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St. Landry democrat., 1883-08-04
"Well I'll tell YOU. NV father was

GIL, l. IL lC1A JOus AVA AdUliOh &" I"'
mate on the steamship Cimbria. His
name was Lewis Fuar. My names
Alexander Fuar. There was three OF
us boys, and we wanted to go to sea.
MY father took one of my brothers with
him, and shipped us other ones on the
Servia as potater-peelers. After we had
shipped and made few trips he brought
my mother to this country, and broug ht
her here to Louisville. Then he went
back to the Cimbria and crossed the
ocean in her. On her way back to
America she was run into by another
ship, and my father and three or four
hundred passengers were lost There
wouldn't have been any need OF any OF
'em being lost, but they got scared and
jumped overheard. My father and
brother were both on one mast together,
but my father got washed of, and he
was drowned. guess he was drowned,
for we have never seen him since.
was on the Servia then, and we got to
the Cimbria few days after she had
gone down. She hadn't gone all the
way down, but was still foatin' around
with little of her hull out of the water.
We helped to raise her..
Your brother wasn't lost then?"
"No, he got out all right, and he's
here in Louisville now. We made two
or three more trips, and then our moth
err made us quit the ocean. She was
afraid that we would get lost like father
did,"
Weren't you afraid yourself?'
ssAfraid of whatp''
Ss A +bn+ you'd Lo rh;nxuro1tynA
some day.
"Naw. After you get used to it you
don't mind it at all. =
"Were you ever mistreated on board
the ship by the mate or Captain?''
"They didn't have anything to dowith
me. I was potato-peeler, as told
you before, and was kept in the cook
house most all the time. The second
cook was my boss. :
care you ever going to sea again."
IF my mother let's me will. I'd go
right now if she'd say so.''
.sCan you swim?''
ssWell, | should say so. / learned to
swim when was six years old. !"
Jump overheard here said Cap
tain ,naevan, s.and let's see if you can
get out without us helping YOU"
'.No. My mother might find it out.
She's scared to let any of us boys go
near the water since father got
drowned
'.Where do you live?'
'sUp here on Jefferson street, near
Hancock The youthful mariner
espied the cook-house'o of steamboat
lying above the station. .sI'm going
up there on that steamboat" said he,
as he started off, Ito see what kind of
cook-houses they've got on these little
fresh-water crafts" In the course of a
few minutes he could be seen aboard the
boat in earnest conversation with the
potato-peeler No doubt he was relat-
ing to the latter his experience on the
ocean in the same capacity.
Alex. is bright little German lad,
with large blue eyes and an honest ex-
preston of countenance. He will be
eleven years old on the 26th of next
month. He loves to be about the water,
and can handle pair of oars like an
old tar. He is very small for his age,
and nobody would ever suspect that he
has had the experience on the Atlantic
which he says he has.-LouisuiHe Com
mercial.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-08-04
A Young Traveller.

ssDo you cali this life-savin' sta
tionp" asked a little eleven-year-boy of
Captain Devan, yesterday, after sizing
I'D the boat-house from one end to the
other.
s'That's just exactly what it is, and
there amt q better one in the service
replied the Captain.
g Pshaw!" muttered the urchin, t'you
don't know what a life. savin' station is.
You oughter see them on the ocean. =
ION the ocean! What's little shaver
like you know about the ocean,
swell, T. just made twelve trips over
an back, and you bet yer life know all
about it. I'd be on the ocean now if it
wasn't for my mother; but you see after
my father was lost at sea she wouldn't
let me ship any more. =
.sWhere is your mother nowp''
.sShe's here in Louisville. Been here
over year. /"
"Where'd you live before you came
herePn.
In Germany"
$ You say you were sailor and made
twelve trips on the oceanp'
ssNo, / didn't say was sailor, but |
was a potater-peeler.'
.On what ship"
s.On the steamship Servis, running
between New York and Hamburg.
= You must have been pretty young
when you started out?'
sAbout eight years old. \
How'd you come to go on the
onaanp''
St. Landry democrat., 1883-08-04
Our Young Readers.
HOW THEY DIFFER.

