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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-01

This Remedy is composed of ingredients hay-
ing special reference 10 the above class of diff
cultes. 1t is the Prescription OF a Physician OF
over twenty years practice III the W est, and was
successfully used by him in the treatm mt of
Kidney and Urinary Diseases. Testimonials as
TO its value are abundant before it came into the
hands of the present Proprietor, but as we can
not them subjoin one or two such as we
are constantly receiving.
RB- A gentleman in Georgia saws "I was suf.
ferlng with pain in my back, scanty urine with
pain in vOiding it, and much sediment. One bot.
tie of I'lanrs Kidney Remedy cured me- was
relieved before had taken half of it,"
sB- lady in town writes us, al would advise
all who are suffering from Kidney troubles TO use
DIR. Plants Kidney Remedy. / was suffering
from weakness, with pain in my back and limbs,
and il walked a short distance was too tired to
stand on my feet. After taking three bottles |
could walk as long as pleased and enjoy it, had
good appetite, was free from pain and felt like
new. Try it and get relief" MRS. l.. l.. HAYES.
BS- Sold by Druggists generally, and in Mid
debury by l.. HANAFORD.
A. X PLANT, NJ Pharmacist 81, Adams, ".
% Proprietor
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-01

Between Bread Loaf Inn'and Mi1dlebury,
a LEDGER.

The finder will he suitably rewarded by re.
turning to the Inn or sending word where ii can
be found. JOSEPH BATTELL.
Rpton, Jan. q, lisa.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-01

We do not sound needless alarm
when we tell you that the faint of scrOfu-
lar is in your blood. Inerited or acquir-
ed, it is there, and Ayre's Sarsaparila
alone will etlectuallY eradicate it.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-01
NEW YORK, 1884.

About sixty million copies OF the THE sun have
gone out OF our establishment during the past
twelve months.
If you were to paste end to end all the col
umns Of all THE SUNS print md sold last year
you would get a continuous strip of intere ting
information, common sense wisdom. sound doc
trine, and sane wit long enough to reach from
Printing House square to the top of Mount CO.
pernlcus In the moon, then back TO Printing
House square, and then three-quarters OF the way
back TO the moon again.
But THE SUN is written for the inhabitants of
the earth, this same strip of intelligence would
girdle the globe twentyeight times.
If every buyer of n copy of THE SIN during the
past year has spent only one hour over it, and If
his wife or his grandfather has spent another
hour, this newspaper in 1883 has afforded the hu-
man race thirteen thousand years OF steady read
ing, night and day.
1t is only by little calculations like these that
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per which tells the truth without fear of conse-
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of all the world without waste of words and in
the most readable shape, which is working with
all It's heart for the cansr of honest government
and which therefore believes that the Republi
can party must go, and must go in this coming
year OF our Lord, 81.
If you know 1HE SUN, you like il already and
you Will read IT with accustomed diligence and
pr oft during what is sure TO be the most inter
estlng year In IT'S history lfyou do not yet know
THE SUN, II is high time to get into the suns hine
Terms to Mail Subscribers.
The several editions of THE sun are sent by
mail, postpaid, as follows;
DAlLf-5O cents month, SO year; with Sun
day edition, 81.
SUNDAY Eight pages, This edition furnishes
the current news of the world, special articles
of exceptional interest TO every body, and lit
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WEEKLI-S1 year. Eight pages of the best
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Address ]. W. ENGLAND, Publisher
THE sun, n. Y. City.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-01
1T LEADS ALL.

