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TOPHiLADELPHIA.
THE oIp.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDJ SUN
DAY sSTATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. zlS
NETWORK.

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOSt IMPROVED EoULr
AkNI. AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Trains leave New-York All Cot
landt-st Ferries follows
6l6 1920 $50 ~ and 10 Imitedl II m; 800 $40
o., D. Z. and aud IL night Sundays D. " IA n
ltedl and 10 a. ~, 4. .. 2, and and IL night .
Express Trains leave New.YOrk daily except sunday ~
1:2O a. NJ. and running through VIA Trenton Aad
Camden
Returning Brosdst station Philadelphia 20l
$40 $40 s45. $50 except Monday, Goo 1880 $50 $50
H. ana lll0 a. LIMITED Express 1850 and 6;zO p uls
Ia, 4, 8, d $50 7;45 sand s:20p On sunday l2yls
$40 $500, 345 $780, $50 a 1870 Limited. $3.50.
7;45. and 500 p. Leave Philadelphia via Camden
q. ALSO y. daily except sunday.
Ticket Offices 433 $40 and Y4f BROADWAY Astor Ho1sa
loot of Desbro1ses and Cortandt sa, COursL so1
Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Futon-s BROOKLYN SoS
ia ll6 and lis HudsonsL H0Doken Stauoa Jersey O{
Emigrant Ticket oface. No Battery Pace and Casas
Garden
The NewYork Transfer Company viii for AMI oasox
baggage from hotels aud resideacea
CHARLES Il. PUGH, j. r. WOOD.
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Ocean Cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE. q. 5. Mail Steamships.
N sail from New.York every saturday f)c
GLASGOW via LONDON DEkRY.
FROM Pier 20. North river
ETHIOPIA. June ~. Z a. m. BOLiNIA....July T. I a
ASCHORIA June 3d. p. m DEN ONIA July Ii, Il
Cabin passage, So % SO. Se5oni Cabn. $40.
steerage Outward slI Pr51Nl, SIL
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
Prom Pter4l North River. -
BEIGRAVIA sails July 81 August IS. sept 20
FURNESSIA sails June 80 Augusta. sept
CITY OF HOME sails July IT, August IL sept ~,
Cabin passage $50 10 800 according toaooonnOiltOaA
second CABIN and Stcerly aJ)ys.
Line Drafts lowest trea)
charge IN Ia G1n1, scotland aui Irsli1l
For passage Cabin Pans Book OF Tours, &C. apply U
HENDERSON BROI uERS Bowling Green.
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New l1nbliraiions.
GOOD SUMNER REA DING.

Just the thing a steamboat railway Journey an idle
hour by solitary afternoon amid the charming
soitudes of the mountains"
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Nem Publications.

MACMILLAN & cos.
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
LIFE OF SCHILLER
HEINRICH DUNTZER,
Translated by Percy E. Pinkerton,
with Illustrations and Fecsimles.
limo. 81 90.
ENGLISH TOWNS AND DISTRICTS.
SERIES OF ADDRESSES AND SKETCHES
EDWARD A. FREEMAN. NJ. A.. Hon. d. O. l.
With Illustrations and Map.
$40. "a.
IN THE LAND
OF THE
LION AND SUN;
OR MODERN PERSIA
C.J WILLS. MD.
Svo "a.
METHODS OF SOCIAL REFORM AND OTHER
PAPERS
W. STANLEY JEvoNs, NJ. ALL
svo. So.
ESSAYS-CLASSICAL
Greek oracles Virgil, Marcus AurelIus.
By
JwH.MYERs.
limo 81 %.
ESSAYs-MODERN.
Mazzni George sand Victor Hugo Keenan, TrOnchs OOms
george Eliot, Dean STANLEY, etc.
BY
J.w Il MYERS.
l2mo 81 80.
CLARENDON PRESS FRIES.
The Roman Poets of the Augus;an Age.
VIRGIL.
BY
Wy sELLAR. MA, LID.
Second Edition, 12mo. 81 %.
SPECIMENS OF FRENCH LITERATURE.
From vi!ou to Hugo.
Selected and Edited by
GEORGE SAIETSBURY.
i2mo 81 %.
Forming companion volume history of French
Literature by the author.
NEW TRANSLATION OF SPINOZAS ETHICS.
ETHIC
by
BENEDICT DE sPlNOZA.
Translated from the Latin
BY WILLIAM HALE WHITE.
SvO S. 20.
= MACMILLAN IL Co, Ncw-York,
l12 FOURTH AVENUE.
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dorsan cleaners.


NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 39. y; X
HELVErlA' 'u1 Fo r. Lo s. d sf DIRE6T E' ~
GREECE June a. 10 a. M HOLLAND July a. a,SU 81.
o w. HURST qGss
NOVA SCOTIA and NEWFOUNDLAND
-. g.. THE cRoMw v ELL LINE LIN e. North River
HALIFAX. !; =; and u: JSmS Sssid MD.
For circulars containing particulars aPpy ttoo,.v
Pier 9, North RIVER.
pACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
SAP4N CHINA NEWEzEALa I'M ATST6ALIA CEN
From NewYork pier foot Canai-st; 49, y; H.:
For San FgaPessS va the shn% mus q 60 Panama a6o
Connecting Tor ceStTa and South America and Mexico.
Fro" San F For GaDsa a nd 1Ra rannAn '
o. and S AAG ss a ness and Yokohsma
For HONOLULU. NEw.zEALAnD aad AUSTRALIA,
sails Ss{1 5s 1g aa Frandseo
For FREIGHT passage and general nioTnatio9 sgpy g oO
p"nS once On 'n' pi H. j. B1EHY sGperiatondent
DED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and Paris.
HI Sailing from NewYork aud Antwcrp every SATURDAY
MAbSi AND me E "a isO M
saloons smoking aud batnrooms aT1dsps
First cabin S60t 500 excursion $40 sl6o See9no
cabin s55 eTgqEs9n 800 ssr1se SsS 2ePG Ss wzS
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS
FOR AMSTERDAM
IS A~'0 snIro, FOR horEERDAM Ia,~, an
sS. w A. SCHOLTES Wednesday. July L. Al}oO am'
LIST Cabin $50 Steerage. R25 prepaid ~ ,,,,,.. -.
II. CAZAUX, General Agent "a sonth, VINE ia9 ~
81 ). Wiam S FfeSS Asts so Bway Cen fa,
limited STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
~ observation-disclosures American Packet C0mpanys
Line for PLY MOUfH (LOndonL CHEkBOU RG Parisl
IVES iPhALiA. Thur une2S FKlSIA lhurs July
June 20 LSSI Nc Thurs july ~
6aes go PARIS eHtrl First cabin sloo second CABIN,
So SIosrSgS ~ Steamers lax and $40 FScnrsop RATES
great reduced. Send tor TOURISTS Gazette" =. -
KUNHAkDT = -, Agts. No. 81 Br0ai-st ~
C. Il. RICHARD Co. Gel Pass. Agts, u B'way, y. l.
WHITE STAR LINE. .,,,,,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINEkPOOl. o.
NOTICE-The tbs line Jlxe tl3 Laho tSOues
recommended by Lieutenant Maury, u NJ on oosh the
outua ard and homeward yoYlEeG -. on -,
ADETATIC Cant Jeuuings Thursday. July D. D. m
BRITANNIA Capt Perry. Satui cav Juy -, noon
REPUBLIC. cant irving. lHufsl4V ny ~, . 20,
CELTIC Can't G'e1da tulday JuI .
FROM The WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
These are uniform Size mi unS1rpasse IN az
pontmens The Salo0nS StaterOOms Sulo~uis AZ W.
rooms are placed midaiDI whore tho nolse aI
leAstielL ahorng degree ~ comfort tert'
RATEs.-saloon, $50 aud $780, Return tickets on
favorable Seerage from the Ola COIntrY' S@A "n
Ncw-IOr -lS.
spectiOn OF plans aud other information apply S
P'' RI CORTI3 Agent
CT. BARTLETT & CO.. Agents Boston.
BARRGTT * CATTEEl- Agents Phlate1phA
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Go Uhom il man Concern.
MARSHALS OF 1850.
soTuERy DISTRICT or NEw.YoRK

