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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE -. ,,...,..,.., 49, O.,
N To Boston; Worcester. Nashua Portland and the East
INC no" A CITY OF WORCESTER,
,thout exception the most elegant boat on the Souhu anu
favorite ClI O5 "oot ~ " alta ar next per
hnre st Forty, daily
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noup1E TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP'
D1sINT AND THE FASTEST TIME COA5ISTEST
elI]' WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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WINTER RESORTS.
W GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
Tor Turks ISLAND. JAMAICA, HAYTL Porto hlOo'
foi iSTHMUs OF PANAMA and CoLohblA'
calling every week-TOusts invited 10 ava We
% tese t1s which they can make on any Iouo az ap
steamers take at the extreme low PSe th Whole
includes living b01Id the steanoI sp IT,
n.y. aud they may transfer 90 any other steamer VI ~ ~
they NAV meet on the voyage
For passage apply 70 ,,,.oon a m Apenia
1 IA State Al. NeWiofA-
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RAILROAD:
ON and after December 4, 1882.

GREAT TRl nm LIN
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROU Ire; =,
crans leave NewYOrk. DesDr0Sses ana Couftlandt
Ferries. as follows euu.A ,rt,h prI,,,ar
Uarrisburg Pittsburg the est and SOUTH Nun n
psace 1,srs attacheG and D.. day, New ork
and Chicago Limited Of Paror Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars at a. m. every dH -, corrv md Erie st
KllnamspoTt Lock Haven MS ~ y rii, pst roienn Can
10 M connecting at Cory for 11tus'he retoieui Non
tire. and this oil Regions s.A r.rD,,.d washIngton
baltimore, Washington ano lhe SCUM ,,.1d.1 IN
EIpress Pullman Psrlor Cars DAILY except ad ~
M arrive Washington p. Regular VIA ~ anu r. y
r. at g. Is and 80 d.. $40 and M and IL night via
Y ana o. r. r.. l and p. and ~ night I'D 70 n,,h,
sunday u via n and p r. H. a. m. p. IN. and ~ nghb
viz B and o X. H.. p m. and ~ nehL .nA INN On
Sunday, BIB a m &C.. E.,s nm a m On SATURDAYS
NAV. except ouh"AJ' "-N"' $500
en Bay Head junction. and intermediate stations
~ Pahsay and Amboy a IL noon a:op , anu D. ID
sanaav a M. docs not stop ~ AsDuty ,-.,..
vi ~ ,ookyn Annex" connect win an
at Jersey city anording a speedy All" "i0O' ''' ''
travel .,....h,,. and m and
Trans n eoov From Washington ana baumore 80
$50 M $50 $50 gSS 10 80 ana Prom BamoTe M
6;oe o. in; rs D. IN Philadelphia 30 ~ ~
on 40 iO4O l14O M, l:2O y 5;5O oSo ~
55S0 20 a5 1920 1895 and 1000 p m suh9ayj =, oo
go $50, $50, 1i'so a. H. o''' low wv
1880
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Real estate f1auleo.

WANTED TO BUY-Dakota and Northern
w Minnesota lands. Address W. g. HILL Washington
u. c.
IErANTED-All kinds of property to sell,
w rent entire charge OF Loans made on rents
c. 1AkREAU, Odioe lS Grand-st
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On rpArvs EACH WAY WEEK, DAYs AND On SUN
~ ~ sTATIONS IL PHILADELPHIA, IN
DAi' NETWORK.
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JNO. \. ABBOII Uen FsS - f.117 -IIEcIIV
ArnR,riIER Rail ROAD OF NEW -JEkSE1

Il FHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.-Passenge
Ians leave depots Of CoraDdt and DesbrosSes
20 ,a 9aO and D. m for EastOn Bethlehem, AentoWh
ieeseiing Mach Chunk. WilkesbagIe TO%anda WaveIy
ifbeca Geneva Lyons, Buffalo and the west fnllm i
thTough coaches daily Local trains AZ o'Aop III oi
Eason al 20 ~ and $40 connect for all
assiT Mahanoy and Hazeton coal regions SUNDAY .n1
~ g. nIanch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch ShunA ~
<p IN. ,... oeoa oorner OF Church and COTtandt-sts
Genera S@StSiN O"-N0' VIZ ~ B. BYINGTON. g. L. A.
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Qeathers.
Boaro ano Rooms

FURNISHED parlor floor; also square rooms !;
Il would divide piror house heated 100 Lexington ave.
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rRIr RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND W Isl EhN "a Ibh'O<AD'
rrangemeni OF trains from Chambers street Depot
In-ClncinnAt and Chicago Day EHgiess Dta"lhB-
xn,,n % Buffalo and Suspension Br1oge;
IN 81 Louis Express arriving az buIo
T. III necting with trains TO the est and south
~ PnlUan;s Test Drawing-roo sleeping Coaches to
DuHa
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pTrw vnpK AND LONG BRANCH R. R.

