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Arrlynla A. Mootaa Wella.

DIR william Adsir and family, Rev g
w Templeton and family, s w Henry,
Dallas; Major J @ Baldwin, DR. II J
Boyles, Captain A Faulkner, Master G
Waldo, Master w Waldo, Houston; II
A Allen, NJ NJ Leepor, Houston &
Texas Central Railway; Miss Sallie
Williams, A q N Boss, Peter Peterson,
DR. q w Motley. Mrs. 7 Sparks, = Z
x Ypuilding, began SX2dSasllR 7Smploye
Yesterday and the work on thousan'
ing will proceed az once. lsociatiol
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I.nniea

who use SoZoDoNT have only 10
open their lips to prove its excellence.
Their white, cleaning, spotlest teeth
and fragrant breath will toll the story.
There Is more demand for this whole
some and unexceptionablo preparation
than for any other dentifrice in the
market. One day Its use will be uni
yaraal
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Hors.ord's Acid Phosphate.
~ DEBIL1TY FRol

~ DEBILITY FROM ovERwoRK.
d.. G. W. Collins, Tipton, Ind, says:
81 used 1t in nervous debility brought
on by overwork IN warm weather,
with good results"
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How ItHapt,encti

saw her mouth all filled with pearls,
The sweetest OF earth's charming g.rlsl
lost my heart TO her that day,
And now never cease 10 say,
'Buy S0ZoDoNTw That made her mine
That made her beauty so divine.
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ME'rALPOISON.

l am coppersmlth by trade, and during
q series OF years my arms being bare when
at work. have gbsOrtNd 8 wonderful
amount OF metal poison. Having q scrof-
uloC9 tendency from N.Y. ruth, the small
particles OF copper and | Ass would get
into the sores, and by this process the poll
son was conveyed into my blood till my
whole system became infected, ] was
treated with the old remedies of mercury
an lodlde potassium. Salvation followed,
ny teeth are all loose In my head, my d.
gestive organs deranged, and have been
helpless In bed for over q year with mer-
curial rheumatism. Ny Joints were all
swollen, and lost the uSe my arms and
legs, and became helg .ssas an Iufant.
My sutierings becaml so intense that II
was impossible for me 10 rest. The doctors
advised me 10 go TO the city hospital for
{ eaGment. This could not bear. A friend,
% proved friend indeed urged me to try
Swift,s Specific, believing II would cure me,
| Others discouraged me, but scared few
bottles,and have now taken two dozen bot
| Ties. The first effect OF the medicine was to
bring the poison , the surface, and br Oke
ont all over In running soras. They soon
disappeared, and my skin cleared Oh. My
knees, which had become twice their natu-
| raj size, have resumed their usual size and
| are supple as of yore. My arms and hands
are alright again ana can use them with
out pain. The entire disease has LETT all parts
ofthe body save two ulcers on my wrists,
| which are healing rapidly. ! am weak
| nom long confinement, but have the use
| or all my limbs The medicine is bring ing
me out OF the greatest trial OF my life, and
| cannot nnd words sufficient 10 express
my appreciation of Its virtues and tho
gratitude feel that ever heard It.
PRTgR Il. LOVE,
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THE U v, .CaONBUS DRUG CO.,
pALIAR. Wnnr.Esnrn AnnNrn-

Sold al Retail at Dallas by GEO. L. AT
kINS, A sample package and circularof
testimonials sent to any address In the
United States on receipt of % cents by the
roprletors, MURCH1SoN d ROGERS,
Terrell Texas.
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Nond Thing for nallna.

The only cigarettes which 90 not
stick TO the lips are Opera Puffs.
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RADR 81
HATHAWAY, S0ULE G HARRINGTON,
Important to Owners Of Cotton Gins,
AGENTS WANTED.

