and watered.
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DR.. G.. L. SIMMONS
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

4 LARGE STOCK OF cHICKEREGE~A
n Pianos Just received At the warerOomsfTTEYt
OF e. K HAMMER, so street m5-2plm
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300 Acres-0ne mile from Latrobe; all
fenced. Price 80 per acre.
sWEETsER * ALSIP. Sacramento
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$50 Acres, with Dwelling and Barn Fine
Grain Land, nine miles from Sacramento. Price,
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Preventive measures are far more success
ful. than remedies after the injury has been
done. Shading the trunk and preventing the
sun burning the bark will almost always pre-
vent the work Of borers. This may be done
BY placing two shakes, ons on the south, the
other on the west side Of the tree or BY
means Of two pieces Of board nailed together
and secured 70 the tree by rope. Also allow
the tree to branch out low down upon the
trunk Where borers have been st work,
wrapping the trunk Of the tree with burlap
has been found 20 be s most valuable rem
edy. Rubbing the trunk Of the tree near the
ground with fresh common bar soap Is very
useful.
PEAR AND CHERRY sLUGs.
The use Of dust. or the finely powdered
esrth Of the orchard thrown freely over the
tree By the shovel or otherwise, Is tfectuAl in
the destruction Of this pest.
TESr CATEEPILLAB.
The twigs around which are clustered 3
band OF eggs should be cut of and destroyed
during the wintsr pruning. When, how
ever. hstched out the caterpiilars should.
while il the branches, be taken from the
Tree ia tue sams wsy azd burned or when
Fcsttsred about tie tree they should hs
shsken Oh, and prevented fCem ascending the
frss trurk by placing upon the trunk
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SMALL FARM S
FOR SALE,
sWEETsER &c ALs1P,

We have subdivIded n tract Of land. three
miles southeast Of the city, into tracts OF 20
and more, and cffer it from 500 to SIS per acre.
Part of this is planted to Grapevines and Fruit
Trees the land Is OF a superior quality of a red
land, being from four 10 tx feet deep. Terms Of
payment One third cash deferred payments
made satisfactory.
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This pest is best attacked after the egg has
hstched and during the period of activity.
At this time the whale oil soap and sulphur
mixture, in the strength heretofore men
toned. and to which is added very strong
decoction Of tobacco, is the most tffsctual yet
used. It is hoped, however, that experiments
now in progress with pyrethrum and other
insecticides will furnish better and surer
means for iks exiermipatiop.
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100 Acres-One nile from Plymouth
good Building; 80 acres In Clover, can be ia
creased to so; 10 head of Cows and Heifers 6
Horses, Wagons, lot of Hogs, all Farming Tools,
with paying Milk Route in town of Plymouth.
Price, $4,000.
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500 Acres Near OrOyIlIe, with GDe.gHaFter
of crop OF Wheat aud Barley, that will yield Is
bushels to acre. Price, 1900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-14
A GRAND MAN.

In q recent interview with q repre-
sentative Of the Wabash Courier, Mr..
Hendricks paid a glowing and just
tribute to Mr.. Tilden. "Mr. Tilden,"
said he, sis one Of the most remarkable
citizens Of the Republic. Everything
that he does is complete. A work to
satisfy him must be finished. His letter
Of acceptance was the treatise OF q per-
feet master on the whole system OF
political economy. His letter to the last
Cincinnati Convention, every enemy ad-
mits, was one OF the most ingenious
documents that ever emanatcd from man,
while his friends feel that it was q
strong, candid statement from the high
est possible plane of patriotism. 1t is
wonderful. He has lived down every
calumny. Every SANDER awakened by
the prosecutions Of that fellow Bliss.
and dismissed as soon as they ceased to
be Of any political benefit, would add to
his strength at this time. Tho whole
country has watched him closely since
he was defrauded Of the Presidency, and
there has been everything in his life to
inspire respect. He il. indeed. . grand
man -
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MuD.OCEAN ~TELEGRAPHY.