No other blood-purifyng medicine is made,
or has ever been prepared which com
pletely meets the wants of physicians and
the general public as
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10
DRY GOODS.

o~-5rATIogs TO-DAY.
Lodt,b 8; Glouoes:ei.bh
lnouy 5; Oooheco,. bx; Acrnmsc. Z; Green.
hlsn. % Aisleni ons si1 ~; asS SIsSz
imp q mourning, OK; 9ioucestof mourn.
Il. american. o: Barley pink and puple,
pold. 8; oil red, 3; oil blu . greon. II.
6disl Hesd. Z; swtI, cresa' =, az; Atns :
81 5k; aioneaic, Oh. TX: Matches, -
nrsnr Onk. <-l.& Lake George. Al, 6t;
7osccfn. a., g: International. a. bl,
[-7x;benningtor IN; hatcher, x.bK;
sowN poMEsTIcs-Lake George.
N5X; P~oaahontas. TX; Great Fnlll, z;
< "a Plum Island, 8: Atlantic. ~
NIX: Ailenda,e. TX; Dwight IN; Be;
[cHrD DOMEsTIos-socssl. S; Sunny
|: Ho~iraosviio. az: Forest tBiE Bonanas,
k1fn, *; Lonrdale sx; Lcnsdalo, cam.
Wcrsutfa, II: New York mrls. IL:
HIll. oGmbric, : Knirhse, cambria,
Hs;o: x, 2 nsllsrd, 2 JAN jan,
he spindle, &: baifer,sN dlen,7K
E6Ykwdght 1e: Kttyicks sos lok;
Ssown and drkb. 90. 10 Hampden
10oston. lo-ox brown and drah. i5k
dxce Ga 4 10: = hue dnSs lax; Lion on
-. l.; Chariot striped. l2x; Say
1Scsksag AGA. Is Hamilton. Il
g Standard sx; xastcn ,
7sH riyss. f. s,us and Brown
knsrlcsn. 10 lowell 0fy, OK
oSs-Ds,tA X; 10y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10
AND METALS.


MUTATIONS ED~HAAs
ALEs-c2liT5 per dozen, O5 sod pole er
sKILLEfs Ash lIps-.Jlo psr pound, augni
-%stilas, t.o per pound. .
GOALE8--FalIbanks, discount IS per cent,
lowe, discount Is percent.
TIN Patel y. 10-li, rer Dor, s 90; I. c.
isx20, per box, s 90; Torne, laN2A per boz, Z tQI
Terne, Dsla per box, ~ %.
TrEWARE-Picoed. discount 20 per o9nti
Cnmpad l1r1luf t1pcr G n
sJLuAI-oo. /, i5c; No. 1-2nnd l-2, lc per
DUCK oRsECOLLARs-No l,s25per dozen
HAMEs-two loop, q 70 per pozen; three loop
T1CKs-In boxes, 100 papers, 2 20 per bon
GRUB HOEs-PGe dOEon. B O1 railroad piokH
per dozen, 8 30.
MhTTOCR8-Per dotcu, o 90.
RUBBER BELTlNG-Disecunt 50per cont.
NAILS-3 80 Iate
sHOVELs AND sPApEs-Rowland'E dlE-
count M per cent Auaes' list, steel goods, dis-
HEAVY HAKOWARE-Shafs, finished, . 90
poles, Js 80. singletrees, wagonG' select ] 7o.
buggy, 2 %; express. 2 90 wagon tongues
10 90. Hickory axles, 10 %. holsters, 4 Is
Compiling poles, 4 rs. apokos, Xxx, select, as
Xxx. $50. Sawed ieloea. TX, rs; 2, 2 90.
Bowden shoes. G ~ Northwestern horse nails,
Plow aio1 &c rpFing steel, %; cast steel, lsc.
BUGGMe-arGle b. and spriug top, 90 0o9
100 90; do open, 20 e0e,s0 20; do side spring
top, 100 NGlS5 90 do side bar, 100 00QlS0 co. DO
phrotonp, l5 00oib0 90. A grade side eprlng,
10 ooa2 90; do yhmtons, l50 00p200 90; bump
seat huggies l75 0o@2SO %; platform SPRING.
ITO o9e,i2o co. three spring wagons, 70 oo@no.
II 5Xc fspanucd, berbod wire. 60; galvanized
bQrDol, 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10
QRouERrEs.