n So dhd M i Iia En- R. j. .. sl5 ll4sa
For fE EeT SeIp Sl1 s. SIS il:I5 M 4l5 ~
For Aane Sity vneaPd w sfaTS'On' IF T. RAEDoLPH
IL r bAL ~ r Of n " q. p A., p r. X. supt
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DRIVATE FAMILY will rent two handsome
| rooms with bath and every convenience 81 per
aeek each good restaurant near no May moving alO
Ta.I,cTnn. We near Agd 1t.
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By Universal Accord,

AYERS CATuARTIC PILLS are the best
Of all purgativcs for family use. They
are the product of long, laboriOus, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized M
tions, proves them the best and most
efectual purgativc Pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely veg.
etable no harm can arise from Iheir
use, and being sugar-coated they are
pleasant to take. IN intrinsic value
and curative powers 10 other Pills
can be compared with them; and every
person, knowing their virtues, will
employ them, when needed. They
keep the system i'll perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery of life. Mild, searching and
efectual, they are especially adapted
to the needs of the digestive apparatus,
arrangements of which they prevent
and cure, if timely taken They are
the best and safest physic to crrploy
for children and weakened constltu-
tons, where a mild but etIectuai
cathartic is required.
For sale by all druggists.
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,.--,..-r-u,nr, rI.-,'- .ut 80 a. hIr .y.,-'-
H., Il +. -, occ.ein, far rycur.t,ps
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r,.o. 1d;,,.,,.,. .aa. r,aI f,o.c,e ON r,,e
,noo -, og IN. thor.,,.,l, or Graves 81
,rn,,,cn C,me,erv Bach gray, vns dee.
o,.,..i ,,.;,,, r.o,,,. altman .,r H.. ,,.,.
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ACrolites,

The largest in any museum in the Uni
ted States is in the National Museum.
1t was found in Northern Mexico, the
region where mos, of the acrolities have
been found. It's weight is 5000 pounds.
The second iargcs, is the Gibbs aerolte,
in the Museum of Yale College, weigh.
ing 1000 pounds; and the third in size
is also in the National Museum, its
weight being l,400 pounds. This last
is called the Tucson acrolite.' The
government also owns Il heavy mass of
iron found in the interior of Greenland
which for time was believed to be a
monster acrolitc. Several smaller aero
lites are to be found in the Smithsonian
Institution and other museums of the
country.
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Washington Letter.
nv HIiI SslINepoH'Nh1~
WASHINGTON, June 4, IS

