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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-11
Tie Harlem Railroad.
Suggestion of Interest to Men En-
ployed on all Railroeds-Read it, IL
You Would be Benefited.


No man is known along the line Of the
he writes as follows:
Conductors Rooms. Harlem Depot,
New York, Feb. 1884.
Dear Sir: take pleasure in saying good
v ord for DR.. KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REM
EDY. have used 1t for two years for dyspep-
sia and derangement of the liver. and can say
with emphasis that 1t always affords prompt
relief. FAVORITE REMEDY is pleasant to
the taste, thorough In It's effects, never pro-
ducing the slightest disagreeable or sickentng
sensation. Yours truly, B G rRowBRIDGE,
But Mr. Trowbridge is not alone in his praise
OF DR. David Kennedy's FAVORITE REMEDY.
Favorite Remedy is q positive cure for Ma
laria as well as Indigestion, read the follow>
ing from r A Campbell. foreman OF the sort~
ing room Of the Montgomery Paper Mil:
Montgomery. Orange, Co. N Y. Mar 4. 81.
DIR David Kennedy Rondout, New York;
Dear Sir-I have used for some time your
valuable medicine, FATORITE REMEDY.
for Maleria, and It has proved an effectual
cure: after having tried a great many other
medicines for disorder of this kind without
avail, l find DR. David Kennedy's FAVORITE
REMEDY affords complete satisfaction, and
do hereby heartily recommend II to all who
suffer as did. r CoMPBELL-
DIR David Kennedy's FAVORITE REMEDY
Is a positive cure for Malaria, Kidney and
Matawan. N j, March 8. 1884.
DIR Kennedy NJ d, ondout. Y.
Dear Sir-I have used your valuable medi-
cine, FAVORITE REMEDY, in my family for
Liver difficulties and find IL an excellent pre-
paretion, worthy of the recommendation 1t
bears Mrs MARGARET HAYES.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-11

In cases of dyspepsia, debility, rheumatism,
fever and sgue, liver complaint, inactivity OF
the kidneys and bladder, constipation and
other organic mslsdies, Hostetters Stomach
Bitters is a tried remedy, to which the medi,
cal brotherhood have let their professional
and which as q tonic, Alternative and
specific for disorders of the stom>
ach, liver and bowels has an anbounded pops
ularity. For sale by druggists and dealers,
70 whom apply for Hostetters.. Almanac for
1884.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-11
The Greatest Mistakes

Ip business are made ty hssty ac' ions
before investigation; 81. t0 AVOID "a mrs.
AXE in the purchase oi holiday - o Is. lie
sure thai our goods anu prices are in
spectrd before purchases ale made.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-11
NOVELTIES.
DOLLS

Of all kinds, wax and indestructibls,.
faces. life size, from soc to 81.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-11

Sold by all druggists. Cuticura. Soc. Resol,
VEN 81. Soap. 25c. Potter Drug and Chemical
90, Boston, Mass.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-11

Feather fans. Satin fans. hand painted
fans, fancy fans of many kinds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16

Thursday evening. by Emilia Benie dc serrano and Sig
nor Eduardo Oinaui and Carlos A. SorranO.
concert and the opera OF TaGy aud Old
MUNICH " will be given at the How
land Hotel next week by jerome Hopkins, OF
New-York. IN behalf OF TIE TRIBUNE Fresh Air Fund
Rehearssls are ned daily.
A number OF weLknOwu artists will take part In q
sacred sunday evening, IN the West Esd Hotel
Rink.
Lulu Hurst will give o. her exhibitions at the
Ocean b0tel d.ning-roOm, thursday evening OF next
week
Ldcar ". JoiRsOn. law partner ~ Judge Hoadly, OF
Cincinnati, and ms wife a. the West Ind HOtrl.
kieIard II. Dodge, Of Network, Is At the ocean
Hotel
Vice President Henriques, Of the New York stock TX
change. viii come here tins weeS Win hs 'aUllN
Asout the guests o. the -c4lOOrJ is the Rev. l.. l.
joyce, ~ New Bruins wick. y j.
Professor T. l.. Leieb. of Allentown. Penn, Is stopping
at tAe Mansion Hsusr
Mrs. Henry Wacu-r and her Two daughters o. New
York, rsistareI Al the Untct tsttcs Hotel
Mr. asd " -. Rice ana family, 1t N--fotE are no"
tse ocean Fofel.
General Felix .nus, wilr and two daughters, or bal-
nior-, arrived today az the West End Iiotel. .
Nj a1t sirs ~ L. Huutlry ana M and Mrs +. ). Al
cn. % FOugAktcUe, al the surf Cottage OF the West
Ind Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16
TIL Gos.Lr ATBIR H4EBOR.
INJECTING MR.. n INF-rwo FINE SUMNER
COTTAGES.

