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New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after boo !, 1874.

y
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. ..-...
Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosecs and Corsndt S"''
Ferries folows - ~ ,, ,.,~.s
uarisbnrs Ptsbars. the west and South with PuIass
Palaces Cara attached a. M, and M daily So;
York and Chioa 20 Limited Parlor Dining smosns ana
Sleeping Cars, Of A IN every day. -., vSs
WilliamsPort Lock Haven sm m cory ys,ssear ~ %
Centre and the on Regions. . ...,-......
Balimore Washington and the sonth Limited Wsshss'ss
Irpfess" of Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sundv *
m arrive Washington 400 y. m Regu ar a elu 80
and $3.50 o. M. !, 34O and p IN and IL nish@ s""--''
B.i5 q. m. . p m. and q nieht
For Atlantic City except sunday, oO p m.
Tor Caue May, except sunday lli1O = m ..,,..a
JOng Branch, Bay Head Junction and interme'as
wa naSwsy suJ Amboy u a m, II noon lV 300 and lv
y IN. ON Sunday, 300 m and 6oo y. M. do h'' '% :"
posts Of rox yn Annex connect vit Al throasn aSs Wv
AZ Iersey Citv anoriing speeiy aud direct ush'e' "
BrloxVn travel. - - ..,..s ,,.so a N, -t3n ana
i0a1 - M saiv and n m daily except Mendsy s9r pS
Maahlnglon and psltimore $3.50 snd U =" = W. ~ AL
M ar io. gs6 sse. Espa Sso si%9 stcsps Monday
30 20 ie[o fsos ~. 20 .. sto. 500 80 ss" a. sts
i2O, ft3n, 800 p2n lpNe, luan T. " s"a Ala VSA
sunaey, is0, 500 6aS, 60 7oS liss A. nj W." '"
pso, 10 o. aud tvso h m
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
Duelncoo e nnrts.

4 RARE CHANCE TO INVEST in Cat lie
~ Ian b. near unlon iaclnc in,lr,'i ~ Wr,ioln Hg, %
brishn 0Ol cattle .I,uOU nNtts dt "d lhh t'ph} ni
- OU foua hay niles o vine nn'". hlof water M
cu.td nrl who's or afi ihi,iDft Nfl} low mana.
nj untN pfIounilo reputation lu- lhIl'nlhH RN ~
OWh u iint b0. Iubuno Ofcc. VIII meet any pAlN''
drsiilnr Z" Invest
I'OR SALE.-A rare chance ;cNprcsa business
known ns ilemAcn bath and touri Island FNpi,ff hh'
beon running - ycaiHt reason I"i fc lf w" Ilu
trlofor H retiring from business. Apply al inc Hhnl'N
imoiyir between iath and 'ohoy Island Oi ~ ne uh,o
III John st, New.iork. " LILLIAN htMNtN' li"pll'i"i
I'OR SALE.-A fine manufacturing business
that oilers rirc opportunity
the rch patty H., real estate value oi ne pio t
from - nuOto ib5uOb the entire bnsnr't VIII bo Sph l"i
ouc.h,f for tJOOi the present owner p''' 10
retain n The proper pcr'nn can be onmi 10 N"
tho entire control would be gwen the ous
~" ARIH g. MOONEY,
Iolum1us Ohio
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
PHILADELPHIA AND READING X. X.
/ NEwJERskY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOr OF LIBERTY-sT. NORTH RIVER ~.
Direct connection and from Brooklyn VIA Annex Boita

