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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-31
Letter from Cyrus W. Field, Jr.
EAST 56TH STREET,

New YORK, May sth, 1873.
several times this winter / have suffered
from severe Colds on my Lungs. Each time |
have applied ALLCOcK's Porous PLAsTEEs. nnd
IN every instance have been quickly re-
heVed by applying one across my chest and
one on my back. My friends, through my
haVlce, nave tried the experiment amt also
found II most successful. / tcCl that can
recommend them most highly TO anyone who
may see III 10 try them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-31

4 RAYS srEUIFIO mEDIUtsE.
~ 49, Great English Eomsdy. an uniaiiiny
uuio ,niioo LOT lmpohncy, and All DissRAos thai
tnle, Pain In tho BaGh, Dinnras ~,
vsloh, ffGnhture Old Ago, and fnAnv
othef uiheases that lead " InRnnity 0r Is,,
sumption and Premature arayc. fuIl oar,
ucuihfs N our psmplet, which ws dositr In
sahu lteo by hAilto OVgry one. Pine snrCinC
hBe, OF SIX packages tor O., or will bs sent ne.
py man on tho receipt OF the money Iy al
dressing the agent, ''"' W.
A., Il. y. COCHRAN, DruRVi,,.
Nos. l5I ana lD North Queen siTosl Ianons.
ter, Pa '''''' '3hoN'-
On account OF cOunl"FiGitB, We hays adop,.
ou tho hsdiow Wrapper thsOnly Eauuin.
Thh GRAY aEDICiEECo'
l"NN bufial0. k.I
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-31
NuKNwALh. LrBAsVN 4 Uul rnNyo
~ VALLEY RAILROAD TIMF.TABIF.

SOuTHWARD.
di,.ina leave Lebanon daily texccpt sun
day) at $50 u. m, 1893 and 7.2h ~ IN '
Arrive ut Cornwall nt $40 n m ll.S7 N N,
hhu GtO y, mi ut COnOwngo AT J.ll a M Iot
anu anu wv r. m, connecting with tho Pennsy
Nhh'a failrOal for points East ana West
NoRruwARp
80 y. IN. '' ' "''
arrive AZ CornWall at SIS u. m, l!ls and ola
y. ~; at Lebanon ~ s.BJl m, 4 3n and ma =,
NJ, connecting at Lebanon with philndUIphtn
" k'HdlnR railroad for points East aud Wpat
ana tho Lebanon y TTamOnt branch for tubn-,
town, fiucgroyU amt fremont
Ihc $3.50 u, Ia. train Will stCn only rt tp.r.
wall, COlUbrCOk and lIpllaiTe
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-31
InEsTrH UOUSIr nuusE.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

few hundred feet OF the sea Attraetiye
comtoItable ana hOmolike. NOW OPEN.
luhcS2ind j. KEN a SONS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-31
TRAyEI rms 9UrDF.
| ,ANsShsTEn ,NsS, ISL, ANp mruLEGsv,LLE

dDhUhBiA pUiIC pHpDslT Rail.
~ ROAD TIME TABLE
q Port Deposit Railroad on tho foiioyin1
time: WI" '''""'"b
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-31
WILLIAMSON a FOSTER,

80 81, 80 and 80 Eaat Kina street
LASCAsTER, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-31
Levi Ar
E4ltNh.. Lam Phi

Hanover Account citation wust, connecting
at Lancaster wiln EilIRTa express at 9.4E.
Si!i rUn through to hanover daily, except
sunday.
Tralcrick Accommodation, west, cor Meeting
u Lancaster with FAST Lima, west, NJ LIS, VII
run through 70 T-atAlok.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-30
Odd People.