The idea of t~elegraphing from ships at
sea 10 . new one, and crops up from
time to time. Mid.ooean telegraph
stations have been proposed, and will
probably be carried out some day. The
chief difficulty in the way Of their
adoption has hitherto been the neces.
sity Of keeping the ship connected by
. branch cable to thu main cable lying
on the bottom, and anchoring her 90 a.
to maintain this communication in all
wsathers And depths desirable. But
Prof. A. e. Dolbear has proposed .
plan which may render this fixed com.
mnnication unnecessary. A large metal
plate attached to IN insulatsd conductor
10 lowered from the ship to the bot
tom on the track Of the cable, and an
other plate Il merely Submerged. Be.
tween these two plates . battery and
Morse key are inserted. On working
the key the Morse currents induce
other currents in the cable, which can
be heard in telephones attached to the
cable on shore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-14

The crash Of the Freedmsn's Savings
Bank, Washington, D. c., is attended
with sadder consequences than usually
come from the collapse Of these often
s~oulless corporations. Not that all the
trust funds deposited were swallowed
but because the majority Of the deposit
ors were needy, ignorant colored people
nv a fortuitous rise in some Of the banks
real estate it wa enabled, notwithstand'
ing its stealings which appear in recent
fortunes for its managers, to pay 30 cents
ON the dollar. The bold stage robber is
a prince in comparison with such cruel
and oowardly rogues. Among the many
radical reforms indispensable in the best
Government the sun ever shone on IS
some scheme by which savings banks
NAV be made honest institutions. In
some Of the States Of the Union arson Is
punishable by death. The law is whole
some. for q scoundrel who sets hre to >
house is a diabolical. cold.blooded VII
lain, who for plumber or spite destroys
property or endangers life. The fraudu'
lent bank man is guilty OF the same
crime only on a larger scale; besides the
loss and distress Of others all 60 to ada
to his lucre and increase the comforts OF
his luxurious living. :.
n the mcr who wrecked the Freed
mans Bank could have seen the poor
needy people, whose little earnings they
had pilfered, wandering about the burst
depository until worn out and dlscour'
aged, day after day, for two weeks, pa
tiently waiting to get what had peer
left for them out Of the robbery, they
would have been moved by the specta'
Gle if their hearts are not Of flint. Few
Of the poor colored people received
more that $40 or $l2 and many got q
balance Of only a few cents.
II had &c." said an old aunty,
sAnd 1 'spected that it was safer in
the bank than for me to keep it. !
had saved that by . few pennies AZ a
time from a good while before the war.
Thank the Lord, I says, that | can get
SO much Of it back again."
"Boss," said an aged colored man, Il
know'd I'd have the rheumatic when
got old, and l saved $500. When the
bank was begun I know'd some OF the
gemmen SO well that l put it all in
But the ole man won't get but plaguey
little morc'n half Of il out again."
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PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEsrrsEL.I