Cries little Miss Fret,
In q very great pet:
OF hate this warm weather: it's horrid to tar.
It scorches my nose,
And it blisters my toes,
And wherever go / must carry fan"
ChirpD little Miss Laugh:
'.Wlly. couldn't tell half
The fun am having this bright summer day.
j sing through the hours,
Gull pretty flowers,
And ride like queen on the sweet-smelling
hay"
IN. E. san0ster, in Harper's Young People.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-08-04

"A man has died after eating aplne-
apple. 1t is fair to say, however, that
he ate the pineapple forty-nine years
ago, when he was boy Chicago
Tribune.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-08-04

According to New York physician
hydrate of chloral threatens to becom
more dangerous drug than opium y
any of its forms
St. Landry democrat., 1883-08-04

The overWorked printer may be
called a galleY-slave.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-07-07
West Virginia's Timber RE
source.

According to the report OF the
census bureau the forests Of West
Virginia consis chiefly Of broad
'eaved trees, the narrow leaved
trees white pine and spruce) being
confined chiefly to the higher
mountains. The white pine COW
ers about 80 square miles, which
are estimated to contain 100000
600 feet Of merchandise lumber
The broad leaved forests sonsist in
the main of white and chestnut
oaks, black walnut (whic his wide.
spread, but mes. abundant in the
southwest, yellow poplar and
cherry (which is abundant in
Greenbrier. Nicholas and Web
ster counties, and in the country
adjoining them The lum Der
product of the state during the CEN
sus year was valued at 50 ,43l ,857
Along the Ohio and its principal
branches, especially in the north
western part Of the state, all the
valuable timber has been cut
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-07-07
Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by
a sense of weight in the back ,loins
and lower part Of the abdomen,
causing the patient TO suppose he
has some affection of the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times
symptoms Of Indigestion are pres
ent. as flaiuency, uDeasiness Of the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like
preparation, producing. a very
disagreeable Itching, particular Y
at night after getting warm in bed
is very common attendant.
Internal, External and Itching
Piles yield at once 10 the applica-
ton Of Dr. BosaniSo'5 Pile Rene
dy, which acts directly upon the
pats affected, absorbing the Tu-
mors, allaying he intense itching
and aft citing permanent cure
where all other remedies have
failed. Do not delay Till the drain
Oh the system produces perma-
nent disability, bar Try il and be
cured. Price % cents. Ask yoIr
druggist tor a.. ana when you can
not obtain j. from him, we VIII
send it postpaid on receipt of the
price Address the Dr.. Bosonko
Medicine Co. Piqua, Oaio. Sod
by c. w. BOWMAN, Druggist.
aug. 3 ly.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-07-07
Home Items.
-"All your own fault
n you remain sick when you can
Get hop bitters that never-Fail -

Get hop bitters that never-Fail"
The weakest woman, smallest
child, and sickest invalid can use
hop bitters with safety and great
good.
Old men tottering around from
Rheumatism, kidney trouble or any
weakness will be almost new by us
ing hop bitters.
My wife and daughter were
made healthy by the use of hop bit
tiers and | recommend them to my
people.-Methodist Clergyman,
Ask any coed doctor if hop
Bitters are not the best family medicine
On earth.
-Malarial fever, Ague and Bill
BUSINESS, will leave every neighbor-
hood as soon as hop bitters arrive.
my mother drove the paralysis
and neuralgia all out of he system
with hop bitters. Ed. OS,oego San.
Keep the kidneys healthy with
hop bitters and you need not fear
sickness.
Ice water is rendered harmless and
more refreshing and reviving with hop
bitters in each draught.
The vigor Of youth for the aged and
infrm in hop bitters.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-07-07
Nothing New.