Persons this district Congregational Elec
tion special Deputy Narshas who not been
paid will application al Tho Oice Of the T. \. Marshal,
Room 90, Pot OnCc Building broadway Ncw1 YORK CITY.
receive their money.
claimants for pay. properly identified, receive
chec amount due them any between the hours
OF GA m. aud p ~
These checks VIII made payable the claimants order
will be de iverrd Ia the claimant only Ne a,sgnments
will DO tecO-nLed In case OF death.
be male 10 administrators or executors.
JOEL Is. ERHAHDI.
United states Marshal.
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NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
Inv NV CITY OF WORCESTER.
without exception the elegant boat the Sound, ant
the fayOrte CITY OF BIOS -. -. -.
leave 30 North River foot OF Watts-st next PIE
aboye Desbrossess Forty daily except snndays atOIo Pan
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TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-Nse,w.r
i ttssmeissARAToGA and cay or TROY cave ssy Us
No. -sN. H. ootof ChTistopherst daily eaesli artA
p IN. connecting with morning trails 1e1 ~ keiA
sun AZ steamer lvpcAesA Alhaax
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ynsiruriioms

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
L J yoRK S~DEPAR TMENTs OF ARTS AND SCIENCE.
INSTRUCTION FREE x.,.-
The uext entrance will DO held In the OnVee
Washington Sd5are. on Tuesuay' 'uc Ao
and on Taeslay September IL, Et 10 m d. ,uor.o,,
Recent munidcent gifts have secured larse anu
addons.to apparatus and other means oi
which VIII BIO ready Tor use aS the opening vi 'no heA'
year.
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WALT WHITMAN.--By Richard Maurice
w Buckle, 81. ID. Just out in England Published here
4flce. ST. by DAVID MCKAY, 1
rs South 9th.et, Philade iphia
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uOW TO GET on IN THE WORLD:

uOW TO GET on IN THE WORLD:
AS DEMONSTRATED BY THE LIFE AND LANGUAGE
WILLIAM CoBBETT.
10 which IS added
CoBBETTs ENGLISH GRAMMAR. WITH NOTES.
BY Robert Waters.
Teacher Language and Literature in tho HoboAcn AGA
DENY.
"Thore better forcibo writer OF Eng
fish than VIM Cobbot" southey. THE last Of tho sax
ons"-LOndon Times. "Ts Grammar Is as interesting
story "Tbe only amusing Grammar In tho
world "-Buwer. al know Il we'll aud have read 1t with
greet n"-Richard Grant White "Mr Waters has
produced most about OF the most remark
able English history. II deserves place In every
montreal Herald His OF Cob1etrs lie
is model of plain piihy and captivating narrati0n"N Y.
stats Zetung.
Sent to any address receipt OF the price sl7S
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6leamboats an0 Railroads.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT


A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
Steamers ALBANY and T. vIBBARD daily, except sun.
at 81 ana Vest Ids at a. M for A6aay l5llns
NyacA and rarrylown toy crryl West Potnt Ne"ouTs'
POughkeepsie, Rhlueb5cS Catsxii and IudspI.
Connecting at Rninc5eck with Ulster and DcATare r. x
Catski with Catski Modutlin T. H. ana a. Albany VITA
sAir fSG inf hX SSl! aud WEST and VITA
A MARY POWELL, Captain w. ii. COR
~. NELL. for West Point Cornwall, New5urg, POUCH
mcfy CoxleRs Milton New Hamburg aud Hyde Park daily
Sundays excepted. Leaves NestTy.st 81? and 22dst
$50 connects at Poushkcepe with evening trains ior
No EXPRESS BAGGAGE RECEIVED AT 22DsT.
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
n DREW ana ST JOHN leave pier a. " r., foot OF Ca
1ai., rysry WEEK DAY ats ~ M, connecting az Albany
Sunday morning peb with Trans north west and east
FALL RIVER LINE,
BOSTON AND EAST
Mammoth new iron Ana WOra-Tenowned steamer
Leave NewYork On alternate days tsundays ncude at
D. Pier % North River, foot u Murrayst Con
noctOns By Annex boat from BrOO1yDa az 45J p M Jersey
Tickets statorooms &C. can b. obtained AZ principal
hotels transfer ucke. Once+ at Pier - NJ IL anu Oh
FraighL-Ths lue has fee. OF engaged exclu
syey freight service insurns prompt and rel
O' SfGW,R RTS & LoVEIf. ~" - GEORGE L. CoNNoR,
Agents Gen. Pass'r Age.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on H0U-
leave Catherineslp at IL m- $3.50 p 23l-se. EaJs
River $40 p. M Fare lower than By any otn3rrodte
DOR BOSTON. The LATEST evening train,
Il with through Pullman seepeTs, leaves Grand Central De
S E 81 trSn lob Week % Get escts iO'O H.
NENTohK AND NEW.EN GLAND RAILROAD.
DOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON. AND CATS
KILL MOUNTAINS, landing at Cranstons Cornwall
with Ulster and Delaware aud stony Glove Railroads steam
boat civ Of springfield leaves Tuesday Thursday saturday
nT "a IN 4
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By the Duchess" author of Molly Bawn. Faith and
Unfaith" "Portia" Emo extra eolh 81 70. lGmo'
paper cover 20 cents
collection Of seventeen charming stories by the author
Of number Of the fascinating novels of the day.
Chicago Evening Journal
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH !, 81. r: R.. R:

