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Tnstrnctlor.
Fer Boys and Young Men-country.
HOME-LIKE BOARDING SCHOOL TO

Fer Bows and Touny Men-Country.
HOME-LIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
So'"9 T. KINDS. a. NJ. Hampstead Long Islani
DORpENTOWN, N J.-Military Institute.
Is Prep Tes Tor cosg, 6u,ne,. fln.y Ioc,to health
iuand 'rOugh For For cT;aaF S &c. aares NJ Principal
pETIS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford.
ID Conn Prospect Hill. outside The yiisg eo very
healthy spring term Of iCh year segns Apr
pOYs and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
.aIo sS Of Su eSn'i'nSH stocsDse Mass
NOTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, Poughkeepsic.
college and Govern nent schools ani oI Dsaosa
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS;-M Mil
~ ford Conn Parents who S, ar nrna m he vatasss
b hs s, sSo Adc.s FRSK HOVE
EREEHOLD INSIIIumE, sreeh9 M,a ~ Si
e yor business for Princeton Columbia. Yale and
Harvard Send 0r ca REV. A. q. CHAMBERS, Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
C. b. METCALF, 4. NJ. superintendent.
HOME SCHOOL for ten BOYS at New-Ham-
IL burg-on'Hui'On- Send Tor ' Revj H. CONVERSE
MIR. CHARLES f. FISH, ChicOpee, Mass.
win receive into his family tSa s"" be- M made
for tss eSet se99S
bfo5 fhEh nhScno fTHT Philips Ioaay.
AndOvcr
NEWTON, On. J.) COLL. INSTIIUTE;-
~ Rows TO II specially beautiful bomelike. healthy
high $50 fee primary business academic sclontno col
ege preparatory music gymnasium, - acres OF GROUND
riding department: uaned horses and chdrens ponies
Next term April 49, Vacation Camping EXCURSION july
JWILSON. A. NJ Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
i Chester Costly BUILDINGS. Thorough lnstructon
A MILITARY COLLEGE Civil Engineering. Chemistry,
Classics English. COL THEO. HYATT. Presldeht.
CUMMIT ACADEMY, Summit. New-Jersey.-
= preparatory school for boys $500 per year Offers
superior advantages in English CLASSICS Modern Languages
anu "'''''"' ALFRED N FULLER. A. b. Principal:
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Department OF Arts H. Towne scientific School III
Wharton School OF Finance and Economy ~; course IN
Philosophy " Course in Music. VI Medica SGhoo vi
x biological school. XI. Department OF Philosophy
In making inquiry please specify depart ment e..
' 'o REV. JESSE y BURK. Secretary.
University OF Pennsylvania. West Philadelphia, fenh
For Young Ladies-Country.
HOME Boarding School for Misses and Chill
dren.-Onc hour from city mothers care gOod Doaru
and tuition 500 per year Higher branches Desired
Miss A. rhURSION Box Alb. stamford conn.
NYACK SEMINARY for girls limited num-
~ bers thorough training delightful homes one hour
from y. V Address MIS-. lMOGENE BERrHOLF, Principal
THE ELMS.- Family and Day School for Girls,
Il No. l4l Hghst, Springfield. Mass For circulars al
dress the Principals. Misses PORTER ChAAPNEf'
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE,

TsBosT0Nss.
WORCESTER $780,
NASHUA SO 49,
PoRTLANDsa
aud M transfers.
Steamers CITY Of Worcester and "Oity of Boston"
leave Pier 40 N. r. foot OF watts ney pier above DoS
brosscsst. Ferry. daily. exoopt sundaya q. 6oop. ~
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miscellaneous.
miscellaneous.
BRIGHTS DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
BUFFALO
LIT RI IA w a T { r,
Natures Great Specific.