Mr.. Redundancy has noticed
That the boy who is most afraid
of the girls is the first to be corral
led into matrimOny.
That the little boys prefer boys
to girls.
That they soon change, never
to go back TO their early love.
That the little girls love the girls
best.
That they don't get over their
preference so soon as the boys do
some of them never.
That women love everything
they have to take care of.
That men love women because
they can't help it.
That the wife loves her husband
so we'll that she has no thoughts
for other men.
That h0mely wives are the
truest. They know how to make
the most of what they nave.
That the man who marries late
in life does well.
That the man who marries
Young does better.
That the man who never mar
ries is TO be pitied.
That the woman who marries
does well.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-07-07
NOTION DEPARTMENT..
GENTS. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

Our Gents Furnishing Department by far complete than this has
~elknow
Scar
could S too te too 90"
by
hold
Daring the
iu
We Thanking
merit snct fayo
Sincerely Yours H. G. BERRY CO.,
Opposite Posofe. Martnburg,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-07-07

Drs. Newton & Blair, Buckhan-
non, w. Va, report that Brown s
Iron Bitters are giving general sat-
esfaction."
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-07-07

A DRESSING to beautify gray hair
every family needs. Parker's Hair
Balsam never fails to satisfy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-14
Gin iieaI Csiale for Sale.

4 FOR SALE.-No. 500 Madison-st. and
n. .o. 10 and q at 10 h.t Aiw4y. 2,n de'oi!p Ca
teCt5 q; East al9tAt.
EOE SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Two story frame House with lothavtng at 2p " fOI
In width on nOnave and 2 tcrt ~ I'm ST. dnh drpih ~
rve feet Flfty !set south Gi.ndSt, BiOOyn, h. d.
ARMY 10 WAKEMAN K LATINO, % Hassaust
NOR SALE-DOwntOwn business property and
4 apartnent-hOusc5 wcil rented PAUL T. TODD 10
Broadway.
I EXINGTON-ANE., near 34TH-SI.-Four
Il story stone front; price reasonable. RJLAND
WHITING, Beekmanst
TOR SALE.-Six elegant lots, northeast cor
ner thaye anu th;si i'i's d e,,y 70 g-dei'' L. L.
TOR SALE.-64O lots bulkhcaded wafer
'front.' oderlng peculiar advantages COR manufacturers
a. ra.r5 chemical works. etc 10 feet Dukboid on Sow
town O. OK with buutalt suppl ~ .prng wafer Apply U
X A YOUNG, Engineer, &c, - EXollan=eIL
EOP SALE.-An elegant house and lot on
jth.ave between 27th aud 9TH ss- IN The oenirr OF
business improvements. l.. ii. LUDLOW co. Finest
and IL SO broadway
EOR SALE-ChOice business property and
i aplrtrr cut houses, paying large income PAUL r
TODD ll5 Broadway
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NOTICE.

O,1rr o. ruF NosrI UlstE CH.sIkrCuoy co,
sfur- EfU.fiN Elu itth. Dee. ]. l-tS
NOTICE s hcr,Hy ri,,D that 'Nr Estn tNri l"u-trnc
,iv t-,r.r o0, t- f0 i'- ORIGINAL aua IN
Se.ed ar -ioI. 81 Tusor 90 ftc closing 81" TIE h-i' on
December whu-T auHa,r 'iuur 90" ifI p'' ihf
f.rht 90 su.s, Dee fI &c., fEarr io''7 "i it' ''N
ORR West and Enaao ~ o. tn"ntnl, ''.'.t
,.1.--u..r t'r terms nl corr mao 81
m srreueai su' -ptOI OF Viii copies can Del BAD al
I'm -eeo--! oder o. flliad certificate Tcpr u9r
s,4-.. NJ Construction comp uyH f.fk VII nave I'
~. 49, .,,-.., i.. l.. bond - 1000 for every tu'uty
~. ~ 10 represented hy " crfii cate % %" yl." %"
f..ei.tur M IN Caril -lutt ul We
i.a , com lu,. belonging ~ the CSLsisucuon Com ANY
IN .'f. A.. t...c7.ne vii December Il, ltNb az
a. yur,o-.- - f.+ .uD,. pima ' tI.'. "t
Am close e'e.IH. 20 l 10 - r. leAt4 on TIC
,ulrrIr. ~ IIvUt..Il.. b . I~0t.
~ "'-' I WORCESTER.
secretary
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Ciin })ropsrln 60 Get.

