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MANAGEMENT or BULLS.


now Taurus Can Be Made 10 Earn rIis
Living.
We often hear and read Of men being
injured and killed BY bulls There 1
always more or less danger incurred in
handling bulls and stations, more than
. usually thought Men. when they
have raised animals from their birth.
fondled and petted them through the
playful part Of their lives, often scout
the idea that their bull is at all danger
Gus. They think that because their an.
imal has always been playful and never
shown any signs OF viciousncss. and
they have always been on GOOD terms
with him. that Il will always be 50. IL
y these very men who most often Get
into trouble with vicious male BREEDING
s .n'lna's. Never suspecting any danger.
III, , "'c taken unawares whenever the
pul' gets angry. Of course there IS .
great dinerence IN the dispositions OF
inherent breeds and different animals
q ,nc same breed, and much depends
~ .nc training the animal receives,
wnetner ne will DO cross and dangerous
~ not; put knowing that all malo ami
mas during the rutting season. are
more or less combative, Ii Il best 70 Al |
ways have in mind the element Of dam
Eer ana be governed accordingly when |
handling the larger and moro powerful |
4 bull should always have q ring pus |
u. bis nose by the time he il year old. |
There should be leading STAFF pro-
viued, one not made Of any poor stick
mat may be handy. but Of Tie toughest
wood that can be obtained. and which
Will hear heavy strain without danger
2, breaking. A bull STAFF six feet long
should. supported at the ends. sustain
y .nc iu!l weight Of q man jumping upon
y Then with . strong snap fastened
securely to the end. snapped into the
rng one has good control Of the most
vicious animal With the butt OF the
stan placed against building, IL Is inn
possible for the strongest bull TO crush
MS attendant as he often attempts to
TO-, and can, i led with . ropc or
a bulls were handled more than they
are Il would be much better IN manv
ways than to lot them run in the
pasture, living life OF elegant ease, or
what l. worse. kept imprisoned II 4
stall except when led out. There il no
GOOD reason why q bull should not DO
trained to work. and. II made To do a
\, amount every working day in
Inc year, will not only in this way re-
Pay the cost Of keeping him. but will DO
! much better breeding animal for the
constant exercise he gets. II will also
70 more than anything else 10 make
nm quiet and lractable. Var;ous con.
'r'vanccs have been invented. such Is
= '.au yokcs. breast Jokes, collars. ETC.,
" means Of which Taurus can be a.
acnca % cart or some other farm
-. ana Pc made 70 earn his living
ven \ ne n the lord Of the herd. COL
mans Rnr0y World.
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There II no place on . well-oon
Quoted farm for poorly fed stock.
Soda water IL very effective d
washing the smoke Of Kerosene lamps
from tho ceiling
"A wash Of equal parts Of Tactic acid
and glyccrino 10 said 10 DO m cflcctua
and harmless application for moth and
lrecklcs.
Hard Gingerbread: One cup each
Of molasses. sugar and milk. one tea.
spoonful Of ginger, one Tablespoonful
Of saleratus boiled In water, two table.
spoonfuls Of lard aud salt. M The House
bold.
III . closet or cupboard Is damn
and likely TO cause mildcw. place IN Il 4
saucer Of quicklime. which should bc
removed once fortnight. This will alb
sorb tho dampncss and swccten and
purify the place ~ Cincinnati Times.
White Oyster Soup: Take four
toast biscuits, roll them fine and mix
with a pint OF water; add another pint
Of good milk, an ounce d butter. pep
per and salt 10 taste. and bring 10 a
boil; then add : dozen oysters and
seryc.-N " Herald.
Corn Beef and Pork: Slice cold
corned beef very thin, and cut in too.
inch squares. Cover each with a thin
bit Of salt pork. Dredgc with flour.
skewer in a firm roll and fry Add q
pint Of soup stock and simmer, season.
ing with lemon and cayenne. - Boston
Glpbc-
"A grapevine cxhausts itself II per.
mticd 20 fipcn all the fruit that sets.
and the effect is seen in the succeeding
crop. The fruit should be thinned
every season. not only by reducing the
NUMBER Of punches. but also by thin
ming out all but the grapes in the
lunches. albany journal.
An experienced gardener says that
> sure sign 10 lind out il plants in pots
require wctting Is TO rap on the side 81
the pot. near the middle. with the finger
knuckle; II il give forth hollow ring
the plant needs water. but il there Il
dull sound there Is still moisture rough
70 sustain the plant. IN y. Sun.
Remember this: so far as IS known.
The expensive fertilizers. nitrate Of soda
and sulphate of ammonia, are either
taken up by plants the first reason. or
they pass through the soil and are lost.
stable or farmyard manure, however.
iccays slowly. giving up its nitrogen
every season for years Toledo Biade. |
The Husbandm0n saws that no
yrain bin i complete II nnyeniilatcd |
rom the bottom. One Of the best and
most simple vcntilators consists OF a
galvanized iron cone about six inches
'cross at the base and foot high.
punched full Of holes over the entire
urface like co!andcr. To construct
his continuance. saw q circular hole
i've inches across in the bin floor. over
which place the cone securing 1t by
ew nails. This ventilator is chcap
onvcnient and effective.
II you have any old ne-bottomcd
hairs which want rccaning. you may
iakc the seats useful with thick, col.
red wool twinc. Cut away the old
anc first, and thread long, stout
arning needle with the twine Knot
ne ends. loop II through the holes
ackwards and forwards. crosswiso
-om side to side. right and left, and.
very hole being Tiled. work them back
gain, weaving as you would for cloth.
Q you must be very careful not TO draw
lac threads very tight the first time
yer: or il Is more difficult to weave.
'naliy, press the pair Of threads to
'ether. - Boston Bnd0ck.
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Here's a lawyers bill found among
: gentieman's papers In Syracuse. N.
-; archibald Blue 10 Alexander Al
len. Dr.. TO covering one suit against
Even Luis 70 my cash expense for
liquor TO treat the court, 81; TO nv
trouble and Travellers feese. 81; 10
cash paid the jury, rs cents: 10 nv
ieesc for supening three witnesses, 373
cents; total, Sl124. Syracuse Jour
nal.
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The golden welding is volumin-
Gus crop In the Granite State; indeed.
population considered, we are about ~
near 70 the top on this record as any
State in the Union. Manchester IN Hi
Llni0n
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Tfv poet kindles the muse and then the
editor kindles the Gre with the produc.
tions. Rochsster Post
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-13