NLsh lNGTON, u uUc 4, 1000.
1t is becoming more and pore evident
that the professional politciGas who have
SO long filed the government offices here
and who know more about t2e national
political pulse than many better known
politicians, believe that the next president
will be Democrat. Mr.. Conkling is on
record as having svowed TINS belief. Jay
Gould, who dropped trife u $l000OG
into the Republican contribution box IN
1880, has expressed similar belief. Mr.
Blaine has within the past two weeks said
the same to friend. The general con.
sensus of what may be called eminent
opinion Is doubtless impressive, but is not
more significant than the haste with which
shrewd old salts who have banked for
years in cosy places in the departments
here are casting about for other means Of
livelihood. 1t used 10 be said of clerks in
the government offices that few die but
none resign. But during the les, spring
there has been marked spirit of rcslgna,
ton, which, if not plOus is al least sign.
ficart Of what class, remarkably acute in
political prognosiics, expect.
The eminent and the unknown Of the
Republican party do not, however, deserve
to be classed among the prophets for know
Ing what is evident The grand old party
died IN 1876, but preserved N lis own ven.
ON, and such other costly embalmcnt as
Jay Could Dorsey and Brady paid for, It
has 50 far cheated the grave. II Is now
recognized that its galvanized and NUM-
fed existence cannot be longer protracted
The loss of nine states last fall, and the
fact that Virginia IS escaping from the
shiny grasp Of Malone, as is shown IL the
recent election, Is convincing that funer.
al cannot much longer be delayed. 4 gen
tleman who has talked with Mr.. r. B.
Hayes very recently says that Mr.. Hayes
has no hope for the Republicans next year
In Ohio or IN the next National struggle.
This Mr.. Hayes, by means that will be re.
membered, though the maH is forgotten,
once sat IN the Presidents chair.
The ceremony OF strewing flowers on
the graves of Union soldiers is rapidly de.
INTO farce There is no city
near which so many Union soldiers lie
buried as the city of Washington, and
Congress has made q National holiday Of
the Both of May, as jour des morris, for
the purpose Of decorating with flowers the
graves Of those who fell in the war twenty
years ago. The holiday Is enjoyed by the
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she gained the whole whirI if she there
by lost her sole.-- Whitehall Times
A Syracuse soda fountain exploded
the other day. breaking q young mans
leg and jaw, We have always tried
to impress the female mind with the fact
that the COMPOUNDED things were loaded.
Hartford Post
The Brooklyn bridge seems to be re-
markedly firm structure, after all. The
other day writer on the New York
Nation crossed it, and although he had
the manuscript of an editorial in his
pocket, the bridge did not bend.
"Ugh!' grunted Biggstcr at the dim
ner table, this pudding isn't fit for Il
hog TO eat, The boarding mistress.
who overheard the remark, smiled
sweetlv as she said, Then wouldn't
eat it, Mr.. Biggster,
why didn't YOU tell us there were
snakes here before we came?' demand
ed one OF the Young ladies of the picnic
party. And the gentleman replied; Il
never speak of seeing snakes in my To-
calitv; such remarks are calculated to
arouse cruel distrust of ones self. y
Small clocks are attached to the prin-
Icipal lamp-poSts in Amsterdam. They
would be of no particular value in this
country. When an American citizen
calls upon lamp-post for support, the
time o'day is a matter OF supreme no
consequence to him.
His older sister was sick with the
measles, and when the head of the fam
ilv returned AT night, anxious to know if
there was any further spread of the dis
ease. and asked Joe, Jr., if he had the
measles. the innocent reply was: 81
don't know what a meaSle is. y
A mail-carrier makes the suggestion
that Sits be putin house doors to receive
letters. This would prevent wear of
bell-handleS and waste of the carrier 5
time. If there were more Sits in doors
there would be fewer Sits in the COM
mandment against profanity.
Willie has 4-year-old sister. Mary,
who complained to mamma that her
button shoes were hurting her. "Why,
Mary, you have put them on the
wrong feet" Puzzled and ready to
cry, she made answer-"What'll do,
mamma? They're all the feet I've
got"
Her father stood at the gate talking
with gentleman, and the 7-year-old
miss threw out several hints about sup
per being ready without success. AT
length, anxious and impatient, she call
ed out from the side stoop; Papa, if
YOU don'tcome right in to supper, the
ice-cream viii all get cold. - Detroit
Free Press.
"Do Won boIieva that mankind de-
sccnded nom aDcs9'' asked dandilied
yonn~ fellow af . CHICAGO scientist,
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GEN, CROOK ALL RIGHT,
Having ThrSshed the Apaches, He he
crosses the Lines with 3S5 Prisoners

The Chicago Tribune OF Tuesday pub
llshes tic following cheering news from
Gen. Crook;
TUcsoy, ARR, June 1.-THE special
courier Of Tile Tribune arrived al Tomb
stone tonight from Crooks headquarters
a, Silver Creek, Arizona, bringing the first
official information Of Crooks expedition,
|, left American soil on the Sd OF May,
matching 200 miles southeast from San
Bernaldino on the boundary line OF Chi
huahua and Sonora, following the trail OF
the hOsules. Crook was guided by the
Apache Nadaski, who was captured near
San Carlos Just previous to the expedition.
Leaving at a point about 200 miles south
Of the line the command crossed the Sierra
Madres range, advanced fifty mules over
an lndescrlbably rough trail, eight mules
being killed By falling over precipices,
and pressed on without deloy, rendered
nearly barefoot by the sharp rocks
TIE CAMP DISCOVERED.
Alter fourteen days of hard marching
night and day, the Indians camps OF Cha
to and BonitO were discovered in the heart
Of the Sierra Madres, IN an almost lmpreg
IMaOe position. The Apaches did not
dream of an attack, for the. entrance to the
stronghold was next to impossible, and the
warriors were principally out on Il rad
under Juh, only thirty-seven bucks tel
In camp with the women and children.
THE SURPRISE.
The San Carlos scouts, under Capt.
Crawford and Lleuts. Atwood and Mackey,
with Al Sebre, McIutosh, and Mickey
Free, chiefs OF the scouts, surrounded the
l,nE la hnStilps OF
their proximity, and advanced from diilet-
ent points, and were near before they were
discovered. The scouts secrcted them
selves behind rocks and commenced firing
upon the camp, creating perfect ranlc.
4 humber succeeded in escaping, though
nearly all surrendered.
SEVEN GOOD INDIANS
Seven were found dead in the camp.
Five Mexican women ana little glII we're
rccap,ured They were taken from Car
men and Chihuahua, and are now Wlth
Crook in good health. Everything IN The
camp was burned or carried oil by the
scouts. Among the property captured
were 100 ponies and mules, forty Heing
loaded WITH plumber, saddles, gIfd!es,
clothes gold aud silver watches, and sew
eral thousand dollars in gold, silver and
greenbacks. showing that they had been
very successful in their raids.
THE CAPTURED CHIEFS.
After the fight most Of those who es-
caued came in Altogether 3s3 prisoners
were taken. The chiefs captured were
Chato Bonito, Geron!mo, NacheZ, Loco
ana Mana. The two latter were long re
ported dead. The chiefs say on American
hoy wear old, captured month ago IA
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WIT AND KUM0R.

