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Nhai is Gatatfh2
II is A diseaSe on The

II is a disease OF the,
m uccus IN c mbraue
seEers ly originating
IA h, nasal pas ages /
main aiming Its strong
holo n the head. From
this oint II sends forth
q pG Sonous virus along
the membraneous lin.
lngs and through the
digestive organs, cor
ruptiDg the blood and
producing other trou-
blesome and dangerous
- nptoms.
Cream Balm has
;ained an enviable rep
~utation wherever
known, displacing all
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Manhood Restored,

Remedy Fres.-A victim Of youthful impru-
4 h.nee causing PrsHsIur Decay, Ncrvous Debility,
k9csf Manhood, &C, having tried n vain every
nown remedy, has disoo'ereda staple means o.
EuEssers. Address, ]. Il. REEVES. IS Chatham
Tr.at Nav York.
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snEELiNS AND ELM GROVE r. Il
IN AMI A9HDAY, MAY 4, 1850
- trains On the Whesfng and Elm Grove Raj
.ssA viii run An tolloWs.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

Tuesday, August Is.
The local market is rather active. Sew.
ersl of our dealers are still buying and have
slipped some east during the past week.
frlces remain the same-2S@30 cents for
FssEed heeces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-20

other preparations. A particle Is applied into each
It Cleanses the head. A lays IL HANNA
don. Heals the Sores. Restores the Sense
of Taste, Smell, Hearing. A Thorough
Treatment VIII Cure. Not a Liquid, OF
snuff. Apply into nostrils.
rrioe so cts. at druggists; or by mail. Send for cir
culsr. ELY BROTHERS,
Tvs Dru0pists. Oye0o. N. Y.
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on'0 7r"rRAL RAILROAD.
KANAWHA DlVISIv.,.
.gOs. r. SHARP ....................... Receive
10 effect Wednesday, december 5, 1884.
TRAINS GOING WRIST:
NOTES.

Connections at PIT Pleasant with c. II. va T.. b
lnnati, Wheeling and all point, North, East and
Vest at 1855 p. m.
backs leave o. c. r. Z. depot at Point Pleasant
lpon arrival of trains, running through TO Gallipolb
Without delay; returning, leave Gallipolis at 2:lt
4. m, connecting with trains at Pt. Pleasant for
,harlestOn and points east and west on C. & q. B. B,
Trains daily, except Sunday. Trains run one nt-
IN (75th mendian) standard time.
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ECZEMA
And Every Species Of itching and
Burning Diseases Cured by
Cuticura.

TCZEMA, or salt Rhsum, With its a~sonikias
II itching ard burning, instantly relieved bya
Iarm hath With Cutieun Sap, and G EnSie spPu-
c1,ion Of Cuticurs, the greAt Skin Cure. Inis re-
psated daify, Win two or three doss Of Cuficuta
Rssolyent, the New Blood Purifier, 70 keep the
b ood cool, the temptation pure and upinitsting,
toe bowels open, the liver and ndDeJs aenT-, Sih
-peedlly gure Eczema, letter, kingvorm, PsorlAHs,
L'chep, Pruritus, ecall besd, Dsndr1n, aat ssery
zptcifs Of Itching. scaly aud Pimpiy Aunor oithe
-Calp and skin, when The best physicians ad all
known remedies fzlL
VIII Mcdonald, 2547 Dearbon street, Chicayo,
x~rAre'ully apknoui edge q eur Of EezsnA, or SAN
Rheum, on head, mex, lace, arms and legs iof ses-
entees ysars, not able TO S,lE eIospt On nan: sna
light y'ars; tired hundreds Of remeotsj doctors
prosounced bis case hopeless permanently cursa
Nv CutLcurz ResolTent (blood puTth.rl internaiiyi
and CuticuTa and Cu'icura Soap the great snn
eures) externally.
Chas. HouEhton, Esq, lawyer, % State street,
Boston, reparts q Gaze Of Eezsma under his oeser-
yation for ten year, which ooytrtd the paten.s
bSdy and H. b., ard 70 which all known netaofs
a. rrsaruer had been Gvpiied without b nSft, Which
Eas comple ely cured solely by the Cuic1ra Rene
dies, leaving q elsas and healthy akin.
Mr.. John ThieI, wlksbzrre, Ph, writes: 81
have suhtr,d from sslt kheum fr over e1gatyser'
a tinss 20 ed that could not ausni o ny son-
nes, for seeks az o time Three ooXs Of Cuteuna
ard ioar hotlss Of HesoI rent have entirely cunes
ne Of this dresdiul diteass."
Sod By al Druggists Pdes; Cuttcrrs. &c. E-
,rrt 81 al. sozp. 2S- Prepared By the PoTrxB
nRus ssp HEs-cIL Co.. sostrn, AAaL
rEnps7IFY TIE Complexion aLd skin b.
6ERO ukiog the nueErs soap.
aTIRED AND aching MUSCLES,
rice through eoust.s o D -cys toy Iesf and neiisi'
Like BEn1s 70 the ebildr~n lEsei !"
EgtS che Cutieurz Plaster 20 the n t.oTef-
W worked aeh,nz u8.eis. De- AZ
f yorrs.lf .-e e0nsor1 zEorif-
kv4SS rev, oTiginl znt sfs-dE nne fscs
E1YMW ps5r scd ir6sm nation. Z cham
e: Eve fT me. Maid Tree. PJ&.
AspcHKxuc.L &C. BOSTON
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DbsIms
THUBsDAY, All
T~RAEELERse GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS
IA EXPLANATION OF RxEExsSCB MARks: sD1tly.
tsundAy excepted Monday skceptsd-Whseltns
Tine.
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west VIRGINIA MAP.

