davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
RAILWAYS
"SarSaparilIian ReSOIVent.' -

Gbrontide Standardization, 6no9enfroR,
S6drftn I'M Stute, Strofel76ranfbetten, iibter
obCr urnatiirli6er StubtQang, SYPHILIS ODER
peneril1e S9unoeu, droniihc o0er alte UeI6pitre,
Salilub, cn9lti6eGruufbcit ,Rniel6munm, 0rtnOz
fopf, decentralization, Grebsletoell, Sruleri>
ldweQllngcu, ueberbcine, 2lbnlugeru1g uno &elferl
bcs %f0rperS, Si1lneu 1tlo Siete, Wcl6Dul1te, Sp9>
peplte, 9tiercnz llb Slal eutruafbctten, drOntl6er
5tbeurluttsRtuS uab @t6t, S6utnoludt, 9(tereilz
CRIES unO talfurti9e 9tieOeri6ld9e, iowle Abartet
Der obiaeu 2ctoen, oenen OFT belDnbere 9tanen oe>
9ebcn lperbGn.
g&ir bcbaupten, OaB feline 2{rinei befannt lit, bte
iol6e OeiltrGit iibcr btcle Rraufbcitc1 beltst 1pte
GaDlOaD'S 6elOlpent. IS furIrt mad uno had,
fiber pom @rIno aIf uno ltclt ben 9clunben 3u=
ituno Der 9elddoi9ter Sbetle pteoer ber. SIS tbut
benz &clfel beS 60rperS Uinbalt u10 ltefert Dem
Sr9antsmltS 9eluHoes Slut, aus pcldent re1te
6Orper1ubltanS 9ebtlbct lpiro. 0G5 lit Die erlte
Se9ultrungSfraft DON 3taomap'S 3telolpctt.
Su SGaen, no Der OrgaHtsnus Ill SpetdelfuB
perlett rporoet1 lit llnb Ntcrfllr (Suedtlber) uno
Geenoe Sublimate lt6 dn9cdmlnelt uro III Den
SnOdeIt, @elente1 II. |. 10. llb ab9cla3ert babet,
1no 6no6eniraB, llc6erbeinf, JtldenfrlIntrruR9el1,
Gerbrebun9en, Gnieidwamln, Srampfabern II 10.
perlrla6el, lott baS Sar1apartIltan bele
9tieOerl6lGge auf uno uertretbt oaS gltt Der
Eranfbett aus DEM G0rper.
&enn Sieienigen, bic oieie NrSneien Str 6eiluitg
6rolti6er, itrofulOler ober lppbtlttIl9er &runt>
beitcn 9ebraI6cu, lpie lan9lanl aud Die Sur letn
mag, nd D0bler fiibien uIo lpIre1, baB tlr ulae=
metneS Seftltoe1 ltd benert, bnB le an 6letl9 nno
6orper9eml6t S%unebnle1 ODER MIR lttht dbneDnie1,
10 lit bas Elm iidtreS 3ei6e1, oaB bic oeilun9 fort>
lhreitet. Sci iolGJel &ranfbetten miro Der kutient
e~ntiueber beier oOcr iblimmer, benin oas Silt Der
6ranfbeit lit ni9t u~utbdti9; miro ibm ni9t Sim
bait 9etbun uro es aus benz Slute pertrieben. 10
brettct eS ii6 aus unb untergrdbt lpetter bic @ons
f%titItion. Sobalo bus Sarlapartlltan be-
lDtrtt, DaB Oh bid 6encr fu5lit, 10 miro Dir ltltnDz
LID tr1nler beiler perocr unb Su ptrIt an 9eluno@
belt, Stdrfe unb 60rperfleii6 6unebmen.
10 Gel Apotbefern 81 babe1.
SrctSt Gin Solar.
Gis0eE@Biiife bDit srbuiaBrigem &adstbnit
wurben bur9 aaoipaD'S &r5neien furirt.
Sine S(aI6e pom bieicm entbdGt mebr wirfiume
NrSneiitOfe ais iebeS 0nbere 4ttttel; Ell S~beel6ffel
po4 pom Oielem luirtt 10 ptel ME finf bis ie9s
S9eel0iiel pDn ai0erell 0ettteln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
Gn1 QeitneirhGft ih[niien ami GQnltol