ANDSOMELY furnishedhOuse wi Oh bus
4 1 nrss. suited 10 lady ntemin. References at
FVERiIT DIRECTORY "a West 3Jth-st
mo IET.-Storcs, lofts and buildings on Beck
i man spruce, Frankfort, John William and Poar SIS.
rutland a WHITING, Beekman-St
VINO IET-ln private family, IN Madison
ave corner house IN best lncatigr handsomely fur.
pished second HoOr extra rooms u reqsd meals supplied
Nv Caterer address LOCATION, Box Us, Tribune uptown
Once J. 23S BROADWAY
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Counlrp propsrin for Sale anO 60 fft.

A. BUILDING ASSOCIATION now ORGANIZING
n desrcs 10 hear IRON owners OF NewJer,eS Prro~ty
Of 10 NeW-GOTh. A"oi'sS b'A'i~i' '
Uptown Olbee, .23s Broadway.
AN EXQUISITE double dwelling, stable,
n outbouses &C, and about seven Scres MN t Vr
surrounded BY among the haDdsoriest ~
feslo1 he snbr 81 gcwl Price very low 10 pr0up
pureSSs..r V * STEW EN- son, IT, No 81 CedAI-sL ana
No U6I 5th-ave.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEw.YoRK, WEST SHORE q BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NEW YORK ONTARIO a WESTERN K'Y
Ialns leave DesbrOsses and COrtlandt street
IOT syracuse and oneida, $40 ~Sl0
Utica Lltlle Pals Fort PsD, Csns0haTle Port Jackson
AmSlggeAIn, 9.ZU. ll:lJ -g:l5 IN
Albany AMI Cktsklh 9:9O 11:lO \ ia tSO' -Sl1pm
OsSegO. oneida, Norwich. sidney. $50 az ,oP IN. ~,
Kingston. highland Ponghkeepse, @e9'-" 4A'<V an 90"
NewbuYK - y.2O, ll2Oa $50, $50 -tlo p
Niddl.iogrf s.3U IL ~ 4:lU, 4:3O, 80 III
sIlslly tgiber traiBs tally except sunday IN
Btt raror Cars 9:L0 Il.lO ald z5VD N trains
toI Albany. - ,..,o . 49, 80. Tor -yrscnsa
Pullman Bunet sleeping Cars on vlOp 10 %in i Albany
enc SYRACUSE. y,... ,... ,or nswsgo oB o n la t,aln
Tcfsts and taDos stations and al oees o. s cen
ysuy lefssy City Pennsylvania kaiiIOau saloh l4eOAy
{O4 COan-si Aape1 once loot Of fnit9ns@i hhu "
pekab-aye. New.lorR City, Noe. loz ~ So 81 ga
1x23 ir0adway Mo- Union square NO. f9f otb-avo W
ats Pennsy yaDia INK statiVh
80 AA' ''0' HENRY MoNETT. General Passenger Az
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gonntrr nruu.rtp for Sale ana 90 Est.

EARM AT PUBLIC SALE by executors, az
il Globe Hotel FED Bank, N. j. Deeenber "a 2 ~
situated two miles from Red Bank Monmouth county yooSed
los acres adapted TO grazing and trucking wen az
wen watered choice fruit psnty o. mar rot ~
tculars apply TO J. 5. APPLICABLE E5esSqp,o ak ~
80 FLORIDA r'-For Sale, to Close an Est tate;
=" onoro House cottages ana orange gIo'e :, Con-
Of the late Moses lyman,
1ecticut miles from sanford, Orange Counyi Ney hos
ful location beautiful lakes oTange accom-
railroads and in cultivated society OnOrO HOUSE
modaies about co guests s mo V ,,,n
hnuse With blght changes can be made DehntnW Israss
bonse. will sell whole, house aud part gryNe A"'
MOSFS LYMAN. Administrator Nasey' ". !. --
CHORT HILLS, n. ITO rent Tor the wln ns
- tbe owners family having been suddenly oAueu 49,
Furnished house within three minutes Nab on
ming wafer speakinRtubes, burIlaralarin eo ~ smah
firnlshrd and ready for immediate occupancy hsht W
family 40 Der month. Address q. IL. Tribune Olnoo.
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YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO. Dec :, 1898
JI,IIr ANNIrAT meeting of the stockholders
A 81 mo Grand Central Mining Company for TIE e'euoh
~ directors and '0r the transaction 81 such other
them. VIII be hcid NJ me 'uv'
no Ohio on Iut-ligf JaIu.ll -
lisa at Al o'clock a IN II ~, y ~
l - o. ,ne WI-r VIRGINIA CENTRAL and PIIlS.,
pfrRS RAILWAY COMPANY viii De- held at The 9hS.s %
10 cornanv No 90 broadway, NCw.Notk on ~ f.SDA
January 49, At ~ O'Clock noon, Tor thr piIpoieU
ng omces and directors fof The ensuing gS'i' iV wv
uhu' . r. M ii"" a. EBERT. secretary.
Nroveo,ber lsg3
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( i'm Pre- sr,p Uanteo.