HAVE. bar IN the river and . bar on
mere me same name because water u
scarcs III both pIaces:-B Boston Budget
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PIEE'sTooTHACmE DRors curcin minute. 80
Gl>nns niphur Soap heals and beauties. sc.
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No Opium IN Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton. Cures where other remedies fail. 25c.
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WHY r. : girl like an Indianf Because
she DOESN'T feel dressed without feather
In her hat.-Defron Post.
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49, - II III
-zds ~ u Kidneys and uvg
Take III H. BDo1d puriGcrx
Take ~ the Rhc,sr-rfIc romeiiex
Take ~ u D,rps~ia and I.dIsrstio.
-1Aks N IL Ags<, Fever ssi biiicus
Take II he Bvos~ ~ Nerve so:es
-raks III De Crou health rrssorn
n sh0v6 taks al tie besf qualities a
III thcse and 1bs-ksss
-Qsznlftf0 e al he bcst medicines i
tbe v0rid. and you win ind tl1af- Hop
-BCters have 10 bcst curative qualities
and p0uen q all-oDnccnfrufod II theu.
And that they viii cure when any q
Ill of these. singiy or-cDmh(ned- Fal...I
"A thorough tEial will give POSITIVE pgooe
Hardened Liver.
Five pears go broke down with kIdaev
and liver complaint and Fheuma1ism-
Since then have been unable % b aboua
q ak Ny liver became hard like unods
my limbs were pulled up and 6lIsd win
water
An ths best physicians axreed dat nofh-
Ing ruld cure me. ] resolved % NJ Hon
Biffen; ! have u<cd seven bottles: tLo
hardness has al gone from my liver, Tho
swelling from my limbs and Il has rorke3
q miracle in my c1se, Otherwise ] would
have been nov h ray graye
J. w. X0EEY, Buffalo. OF 1, 1851
Poverty $50 Sa1evSnO.
Il rs tra<rri dom Nth t>t<- porer<y ana $780,
~ fs yezr< es1src ~ stc< EA1lJ ard l4r<e 40
"a eeszples<iy tz.rosrzre1 u.rr-s.e y<sr -
~ n ne @1k.se q ~ r.ssor eom1s1e<1 1<11E Hoo
q nsse .ees s ex .5 ss s<,s n 80 90 . ~ ~
VIZ M sis.s: ~ isss ID sss 1ss:ars s..s - -
Rroeeesste fbe ssr6a67evss.s
= .ns2 y. en- 81 HsY n:srs-s - sr-<xl.r hs.<s
eoEs. s.sf i.sIei hn ~ - TRAD - ss@ IL ~
i 1e-slIy for the c6nx.rrio1- -
$50. x, 0ss' - isi: y ::.:. w.<s
= ~ - ii b ~ i;'l N.sse 60.
GEN. GIANTS MEMOIRS. 5 szss s Or :: - e.
re ~ p-s-lslA-r1 . sso..z-slx- 1eI - --Io
Manila nssiIag "a III Z; ;s q - s
HOME - NJ s.',.:
AS.K,R Hess
WHEN WHITING TO ADVERTISERS
please ~ zoe $40 the sdv<rtis<m<ns -
this paper. Advertisers lkke - knsw
when md whesO tD.eir sdveEsissDoats 40
paying -
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n When yo1 csl flr HLv Bitter. - ir-<xl.- -
CT s1ythtlx hui ~ b<.rs- via rrre1 ri-- Ser
81 Hog o1 <t---f h1el- ktu1 tEzr lrExEt-f =. $50
truld x-rtrs and II he rs tak<n yo1r Ia-rer ~ =
bogus SUI 1ticf him for the fraud A. @1~ In -
Lt,t~1-F for the c01x1cri01
Sc. 9. s. Court i1jl1crsoc a<1znx C. D. wnrr<r.
Dr1xgist<- ard cher tutf.r0rx take s1rrlrr
HOP BlIIELS NC CT
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Useful and Practical.