Direct connection to and from brooklyn Annex Boats
TIME rAptPaEfS3 ron sEpNs3 sFr Frff2 Gov 10Th 1895
Fods dAS%EHtAa & ad Z aS aa3 ssToE oo Bond 3as
100 100 y M UNDAYs atl, ;:i6 m, $50 i2@o pm,
HGS'inGf lIl coa@hiaase Manayans. c0n'hs
fSG.RooM @ CARS on all Day Ira ms aad SLEEPING
Reirnina cave fhTLADELrHA Yptn and Green sts,
1880 st0. $50, Loo a, NJ, lil5, 80 I'D go i5Ol ~
sHSSsa go ScS 1856 'fSo % dS . sso & sac
A{r gSS lcos iis5 ~, i5i' i'sa csi. 7'js IN Sum
10, 3A{F ls' iasroR 2s Ilf IslnfSaUny LFwlsnUno and
rar MfnfT2i Htn Sti SSti 5 aS5 7i5 @ 100 ise 900
pSr S & 'ii 10 46 2.s ss si5 I'y w. Tioo $780, 400
sF SF G !GS sad ~ rfsros MOO sS m.
rdr l2 6lIf SSp a. o'S 7SJs "a @ Huss GIS "a '''Op
F9rTAMAQUA M7'oo Ht6. s'iaa M, 100 l'o' S''' Sor
rorl'bl Tii'iEnEM ALLENrowN aud MApom oguSSs sIS,s
A.OO 700, $40. "a, OO 1850, 3ii3, $50 D. M SUNDAY
40, H. $50 100 y NJ. sunaays 4Ol, ~, 6so ~,
For hIdi BRIDGE bisAA1ii, at iio0 s'i6 - a'' 'oa
rot pyRkTINGroN. TOO 80 u m. 100. i'ao. i'oo i%
tSr % 5MM@pyIr I I1i %3o too, saS iG,o iaIss
.. 200 $50, lO5On ~ sunday 'oo' "oo" "'' "''
FS rGAStiMLp to c9o r,e & sas "a osS @ loso x
nN3 ga" s5o. .5 80 HoS H. Zoo ~ 50 IoC S'so id
p% IdSp SihScm S ocEAS eMoy% sr "s.s.: ,s@ x
asssn o ie ,,eo"s " M a. loS siS ia ~ a W.
rnr FitlIuOl.D-At iilb, llUOa m, 400 1nOh n an.
Tor LAKEWOOD, roMH RIVER mud hAHNh"Ar """'
rsr hAtrl,AHTIa tCiiylT. VfNELAgD and DnDdEroJ1
NTW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
IRON Pier No \, North River. via .andy il9.h va
For AT'f, NTir UIUIiLAHD-, LONU BrAN.h AN"
WOOD ToMs tIVER, nARSE1Ar, ete, a, S!lgS% .gS
tickets can be procured AZ f0Jt libcrlys flm Nss
Horn river, ~ l0l 2U1 2jN a0l, $50 an w wv Il;
20 in AMI iIi Gr, ,emwlritl lB-, 2OS Frat l2ths..
iJ5ia BoWeFy and principal Hotel, howlors ~. ~. AL
rr.oklyn ~ No. court II loi BfpadNy M, ~ ~ AZ.
tulron,s 2lo Mani itanaye t9 kss,sVss, ySSs.
ij grocnp1nf.ave In nOboken HDf Wh9,ns'
on.sf - Irapsfor Company viii 9, for aud chso, o
"a % from hotels residence 20 de,iinai n,o,y
i"i WOOTrEN. {. q. HANCOCK.
III ~ nAIDTfS O. r. p Agt iip iIbertyst4 n y
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw -YoRK. Tuesday, Dee. 10, 1881
Tho following salos werc held ut tho Exchangs
salesroom to-day:
~ 4. J. Blccchcr & SOf.
Buildings with lots OF lnthaye, 30 II Of BSth -
st, each 20xlOo, Jas Linden Fl"'oVV
By Louis UcSicr
4.story brownatone dwelling with lot, No ~ East
iUsfh.st, cor OF 4thave lot liNSolO Chas q o,.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
rrpoprAN FfvAYCfAL Markets