yyPFCrING Mr. NJ IVF-TwO FINE SUMNER
Co.TAGts.
BAR HARBoR. Ne. July 1.-The weather
for the last dlv or been Ike that of April Short
easy showers lncrs Jered Win brief -impsss OF sun
shine have prolonged the hours. the mouotony being
occasionally varied ~ ong rolls II og THAT pour
ing over New port aud Green Mountains and quickly hid
the and fr,n a-ht 'uu th' rrepr's,bie tourist has
been on gu damp md tripping garments not be
ing needed There IN couee4ling tie TACT that
the season late Nearly an hc cortarcrs have arrived
but the hutoa although ,verrrn with applications for
August. are extremely slow M ling up.
NJ B1iue'i family pot having ARRIVED on saturday
are not locked for now until july 10 or 20.
Captain Uoorina ~ the Lewiston. one Of the
most popular and generally iown sea captains on me
coast has given ont that although Tor twenty OF thiV
Gears hc hts adaut Democrat lhl' year h' VIII
vote Tor Ut blaine When man Ike charlie poo'ns
sais that be- viii vote W" Republic an
uahrt ten yotra may a,ailri, be- counted tor lais"
Another Democrat trln nin nstfv In thiH way hated
ST. n4lnr Eel. iulca sly u,n FOO 90" rutd stai'- hul
hr other da' nj hm "r u" nr" l'mr ~ 1'n ..a
parry 1T ~nror ilarA in Ll'wurth, 9'l nA' " t
10 nr company htr tH hpIr longer 1t"l.d hs,- p
come hs a,o-t ardent sduife hraidor svihs uln NV
uon, rnthusitrtir slpPort % us ea"pAlsn' 'au ~ ~
la, wituu epuou, Lr moe '-srinAii,s man 'Ner
slv iaarr no' trust ayarf Win MIN lie F" - 'osN"
vi nia1s coming here Ia locked or vita great Inter
rsL Lrrn hl- prrt ted hiter''t i"rr ana ne' 'N,O
10 he exec 'ilhgN lev, ctlh'l irlp tiI'"'"h '' ''
siJull remirk OF good WI o. cf'ape turn , ~. ,
Nj trtrlafd'a Iuluillun Win irDrlfcA WIN l"' Wv
most here.
Tie electric d.. hts have Just proved themselves de-
rld-f success aud especially npilcrdn.r Ooi"v ~
asno The .ue on tue hi.n agtf on the roof VI IAe
West End HOTEL can Tar unt a. SRA ,
Two marvelr 90 the way or architecture nave LSl "'"u
completed Jue Il owned Dy ". 49, Howard OF ucatU
and planned by villa Ralph Emei son OF b9s,oh
asphrw al ElDn Waldo Emerson. The 1ther nau I -
architect discp.e of Mr. Emerson, AI'"us
Eutch ~ Boston. and ts the property oI
u. Prulleion cincinnati. II u rep 'rleu W, W
each 0f them cost over $4,000 The cottage OF hls9
Bowler h literally cramnrd win vhiuabrs anu kul's-
knscks and rich cIriostles that year, OF co-e
mental wandering and wealth could accuinlit 'e liz
two o0agcs daily visited by scores OF sisnse'Is
rhr VI iiur Central Railroad and the Portland oIfd-
Liu- jart made Large addition 10 the s'eAn-
dOrk
The next needed improvement l. an Increase o. srElc
The ptrt ~ the western Union Teie rapu COMPANY
one weary operator nverrnu wish press and other
sagrs. a. an the work, can one wire AZ A. ne
servant Of some ten or dozen towns between baI HAT
b1r and Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16
FOLLOWING MS CHIN.
E,nm N. nrtrnft Er.s pr,ss.


