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New-York tribune., 1885-01-12
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COR NEw-HAvEN-Steamer leave Peck
T. sS % and y
TIVE ERIE RAIkWAY nov nov w1sTEss hnSTR aS sthf the
Rs saD
Coaches e csy,apS epsnnss rna charge
r%?aS s:ogRs g sGachs s sSon sS &
icaS icaSa n Derclt 40 p M ssisma0es a5s Ceye
.l.. % fssdS 81 5se; rs ana
sp%6PPiy ChiSaso EIpro., for the wo;. so Tr,p
ussn Day snd s.s oSSsSss nSsps g ana cas
Buaet smoIins Coaches 70 chicago
sso sSa Ps.ss ssp 25 s ,ms noon
isS 'sDsi,S $50 40 90 u %idnisht
eq2Ssy: Fslsy'es sis
sfS Sunday. a. s,9 sS fS ,S q!
c SO and e c 50 and Il sO Saturday
nsh.. sanSrys "a oe s ss sS so Clio $50 m
sns spnsrS nsl, as sundss S biS ioo
%SeG sg9says gsS s,sS S5g,n nm Sunday
Sondon, ard Kingston and Mos tgomery an s'sop m.
eS%s Goshen S,ig $50 9 1920 am $50 $3.50 Aao $50
sSnSsy 'ti AZ sse so 1877 So s aso $50
ssS sg%G sS sss lS2 Win
Nsfrosd Al MainsL IN tr in stops at Mainst only
Port Jervs 750 1920 m 4:3O 3 q SSO y H. SUNDAY
Soas leave ast quarter Of and quarter after esch hour
from SAb M TO i0Ab m thirty minutes, aud from
lO4b y m TO l2:l5 every hour.
ckets for passage and apartments IN Drawing Room and
Steering coaches can Obtained end orders for the checking
and transfer baggage be left o. the Companys oces
Nos 4Ol 9s7s broadway. 1s7 Westst- N. W NO
Courtst BroOklyn. or q the CoDpany's D,pots . ,,o
Express from the West arrivein Newfork NJ Ho
''So JOHN " r. All ABBoTT Gcn1 Passr Agent Now.york.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF FNEW-JERSEf:
~ Trains for Fnglewood Closer: Piermont ana
Nvsck T. $50 J. 500 T. 450 h:4O, s:a0 $50 p n,
Manuel sprins valley and honsey 4 10 q m. A5o p IN
JoHN n. ABBOTT. Gen1 Passr Agent. New.Y ort- -
WEST SHORE rOUTE.
w VIA wEsr SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All trains West 42dt. Cortandt and Desprosses s
Chicago .lo q m ~ p. m: Pullman sleepers through
81, Louis. $500 q p. m. Pullman seeDers
petrol 10 a m, '5:a0 g y. Pullman sleepers -.
tuspension bridge Niagara Fals Buffalo koohester 10
a. M '5: 50 y D. IN sleeping and parlor cars through.
TTticS 7'iO. 10 ii:2o a. m; .b,5o .s go,
Newburg Kingston. Catskih. Albany '7'lo TO- iiizo
For Fo Montreal and Canada East 7;lo $50 p.
Hamilton London, 'lO a m $500. % m Toronto o'o'
.,baIy Other trains daily except Sunday.
tsns or inormaon apply Offices: Jersey CITY, Penn hh
station Hobokeu li6Wsshington-st; Brook c0nrt,st
knnei Office fulton.sti New ork CITY, a. 20 2Ol $40.
$685. s6l. SAC LAO l52S Broadway ~ othaVe is9 tast
Iandt and Dosbroses and West shore station foot OF
West 42dst called for ana checked irOn hotes
and residences orders can be left az ticket elces
"a ststest HENRY MoNETI. Gen. Pass AGENT
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
! on ana after Dee y 1854

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Corsndt Street
Harrsburg Pfisbure the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, q m. and p daily. New.