to.nov nee l6-l2.3op n N n-Consols % 7lG for
ami M "a for the accounts Atlantic and Great western fst
Mort apo Trustees Certificates - Erie 1885, 40 Hegohn
t',i-.s 30. New-lorh CcutrI eJi- ionnsyFanla 0pG
icading. II D. Mexican Ordinary, 4OSl II fiu Oon"o
1G's. MI. p.. tont pente. AZ
=, {rfrc4 crutiues. uiCrcSf f0r the account
nm Erie ijt Ncw t"rk cht1L -O'-i heA"hs ~"
,,..i..In Ordinary. Al ~. Paul Common Z -.
Per Cent Honics al ~ ilthcf
~, c.n ioT tle account
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

q sSsoE El,S,A S,sA..rSSlESS'S .SlSS 'SsIXrSasa..
tsprss rvaas eaye Via peshrosses and o~Sss
ses't ss',.'s y sss :. 'e''ss"io % ss" 10 im,e ioA
$40 ta4 'sssas p%'s@a sn,sssee ssas"a . %s AID
nsht Emislant and see,nd sAss Too J IA ,., asa
rains ssyias Nav York daily ssespt sanssask lrsal
ton lor Camden, -. ,...... o.,i.ssiuhiA ladL
AI6 Stp 4 aiJS except Monday LOO ~ Win naL
AID lilSa ~ dLimed Express a'so a sar saadT IAoE
&S sso asa $50 Ss,s M sSie va t.%as ttsnasa sSol NJ
daily except sunday, o.. o..,.... , stoY IIoaU4
Tick st oloes $50. sso and VA hrosuwayi Ssarl-sN
aud nrocsH annex sa'ie9 foot u ,r,ss U,tS E@saaS
Ticket oee No sstssy Place and Sais ss cr ana eAsss
The New-Iork Transfor COMPANY VIII os" '''
baggage from hotels and residences. N woon
CHAHLEs n. PUaH, q, w ,Wrn...S AnoaA
General NapASeA osAesN
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
Ie.iustop.aye a As Of iesth Il 10 s.ss, eau

btiss!Snays ss sis ssi lesiAst isstss' ssma q o,
htlSssSasya es iY7s 81 iesthst issTs;i same s y
ioslhstss le7 tie Of IaTlagloaay ave- i'Kioaili % ~.
lossl,N 8 Tsi 1t OF Lermgton-aye I7Iiooil' .,
Lexington ave 8 5oii Of iOsthst i6sIo5 same o.o
to same ''o 62,
Lexington ava 8. 50ll OF l0oth. st. l0.sI65; same
TO B0(
l7thst, n g. 24i Il OF lst ave, 2jx02; VI Wallach
et Al To Caroline Frank. .................... N6C
man and another to K II Waliach .'........ 1880
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
on THE PREMISES.
Ry .Jobn , r. ,SuUih