The BKGrsTER's map Of the State, made from &C
'ual surveys Of each county, contains all post roads
nd streams, with political divisions. &C, and Is
consids red the only accurate map Of the state ever
,u0lisbed. siEe-Three by three and three iourths
ieet. Prtco 90 Con t8.
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LIFE IN A LIGHTHOUSE.

How the Tower Rocks in a Storm-Pelted
with Birds-TryiBg Experiences.
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Al tnans daay 0sDs s.l1sy.
.s rs,,s: .iss s.ass ss. D%.1 isa. ~ s..s:.siszS5s
YkiLz2elpkis ma nsw Ten. W oaE11Lf
irdrnsa, kndsviils- ChiASas isaaan1pe8 -
rs ssrysss teuA 1902 osaasZH(
= 3 10 8. IosImzon. I11lss1er
Sssdh Dskan, &c 1sysc0
n.aEos'sf ghs -
. s~-rr--saas - ss
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dull; sales at 81 OO@4 G.
or sheep, and at 81 OO@4
s-Receipts 5000 head; n
t 81 1904 IS per cwt.
Cincinnati.
Aupust lg.-Hops-

CrNCINNATl, August l9.-Hogs-Firm
common and light So SO@4 so, packing
ard butchers 81 35@5 90; receipts 1900
oeaG; shipments 308 head.
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ps.~nrsr ,rsins dsiiy tnsnAaas Bssls,. Asuus
nodatson trains run daily assyt e~znlal
Tinkst Assal wbsstinG wa
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so,d bv al Druggists Price: Cutic1rs. &c.; Re
Solv.rt, 500; soap, &c Prepared q tne foEfA
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Butter-Prime t choice creamery 20@
Csc; choice dairy l4@l6c; good to prime
country roll l2c; common mixed
stock 5@7c. Good demand for good arti-
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IN tie ii role, supported
IsttsDtior tven 20 6Stsil.
80 oni2lou IS and
2ith, 1856.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-11
CHAPTER XIV.
ONLY A TRAMP