AGNNTS WANTED.
TAYLOR Cox STEAM FIRE EXTIy-
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money refunded. Price $40. AGENTS
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particulars.
TAYLOR s. COX CO., Memphis, wenn,
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PPeniI nPOQItry PPeSePVeP
A THOROUGH TRIAL.
CURED WITH TWO posEs.

y. p, y. Is the most successful remedy
known for the cure OF all diseases OF Fo Wis,
save your Chickens, Turkeys, Ducks,
Geese and Birds by using y. Y =. Ask
your druggist for r. Z. T.. The
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TAYLOR& coz CO., Memphis, venn,

IA ROWELL Sc co 10 Spruce street,
New York, can learn the exact cost OF any
proposed line OF ADVERTISING Ia
American Newspapers. E&P- 1OO-paga
Pamphlet. IOc.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
To-day's

Market closing steady Transferable notices @ liSo
eray without decided except for Fine supens
which are quite scarce and bring Little more more money E5go
mainly te small parcels immediate wants sales 1900
S SS CIV Ct yS 5 SS GS al s. 81 Ss sS
SSs F g s % ysg sd o E ss.
No. ssCo0s3Ss %ainy at IS I9S g % 500 Sois 81:
s s sr s ana IBIS
EIira, mainly within The range s. loSs. 90 9aota r.
1?s H99sa 70 So oes.s s,
e d S5ss. 2 sS$sa Ss;ss SsS
'S1S's q co. = strs,ss 9SsS e. Co. pasS
nan nsa''s g r. @'fa Extra ssSS$
Wiss Ess;a GaGs ys sSlos
sa a oa4 e saHG
sales 200 bS pgl"aus &c co%%Sn u e SS0d ER1 FUs
sD' NsRsSs.:' iaPsiDs
ls%s western s' quoteS ' * s. Scsss 2o.BUcKwHE1r
irregular and un.ettle e
Sen G, G o
sgsl soas az S's1
arrivt rfs including aHEg , M ssasse
SIC Ns@ 80 Red dsivefed ss SSc Tor rsl Isssp
al at 20 Sf Sq ns nfS 81
CLOSING At 1us9 s2 DO t9E !1ns es:ss a. u clos
s,s 80 STsa SS
l
changed sale No Canada rumored = slc::...
BARLEY MALT-Du prices unchanged. - .COhNIMsr.
decided chance for cash lots cosing III ana
scarcely options opened shade better then Lost ne
advance declined and closed heavy at about the
inside prices shippers bought li2 900 bush sales $4,000
bush future. l60G bush. spot and special delivery IN
steamer MiIe. i9aeig4c in elevator 5O.e aaoat ig
March Yellow SOC. in elevator. oc anoatl
No q oJO4c In elevator. 5lLd5l &c. adoati steamer
MHs %aes io or arcS a1pss iGF Closing
April, 50isajO%c- closing at 50iic+ do for Nay o9S
5tac closing 50c. DO FOR June Jo0JDsc, cloinS AZ
SOC; do for July. 5ld5l &c, closing at ole oAIS-
Cash lois heavy and ta54c lower options 0. ehed
heavy at the inside prices oales $4,000 Dush taurs
a37 &c; No. L. 37Lc No. White, 36gH9,c+ no = % +y
as q No 4Oc Mixed Western. 3ld3-c; Wnie 90, -
ilc. White state sGiI nc; No Mixed for March. $40
81 &c closing at 51c do FOR April 3oasd3 c. closing az
June s6I9 6Lc closing at FEED-wi'h'ut In
siocss IN store IN New.York. Brooklyn and Jersey cry
grain held in railway lighters on ooneata
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. March 10. 1885,