4 story hIownstone dwelling with lease W land, No
ihtn-st, lf~ Ill of broadway, lot
2OxlOpb. julius NOrdcn ...... .-..--.; ll,3to
lease -Yplrea May |. lSol With renewal, ground
rent $3.50 per annum
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANst ES%
rEw-YoRK CirY
ilbth.st. ns l25 reof lOthave 10 sxD1 Ill John -
nonncon TO " II narncs .......... ... 100000
''I to ID y Nalsh .'s. ' .''.e..''0' 1000
Tb,h'st loo II " ~ ithavc, ib,io3a j. nridgct
nonnslv r,ccuti, to T. u iremnnt ...... pooOl
uruVr.st, "a lot %, tdNldn, nAth Mnnl. Silaa -
uinoul to thas IA met. .........u,...u4u,.," 2lo
EamueHtA utHriA ~ aud ~, ltth WAIT, rtc, otc 49,
same tn lhns unther ........s... l,ttt,..s Ibo
samuel nN 10, "a, ieslaa pith wa,d etci same 49,.
to y ~ Mrst tntt ......... .ttltl...tt osa
10Th ave. " 40 ii ~ o' inih =, 90, 200, ren,s
aud another Trustees. tn n nuwnst t..ss.s aN4N
I'd n % van ~ pNp1i lHhsc htvnrh ..
aHd Nife 10 ilonsiait, . .. 80 Fis-N"
WNlnHlnai, NJ Al, 10 Interests Ueo M''hm ssAn
10 May hanlbr,k .........,.. ....,.,. .... ''eo
bad.st "a 100 " ot adaye. lasiOoh tted kuhn ,o,
10 Mhna haArt. ....ttrt.t 'ii''
lhplhsL II lot 81, easlOo, lchn Jung to J"h" ooo
ConrIandi ave " s 70 nnoi i60,hst e6.looAr ,aoo
ponohno ani wife To q iionmann aud wlie 49,. ''Hu"
'sa Nh ~, 30 sSNs .,s oio4 10000
Ath ave cor ~ llOthst albh1os Apah"" oa soo
i2otns, m $50. so, fcaunss so 1s Ao 1880
So a. 'i o ~ i.s a. se,, y OF $4,000
osh 81 a. 1850 Of Lexington ave, lsOrio0s;
Anton koencn and another To- M hocnon ana An ,.,
Hail place @ 1. lbs Il = OF id7th. ST. aOI5sIrresulau
yman i1nany at al to IL = Terry .........-.. SUO
Lerngtonave ~ B7.7 u OF lO7tlst l0.sx06i John
Whalen. referee. TO Am Baptist Homo Missohap ooo
koeeJ o'ooV
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

4 NORTH GERMAN LADY well experienced
a u ctchiug desires rrnrlt ns finishing Cover
nc. In rcun ncd family TEACHER "a lIdo' s'ho" p
yua for G,ruan IItutn and u.'. TtictHt . given dnb
lr..ufcd AGiuss {. t., So ~ Nalisonayc.
GOOD CnE$>-PLA(ER viii teach the
- game your rcsidrncr, terms % ccns per cyenns
Address H' h"N ~ iii'""'
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
= AGENCY supplei rrolc 's0r Irtclrr' Tutors Hs'er
u...,, ,i, 10 10 rgra. schools lll liuirs. Appy 10
Mrs. NJ !. NuuAG-fuLiON, 80 mon square.
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL lNS1l liITE, csiib-
bi-ird Sal provide pronpty best Teachers Tor Private
pls Fn,f. Schools Or ,rA trc lnri ~ gODl sch oi,
will reliable ttiIl r'ft pt'it 1Hiei lsiiAEi
nlwAys wanted. Application iorn i0r st NJ
4 n. W.rCIIEltIEiiiIDitN & oD,7 ttt itItt.. y. y
YALE graduate wishes private pupils;
" ntuns college specially Highest city ofeIrnce,
Address fNltIr ''A ''' ''''H"' '''''
VALE GRADUAFE.-An experienced IN
sirncfor ant privato tutor ttr't ~ rrftf' n'nL .
one or noIo hours daily AddrrHi 49, Aa Tribune onic@
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
Wllh 30 pnccs OF In.IO Ilct0I "H' -NV'' ~ 1''''
NEW EDITION OF CHARLES LAMBS
POEMS. PLAYS AND MISCELLANEOUS
ESSAYS.
,opo vol CLOTH GIT top 430 pages. 81 80.

Tis volume will give endless pleasure to ihou ahu'
, r ,,,, ma lo, ,er a mere name friend. Those
who know Lamb poet only by his verses ie" III
unur but o. cxqu beauty, viii be surprised az "so'
cr,uc te ran % of his poetic power The prose hSsaySlh ~
volume abound in delish iul inmcr-,rro''encc 'o"i"
"In tls volume Lialbs poems have been chonoos'alV
orrrc and reader trace tho various events Oh e
,,octs NE in his works.'-tN. y. Examiner
"vr Aingcrs WORK has been most nteliscniy and sara
,,c,orly pcr;ornc, The is whit Ii ay he saey
r.roumendel for accuracy and complcteness"-BosIon
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