SIM 3eit9eiNdit i6lolier ant gamlta9:
S. ef5en: Sft. 81 $1,000, 9top. 954@
s, 0e3: 978@1 Sabr 935@94, Sannar 1890
@taiS Sit 478, g2pp, 46B, Sabr 454,
Sanltor 45@, lfoi 484@8.
6afer: Oft. 279@4 Nop, 275@A 0e5.
26f@g Sa9r 275 geboten, lfoi 3ls.
Noggen Of. 50, 9tpD. 81, Seq. 81
geb., San. 58@584.
NIetc. = 1 @or @inter SIT $3.50, II
Cars CONNER SIT $12, 2 Cars 81 1926 per
'aG Gor8u STATS, 4
Cars Su 1880, 2 Gars ST. 1910, @or SIT
1850, 1 Gar ST. $40 per &onne.
.Gcreenin9S".- Gar @inter1petSen
5u 81 per &onne.
sen fe1t. = 1 Gar No. 1 gintotbp bier 8u
S10.50 / Gar SIT $40, 1 SIT $3.50, l @ar
Gimotbp 9fo. 2 gu 5000, l Gar gu $3.50,
1 Gar rp(onO Nrairie ST $1,000, 2 Cars 81
$40, 2 Gor5 II $3.50 per SonHe.
GGmereien: Silnot9y $1.2S@1.33.
G~leeionen, gutter bis better, 4.60@5.1O. =
geinlamel SIT 1,353@1.36 ouf Der Sabn.
glm 0er sS0HO>.Ot!:
,o,trSo,, ,,otirfs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
0hanae.t inn 9immer.

Die Sra9e, Ob 9flan3en in @obns unb
S6lat8ln1mern geluno6ettsi6dOlid ieien,
lit bon Sa6perftdnoigen BUREAUS perneiz
nenD beantmortet tporoen, aun,Q[ nodoez
tpieien tpOrben lit, baB oielelben logar ne
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08

ientli6 our Neini9rng Der 9uft beitragen.
gfur tpenu ettpa III 8rGtfen5immeln Der
@eru6 Der 8flan3en Den &rallfen unanoez
nebm miro, iouten Dielel6eH aus iolden
9tGltlnen entterrt ipcr0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
Ma1aria
in ibreu peri9iebenen Sormen,
9dlitttelfeber,

SaItes t1ttS Otbtges Sicber gebeiIt fir
so Gents. is 9iebt fem anberes petlmlttel
in Der &elt, bos 10 i6nel ollerlet 6leber
beitt. m0gen lie pon peroorberer Slltt (Ma-
Iaria) pber entorteter Sale tommen, m09en
lie G6orla6>, Jterpenfieber, Sppbus ooer
qelbes Sie6er beiBen, ais inter 3n6iebung
BON RabwaD'S Yiuen-Radway's Ready
Relief
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
Observation-Disclosures

Snrdlfau, Cholera Osorbus, 9tbweidben,
ober S9mersen bctm Gtublsanse merOen in Is bis
20 Mtnutcn furirt, 1uel1u man &G6Dap's Meaop
9felief einnimntt. gSeocr Slutanorans nod @nt>
s%iin6utg, peoer S6mG6e nod @b9eipanntbeit
folgt AMI ben @ebrau6 pom u. 81. &elief.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
@teDntarft.

Mm Min0piebmor Il w0r Die .3ufubr
etlpQs oerin9er, ais in Der &orDo6e. Sic
belief i6 oHf ca. $4,000 Gtild. Die 6ol=
tuna beS Charities mar I'M @altSen genomz
men feIt ulb fiir @rportitiere D1lroe ~un9efdDr
20c. bos 1000 mebr be3oblt, aid bro6te ter.
Gie6 10c. mehr, ais III Der 8orpo3e, pogez
cen GGlber nm 25c. nieo ri9er Sl liOttren iInO.
SIN uebri9en maren Die 4}reile upperdnDert.
3te 9ur6l6nittSpreiie iteutell lUb Gnoe Der
On = IL +oIoa,A nr,,-n CON .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
MGrftDcrimt.
o1n
@Dica 9 0, %lJ}ontag,

@bico9 0, Nl0nta9, 8. DIT.
Ger G'etreibemorft I6loB am Samitog 3u
einem ~9tiid9au9e Don 8@lc. fiir olle Artltel
lIlo erbebli0 nleorl9er, ais an Dorber9e9e1s
ben Samltag lpie aus Nol9enDem erlidDtli9 !:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08