a. m.
n. j.. SIS am, l45 p, m.
Freehold via c. X. II. OF " j. D. SID, Il4o M "a
D. M For Keyport 5, 1915, lll5 m, El5. T. $50 p M
For Atlantic City Vinesnd Brdgeton, &C. i42 ?. m mr.
a. r. A.. q r. r. ofN.J G.P a., p r r. supt
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-PasSen
trains foot Of Cortandt and DesOroises M
az $40 A. ~ $40 ana o. EastOn, Bethlene Alen
town. Reading Mauch Chunk Wiikes5arre, Towlnfh Vlyer-
w. ithaca Geneva Lyons Blu 10 AMI the West Pullman
through coaches daily. Local trsl3 AZ a. IN and 5;io
D. tor EastOu Bethlehem AMI t)DtbY
Trains eayng at & 10 NJ AMI $40 ~ M cohnet.'e ~
points ahauov and Hazleto19oA r,kols SnhdNstNt
lOcator Mauch Chunk SilO a m. Leave Aauch OAdl< 70
2. N. ~ ,burch ami Cortandt
bchcA"' tsasVS'- O0N' II RyINGrON q. A.
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NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD. HoLYoKE MONTREAL and Intor,
mediate points Steamers leave Pier No 20 t. r. at
and D. Sundays excepted connecting with trains ut
NEW.fIAVEN for MER1DEN HARTFORD SPRING
FIELD. &C. Tickets sold and baggage checked at ga
Broadway, n. " and Courtst, Brooklyn Excursion to
New Haven and return 81 30.
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
i Boston and the East. All rail from Grand Central
Depot express trains daily Sundays exGeped 10
Boston M (parlor car attached. and 10 D. m
with palace sleeplngCars D. with palace
sleeping cars. Newport express leaves Grand Central
Depot at p M arrives At Newport 70 D. Parorcars
attached. \. W. POPPLE Agent.
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NATIONAL LINE-From Pier ~; y; IL
~ FOR LIVERPOOL AND oUEENsTOWN y; -
HELvErIA June *. m SPAN; c June 'V' i'' v -"
GREECE June ~, 10 q. M HOLLAND July s,ssrass
Outward tickets $50 prepAiu soo,ssos
ticket $40 T. W. J. Rsr Manager. SO and73 Broaa"aS
n
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NEW YORK PAssENSGERs5Le James zip 3, min
ues 7th 81 % minutes Sths East uyeT - minutes P2
foot Finest, East Riyer-73O $3.50, $780, II ZOO
james Sip FsrEySpd Xnpqy PGas DO not sunday.
BABYLoS sos. s:S5 Ii:C5 M 1886. $50. s:S5. 7;O5
TpE o SSS 855 ass o S55 p m Sunday,
"a K AWXY1so5 1905. ll:o5 M eos $780, 49,
6S5 900 200 p M 2;l9 night Welnesdy ana saturday
SAG HGRBoR-s'35a m, $3.50. '4,j5 $3.50 p m. sundays
ddRFEiENPoRT SHELTER. IsLAND,-ss5 a m. 1885.
1886 u m Saturdays only 5a5 p II. Sundays m.
GXRDES ciTYy HEMPsTEA D-ss5, Dos a. M. 1885.
day only. 1885 Garden CITY Onll 1855. 6:S0
"GHffEN COVE. SEA CLIFF. LOCUST VALLEY. OYSTER
DAY-sS5, sos q M 1875. 435. 5Sj. GS5 p IN. Sundays
HUNT SGf0S, EoRrHPoRr-9:O5 a. H., ABS, $685.
O Po 5 mo No. s5 p H. sundays aOs
RoNKoNKoMA- a M, $685. 53s. 6S5 ?. IN. Sundays
900 . ,,
$40. 1905 loa h No Coz 5E 49,, is4 $751; oo5 7os.
s25 Sundays $50, $50, II l. o 8, 4, $40, 6:i5'
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ Ri June ls 1885,
m Western and Northern Express TO Rochester aud
"a nv Special Exprcss for Chicago daily with Dining
Cars stopping only az Albany Utica syracnse Rochester,
saratoga special daily except sunday also Lake
1855 M Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan
daigua, Rochester and Banaoi also kichhed Springs.
saraioga GIons Falls Lake George and Rutland o'''"
~,
through Lake George saturdays only.