C0FFEE-spot advanced 8o4c for Fairs 1000 baes
ex ous" sold private options advanced Is 10 u
points sharp the sh0rts Hayre advanced
Il 4 o Rio and Santos came weak the BIG receipts yS
man and 0runer also bought Boardrcom traders
iseyS sa,es sn q ~ bags closing as foows March
~; July 1907 55y August. 7,Goa7.6l; september;
bags washed taracas. l60 Coro and l00 Maracsbo On
private terms
CoTT0N-Spot cotton quiet, firm unchanged salea
s bales Receipts ut the ports to-day 1893 baea agan1
sS0 TINS AK last week and 1924 last year since sep
rfoj last sclson. Deliveries 2 100 bales.
The quotations. according the American clasahcatios
I0IoWs:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
-,-, AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Ferries follows
Harrisburg Pttsburs the West and south. with Pullman
Palace cars attached, \ n and o.. daily. New.
York aud Chicago Limited OF Paror Dining Smoking and
Sleeping Cars Of - a every day.
NillamspOrt Lock Haven. \ p. IN. Cory AMI Erie
at m, connecting ~ CORY for Tusvile, Petroleum
q n're aud the OH Regions.
Baltimore WASHINGTON and the south Limited Washington
ixpr,ss Pullman Paror Cars daily except Sunday. 10
a m; arrive Washington 400 p m Regular at go $500
amt $50 a. m, /, $40 and y. and II night sunday
C;l9 .. N. p and ~ night
For Nanc city except sunday with through Fsrlor Car
l;Ou
For Uape May. except sunday. l0 a. m.
Long Brlncn Bay Head Junction, and ntermeilte sta
tons, via railway and Amboy a. M. II noon, 800 D
on sunday and p. do not stop at Asoury Parkl
For - 90 .prnik. p: m We, 4 ,
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains ~
Jerseyfity afordng speedy and direct transfer for
Ira ns arrive From Ptsburg $50 and ll:9O NJ 1880 and
loco ID m daily and 700 daily, except Monday Frum
Warrington and Baltimore $40 a. L. 90 $40. 300
$50 9:2G and 1905 p Sunday. Il. a. M. 1905
n m From Baltimore 80 From Philadelphia $50
6:5O 900, 700 except Monday. $40, go $40, 1910
300 1000 lO.2O p M, and 1920 night. sunday 800
6:SO o., %, 7:05 s. ll3o a. w. 62Oi 7:35, 800, 1905
..
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G. II. BOKER:

1.-THE characters are distinctly and nicely drawn; not mere
human beings clad in the flesh OF our own
mortality The style work is excellent subdued
picturesque full Of evidences Of that reserved
poyer which author be complete master OF his
subject and not painfully under the dominion Of hs
effort and expression. II were given TO pre-
dction should predict great for TpJan for 1t
seems to mo to promise long way above the average
OF successful novels Of the day These words have all been
weighed as wrote them ~
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II. II. FURNESS :

"Ike rasn nrst FOR the delightful way the author has
given the very atmosphere Of that May afternoon tn Paris
ts sights are In my eyes It's sounds are In my GERS and S
very smells are my nostrs No picture OF Meissoners
can be faithful Secondly anst this fine background
the author has sketched Interesting character very
striking in neament modern Hamlet with his agony over
the disjonted times and bis contemplated suicide"
While no less enthusiastic writes the poet and dramatist
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
Hoteis.


A MEXICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON, Henry II. Rice q Co.
New Departure
American plan - per day and upward
Rooms only 81 por dly and upward
Rehted and greatly improved by reeent alterations
MANSION HOUSE.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. directly Opposite wa.ss New.
York -four minutes walk Iro Fulton stree Fsrry
superior ut reasonable select family
aAa tIAAsant hetsli 200 roannA
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBOSTON
WORCESTER e25o,
NASHUA. So 95
PORTLAND sS