Dr. Wrn A. Hammond, OF Neo York. surgeon General 4. s.
army etred Professor Of diseases o. me Mind and NeTU-
Gus System tte UntuerSUp Of Nctc- iorL. &c.
time made OF Buffalo Litla Water in
cases tons OF the Nervous System complicated with
Brghrs USedse of ne Kidneys with GOufy DtGueSs
me results have been enlinenIV sdtiSidctOTV"
Dr. dustin Ftinf "a his Practice Of Medcfne under the
BrfahtS Disease says symptoms reerabe TO the
Nervous SySelu dmOnG me mast important OF those
longing to the clinical history Of the disease"
Again he SAYS: " coma and C1nUmSiOnS are me most I'm
nor liant OF the symptoms referabe TO the Nervous System
They IN pretty large proportion OF cases and are
generally IOreruuneTS ~ n Jdtdt fcT3HitdtiOn."
IL is evident then that Hammond aests tho efficacy
OF the Water in me most 0ridabe pTeendttOns " BrGfs
Dsease 49,.
DR. o. Hasted Bop'and late Pr9tessor Of surgery BAIT
more college. tate Sturgeon French ry (DecOrdfed
Member baltimore Acddenp Of Medicine Member american
Medical association, &c
falo Iitha Spring No is in experience Waout
ripd the form Infersttdl
Nephris In cases In which the dtttne. In the urine
reached AZ high cent have 10 under
of This Water gradually diminish and finally disappears at the
same tin other alarming symptoms relieved and the
sufferers restored 10 health" . -.
Water dozen hag On Dotes - w per case
at the springs.
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SPIRITS OF TrRpENTINE
CnArtFsroS April ll.-.InTpc liinc que. ~ '7i2c.
SAyAsNAH April IL lurp 'ntlur quiet al nc
NHMnoIOS. Aprl ii Il urpoliinc arm lt 1fl4'.
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Dancing Aea0emlcs.
AT p. HARVARD REILLY'S School Tor
"A Dancing No. SIS 5thave. hith classes still open

Gclcters.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL BUREAU, 2 West
~ l4tbst, New.YoTs. r. +. AVERY lately at Schsfmer
supplies best Teachcr~ for Private Pupils,
Families Schools and Colleges. NOcharGc
5000 TEACHERS WANTED TO regse now for the sea
No charge for registration. Form for stamp.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
~ better prepared for efficient work than
provinces best Teachers Private Iupis,
Families, Schools and Colleges, WITHOUT CHARGE.
j. W. SCIIERMERHORN & Co, z Il. l4thst, y. Y.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
N Agency supplies Professors Telchers Tutors Cover
pesses Colleges, schools AMI ia miles, Apply -
MRS NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON. rs Union square
TEACHERS WANTED.-Three ladies, grad
L yates OF Normal schools. for primary departments.
Salaries $3.50 10 5000. Apply TO A. LONELL& Co.
10 Aston place. New-YOrk
NNANTED.-POsitlOn as governess or COM
w panIon accustomed TO travelling. Address
Miss NJ a. ALDEN Baltimore = o.. Nd
VALE GRADUATE.-An experienced IN
structor and private tutor issrss enSi.s nsnt u
one more hours daily. Address B.A. Tribune onse
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EOR BERMUDA. -
Tho elegant new the Quebec steamship Com
many TRI IDA and ORINOCO. will be dispatched EVERY
UiiRSDAY from Nsw-YOrk and Bermuda. - rlAoco"
from New ork April 2. Excursion rates $50 70 $50.
For passage information, DC. apply TO
A Il. OUTEhBRIGE CO. Agents, OIL Broadway
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY, 2O7 BrOadway
VI Between ew.YOrk and IIavre
Companys Pier new No AZ North RIVER footof Mortons
uERMAlN. IrauD. W edneStlY, April ID a. W.
OIINDE Rodriguos ....... Wedns sday, Aprt % a. m
NORMANDIE Frangeul. ednesday April ~; a. m
1T LAURENT dc JOnssein. Wednesday. May o. 10 a M
Checks payable sight amounts TO suit on the Bapqus
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent No. Bowling Green.
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TIC Quotations according to the Anne classacatOn

Futures were quiet and depressed, owing to fall IN
consols opened at TO points decline Win
tendency. closing at decline OF TO 10 points
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Ocean Steamers.
!. u. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIPS

A NCHOR LINE, u. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
IN GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
DEVONIA Aurl Is. q. m. BOLltlA May Z a. m.
ANCHORIA,April 20. z pm CIR, AS "a May = noon.
cabin passage 800 20 $50. Second class $50
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY Of ROME ...... calls Wednesday June 3, May g.
and fourth Wednc Stay thereafter
Cabin passage $50 to 500. second class $50.
steerase outward. orprep3id $l5
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents
New or.
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EUROPE.
EUROPE
COOKS EXCURSION PARTIES sail from New-York in
Anrl NAV In July firs-cass steamships.
SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL
TRAVELLERS at REDUCED RATES. by the best routes
for pleasure travel.
COOKS URSTONIST, with maps, contains full par
tcuars, by mail for ten cents.
THos COOK d SON. POI Broadway n. Y.
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GOMBO ZIIEBEs Little Dictionary OF Creole PfovGr r
Selected from six Creole Dialects IrAhsiaVc9 into o
FRENCH and into English with Notes, Complete ihoeN
TO subjects ami Brief Remarks upon tie |.tono
IlIoms OF Lonsiania By IAFcADIo HfAhN' new
Yurx 1855. WILL II. Coleman. $40. PIP AZ
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Drr Soo0s.

NIATTINGS, Cheapest floor covering for
vi hotels cottages. dwellings examine; bargains car
nets rugs. druggcs art squares
- ANDREW LESTER AZ Co. 1921 broadway.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
49, 81!

On and after sunday, me 2lst, 1885, trains will
leave Beverly, as follow
For Phi1atelphia 54S 6.s2, 7s7 SOC, SAL 1Ol5 am,
l20S 24 lib 3.37 400 COS, 636 7.5S, 1913, l5 pm.
sundays only Sl4 a. m. 1888, 100 and 1000 pm.
For Nelo York CITY, 70l, Sill, 800 HIP a. M, 1249
3.l2 sos 10, 7.45 y. M sundays, 7.33 p. m.
For Bordeot0a 7.0l, SILL 500, Hip 1913, 3l2
sos, $40, cal, 745, p l2iS night, Sunday, 1908
7.33, 9.4S p. m.
For Trenton, 7.Oi sll, 9.o9 Hip. a. M, 12.49 Sl2
sos, $40, 7.45 p. IN. sundays, 7.S3 p. m.
For burlington. 7Ol s1i, 800 Hip M. 12.49 3l2
4l9, sos 553, 6l0, GIL 20 745, l.2 p 1918 night
sundays only 1908 a. m. 2.l7 7SS, and 9.4s p.
For Mount Holly and bedford Sill 909, Ill2 a.
312, sos, 7.20p m.
For Riakora and points on Kinkora Branch
H. Il. 2.i9, sos m. - night, Sundays, 1908
a. M, 1888, 9.IS p. m.
Leave Ptaadelphia for Beverly, St 80 70, 1880
IL 2,30 $50 430, 800 $50 600, $50, 7C0
1890 ll.3O M Sundays only 9.lj M, l.30 and GA.
800 p m
Leave Ne,V York 90, 900, lilo a. H.. co. ZOO 400
800 and y. N Sundays only, 1907 M
Leave Trenton, 645, 7.45 92s, 12O a. M. I.2s, So
4.0i $50, CPS, 955 p sunday 20 $40 pm
W.N. Barnard
superintendent Amboy Division.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Cold weather is coming and no doubt
some of you are thinking of putting in
heater, and Of course you want the
best, let me call your attention to the
improved TRIUMPH heater wich gave
such satisfaction in Beverly last winter.
The TRIUMPH is strictly first class
and contains all the latest improve
ments. This heater has been manufac-
tured to meet the wants Of those in
search of first. class article. Below
we give few Of its many points Of
excellence
/. A heavy octagonal base Ono feet
with a complete ash pit and dust
hue connected with ash pit passing out
side Of heater and connecting with fue
pipe, the dust does not pass through
the drum as in some heaters therefore
keeping the drums from filling up with
dust.
2. Poke hole giving the advantage
of cleaning all clinkers from surface Of
CRATE and dumping clinkers in ash pit
without dropping outside Of heater
making one fire last al! winter.
8. Heavy Egg Cylinder, with dump
ing and shaking CRATE.
4. A patent shaker so that you can
stand up and shake the CRATE without
getting full Of dust and breaking yoatr
back.
5. Tubular drum containing ten hot
air tubes the greatest number in any
heater known, thereby increasing its
power. The cold air enters the bot
tom Of these tubes and passes out of
the top hot, thence carried into the hot
air pipes.
6. A vaper pan is placed in the base
of the heater in such position as all
of the hot air is rarelied before reach
ing the hot air pipes.
We could fill this paper with testi-
monials received from all over the
United States of its excellence as a
heater, in summing up the many com
mendable features of the TRIUMPH
heater we can but say for durability,
economy, power and convenience its
equal is not in the market
Call and see it and you will be sur
prised at the loa0 price that | am sell
ing this heater
Yours Respectfully,
|. T. CRAYTHoRN.
Corner Warren and Laurel streets.
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BRIDGEBoRo.-The elders and trus-
tees of the Methodist Church have
been made the nearest heirs by the will
of the late Lydia Smith.
The SANDER case of johnson VS..
Darlington at the present term of court
is thought will he very interesting for
our residents.
The wedding of Miss Gussie Schurch
and Mr.. Harry Peacock, of Moores-
town, last Thursday night week was
attended by friends Of the contracting
parties. Rev. r. c. Evans, assistant
rector of St. Stephens Church, Bever-
ly, performed the ceremony, after
which the guests partook of a fine
collation..
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RIvERsIDE-Mr. Clemens Haas has