a %. m, Accommodation 10 Albany and TROY
D. M Louis Express with sleeping ST. Lonis
running through day in the week also Niagara Falls
Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo aud Detroit
D. Express daily. except sunday, with sleeping cars
syracuse aud Auburn Road also to Saratoga Mont
real.
9p m Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars for Roch
ester Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago aud CLAW.
d. M Night Express, with sleeping Albany and
Troy with morning trains for the West
Tickets ut No Bowling Green, 252 Alb Broad.
way and at Express Offices Parphce and 7S5
and OI2 Broadway New York and 1913 Washington aud s6
FultOn-st., Brooklyn. q. Is MEEKER
D. NJ TOUCEY, Gen. Supt Gen. Passenger Agent.
NEW HAVEN. MERIDEN, HARTFORD.
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A Baptist Minister'S Experience,

am Baptist minister, and before even
thought of being Clergymen, ! graduated
in medicine, but left lucrative practice for
my present profession, 40 years ago. was
for many years a sufferer from guinsy;
Thomas Ecleciric OH cured me. | WAS also
troubled with hoarscness, and Thomas Ec-
lectrtc OH always relieved me. My wife and
child had diphtheria, and Thomas Eclcctric
Oil cured them, and If taken in time ii Will
cure seven times out OF ten, am confident
il is a cure for the most obstinate cold or
cough, and if any one will take small tea.
spoon and half fill it with the Oil, and then
place the end Of the spoon in one nustril and
draw the Oh out Of the spoon into the head
by shifting AS hard as they can, until the oil
falls over into the throat, and practice that
twice Il week, ] don't care how offensive
their head may be, it will clean it out and
cure their catarrh. For deafness and corachc
it has done wonders to my certain knowl-
edge. 1t is the only medicine dubbed patent
medicine that have ever felt like recon-
mcndng, and | am very anxious TO see 1t in
every place, for | tell you that would not
be without it in my house for any consldera-
ton am now suffering with pam Ike
rheumatism in my right limb, and nothing
relieves me like Thomas Eclectrc Oil.
DIR. T.. i. CRANE,
CORY, Pa.
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The La Sale Press says Letters Just
received from the agent OF the Siemens
Glass Company state that this city has
been selected as the point of location tor
the Company's works in the Northwest
and that parties Will be here thus week or
early next week for the purpose OF making
immediate arrangements for CONNIE nclng
the work of putting up tanks, buildings,
etc with the ann of being ready to manu-
facture glass in the tall" The Democrat,
however, puts 1t in different light:--"For
the past week we have made it a point to
hunt every rumOr TO its hole concerning
the location of the Sicmens glass works III
this city We have interviewed many re
sponN5le citizens on the subject and have
beSeeched them to give us some little ray
of hope oh the subject. We could find
none, and 1t Is now the conviction %, the
Democrat that there Is no truth in the ru-
NOR, and La Sale, nor any other western
city, will be selected for the building of the
vast works for The present. The
Sicmens movement In La Sale for the
present Is dead as h salt mackcrel"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-04-14

Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, Diabetes
and ether diseases Of the Kidneys and Liver,
which you are being 50 frightened about,
Hop Bltters is the only thing that will surely
and permanently prevent and cure. All
other pretended cures only relieve for time
and then make you many times worse,
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Ifran of Cnai.

BY calling at &. behring's drug store you
can get sample bottle Of DIR. BOsanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup which will relieve the
most obstinate cough or cold, and show you
what the regular 80 cent size will do. When
troubled with asthma, bronchitis, dry, hack
ing cough, pains in the chest, and all diseas.
es OF the throat and hugs, try sample bot
tie Of this medicine.
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During The wind storm of Tuesday night
the Folscy building, Strca,or. used rs -
saloon. park Theatre cigar shop, Ne.
was burned. Adjoining property was
saved Cause, supposed incendlary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-04-14

Tie miners of c., W. a Y. c. Co on
Monday decided to 90 to work at the pric.
cs offered, - and ~ cents Many of the
men have signed the contracts. The min
ers III other companies shafts agreed sub.
scquently to the same terms, and the mines
arc all in operation again,
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POINT ttOMAS,

ono Of the mos delightful spots on the
banks Of the Mississippi This IS the
home O, Mr.. Caticld, one OF the sugar
princes Of Louisiana, and as successful
planter as the state affords. On pleasant
day, in one Of those floating palaces, this
is an enchanting ride. The glory Of old Sol
cleaning on the snow white residences,
the great mammoth sugar HOUSES with
their tall clumncys, the long VOWS of cab
ms for the labOrcrs, the villas pccring
from the mllsts Of orange grovcs,i an IN
tcrcstng and beautiful sight Drifting on
by superb knots Of shrubbery, now and
then by some ruined or abandoned planta-
ton, wreck perhaps OF the war; thence
on by dense cypress swamps, bordered by
picturesque groupings of forest trees,
where the live oak spreads its ample foil.
age, aud Il forest glade lesloOncd by the
grey southern moss give. to the whole a
peculiar feature Of cnchGntmcnt this Is
the Lover Mississippi at this season of the
year.
Then there Us The Techc coustry, the
sugar bowl at Louisiana, and by all
acknowledged 10 DC the most beautiful
portos Of al the south, region that looks
a. though il was "rhe lost Eden, au earth.
~ paradise, where nature has layished her
mos v;atctul favoys with everything Of
the fuircst, and wher" plantation after
plantation follows each other. IN which
are homes and residences as elegant and
grand rs the eve would wish to look upon
When you desire 10 sec plantations at the
height Of culture lawns and fragrant wales,
beautifully shaded by grand old trees and
foliage, make = tour Of the Tcchc country.
It's the perfection OF the south Thither
Audry and the cyllcd Arcadians took
their mourntul way more than hundred
years ago, when the cruel order of the
arrogant English dispersed them from
their homes; thiiher they went, threading
tho swamps and wandering Up the beeu,'
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49, , 80, ,o,,,,o- az ,l,o ,,,ot, ~ ~, aies
,a, ,,ono e billed or knocked
.nor,o,ro u,,,s no,h,rc-on,v n Niger
1,.a, oro c.d III. hocs M tnbIc IN ST.
,a. - ,r, ,,,o,r .hoshm ,brovr ,o Them
=. a,aa1, ,n, nov S,ocn i mot in the
oan,rao, onI norrforo ~, bods CT hunks
ros, ,or ,,,s,.hop, from ,hc
49, - ,,.,, ,n,i, ,o ro,rrrs and how
I'd :, :, ,..rr,r5r,m, lie is hired
-. ,,A ,oi1 or &c soo, 40
loi 'nc '''p '"s ""' pow
the last bale Is ioaded, Whether II W '"en'
tv.tour hours ont OF New Orleans or less.
He theo coe. 10 Gambling with his fellow
u.o.,..,,o,a hoc,no ho steamer raacbcs
I""s'S' """ ''''i Wv
the city he is "dead broke Ie" ol 'no
sharp ones have the pile O.
..,....,,. ,,,,.,.,,
'""" d. '0-'
to New Orleans, along the river, is the
rordor or MI ioris,apa the region
~ -, ,...,,,,:t.,, eo,,,hor, homes
"Hc'o "'' 'n"'o "'""'''"'
and plantations "o near ana Fcau 50 hl"on
about. ale TO be found They are not the
illuminated MlntltThputen. tllND NOIu
,,,, ,,,,,,,,. a., soo,, ~ the
ioiio' W '"'''''> - -
cotton country, along the line "i fa'iIoaus
stretching out towards The cold, irlgid
north and winch ore Djcturcd bv nearly
..,,.,, ,,.,,,,, ,,,, o.,rrosrordart go ,hc do
every "''S' WY wa .N'i
cayed types Oh So"IAeEH Sloiy' lie'c 10
the picture That the correspondent OF The.
,;o to,,,
'N' i'
Le. 10 U.I" -" '" i,,oiio,, ho,,,o -" ono
finds it TO day. eighteen wears since the
close of the war. 1t is usually stately
two-stoIy structure piliaFeo IN front rarely
lhH.e as ~ '1H,'eI'",v ~" ".'n notnrt
But examine it closer. with more attention
to detail The paint is worn of, and long
WeatGcr-haTks cross us front Inc cor
na.'' ito 'u""t', ,ha% -, tho nnnnr c,orr il
broken w,ndow The shingles are moss.
grown and the chimney IS rough'edged
from disintegra'lon OF mortar ana orlck'
nV ,as - 't0 r"ocn nn, f., Lnfor" mia an
uouc dwelling 10 the street or DOORWAY,
has been cut in TWAIN by cross fence, re
duclhE II 70 nan us o!I aIca' l nc I n Vi
e n1l3 - a,,I ao',n, horses wander
through the dooryard, making ITS surface
like that OF pasture. A scattered pile OF
WOOD within a circumference oi CHIPS Is
n ,,,C lnol,,nr cInmn ot onthonses, barn.
yari where one or two dismal mules are
medltatlng complete the picture OF shabby
grandeur
lhis Is " '"'i 0o'ollns VI "H"' may "
seen from u Gal "'Hoo" ~ d '!' '"i"'S"
'he co''"o county "'o"5 ','o '''o y, '"'
great 'NoNS'' i'"'~ '"'
OF 'Hc -'"si'' INC I"'''"''''' "u, ''''' ."''
NLI@H' vi III" yum ''N,N " ''''''''1 'Pp'
s'e"N'eI' """ N''''ou '''' i''-"'"''''' "'o"H
'hc H'''' Vi MAUI " 'o"i 'n'""s" VIZ
lcc"e co"H''y 'no '"S'''''"' W ''O''''
ana tic ''N'' "'o''' A"'' p'""'' '"'' "
picture. -.
On leaving b"'on ''ous' INC Ie' ''"''S
grow '''"'''U''9 '''S' anu ''"N,,',.ou ,''e'
c,,.... 49,, .,,o ,,,,,r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-04-14

Mayor Welch, who has don" good service
rs a public officer at La Sale DUNG The
past year, is candidate for re election and
itIs believed his majority will he grea'eF
than ever