and no trass'srI
stesn.r, city et Worcester and "Clty Of Boston,
.sve Pier 40 ~ r. foot wats-st next pier
| NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAIIROAD--C -COmme ncug october 4, 1884.
| throuy1 trains will leave Grand Central Depot
1890 Rochester and Montreal Express through oraw
$40 p M Fast united Chicago and It Louis Express
ester Bufalo Niagara Falls Ere. Cleveland and Toledo
.rriyng chicago 1910 aud ST. Louis 1;2O p IN next
Day 90
Oswego -
tia m. Western New.Yors and Northern Express with
ss6 p m, Albany. Troy and Utica EIpres~ through
FAILS buffalo Cincinnati, 10 edo. Detroit aud IT Ious
63 EKprcss with sleepingc 10 syricuss aad TO
Auourn road and Ia saratoga also 70 Montreal ,-.
tgp m Pacific Express. with sleeping Tor Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo Detroit. Chicago.
IL Night Express with sleepin gears 10 Albany and
with the for the West ana
for the ~aurlav Dightl.
tickets sale at Grand CentT j Delot, No. ROWING
Green 2o2 and tl3 Broldway and Hestcotts Express
place 7sb and ni2 Broadway Ne~.York
and 333 Washington aud 7SO Fulton Sta. Brooklyn and ~
iourths'. Williamsburg.
Accommodations IN and sleeping can no
procured OF he ticket oice 10 Newfork Clty anu ~
s3j " Nashington:st. Brooklyn -, ,,.-.
BAGGAGE called for and checked from residence
These trains daily. Others dsiiy exoent sunday
tThe-e trains stop at Harlem ,l26hst anil tth.sye,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
j All rail from GIa and Central Depot. Thre
erpress daily tSundays eNceptel 10 Boston AZ
IN attached lu y. palace Sleeping
earsJ Sundays at 10 D. H. with pa ace s'oepuS S4.S
NJ,
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

THE OLDEST ROUTE.
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9oN SUN
DAY. 5 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA IN
NEWYokK
Express trains leave NewYork via Debrosses and Court
landt street Ferries, as follows; .
84 aAo 81 AMI and IL night sundays q: 10.
s.gntedt, and s 10 a m T. g. and sp m and u
Trains leaving NewYork daily except Sunday. 0;2o,
ESQ and llil0 I'm, |, J. 4, and p. III, connect at
Retnrninr trains leave Broad Street Station Philadelphia
1901 3lj. $40, i35 Except Monday $50. 730,s2O,
sU ana g. $780, S i5 and TisG' rs p M S On ena sunday lay
taoi slS $50 d:$5 s;soa M 'i2o i,%mlts@ % $50 $40
TAO and $40 IN; Leave Philadelphia via Camden 500
isfsa saS csss. saSe 4s an as BROADWAY Astor
Bro9syn AnSeT oSs Of erv S
Luce, THsess ONCE No Banery Place and Castle Garden
The New York Transfer Company VIII can Tor anu eheoX
baggage IRON m leeis pil1 And residences J.RwooD.
CHA General Manager General Pass'r.Agcnt
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All trains leave West &2ds Cortlandt aud s
Chicago. slQ g. m, ~ p. m Pullman seepcrs through
et Lcgi. 1890 - M Pullman s siesDsrs; .,oon.r.
RsTS psn.on srise III Saass % fa haaS Ress M
Ap- ao6o, :sp m; sleeping and Paror cars through
sy5ssnssSi ss sic 7iS 10 10 iso M 1854 sSp i
Newourg KINGSTON. catskli. Albany TAO 40 llo(
For Montreal and Canada East 7io Uni $3.50
Hamilton London, 40 m, 800 'sp IN Toronto 'o'oo
sDay. Other trains daily except sunday.
For tickets time tables parlor or sleeping car areommods
Station Sa: or oSsa e. sSss &
ppe1 Ann y. foot Fulton 3 @ S H. 2s1 ae Sa sas
i.ndt and Desbrosses and west shore station foot
Ms' .2S Bagssgs Sao for s and m Checked from hoss
| ~ stste-st HENRY MoNETT Cen pass Agent
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New 3Jnblieaiiotts.