Night was falling at the Gairloch Head
when a conveyance drove M and stopped at
the hall door The driver got down and
began to bring forth sundry boxes and to
load the cart with them. BY and by a
woman came out of the house and got into
the wagon. Then they turned towards the
city. Suddenly ths horse came to a full
stop. 1t was now quite dark, and the
carter, who had a ''drappie In his ee,' en-
deavored to urge the animal onward, bit in
vain The sagacious brute trembled vio-
lently, whinnied loudly, reared back on his
launches, and finally concluded not to
bulge another foot Obviously there was
nothing for it but for Duncan MacTavish to
get down and see what was the matter. In
getting down he smashed his lantern, and
the light went out See, he couldn't-fe
he did In mement he called out to the
woman in the cart:
'Eh, Jeanniel Here's q mon leeing a. but
deed No wonder Jock wouldna bulge
He was ave a gey, 'cuts beast. Come down
and gle hond, woman Wen ma leave a
Christen to dee while there's a wee bit
squeak for his life"
They lifted the man into the cart, and
JEANNE supported the poor creatures head
on her lap, little dreaming for whom she did
that Christian Office. but when the light fell
on his pallid face at DIR. Miller's door, and
she saw who il was all the blood in her heart
stood still, but she didn't come of a faint
ing race-besides. she had something else to
do just then
''What, whatr she exclaimed. the mis-
tress was aye richtl He isna dead after
a'-the puir. bonnie laddie. Doctor, doc
tori come butt the nooF SD, screamed like
a rnadworan- When she told Miller who
the brolen-down wayfarer was be instantly
had poor Curly brought in and put In the
best bed In the house. Restoratives were
employed, but it was long before conscious
No. supsrvensd.
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As il is we'll known to our readers, the
Gazette is but little given to what is usually
termed complimentary notices. and when
now we feel moved to direct special attention
to the merit of our esteemed contemporary,
the indianapolis Sentinel, we wish to be
understood as doing so with the earnest
purpose of just commentator, meaning in
deed more than we say. The Sentinel surely
put a vigor and power into the late cam
paign worthy of all praise and favor, and
incurred an expense In giving up so much
of its space to the publication of choice
speeches and other valuable political matter
that ought to be appreciated by the Democ-
racy of the state. We know the cost of a
daily newspaper, of setting the large amount
of nonpareil or small type set by the Sem
tinel, and the damage and loss otherwise
resulting therefrom to paper in its general
business, hence we unhesitatingly and un-
begrudgingly give our voice in very earnestly
urging upon Democrats everywhere through
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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-05
SITUATIONS WANTED.
CORPORATION NOTICES.
Notice to Taxpayers.

The following resolution was adopted BY
the Board of Finance and taxation, Febru-
airy 10, 1885, and approved by his Honor
the Mayor on February 16, 1885.
WHEREAS By an act of the Legislature of the
State of New Jersey entitled Gan Act relative to
arrears of Taxes and Assessments in Incorporated
Cities" approved February 5th 1885, power is
given to this Board to direct the City Collector and
City Treasurer to receive certain arrears Of taxes at
the rate of seven per centum per annum provided
such taxes be paid within one year and
WHEREAS, 1t is deemed inadvisable that SO long
a time should be allowed for such payments;
therefore,
Rtsolued, That in accordance with said act the
the City Collector and the City Treasurer be and
they are hereby authorized and directed to receive
the amount of any tax due upon any real estate in
this city laid or imposed prior to the year one thous
and eight hundred and eighty-fo and now re-
manning unpaid with interest at the rate of seven
per centum per annum said interest to be calcu-
lated from the time interest is properly chargeabe
thereon to the time of such payment together with
the actual expenses therertofore incurred for the
enforcement and payment of such taxes provided,
however, that this resolution shall not be con-
strued to authorize the receipt of any such taxes at
such rate of interest in cases where lands and real
estate have been sold for taxes and bought in by
any other person than the city of Jersey CITY or
some officer for the use of said city, and provided
further that such payments be made prior to the
thirtie-h day of April. 1885, and
Rcs0sved That this Board will not extend the
time for payment of taxes under the provisions of
said act beyond the said thirtieth day OF April 1885
and further
Resosued That q copy of this resolution, when
approved by the Mayor, be published three times
in the official papers.
ALLAN L. McDERMoTT
Prest of Board of Finance and Taxation.
GEORGE T. McANENY
Clerk of Board of Finance and Taxation
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-05
OHER1FF,s Salem oHANoERY OF NEW

OHERIFF'S SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW
u JERSEY.
Between the Provident Institution for Savings in
Jersey City complainants, and Edward D. Gilmore
et al, defendants.
Fl. ia. for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable February Term, 1885.
Bently Hartshorne, solicitors.
By virtue of the abovestated writ to nae directed
and delivered, shall sell by public vendue at J.
M. Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No. AZ Mont
gomery street. Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the twenty sixth day of Febru-
airy, A. D., 1885,
at two o'clock in the afternoon, all the following
described land and premises with the appurten
ances. being the same described in said writ that
is to say:
All that certain lot Of land and premises situate
in Jersey City. New Jersey, described follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner of Grove and
Fourth Streets thence southerly along Grove street
thirtyone feet thence easterly parallel with Fourth
street seventy feet six and threequarter inches 20
it, 81 in; thence north parallel with Grove street
thirtyone l31) feet to Fourth street; thence west
along Fourth street seventy feet six and three
quarter inches go #. 6 in) to the place of begin
ming
Dated December 49, 1884.
FERDINAND HEINTzE, Sheriff.
jan255w-$5.4o
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OK n00 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT.
0lJiUuU gage in sums to suit applicants; charges
moderate. ]. M. GIBsoN, A Montgomery street
DETER THAN SAVINGS BANKS.