York and Chicago Limited OF Paror Dining ing and
kelseping Cars o. o Q every day
Wuhsmsport Lock Haven a In. 2. m Cory and Eric
Hsp m, conneoting at Cory for fitusvne Petroleum
hSsmorsn n Wsss,1 sSs M seslOns an ~ so,,
fxpress Of Pullman Parlof Oars daily except Sunday
srr1ve Washington 4:05 p IN. Regular az $40 800
L koao M, p. m. and 10 night
or 0r osps oSasNS Mss ST Tssc sscsPt Sunday loonm
Long Branch baY Heaa Junction and intermediate sta
lons wa Railway and Amboy. IL noon $40 u m
1rcoxUn annex WIN An through train,
Jersey CITY afording speedy and direct transfer Tor
Esias aiveETsm Pittsbure $3.50 anc ll.2o H. 1880 and
Ewashington and Baltimore $50 and g. 20 M I3o $40
800 o:9oi e,zo, and 1905 p m. Sunday. 8sa $40
rom % pssa,oSs az los & r i 1rGg osai;irprs s2o
sisy 80 ssS sssS' ssS sS1sss s.ss
sS ssS VS 60 aOs RiSs ana N, a sSo AYss Yss
os20. 1905 and 1920 p m
TO PHILADELPHIA -
VIA TIE PENHsYLvANiA RAILRoAn
Il THE OLDEST ROUTE
TRAIMs Each WAY WEEKDAY AND . on
SUNDAY 3 STATIONS IN PaIIADEL~
PHIAi IN NEw.YoRK.
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DHILADELPHIA And READING R.R.

NEWJERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
liss sss..
y: sSS sfs fs sS ssS ;$SS q
@ IaHsoR % Gs
all Day Trains and
SsIHins 81 isaSs sS Ni9sn SITS.
s ss dS 5s6 j'sS saS s65 &
;,1 sIS $40 400
s% sS IS a, '.', .o.o ,Sa SoN.
GINassRY9s siTY !. suShghH as NJ ss and
T IAhRfsBgka Il 400 5;ss: s1s = m. 100 i5o. 4'oo
REApE ss lscG sJ & ss9asIi s Fl SsG % oo is 4O
siS s6sasTos SsS 12sP Zoo x ssasayS sas ssS sBg
Tx 5 s5 and nd sandsys sc s. 5G n s' %
T1MhCuA 7aS SAP oo lso s45 AGO.
Fet 400 7:0o sAo u. loo $780, s:s6 6;A6 p m Sunday
kor EXsToN AZ 400 TOO SIS m loo. $780, &46 400.
ai fs ess BsIbSEp dSG bASGa II s1naay a. & ss sSU no.
SS AZ 5so is ss ss is lssq ,ls sS
100 500. 1880 nj. sundays, 4'oo 500 H. lSo
~ 4e9 600 79c sas $50 1880 llls
oo 1872 5s sS 7so 800 $50 io oo oVV n' sun
PAis 400 500. s:4b M. 1900 m, $780, AGO. $3.50. TOO.
saGH @ SSEAs ss saOya nc sbsS4g s. g as.ss sa Ct
Sas sisEs and t23 s2assagaH s2s a. $780,
s,S aEasfYS s ItsH SiT9 81NELAND and BRIDoEro1as
Y NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
< From Pier No {. North River. via sandy Hook
w0op TOMS RIVER BARNE0AT; etc. a. $50 2. m
:i II "a ss ss - ~ III Fl sSS
k5sh sovsry and prineipaI Hotels y NewyOrk CITY u
Brooklyn at no 4 Courtrst lO7 broadway S3S. 800
eulton-sts 2lo AaDhattan.ave z Dc Kabave ls99 A.
anucave 12o Greenpont-ave. In Hobeksn 254 washing
Eonst Transfer Company will ca for and check
kAge from hotels or residence TO des tination.
u. e. WOOTTEN, "a. HANCOCK,
y General Sfanager Gen Pass. and Ticket Agt
II p BALDWIN. O. z. p. Agt, l19 Liberty-st. N. r.