San Francisco Intelligence.
SAN Francisco, June ia change in
the overland time table has been agreed
upon, to 60 into effect July l. The sched-
ule will be made known in a few days.
The Central and Southern Pacific roads
are considering the advisability Of running
Pullman dining cars in connection with
the Pullman sleepers.
Three thousand five hundred men are
employed on the Oregon Railroad ex-
tension.
Sideman, Lachman & Co. cigar factory
on Battery street was partially destroyed
by fire last night. The estimated loss is
Sl2, 900, covered by insurance. The liquor
house Of Taussig & Co. adjoining suffered
damage by leakage and breakage to the
extent OF $4,000, also insured.
Bmyin. Real Estate.
VICTORIA, b. O., June 13.-Tte local
papers say the Chinese are buying large
blocks Of real estate in the northern end
Of the city for the erection of permanent
business houses thereon. The purchases
are regarded as having great commercial
significance, in view of the early compile
ton Of the Canada Pacific Railroad.
A Fatal Birthday Party.
Los ANGELES, June 13.-Last night about
IL o'clock at a birthday party Of Mrs.
Packard at her residence in this city Hem
ry Heidi and Ramon Lopez became in
volved in a quarrel. Lopez stabbed Heidi
in the left temple. Heidt died this after
noon at O'Clock. Lopez is in Jail.
Articles OF Incorporation.
PORTLAND, June 13.-Articles Of incor.
poration Of the Oregon Southern Improve
msnt Company we're filed to-day. The
capital stock IL four million dollars. The
object IL to build q road from Roseburg to
Coos Bay, and run steamships from Coos
Bay to Portland.
Sentenced to be Hung.
AUBURN. CAL, June 1S.-Stephen Rich
ards, heretofore convicted Of the murder
Of Thomas Nichols, on the 18th Of last
March, was sentenced to-day to be hung
on the 27th Of July.
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~. . negro, charged with participation in
the murder of the Gibbons children st
Ashland, Ky, Dec. "a, 1881. Fannie and
Robbie Gibbons and Emma Carico we're
found dead In . burning house. The girls
had been outraged. Three men were ar
rested, George Ellis, William Neal and
Ellis Croft. Croft made q confession,
upon which he was convicted and SEN
fenced to be hanged, but he was hanged
by . mob. The other two were also SEN
fenced to be hanged, and now await the
decision Of the Governor as to the day OF
execution. The arrest OF Dierely was
made upon circumstantisl evidence, which
it is claimed clearly duplicates him n
two other colored men, Dobney and Reu-
ben Kendall, warrants for whose arrest are
now out.
Pound Dead In the Street.
ST.. LOUIS, June 13.-AdvicesI from In
dian Territory say that benjamin F.
Porter, Private Secretary to the chief
Creole, and brother of Gen. Porter, mill
tary commander Of the Greek Nation, was
found dead in the street in O~kalamulgee
yesterday morning, shot through the
heart. Whether his death was accidental
or the result Of q quarrel with a gang OF
roughs, who were carousing around town
and firing revolvers the night before, is
not known.
large Representation.
CHICAGO, June 13.-From all that can
be learned at this early day. Illinois will
be represented at tho Triennisl ConclAve
by one Of the largest delegations from the
visiting States. Grand Recorder Barnard
gives it es his opinion that there will be
from 500 to 600 from this State.
Fourteenth Annual Meeting.
P~IrrsBuRa. June I3.--The fourteenth
annual meeting Of the Grand Orange
Lodge of the United States is being held
here. About 60 delegates, representing
II States Of the Union, are in attendance.
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OVER II WATER.

Labouchere Challenges Irving
Bishop, the Thought Reader, 20
Tell the Number of n Bank NOte.
ESPECIAL 70 H SENTINEL
LONDON, June 13.-Labouchere recently
challenged Irving Bishop, the thought
reader, to tell the number Of Q bank note
known only to Labouchere and Feirth,
Member Of Parliament, the latter to hold
the note. Labouchere put up FL 900
against f100. the proceeds to be devoted to
charity. Three thousand persons were
present, but owing to disputes concerning
the conditions, neither Labouchere nor
Feirth were present. However, Bishop
guessed the number Of the note at the first
attempt, and now claims the FL 900. The
audience was very disorderly.
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ropvwRIonTI N rHorOGRAPHs

u0Hnh IN
Judge Coke Of New York has given .
decision upholding the constitutionality
of the Act of Congress granting copy
right in photographs. The Constitution
empowers Congress to secure to "au-
thors" the exclusive right to their "writ-
ings." It was commended by the defend
ant in this case that . Photographer is not
an author nor q photograph a writing,
and hence hat Congress had no power
to extend COPYRIGHT protection to pho
toeraphs. Judge Coke admits that the
question is involved in doubt, but says
that . Court should be convinced that a
law Of Congress is unconstitutional be-
fore setting it aside. He is not SO con.
WINGED in this case, and therefore refuses
to declare the Act invalid.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-14
VlVl1ECTION.

DR.. Brown.Sequard. the eminent
Psychologist. was giving = lecture in
Paris ct the College Of France on vivi-
section. and produced . young monkey,
on which he intended to perform expert.
ments. He had not proceeded further
than to tie up his patient. who, not lik-
ing the preliminary operation, uttered
piercing cries. when q lady. elegantly
dressed, stepped forward and struck the
Professor on the nose with her parasol.
He was ungallant enough to call her
'san old fool. and ordered her to be re-
At the Police Office she said
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-14

When . ecotchman answers 3 question
he settles the matter in dispute once for
ali. On . certain occasion the question
was asked, "Why was Mary Queen Of
SCOTS born at Linlithgow 2" Sandy Kerr
promptly answered, Because her mother
was staying there, sir" and there actually
seemed nothing more to say on the sab
taok
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DIED.

At Newark Valley, June II, Barley Harmon.
aged ~ years, . native Of ireland.
The funeral will take place from Hjui's
undertaking establishment on Gouth Main
street. At 10 O'Clock this morning. Friends
and scquaintancss are respectfully invited 10
attend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-14

she had only properly acted on the
Gramont humanitarian law. The Cor
rectioual Police must decide whether
This plea j~ustifies an assault.
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Good for Bahiss.