RIvERsIDE-Mr. Clemens Haas has
opened new bakery at Palmyra.
The new Postmaster gives notice the
Post Office will be closed hereafter on
Sunday Mt II A. M.
The Ladyof I.ourdes Pioneer Corps,
of Trenton, gave a tirst-class exhibi-
ton drill at the picnic last week. The
manelvres were appreciated by all
the spectators.
Mr.. Philip Smith will build a new
brick dwelling with French roof which
will be finished by the LIST Of Decem-
her.
The framework of the new barn for
George Mcilhenny is receiving the at
tention Of the carpenters.
Indications point to a lively bnSi-
ness season in this quiet inland town
1t is reported that building operations
will he brisk the coming Fall and
Winter.
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DELANco. MIR. j. B. Carter has
given the contract for building his
new house and store to Mr.. N"rcross of
Burlington.
Messrs j. Hipperstiel and Charles
Knapp, have purchased lots here and
will build shortly.
The "Clippers" Of Burlington, de-
feated our local club "Lpne Star in a
game Of base ball last Saturday after
noon in the former city by score OF
IA to 13 runs.
Last Friday evening the Hall was
crowded to listen to the troupe which
we're sent in place Of the Stevens Fam
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lily. The performance was greatly en-
joyed, but the hoodlums in the rear of
the room who annoyed the audience
by their loud stamping and bad be-
havior should be made an example of.
1t would be we'll for the managers to
"spot" them out and not admit them
TO future exhibitions.
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TEACHERS AssoCIATIoN.-Th first
meeting, after vacation, of the Burling-
ton County Teachers Ass )ciation, was
held in the Court House, Mt Holly,
on Saturday. The President occupied
the chair, and having called the MEM
beers to order, listened to the rolI-call
and reading of minutes of the previous
meeting.
On motion of Mr. Quigg a commit
tee of three was appointed to draft re-
solutions relative to death of Miss
Julia A. Lippincott which occurred
last month.
Mr.. Haas then discussed the re-
suits of the pupils examination held
in April. He was much pleased with
those who had striven to gain the
necessary average, but there where
many who did not try, that could have
been equally successful.
There were no papers rejected for
diploma grade. Much praise has
been and is given Burlington County
Schools. DR.. Hasbrou ok, in recent
letter to our County Superintendent,
stated that the State Normal School
never received better trained pupils
than those from Burlington County,
and hereafter persons who pass the
diploma grade examination shall be
admitted there without a re.examina-
ton. Mr.. Haas then gave an excellent
discourse on the subject GLOW to
Teach" or adapting impressions to in
FAINT minds, one of the principal points
being to teach by phonics and homo
phonics.
The afternoon session was very short.
On motion of Mr.. Watts class adjourn
ed at 2.30 to meet Oct. 10th. F.
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PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH, new b0ok BY DR.. John
". Dye, one OfIhe New York's most skilful phvsi-
clans, shows that pain is not necessary ~ Childbirth
but results from easily understood and oyer
come. 1t clearly proves that any woman may be-
come mother without suffering any pain what
ever. 1t also tells how to overcome and prevent
morning sickness. swelled limbs and all other evils
attending pregnancy. 1t is reliable and highly en-
d0rsed by physicians everywhere the wifes true
private companion. Ont this is will save you
great pain, and possibly your life Send two cent
stamp for TOR descriptive circulars testimonials and
confidential letter sent in sealed envelope. Address
FRANK THOMAS Il Co.. Publishers Baltimore,
Maryland.
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ANY man or woman making less than
$40 weekly should try our easy money
making business. We want Agents for
our ceiebra'el MADAME DEAN SPINAL
SUPPORTING CoRsETs; also, our SPINAL
SUPPORTER. SHOULDER BRACE AND ABB
DoMINAL PRorECToR COMBINED (for
Men and Boys. No experience required.
Four orders per day give the Agent $3.50
monthly Our Agents report four to
twenty sales daily. IS outfit free. Send
at once for full particulars. State Sex.
Lewis Schele & Co, 800 Broadway, New
York.
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On Monday evening, Miss Alder
ia G., daughter of Mr.. John Marter
of Wood Lane, Edgewater Park, was
rendered birthday party at the resi-
dence of her uncle Mr.. Daniel Stock
ton, corner of Church and Franklin
streets, Beverly Township. There were
fifty one of her young lady and gentle
men friends present. The evening was
pleasantly spent in playing games, and
about 10 O'Clock the company were
invited into the dining room where a
table was spread with flowers, cake,
fruit and ice cream neatly arranged by
Mrs. Sadie Loveland an aunt of Miss
Marter. After they had enjoyed the
repast they returned to the sitting
room and parlor and resumed the
games. At about midnight the affair
closed when the guests retired to their
homes having greatly enjoyed them.
selves.
The devotion of the Forty Hours
Alteration of the most Blessed Sacra-
ment will commence in St. Joseph's
Church, of this city, on Sunday, Sept.
Goth. The Bishop of Trenton having
consented to change the time from
November to this date. The Mass of
the Exposition will be at A. M.
Sunday, celebrated by Rev. Father
Gibson, the Pastor. On Sunday even
ing the Rev. Father Francis, of River
side, will preach at 730 o'clock. On
Monday, Rev. P. A. Tracey, Pastor of
St. Pauls Church, Burlington, will
celebrate Mass and preach at s o'clock.
On Monday night at 8 p NJ, Rev. Fa-
Their Duggan, of Mount Holly, will
preach all the three. Rev. Fathers
will hear confessions before and after
their services to give all an opportunity
for Communion. The Sunday Parish
Mass will be as usual, at 1870 A. NJ.
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When You visit or leave New DIRK City, save Bag
gage Expressage Carriage Hire and stop at the Grand
Union Hotel. opposite Grand Central Depot.
Elegant Rooms fitted up at cost of one mil,Nn
dollars, reduced to 81 90 and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied with
the best. Horse cars stages and elevated railroad
to all depots Families can live better for lie s
money at the Grand Union Hotel than at any other
first-class hotel in the city 10lSl v
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CHANGE.

