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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-09
Application for Patent.
EDtlt NO IS.

LIMITED STATES LAND OrrIcH
BOISE CITY. InAHo,
October ., 1889.
Notice IN hereby given that Frank Ia, lor
Patrick Flynn. james =. Noth-rwel, Thomas r.
Bentley. and Moses Wiley. whose postot,ic~ All
dress is Haley Alturas county. Idaho. have made
application for ulted States Patent for the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-09

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DEAf NESS hNOWN.
This oil is distracted from peculiar species Of
small WHITE SHARK. caught in the Yellow Sea-
known AZ Carcharodon Rondeletii. Every Chine sc
Waterman knows it. Its virtues res. orati We Of
hearny were discovered by Buddhist Priest
ABOUT the year lil0 Its cures were numerous
ana many so seemingly miraculous, that he rem.
tdy was officially proclaimed over the entire En-
pre- Its use became SO universal that for over
500 years no deafness has existed among the Chinese
people sent. charges prepaid, to any address at
81 60 per bottle.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-09

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Ego CMO0'S BALSAM CT SHARKS OIL

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Patents procured
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02

were looked upon as confirmation Of the report that
France intended to make of the war against Mex
ico only an introduction TO aggressons against the
United States in the Gulf of Mexico OF on IT'S
coasts" And he significantly remarked "When
the French Government looks to the land and naval
reinforcement which the President has just sent to
New-Orleans and the Mississippi, and TO the now
rapid departure Of ironclad vessels to their
Southern destination it must perceive that In no
case do we expect 10 surrender that river or any
part Of the Gulf coast TO insurgents to any for
eign pOwer.n He observed, moreover, that the at
tachment Of the American people toward France
rested upon moral sentiments justice and gratitude
and the fact that the attachment is so pure and
elevated constitutes Just the reason why 1t could
be more easily supplanted by National insult or in
justice than our attachment TO any other state
could be. II is chivarOus sentiment, and II must
be preserved by chivalrous conduct and bearing on
both sides. dcduce from the two positions winch
| have presented q conclusion which has the most
solemn interest for both parties, namely that any
attempt at dictation-much more any aggression
committed by the Government OF France against
the United States-would more certainly and effect
lively rouse the American people 10 an attitude OF
determined resistance than a similar aiiIOnt in
Jury committed by any other power" Louis Ma
poleon protested friendship for the United States
which made the task of dealing with him peculiarly
delicate but his treachery of which ample evidence
was found in the Confederate archives, seems to
have been thoroughly understood by Mr.. Seward,
and the Secretary met with equal resolution and
cOmposure the suavity of NJ. Drouyn dc PHuys and
the turbulence of Earl Russell. When Lee surren-
dered the logical position of the United States for
the prosecution of its claims against Great Britain
on the one hand and its demands for The evacuation
of Mexico on the other, perfect. These two
things were the natural sequels of Mr.. Stewards
diplOmacv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02