cuofATlouB To-nAr.
COVTEt-Hio fair u1i2g pnmc, i2E0
rEAg-imperal ts3,1c Young Tyson 100
0s OolonE I'D dQci Jalen, 0o'tc
SUGARS Powdered, exc ,ut loaf $50 Man.
uiatei skg rtartard Al thc louisiana While
oiarlaod, tF yellow clarified, t4g thoiqs lou
MoLGBsEs-Louislan choice. ooc pnmo b5e
ffir 70 rcoA ff corn lYrNlt tHi Hlgu
BKGGING-Puro Iut. ~ ma, ioyc PEI
yard ~ lbs, lONo. TlCl rs Dor tundle.
RICE-W h0lesglC, CkNf'ic.
oRACREaH-soda, Z, 20 XXX 7Hc cream.
b6Ar@oivG Der boz. blrs india
pound bars o. pgr box; H-Tound bcrs, 8 t0pn
box; l-pnund bars, Q ~ pCt hox
CHEEsE-W, =. i2n nl cream, l5c'
RoPE- roo bsils. Cotiln rope, TO
Will nuCsRTs[ Otez IS pQg dozen.
CONTAMINATION csc; apruG 8 ucf 0us
MEAsURKs-k hurhcl Iron bound, 9 ID pt,
dog1u; 2-hcop pala oi 8-hooh
TUBS nelt 22f; 3 neat 2 2, 10. T. . gl
per dozens 30. 2 9 90 No. % 7Oo pr dosen
poWNsR-b 90 per kcg org, pounds i2if do.
2 ~ ls de- I bl; blasting kcEe 2 60 ta1t
doR, a9g 2 ooss l9 huek 900 e.,
barrel 5 lN. 2-gallcn pals chc0-choW. %.
s-gulion plils mixed plckeE, I 20. 6lans pipa,
/ 30. Glass quarts, 2 ~. oLl.a A-follou, z 20
AlNfh l-NNLlN. = lHs NlAth ANks fhllNli Z 90
COAL OIL-l0 degrees Ore test, In barrels.
2ic no test oil IN cans, ? ~; 10 degrees hf2
tost Q % nor case.
HACKEREL-NO. i barrels, u 50 10. -
barrels. ? 90 No. 1 A-befrels, 4 b0. No, 2 4.
barrels. z on. No. 2 N-harrols, 2 GO. 10. 1 nis,
/ 10. No. 2 kit7. ! %. 10. SkitE, l %.
HOLLAND HkElING-inporto1,l 25parkts.
CAEDY-stick, llka o pound. fancy, lbG2ic,
CIDEk-Crab apple. acc; Missouri cider. SOC
per Willou. Vinegar, per rallon, lS1lQo.
sTARCd.-Foarl. ~. Royal Glass, bE. Bon.
ton l.pornd pnoErgcg. 6. Corn starch i.D0und
psckagca 3. 6-pound wood box glEsa, ~. =
pound paper box glass, OK.
LYE-Conooutrated. 275@4 90,
JUGGLING quote: lie per gallon To- glkreo,
Crccfa, 100 per gallon FOR glazed.
TCMATOER-2-pOund standard, ! o. 6-qOlnd
. G5rf 70.
bRrED pRACHEs-uuDcoied. a.; oeeisd. 20
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10
ID AND BUILDING MATERIAL
nuori ryoNn TO-nAy