BOYS WHO CANE FROM THE FARM. 4. purrrRvoRrH
VIOLIN D0wING-Duying Violin, By 1oBr D. DRArr
LOCKS AND KEYS Or Wonders Of Ioeksmiths HE WILLIE
NALL sT0CK-RAIsING for Boys, By rEuuEr PAxToW
oHORT-HAND A. PROFESSION, HERDERr w. orRAsnu
HOW 10 FORM Young Folks Shakespeare Club Prof = RoLrR
HoMESEEKING IN THE WEST omssteadine-
How Land 10 Preemptsd- Farming and Irrea-
Gon-Hov to Secure Land By Culture ~ Rv sWArrEY
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Entertaining.

PERSONAL ANECDOTES Of John nauhan yufH cooYR
DRIFTED m story of Train. OSCAR Knox.
EXPLOITS OF AFRICAN DIcYCLIsrs b. HIM = sPEBcER
RAW RECRUIT and What Happened % Hin a y cHuDs
STORIES or LETTERcARRrERs b. fW SfAYYVEAfHFR
THE rERuS OF PREc0CI0Us CHILDREN, Dr. w. a HAMMOND
BOY the Fredericksburg b. NOS HOPKINS
THE "c1rTTER BACK REGIMENT ana
Other Tales Of Old Campaigns, H Auoo MURRAY
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CHANCES FoR AMERICAN BOYS, By
sRANATIC EprsoDEs in Enslish History. b.
oLINPsEs OF RoUlANIA, By
= MUSIC LESSON, By the Famous Singer.
OBSCURE HEROES, BY
THE VICTIMS OF CIRCUMSTANCES, b.
THE SPEED OF METEoRs, By
OUR FUTURE SHOWN By THE CENSUS, b
ADVICE TO YOUNG SINGERS, By
ADVICE TO A BOY President
sNTERrNo COLLEGE, p prssasns ;
-Four Papers, By p-sss'.s .s
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
u YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILeO hl2.

ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
II YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangements o; trains from Depot From 2Sd'
p-pa su % Dag S- Hsprs.s
Coaches % BinshantOn. Elsra HornesyIIle. Bunslo
Es end anS Bs sde to ces
spn-Dsy. sCbicaso and s.. Louis Limited Erpress" a
s es Cleveland iosS am Senna si6 p NJ Chicago.
ss@ep H buffalo Niagara Fails Limited" arrives
bnnao 7:lb 10, Suppression brd e So O. m s.vs
ram q Pullman Day and sYss1sns oscSs. BnsSsion.
Eimirs Bufalo Niagara Fails CINCINNATI AID CniSago
Y soo sna fssSais s al
IL msdpight Sundays 545 $40 $3.50 1920 % las $50
rs;.Su n. rs s 81 plassasso $50 1920 ~ las
supdsy nd StS I's $50 '00 n '' $50
End Ssyss 40 az aS $50 %
u midnight saturday nights only. Sundays ple m,
sSsrD Rs IS s4s 7so $50 1920 a. NJ Las $3.50 $50 $40
sgsg 100 90 iso .S $50 m and u nldsiss.
s:.Sarr and Cornwall i'so m $50 $50 5p n Sun.
ks2oui and Kingston and Montgomery a. m. $3.50 p.
s Ssh.S s US st5 75o 1920 H. $3.50 $50 $50 700
80 m Sunday $40 7'4S $50 1920 a. m u $50 700
fiddicsorn 4.4s pas 1850 1920 a m. $50 tso 81 8
n N and GS0 IN trains with New.York ON.
tsps Railroad at Maist The am tram stops
fss ct! Js e. S 100 1920 $50 4so 81 $50
Sunday SO 90 i Z y az 90 7sP% q
az s,s,y erp s 70 lSs
SSg coaches can 90 and orders Tor the checking
e. 81 sy g SS Court
= s the Ss %ssl s RspSN at
'''' JOHN X AT lsBoTT, oeaI Passr Agent Sew-York
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL


ntx.ons ~, st. and Desbrossess st
AhWcxQRE Phis and Ieading II. r., foo, Mbertyst
Se south Anboy via philadelphia and Reading Railroad.
s;45 TAB pa M ~ noon. 30, 4. o. 545. 7Sop M
Via Pennsyvanis Railroad %i5 7ioa H. ~ noon. 4:lO
ysi Matswan. via Pkiadephia and Heading Railroad 4
e,na Sundays q slsa M, u noon, p. m - oD ,.,o
Via PenDsylvania Railroad 46 7;i a. IL noon 9:iO,
" s;soP m sundays, 4:l5 a. m. 81 m :. s,r,r pors
oean Beach, Spring Lake Sea Grit Point Pleasant etc,
va Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. a. f4o ~ ~ M
~ noon. 1890 $780, 430 545. 1880 sundays mot
stopping at Ocean Grove Asbury Psrk A. e45 a. m IL
Va Pennsyiyana Railroad. 4:l5, TAO PEN. u noon.
&l0 $40 docs stop al Ped Bank) 4lO 3, $50
sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbury Park
&C pay ~, RUFUS BLoDoETra sy %PS1S
0.P.&T A. p. d. r. X. r. 4 q. y. A. l.. II. II
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
4N ERs, c. III. NOkTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peek Slip Pier No IS IL r., at p tsundays oIcepte;
and II D. (sundays included connecting New isyen
VIII special trains for MERIDEN, HARTFORD SPRING.
yIkLD. BoLYOKE &c Tickets sold and baggage checked
9i4 Broadway N Y, and4 Court-st, Brooklyn. EIcur
s,on 70 New Haven. 81 30.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. R.