-
(No 4l9
FOR APRIL
CONTAINS,
PORTRAIT OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
From Photograph taken before his Election to the Presi
deney. Frontispiece;
WILD-GOOSE CHASE. ]. THE RISE.
The first of series OF Papers the Baltic Coast oy d.
MILLET Illustrated by the Author and H. SWAN o'Horu'
THE PRINCE OF WALES AT SANDRlNGHAM'
nv WILLIAM HOWARD RUSSELL With Fourteen
Illustrations
A COLLECTION OF CHINESE PORCELAlNS'
By r. RIoRDAN. Illustrated by the Author from opJe0''
in Charles A. Dana's Collections
A SONNET BY WORDSWORTH,
with Fuu.page Illustration by ALFRED PARsoNsi
ALONG THE RIO GRANDE,
BY SYLVESTER BAXTER. Illustrated,
FLY-FIsHING,
ByHP WELLS. ILLUSTRATED; H@
SOME RICHMOND PORTRAITS.
ByEL DIDIER. nlustrated
THE VISION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
APRIL IA. 1855,
Poem By w. p GARRISON
DREAMS,
Poem. BY JENNIE P. BIGELowi
SERIAL NOVELS:
EAST ANGELS. Part ~ BY Constance Fenimore
WoolsoD;
AT THE RED GLOVE. Part W. illustrated by C. B.
Reinharti
SHORT STORIES:
roo urcr, MOMENTUM BY James Lane Alien;
HOW FAITH CAME AND WENT BY Annie Trumbuli
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
German opera In New. York-Generai GordonMemoirs OF
George Lliot.-Ihe Washington Monument-Dynamhe'-A
Portrait of Abraham Lincolni
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER.
Climate and Disturbed-ino
End OF Sir Coyote John Vance Cheney. - WeihhslonS
French Cook David KerAneodote Of Marx Twaih-A d.
Acknowledging Aganst the Devil
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Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, New-York.
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strict Good Ordinary. GOA Middling ......... i0ss
Futures at one points lower closed at decline Of IN
points Inman sold 1000 May early aud bought 1900 Tor
Apr Stabcr bought 1900 April and June Liycrpoo
after The advance here OF saturday here selling
movement which carried down prices Sales 5000 bales
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
Menu pubIieatlons.
OBITER DICTA.
one vol, l6mo. with an American preface si'
CONTENTS

CARLYLE.
ON the ALLEGED oBscURrTY OF Mr. hRo"NiN"'
POETRY.
TRUTH HUNTING.
ACTORS.
A RoGUEs MEMOIRS.
The VIA MEDIA.
FALsTAFF.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
rU,nier Resorts.
Dressmd iiuI.

nRESS and WRAP MAKER goes ont by day
- or weex terms moderate refe country or city.
Address W. v, 1r1Buue Uptown ONES, 4Ss Bfoadway
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17

ST. LOUIS March l8-Flour unchanged Wheat nrm' N .a
Red - sc cash 80 March % 90 March sfss
April. sssc; May ssssc Oats anI cash sos osss os Bs
ter aa sss, stssy and uachsngsa Flax ssst s'sss3 ~
at sl 40 Hav qaisS sai nnch hmgel Braa hrg ~ al
Pork, si2 90. Bulkneae-Lcny ceI 80 s9 so9s ss5ss5 IS
observation-disclosures 1000 6b,s, Wheat 900 oasa' pssisS
100000 basl, OATS 2.ioO ousn Rye 10000 swas ws sS0o
900 Ousn shiDnents-gIour. l1O0J poiA wuyss iQO0
bush, Corn, 204.oo0 oasn uatA s7,ovo vasn' "~
bushi Bariey MONA
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR APRIL

study OF Prison Management BY Charles Dudley Warner
The Laws Delay. BY Chief.Justico T. Il. Hargis.
Free Thought In America. BY Robert Buchanan.
Characteristics OF Persian Poetry by Answorth r. Spot
fori
The Agricultural Crisis in England. BY William II. Bear.
How TO Reform English Spelling BY Prof. T. w. hunt
The Army OF the DISCONTINUED BY I. v. Powdery,
Comments.
30 cents copy s6 year.
Published at 80 Lafayette Place. NewYork.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads
LINE,

