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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-10
PIG-IRoN STILL DULL.

The firm OF ]. Tatnall Lea & Co,
who are manufacturers of pig-iron,
had not as yet felt the effects of the
revival in the iron trade. The pig-iron
industry is the bottom round in the
ladder of the iron trade and it will be
the last to feel the boom. Four years
ago, when the first great depression
came, the market war heavily loaded
with the crude iron and mnnuiactur-
ers are just now beginning TO work it
up.
Francis Wister, Of the firm Of ]. Tat
nall Lea & Co, said that he had heard
of the revival OF business, but that he
had not seen it. II imagine, said he,
that the future will be prosperous
but we can see no Improvement az yet
NAiL-NAERRs RusY.
Andrew Wheeler, Of the firm o.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-10
The shsrmans Address the Brigade

AT the reunion of the Sherman Bri-
gade at Lakeville General Sherman
and Senator John Sherman were pres
ent and six or seven thousand people
listened to their addresses. Senator
Shermans speech was review Of the
causes and results Of the war and
closed with an appeal TO the patriot
ism and fidelity to the Union OF the
children Of the heroes Of the war. At
the conclusion OF the Senator's ad-
dress General Sherman was introduce
ed and gave the veterans Of the bri-
gade one OF his characteristic speech
es. He had been attending q family
reunion at the Senator residence in
this city and he told the boys that,
though he was aware that his brother
possessed spacious bour, yet he had
felt sure that if all the family we're
present he would have to get tents
and make camp somewhere--and he
found it at Odells Lake. They were
not merely Sherman's Brigade, bu,
they were all Shcrmans. Touching
allusion by the General to his adyanc
ing years and rapidly approaching
end profoundly affected all present.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-10
VOL. H.
EmreMaIl.

Farewelll Ny dream Of love is DER
The magic spell Is ended
IN never gaze upon the more,
Thou vision rare and splendld
There is no power in thine eyes
To thrill or to enslave me,
Since / have pserc'd thy weak disguise,
And now my pride must save me.
FAREWELL would not wed thee now
To gain uncounted treasures
leave with thee thou broken vow,
The bright world and Its pleasures.
Live thou amid the proud and gay,
Extoll'd, caress'd, diverted,
To wake from folly's dream some day,
By all the world deserted,
FAREWELL and when the fatal blow,
Which well l know awaits thee,
Pierces thy heart with keenest woe,
And crushes and prostrates thee,
Then think Of him whose heart you cleft
Unthinking and unspairing-
OF peace, OF hope, of Joy bereft
And drove him forth despairing.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-10
Funny Things 90 See.

TO see farmers cultivate the corn,
and chiropodists cut it down.
To see a machinist do little forging
and escape punishment on the ground
that his business is legitimate.
To see barber scrape an acquaint-
ance and then make him pay for it.
To see glazier put the lights in a
house, and the liver go in without as
slstanoe,
To see a politician place himself ir
the hands OF his friends,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-10
NO. Is.
A popular drink---@The same" /"

FNF~e~~ e~~s - ~NN HsseNANs
Never look q gift apple in the core.
Sam Jones. "The man who swears
softly is coward"
Micawbers should feed on turn ups.
q A coat Of paint has no buttons on it.
+ To the victors belong all the spoils
they can get.
Burglars deeds are dark because
they always eight out" .
The man born in cabin may some
day name cabinet.
The music OF the treat ode hath
charms to soothe the soaker's breast.
Yeu can't size up an orator by the
dimensions of his mouth.
The fool who kills himself never
mistakes the wrong person.
Nothing tries the soul Of man
more than shoe peg.
The topper demonstrates the motto
that There is always rum at the top"
1t is always the mans fault when
he becomes drunkard. Drink never
takes to a man. The man takes to
drink. ~.
| Sharon, although q manufacturing
place, is garden spot. Even the po-
tatoes there become the rows Of sha-
ron. ie3
F A fashionable novelty is French
chuddah scarfs with brocaded stripes
lin India oolors. To think Of such
thing makes US chuddah.
i Drops Of water falling continuously
upon Q two-inch oak plank would
wear hole through it in about thirty
| five years. Moral; Drink beer.
"No, Viola, we hardly think il pos
sible that the reason they call them
Egiddy girls is because they are so apt
to make the young mems heads
swim.'
Mary Ellen Chase says there will
be three women to one man in heav-
en-. This is in direct conflict with the
popular belief that heaven is a place
Of rest and peace.
n Succotash wash a new dish in Char
lies house, but one that pleased him
y immensely. He passed his plate to
! his mamma, earnestly asking for q
: "little more Of the sacred hash."
Grandpa, dear, we have come to
wish you many happy returns Of your
birthday; and mamma says If you
win give us each a dollar we are not
70 lose 1t on our way home"
vi Sister Anae-"Now Ethel, be sure
n and pray God to make you o good
/. girl"
ri Ethel (praying)--"Dear bod, pleath
d twy and make me dood little dirl
q and II at firth you don't thuctheed
Ia why, twy, twy again,
'e There is scientific pleasure il
70 bathing on the shore this side Of tht
~ bay. People can sample the variou
g qualities Of the city sewerage, and al
G. expert bather can tell In momen
lg the peculiar aayoring of the diferen
wards which contribute to the be
quet. m
:, Mistress Ito applicanD: Yes, i wan
= a nice French maid. The last one
had I only kepta short time, becaus
e she eouldnlt understand English.
= French maid; Yell have no trout
= le Of that kind wild me, mum. @
! : not only understand English, but G
spake it, too.
H., n .
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-10
THE HRON MEN HOPEFUL
A Marked prOvement ina
Trade.
From the Philadelphia Times.