81 oe ao December 81 ossasl ossl DO january 81
6Sl II closing No Red November IL Oola O 81 90
asked December 81 Qss4 bid 81 09 asked January ~
Scarce and firm s5c Ion Prime CorD-oPened duh and
weak but subsequently there good specuiaiy demand
and with lighter offerings the market advanced ann
closed firm Export demand unm gortant Car os IN oetset
demand and firm sales of No Mixed on track S52c 90
do in grain depot 64c No. High Mixed on tracx 81 9c
No. Yellow on track, 8i9c; Steamer Mixed m zOas
elevator 55cI Sail Low Mixed 66e; sail High Mixed on
track 57c san Yellow grain deg0i, 6Oc san MiSe spo.
November pc bid 66 &c. asked; December oBc D oJe
asked January 81 c bid 56ac asked February, Doc D"
67c. asked OatS-Car0ts In good demand and nri no
No. Mixed quoted normally az 34c Futures IN Ialt
demand aud rather rmer eales Uf No White 0yeDr az
35 7sc bid 86sc asked; December So bid 81 asSed;
asKed Provisions Beef city Family so
do. Packets l2d$l2 6O do. No Mess o1O Sll lO Beer
Hams $50 ESQ 25 India Mess Beef in terces free on
board, 81 6Qd32 DRIED Beef. Sl5Gl6i lOrk me N.Y.,
sle 6O Hama Smoked 14s DC. "S P, tuly cured
13Gl8lsc; sides, smoked, 81 0S4c; do. in sa fRGotci
Shoulders In dry salt old, &C.; do do, new, 09ci DO ho
Smoked &C.; Shoulders Pickle Tai &C.; do. do. smoked
10 c Larsteady city RenneO - 10 do steam ~ log
81 do. Butchers Loose 81 25dS7 30. Butter-frn ana
fairly aciye; Pennsylvania and Western Creamery Extra
y ania Extra l6G22c Western Extra, 22c 10 Sood TO
loGe, 17120c. EKgs-Fim Pennsylvania Extras,
Soc. Western do, 25laa2Jc. Cheese-iluiet bnt arm
NewYOrk Fun Cream II l29c.; Western do 9I2ci
To- Fair 90 Good lO0ll Lc; Pennsylvania Part SKINS %
&C.; do Full skins, a. &c. sugar-Raw nominal; kein
Inactive: Powdered, Sa4c. Grauulatei, 1lOc; CrysGa
A." 5-iGc. Confectionery a." lJ.l6c. Fee-F1rI1erj
Winter Bran, $40 500tl7. PetroleUm-Dul; Refined In
1bs 81 0ssc In cases lOsc High Wines ull; western
II 20 Hecepts-FouT 5000 bbls.i Wheat, 6J6OO bsli
lOrn, $1,000 Uush Oats, $500 bush superintendent
200 bush; Corn, 5000 bush; Oats, $50 BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

HEn; ~ IN WhssT SHORE BUFFALO RAILWAY
fND NEM.lOHk. ONTARIO " WESTERN RY.
Ilhs leave Desbrosses and Cortandt street stations
~ ~ syItscuSe n Ohe1da, 80 IN; yl,pm
Ouea Lhtlc FAis ton lla, CanalO haIie Port Jackson
An : eidMu, o2u, la ~a:iJ y Id.
Albany aud Iatskiil IS eco LEO n "a A:3o sel5pm
vusMes.1 oheda; Norwich, Sidney, $50 q m pm.
1SU, % a, ~ . 49, $500 49, '
nsw5ure. - 92O, ll2o M ,; o. a.: o .9l5 pm
naMIetoMn s;3O, III 20 am. $40 $40 81 IN
,55aiy. othti trains daily except sunday
for Albany Vs. ~ 49, -
rirlor Buffet Cars on $40 N tInin for syracuse.
ulhnh Bunct sleeping Cars . 10 for Albany
ana ryracusc,
Ar;ant Pullman Sleeping for tram.
hets and TINS tables at siiions aud ooes oi ths c
lhy Jersey City, PenusyVania Railroad Station Brooklyn,
NO tOnfthL AnH"N o1noe foot FultOa-sL;
icnah.aN NewNork liy, AOs. To-. ~, 1Ul, sla 3sH,
l9o DfnadNay, NO. trOa No. Isl CGl-ase. 10
los East 13othst Pennsylvania I station Desbiesses'
It,, and foot Cort .Itil--,.
Nanny MoAETq. General Passenger Agent
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET

fhIiAatlriia, Nov. l--Foar-Rul- steady via a far
inNniy m "rbe iaie brands nut very ht1e dliand Tor
low Eiilta iApOHefa not bus ing MiBncOat lNrf UhHt
- ~ a. Slr"r - f1aSbi fenuS lvnIhh Family sJ OHIO
Nieai' 20 20 DO Srsicht IS u0JsJ 10; Murcr atruT
fo<5aso 81 AEitnsoa Patent gJGs7. T.yr bnuf-Du
~ 20 Do4s 80 EucAWhNt Fi1utMoyes s0Wlya = pa
- Su p,I 10 a. hestOIl,d 4e Jut mad
~ - unntf an active spccuify u1inani clUsitR
hF Ntry sew bids Or rxpHrs raiet ami Iese ,yrr
ip1 Jg Iof Bae. taflOis of Id export rex Tor
Vu'u az 20 &C Tor No Red; 81 DBai FRESH so , Ittd
81 10 Tor Nol Eedi NJ lied November sud AZ II OU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