Why or in what particular a person
is odd, few people who call them such
can tell. If you will observe the odd'
man, you will find that he is independ-
ent and not Lound down by invisible
ties of society to a certain prescribed
dress, but dresses in way c0mforta-
BILE to himself. OF course it is not
intended to defend a man whose odd
ity consists in dressing in style so
completely at variance with the times
as 10 make himself obnoxious. You
will also gnd that this odd" man has
a blunt and honest way of expressing
himself on amy subject. If he likes a
person or thing, he says 50, and is
equally as plain in expressing his dis
Like of the same. If he asks you to
visit him or TO accompany him to a
place of amusement he means just
what he says, and his oddity in this
consists in the fact that his invitations
are not Il mere matter of form, but
are given in good faith hoping that
you will accept 1t is not for you to
say whether or not he is able to afford
the pleasure of your company. That
is for bin to Judge, and nothing short
of previous engagement, If you are
on friendly terms with him, would be
an excuse for declining his hospitable
kindness. The "odT' man is gener-
ally endowed with considerable self
esteem and respect, which makes him,
to a certain extent, sensitive. You
cannot slight him without HIM feeling
it keenly,f and although he may say
nothing, or act in way to let you
know it, yet you can depend upon it
the sting is there. The odd man
Will generally acknowledge fault,
and do all he can to make amends
when he oilends. This is one of the
things that makes him odd because
he is true to himself and to his friends,
which is u little out of the usual'order
of things. He Is not actuated by pol
icy He does not smile to your face,
waiting only foF the opportunity to
stab you in your back. AS is the "odd"
man so also is the odd' woman, only
more so. This is not intended as a
defense of " odd' people, neither is it
intended TO breed oddities, but 1t is
hoped that those who are to us odd"
in all that word implies, may be better
understood and treated rs they should.
Ne,o (0r& Slm.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-30
Land Measurements.

A handy thing to have on farm is
measuring cord to measureioif acres.
To make one, procure 81 feet of strong
rope one inch round make n loop or
fasten a bar at each end and make
these exactly GO feet apart. This is
four rods. Then tie a piece of red tag
in the center, One acre of ground
will be piece four of the cords
(chains) long and two and half wide,
equal to ten by ten rods, making 100
square rods to the acre The advan-
tage of the ring or loop rs that one
person can measure along by driving
a stake in the ground to bold the rope
while he stretches it out The rope
should be soaked in tar and dried,
which will prevent its shrinking when
wet.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-30
An Old Opera Revised.

Things are seldom what they seem1
Skim milk masguerades Us cream;
Lard and soap we eat for cheese;
Butter is but axle-grease.
Dealer (iR a ichisper)-" Very true, so you do =
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-30

The AucfiOneer-FA FAnatfcO.
Granted one hour in hcaven-to heavens
amazement
How his def hands would test thrce-sacred
things,
And tack the total of his sly appraisement
To each fair feather of the archangels
wings! --Mdnhatt0n.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-30
Cause and Effects.

See the girl or roller skates
How she gleefully gyrates.
Suddenly she'll touch her toes
With her chubby little nose.
Then, when she has had her cry,
She IL do the same thing, by and by
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-30

- %N"not, life is sweeping by, go
X k.St land dare before you die, some
AvAA L thing mighty and sublime
leave behind to conquer time.
$86 q week in your own town. s. outfit free.
No risk. Everything new. Capital not re-
quired. We will furnish You everything.
Many are making fortunes. Ladies make rs
much as men, and boys and girls make great
pay. Reader II you want business at which
You can make great pay all the time. wlite for
particulars to H. HAILxrT = Co. Portland,
Maine FIfs
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-30

The above trains are run daily and make
close connection at Mound House with
trains of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad
for Virginia City and Reno, and with the
Central Pacific at Reno. via the Virginia and
Truekee, for all points Eas5 and West
Stage Connections.
AT Hawthorne with the United States Stage
Companys coaches for Aurora, &c miles !;
Bodie, 81 miles; Lundy and Bridgeport, and
stages for Coreyyille IL miles.
AT Luning, 125 miles from Mound House,
with Gilmerr Salisbury u Co.'S tri-weekly
stages leaving Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays for Downeyville, Grantsyille and
Belmont. al.
Al Candelaria with the stages for Column
bus, miles; Silver Peak, Montezuma, Aida
Valley Cola Mountain, etc.
Al keeler, with stages for Cerro Gordo, 6
miles; Darwin, y miles, and Panamint.
II. NJ. YERINGTON, Gen. Supt.
R. j. LAWS, Assistant Superintendent.
d. A. BENDER,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-30
WHAT THE RHYMsTERS SAY.
Logan Lyrics.