&eines 8lut modt %9eiunbcs 6teiiG, frdfti9e
Sno9en unb cine flare {oaut. g&enn On wtait,
6uB Gein Sleii6 feit, Seine Snoden 9cunb nnO
frei pon 6uo6enfraB un6 @eiu Seint lbDn lei, 10
oebruude RAILWAYS SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08

Ger @ 6peinemorft mar belebt u1tO
felt unb i0loB gu ben S9luBpretien Der Dor
po0e. 3ufubr ca. 8 1000 Gtilf, 9e9er1 So
600 it Ser 8orno6e. &e5ablt 1Durbe am
Gomlta9 fir lei6te S9metne $4.9O@5.35,
fir l6mere 81. 75@5.15.
1knrtnlrft m11rnpf IL u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
@abr 1t1tN fGLSM.

@ir geben aus 81. 5a6map'S nabbun6llu9 iiber
&runfbeiten unb ibre 9eiluu9" i~Ol9enoen AusSu9:
Qife her GrnnfheitRn nif neheilf fnernff1 nnrG1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
g Gufe Z:

Goof Gpuntp4h'a g, 1900 1000 gu 1854, $50 5n 1881.
&oQrb Of &rnpe $3.50 gu 80.
@ahoib, ct. &Ouis u. @dctiic WaiIrooO, Obi. 9ip.-
1000 Su 7521.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08

Bermif6tes-
= S1 Dem neutrality-suspicious. &loIter
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-08
Ser @ 6ofmarft NOR 5iernlt6 beleb
u1tD Die Greile maren felt.
0erfauft murOen II. d.:

l Staf ~our9i9nittli9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
TONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

YORK Passenge-s-Leave Jameslp So 7h-st % S4thst
~ N minutes before Long Island City time ANNEX BOAT
= pr ~ foo, Of Pinest R-730 $50, $780, II 2SO
a05 4,O5 sos, sos p N.
o. ys1es Sin aud Annex do not Sunday.
Leave Long Island City for
RshyIon-sO5 1856, 11O5 m, $50 43o, 53o, EOo p m
s.yssyy $50 90 a m. 1885, 500 p. m.
sire and-SS5 and 4:35 p daily except sunday oo
Psehogle-s 35 M. 335, 435, 5:35 p m Sundays $50,
go I ,gS 1905 11O5 a. H. EOS 800 400 5s5
ea5 705 M night Wednesday and Saturday only Sun
STs $50 $50 II a m. 2 3 4S0, 1880, 800 m
20 HsrLor-sS5 a. ~ 1856, 400 $3.50 pm Sundays M
Grecnport shelter and-835 $3.50, 400 m Satur-
,wisd Express Psrlor Car Train Only Special Limited and
p,,asf Pun Rate Tickets good on this train 49, - . ~
Garden CITY Hempsiend-S35 905 135 $50 4;3o 3;32
S5 m night Wednesday and Saturday only Sundays
ie25a N Garden City only, l:35, $50 p IN a. q ~
"Gsn Cove Sea Ch Locust Valley, Oyster Bay-S5o gV9
M 1856 l:S5 5.35, 6S5 p NJ Sundays 935 H. $50 $40
IN -, v-.A,o-, oos = M uo5 e,nress, A35 5:35 6;35
+, M SUNDAYS 9:05 m. 6:35 -
JeaerSOn-9O5 H. AS Sundays SO0 a. " kOhkoh-
loma-s.35 a. m. 1885, 5:35 GS5 m. Sundays y a. NJ
Flushing and Great Neck Branch-S35 1856 $40, ll:5 m
sS5 AIS 5:S5 635 705 ? M Wednesdays and SATURDAY
oay 1915 night Sundays 935 llS5 M $780, 6;3o' $40
Pm NJ. u-,i.,.. -a- e.E 1oo5 11.e5a IN
leo 235 1885, 4S5, 5o5 5:35, COS 635 100 $50 w. &
l045 p. ~. 1915 night Sundays SS3 $50 InVE3f2a
Hiss NJ 1888 1885, 235, $780, 5:S5,7'O5, sos 800 lOOo
rLons Beach-s.O5 1905 HOO M POS, $3.50 $3.50, 5S5
COS 7Oj 825 D. m SUNDAYS $50 $3.50, H. m. 3 5lO
els 7l5 Last train from Long Beach leaves lOlO P u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
furnllnre.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW:
~ work. TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THH
IproWN OFFICES No. l.233 Broadway, corner Inlrty-
rsst until aud 30S West twenty 'hiIusL' Gor ner
n,h1tara No 30 East Fourteenth st. corner Union
onare 100 Thirdave corner Forty seventost Oo Third
Sixetn at and BOB East one aud twenty
nm. al near Thlrdave Harlem at regular ONCE rates.
At SYPHER g. CO.'S STORAGE WARE
~ bonse 1884 Broadway, for Furniture. Trunks, Car.
and Pictures separate rooms furniture boxed vaas
for moving.
ATEST- BEST, CHEAPEST.-The Otis par
lor bed; price from $50 up easy payments LA west
I4th.sG opposite Havery's Theatre
nARJOR SUITS. Bedroom Furniture, extra
Size Msnel and Pier Mirrors Library Tsp;es PICTURES
a.. ~ Ind Unright Pianos PO0i and Biard rabies DESKS
and Hussels carpets. low prices Also turnis
;, w. NAV storage At SYPHER CO.'S. 1904 Broad<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
THE ROCHESTER AND PITTsBURG