Very often changes bring about
sudden and unexpected results. For
instance, one may be in doubt of his
future prosperity and shadows Of
perplexity seem to overhang the on
coming days, but by prudent preme-
Citation he so changes his circum-
stances as to cause the bright sun
shine of success to dispel the dark
ness, and imprint the beautiful bow
of promise upon the retreating clouds
of anxiety.
Again change of weather may
so startle the human frame as to
quite overcome the existing state of
health and leave the victim with
colds, cough or consumption, for
which their are numerous remedies
such as Red Star Cough Cure,
Jaynes Expectorant, Piso's Consump-
ton Cure, ETC., kept on hand by the
writer, but we have a preparation,
"Our Expectorant" we can recon-
mend as a conscientious specific for
colds, cough, etc, knowing thorough
ly what we are selling.
Then, change in prices creates
discussion to such an extent as to
cause inquiry into the ho'c the former
high prices were maintained. We
are very grateful to our patrons for
remembering the store that was the
origin of the low price system and
that now sells nearly everything in
the drug line lower than anybody in
town. And our prescription practice
has been surprising since the last
change in our adv. Remember the
discount, 20 per cent below other
druggists prices, competent druggists
always in attendance either night or
day.
Any physicians prescription filled,
you have your choice of drug stores
and are not compelled to accept the
choice of the Physician as is often
understood
Change in season brings about de-
mand for spices, which we meet with
something new. A neat little spice
cabinet containing 5 beautiful glass
jars all filled with spices of any
selection you desire all complete for
only 75c. send in your orders early
and don't buy one cents worth until
you have seen it, we will canvass
Beverly during the next week and
give everybody chance to see the
new invention.
We also these spices at 15c. per
jar. They will keep almost any
length of time having been hermcti-
cally sealed.
They are ground for us by Graver
& Co. Phila., and are of the very
best quality.
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va After all others fail, consult DR..
Lobb, 329 N. Fifteenth Street below
Callowhil. Philadelphia. Cures all
Secret Diseases of both sexes. Twenty
years experience. Consultation by
mail. Nervous and Special Diseases.
New book just out. Send for it. Hours.
II A. M. till 2 P. NJ, and 7 to 10 P. NJ,
Books free to the afflicted.
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Beverly Post Office.