We usually leave 1t to doctors to recom-
mend medicines. but Parker's Ginger Tonic
has been 10 useful In our family In relisv-
Ing sickness and suffering that we cannot
say too much for it, praise.-sAlem Argus.
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Ton PRTNTING--NEw STYLES OF
type ct the SENTINEL ONCE. Letter Heads
Bill Heads. Cards. etc., printed In the best
styles kno wn 10 The cart preservative."
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NOTICE

uRrno NY ABSENCE IN oAL nv sssnt.
have appointed 81 Bpsl xsAs w
A' my20tf
Kursta. Nay 10, 1883.
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NOTICE.

MY WIFE, MRS. A. n. vARNUM. HAVING
ll left my bed md board without Just
cause or provocstion. I forbid all persons from
hasbcrfng or Trusting her on my account.
=. W. vARNUM.
Hursks, New, Jrne s. 1883. je6-lm
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NoTTCE.

Turing MY ABSENCE HIATT I. COZ
nointed John Il. Jones my sesnINSp
iect bills and rents. RICHAhp c~oi,sctor
OYrIcE-U. 8. Internal Revenue Ra.tmsn
Ryland's building. corner bus' wv
streets. my2srf
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T ALL TIMES. LIVE ENERoLT.oO. sd
"A 10 sell Tunison's Celebrated n aspis iot
Charts; 500 per month gnaranteeu si,rs. i'd.
loving our instructions. For particu,u r,9s. IN
dress JOHN DIXON. Sacramento, cs'.M
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NOTICE.

TURING MY ABSENCR IN Esuai Ii al
IL authorize Richard slefp. 20 c9I ~
bills dua me. ROBERT Non msI7tf
Eureka, Nay 10, 1883. NJ
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CHARMS $3.50, ,,,nnop rp,xspoRTATIt
COMPANY.

CHARMS ,r,o,, I'D ,xspoRrATIoN
COMPANY.
Office Pier 49, y. r.. foot of Cortlanit-st
Couinmeuts of freight forwarded as directed 10 any part
Cithe world. .......-r,.,,
UNEOUALIFD FACILITIES FOR DISPAl'H.
ordrs received for delivery OF all kinds OF freight anu MGR
cbondse TO any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND iNI'
Dor LIGHTEEAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly hghtere to any poin
IN tbe harbor at reasonable rates.
sTFAMBoATs, BARGE5 AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS. nj
steamer John H. StaTin for NEW IIANlN, leaves iI'I
"a n r. foot of Cortlandts, at p. daily lsCNDAh 70
excepted 81, .t
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co, between NeW'lotA anu
NevHayen Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight FOR points d. L. w. r. H. received az f9f 10
For New. Haven and points Fast, at Pier H.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND-Eeyen Miles Tor
Ton cents via steamers from Iron Pier !, b. IT, TOOL o.
Whitehal-st 49, ,.-..
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, C0mmunipaw' y. DRY DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops Everything Appertamhs 70 '
construction and repair Of vessels
TROY BOATS-CITiZENS, Ll HNoE ,.-. New p,S
/ steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave we
No al n r. of Chrstophef-st dhl! e1U'pt ui
az IN connecting with morning trains ior al points orn
Sunday steamer touches al Albany
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DR0POsALS FOR PUMPING MACHINERY

BUREAU or YARDS AND DOCKS,
WARRINGTON ID. c., Nov. II, lSS3.D
ou.1uu addressed tO the Chief Of the Jn-
re9n of Yard. and Docks Navy Department Wa.hmgi0n
n ~ Jpdorsrd Proposals for Pumping Machinery, VIII DC
Ieceyed az this Bureau by the undersigned until o'clock
20 ~ rncsfay the god day Of January, 1884 at which time
and Mace the proposals will be opened IN the presence OF bid
delivering and erecting the Pumps, l.
zines and other pertaining thereto for the stone
AZ the Island Navy ard California u accord
& fh nrinted instructions for tho guidance OF bidders
Plans Of The Pump house, Punpwe and Culvert5 can be
sea and comics specifications and Instructions 10 bidders
obained by applying 10 the Bureau OF Yards and DOCKS
Navy Department. the Clyl Engineers once az the HSy
II Safest New-York City and No 90 Mkst Boston Mass
The RuTeau the right 10 reject all bids that
NAV moi be deemed advantageous 10 the Government -
10 nroposA considered unless accompanied by the
rrescribed bond which forms part OF the same.
EDWARD I. NICHOLS, Chief OF Bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29
NEw-NO DIRK. NOV. =,
rv,O THE SECOND MORTGAGE lNGOMsLE
Onoix nE AN1 sCBiP HOLDERS OF THE NJ h. q l.