Railroad Company viii receive sealed proposals for fourteen
hundred thousand dollars Of It's Consolidated First Mortgage Bonds
up Of Wednesday the twelfth day of September 1888
The proposals be addressed Ut D. Tappen President Of
the Galatn National Bank, SO wast n T. by whom the pro-
pOsas will be opened nj the above mentioned time
The terms Of payment will be follows Twenty cent OF the
amount bid September 49, twenty cent October l. twenty per
cent November and forty December The popoonate
amount Of bonds will be delivered the payment Of each install
The interest accrued the bonds the date OF delivery
will be added to the bid price.
These Consolidated First Mortgage Bonds hst lien the
Buffalo and Psbug Division the Company and lien upon the
Rochester and Salamanca Division after the present outstanding
mortgages The limited to twenty thousand dollars
mile completed and issued only oneha the actual cash
of the property Bonds dated December 1882 mature
December 1922 hear June and
December Tho road completed and In operation for local
business and will be opened all through business september To-
The sufficient interest these
bonds and will be almost doubled when the road Is opened for
through business The Company reserves tho ght reject all b
Por further particulars apply at the ompany oce 20 Naau
NewNork ERED. A. BROWN Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
TO PHILADELPHIA.
rnE'oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT

20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEKDAYS AND 9 ON
2 IN NEW.YORK
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NALL RIVER LINE.

- poSTON and all points east The stea mers PILGRIM
leave New. York alternate days SU DAY
asl rpDEn at $3.50 p. H. from Pier 2o. y. X Splendid
bsnqFsWyPpRT LINE for Newport. Marthas Vlneylrt
a 'a,e esd and all loo Al points tbs Ola colony
Stesmers \ EWPORF ani OLD COLONY letve New
s on Alternate days Sundays excepteD at D. m fro
Per I 20 by ANNEX BOAT from BROOKLYN at
& nv at D m Tickets and state'r0S as may bs
sssyaa ew York al principal hotels transfer and
teket0I = % IOVEII. GEO l.. CONNOR,
BORDEN NV GenI Pass Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
Hllnlna.

SAN FRANCISCO. August l. 1883
rI,HE BODIE CONS0LlDAl Ed MIMI MI ~ ~:
,hisJsx Icvied ssse ssment No Of FIFTY GENIE per
snare den9ne september 10 sale daf OCTOBER io
n ~. nai m the office Ladlaw q Co. O. IA " ali,s.
may W P GEORGE w. SESSIONS secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HUI
Il SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAlLROAD S-Stealners
leave Uatherinesp II a. 3:SO M 23d.st' Last
River y. Fare lower than by any other route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
Ocean Steamers

BORDEAUX LINE. -
ID New and direct line 10 the SOuh OF France:
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT 49, m
CHATEAU LEDVILLE, 1000 tons sat sept ~
CHATEAU LATTE 4OOu tons. We'd OcI -
From Prentce's stores" (neIr Wast Ferryl BrooEyn
Travellers for France AMI Italy. Pyrenee@ rau
Nice &c will save time and Oy taking this hne
Cabin uncludng wnel, $50; steersze. SO
fOr passage apply 10 - no,,,.ucrp a. p..v.rs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR.,
FROM STATION OF


NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
FOOT OF LIBERTY. ST. NORTH RIVER
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON
7.45. $50 HIS A. M; :3, A.4:}1 o:31. T. IL p m
Sundays AT S45 a m; $50. IL D. m
Direct connection WayIe Junction or Germantown and
Chestnut Hill at Coumbiaave for MapaynnS. COnsho-
hOcken and NOrTistown.
FOR sCHOOLkY's MOUNTAIN. DUDD'S LAKE AND
LAKE HOPATCONG
At9 o. II.
FOR WILLIAMSPORT. PENN.
AT 6:45 14J, " a. M; 3D. ! p ~
FOX kA>TON.
AtG45 . a. MI l. S45. 4. A:so. $3.50 Sundays at
5:5Op m -
FOR ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH CHUNK.
At GAO a. M; l. $40, $50 p m
FOR WILKkSBARRE AN SCkANTON
At o:45 "a IN. $50 m.
FOR READING HARRISBURG etc.
$40. 7i45. 9. ll:15 a m. l. La. 4. 300. IL D. m
FOR LONG bKANC Il OCEAN GROVE SIC. . .
can rail- At 745 O. Hoo e. m. 2A5. $50 a. $50
d ~ sundays except Ocean Groyel ~ $40 a. M ~
H. 4p u.
FROM PIER NORTH RIVER VIA SANDY HOOK
Ion LONG BRANCH. OCEAN uRONr &C.
At ; lOl5 a. m; 1915. 3 as 430. j:5Op. IA. Sundays
Except Ocean Grovel at . a m.
FOR LoNu BRA NCH aud inter nsllate 7tiuont
At4SO .. l0l5l ma lZl5 5;iS, 4;3o oJOp y. IN Sul'
daysat O. IL d. m.
FOR ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
At43O, 9l5 1913 a. m; 43c o. m
For Information TIM, tables apoy at No j" hberty-
st. y station loot Oi Ibeity-st O al Flti O. Moran
Liver foot o. Rectorst - - ,..>,,,cv
Cenl Pass and ICAet Ag~. Philadelphia
J. r. MOOrIEN, GelL Iahdsor
Y. BALDWIN. Oenl. tast Passenger ASt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
0D'' vi '' R0BHET LENO% BELKNAP Treasurer
RICHMOND AND DANyILLs RAILROAD COMPANY, }
RICHMOND, Va, July 80. 1888

IN ACCORDANCE with an order OF the
Board Of Dire made at their meeting held July ~
1888 notice hereby given that general meeting OF me
stockholders the Richmond and Danyile Ralroal Com
il called be held at the cOmDanYs once III the cV Oh
Richmond. Va. o'clock On the l2fn cav o. Sepen-
1888 for the II voting on the question OF IN
the ial stock ~ the FRO pJOouoJp 70
$40 0Ol0 an for the lctc1 OF c1 tlSler OusheS'
a the stockholders ~ theB ieHm necessary,
The books Of trans will De Dsef from clocx n m OF
II brook E..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
N THE REACH Ar ROCKAWA
Goruoration Notlcea