There was beautiful young man down at the
wharf the other morning when tue boat ft Tor tue fas
Port Huron. lie bad sad eyebrows dro"p hs
mustacne. meltiHg ewes, very ughf pants little cane
and general OF VINO wanted u 0e sci pea
ana SCI ped and murdered and torn limo Oh hD 10
prove Ills devotion 10 something or somebody NeHiIng
corset and dress. he posing Tor disii9ilc eLecs
when along came a chip Of gn Win de'ltry I'D her
eye. ,,, a., ...,
You bet p she replied she surrendered her shawl
and saJchel. 49,. u, -,
lie took her ABOARD, found her the best rocking
and announced complete happiness to ind that she
was A 20 going to the Flats. Did she nshf
she would reckon
Der gited some more Would she think him too bold II
he presented her with a fancy reel-rodP
'Oh, nos Al all"
He ran down and got 1t from the baggage room and
presented With all his heart she said a. bo-s. He
bought -FOUR bananas twelve jaw breakers,
and weaty sticks candy OF the old woman pedler, and
dumped them INTO her lap. She remarked tAat he was
too good.
Would she take his silk umbrella 70 keep the breeze
out OF her right eyeP
'She would smile"
And she smiled until his feet FELT 20 Light thal ne
walked srOund on egy-shels.
HAD abe got her uvkstF'
"Oowl FOtgottenP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16


soon after thc tram lrii luulA, Ne Junction
hr GOA iurt0r came p" pirsrn u coach who had
uu hrsrt. A. dluIr ci.ln have in-t 10 bu leaned
bach, unhla ths afi, let sitlfar The AMI sud
"lu drsd ufusr 4Rd nave % hundred uues "a CO."
% You must psy 81 on We Tho reply
on certainly kAoV the rIlrs ~ he roa Dy heart
avn bow about To ippca. Geo tr sshrronY OF tht ia
the % seat"
Hr irBes Ell. Ne -id BE- W.. an unfortunate who had
failed 90 strike % Louisville aud wanfd CO bark
ho"e ~ -ftl'- - f-hth WITH 60, family. tt
appeal Ne man SAID he box hisus-lf.
bui va gum 70 XII ni- Family Instead ~ waiting fof
hunger tp DO Inc Whfk.
" Come. Won must pay" said me conductor
non 1i ,"hIst nut Vii Hnw appeal 90 passengers
DtussS"
BE rose 1p aud n.lr le sp...h f1 ~ ptthos mis-
fortune MUNGER r'i ana -~Frrt other unpleasant ingrc-
uruts uII ruI1'.F -~e u-ft ut-r~.i~I
- eau TONI VIA Nnh thy IIqg-r.' remarked The
ducfor " / b Stop tie trII tul ~ ,lu "a
"HDld ca llsf minute. All now AbOI' " appeal 70
Yen 20 -unduy'
For mHut- DE- flung his so.Il INTO Grand effort -
melt tie cnad .rtlr IL qu'.et lie Bi,le cuiDgizad
finished th- c"Hacsr reached Tor IN cord 4nd
81 must "bry the rides pf lose place"
say, .eBui+ apprd once more"
&" N1 can't 4u H.
Tire tram -iObp- ID AID the bowel gOoabye ey ry
l7I} AMI ept OF Mn" miles up the road, whore We
spnciIinz tnl dire ny me nan ~ appeals hauled
ol rON un0rr TIE last coach had been riding
on the trucks. u drf and sush and mud from head
90 foot and the cs-lu TOR luJkei ~ MIN aud said:
" Now Won want 20 quit this business III you
over io tae hrsr cons-nle You p1k a. If male had
dragged you twenty miles,"
Exactly bat couldn't give it up without one more
appeal"
TIE platforms were crowded, anI he fang down his
hat aud began his appeal In three minutes the passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16

Judge Freedman decided yesterday, in the superior
Co.rt, ChiHt e,-, that Ms. Townsend Percy has
half interest in tho opera The Queens Lace Handler
chief" The action vas brought against Townsend
Percy aud John A MCCALL. tLrol5 "a john d. Town
send An accounting Is ordered.
William Dclden Nilutsa H. Barker and Morris 3.
Flynn have been appointed by Justice Donhue CONF
-souer If Estimate and Assessment upon the property
10 be- tab On for the High bridge Park
John itierI tsruisr partner of }. l.. Brown. has
appicI to the superior Court ur the appointment of
De- cree ujou lii claim 800 81 - a contract
al r-,d tu have been given Brown. now deceased. by
William N Tweed TIA. motion j. opposed bv the
CORPORATE Counsel the ground th-t the contract
which wls for grading Ieuth-aye Tor some distance
below One hIndrtdh 81. fraudulent. AID that tho
-ut IF Brown. brpu.ht in biz lifetime. decided
against him because tue work was not done according
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16
CAN CANCER BE CCREDY
WHAT Has BEN ACCOMPLISHED By EXTRACT OF
RED CLOVER.