OFFICE HouRs:-From % A. NJ. to 5 80 p. Nj
MAILS CLOSE.
\. Y. and East Jersey, way, AS a. M, $50 p. m.
Trenton 5.45 p. M.
Philadelphia, Pa. 11.40 a. M, $40 p. m
way mail, sis a. m. 7.iD p, m .
MAILS ARRIVE.
n. Y. and East Jersey, way, 800 a. m. sis p. m.
Trenton, 1920 p m.
Philadelphia, Pa, 730 a. M, $50 p. m.
way mail, $50 a. M, $40 p. m.
W. X. vANScIVER, p. NJ
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This column is leased for one year, and will contain
every two weeks spicy in formatiOn OF pub
lie interest. And you aware
spices of
prime quality.
Beverly Pharmacy, near Depot, on Cooper Street
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Dry Goods

is large, and aoe orenor selling lamns
from 5 to u cents. All kinds Of
materials for ohie dresses. IIehnrc
selected some beautiful Handbags and
Irish point htce for trimming.
A large lot of Mother Hubbard
Wrappers and Chintz Suits at low
est prices.
Pants and shirts to match. $l.25
for the suit. Made of new style of
summer goods.
All wool plaids for boys suits,
just received.
Fall suiting reduced 10 ten and
twelve cents.
Large stock of Mason jars, pints
and quarts.
Covered Jelly tumbles for 35 cts.
! per doz.
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say-After all others fail, consult DIR.

Corner Warren and Laurel streets.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-03-07
Died.

At his residence, on the morning
of Feb. %, w. w. Long, after a Sc
we're and protracted illness. Mr.. L.
was for years virtually an invalid
and for more than four months he
had been confined to his bed, entirely
dependent upon the care of friends.
His suffering was constant and much
of the time was very great, and yet
he never murmured, was always
cheerful and took an interest in the
affairs of everyday life. He waited
patiently day by day during many
months for the summons Of the Mas
ter, willing and ready to obey, yet
submissive to His will. The sum-
mons came at last and he passed
quietly to that better world, to share
in its joy, its freedom from sin and
suffering. He has gone to his home,
but the lesson of his life should re-
main with us, to comfort and strength
en-, and to check our desires to COM
plain.