LONDON. Nov. 1900 p. n-The bullion the Bank OF
England has decreased sac 900 during ,be past week
The proportion OF the Bank OF england reserve haDiy
which last week as 15l6 per cent, is Dow 43ie per
cent.
LONDON Nov l4:30 p m.Bar silver is quoted at 60's
ounce
balance to-day is $4,000.
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ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

BREMEN, Nov. 1.-WicOKs Lard closed at % marks &c
pfcnmgs perl 10 pounds.
LyEerooL Nov; 1900 p mnBacon-shor pah. e ,a'iy
i0s Cd Long Clear nc 30s hort Clear, ~
SIS 81. LRrl-Prime Western, dull at So. I'd. lan
Prime city, dun at 80 Sd. Tupenne-Sprs, du al 3.s
Cd ROsin-COmmOn, ou at as 81
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Oct = 1894
>, GREAT ..T TRr Z. II Line

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
PsTTe s%ye Ssw!ok via D0o0e' and c0rn Street
HsntsIurE Pi,6uTE the West and south WIN Pullman
sHd Ccaro OF FarioT pinins smoking sleep,
wiiiamspor IocA Haven M Cory and Erie NJ y
M connecting at CORY Titusvilie. Petroleum Centre
Baltimore Washington aud the SOUTH Limited Washington
EXpres OF Pullman GTior Cars daily except sunday 10
ne arrive washington m. Regular VIA r. and r. r. 80,
and r. r., and7 and i night Sunday, Va =. az
z. r. r. Dam m and II uir't via b. and o. r. X. p
For For jH% a5S sys sTs'g gaS% sunday Ina
Long Branch I Head dunc3a snd lhSrGedlae stations
n9dg H docs mot stop ap A1GSS TyyB P6 Trains
A. Jr.y civ afoding spedy and direct transfer ior
Trains arTtyc-FTom Psburg, GeO aud l2o ~ 7:so and
l0s0p N daily and Z a N daily except Monday; frSm
a5 10 81 and 1879 ~ sunday $50 go m 1882 and
iooo M fIom hIn2Lr iI9 in on sunday 10 M
$50, $40 lo4o lisoa mi l2o, ., $50, $50 G;2O; 1870
600 7o5, ll55 M $50. 1888 3&5 1920 1888 aud 1000
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE Old ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 rRAIiNs EAcH5 WAY " MEGE.PAYs ANP on
PHIA: IN NETWORK.
DouELE Tr Sc TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave NcwYor Desbroszos Cor,lanit
90 go 5 s,5 8 ana ma % Limited Lam 22o Sao
o. + ia Snn "a, HtI - night Sp99ay% Q 20 LimeD
Trims leaving NcwNork daily except sunday jl5 720 80
Camden.
Beiumny, trims leave Broad-st station Philadelphia I2O1
$40, $40 $40 ass except Monday $50. 1870 $50 $50
and ll:l9 N: Limited Express 30 and $50 p, mp.
l& .. & $50. 40 and $50 m On sunday ,.Ot,
80, 80 SD 435, $50 M. t5..O Limited 6SO 10
except Sunday.
TckUt otccs. $50. $40 a44 Broadway l Asor House.
Of Desbrosses Cortanu Streets Court q and
Brooklyn hnntX station ultOnst yn; uschs
IOl HOboaCI: station Jersey civ. Euilgiant Ticket
Oftce Ma. Battery Place and Castle Garden.
The Ncwl ok Transfer Company will call m ant check
baggage trOu hotels ana residences
CHARLES T. PUGH. J II WOOD,
General Manastr. General passr 4 gent
TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. -- New
steamers SARATOGA AMI CITY or TROY leave Par
No H. " H. foot Of ChriSiOphoys daily except saturday
al ~ connecting with MOI trains lor an points North
AnlNlN stonnnr tOIlIps a
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6teamboals an0 Rallroaos.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
~ DREW and ST Join leave Pier ~, n r.: iQot OF
Sunday mornings sxcGpt,d trains north east
1. OK BOSTON via New York and New Eng
ma ang h and S m Gfe Sy and oo D. a.
Sundays via Hartford Leave NcwYork iSianhalts6 Ell.
Hg Bge a w. Leave PIE Per 40 n H. foot Dosbro;
sesst Norwich Line p m Pullman seepmEcars on night
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
T r'r vonr (Pia
AZ, Is, a 8 GPm sundays 800 iOl5 via. Penn. RR
For Mata~an SC, Va Phia & healing dr. 800 s:l5, IL
9s Psn Penn ~ f NJ sunday sandn So s Sf' M m
ed pG 9 99 baRh y 2eeSR A sD5 a s
kI Seo a5 g. ~, 100 400 Go ~ o sundays mot
via fennsyya9 M a. gh a. M ~ 80 B m sundays
For lakewood Toms RiyeT BarnSSai &C. Via Phiadepha
ToI FTeebo via PGiadepha and reading RR sl5 il;oo
o n & p n fo kygSG va PhadGP o& a and
Woo, 1n, diver nd Bafneeai 4 Si5 H. I:}O 4:S0 m.
For SqfS9G B&soo 422 CITY 4 S SRREaAx
G. p q r A. p g n. Ri. CT g. P RR AGrg snpt
NEW CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through Trans nill leave Grand central Depot. =,
q. M, Western NewYoIk and Northern Express. With
$40 ~ Fast limited Chicago Express with dining ears
stopping Albany Utica syracuse, Rochester Buffalo Erie
Cleveland and 10 edo arriving AZ chicago 1910 ~ next day
1880 M, CHICAGO ELpfass daS ngroOm cara 70 Canaan
dafua Rochester and Bunao connects for Sharon Springs
also Tor OswegO.
m Albany and TrVv connecting Utica.
1lfn's Falls, Lake George ana Rutland
800 ~, Albany ard Troy special DrnwingrOOm ears.
p. m, Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
g Louis EXpreas. with aerpng for Niagara
Fnl Buhalo Cincinnati except saturday. Toledo. Detroit
and 81 LOUIS.
$50 Express with sleeping 20 Syracuse and 10
Auburn Road also g. Montreal Connects for Saratoga.
~ Pacific Express, with sleeping for Rochester
Buffalo cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. Louis oswe-
CO. Except saturday,
II D. No. Night Express with sleeping 10 Albany and
Troy: Connects WITH the morning trains Tor the West and
North Except saturday night.
Tickets Ht Grand Central Depot, No. Bowling
Gruen 252 s3 Broadway and at WestcOtts Express
Oces PARK place. and 755 and gi2 Broadway, NewYOrk,
and 1898 Washington and SO4 FuitOnsts Brooklyn, and 70
Fuurth-st. Williamsburg.
Baggage called for aud checked from residence
these trains daily. All others daily except sunday
j. NJ. TOUCEY 4. b. MEEkER
General super ntendent. General Passenger Agent.
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'E'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangement Of trains fTym '5bon,h,rss,rcc, Damn

