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p ess leave NewYork, via Desbrosses and Court
landt Vt Fe ries as follows:
an 100 3 $50 20 and 10 Limited. IL m. l. $780, $40
"a 4 g. T. y and D. m and ~ night. Sundays 5, X
a. Limited 10 a. IN, ;, @, Z. and D. aud IL
I7"s IT aims leave Ne WORK daily. except sunday az
., ,I aud p. H.. luAains through wa Trenton sni
.I ME- trains leave Broad street stations Philadelphia
o" II Io5 .i2O. 38b, go. 1S ; 20 So ana III a. NJ
Hated Exr ress 100 p M l. =. =, . s3S5 Limited, .
N9V' o. -, o52b liniied) $50. ~, sndo p.
~ ph' lad lphia Via Camden a m and i;50 daily
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an" oi Sex alton OF Fui on BrooSl, Nos.
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ne Sew York transfer Olpahy Wal Ca! loE alu check
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"9SeIf ARILS pUGH, j. X. WOOD,
Nh>"N General manager. General lassr Agent
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Miscellaneous.

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nlpILAR SHORE LINE.

- u ~, ~ pRGVIDrNCE BOSTON AND THE EAST.
kkDL Il III PROM Ora d CENTRAL DEPOT.
AL n,ess n aus daily Sundays excepted HostOD nc
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or. - - :. -, -,
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
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'oun' w POPPLE, Acting General Psssensei NsN
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STEAMBOATS, ano RaiIrolos.

FALL RIVER. LINE for BOSTON and the
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81 MgT 49, a. Of Fdoa anG jersey City dro@ foot
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
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Rochester Buffalo Cleye and Toledo Detroit Chicago ana
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way and at Westcots Express 0ces Parxpaee and 80
ard 942 Broadway New York. and 30 si,l
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CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 on snd after December (. 1882

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ERIE RAILWAY, now known AZ the NEW

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JNo y. ABBOTT GenI Pass'r Agent, New-York
RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSE1.

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Musical.

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FIRST OF THE SEASON.
A Big Snake for n Cold Day-"It Biteth
Like an Adder"

Big Snake for a Cold Day-"It Biteth
Like an Adder"
West Carlisle (0) Special
John Simmons prominent farmer near
here, while out hunting with Mr.. Samuel
Weller, met with strange and singular acct
dent which may cost him his life. Simmons
was walking within a few feet of an old
stump from which serpent of prodigious
size leaped out and attacked him. The mon
ster coiled itself around his victim, whose
cries for help soon brought Mr.. Weller to the
rescue. who seeing Simmons's danger, drew
pocketknife and vigorously attacked the
reptile, which became enraged and sank its
poisonous fangs into Mr.. Simmons's helpless
body.
Weller finally succeeded in killing the
monster by cutting it in several places.
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picked up the almost lifeless remains of Sim
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ical attendance soon arrived. Simmons's
body in a short time became swollen to enor-
nous proportions from the wounds inflicted
by the serpent's fangs, and it is feared he
may not recover, as he was bitten in several
places. The physicians are applying caus-
tics and doing all in their power to save the
poor victim. The serpent which attacked
Mr.. Simmons is of a species unknown in this
section, and is larger than any ever seen here.
1t certainly showed remarkable vitality for
a cold day.
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THE FRENCH CRISIS.
Sweeping Ministerial Changes Expected
Ferry's Radical Advice.

Sweeping Ministerial Changes Expected
Ferry's Radical Advice.
PARIS Feb 7-Sweeting changes in the
ministry, making, virtually, new cabinet,
are expected to be gazetted Sunday night. 1t
is even said that General Thibaudin, Minis
ter of War, will be the only member of the
present ministry remaining. Legrand
former Minister of Marine, is mentioned for
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Jules Ferry yesterday recommended Pres
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decree. Grevy hesitates to take such course
but it will probably be adopted ii the minis
try is formed under Ferry.
Deves and Thibaudin were before the Sen
ate committee, and advocated the expulsion
bill. The committee drafted a report de
manding the rejection of the bill.
A feeling of uneasiness continues. Bust
ness is stagnant. and the public is yearning
for strong government
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John Thompson, a resident of Cayuga and an
old soldier, committed suicide on Tuesday ~
taking strychnne
James CurraD, a miner employed in the Dia-
mond shaft at Brentwood, was instantly killed
by large stone falling upon HIM.
Edward Blinks, of Elgin, aged seventy eght,
died on Tuesday. He was native of England,
but had resided in Illinois since 1853.
On Monday a little son of James Roy, OF Rock
ford fell into tub of boiling water and was so
badly scalded that he died on Tuesday.
The State Board of Health is engaged in re-
vising the official register of physicians and
midwives, ond physicians should at once send
their addresses 10 DIR. John H Rauch, the secre-
tary, addressing him at Springfield.
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franklin Barnard, a pioneer OF Hancock
county, died on Tuesday, aged eighty.
John 8. Smith. of Portland, has been placed
under arrest charged with raping his fifteen
yearold step-daughter
The public schools at North Madison have
been discontinued for one week, owing to the
prevalence of measles.
Messrs. L, Powell. Thomas Dow, William
Brown, George White and Frank White have or
ganized IL chair manufacturing company at Mad
lsOU.
fell down the stairway in the National Bank
building, Monday, and was taken up un conscious
and badly bruised and cut In the head.
The dwelling house OF ]. A. Thomas, at LIB
erty, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday. Loss
5000; insured in the Insurance Company of
North America, OF Philadelphia, for 50 300.
There have been three cases OF trichiua in the
family of Joseph Pentec0st, OF Union county
one resulting fatally. 1t 10 supposed to have
been caused by eating small pieces of raw ham.
blackboard county is all astir with religious re-
vivals. 1t appears to be universal all over the
county. At least 600 people have united with
the different churches, and tho good work still
goes on.
Henry Henhy, of Richmond, died on Monday
Henby, one Of the pioneer settlers OF eastern
Indiana, and vase lifelong and consistent men,
Der of the 5ooieH of Friends
On Tuesday the Panhandle accommodation
train, when between New Paris and Richmond,
struck deaf mute who walking on the
track, and inflicted injuries that will probably
result in death. His name is John Showalter.
Here is another trick Of the sharper that needs
attention. farmer receives "A circular through
the mails stating that new and impro we'd
variety OF Water wheat has been discovered
ana that seed will be furnished him free of