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston the Fast All rs from Grand Gepns &c rego
M n no (psrlor car attashod ano 10 i'm witeseepng
bascelcars. Sundays at 10 wtn pssos
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Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE, u. &. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
Prom Pier 20. North River. foot u Dey St
Alsatia. Jan. H. ga IN Auchoa. an. oi % hh
DevOnia "a, II tircas>ia .-tob - i. III
Cabnpassage $50 TO $50 sec)ntolasS ".
Steorage passage or from GLASGOW LifEhFooi+
BELFAST or LONDONDERRY. 40.
HENDERSON BROIHkRs. Agents B0wlns oIeeh.
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Qopartnerstip Notices.

nISSOLUTION.-The copartnership hereto
~ fore existing under the firm of G. b Smith Co.
{CHAs B. SMITH
New.York, Dec 81, 1884 tGEO WORTHINGTON.
The undersigned have this day formed copartnershp
der the firm name Of
SMITH wORTHINGTON 4 CO..
and viii continue the business 20 Warren hero
tofore. (CHAS. p. SMITH,
{GEO WORTHINGTON.
NewYork. Jan. !, 1885 (IRA MILLER
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Business Chances.

AN OLD-ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE
IA for sale death of proprietor situated
good avenue above 42d,st, west side. Apply to
Mr.. STRICKLAND, 80 Beokman- st.
WANTED.-Partyw with $25, 900 or more to
take an interest in Corset Manufacturing business
ana In selling In the and Southern States also In
supplying satisfactorily established trade Of two years
through branch house located In Chicago respon sibe and
who Will pay fair Of profit their wants
Patented and pays profit OF 40 per cent Fullest nyes
CATION asked and given.
Address r..
5sS West Adams.st., Chicago Ill
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BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line To ths Sonth OF frinca
NEW YORK AND BORDEAUX plRECE
CHATEAU IlONiL r.
Prom "Prence's Stores tnear Walst. ferryl BrooK,L
Travellers f,r France Splin aul Itlg, PFrsnss+ raj
Nice &c viii save NO AMI expsnse ~ lkn thislnH
CABIN dncn WIN e) 50 10 SlOt Seconi OaDi '
steerage, s25. For passage nppyt9 ~orp Al poaver~
New-York tribune., 1885-01-12

Srs @ issye e via Desbrosses and cort,andt
i,sn9 4 ss9 q "a and msnd night sundsys si
fk,.hi Emisrssa ssa ~ ~ m; 4 . aud D. and ~
3ns ~ .nE Essyin8 NeyYors daily except sunday es2o
D - ~ M ~ and p. m connect at Tren
XgsnnE trains leave Broahst Station Ph,ladepha lo,0l
$So t.ss except EondsyS. Sso 1866 pssa5, s.SS
xS eSo 10 nI's1 4as s1d dEtPr.ss lso snd $40
R a2o tss: ESQ q st9o Llna,ssdS D1sa ssso as45
fesiy except sunday '''o NJ
TICKET otces 4S6 $40 ant o/l Brosdvsv Astor Hou..
ko4 ess 2i Desorossee and Cortlspdt bA Ceurt ~
is.hss H "a Annex staSon foot o 1uitonst- Brookyri
ksEa notc nopokeDt station Jersey Cityi IrnIrSn{
TSs Ssv S1cs NO hst,sy Place sad Castle qsrdea
s~n ~ trenfief COMPANY VIII call fe9 on6 ohook
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stesmboasy au1 aniirsa,g.'