A Brooklyn shopkeeper announces
ELY rose potatoes for sail. >
The hope OF the rich man is to possess
one hundred millions, and then retire
from business and be honest.
Omaha produces u sixth of all the lead
used in The United States. Texas prob
ably uses it.
NO" said a Philadelphia belle, mo
electric light for me. 1t can't be turned
down low enough.
The world is progressing. Lawyers,
even, can now go fishing and say they
caught nothing.
The Widow Of Ouray has Just become
the wife of White river Ute named
Toomuchagut. In this tribe he is called
''thc David Davis Of the west.
A writer in the New York I.ibune
gives this good advice in two words,
how to cure an egg-cating hea-"Eat
her.
When poor fellow begins going to
the dogs, it is only his dog who contin-
ues to sympathize with him. -Loo9eit
CitizcH.
Now is q GOOD time for the L. ;. to
free herself of many Of her burdcnsomc
statesmen. Send them all to witness
The coronation of the Gar
One of the laws of Moses; II nefer
sell code unless | make ofer dous-
and per cend. profit, so hellup me gra-
cioust"
A Detroit woman is so artistic that
she has hand-paintcd the rattan with
which she whips her children, and tied
o big bow of blue ribbon on the end.
Asa proof that ,'One touch Of nature
makes the whole world kim observe
how friendly strangers become at a dog
fight
Two st. Louis lawyers called each
other "dirty puppies" in court the
other day. Neither was on oath, but
their evidence was deemed conclusive.
George Augustus Sala says Chinese
letters and symbols are like "prickly-
pear trees III Il state of ecstasy and five
barred gates gone mad.
Il love that man with all my heart. "
said a Philadelphia girl, .but the
trouble ss that if | answer yes every
body will say that married for money.
He is al editor
The Crown Prince of Prussia. in his
boyhood learned the trade of watch
maker. His countrymen are proud of
his best work" The Watch on he
Rhine"
Newspaper Engljshn has been the
subject Of many animadversions, but
there is this about it, that it can put in
more truth 10 the square inch than any
sort of English going.
Singular. isn't it, how many small
men have large incomcs?-Nc York.
Nea6s. And the larger the income crows
the smaller some men become. OIL Ctty
Derrick.
During the wintcrwe feel that we can
hold our own pretty well as an average
liar; bat. now that the circus-bill is be-
ginning TO adorn the wall, we feel our
utter insignilicarce. -EranSriL!c Aygus.
"Are YOU any relation to my sister?"
He blushed ana stammercd until the
young lady, taking pity on him, solved
the matter BY saying: NO, but he'd
like to be-wouldE't you, Alfredo"
Il would like scalloped oysters" She
He answered. meaning to
be funny: Il don't know how to seal
Top oysters ''TheE bias some," said
she.
The girls have taken to making patch
work Quilts. Now il is to be hOpcd that
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SKILL N THE WORKsHoP.-Yo Go good
work the mechanic must have good health.
If long hours of confnementin close rooms
have enfeebled his hand or dim2ed his sight,
let tirl at once, and before some organic
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His system will be rejuvena,ed, his nerves
strengthened, his sight become clear, aud
the whole constitution be built up to higd.
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Baltimore, Md, May 7, 1880.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-06-16
Kidney Disease Cured.

Christiansburg, Va, 1857.
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which | could get no relief, !
tried Browns Iron Bitters, which
cured me completely. \ child OF
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seemto
be able to eat at all. lgave him Iron
Biuers with the happiest results.
J. KYLE MONTAGUE.
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LIRSI NATIONAL BANK
OE OTTAWA

EDcnanse Oh Chicago, New York ana all the prin.
|r cities Of the United States, bought and solo.
Exchange on England, Ireland, Scotland and
toEnneniel Europe drawn In sums Ia suit.
United states Bond Gold and silver bought
md sold.
Our facilities such that we can offer Inducements
u customers, and We shall endeavors 20 give
20 those eutrusting with their business
banking hours from H. ". 10 p. H.
oct. H. 1873 JOHN Z. NASH. Cashier.