sTONE-At the Dallas ~quarries, 30 per cubic
foot; lie for foundation; i6o for wall. and 26o for
LUMBER-Yellow Pine, rough, 2 90 per 100
over "a feet 2 % per 100; Dresd side finishing
clear, 2 tg common Q 25; Il ceiling, % 0; Y cell
ing, 2 so; hx6 rough, l 50 per 100; kx3 rough,
/ rs per 100; hx3 dressed, 2 90 per 100. Siding,
1 rs per 100. Poplar dressed fnishine>5 per
100; siding. 2 so; y ceiling, go; y ceiling, 8 90.
White Pine dressed finishing, 8 80 per 100; Il
ceiling, LIST common, 3 90; Ind common, 2f6;
siding, 1st common, 2 20; 2nd common, 2 30.
Common doom. l so; ra1h, ! 2lD5 90 az 70 eihe.
BgINGLES-Gollov pine, Q 1904 80 wiisn
pine, 4 5o@6 90: JgpTSIa. re l. co no. 4
PLASTER PARIS-per barrel. 4 COCA 90.
CEMENT FLuES-6 Inch, r7NG 2 in0a, t1c Q
( .nch oDtiing Joint, 1 90, 9 iDoh cap. 5cg Tinoa
rs,irg Joint j 20: 2 inch cap dc, &C.
DRAIN PiPE-3 .neh, loo per foc; elnchi Gc:
8 Inch, g7kcs 2 inch, fno 6 illh, 800
MIXED PAINTS-Ready for use and all col
ora, / rs per ga. An the tsa.ed aud rtSl-
dard nsfol ARC ON Esle By Dallgs tcalefA
WHITE LKAD-9tnctly lura, G 1896 So.
WINDOW GLAsS-sxl0 20 l0xl2 500 i0x1s
to lix2i, 8Bo; 1Gx2i 10 2Ox2S 975, less 20 per cent
TTtfr- 1900 a~-'fr 2 on fer herrF, hrts.
l So pcnzol oas iot3, q0c; nsg crrrcl Z 70;
DALLAS. ~ lots. Dc. Der h1sAsl &C.
HAIR-per pound. 6n9kc.
pOSTa-Colar f9,M nnfr dar0. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

Remnrke on grain are reserved for an
kther icsuB. the harvest now upon us
hust unfolc is story n little iurlher 70
make continent sufficiently based 70 give II
value. All eyes sra fixed on the skies now.
Al depends on the weather.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10
TRADE ITEMS.

FIVE Mexican states declared war againat
President Gonzalez on account OF the rev.
enue stamp act Troops ore being ooncon'
trnted in the interior.
The present OF a chrome i offered by the
,6np River (alontana) Bun to any citizen
who will swear be is not interested IN any
WIZ in q coal mine.
: Pine trees ia some portions Of North Car
olina nrO dyins in large numbers, IL 10 sup
posed from injuries inflicted by the "bore'
worm"
PlneappleS and bananas are very cheap in
New Orleans, while strawberries are sold ut
10 cents a qsart and lemons at D centa a
dozen.
April immigrants raised the total mum.
Der OF those foreigners who have sought our
obores thus far this year TO about l35 GOO.
Fruit blossoms aie the favorite flowers
now In New York. The double Towering
cherry Is much used rs a coisage bou-
A Bradford, Massachusetts, citizen has q
hen which according to his report. lays only
ONT egg a week, and that on Sunday.
The rice crop In south Georgia Is said DO
better than ever before.
A local art exhibition will soon be estab-
1ished at Salt Lake, Utah.
Buffalo is TO have o $4,000 addition built
Bufslo's June festival has sold $4,000
Worth Of Eeats.
The Hudson river strawberry crop was
frozen.
w gainesville. Georgia, match factory is
ling matches in Athens at Sl.4O per gross
private parties.
IA Francisco hasa new Alaska trading
6fxny vita $1,000 0 capital.
,.v RECON and Washington territory have
bn visited by generous ain
<tA Washington correspondent says tho
pitol 10 supplied With pure whisky by the
Il IStillers' ring.
Joe Spandom, q New York beggar, was
n Jund 10 have $270 in q stocking when he
died, Friday.
The damage by last weeks frost through
Ious New Xork 10 enormously great.
a Gino,nnali pApal descsibes The collapse
Of the Pttsburg bank by reason OF petro.
l1oum speculation By the headlines: "Done
Oil-Penn Pictures from Pittsburg."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