From the Philadelphia Times.
The outlook for the iron trade in
this city has grown very much bright
or within the last few days and man
ufacturers and brokers are feeling
greatly encouraged. Word comes
from the western part OF the state that
the effect is seen there. Manufac-
turers in Pittsburg say that the de-
preston is being gradually lifted from
the chief industry of that city. James
nj. Swank, secretary of the American
Iron and Steel Association, is visiting
western manufacturers, and when he
returns to the city, us he will in few
days, it is expected that he will bring
still more encouraging reports. j.
Cope, Mr. Swank's assistant, In answer
to an inquiry as to the condition OF the
iron trade in this city, yesterday said :
perhaps the report which comes from
Pittsburg OF the revival in the trade
there is a little rosy, but we all feel
that the bottom was touched more
than a month ago, since which time
the trade has had an upward tenden'
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-10

Do not feed impure food to chick
ens-such as gleanings Of wheat, rak-
ings OF corn-cribs with rat-eaten
grains. They require good, sound
food, otherwise they will become weak,
and diseases will begin among them.
They require just as good food as
man.
1t is want of economy to raise
chickens until grown before selling
them, as they fetch more in the frying
size than as hens.
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THE CAUSE OF THE REVIVAL

"The cause of the revival is easily
enough explained. The iron in the
hands of the consumers is entirely
exhausted and thy are at last compell-
ed to buy. And then there is gen
eral revival of confidence. Business
is getting better in nearly every de-
partment 1t is not the iron men
alone who feel the effects OF this.
Look at the stock market. What a
boon there was yesterday, and / don't
think it was a soda water boom either
for the market has been gradually
strengthening for many days"
Powell Stackhouse, of the Cambria
Iron Company, was found sitting al
his desk in very hopeful mood.
"0h. yes, "he said eve find a general
looking up in our line all round
Business has been for the past few
weeks climbing away from the bottom
where it touched and lay for so long {
time"
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warllke in Peace, Peaceful in War.

Mr.. Wise is a person Of great bravery
and much prudence. He is very
brave in the presence OF prudent men
and prudent in the presence OF brave
-men.-Parson Massey on John s
Wise
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-10

An Indiania congressman has Join
ed the church,. Upon investigation Il
was proven that insanity Il heredi-
tary in his family.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-10

Nine acres Of rock win be blown
ont OF water October /, in the mouth
of New York harbor. Twenty-Five
miles Of dynamite and rackarock car.
triges will he simultaneously ex-
ploded.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-10

The now cheese poison is called tyro-
toxicon and is said to be all mitey de-
structiye.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-10
A VERY CHEERFUL VIEW

Captain J, F. Bailey, one of the
most experienced iron dealers in the
city, whose Office is at l47 South
Fourth street, said II am in a posi-
ton to know something Of the condi-
ton of the iron trade and what is
being done at several Of the factories.
| am in correspondence with quite
number of them and am sending them
-orders for plates and bars. This work
is used on bridges The Pottsyille
Iron and Steel Company's factory is
running on full time and they have
orders ahead to last them for some
time. The Fort Pitt Iron and Steel
Works, the Millvile Iron Works and
the Clinton Nail Works are all run
ming on full time. These factories
are owned by Graft 4 Bennett and the
firm is very sanguine Of the future.
"Mr. Bennett is an acknowledged
authority on the iron and steel trade
| also send orders for sheared plates to
the Thorndale Iron Works, at Down
ingtown, and the Central Iron Works
at Harrisburg.
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MANY ORDERS ON HAND.