Arrangement Of trains trum Chanbcrsstreet Depot
oamLLb1ly I1Selt SunhyS Day Express, drawing.ro
coaches 10 Ces cIaiHi, Cincinnati aud Chicago
Up NJ mlii 81: LoCb Limited" LXpmSs-NO extra charge
LOT aHI Se' ping Coaches 70 Buffalo, arriving
80 M Niagara Fails Salamanca 7.O1 IN; Cleve.
land LAO m, Cincinnati $50 D m; St Louis $40 a m
s.'NIn uay Nhheciing trains arrive Detroit $40 M
IOltuo O2O y m, aud Indianapolis ii IN.
~ tbay)Parihc Express Tor the Nest Solid Train of
Huimnn Day and sleeping C0acbes Blnghsmnn Elmira
Bunop Nhgala fMs Cincinnati ana Chicago. Hotel and
S'IO 2 n-t;lnierant train tor West.
pde1 its s nS "a, r1,Sa 29 40 800 1920 m. IL
~ mlhEht Sundays, @, $780, O:2O m, Lao. ESQ N, II
Paterson O. 1920 $50 $50 1920 m. 10 NOM lA5 a,o
4l0 3, J;lO $50 Clio G80 $50 s;i5 lGSO m AMI -
mdngght sundays $50, 1920 l45 $50, $50 m;
Newark and Paterson via Newark Cas- $40 1880 m.
$40 4:ZO; 0:2O $3.50 $50 ~, AND 10 midnight SATURDAY
nlghis only: sunday, vi M b 10, $50 D M
Sunclh 60 200, lO20 MI l45 SOD s. $50 G:lO 8l5
p m. and IL midnght. . y ~ -V""' A''0' 0''"
Warwick, 100 M 1870 pm
NesSD1nrg ana Cornwail 1850, M $50, 490 H. sun.
hondout anu Kingston and Montgomery M. 4:so IN
Sunday, $50 q IN. 1917 - NV y ~
Goshen 200 ., 1920 H. S:30 400 8. sl5pm. Sunday
o. $50. 1920 a M $40, Spm NV - -" y '' '"N''v'
MiadclogG, 100, o. iO:2O m $50 4so. =, s:15pm.
m connect With aSSSd ,rodddh S o S m and 20
u IA train stops az Muin-st. onlV ~ ~ 'N'
a4i LEWIS 500 1910 m. 4:3O, o, g. S:l5pm Sunday
$50, 1870 nm Z, 0:s0. 8 m. = ''
boas leave 5d quarter Of and quarter after each hour
He ih o;tO NJ 10 $40 n, and 10 iOA5 AMI As IA
ehel' LOT passage ana apartments Ia Ora wing Room and
SpE ooaccs be obtain ara orinrs Tor The rhoekinT
aud transfer Of bcggae may be lett AZ s Coupanys Ofoss
C0s, -oi aul Oh V1i hlUidWey, Isl Westst n. ", No
tn,, p t;y ~ Q. ~ NE LonpaDys Depois.
and ll25 H. aud 1920 pm W 49, " ''-'
JOHN n ARBOlr, GEM Passr Agent NerYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~, ti9s c Sa,e for Englswoo Cloer, PlerlneHt and
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TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. $500 New
\ steamers SARATOGA AMI CITY or TROY leave Par
No A. " H., foot Of ChriSiOphcrs, daily except SATURDAY.
az ~ connecting with morning iOr all points North
Sunday steamer touches al Albany.
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6ieamsoats aiio RAILROADS..
/ A FALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE
NETWORK To BOSTON. 50
NEWPORT, e. FALL RIVER, ST.
limited tickets corresponding reductions TO all Eastern
POINTS Superb steamers
Ienve on alternate days sUNpzys rNcLUDED,
ions h lS Psr f e. S SS % kMgr At
at c al pnebRs 1s snS ana sy %