DAli,f Juue a-fln ourr1r.lng atiTnc-
tion % CHIefnU last week look nway niue.
ciiht initistt iu trnuo and caused tcmpor-
airy dulIrlfs. Now That The g1e.ieuont
hha subalatd, yigof wul rotusn. IL j. taiu
anOnf cattle mun that the convention OF
last week vas uf fTeat benefit 10 that in'
lnttrsst. Gate @ number ni Texas stock
~ wen tu Chicago, ptrhaps influenced
q cnriolifv, Hnd met there the largest
hleYs iu i've sock iu the United Siattl.
biz cause trading That never would have
tcurlCd rtlerHlso. Gentlemen IN
kresiGd in graz'ug and having iheir minde
snsco towards he Northern pHciic region,
Fere influenced ,oltfeci on Texas as "a
mo.e pIomifirg field for 1uch investments.
It will also be r~emGmbtfca ia this connco'
ton ihuf tac ether national convention
viii meet on tho sen pfoTimo and that C.
0ea'cr luiuha- Zoo leXang Wiz aftepd ia
/he lGtigf case. some nI fnt hayo poliu'
tal bgs.near there end waH others ure go
Ving Simply 10 frlluy psla.u nl ce7ire. The
latter class oueht io hfcr's mind the OPP
po-lunity flcGesild nnd eek out iniluel-
tial aifanplrI .ith o. ylew ~ turning inter.
est In this direction. The hotel registers cf
Dalles show a greater number Of straw
gers name ilau has appeared 10 the come
length ri limo FOR many oays. Thes,
n ms8 Ere iu many cases persons attracted
here Dy cenVeTsaln1a enjoyed with Texas
visitcFs et iho Chicago convention. For
each o1U 60 attracted ton NAV be drawn
1ittCr nom the convention TO meet next
knputh.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

-. rours, Jane e.-Flour unchanged
- dow end lc.ss- No: 2 rss; si;cs 70
nh: si si'ss ; s1s - s' 80; ; Il 30 =
Corn dull AID lover; n 76fo 53.
D 10 f21 4, Jnrf; 523s 70 52f-2.
~ = -. Aogua Osts lev9
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10
WOOL, HIDES SsD PELTaEs.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY,

~8UOTATIuh3 IOsDAI,
wooL-hoxican, FREQ OF burrs, HOBO; Mex
2092Qo Gne wool, according 10 dirt and con-
dition,. i4ab22c; bury. 1000 per pound lesR
according 70 burrs.
per ID; seconds, plump nints, 20 lbs and up, l2c
per ID: prime light and hips, lac per ID; culls,
bulls and stays, 6a9c per 10; dry sailed, 9@llkc,
PRLTRiEs-Dcer sKins, .2O@22c; antelope. 100
f5c seal sklns. l6D75c; sheop pela, On per wool
EG65c shearliI &c, 10nl5c.
TALLOw-PTimc taliow, Co tGllow Rro,so. 80
nc; grease yellow 70 brown. 46bo
tkEb NAX--prime yoliow, s0c dark and adu1
rrfco. fkan2oc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

AAIGYosHH49LYvs g Hss f f,Ss ssp: 7. high zig y wine.
~ ssu TO- o. s Sns YEA yssr ' ola. Z sea- Isl isocy. V *.
WINEB-Claret In oases 9 oo95 90 pef quail
4: o.s. Sas sI r., si ! o $40 % 8 5tsSsria. ~ pse -. \
ION. i dos 60 vhlse wine. In caseA . eoele %.
CHAHPAGEB-Jules Nun . Cosa q 0o9o 80
Hsidsick, In basket % 09s2 30; KIM. In bos.
kes = 5000 20 Domestic onsmp@sne' w
BOTTLE BERR ST. Louis quarts. "a %; plat
II g.: Budweiser, own siss 1lto; pints' IL %
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