WANTED For three months small hand
w sonsy furnished house hgn ground In orange Ad
r,ss IT t.S \ ~ East Il branch lnOnue once
IXTANTED-City property for country resi-
w deuce free with acres and fruit PAUL T. TODD lso
Broadway
WANTED TO BUY.-Four- story high -stOOp
w buee between 10Th and 42d SITS, Lexington and ON
ayes irving place preferred Address LIVINGSTON Up
town Tribune Omce, !, z3s BTo4dssy.
X{yANTED.--City property for country resi-.
w dence tree with acres and fruit PAULP. TODD l+0
Broadway. -
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for the 6olioaps.

Oh TO rs PER CENT SAVED
sDU by buying Christmas cards and holiday books OF
N. TIBBALS d SON,
l24 Nassaut New York Holiday clearance catalogue now
ready mailed free
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Fzpress Trans leave Now YORK VIA Dcsbrosses and COrandi

DOUBLE TRACk THE MOST IMPROVED ESUIF'
MENT, AND TIE FASTEST TIME -CONSI9I-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Nvw.YoRE Nov. .. l-S
NEW-1
TO TIE SECOND M0RTGAhGlEt, iNGOMj

no TIE SECOND MOKTU AGE iNTUaIE
i BOND AND SCRIP HOLDERS OF lHE A. n =
RAILWAY co. -, -, ..,,Ao-.-.a IN.
The Company have this DAY an,hGrlTn ,o
lnEd under and pursuant
sjops of II General ConsO M1sage ~ becernir -. y,
second Mortgage Inr9in. inh
~ mar .9r dollar when presented M even Sums oi Vl @
NV, Per Cent B0ndg bear Interest run Ocotrr lH pay
al annually m Juue aud December and 10 run uH Dc
Ccmhsr l, 1920 -. ,o-,,,er ,v, srr3r
also Be efC hAig'fl 81 ~
~ cent other face vaue mai ior s~lH f''' i' ''
,.,.-.-- ,..,ss ,,,o ,1r,-.. b1rd Il
80, lr,senteI tOnpa1YH one. 10 ~!
Jro4du av New Yuft snl an-f The tih INST 9" ne
IA. chang, tlr al We tennis unih Tdet
- '"''"e ~ "A. H. HENSON. 1Trasufer
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Dusintss Cbantts.

AN EXPERIENCED JOURNALIST with
~ some capital can secure an Interest Ia very suoeessin
mach wider extension. Address MONTHLY Tribune Once
DRINTERS.-Rare chance to obtain an
Il interest in an destab iahed oface In a nounshiug
New. England town Paper thirty cOlUmnA Must
b. young Of Christian principles, and competent
manage the business. Address pAUCHI CO., u PARK
place, New.l DIRK.
SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED with S5O, 900
- by a that viii do business OF 100000 next
willing pay well Tor De money fOr PARTICULARS al.
dress, SOLID, Tribune Onco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-14