HThe report from them is that they
have lots of orders on hand and are
running full time. An important
feature we find in the revival of busi-
ness is the demand for steel over iron.
| account for this in the cheapness of
steel. 1t is made now almost as cheap
as iron and as it has greater durability
for rails, ETC., very few iron rails are
being bought and, in fact very few Of
them are being made. We are very
busy and very hopeful Of the future.
The whole amount OF it is, confidence
is restored and people have gone to
work. | can see no reason why busi-
ness should not now keep an upward
tendency till the whole country is
again prosperous
G. G. White, the secretary Of the
Phoenix Iron Company, whose Office
is at 410 Walnut street, also express
ed hopeful views Of the future. He
said II can see little improvement
here in this city. Nothing very mark
ed, of course, but sufficient to know
that business is reviving. But, as tC
that, all business is reviving and w
are being benefited as others are, that
a1Iu
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-10

Andrew Wheeler. d the firm Of
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
BREEZY HILL HOUSE.
BUTCHER HOUSE.

Pavling Dutchess Coz ~ Y 81 miles from New orR on
and Cottages accommodate 700 nrsGisss
ng aier no malaria mosquitoes; extensive gfounds
Good drives and fishing. send for circular ,rurr,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRx, Tuesday, July 81. 1888
The following sales were held at the Exchange
and Auction Room to-day:
Bv Scott Nycry. -
4stoy dwel,ns with lot No 2Si 90 avs wsst e. gassnh
Schwarzschfld 9Ao~""
By T.. y. RGrntorf.
lots 2d-ave Of 06th-st together III szo ooo
soo.ioS an~,me anove 2sx 100 each; GW
Tubbs.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK CITY.
The following is list of the TRANSACTIONS IT,
corded in the Registers Office to-day
wasiip gton.ave VS. ~ ftn OF lGsth-st, 24xlbO; q,
Julia Drexcl to Theresa Dcebe "a
Johnson-ave 8 No l54, 69xi 50 Thomas En- IN,
right and wife TO Benjamin Poak ''""'
lAz & ~ 8 1 a15 vie W ., 70 Hene. Reyber 24oO
sherf.st W e. rs It OF BrOome-st 2i6xlOo; loth ,oo
interest BENJAMIN Yates to Mary X fates, oV
bfocmesS , corec cor tn 9 y, III Baum 1920
4sths & 2o9 g e OF lana. asse oei 5000
No l22; Edward Bradley ana "Ile 10
Goldsein and another o''0"
Riverside-aye. 9. 256 II OF '3th-st DuxS3eAov.oN
Oso' John whalen e.'ree, to sophie osneo. $500
asdsi, s. i60 ii Of iithave e5xioos sameto o.so
James Fit patrick o. , 90 ''
ssdst 100 I, wof llth-avc' 2oHi'"s snn''o $3.50
7tb.Sre %a% Sor Sf 5sdsi i551s43 10 BrcadwayI
10 lIxlg77; also " OF 7ti-svc, ana Oza.sts
4ogIl79 70 b oadway staxs 10Y SSxie.; also
6ith-st. 20 II OF LeXington-aye. ZVxIuu.0; n'so
a q cor of yd-ave. and 90thst. S12AI lnidi
asos cor of Bowsry cry ana anh ne.r i iso S ps ~ interest
ses Centrai.aye 52 lots: Thomas l. James, as
signee. 10 Chauneey Truax. receiver..-......-..
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
Qonntrn propertp for Sale an> 60 fet
6nmmer aesoris.