wHEAT-cacloe. 1 90 medium grades, 9oc,
NicG2gEa. Ht.56c.
E~lE-Nnrfnnl as 90 uortharr, $50
BARLEi-Aobc
CORN--shell11 sud - "a, 45 1850.
OATS--UhciQo, 3JHS2c, sacked,
FLOUR Patent 75 oEFly breakfast
4 80 cream soda, 3 o5 -. pure cram, 8 Is.
Todd Maid; ratent 0 30 Union, 3 u; Praido
Flower. 3 O., Star, Choice, . IS
BRAN mile, S0c; IN store. l 0c,
CoRNfiE AL- vino nolted per 100 ponndA
! 80.
VoMfNY AND GRIr5-5 90 por bsrrol.
'~fEn-lhopnct com pcs 100 pounds. LIZ
bred o-rn aud oats Per 100 pounds, l4l
bnau pcr 100 rounds, 500
fAHAM FLOUh-fgr 100 pounds. sea
N-psfL. q zoos OF bright 10 90 trlfn
prairie, bal8d, fark, co. bright
. / o.; hrivtt free r~ beard cor, IL Co.
darE, s O..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10
COTTON STATEMENT,
GALVESTON. June 9.-Tho following Is the
dnilv cnmnhrnliva cntinn atatamnnI.

Total ........ 2,26O 1907 4,76s, GIG 5.Si5, 7s2
Last year,. 3,2s7 74l6 t5,si5,s72 -. =.
Exports this week: Great Britain, 6.734;
all United States ports this day, AS. 377;
this day last year, 54S .902.
Loeb & Freiberg have removed to Lamar
and Commerce streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10
PROvIsIQNs.
ouofAr1oxs TODAY.

ouofAfIom TO-DAY.
BAOoN-ghot oisas sides 1oKc: shoFs clear
nalt skc; hams. 1skc, brcakfhst bacon. 1ecs
IABD-1ioruA exo 6opound cAnA skc y
pGun6 cans, 10k; bound canA 6-pound oares
New-York tribune., 1884-02-19
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEWNOkk. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO HALLWAY
AND NEW lOish ONiAItiO AND NE.TF.I.N ti =,
on ara Alef JaiiAf{ H. 77i rins VIA Dssg osscs
Cor ardt 4uI " est 40 Street -tItuLs >~
CAic.so SuslcnsioB Brdge NagaT4 ais and .uaao
y -.
i .....a-.... a..
d s.cilaIl- JJO, l4.-O D.l Vi. ' '~'A''--
lD4uf la.sAll, .t.aU. NJ ...a,,
O-Rtea OueIta NORWICH. oilLey s:3C a. u y -
NtS burg hI-sJOn, H..A44u4, rOux .kcapse o. jim
1lLJ .u. 54O. 4:.U, Fl. D.
Aldilc.Oau, 73D, ll:1Oa n. t4Ji f'J ,
~Daiy. OtheT LAZY sept 544AAy
IuIet rarlOr cars Oh J.5J ani 4I.-JL ami $50 IN
ialior .a-et C4rs $50 ios syFlsIso aaI
Paln4n su4et s.eePtug CAls "a ,. tuH ~ 14-.I
Irr-ry NIty, ltDAsy
~ tOlIi-st. Annex once, Eut0n So CO.
A. N0.I DtAa4O-ast. aeB-I ora cay SO~ 49, ~
.tl 90 44t 54 l,1@0 IOaoHaY No Oh4OI 94u-L ~.
'a4 Ct ave. n loo EGt Zot s fenns} wanna 49, ata-
LthLIOs
klt1Ou, lCLt " est 4zusL
HLNkY MONETT, Gen Pass. Agent
- HlaLo-5.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-19
DressmGAu1.

DRESSMAKER.-By a thoroughly expert
enced dre-smaker who IA hrstei htter and good
rcmodelug t want few eugagclncnta a
by day week terms moderate during du season All
dgtss u. q, Tribune lpt0wn OAGe, 1,Z-o BrogdWAy.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-19
DHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS o.
RAILROAD.
PROM STATIONS OF -
NrW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
root OF LIB BERTY-Sr- EoRTH RIVER
rect Connection 10 and from BTookyn, Annex Boabs
froln BroOl lyn Bridge Pier