To the Editor or Thc IrtbUHc.
SIR: Physicians aud surgeons frequently
maintain vt-ol, -oue s-ow ' reason. tut call
Ger ncurao-. extremely ufeJ To- ID. egm4ae
What g. ud wat ia mot cancer, The most learned mea-
beers OF e F4c. .f,en differing from one another On ;ai-
point Iauy OF laem prpaouuoe sInd o. tumor dough
.gau iUe kuovn cas ristic- Of the terrible maa
dy which vicd- 60 r. Inent something else THAI caa-
Ger hey coucele only tndt watch proves irrenedabc
and fatal % Doe This b. prudent method for
them to follow MT U IS obviously unfair Primary or ex
ternal often removed though it is 70
appear coaee uence Of the disease dused
through But when internal cancer il d-cov
cred secondary disorder, form Of disorder there
little n.ed ~ the Knife since tine blood IL then
nearly certain 10 be pro yuatad With thc malignant aud
poisonous matter.
Despite medical opinions to the con
trary, cancer Is uulurstonao'y cured in var
ious instances and without recourse to
gerry A q this hls to the knowledge Of
The writer and uas roen healed by swpc that
v,ptarfo f. persens siniarv afflicted h-hlv intal-
gent vDusu resid.nf here had reiaou to believe,
ton years ae", RAJ cancer raj appeared CA per ei
h.e4sa part clBWo N.Y. attacked. ~ tcdGT advanced
sul the p6ysaiaus who oyaiu~ II had so loo n Of tts
/ nature. they wer" "oThden that ~ "oud NJ notti1g
ese Al first. GOA udurAi on M ler The skin n SLOWLY
ch'- sharp "ans were felt ~" skin s"oain' dseootei
with rcd and sensitive sros md rose ~ rough 'ufse"s
The hHria"ss yo del after While and an n.rT tnrm a
continually eularsius and d'esarsug offensive pia ami
mrspsnl" ~ Icing sr'ied % " = rpruaoa tst h1i
I
lungs IuHrr thr rtup stance tho patient el,ard u
sunphl fe operation. tu' obs, io.used Nklr uH,.t
tnn buv g. sr s'Hr uGr atf nElF rfH1uHrudrI Zoo HHt
uIrrptann 1 fha rtitIf o' r'i ruva tn hr tlkrI no
formally pho began To- ,ac is refu irly Hhr had then
hIf me ais 4ul hes continued d. 'u
Ga present shout four vntf-. ~th the hhPrrHt effect
ibs htr'H h,s h"en restored p" ~ nurmd c"ntt "
/ ul H place. fhr lfr uf h az dollar. which ln all
probability viii DO in.Yruti lto the rest tud leave
s'ai The p+,t auG htl pA} aisAu. couae,r her luso
/ lately cured.
-h' ha lone nothing nt take The extract who's seems
W hhF" Vice Fower 81 healing al -cruflpus Affections
hhif N u hulrNrd " would rn-rt.VrlV
tlu tNrh The late sufferer regards herself e. r-s. trd
ifom lHF rave, ana l. ClRnden TIA. ne simple medicine
capable ~ relieving humanity Of sItne u w. most dis
urssng aud dtnsrruus hlprus n lie virtues were Only
I Known. md regularly administered.
! Aetc- I0Tis July II, lssL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16
FREAKS or GEORGIA LIGHTNING.