Ihe 81 sc on PI aI zS and on steamer ,
AGENTS Gent Pass Agent
R0STON, VIA STONINGTON LINE.
Steamers xAR RAE EsRTgs and sroSrsoroN
Boston '''' '-l' HOu steamers '"""nS through 70
For Providence direct-stcSmers RHopE ISLAND and
MAssAcHy FITS run Pier 2s. n. r., wsrrenst, daily
Wv Fof Sd - gs e r. Pas. h. cent
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D ,, MODEL FAST LINZ LINZ TO THE WEST.
o%S eE Scgp sunday SSS5a point, West
COACHES 30 Chicago Cincinnati ST. Louis Connects for al
IL MIDNiGHT daily for washington all points West
Gy al Of re- 81 sn s5 Bsa .S Sgal
ST. ErOoklyn Pennsylvania Railroad
LOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on H0U-
leave Craftsmanship at ii m p nj 2Stst, East River,
STOP. m Fare lower than by any other route.
EOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
NewGnrg Marlboro Milton. Poaghkecpse Lsoy1s CONNECT
RS U S @ g. % aE snS Fss
Thursday, Saturday. at p H. from Harrison-si
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD:-Passcnge
sts 0 Fta % M s%s an o Tsns A %
very ithaca Geneva u ons BiHaIo the west Pullman
through coaches run daily Local trains at M and 04O
Trains rains LEAVING AZ $40 a NJ and SlO NJ connect Tor
train local oT Msueh Chunk $40 NJ Leave Msoeh Chunk
Eastern Office Of Church and cortland st
NEWmHAvEN. MEKihEN, HAklFo..pj
points ss. leave e S g. T. and and Il
SERTns T1Hs sPhS III Sni Hse Ia
sseSro I1 70 ave- s an return and '4
NORWICH LINE
~ REDUCTION OF FARE ,
To Boston 81 Worcester 81 20; Nashua 81 90 Portland
So, and no transfer.
The new iron steamer -, ,,,o ,,,,-s.r,,,
without exception the eessgt sOuud and
iaSvn PiSr No 49, North RIVER foot Of wss pier
D 9ys 4So@ ca to Boston rom Sew London at ~
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-F0r Providence,
Boston and the East All raj RON Grand Central Bepot
m D. u (paror ear attac6ed and 10 p with palace
sleeping ears SUNDAYS at 10 p m will pi'nsS sesPng
arrives at Newport 746 N PsESEeP PoP Pafhe a.,
AND READING RAIL
ROAD-Clauge Of tl,aeThe winter time table VIII taEe
Monday 30 1893. Trains FOR New York End Long
r. for the New Jersey southern Division vi
New York from foot of Libery at 800 M ior Point
hToash ears ar; o6 Sr r Tor MssSan and Fa WITH
ufh rc SaaR ca as? oG NJ E far Point PaSt
and Barnegat with through train and parlor
Lakewood and Manchester SEQ for Mataw4n
md Freehold, with through train; 600 tOr Point
Pleasant Sundays at 400 a. and lO45 IN FOR Point
Pleasant.
From Pier North River At 100 p for Long Branch and
The sunday boats from Pier North River VIII
u discontinued on ana after october %.
c. o. HANCOCK, g. p. aud I. A.
J. E. wooTTEN, Gen. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02
NORTMERN RAILRnAn nr N 80. ~.