DlRONDACKS-B House. Keene Valley
~ NY In midst OF grandest scenery great teeyafon no
malaria spring water H. O. Bin. Prop valley Ny.
DIRONDACKS.-Al House. Lake Placid,
IN " YIN the midst OF grandest Adirondack sceneryi
elevation 200 sanitary conditions perfect hne boat
ing drives deer hunting trout hshing Tor circulars terms
etc address HENRY ALLLN Lake PLACID y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing the
famous Isands Of the st. Lawrence Only pAiL' nae W
AIersndria Bay and ONLY line connected with FIRST
~, ss s,eamers ON which the finest meals served.
ROME wATERTOwN AND ooDENsBUR0 RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE. QUICK TIMH, STEEL RAIL
nv CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR CO.'S NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARLoR OAKS.
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. VIA ROME for
CAPE VINCENT. WATERFOWL and way ol6 p. m
DAILY lli5 D. m daily except Saturday and 1880 a. m
daiy except sunday; OswEGO and way 1890 m daily
except Sunday 9:lB D. and lllo D. m daily except
Saturday OGDENsBURG. NORWOOD and way s;lo y. m.
and ll:i5 D. m daily except Saturday.
OILS D. m. THROUGH WAGNER sLEEPEhs ior
CAPE VINCENT DAILY except Sunday. WArERTOWN
DAILY and ooDENsBURG daiiy except Saturday.
Has D. n sleeping Car to ALBANY. PAHLOH CAR,
ALBANY THROUGH 10 CAPE VINCENT.
lOs3O O. n arrives ST. LAWRENCE RIVER G9op 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 ST. LAWRENCE connects at Alexandria Bay with
steamer Tor MONTREAL morning except Sunday.
delightful sail Of only two hours from Cape Vincent to
Alexandria Bay
Through tickets for sale all New.York Central ticket
onces IN New ork and Brooklyn Call address w. B
HULL, at once Of Company. 10 Pinest, for Tourists
Guide Of Thousand Islands and Niagara Fa" Mailed free
W.T.. PARSONS. II. m. BRITToN
oenI Pass Agent. GenT Manager
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
ARGYLE HOTEL,

NOW OPEN.
TeIephope call Argyle No Z Babvlon" ~
perfecfly aDpOinted Liberal and rates.
Beautiful pari Of seventy bathhou,es orches
traI musG Exceptionaily boating fishing driving and
stabing facilities. RICHARD II. sTEAkNs, Proprietor
4 SBURY PARK, n. J.-HQtel Albion. The
n newest Of the largest and best hotels In the
within 200 yards OF the -urf
1ccommodanons for 100 guests Now open Music
Terms re- ssDnabIe send for CIRCULARS y. H. PEMBkkTON,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
I NFwJERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
= NJ s,,r

FOOT OF IIBEkTY NoRTH II nIyER YER 1881,
fHA and IRiNToNso ESp9d 40 9ao br9cs EsS
S & St ap0 no. S f M rs iso no. fS I1n @
D Ell al for G
c%Rs on all Day Trains SLEEPING
@ m s5 SiS @ & saa qEssS ' $
S sS & 1889 $3.50 no. & a'5a G 5sS ssS s5Si rs
r nook HAVEN f fEAGE and PENN
GAnANoY CITY at 7;sS @ st5 n s;a5 f:Soop 400 IN 400
rsi sss % Hsass: oI l'Oo $780, 4Oa
s rs Ss sss $frffSS sS Zoo s., H.
{ST a. At 9oo 5 sa5 H. oO si5 4oo
foTBRRRaL ofSf II MLEHEM, ALLEN rowN sna MAUcn cMUXK
s,4oO 7Oo. s45. a m, l'oo l:So Si5 54o pm sunday
YorSAs los at 400 700. s:s5, m LOO l:So SsS 100
For essY nia is @ @BRIDGE BRANCH a. 400 s'a5 400
For FGEa INGToN 700 s4s H., 100. l;so 400 i;ao
fSa % sGShhS iSa isc i 40 s b. oS 90 so 600
$50 100 75o sl0, 1880 p m sundays AGO. 500 a. m
& rs IF sS S so9 j6 5os 3 81 S ss s99 lSis
800 ssS 100 5Sp 1so s' 100 sSo m 1879 iso lsSo Goo
,s SS f5Ns "a? bRSScG sss lsSD e56hAx GROVE
n except sS Ocean SsS sSS dSvs sss q
yss sp Sas III lUp 53s sg iOO m $780, 400 400
p.%gjAKEwooD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEeArat 400.
AZ 1ifS cTT9 eR9 %1NELAND and BRrDcEroN a.
400 Ss;nWl I; M Ter WlJ2sskY + SOUTHERN DIVISION.
PEI No SG Tfr apa xi fIsnsy IoSS SnAcSH
Ss 900 ii:oo a. M. loo. s:45. 4SO $50 D. m Sundays
For ILBE ROM. AsBURY ~ PARK, OCEAN s6a GROVE 9id5
For H lG Si iiIGMiSSDs aso 600 Sas 0'so
xLnIAKEwooD, TONS RIVER. BARNEoAT. 4'So a M;
ri. s9 a. can be procured at foot Lbertyst; Pier No
I,veT 81 2O7 POI. 26l 2S5 2S1 ss4 and l.323
ESra away 55s iS7 and i4s othaye Eyingt9nst 10
fy III and ll3 Greenwich st.; lOS. 2OS East lzothst
fSs 800 BOwery. and principal hotels In New ork Cty
- 'ns,nklvn at no. Courst; l01 Broadway S55. $50
&n &nbIst ala y79 Manhattansve In Hoboken 254 Wash
u"nmst T. Transfer Company will call for and check
Pa&SsxSon % g. @. HANCOCK.
.. r. sn.ral Manager. and Ticket Agt
II e p. BALDWIN. @. +. P. Agt, ll9 Liberty-st ~ X.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
IN TER PORTLAND NEW-LONDON. NORWICH
WHITE MoUNTANs and all points East From From PDs Pier
irosses Street Ferry at p m " CITY OF M0RCEsTER
'ruesiays thursdays and saturdays "CITi OF BOSTON
and Fridays. Tickets and Staefcoms
NAV be secured at POI 26 39 and g57 Broad
vay Windsor Cosmopolitan and tars Hotels SSo Futonst
BioOknh anu ~ 'i ~ -''' GEO. w. BRADY Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22