Tho rc"r Of this Company have this day ~ e pro9
,o W 80 Per Cent bonds, under ana ptauII ieSo i'm
lu " A. General Consol Morgage OF DecehOc o Bonds
eXchapgc for the Compgnys second s Of n 600 said
% Cent Ronds 10 bear interest rom OctoDsr ~ IN De
sen Launua,iy, in June anu bNe'i'0''
cenber |, 1920 ,,.,r,o hands together with scrip
alsO be eACha.s, a.
pr cent OF TIER face value nat for said fNe fo ''
ar. . .,,o,, =, tho new bonds the income DOnnuss
.i ~ H. presented at COmpays oi!C ,,rnnei
Rr,Jay New YORK and after the IN ns 70 nt further
as sssenng TO the exchange on he SO3Ne Treasurer
y.ptIsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON, ID g., oct. u, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS from patontees or their assgnees
m Granting the use improvements in the construction or In
inc mode Of closing and opening mabags Of any KIND also
for the use Of patented devices for fastening mailbag cou
and for labelling mabngs will be received ct TINS Department
,n,n NOON on the third day OF April, 1884.
An proposals must be in accordance with the specifications
d forms Of proposals. which will be furnished on application
hv letter TO the Second Assistant Postmaster General
contraots which may DO made for tho Of any patents
he n conformity to such specifications and the accepted
proposals. wo GRESHAM
Postmaster General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-29
RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE l,.ry
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE" D.. Co..
trains leave HewYork via and Cortndt street
uamsSSrs Piits6urg the West and South with pg2R
a8d Chicago Limited Of ParOr Dining, smoking and sle0P
Cars at an every ayo day NJ Cory and at
m eaHnccng at CORY Tltusve PotroleHm Centre
shf nHT W wnsSngton and the South Limited washlngtoa
m aT1ye washington 4:15 m Regular b and p h ~
and $50 $40 s and p Dgn ana sunday Via B. AMI
RI I'll a m 9p and II night via B. and o. I'm
For or R sfa II " CITY except sunday pm
S branch Bay Junction, and insI,Gediae sra'3 ON
via Railway and AmbOy m u noon KIN klSTy ParR
pSds Ia Bdoky8 Annex TGqsh 26 o1
q Jersey 1 GIy anordins speedy anu
GyTVoFrom PtsDu $40 and 29 m P R2 2na
os iS M n From Bs%qrg sunaa g mSG1 NJ
gSo $50 iGo l29 9 2 io S5o M oS Sunday day
$50 go eS5 $50, 1905 ll'S5 am Gi2O 1850 0'-o iO''
iO-O anu no PHILADELPHIA.
| THE o1D EsTA BIIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT Ii
20 TRAINS EACH WAY ,o wEEK * PPAAE 1EP On
SUNDAY iA: = N NEw.YoRK.
TIE NqsT T FHnE9 S6Ns1 EFUlP
| uh-' ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
express Trains leave Dcsbrosses and corand'
stTse7 S Sii' $50 q and 10 Limited II lI0 M l. ~
$40 and NJ sna Sa R'fi m and Il night
IT, leaving NewYork daily except sunday; TO 80 -,
and l. 2 A. and pm. connecting al Iieh'' O
| Camden. %. c.o.o, pbuadelphia 1901
All 81 % 4. 4:35 except Monday COY i rJo n mn
81 and ill5 IN imited Express $50 anu 1.%o T. ~
| 81 g. g. $50. 30 TAO and y M on su' G&o ia
a.ii Q 20 4:O, l3j n 800 ldmed n;ru, ~,
:. 5aTd m Leave Philadelphia via Oamdcno'JO III u"'
Ttp oflces i95 ana 9ii Broadway As,GI loaso
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