g',tniug ~ sand a tall. angular red-facea
mau VIM boat. Aad Just Witnessed tsriile
nssh. why. geBtsEtH." he continued. turning % q
group ~ aclusmtHncss who were rafhrr denofalfsd,
YOU a1n call ths ugAtnngf We'll. 20 ho iesEed N |
siu surprised over Vudet IN Porter 'su1tr. Georgia.
have hat az regular MEG Evoty R-n. ssuian ari
chd "a charged tAat whep stranger comes "a ows
aud shakes hands he always .ss knsctsl down 40 auva
tIeY grip
Yes its cirtnu-. That's wsorr thrv Manufacture al
thesr naufic suys aHd seasuises they wards o. one
got aiss1 the ,hs lay. 49, trsriu e. the lHr a.
lrass That wsuu b. harPsass - rrs"h ever snj tsp,
bla fsnt csmplrtHg thr sfru there eaua clap %
thuAdsf tbsl hsafJ Are tses Aai Ssss The fuss
tuund about recovered ea tie sheoA, asuut fouf hou,
A'rt tAsy Ia "a all thst len ~ tas hsy
e'upo " I'll sarbiss hal be had ia Lia poot~t F't
| kin sha~ it "a you Ia tbs saIof
WAY" adisa ths cosRsl, looking aroaai ~ sshs
aWsstrickeL Ptasshgrs. "tIst tnNa lhs osy our "a
the southern Ia ss sRrrs tir esrrir iFht .Ht urs
duoai livery man al sts.t 80 ca-rgr teb 10 hesd
H. lshtans cuLs up sose queer ui, IL Aefe "a cas-
uUurd "lIs sUHin alf gan' al ne tms TN- ~
man sfrck cartel he eel ar 40 tsree shte
Oi stairs aAa andes In the Saddle Of tss husr."
"Aud the pit her y Fatsg be bad ~ hs rand wt'n
Gpilt a drep "sarcastieallF pat 10 q listener
- There you're wrsng" rrpnsa the CsteueL "Il we
evaporated bt the AraI iAe way NJ. IL has Gur Q
effect On cows. he cogtsGoji they a. SFc rOai li-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16

To the EdftOr ~ Thc TrfbuHc
SIR: An old adlsc tells Us that Ian ouIrce
Of Is worth pouud o.. c,r-" aat of
tn certain .ntrod lcton oil the chJ.sra utp s country
either his mex season. would 10 be advisable
put immediate effect measures tending 70 ward of
or mitigate the consequences OF IT, introduction would
call your attention "a The All important question Of the
impurities Of the drinking alter used ia your cty either
the so-eacd Crpt,n the ylrien- Old wells
Ia London. by OF Parliament the
water used is filtered before passing lrto
the MAINS by means OF boxes IN sections, which
may be taken pleasure aud ceansed and renewed
with the material used, which consists OF animal
dust and Silica the best known Substances Tor purifying
water We Ear behind ia this respect when II f. vol
known haI impure water is great source OF d'-e4-e.
whether epidemic IL rsgiag or otLerwi--.
| cal the attention Of the Heath Board, and
through thru the Iegs azure, this subject and hive
them Institute measures 10 have the CrOi0p water nlrei
before mo the mains, aud thereby relieve toe
psOpe Of this danger To which they exposed A. 70
CARDS the OF the YGCUs oc wells Ii different parts VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16
y>TIrITE Of CHbLTlAS PHILOSOPHY