NTw-JERsEY CENrRAL DIVISION,
Direct connection o@ sS faT BTod'y I BTGse Psr ~
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. IS. 1893
s g sHd TREST9NSo at 200 Sase @ s5o 7oo
1S1ts 1aoo p a A. SUNDAYS at siS $50, i@ooP N
oss SS9nsfOn @ a. SyRi EogosT tos l
npHwTyGRooM CARS on all Day Train, and SLEEPING
neturnns leave FAIIADELPHI4 gn,h a7d ,c
pm sUND4 $50 $50 i2cS 5o ,g5 Fs1Sd ssG es6 ssS
Dc SUNDAY, sl5 a m, isO p N.
aesve TRENTON Warren "A TueSsr sts 81 10 s2o s-S
993 loCss 3Is lb:Ys a M M 81 ~ sN- ''17 ''N'P IL
Cor ILLIXMsPoRT at e45. 7:45 900 B. H. S4'' 400
sdRr suNBURY ami LEw1sBURG at s.45 7'45 s;4o,
For READING and gARRJSRURG st - zoo l5I5 NJ
200. IS0. 400 $780, l2'oo p IN Sundays al 0'o p n
For SCRANTON at s45. 300 m 345 p m.
loo 80 S:i6 $3.50 p. u. sunday, at $50 p.
Yo- DRIFToN at Gas q m, s:45 p. N
For TAMAQUA a. s;45 7:45 500 IA Io0 1870. 3h5, 400.
1900 p N.
for BETHLEHEM All ENTowN. and MAUcI cHrNK
( 81 $40, In, loo l:So' s%S' 5So p H. Sunday st
s:sE4sToy gaS Zoo m 100 $780, $40 400 '''0
For STATIONS o. HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
s@ FLEsiiNGroN at el5. eco H. lOo l.9o 500 49O.
S,OO, $3.50 P m sundays 1870 o. m.
F d :os 90 22 & !S2 5 6is iso 81 D. n @ 3 a6
dave al 400 m l.S0. $50. POO p IN
99 i'o $sS $50 {as6 s S n 'H stYbAYs a. so5 SIS
a 10. l3J. 400 5sSo 500. ZOO 2 IA
for ELIZABETH at 615 $40 7l5. 7t5, 500. $50 300
$50 1000 10 30 ll;l3 II .! u o-;42l ii6 ,.Y5 1yy
6Is f.00 C:lB 650 Gas 20 80 500 S:45, 9 1880
{I:8b i26op NJ SUNDAYS AZ 500. s'45 m, l5O' AGO.
b:3O 9co, 1900 pm.
Cor NFwhRK az 500 5:t5, 8lE Gas, 7l5. 80 500 SIS
$50 81 O. 9.I5 a45. l0:15 lo.t5 ll15 1900 l245
6,d0 ~ esd 100 $50. SO 300 8.45, 1O3O, ll.l5
100 T. N SUNDAYS at 500 e:l5, 10'l6 II. 1900 IL
lbs 500. 400, 800 5l5. $500, 600, 1910
Tor IC,-G BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, &c. iAl rail- AZ
100. SIS a N. 1880 $500 600 SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at 400 lO:43 n
Por FPFETO Dat g. 8IJ. Il a. N, l;30, l. bp m.
For LAX IWOOD. TOMS RIVER and pARNEGAT at elJ
m lJO $50 2 with rougA Dsrlore cars on 4'dO p L
scr VIYELAND and BRrpGEToN at tl:so pm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
Prom Pier No. & North River. VIA sandy HOOK.
fmIONs BBASCH. EATONICWN, ETC. al 4 p. IL
Tickets can be procured foot Lbertyst PER 40 North
Pver q n2 c07, -57-46l 81 415, 72 4-% l3lf, and
IlS I3r sjwi 737 ana ~ uTt-a7e R,iEgtOI-ati 81
Esw.Yrrk CITY. N Prook yu AZ N0s COcr--st r4ula.
Fav .su aud ass FultCu-st; y anhAt ave- ie alb
ave- lse. Arantielve IN Ho5OSsu z04 NasaI {Orst,
Y transfer Company VII cal for and check os. trOm
hotels o. residence t0dasIina-l. ~
O. O. HANCOCK,
Cse~a-al Passenger aLt lc- CT Agent PAi41t ,pha.
L. wa '-- y, P. BALDWIN,
General Tasteru Passenger Agaat ll9 lAoerty-st y 2
New-York tribune., 1884-02-19
TVIE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
1 NEW-NOHk, LAkk ERR AND WEsIkkN RAIL