and at u.s. 2O7 $50 9l4 e57. 1918 and lg23 Broao
Way ESQ Caps.st 737 6thsve. Grand central Depot
42ds. at the Filth Avenue windsor Eli" oiher Pihcpa
hote Il. aud al Delmonic0's. ia broadway
EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot; .,x
to:t0 M. Rochester and Montreal txpress tprou3h
drawing TO Rochester and IT. Adams -,.A
M saratoga Lake George and Montreal special win
through Drawing Room 49, -. ,,.... ,r,,,
$50 Limited Cnlcago and ST. Louis cypress wn
ciDng stopping at Albany tca syracuse hoones,e
Buffalo, Nseara Falls Erie Cleveland and i0icuo an1i
Of Chicago $50 m Cincinnati 7:55 and ST Louis EAU
p 10 next day. Through Drawing Room Gar " >'"saia
lO:30 a m Chicago Express. drawngro cars TO- R,ch
ned Springs Canandaigua. Roches'e HagaiS r"N' anu
ii m. Western New-York and Northern Express WITH
sso n m' Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica Express
through drawing 10 Lake George on saturdays
4p m Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
90 M Chicago ST. Louis Express with seepng 'or
Niagara Falls Bunslo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Cmcaso
S:$op NJ Express with sleeping to Syracuse andt'
ter Bnnaio Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo and De
trot also Watetown daily cane vincent day except
u day to Clayton and ogdensburg daily except sa'ur
l5 D. m Night Express with TO Albany and
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the ana ior
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot No Bowling
4S broadway. Harlem Depot lyoths anu n
and Westeots Express oces Parkpaee near bSa NS
York 1873 Washington and 730 Fulton sts Broon anu 20
observation-disclosures ia drawing and sleeplng canbo
procured any the ticket Offices In New-fork CITY, ana
S53 Washin gton.st.. BROOKLYN.
baggage called for and checked rom s,naav
tJ,he trains stop at Harlem l25th.st. and 4thave)
on smncay rms only to Albany and broy' KrNpp1cK
CeneraI SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
PROVIDENCE LINE

ALL NORTHERN NEW-ENGLAND fOlNrA
Pleasantest route 10
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Elegant Steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MAssA CnUsETfs leave from Pier
81 r. foot Warrenst, at D. H. daily excep, sunday
Longest WATER ROUTE full night resi- Mhise iaoua' f
Tain tain with parOr steamers landing frOV
denee $50 10; runs through to Fabyans without change
TICKETS stateoOms can be secured IN Newfork az
way Windsor Fifth Avenue Astor House GIand Cenra
Costooroan HOtes-320 Bowery. In BROOKLYN az S33
Warrington. 73O Fulton sts.. and at Pier 70 \; r.,
Send 10 Box y01l for Summer Excurson BOOK
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
THE KENSINGTON