-STONINGTON LINE.
A rAnFs ssTs S% Fss
at BOO D. M Fiisteass to Boston. So torresrondnsrs'
oueton' to all pO.I " PopPLE General Passenger Agent
LALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
sGstSp s r ET .s tsss' iss
River da anHfys s5;sYse snsGa ssS Passenger Agent
BoRDEN & LOWELL AseRta Seu.Yorx,z -
TOR Ew-HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
sP s aorss and east EI
srS.ion to Nsw.Hayen and return. u ee. --
ERIE RAWAY nov yp kpewn WSyTnss e the hHit6xp NSM
ARRANGEMENTS Of train. from chaneerss Depot From SSd
uDay except saaday Praw,1ssSS~ sssS,,a
Coaches Bngaa,'top EsTa ana snG esa1 sago0
sy s Louis Limited Express NO 90 mao ar
gnr iGr s, s sSe pmTsn n Nassra Fails nj Hamilton ont
DSrp asSss S q NJ & ssIs%,9ss % e fS9 Ioa Zoo
second day connecting trains arrive Toledo 7a' p m anu
nSanspH' @py chSasd xpres, the West solid Tr1n A
%ra Si puSan Rma Day ySsgals sGs s,soPS
rio "a spa P5sssG & 81 @ 6so 80 1880 IN
5 1 S S3 2s 5 5 II noon %
Ss%s4T .ss S psssllSn s lSs sa vas
s 5SJ 5's sunssy5 ss 5si 3nH d$s s
5 snsass. o s rs S iS ioo any Giy Cs'
al S Sesin~ s53s'ss Sunday
goadont and Kingston and Montgomery am sSop M
S"as1y aosSes Sss 1920 am S3o $50 +so $3.50
"a AZ sS & 1927 YGOs@ o s6 so $50
$40 iSs 1 @ Ontario TSe sna ana nn
hs So TT 30 R 't92' $50 spln' sunday
saS SrtSs5yiS 1926 an 49, 'sss6 pm IN
quarter Of and % qnassr nae s. aHd from
io,d5 N to i2:45 a every hour. n..-.n poo,, ana
sS s SsS nd
q s5s RrGs%ay Of sa s
ProTr TSS or the 's ef 7
7So l2G 2N N ana iSz CENT pasr Agent NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave from Chambersst Depot for Engewood
S & c ana % nsht ss0 Sundays and
Nanuet, Spring Valley Monscy7. 10 46o m.
sunaa' join n ABBOTT Genr Paesr Agent New:le q
uARLEM RIVER BRANCH
II NEw.YoRK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. II
a :eFs 5s sIsssi ssi
fT @,I%, rS.' Ssr ysn ss. os''RSy: %.,
ssy chester ,ss Rsy @ssST cS
WITH rn for and az Ynu ss Rsn IS
ns sna aud sned and all points
Miinisnt train for and all intermediate sta
'Sn. snnsay a. y2iS tran, M or
ton. gS nSC9 % tRG way W to Depot
,smford ard with express Boson via shore Line
7 EHIGH VALLEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
H' Ss.ss 5Hsss :;i$s Ss:
js Sa as. a rna H Ss And fs s
n nj, Tor Es son Bethle chem and coplay. -. -. a..
,onts in Mshonoy and coal rezons Sunday
fsaSca for Nanch Chunk and HnZleton, $40 q IN.
~0sneral Esatsrn Onics No. 255 broadway.
NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToB0sTONS3,
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA So
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ENGLISH REVIEWS:

ENCIlIStl
"eome admirably written essays amusing ai',
,rl,o,t The book is the BOOK OF highiy'cui'Na"c'
man with n real gift Of expression, good dea' OF huor
fancy an Imaginative respccfor religion ana ra'hc
sceptical blIs"-[Spectitor
"TnIs brilliant and thoughtcompel!ing htte Dook
,nort from their intellectual grip which we think rehy
notable the gr at OF hcs, essays lies IN inc hne
ho,itv NJ their sitircal hunor"-t Academy
:. A very dainty h,tle book-dainty wrtten' dahtiy
prnted and dln;ily bound The author mas hhe turn u
atva vary prty wit soii AMI manly VEN of rciecuon'
An eminently pleasant and conpaniolaoio doom.
Omen Il where We may End something 10 entertain Al"
stimnIaie to invite me utaton. and provoke reheeuoh
This g partly due 10 the temper OF inc ooA parity W WV
engaging simplicity of its style."-lTmes
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