IN IaIly except sundays. Day Express draw n room
coaches 10 BnghamtOl, EimiTa and BunaIO sleeping
tpma4y st LOUIS Limited kxpress-No extra charge
mePuuman Sleeping Coaches 10 BuEao arriving
Cincinnati $40 st LOuis $40 n second
CONNECTING trans arrive Detroit 3;lU m IOieco o:ZO
M at txnrssa for the West Solid Train Of
pullman av Seepn. coaches 20 binghant0n. Emlra,
Bufalo Fails Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
Bunet smoking Coaches TO hieago
fI5p pui-Emigra train lOr The Vest ~. % ,.o 80
rutherford aud PaSsaic ~ loV YOU u:-U M ~ noon
Eundavs $50 IO2O q M lao $50 d u mum ghL
$40 $50 81 $50 7.3O -:l5 and II midnight
Newark Patcr5On Newark 6i5 $40 llh) m $40
s2O i:l 73D lOp and y midnight Saturday nights
Suhern 10 2O3 $50 $50 6:lO $40 10 ana :
J. 4h.h suncays $50 l0ZU IN l;4O U0o eP III ana -
,NewDt Igand Cornwall 75Oj m $50 4SO tpm. Sunday
s sis93dog, spd kingston ard MONTGOMERY 4;3O p u
Goshen 800 1920 $50 $50 4.5o s:l5nm sun.
Aiddeto So 1910 n $50 4:3O s.l5nm Sunday
Connect with indiana RsrOaa Nam ~ The y ~ ~ ~
Port Jervls 500 9 l62o m 4:5o . s.l5 -
Cay ~.30 lH.2O a m q C:3O np: ' p m sun
Boat- lrtgs oSi st quarter OF quarter sttor , -
ron 10 - p 20 l245 a N every aoIr ~Hute& an4
Tickets or Tassaee snt apartments Dnw1ng too an,
aud transfer baggage be eft COM
Nos 36l 80l 9j7 Broadway ls1 WcstsL, ~ = ~, ;;
(Ourf st. BrOOy lvn TIE OuDauy DapOts - ~ =
Fvtr- from the West arve in New YORK at 7IO
'"0 81 JoiIN \ APB0rr. GeuT Pass'r Agent, Ne,yYor,
NORTHERN RAIL0AD OF NkW-JEKsEY
Nback 7.3U 10 IA ! 30 500 Ja50 6.8O $50 u Id
u nltll sAL Sundays z am ana 1;IJ pm.
. NanarI oprng Valley ami sOnsey 7IO 10 4.jO IL
Join N:ABBOTT Ccn'I Pass'r gent New Yor.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-19
feIp Wrtt6.

WANTED. by manO.ctunng house the
e,s increment OF circulars and with knowiedge
- ir1Iqrirs lrsrI competent man WlA be lOerlly
aaf ffh p ddress with reference ROSS, I. o. Boy D >
New City.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-19
Gounlrp proptrlp Wlnteo-

VrrANTFD-To Rent, on the Hudson,
bou. IN 10 fo II rooms emf 20 dock " depot
,,., - nrs al Sew York wth tO ~ acres lsnd Ata;as
..IitlT - ygi j. particulars, Tribune pmtc
ITTIV17CD-N Hotel 10 rent or lease, fur
ted or p4rtlv furuihhed convenient oi access o A.
,t ON Hu on preferred with accuoi Jon Ioi :, 10 iOo
moi les. tau land, stable rOpn leql4r'
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tartruars aud loves cash raiea