HE IN EINDIINO O1N
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
I'm hnAat and mostly eathy location Union-avo.
looking Congress farE with addition OF 100 rooms bi
,srd rcom cbildrens room, and Dining ROOM
cInens lime 49, JANIS n. RODGERS, owner and PTopr
etnr also Pfopr ter Coleman House. ~ " and Erie Railway
Dining ii ali. hOrnellsvlle, ". Y.
V,REMONT HOUSE, Sea Girt, y. j.
i Open June to October Very near The snrf with me
yenencc h. W. LEEDS Proprietor. formerly OF Atlantic
House, Ocean Beach, NJ
rINUE NEW GRAND HOTEL IN THE CATS
KILLS Parlor 70 lawn OF hotel. via West Shore
Eailroa1. Send for descriptive guide-book -
hA'N'"' r.. A. GILLETT.
Summit Mountain I. o.. Ulster County. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
NEW.YoRK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILROAD
rfiROUGH PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS WiTHOUI
tHANGE BETWEEN NEW-YORK ANDs ST LAWRENCE
STVF r. on train leaving Jay st, New YORK, at ozo p N
Wea 42d st 5<5 nj Fulton-st Brookiyn so ~ ne
turninc steamer st. Lawrence leaves AexaDdIia Bay
D. m Day train leaves Jay ST. 500 o. M West fsds, Vzo
n; BROOKLYN, s:25 a m Night train runs daily.
MILLS * LYo,S' ES' &c. ANDERSON.
Ne"-fWS II, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
THE NEW LINE

svroRE JoY9oal Es5 AZ sSSFEk oID roIs1
Ia. 9ouHs SzsTE3 FSxs 4sy SfSHEh ROUTE
funs Feat DAY ssA Hisht EEy hstwsen NswYofl
Dn -. =. and els n Sleeping through from New
csps ch9ries snd Psyof Or fssn Pi1spbiA vita
os Is fss saS
Sku1S E 9eS e9oo5 e, ossI Pas s.d ss'isAs As'na
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

GU TU The WHITE MOUNTAINS
by the direct arsu daylight route A special fast er
ness train with par0rcars WILL aud aftsr June ~.
leave O. c, station, NewYork via N. y, y. and r.,
Fayans without change arriving at destination st 7oo
direct connections at White River Junction and
at Wells Rive for MONTREAL NEwn0kT oUEBEc,
ticket offices parorcars be secured n advance
M d r. car ticket Office station By addressing by
mail telegraph yru,srr.,
a p and T. A. NY,N. H. and II. r. r.. 4th.ave. and
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

VIRGINIA SPRINGS
MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
yrpGrSIA STATE UHlsT ASSOCIATION,
Select Parties Iganned for our Health
And Pleasure Resort situated zoo ana z.oOO fcet
ABOVE SEA LEVEL
Headquarters In New-York at Lelanda
Eturteyanf HOurc broadway. 2Sth and 23thsta
Office hours. y "A m. 10 . p m.
AK nj Hotel once or Ladies' Entrance, 20th.st.
y. a. PARSONS General Manager.
Said OF tourists To met
''Yes but Isn't IT hot down south with your
I answered Dy asking her II the city OF
Mertcowas not p" Down south its latitude
the same that of Vera cruz and
Cuba-but its ALrITUD be producing saubrfous
(.AiInate n s attract tive than even
Montreal
SO with us In the Virginia Mountains
IautudinalIy south. but Altitudinaly much nearer
Heaven than New-fork
"Excuse me-" SAID one OF the gentiemen.a
Veteran Of the civil war; was
down In your country Just rs
Years ago this very month with
Mcclellan and you made 1t sury for us"
"Oh yes." was my rejoinder but
now there exists the paradox of no
'Ctolness, but general warmth ana no warmth
but general co0lDe-a"
A general laugh resulted and all voted TO
90 along with mo.
Next party Of Tourists will Leave New York.
July l6 via Pennsyvana Railway and its connections
as manned out IN THE Tribune" OfSunday, July D.
ISIOitMATION BY NAIL OR PERSONALITY
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
T,HE BAY LINE

OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily except sundaya via Pennsylvania Railroad 34o
a. M Parlar car through to steamer.