Logan Lyrics.
WHAT HAVE DIE.
The people kow what have did
For Freedom and her cause,
And bigger daily grows my boom
Than It did use to was.
l beat the FMz-John Porter case,
And you can bet upon it
Go, tell 'em each and every one
You seen me when | done it.
There has been booms which have saw
That wan no booms to mention,
But this ere boom which booms for me
Is worth your full attention;
And them folks as is now agin
The boom Long Jones is grooming
Had better went and hung themselves,
For me and him is booming.
Chicago News.
EoGAN's LAMENT.
We never speak as we pass by
Me to Jim Blaine nor him to L;
Twixt us there floats cloud of gloom
Since have found he's got boom.
We never speak as we pass by,
We simply nod and drop our eye,
Yet can tell by his strange look
The reason why he writ that book.
We never speak as we pass by;
No more we're bound by friendly tie.
The cause of this is very plain
He's not for me; he's for Jim Blaine.
--CoBlDterciak Gazette
JOHN, MY J0.JoIN.
John Logan, 0my Jo-John,
When other booms were small,
Your boom was fair to gaze upon;
Twas bigger than them all.
But as the Others bigger get
1t doesn't seem to grow
Hris but baby boomet yet,
John Logan, o my 10.
20
Cause and Effects.
See the girl or roller skates
How she gleefully gyratcsl
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
TNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as tho
1 NEW.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arranrments OF trains from Chambcrs-st. Depot.
ga &c p s1Gas Ray and hpIs Rao sisepns
Coaches to Cleveland incinn lti and Cbicaso s,,s
M St pns as a1eG oaees 70 " m arsins
1:2,a. N.amrl Fails o. M. hani on gh,, 5a 'osy ny
De rO 2 m 20 am M sa st Louis 4o 81 arm sec
On day Connecting TIA ns arrive Toledo o;So m anu W
N v Pacific Expr $, for the West. Solid Train
Pullman Day aud sleeping CSacas 10 o Hotel
Sing9a a Is rnGaa To hianso AMI
$50 D. -kmigr ant trnr for The est o., q noon
"a 49, 40 - $50 e:iO 30 30 n:Sop N y midnight
sundays 55 20 O2 N IA &c. Go IN I2on ~ ss $50
40 :i0 :iO go 7sO % 1880 m II N amsn'
srrd VS. 5ij S3 1920 li5 C3D M nH nv sro
sd e Pats5so9 & VA % Sewan sna ~ y midnight saturday
IA. ,hts sundays 9l5 IN sio % o pao s.lo Bpm
ard i9 dnieht sundays $40 $50 o;2o lao G;SI SPIN
Wsr~ieS 7i5 loi1 sI5Pm sundays oil5 am s,rs.,
Roaioat and Kingston and Montgomery m 4Sopm m
9'n m ,hen n, n j:5 100 1920 m 800 1850 4so S;so
p Sunday 51G $50 $50 1877 pdloa % eSo sS
e,inGay 8: $50 loco $50 pm The ,s., A RI
40 IN r,ins connect with New.York Oniaro ah oay
Talto q" AZ Man.st The I'M tr in stops a. M.ns' 'undav
ror1Jeris $50 1920 am 4:3o to 8 s;Sopm' 9""'-'
% eaye asdt 9arer OF and quarter aft.r each ,% hSo
fro n j,lJ a 10 1, lU:4j every thirty hin"'''' ~
lgdS W 10 ,o ~ and aBartm ns Drawing Room @ ans
coices can bs and ord T. ior me en- rass
AID uas.roi baggase may 1e 7 s. wetst r. y No
Court ST. Rroohlyn the ComanS pSpy.Y ppYort at 70
FxI re,s ns rom he We. arrive"
40 G9 4 NJ ana ai.nB0rri Gcn Pa,sr Agent; NcwYor,
>-opTUERN RAILROAD NEW-JERSh.nn Il
frins leave Tor Enslewood coster r. retsoo o D ~.
'E@SD,E1s Nsaaai Spring Valley and Monsey7 ID NJ '00
SUNDAY sso,Gy ABBOTT. ocar Passr Agent New.,@--
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirsr. Vessels and RdHrodds.
NEW yoRK Nov, l3, Il sed
HhNEKAL, MAkNEr RlipORr.