NrOTICE.-The following mentioned proposals
~ will be by the department OF Docks III aud
9 Duane.st until "Wednesday september H. 1885, at IL
O'clock .,,. nj. ,...r, OF North p,v.r
i.rotosals Dr. buIding Pier (newD co. North River
I'd Proposals repairing Pier East RIVER. =,
Fer full Information the city Record copies may %
had at No. =, city Hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
gteamboats ano Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
i sAToNIc and IA UGATUCK Raj RoADs 5 steamer;
R snTs SAG r. me- Fare at owe than By
NORWICH LINE ...
-"0 "'" ''0" ' CITY OF WORCESTER.
without exception the most eegan boat on the SOUND ana
leave per 30 40 Norh River loot OF Watts next pier
above Desbrosess Ferry. daily except sundays AT olo
Drawpg Room Cars are through without change to
Boston Worcester Portland and White Mountains from New
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.
Stations in Se"rors r% 9s$ ss t.o, rs.v
LFAyE SETT SS P k J p 1883 !, nj
2lS I! sp N. Sundays s;l5 a m. 10 H. nj via Penn
FOR Maa%an &c, Via Phn Reading R. r. 745 o il M
Penn r. R. 7iO a. M. Z m, j. p sundays a. m
Point Pleasant ' &C. l' Sia PGia Reading R R. 7i5 o Ii
25 $3.50 43o Sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove
$40 800 O. 2O m i for Long Branch GdSl
0 For lakewood TO9' Bacsat &c, via PhA Reading
H. For f 'sS i Via f f2a Reading PAP
a. any, w. rs ls6 IN For yaeianG Bdseion Atlantic City
G. E q d a. E WGqD A HSE sSpl
NETWORK CEN rRAL AND HUDSON
w. Western SewYor and Northern Express with drawing
room to Montreal and to Rochester
$40 H. H. Limited Chicago Express with dining stop
ping Albany Utica syracuse Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland
and Toledo arriving Chicago 1920 a. next day.
H. Saratoga Lake George and Montreal Special with draw
ing-rOOm
1890 M Chicago Express drawng-room Canandaigua
Rochester Bufalo and chheli Springs connects for sharon
Springs. 49,,
II a. m Albany and Troy, connecting for Utica, Saratoga
Glens Falls Lake George and Rutland
$3.50 special Through drawng-room cars Runs
through o Lake George Saturdays only.
4 D. m. Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
81 H. 81 Express with sleeping for Niagara Falls
Busao Cincinnati Except saturday. Toledo Detroit and St
Louis
S0 D. m Express with sleeping Syracuse and Auburn
Road also o Saratoga and Montreal
20 H. Pacific Express sleeping for Rochester BualC
Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago st. Louis Cape Vincent Except
Sunday) and Clayton Except Saturday, -
II with sleeping TO Albany and Troy
Connects with the morning the West and North Except
Saturday mighty o-o
Tickets on Central Depot No Rowling Green 252
and Broadway Express Offices Park place.
and 1855 NewYork and 333 Washington and
S64 Puton.st. Brooklyn, and 10 4th-sL, Williamsburg
baggage called and checked from residence
These daily all others daly except SUNDAY
J. NJ. TOUCBY, & Is MEbhEh,
- Gen Sun't Gen. Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
Sales bp aurlion.

THOMAS j. McGRAIH los Cnat INA, s.i Sy
cor Mulberry BY John aus.oa 1oa and silver
walcbes diamond Jewelry silver ana ,pt1msnas fancy
ap ,aedins description Of goods pledged previous
TO september l. 1854. oy 'iue'" H. CAsPERFELD.
PaWnbroker. l3o 2 BoHery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
Cost ano fonno.

OST or STOLEN.-Bank book issued ,S oy . .ne
seamsns, Bank for savinsa New YORK 10 .ne so
ohsr ~ not found or returned 70 the Dsnk nnn 1V
Ssvs from this date will apply " the oank tot nj
Ssw.York sept y, 1855 Jaw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
NENT AND THE FASTkSf TIME CONSISTENT
WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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l. clip Wdn.e).
Rooms an0 flats 10 Get,

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED suite Ofro0ms
n .p SINGLE rooms IN every particular Ia pr-
v4e family at No - East 5lstsL References eXcn1geL
81 EXI\GTON,p corner of 49th-st. ami 3D.
aVe-Twode les flble hais rooms. $50 ana S37 80
each. Apply 10 JANI1 Or on promises
NEW AND ELEGANf apartment houses on
~ 22dst between h and sh ayes. These apartments,
ia, completed hard wood finish consist OF sevel rooms
besides bath they are OF the m2s mQlsrn on
stucttou ch aud airy with all modern cODNeLlences In
cns heaters and electric bells hey located IN tho
no,t hea thy part OF the city. convenient 10 elevated rs
rod t.tious street cars auG omnibus lines
kenls s63 10 $50 per month Jant9r IN attendsnce
3 + JAYNE & CO.. 273 West Z3d St
TO LET-25 WEST 53D-ST.. in the
Rockand. desirable apartment also In the soncY' ~
West B7th.st. see JANIIOR
.|g'HE WESrMORELAND," Union Square.
4 Flats aud apartme s TO rent newly decorated A
hrstcass res aurant and ca O.
UNIVERSITY PLACE-HandsCmel fur
- nished parlor floor also other comfortable rooms
without board central location.
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Buslneas Chances.