KEY EAST " j., July lj.-Ihe Seaside sum
mer -oao5. OF American Ilstiute Of Cdustaa Phi
losophv opened here tsdsy 1T II a. with short adj
dress by the Rev Dr. Deems pastor n the Church Of the
sran gers " New-York In ;he sbsesce " the Right
Rev Bisboo Scarborough Of the Diocese OF NewJersry
the divine services conducted bv the Rev r saul
he. NJ Vernon, o, Philadelphia. The first
lecture Wa delivered by the Rev. Jesse b.
Thomas. D D. II Brooklyn on Genesis, scrp,ursl aud
Extra scrPurSl"
He taought that the destructive critic might Just as
well bod chat Genesis was written IN The nineteenth
century ar well earlier, amt went inEcriousy AMI
eloquenty show that i've things witch Herbert
Spencer hnds necessary for complete manhood are act
forth IN the earliest Of the BiDe. Genesis shows
that nan MUST well born. COED bieod for por'ost
race Exodus right environment race Affected by sur
rupdines NJ eeat race from the tropics 90 the
pnina eviiious-Weu bred ceremonial evolution pro
durtvs st socla surroundings Numhers Political
evolution producing Inc ceuduors necessary ~ advance
msut. lua Ucutrrusouv .Lqulibrsusn or muiual
adjsi rirpt ~ to tAer suuousdiurs SeVefnw 20
,aua b. slha Adiuat lRr n o tee To ni ne
race la aftafusus discussion uf the suHsrt va hfd
whica participated in Toy prom asns tAe"lsgissh
MARROW, pnHuif of the Fourteenth street FtrHhf
torian tuurrh. 0f Now YORK The rev, bf
Euttonae. ~ the s4ne ey the lrva. H. Nyihe
and MareN, 1r NrW,Jeiaey, The Rev ts'iss
Il Maddsck Of Kcypert. J Professor issiil-
ION. OF he College oil New JaiarJ ltuteaAsf N"Ai a
biVn, ll+ H., of ths LniNo'-iit "I NIIa'4' "ho NJ
sary addrrs. vii delivered BY tss hsy Dr. Charles
Deems errsldrut al Tie B.utn An iAtns saS feature
III Thursday vii be address. contracting hladso AAi
CnrisI~n Philosophy" BY BaDoo Ram ,nandra "o'c' m
LucknoW, India on SATURDAY there viii De address
on Political Atheism, by W. h. Fead.cJa, pgesile ~
VI Bethany College, virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16
FREE-THoUGUT AMONG EUROPEAN RE-
FORMERS
To me Ed'tor Of me rr,o~ne.

To the Edttor Of me rrtbHne.
SIR ia the review of The Woman Qucs-
on Europe" which arp Jared I'm recent uumbef Or
TIE rID 81, tAe writer. referring to France says :;
iIete we dni very frankly avow'l the IRE thinking
end 1l'---'i-i'us ten len ics watch comm NY
attributed % TIE Continental 4Iyocl,es o. femue
cipstln and M Stanton qu,tes vita warm approval
very alyaacsd cd,r Of the movement Nile Dcraismes
rxn.s rr wto wishes to rscap- from tuteage, snoud
sc ,nt the irs-tllnkIns NOV m-nL'
The tain ,iu- AMI a1f-rehctous tendencies" TO
wt.clr1l-~ viewer r 70, ore no limited i'm France
frr t. u-tr, the C1nfne generally. 10 tn adj
ya.st-- ol {. male emaneipIi1u." The Fr-uchurn,
whom we. as erty-pviuE American. admire
au al1I.ut tlosc who hravev conten.1lc Tor
rcBu H-4.isn she separation o. Cnurch and SAFE,
prs free s1e~cI f-s uuiatlou principles Of the
g t-l f.ta- have, With -rfr.o|y free
7tIs- fH' -"' -1o MS e daueiss" Even the ism
o. be .-ruJIc4u- Of l. % and I-f~ del uut with Id
.1e~re4u 10 4 Of Gam ,,tt ana others
.ursr do1dvia IRE the very backbone OF tine Inri
N. r. r7i tte aI1 tF~1p cal vfows those com
81 10 o mental advocate OF Penn To-
fI. -h- O.. publ can leaders tHae TO-DAY free
'..Hkest. But Uf D. u1i 90 tv purpose. slim
JOS vies TO show To1r reviewed. and cue or
% hf- e0If.efes who kfVe made Wiiat
ri .4r statement H eXsuEiae tnIz book in other
1luers. that fr~e-fhlrug and uufi-ra.lous trudru
c-s clarc"trrf" mot only Tho "hlYo aies of female
oa.lfB' hut I'D the uo.Ir re'urLers AMI Eruuir
IHfH sf.ir7rl0n - apnr. 1Hi. ! aif. nf
rlRt'B~rrI country. shat th~ true American. what
o. hl, religious vice. NAV Dee al homo. bound to
srcosa The r." fsRk.uZ uuveinfn- when nc mis-
SIDE ~ ID" Alsst For here iree-ihin Nns Aut PROGRESS
arr svuorvufutF IHEpBpHi srANfuS.
frIl duHp 2~. 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16
~ rRDnLALII0N r-lhrL