Ntw-Np1t NpFaliN1r ~ l'fi
fotFrr-snot no rirlhv nni mptr u Two Ftt we
ralea $50 h, at 'irnuoi' i,nno - tiara eI 90
tdH lnnna pt "suv, nh private t"rnH prinls "rnhnl
pnnii hffnnt nsfd slrh 49, inn ni"l"h hifl'4 Neie
iayDnir tihytt nah drfst bti rlna1 au"l,ut ~" ~
ma th iunthn lac sinNrd Wn afnnHfh Hhinh ~
tafa, i lsns p, mimqsi iemut 'g i'pl E"p'W,"
~ u durI IunH, tpHa 10. 20 rm,rf, il'g 'upln
ie, rmher AinGtt He, Mii piAlri alrtli an ~ Nlf
0nihn 4 unn huf4 were sn ..- lts
zorro S-ipol cotion iLno hgirr hul lnlet n,e. 9'p
hHlta N = g, tVruug an iuf bonn iOhsHWW On uNlN"N
contracts 900 naeH lecrpla ~ li,o gol rlaV, ~
"a MA bales tiis lN last Nrnh thl ,t.i
asf yeaf -nos ,ptuher |, l. i3,2o@ bali - asans i0l'
Hi7 IA no period last year
Tho quoatons according 10 Tho American c'as''no'uoh
"A.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after oct ~ 1891.
GREAr Trunk LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. s....i
ran7 leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Cortan"t Scei
Ferries Is 10 lows; ., ,,, ,.u...x
ilsfisbnrs Pt.hurr. west and South with Pullman
palacc Cars attached n. q and T. m nay; Ncvs
YOrk od ChicagO Iiwited Parlor. Dining snosihs ana
Sleeping Vars y m every day. , 81
Williams Ort Lock Haven 2. m. CORY hrn ,rrly
p m connecting ~ Cory for 1itusVhe' fc'roieun
Ctn're and the ni Regions ...-,.,,,--,..-,.~
r,mor, Wasln ton and the sonth az United Was,ins'9n
-rrrss OF Puln n Par Or cara daily ept srndy W
m arrive Wasln ton - y. m Rcfu ar y W. s,y
ir 7.3 q. m !. "a and = m and IL night SUNNY
I.i a. ri. . ~. and 2 MI H..
10, ;intie ity except sunday. loo p. m.
Tor tane NAY. except unday ii;lo m. 49,. -.--.
ranch ray Head Junction md ~ rne1fs ',aonsS
vn ga Iuay ami Amhov ~ m ~ M, II on ~
~. an 'tav. ii5 nni 9on a m 5oo y m. 40 n'tsop
~ Ashury RI ... ... Al. ..., .--..s
r,as rr iogvn Annc. connect with ~ trough iraIne
erscy titv. arording - edy aud direct TRANSFER fof
rDf trlvp. ....a.. .. .,,..s
Itars arrv Fiom ptteburr 7Jo and i'2g 2 fspsns
40 ~ faiiF. ant =. ~ He'ir except honhnY thVn
a9i're un eni Bitinrrr. rsl ani Bl n m, isf S,5
s'p oal 9,f1 anu 9 y q snn'aH gsb e@
S."S rSla.iep phia Ak 80, a3o, ri,S eIsrpt aTsssR
IA fu, 90. 20 o e{. q q ana M, si's l.5, nrss iss
gsp 1908 AMI iu2n n ~
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
LOCKERS LYRA ELEGANTIARUM.

collection OF some OF the best spec mons oi d
~ w. IN The Eug.ish language by deceased
outhors Edited by Ere lcick Locker This dehgh'iu Vo
lee ion has been long cut OF print and Is very rare au
costly IN the English edition. of which this reprint wiz"
improved tyl ,raphy. Printed fronnew eject oN ~
49, rr, nno lad naner vido margins with a rev etching
% the Narks hook plate edges. 2mo. cover stanpeu
with design by Kate pae-brown co'h oaih
brown ink and gold bayelod cards ~ half CALL gut op
a; tree calf gilt edges f5.
ANY of the above address at the PUBLISHERS tx
peuse ON receipt Of pIice a. above
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
TWO IMPORTANT BOOKS.