DETER THAN SAVINGS BANKS
u Cheap houses on easy payments.
Ierhune ave-, 2st. house, rooms full lot !. $500
Skillman ave-. 2-st house, rooms, full lot l. $50
Bramhall ave., 2-st. house. 6 rooms. 800
Thone ST., 3-st. house, rooms, full lot. / 800
linden ave-, 2-st house, rooms, full lot 600
Eye ave. 5-st blk. bas. house, 9rooms. all imps3 800
Halliday ST. st. house. rooms, two lots q $50
Only from 5000 to $500 cash required; balance $50
to $50 quarterly Other bargains from 81 COO to
$4,000. Send stamp or call for Record" Office
open Monday and Thursday evenings until Q
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-05
SOCIETIES.
LIFE INSURANCE.
Important to Temperance Men and Women.

Insure your life by uniting with the Royal
Templars of Temperance, the greatest BENEFICIARY
order Of the century. Hudson Council. No. 4. of
New Jersey, holds meetings second and fourth
Tuesday evenings at Union Hall, corner Grove and
Fourth streets For circulars and other particulars
call upon add ess II. L. LOCKWOOD. M. D., medi-
cal examiner, 40 Grove street, or E. ]. CLARK,
Secretary, 587 Jersey avenue, Jersey City.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-05
ANOTHER BARGAIN.

GOOD CHANCE TO SECURE A HOME,
" Neat two-story house, LOG feet lot, rooms.
improvements, bay window. &C.; price, 81 500.
Two-story house, rooms, suitable for two fami-
lies; only S1,650. Also handsome new two-story
brick basement house, 100 feet lot. rooms all i'm.
provemsnts price. So 800; only 5000 cash required;
balance $50 to $50 quarterly. All of above in good
locations; convenient to ferries. Other bargains
from $500 upwards. Send stamp or call for IRE
cord" Office open Monday and Thursday even
ings until 9 o'clock. J. NJ. GIBSON, At Montgomery
street.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-05
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Auction Sales of Real Estate.
BY JOSEPH WARREN, Aucr1oSrER.

By JOSEPH WARREN, AUcTIoNEER.
Monday. next. April 6. fiat house. No. 27s Fourth
street.
Tuesday, April 7, store and tenement property,
No. 320% Henderson street.
Wednesday, April 8, private brick residence No.
214 Sixth street
Thursday, April 9. neat cottage and large lot No.
81 Lexington avenue.
Saturday. April IL. neat Cottage house and lot,
No. sos Grove street.
Monday, April ID, private residence and about
four lots of ground, No. 102 Palisade avenue.
Wednesday, April 10. four lots and building cor
ner of Pacific avenue and Wilton street.
Thursday, April 16, a large number Of vacant lots
at Mr.. Matthewss Office, Pavonia avenue and Erie
street.
Friday. April IT. Private residence. No. 60 Bel
mont avenue.
Monday, April 90, store and tenement property,
corner Grand and Henderson Streets
Tuesday, April 81. six private residences on Van
Horn street. See advertisement
Wednesday, April %. splendid corner property
at Wayne and Grove street.
Thursday. April %, splendid brick store property
at Grove aud Twelfth street.
All the above sales will take place on the days
named, and at o'clock p. M. on the premises. For
further particulars inquire of JOSEPH WARREN,
Auctoneer Office No. 331 Grove street Jersey City.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-05
ELECTION NOTICE

Pursuant to law, notice is hereby given that the
annual Charter Election in Jersey City for officers
in Aldermanic Districts, and the annual spring
elections for two l2) chosen Freeholders in each
Assembly District wi Il be held in Jersey City on
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-05
Secure a Home.

Neat 2-story house. 100 feet lot, 6 rooms i'm
provements, only $500; 2-story house. rooms,
full lot, 81, 600; 2-story and cellar house rooms
story brick basement house, 100 feet lot rooms
all Improvements. for $4,000, only $500 cash re.
quired, balance $3.50 to 5000 yearly, in quarterly
venient to ferries. Other places from $500 M
wards. Send stamp for Record" ONCE open
Monday and Thursday evenings until clock
J. M. GIBSON, At Montgomery street
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-05
rrrrH A1pERMAN1o pIsrn1or.