IApItNs tlNt lNVN- DttVIV7'V' I3I
Street Ferries a follows ,,o- 90
Go 20 s. $50 % ana 10 Limited, II. III am l. '
$40 1. g. g. = and m and Il night sunday Ioi .
10 Limited 10 g. l. and m anu = B,H ~
Trains NewYOTk daily. except rnniay ~ ~
Camden ,-,.,t. ION,
9.l5 y a. l. ass le1ceDt MoDdavL GO I"O, - osV
II and Has a III. Hunted Express l:SO ana O%u p int
3. &. ESQ. 30 I4J and N ON .lmaS, IS'9i
3:l5. 20 4 4.3j. $50 (520 LtmiiedG 65u ~
5apd n IN Leave Philadelphia Camden, $50 ~ daily
3cssp ofces is5 $40 ana pa Broadway AstOr House
and foot OF DosOrOsses and COrtandt streets Court 81 an
prokIvr Annex station loot FutOn-s Brooklyn iuCb
TotcI tobolcn station, Jersey CITY, Immigrant llCAe'
1fsce no : Battery Place sud Castle Garden ,-,.
ma Transfer Company will cali Tor anu CAoSN
baprnge from hotels and residences ,,.ooo
CHARLES 4. PUGH, j. H. WUOD, .,.,.
4raIN
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Countrp propertp Uantso.

WILL EXCHANGE nearby property I0F
w southern farm dwelling or other prodnepSe
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Au,lion Sale OF Real estate.

T0R SATFBY AUCTION-AT PORT CIIES-
II ~ y on SATURDAY, December IS. at 2:3O p M Fox
Island Al the mouth ByraD River, near Long Island sound
-, . so 1epn OF waller sties OF the Island and
about ~ acres OF upland and only few minutes dye IRON
;be sfa don Port Chester good locat0n iO man
niSctnrne purposes Inquire Oi Il. F. bRUNDAOE, PORT
y y.
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DLLA"A-h AN ~ NEw YORK, Dec II, ISIS
rTRANSFER BOOKS of the New York, La idS,
lama aud Western Raj way Co. BUFFALO DlNisIO :,
an oss It ubsr H. ISIS and reopen January = 1854
when the quarterly reh'si FRFBK r. GIBBENs, Treas
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TO PHILADELPHIA.


SUNDAY 3 STATIONS IN PHlLADELr
PHIA. IN NEW-YOBk
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Board ano Rooms fDantso.

NVANTED.-For three months, small hand
w house. high ground IN orange Ad
dress TENANT" e2 East lathsI, branch Ireane o.aee
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trains leave depot OF CoTtlaud and Desbroses st.
sf SlO n m $40 ani T. for Eas0D, bethlehem, Alien
Town Reading Mauch CluDCh Nilkesharre Fovanda, wa
serly Ithaca Geneva " BqhaO and the West Pullman
1hTGnai, coaches run daily Local Sans at a. NJ and oi0
n m Tor EastOn Bethlehem and COOlay. -
Trains leaving AT $40 a; m, end 53o p m conutCt d ,v
,ll roins in Mahanov and HaZetOn coal regions Snhd3y
xran local for Nauch chunk $40 Leave Mauch c-unA
GencT Eastern ofce Of 6hgrc4 SPd CSrti9npt IS
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Gitambnats an0 Railroaos

TROY BOATS-Steamers SARATOGA
~. and CITY OF TROY eave Pier "a, EGTth River ioos
nor RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing
Il at Cranstons Cornwall Nevburg Marlboro Hi n.a
and SS TR Raod
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NrFN.YOR AND LONG BRANCH RR.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AND UN SHED TrRRTT E5 M IINE ROUTE, .
trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and CorAn street
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Palace cars attached m, and m Gai ard sleep
= d. c6nleeDg at Cory tor Titusvle reiToien" OeL'e
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n and II niyht.
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& Branrb Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
Ma Eai1r'9v and Auhoy q M l. noon. $40, w, Ob
m 10 m docs not stuD at hsbu1N "a III
poos ~ "Pro0kyn Annex" connect with all through uals
at Jersey CITY aGOriing speedy and dllecI '''S' "
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lOS5pm From Baltimore l20 on sundays " u, W ~
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900 a9C 40 li:S9a M l;29 ? 800 ''' e,o Uv
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
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