rttraHurD.
PrttsnrU G. july i,.-lhc pruhibtiouiHia arc
mNar great preparations FOR ibrr National Convention,
tu hr hrld Acro urt wrot lhcY have trod Lafayette
ij whore ne co., vruuln VIII ho neil. Library Hail.
ud have Der three sthsr has Ia clar tbef ARE
needed. b.s tom -rlucc "uupn" r. c'F~'td only
onr drlos,lc hAs repaired u h'-iIArtera, IL H. " H.
Don. NJ lrooK'n. the leluuf canllue for the nrst
place un the t. ..rui, Ia loo 9Idruu stewart of Nor
walk, OHIO thr r4htidaic fnr Vin' sst'ut on the FIRST
Prohimuou ticket and approved FOR the present hThi by
the sold pno delegation tAd Yearly all The PenBfTlva-
mans l.. a. Mcdonald pr,sldant OF ae Pscinr Baak OF
san Francisco ~ 5000 900 and val tap his Darrr
literally n pat iu tI- ned als sweef tAe coners "
me ftt sfry T. Ot6t5 Z MINER by pure stsns l-,pOb
copies o. a I,.uc rouLaulng ms picture and a
sk ten or his fr CIntaI b. tlsk ot Ne1-Jersev viii
ma = gOod Nrt DsN. o. ANai, VIII 3e IN me
field eul Hcurv y. SiNr Ctares ny, =. A. A. liner
Jud. lsJert PA man, of HasSachusetts Jause
B.ck L4u e. has O1l criJf 10 being set up to
d. Knocked down for tnc good OF he cause either mas
The Rev. Henry A. r 0sO- NJ no aaee TOR Nloc-ires
ileut M 1850 h. i. s4y-nlpr.l. ~ MICHIGAN ~aibSi
y. Hastings W Dtk5ta nor George BAN, OF hehJdcAy
There : H. tcA o. umlDr.
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NlD1UuNEk NOTES FROM NEWPORL
FIRES N THE HOTEL rAILORs-THE LATEST AR
RIVALS

FIRES IN THE HOTEL rAHLORs-THE LATEST AR
RIVALS.
NEWPORT, July 15.-Fires were made in the
ho.el parlers todsy.
Mrs Joan j. Mason, Of Ncw-York, gave luncheon TO-
day
Many guests KAYE arrived for the TOozerWarr we'd
ding Thursday.
Mrs. =. 3. Lualum and family Of Baltimore, have ar
rived - the Anthony cottage Dr. II Csrrsston Bolton,
OF Trinity College Walter Berry and Judge tuI Mr.. z.
NJ BsIcbiorJ, aud :. 6 whiting and family have
arrived here TOR tle
W P,o o. the Second Lire Guards, Of England;
Oscar D. julz and Harold DAuc7 OF France uenry q.
TarAer OF The 8os'o,5 S1turtag E-eaug na-e1e; Mr..
and Mrs.. Horu, ~ Lewis. Of England; lis Reid
stewart W ~corI4ud. and Ur. and Mt, william Lu~k.
-NO.1. arrived al tlc Do. Al House this after
noon.
Io-iav'- arrivals ueIudel t.e following:
A..itae.D HYl.s-D. Lyman. 3s1'Fo Long Island;
T. Zoo Nan. Boston. II. O. ION nd NsU-Y1 rk; J. r.
lIutL sd flis J.. 4. Holt. t3forAa L. -. Parker,
A. ". stewart. n. D.. ~df-vury i.itS1.r-; latr-r- -
TIM iua- b.. T.. An rews. f. ard IS. keith. Nidde1oro;
M'vi.. -eaoIly, Alb my smith DWea, L. ID. oven,
ocean H0usc-H i. Robinson N,h,cln william
Douglass and Wl'e, Johl :. Pryor, is 1stc1, = y.
Bass tRi vile. ". o.. a. o. and Wife, ST. 90; J.. L..
1'sri.u rhlaa.ioI Ne. Ms Mary Warren, Miss Var
rem. Troy; Ilsrar0u Perry. J.. 1. Perry. AiS- N. Z.
Perry. Ga 1l5f .2ld. j i; 4. Il. Wheeler aA4 Ne D. ~
Parker and v-~, Iowa; Mr.. D. Norman. M,dislui w.
T. BplUwBg ass vie. lor1crE; NJ W"Ira. jig. dud
Airs J.. NJ F.-ld. VA ct Lane t>ter, NcwtOwa. sass;
Edward q, Nh-sj.-y. Gerfcu tl-he Warren. l. T. Iudt-
cler ard ,a.ui.y 5ostO-i W. A. tricH, C'v-.Ind.