TWU TV'rN'7'
NEW DUOpEcIMo EDITION OF
FREDERICK LOCKERS COMPLETE foEM''
Containing all the poems of the lGmo edition ana nuy aa
ditiopal poems Printed extra fine lad paper very WV"
margins gilt edges, with small etched porr". VI W., w
Locker The best and most complete edi'ioh oi vi 80
-, Contains all ~ ond, n X vines and London lyri
12mo cover stamped with design by Kate "roenh"! pae %
ren cloth dark green ink and gold; beyeled bca"s -
half calf gilt top 81 tree calf, gilt edges So
WHITE, STOKES ALLEN are MT locA' "''
ized American publishers.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
10 PHILADELPHIA
Wa fHh HBSfsfhvAHfAbAi th8Ab,
FHR aLnRsf R0ufh.
90 FaAIss HAoH WAK .wEsB DAYS Afb on
PhiA pfS SlNfoaR'
Trains leave New yoFS VIA ne'nre''es and oaF'sn

7''' PHiA an 'S1Nfoak '''N'
Iprass rrans leave View Ners nasbrsSses and CoTsn
stieel fnTTies O0Ws ~ "a
"a, iie, 5. g ani In and night nndays 6ls;
u luutaI and II il, !, q, Z, and u aud ~
mgit Emivra 4 aud G nd Q ass fn0 . m =.
1Tans eaWns New YORK daily, except sunday. go
s3b and lll0 IN, =, 4, an y. m connect at ren-
ton q Camden -
Leurlng ns leave Rrlal.st station Pi afolpha 1901,
el5 9;2O l. ass ex ept MOnday u So $50; $50, $50.
~. ard III M I'll uIfed fKprs7s l30 AMI 81 D. N =
3I5 S2O T. 4;,5, $40 ~, 4. 80 limiteU $50, 7;i0
aud 7i5 III. Leave Philadelphia via Camden 500 me-
Ticket OIL ces AZ s49 and 944 Broadway. Astor House,
eni foot and COrt dt sts Iourt-st A.,
ant roDk lyn station fopi OF Futons' BroNyh;
rss 3 Hotel liObOken; tat Jct,ef y; EmlgranS
Ticket Office No = avery P.ate nj Castle oarien =,
he New. lOr Trans lany will call Tor and checA
basga % from o 3 residences
CHARLES PU T. j. r. w )DD
Genera, Maualer Gen RAJ Pas Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
INVEST SHORE QUITE.

" MA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RiIhins.
exc pt A30 train leave Wes i.d.s', a. non
me, rc.brosses st, stations a:3J p IN. trih 'oN''
n est ! DIST odly. ,. ,,,oush
= aen 10 a m. ~ D. Pullman sleepeis'nf
81 Inr a s5,-O . n IN Pu lnan 81 epefs .
D,tron o 5ao X =. M Pu,,nsn s'r vr s.,sr 10
u.y.usiop pr,des agaia Falls. Bunao isOe 60"
T. m, 0. o, 1Sp m sleeping nj rior cars 'h'oisH
yrscn.e T:iu, 80 q IN, $50, > p ~
Juca 7ln 40. ll;20 T. N. .oic. = y. IN aso $3.50 q
Cats Il ana Albany .7,io. 'lU. ii:2o M 80" WV
y m ,... I'm ,io n 90 A. M 800 t'S
Far Montrcal and Canada East 7losw eeo erp,,a, .sa
tf' nttnn iondpn. 10 = m, .55l D m io'"'
.R,nIy Other uelns day except SUNDAY ,r sccommods
Tor ktts time tab es par OF 81 ,, s.s y ~
uois cn ~ I,o,"ssn iI0 wash ustcn. nreos Nv ie5 .oi
st. Annet once rSlws, Isl 6thave les hsst. sd
~ o1o. . penn r. stations. f01t ei ssis.. l2dst
10 bower ua ws.t shore NJ iton ioni of"sd,ncsA OF
no M pi" % s'cs,,si fr and ckectei frou bos"ls ah"
"a 3tstosA hhN"'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
NORWICH LINE.
FAVORifE INSIDE ROUTE
To ROsToN fi
WohCEsrEN N9Ao,
NASHUA si9S.
PORTLAND 3D.