NOTICE.
y gll f Cpt.kiu etnvyoslnt ana intermediate landings
only ou Iue.inya thursday ald SATURDAYS r , nom
fnd ot Iursonat, q. Il, Monday, wednesday anl tldy
IOli has been Withdrawn.
FOR NEW-UAVEN- Steamers leave Peek
sin at g b. m mud II m. cnndnys "x'eptril II
m time f0r early trains Aotlh ana pHt
Ittuf.f,u to Sow aud return ~ o.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
NORWICH LINE.
FAVOHIrE INSIDE ROUTE
1uEOaIoN -.
WORCESTER t'5b.
NASHUA. Bbi.
PORTLAND M.

ftcnnsr, 'Cltv ~ Worcester tnf "oiiy ~ boptln
lcrye Pier 10 ~ H. foot watt mott prr nbOYo Do
bfos.,s Il. Ferry. dtle, except Nunltyh m lAo M
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
6telmtuats ano Ndl'roa>o.

$50 MILES FOR 80 CENTS. Troy boats
y cav, fost of Chrslopher.sL North River daly ex'
c,pt sturdy bp. H.
4 -RONDOUT. KINGSTON and CAlS-
"a KILL NOU NrAIN1.-Lauing ~ frlnsionl tWesi
pon,) cornwall &cwburr Marlboro Mlton PoighkeeDta
ana ,lun. ciuuectn5 Hh Ulster hhi pelt" its 7tpN
Glove All Clt,Il dol1tunt ant tt1,r'ni tulrhLti*
steamers 'lty kiigstpn an Inu'f w. bhlNin iotYi
every week. lg al %. a., PER 'l1i HiIIF1n1L, y D. tA
copt Sttlriays Wl0n city si Ansstjh leaves al D. H.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

NEW BOOKS FOR BOYS.
WILD ADVENTURES ROUND THE POLE Being tho
fr.r adventure. of Bird crew." by the same
author and uni with "Crase ot the SnoW-Bfu run
nae ilustr ration.. l2mo. cloth gilt side. - 5o
4 NEW ROBINSON CRU@oE-THE CRrSoES OF
crr.~A voluno Of thrilling adventures similar IN We
70 the ,ns,lycee rated Robinson Crasoc" 70 fupaee'
lustrat.o ons LIMO cloth, gilt SIDE, II 30.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
EaslsatlisM
Rusiaal Instruetio'

L'EW.lOnn CONSERVATORY OF Mpsip.
y Qee 81 oHy a. 81, .ru.vr
n p. %. = FtSl lfli-,T. 3d hQSr cast ot yiu-AN y.
ttal cred Isbs aud empowered 70 award diplomas ana
lf-rOei.
I,is r .t,wucd MusIc school open Day and Evening
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
TO PHILADELPHIA
". rnp rnsxsyLvASiAaAtlaoAn
rii9 oLpe.r Nour@

rat'ssss t!'ssoss stGss .StIcysIy,f9sy;.ShssGe "
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

| A story hrownstone dwelling with lease " land No
2ll Enst 4Ati-st ms. 1871 W ~ broadway lot .,
2UXlOul. julius Nordcn .--..---. II,
Lease rYpires May L. lS0l With renewal, ground
rent $3.50 per annum.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
Danrlne Ata0em!cs.

At 7. HARVARD RElLLlS school for
"A Dancing. 40. 5'7 5th'aVsr htl classes still open.
LEN. NACGliEGORS : u.,,,,
a SCHOOL FOR D. NcING ll3 FIFfH-AV ,.,.
Now opsn private AMI cia1s rtpl' gelton,lt fIa9d'
Hsuda, and Thursday ~ 'aihsA Ter A. go e4r'i
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADtM !. loZ
tnst 5Jtlst Bank Budmgl Glasses aud private les
sons every day ana evening send FOR circuar'.
~ GEORGE DODWORTIPS SCHOOL, II
l Wcst 2itl.,i. Formerly with Nr Alien DodH0rh
Glass amt pry3e Gentlemen Ihesly ana iilsy
EVENINGS. AraaoI guisures -Ds cirfillt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-14
Great Run On a WeIl-KnOWn
Institution.