j II: 1885,
Fqr sne TRENTON no. 9Sp1a ad B Ecsa
1so iao @ s6S S a, 400 sSs nv. SsJ i9oj
Direct at WAYNE Jurc for asrmsn'cwn saa
Chestnut HI q colunbia-aye. for Msnayunk conaho
DR%MISc:EoohSxRs on Day Trains and SLEEPING
rsaIn%y isas: PhiifSDELrHIA, Ninth ssS o.cen
go sSS isS1 Ss Tsi y s sSs
For r vkRA rtsLs snI II Penn
For %fLIiAasPonr., syNgURx IEwIsBgHo and
rdT Si 40 s. No 100 100 s5 4Oo
$50 a. 2oo No saaeays ESQ Pr, p o. loo Lam
soo, S:sc 80, 100 =; sanaay, S;sO = m
FST sH4TlGH 4 &c aud = PfsT6
rd zoe Sa III go Il ~ ssa s ''Or
For TAMAoUA at TOO. 5.i6 s:l5 loo $50. siS.
For sHS Hi sfN. ALLrsroyx and MAucM cnUSK
400. 7.O0. $40 Loo lSU. y'fb S4b p IN sunday
For tsfoS sta,Oo TO s,l5 m. 100 I:se si5. 400
Ysf mi eg BgiDGg BRASom 4 soc. sz5 M 400
For PffMrNoroN TOO s45 m. 100 1870. 400. 4:oo.
rsT H g Ne LIZ 200 3oo saO 1880 il' LA
$50 10, 7:sa Sis. i6sop, Sundays lO6 s'0c.. m
IS IL ,s sas &c SO ls Sc
o 'sS SUU oo 500 s4S No. 100 49, 400
For syS 6 5Ss s sse SGo BEGAN GROVE Co. Ap ram at
So sss gSS UDo except OCEAN Grove al
400 sz5 O m 12sOo m. 4;cO p N. o.
For FREEHOLD at 6i4b Tao, llOO n m, l'oo 400 o'Vo
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEcAT at 800.
7:45 a. m, lg0, 1907 , .
For ATLANTIC CITY. VISEbAND and BhlUHIOH Al
400 q. M l30 p n.
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No 8, North River via sandy Hoof ,,-,,
$50 90. ii 90 100. s1d asO. $50 p m Sundays
For I'll BERoN, AsBUBY PARK OCEAN DROVE;
a. No., i:Oo 3A5, 4isO, $50 p N. 5000.
ror ArIANTIC HIGHLAND5. 4;S0. 900 a. m. SAB t:30,
tsyr LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER. BARNEoAT. atso IN,
Iisies can be procured q. foot Of Pier NO
broadway ESQ., 7S7 ara 7a6 eIhaye;; nvlngton-st 10.
10 40 and i43 LOS, 2V6 East ~ Ia st. lo5
a5b Rover ard principal hotels in New.York CITY. In
Brooklyn ~ Iourtsi; i07 Broadway; sss, 59O Pub
ION IN bio gT9 In I54 washing
tonst ~ y transfer Company viii call for ana cheek BAY
- ~ WOO TIN C. q. HANCOCK.
Ge,nrs Nsparer Gen Pass. and 4 ioketAgt.
r. BALDWIN. e.. Z. p. Agt, ll9 Liberty a., N \.
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THE NEW LINE rv
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA Eo InTId OLD POINT
q yorpaN "a ST. n THAy ANY OTHER ROUTE.
the NswYors PhilsdslPhia Norfolk kniircad N.omRan{
and Cape ohsrss Trains via s
Point onfort 5i6 p week days and s, a NJ daiy Or
Yors 70 Cape Charles and Pario Car from "In
-. Ttoketx seas and hs~pns pert can
GUY 81 an. INC ct nnce Pennsylvania Raj road
~ secu,1 a COOKE, 0enI Pass and Freight AssnA
n. W. buNNE superintendent :
xxyrcKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
wv PORT.
N' ~ road daiiy, except SUNDAY,
All n m Due In Newport az i2;5o m
fijrsw1u@ -room cars 70 WEXFORD Juncfonl.
All D. m Due In Newport ne 1870 p M -.
~ Newport ExprcsA" drawing cara 70 WEXFORD sesn
= N boat Lhndlng).
DAILY
Atiip M Due IN Newport at e2o an
lslecpinx car 70 Wexford stocmboat iending).
THEopoRE WAknk0s bQHS
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ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing the
famous Islands Of the st Lawrence ouy DAILY line 10
CLASS On which the finest meals are served.
ROME. WATERFOWL AND oGDESsBURo RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE QUICK TIME. STEEL RAIr.
n Y CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR CO.'S NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARJoR OARS.
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. ROME. for
CAPE VINCENT. WATERFOWL and way s;i6 p. m.
DAILY, ll;l5 p. daily except Saturday and 1880
daily except Sunday; oswEoo and 1880 o. daily
Saturday; oGDENsBURG. NORWOOD and way $40 y. N
and Hal D. IN. daily except Saturday.
9I6 .. In. THROUGH WAGNER sLEEPERs for
CAPE VINCENT DAILY except Sunday. wArERrowH
DAILY, and oGDEN6BURG oeily except Saturday.
l1l5 D. In. Sleeping Car to ALBANY. PARLoR OAR.
ALBANY THROUGH to CAPE VINCENT
lO,JO a. m arrives ST LAWRENCE RIVER 940p m
View Of brilliantly lighted islands by NIGHT
On arrival OF all trains at CAPE VINCENT tho NEW
FAST STEAMER "sT LAWRENCE" and the steamer
MAUD. leave for CLAYTON. ROUND ISLAND.
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY.
and for KINGSTON, ONT.
THE 81 LAWRENCE connects at Alexandra nay with
steamer for MONTREAL every morning Sunday.
delightful sail Of ony two hours from Cape Vincent 70
Alexandria Bay.
Through tickets sae at all New.York Central ticket
obcos in Newly ork Brooklyn. Call address w. n
HULL. ut Office OF Company 10 Pinest for Tourists
GUIDE CT Thousand Islands and Niagara Falls" Mailed cs
W.T. PARSONS, Ii. NJ BRIrToN.
ocnI Pass Agent -- oenl AsnarsA
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= ru1nu VALLEY RAIR0An-pas.enrA

n EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-P assen &c
~ leave dep tot Of Cortland. and ps,STes:os
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk. wiikesberre Tow ada
Ea,sry Ithaca dsneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pnls
, "a for Easton. Bethlehem and Coplaya al
fralnt eavng $40 l, and $40 p IN connect for 81
points Mshonoy and Hazelon coal rssisns Sunday ~s
IssTes for Hsuch Chunk ana aazeton, S:ivh M
-Ssns'~ AA''s'A 01'S' -" L B. BYISGToN. O. Pa
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THE GEORGE,
NQODSBURGH, |. |.

PAVILION HOTEL. AZ minutes from New Or ~ s m
Broofyn gves the eiaon best ugie "f sno
49, A.. '"o''' " ' 49, A. s. uLApWlN,
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the East All rail- from Grand Central Depot Three
cypress trains daily (sundays excepted) 10 Boston m
lparlor attached and D. with palace seep
Hs cars SUNDAYS NJ p M with palace sleeping csr
ssrs altaehed) / p. m, arriYes at Newport 72JR "a.
y. w. POPPLE, Agent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY
IN Trains leave from Chsmbersst Depot for Englewood
Clostar Pleme Mt and Nyacx T. $780, 10 M 500 4, $500
sa0 Gao $50 y. NJ ~ midnight. Sundays 7, m and
Nannet Spring Valley and Monssy 7. loA m 45o p m
Sundays 8 10.
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INVEST SHORE RAILWAY

l The BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EoUrpprn
l DouBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS Ole -
THU utssr fLkA5UHE TRAVEL
v0fnIE IN no 5,uokE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
Ieots = m oanh WOALDFAMED HUDSON RIVED
I1EN mi trrv,DiHtLLS OF cATskILL MOUNTAINS'
USojIAWKoooA BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF ME
IN a.d after !ay 1885, trains viii Leave west 42d
All trains leave from downtown station
.oIth RIVER ~ minutes earlier loot OF Nesta
,Ls5oit sna SnSass 'loslo NJ v.i0 $40 o M rnlS
/ 81 Lcnis T:i0, s5'l0p. m Pullman sleepers
kkuspenson Bridge Niagara Fails suaalo RSchs.,., ~
kl0a H. 6:l0 $40 p m sieepers anu parior T2q
ghes and syracuse. 7s0 i&iV lilo a ms . SIa .s,a
afAia,nd rc.eePs,s sspser.aesand Albany l2lo .7aa
KevUuIE Kingston and CatsklL .I2:lo. s5za Nan,
kYslv. lll5 a. MI 5:43. svS .6siO $40 D 10. ' wv
Ukaraogs specias Y0u. His q IN. 3:l6 D m
ksatcrskli1 Hunter Hobart Grand Hotd station Ph9
~ s:yY lile 34o a. Bunet parior 70 Grand
u aud Hotd ksaterskil via Phgnicia 500 IN and
{siegyile Cairo Mountain Houss ~''-' -42,io. 7:so
Eet Hostrsi and Canada EAST. tao 800 a m, GAO m
n ~ London. '10l0a ~ -6l0 'e'AV p u 1oronto
p1fy Other trans daily except sunday.
WW uckets tables paTior sleeping car scc0mmoax
S1esse4 Heboken ~ Hadsen-st, Breskyn. 'COurl-st
once foot Of FULTON st.; New YORK City H. 2J7 zyr
Vol, 49, Lao 1928 Broadway 737 9TH ava, I46
11ot1s, 1882 Bowery, and West Shore Stations iopt
seSdst and foot Of Jay-str North River. Baggage
q ~ ard checked from hoteisend Iesidences Osders
1eeadvaH General Passenger Assnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
PROVIDENCE LINE

ii FOR PROVIDENCE AND
ALL NORTHERN NEW-EHSLAND POINTS.
Ple1saDtest route 20
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Elegant Steamers
RHODE ISLAND ana MASSACHUSETTS, leave from
Pier 20 y. r. foot Warrcn.s al daily except sun
White Mountain train with pnror car leaves sesne
landing Providence ESQ runs through 10 faDyAhs
SEMI fo Roy 3Oll for Summer Excursion Book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
TIVE BAY LINE

FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE souTu
Daily except Sundays Pennsylvania Railroad a1o
!. IA Paror through stes ner