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JOHN n. ABBOTT. Genq Pass'r Agent, New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02
TO PHILADELPHIA.

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIr
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT MIrM ABSOLUTE SAEETN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-02-09

OVER AND OVER AGAIN.

Over and over again,
Nomatter which way turn,
always find in the Book of Life
Some lesson have to learn.
1 must take my turn at the mill,
I.mustsgrind out the golden grain,
/ must work at my task with resolute will
Over and over again.
We cannot measure the need
OF even the tiniest flower,
Nor check the flow of the golden sand
That runs through single hour
But the morning dews must fall;
The sun and the summer rain
Must do their part, and perform it all
Over and over again.
Over and over again
The brook through the meadow flows,
And over and over again
The ponderous mill-wheel goes.
Once doing will not suffice,
Though doing it be not in vain
And blessing falling us once or twice
May come if we try again,
The path that has once been trod
Is never 50 rough to the feet,
And the lesson we once have learned
Is never SO hard to repeat
Though sorrowiul tears may lall
And the heart to its depth be driven
BY the storm and tempest, we need them all
70 render us meet for heaven.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-02-09

There is no swectcr reposc than that
which is purchased by labor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-15
The TrOuble in 0pain.

MADRID, Aug. liking Alfonso to-
day received the Monarchist Senators
and Deputies and Marquises of Havana.
Senor Sardoal, in an address, lamented
the rev olutionary outbreak and protest.
ed devotion to the throne. The King,
in reply, thanked the visitors and de-
clared that what had occurred would
not alter his resolve to continue to
identify the throne with the aspirations
of the people, with whom he would
always remain united, through good or
adverse fortune.
All the provinces are tranquil. The
Ministerial paper El COrreo denies that
General Martinez Campos, Minister OF
War, desired to resign because of differ.
ences with Prime Minister Sagasta, but
the opposition papers continue to circu.
late reports to that effect.
A proclamation issued by the rebel
leader to the inhabitants Of SEQ de
Urgel on the occasion of the late rising
at that place is published. 1t declares
that those persons who oppose the re-
public will be punished with death,
and DEGREES the separation of Church
and State, the permission of liberty OF
conscience, the suppression of octri, and
the abolition Of courts of justice in favor
Of revolutionary municipality,
which will administer justice In
accordance with the the Constitution Of
1860.