First precinct--(Fourth precinct, Eighth Assem-
bly, Disirict)-At earrings stable, Hoboken avenue
near Central avenue. Bounded follows: East
by the centre line of Palisade avenue north by
centre line of st. Paul's avenue; west by centre
line Of Summit avenue; south by the centre line
of Hoboken avenue.
Second precinct-(F First precinct, Fifth Assembly
District)-At 554 Newark avenue Bounded as fol-
lows: North by centre line of Hoboken avenue,
from Palisade avenue to Summit avenue west by
centre line of Summit avenue to Pennsylvania
railroad; south by centre line of Pennsylvania
railroad from Summit avenue to Waldo avenue I;
east by centre line of Waldo avenue to Newark
avenue, and by centre line of Newark avenue 10
Palisade avenue, and by centre line of Palisade
avenue to Hoboken avenue.
Assembly District)-At 499 Summit avenue, Alex
ander Bogle's. Bounded as follows: South by the
centre line of Stuyvesant avenue and Sipp avenue;
east by the centre line of Summit avenue north
vania railroad from Cottage street to the Hacken-
sack river west by the Heckensack river.
Fourth precinct-( Third precinct Fifth Assembly
District)-At $50 Bergen avenue. Bounded as fol-
lows: East by centre lire of Cornelison avenue,
from Montgomery street to Academy street, to
Waldo avenue and by centre line of Waldo avenue
to the line Of the Pennsylvania railroad, and by
said line to Summit avenue north by centre line
of Sipp avenue and Stuyvesant avenue, from Sum
nit avenue west to city line west by city line;
south by the centre line of Montgomery street,
from Cornelison avenue produced west to city
line.
Fifth precinct-fFourih precinct Fifth Assembly
Distriot)--At 465 Bergen avenue. Bounded as fol-
lows East by centre line of Cornelison avenue,
from its junction with Summit avenue to Mcpt'
gomery street north by centre line of Montgomery
street, from Cnrnelispn avenue produced west to
city line; west by city line; south by the centre
inc of Belmont avenue, from city line east to
summit avenue, and by the centre line Of Summit
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-05
BOARDING.


COMFORTABLE ROOM, BATH, ETC.-GoOD
Recommendations for two. Family private Terms
reasonable. 124 York street near Warren.
The Washington critic., 1885-09-07
TIE WANING SEASON.
Hoats Disseminating Thcir Trips TO
the River Resorts.

The carly setting in of fall weather
has virtually closed the river excursion
season. The boats which have been
continuing their trips to the several
river resorts, eXpectant of another pc
Rod of warm weather, departed from
the docks yesterday with but few pas
sengcrs on board. The Armenia, running
TO Lower Cedar Point, which has carried
on an average eight hundred passengers
daily to that popular resort during the sea-
son, yesterday waited over lime for two
hundred passengers, most of whom went
down to enjoy the sport of fall fishing.
This will he the last week that any but
the boats having regular routes will be
run. The ArrOwsmith, which was disabled
by the breaking of her shaft on a return
trip last Wednesday, has left Colonial
Beach, accessible only by the regular boats
running to the river landings. The Wake
field stops Mt that landing three times
week aud the Thompson twice. The Lady
Of the Lake also stops there on her way to
and from Norfolk The Armenia, it is un-
derstood, will be taken Off the Cedar Point
route at the end of this week.
Many improvements at Colonial Beach
are contemplated by the association. They
viii be completed by the opening of next
season. a proposed additional wing to the
hotel, 25O feet long, will double its present
capacity. The Kintz mansion viii be
raised two stories, forming Il central tower.
There is also in process of formation n
syndicate FOR the construction Of fifty new
cottages under a single contract.
1t is understood that General Thomas j.
Brady Of this city, who purchased the
large farm at Classic Shore, adjoining the
beach, has in view the establishment Of a
large stock raising farm
River side real estate has advanced Won
derfully in the past few years. Marshall
Hall, which was recently purchased for
i2s, Geo, could not be purchased from the
present owners for $4,000. Extensive i'm
provcmcnts win also be made at this near
resort by the opening of next season.
AT Chapel Point improvements can be
seen ON every side and more will be begun
soon.
Lower Cedar Point has advanced in the
same or even a greater degree The sea-
son now closing is said by the steamboat
men, in its latter part at least, to have
been one of unusual and unlooked-for ac-
tiVity and general success.