The famous Patent Medicine
Warehouse of Charles N. Crittenton,
New York, has recently been SUBJ
jected to an extraordinary pressure
the pressure of crowds of sufferers
from Coughs and Colds in search Of
"Hale's Honey of Horehouud and
Tar" of which he is the fortunate
proprietor. The popularity CT the
article is boundleSs, and will last,
for it ia built on the solid founda,
ton of innumerable cures. Critten-
toms establishment might properly
be called a Saving Bank from the
number it has been instrumental
in saving from Consumption.
Trochial affections CT every type
vanish under its balmy and bal
samic influence with astonishing
rapidity. Sold by all druggists.
Ask for large size, price 81, they sre
much the cheapest. Pixies Tooth
ache drons cure one minute
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
June Is, 1884.
WHITE HOUSE.

WHITE HOUSE.
Arthur Wright, Frisco; VIM II Pipkin:
South Pass; Mrs Rodserschild, Miss Nettie
Walsh. e Yaunt, o * Child, P Giell, Ogden;
A Barne, Corirne; Jas Hughs; 1 Page,
Graod Junction; NJ Butcher, W Duncan, A
Adranson, Ogden; Hill, B Nuicus, Morgan;
Fred williams, Bingham; Thomas Walter,
Timothy Wayland, Johnston Pa; A NJ Stew
art, DR. Ashton, Johr Walker, Lehi; S P Taft,
J Doland, Leadville; VIM Cooper, + Cooper,
West Jordan; j 81 Dupaix and son, Miners
Vile; P q Connell, Silver Reef; 81 J Webb,
London Eng; Henry Bennett, Tintic; 1 n
Merrill, Bingham; George W Emerson, Dry
Canyon; c Brewer, Lesdville,
Gift HOUSE.
W Burke, Ogden; J G Prayer, San Fran
cisco; Thomas Lynch, IT Diuslas; e Chorist,
w Bregley. Butte City; Mrs Msguire,
Bingham; William Hayms Frisco; A Riley,
Omaha.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-14
Gift HOUSE.
sooKxEN,s ARsrUA sAzvx

% greatest medical wonder -
,ne world. Warranted to spesdily
,ure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, UlUsEs,
Sals Rhsum, Fever Cores, Cancers,
Pilsa, OhilblaizS, Corns, Tsttsr,
Cnappsd Hands, and all sEi> sruP
kions, guaranteed e sars 10 every
instances, o. noney rosuynsG g
cents psl box. PEE sale hy & o. u
Z Dz19 ntsEs =
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-18