TOR SALE.-The best and nneSV m3oea t Tn
rear round great bargain term = easy no APVS " ~
e. BRAYION, North Bay. ~ \. BOZ lo-'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-15
Time VIII Tell

limo Will lckl.
When the issue of certain great questions
takes on dubious hue, the knowing ones
with ruetul resignation repeat the old saw:
Time will tell" Yes, it tells OF failure
and defeat, OF success and crowning TIL,
umphs-the latter for the Humphreys
homeopathic Specifics that have so erandly
stood the test OF lime, not only in the Uni
ted States, bnt in other countries, and their
superior merits claim for them the highest
place among the standard remedies OF the
day, The specifics are each the prescrip-
ton of one whose large experience IN every
form of disease renders him eminently well
qualified to prescribe remedies for the peo-
Die, II is certain that they are most effect
i've ard reliable as the following Will ATTEST
respecting Nos q aud 50, for kidney dis
ease. A. y. Saller, esq, OF Savannah,
Georgia. writes: Il Mas fearful sufferer
! rom chronic Inflammation and congestion
OF the kidneys. being able TO obtain only
the slightest relief occasionally until a
| friend urged the use of Humphreys HON.
eopathic Specifics Nos. q and 30. Two
walls of them effected a permanent cure.
| Prompted solely by gratitude and conn,
dence in them, / never fail 10 recommend
! Them Il, my friends Mr. kempton, Of 81
81 he street New York city, had become so
| weak and emaciated from diabetes that his
friends despaired OF recovery. His physl-
clan urged the use nf Humphreys Speeches
-shich ken as directed insured him per
| feet Immunity from his trouble in an IN.
| credibly short time. Now he is wei and
happy business gentleman once more.
Thanks TO specifics Nos. q and 30. Try
tnem.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-15
A JERSEY ARDEN,
who Failed 10 Equal IIls Famous FRO
ioiJpe In generosity.
Tho difference Between Truth and
Poetry Illustrated.
A Strange = story selnshness Wins.

Nearly five years ago there lived In thi'
village Daniel Matthews, prosperous
young farmer, with his vile and one child
One day Matthews surprised his wife by
announcing his Intention OF going on trip
TO the Bernudas for his health. Arrange
ments we're made for him to take passage
on a coasting vessel. Alter his departure
no letter nor auy word of intelligence came
to Mrs. Matthews as to the whereabouts OF
her recreant hush and. Just year alter
his departure word came that he had been
stricken with the yellow fever while IN the
West Indies, and had died.,
In the n esntime second child bad been
born to Mrs. Matthews, aud becoming
strai,ened in circumstances she was COM
PEELED 10 accept Il position as domestic
Last spripg a young mechanic named
Lafferty came from Philadelphia and
sought employment near this place. Meet:
it1 Mrs, Matthews, young Lh1le1ty iell IN
love with her and off red her his hand and
a home for herself and two children. The
lady frankly told Lafferty OF her desertlon
by her husband and his reported death.
Lafferty hoped and finally believed that
Matthews was dead. He married Mrs.
Matthews and built neat home tor MS
wife and her two children.
A few days ago bronzed, bearded man
made his appearance in town and an
nounced that he was Daniel Matthews. He
said that he had visited the Bermudas, but
that it was his brother David who had died
there of yellow fever. and not
he, He had been working in the
Brazilian mines Tor nearly four years
had amassed colossal fortune, and
warming for his wife and child, and hur-
ried homeward. not knowing that another
little stranger had made its appearance
after he had left home The return OF the
recreant husband was great shock 10
Mrs. Matthews. now the wife OF enGtner.
Matthews demanded that his wife shou.a
leave Lafferty and with her two children
return to him. Mrs. Lafferty refused to do
this, declaring that she loved her second
husband. Matthews was obdurate ana
began to make threats, but finding ne had
the sympathy OF no one he offered to leave
Mr., and Mrs. Lafferty alone SHOULD the
woman give up the Oldest child, the one
horn before Matthews deserted his wlie.
This the wife had consented to do. In the
mean time the woman will live apart rom
Lsfferty until the courts give her 9 lega!
from Matthews, when MI. anu
Mrs. Lafferty will be united for second
special to New York
World.