steamors CITY OF Worcester" end "CitY Of Ro,,oas
cave Pier 40 NJ r. foot OF Waitss next pier above Def
hrosses.st Ferry, daiv. except SuniaYs ati:3Op.m
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RATLRCAD--fomm 'nctng October 1884
through trains will leave Grant ce1fral O,,tt
ing room cars
90 a. M Limited CHICAGO Fxrress dining cars
st0npng ALBANY Utica Syracuse, ochaster Buaao NJ
Falls ne Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago
lO1na. m. ncyt tav.
1890 A. M Chicago Express drawtngroon cara rs,su
daoua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects foe
oswego
Ill M Western New YORK AMI Northern Express wth
drawing room cars. .
3'o y. m. Albany, Troy and Utica Express throuyi
drawinc.r room cars.
ia D. M. conmottauon 10 Abby 11t Troy.
NJ rypress. with s'ae)i1g ,t-I ')r Ni1yEb
Fais putao Cincinnati Toledo Detroit AMI =. Lo1ts.
G:30r H. Exprass WITH sleeoi1y - 'yrisus snf
Auburn road and to S1r,to,a asotD Nontrsll
RuHelo varlra Falls Cevea1t Tolelo. Detroit Chicga
St. Ions Wat"rtown Al Norw Oi .
m. Wight FNpress with elaentrg cara 10 Ain'nv
Connects with the norniTg trains Tor the west fni
for the North fexcopt Satnrdav night. - at,
Tickets sale A. 6'r,ri 'a1trh Depn' Nn bosnns
Oficcs Plrt.nace ana 7s5 90 Bro,twsv NewYork,
AMI ' WASHINGTON 'n' 7sO Fnlton sts Brookyn and 70
Forrth.st. Wilanshurg ... -.
oiafions IN i-evtngroon lnt see,r, car. tl -
fhnekat hcesi1 Nex-for< Oisy Aat
"J ia 90 called for and c,ecScd from residence
sThese trains run tav All Others iay eN,.ps sun'~J'
n, rnfrCE;- -"" ~ ""''o" CT MEEKER
'f:onaraI Snneri intenlent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
LONDON RHYMES. ny FREDERICK LOCKE
LONDON tyRica ~ FREDERICK tOCkEK'
iilINE'a NOOK or sONGs'

taei volume Auitofs edliinn, collected ~" ''''S "
hiuseit With portrait by pu Manei
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
A MATTER OF TASTE.

A Novel, ny oEonaE H. PICARD. charming story WIN
i,s scene laid at Venice with exqusely engraved VEL
cites by II wo printed by r l. Dcvinne Co raae'""'
bound. 81.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
Nets, ijntlicdtions .
TWO NEW NOVELS.
A SHADOW OF JOHN WALLACE,

Novel ny L. CLARKsoN OF INDIAN sunn,e' eve
align In gold. white and color, 81
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14

An .,,,a, ,,,y odi,ioo beina Tho host nansia'i"nn Wy
SIN TuroDoRE MAhTiH, X, g. - ana rp"AN =,
nownING a. H. iGmo printed iIom now plates o" CIV"
dne laid paper, wide marglns,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14

THREE ADDITIONS TO WHITE. STOKES Az
LENS sEniEs or DAiN1lLf boOND
poHrfCAL WORKS.
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