Washington Special: Although the Forty
aichth congress has been In actual session
only fourteen days, ana there mas been but
one call of States in the house, the bills
already introduced would, ii enacted, absorb
all the surplus revenues OF the government
for several years to come. No regular appro.
priatton bill mas yet been reported, but,
nearly every measure presented contains an
appropriation direct, indefinite, implied OF
obfiuue. Bills a been introduced co au-
thorize the purchase of ground and the erec-
fjOn of sixty public buildings in thirty three
States and Territories, including the District
of Columbia, the cost OF which, so far as in
Dictated. will be upward of S12, GOO, 600.
The larger items are: $500, 900 for a site for
and $780, 900 to commenced the construction
of a congressional library in Washington;
$500. 900 for a building for the general Lard
office; $500, 0O0 for a hall of records, and
800, 900 for an army medical museum. An
appropriation af $777, 5SS. 9S is also asked
for to complete the capitol terraces and stair
ways and $4,000 TO remove the Bartholdi
fountain, making q total of 1852, 5SS. 9s
for the national capital. The sum OF
81, 200, 900 is required to establish a mint in
New York; 100000 to purchase asite for q
postoffice, courthouse, etc, in San Francisco;
1880, 900 for q building to accommodate the
United States courts, postoffice, pension
office, etc, in Manchester, N. ii. $25O,U0G
each for similar buildings in Lexington, KY,
and Fort Smith, Ark, and 100000 each
for San Antonio, Tex. and Jacksonville, Fla.
soME PRIVATE Bills.
The bills for the relief of individuals and
corporations call for about $10,000,000, but
this does not include q large number of
claims, virtually vutlawed, which it is pro.
posed to refer to the court Of claims for adj
Indication; neither does it embrace claims
for pensions, arrears of pay, bounty, etc,
that have been rejected by the executive de-
partments Altogether it is probable that
S25, 600, 900 will barely cover the demands
Of relief so far presented to the Forty-eighth
congress. Some of the relief bills are what
florists would call @hardy ~perennials. No
amount of freezing outimpairs their vitality.
The following is a reorganization of the
amounts to be asked for at the next session:
Public buildings and grounds. $500. $l2, 100000 @
River and harbor improvements. -. 100000 OF
Public education 4. t. /. ..........,... 100, 100000 "
New bureaus, commissions, etc. ..... L,000,G10 M
Soldiers Home in Kansas. ........... 100000
Equalizing bounties(oficialestimatel1 00, 100000 W
Pensions estimated .,.......... 175,000,9OO OK
Prize money, etc. . 1868, GA AZ
Deserters, nurses, etc. testimated).. 2,250,OOO W
Half-pay for Revolutionary officers
(estimated).. 25,OOOsVOO "
Depredations and spoliat1ons (est1-
mated 1890, lo,OOV,VVVW
Private bills teSSiLnated1. ........... 2~5,00O,OO0 %
State claims estimated ............ 30,000,000 0
Drawbacks, rebates, etc ....,..... 3,9T6,549 81
Miscellaneous items (esttmated) 49,. 5,OOO,O0O "
Grand total. $500, 100, 1874 o.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-18

When Il board OF eminenEe paysEianSmn6
chemists announced the discovery tbat by
combining Some weIIsKp0w vnIHapsB TDrn0s
dies, the most wonderful medicine was pro
duced, which would cure such a wide range
| Of disessss thas most all other remedies
could be dispensed with, Many were skepti
cal; bur proof or ITs merits by Ec1u ir1RS
has dispelled all doubt, and tp-aaysthe dis
coverers oS that great medicine. Hon Bit
/ tiers, are hon0Ted and blessed By an as beRe-
fscfore. Thess Bitters are ~compound3a.
from Hops, BEAh1, Malt Mandrake and
Dandelion and ether cliesa best and NEST
valuable medicines in the world andc0n-
tain all the best and most curative proper
ties OF All otEer medicines, being the great
| est Blood Purifier, Kidney and LIVER Roxu
lator, and lie and health restoring agent on
esrtb. No disease or III health can possibly
lo1 3 exist where these Bitters are used, SO
varied and perfect are their peratialns.
They give new life and vigor 10 the aged
and infirm. TO all whose em~pA0TFnents
cause jrregularity of the bowels or uEinary
organs, or who require an Appetizer, Tonic
and mild Stimulant these Biters ire I'M
valuable, being highly curative, tonio ans
stimulating, aitkout Intoxicating.
No matter what yOur feelings or sE1ape
use Hop Bitters. Don't wait untH you are
sick. but If you only feel bad or miserable,
usethe Bitters at once. 1t may save Vous
life. Hundreds ave been saved by 20 do
ing. Gss~l5W~4 will be paid f0r a ease
they viii nor cure 0r htlp.
Dc not suffer yourself or let yUug friends
suffer, but use and urge them 10 NE Bop
5Bitters. ~
Remember, Hop Bitiers Is the puvest and
best medicine ever made; the "1nvalMh
friend and hope.n No person OF tamif2
shout be without tn M.
al was troubled for RIanYEeREs with 60
'rious Kidney and Liver Co plahat, Gvavel,
etc; my blood became thin; I was Gull and
inactive; could hardly crawl aboH&. a war
an old worn oHE nan all over. and could
get nothing TO help rae, until / got Hop
Bitters, and now / am u bow AGAIN. My
blood is pure, kidneys are all right, and J
am as sc'ive as . man Of 81 although 4 ana
72.-FATHER.
''Fof ten years my wife was confined 20
her bed with such q complication OF alb
ments that ne doctor could tell what wGs
the matter or cure ner, and / used NO .
small fortune ia huHlDug stuff. Six months
ago l saw ~. y. flag with Hop Bsttefs on
it, andI thougnti wouli be 9 fool once
more. and ! tried il, but my flNy proved to-
be wisdom, and two bottles cured her, b
lis now as we'll and strong as any nsan's
wife, and it cost me only twp dollars.
n W natr0Sf. Mich.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-18

/ hsvs knowp ana waLeled the use o
SwifI's Specific e. s. S. for over fifty years
nd never have known or heard OF its fail.
ure to cure any case o Blood Poison when
properly TAKEN. II. U. D. .nard, Ferry. Ga
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-18

A cure at last for caiarrah. The evidence
8 overwhelming that Ely's Cream Balm
soes more directly than any other to the seat
Il the disease, n has resulted in
ures than vi other remedies.-W ltesbaf-
re-; (Pa Union Leader. (Not a liquid or
snuff, see adV't.)
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-18

/ have baen a sufferer for years with ca
tarrsh. aid under q ph, sicisp's tIeatmeIt
for over a year. Tvs Cream Balm gave me
immediate relief. | believe ! am entirely
,ured "a. 9. Davis, First National Bank,
El 2 lbeth, N, ],
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-18

OF The many remedies before the public for Nervous
Debility and weakness Of Nerve Generative System.
there Is none equal to Aliens Brain food, which
promptly and permanently restores ell lost yIgQGt y
never fails. 81 pkg, 6 for So. At druggists or by
mail from j. H. Allen, 80 First avenue. SGw York.
r4x&r
For Dyspepsia, indigestion, Depression OF
4 piri 8 and General ID biiitv, in their vari us forms;
aho as q prevent We against Fever and Ague, and
other Intermittent Feyers. the 81 erTo-PlIosphor-
Rted Elixir of LalIsaya," male by Caswell, Hazard
best tonic; and for patients recovering from Fever
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-18

''Rough on Rats, clears out Rats. Mice. l5c.
Mother Swans Worm Syrup, tag eless. Zoe.
Crouch ON Coughs" Truches. 15c; LIQUID, soc.
Wells May Apple Diver Pills. loo.
Trough on Tuoth4che" ms. ant relief. lie.
'Bucati-paiba, Great Kidney and Urinary Cure. 81
Trough on CoTns, for Corns. Warts. Bunions. lie
Wells lie 18th Remover cures Dyspepsia, Impotence
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-18

The NorttAtAeIIcaa Seneca indians, made
'uca frequent use OF . trclslim that Ior many
'earS 1t was only known ss Sc ,eca OIL No
is knownas Carboline, the Wonderful Hair
Remover.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-18
The Conductur.

Conductor Warren, of Winona. MINI,
avs, l used one bottle of Wsrner's White
Wi e of Tar Syrup, when / YVES so hoarse !
could not speak above e whisper, and In
wenty-tour hours it cured me. It is the best
remedy / ever saw.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-18

/ have be using s Wits Specific IS. s. 81
and find lit be the best remedy OF the kind
that ] have ever been able to get, and |
nave tried them all. John fischer. 3rd. o.
: Cavalry