-,,rovrvcToy LINE,

- ~gTONINGT0N .o,rrr
-onr. enucEp FAvORfTE WfNTEh hogIE
leave from Pier s ~ r. daily ssosgt sunaAys
rscs sn n M Firstclass 70 Boston sa oofrosponns II"
ssetOns 20 all po,nw fUrPLE General Passenger Agent
r.rI. RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND
Ehrrt,,tr East VIA NEWPORT AND LALL aln NY. and am
,eed 10 All points during Winter m,ntns tesve
Tsres ita ,s,mers PROVIDENCE and r~,e ssn
Ie.exosk on alternate DAYS sun Connection
"Anne .e,eyoon. nav secured ~ prhc
1isnssss l s s' = oaee once on Pier ~ n ao a"oSNoG
-, . rovFIr. Agta Gen. rass Agent
TTARLEM RIVER xrN BRANCHi ! 4 ! nrroRD R.R.
Trains eA' ,sap Thrd Bridge aross % .rceni
py iSird Esys,ed ,ae ss M sc s5
<tO btn t,to n, Wesi Farms Van Nest West ShsstS'
Point hen sy chester pelham Bayl hsrow '.y az no
,ss S5 ana 81 RSlis Gn ssroaS ana
York. Nsv..ans New-Canaan, hiidetown New Dii'ah
and su1ieia y, ar NewR end all iDtermedia" Sun
Nitnitn n, daiiv except Monda3t sta
tons AZ ~ "a for New .ocnciIe and az m ., connec
200 noon and $3.50 p w ths .rans central Depot
ing d ana with express train TO Boston VIA 9noe D
~ vuIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passengsr
Ehiu ~. sepot foo, Of Cortlsndt and Desbrossos
~ trsi,,ss M HsO and p N, for Easton Bethlenen
eta -.I' sssaiae Mauch Chunk Whkcsbnrrs, lIowasda
klenaris flaca Geneva Lyons lu.o ana ths Wes. tn
~ ior hss htns n Il 10 m and $40 2 m connect Tor All
~ MsSopcs and Halielon eeS rssSns m SUNDAY uAh
tssssss lar Msuoa Chunk and hssien9n, a a9n.Sx %
General Eastern o"e'' ~" Il b. BYINaToN q. p. A.
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80. p,sr soN r. foot Of watts-st Cnext pier above Dss
Sros.e, :, Ferry daily, eIcspt sanaays At A;so n
kTFW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR;
stations ia sevrs fssS SS ca, 1esry.
LEAVE yEwyoRK commencing onS jam sry yhR ri ss sls
$50 aSO 3 sSo cU ssS M S0S e p sGn'ays m Sundays
aais%sn via PHI Reading sss RT 4S anSsys ss
soS sssr sa5 m Via Penn RS, 900, 1900 H 5oop m
sp%s1S: pSl Isa nsns X wa rsnn R. 600 2o 300
sPP so spPefys siy S ESQ., iJS 4s ~ Va M sapSSys s,5
m Ions Branch Ocean Grove AsopfS rI wa PS
SslSs,s nSSs@ spf spf Rsadns ar a6 si5 M 400
aseas mot 1SPDHf s GsflR R & BOO
p m sundays mot stopping at ocean Grove OF Asour'
faSs Far rTe6S Vi, and RsnE RR aa ' iOo
sss m VA sYY 4 sR T. al Gs iso AsS vn.aDS M TGr
SSSs S2sS s's kSnie Sa rSn9 city &C. & f Reading RF iso
a. ! HaTCGGE RE- Z e. ToRR RR
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
LIN RIVER RArIRoAD.-Com neing % oe'ooer = 1863
$500 NJ Rochester and MOnre al Express through draw
$40 mr. Fast limited chicago and St louis Express
dRag a ssr; Sa spDnE f ~ G cesoasd and osd
krving Chicago 1910 IN and st. Louis ''Zo p m hcf'
Chicago Express drawing cars to Canon: ar
PtiiS m western New.Yort and Northern EIIress with
$50 m. Albany Troy and Utica Express. through
Craving room cars ,,.. r.o-
fs! bassls % ss ' cnonnsg Tcledo s. louis
tet31 with sleepingcars 10 syracuse ana 10
kuburn rosd and saratoga also 10 Montreal ,.
Ffse Pacific Express with sleeping cars LOT hocheser
bpdslo Niagara Falls Cieyeasi Toledo detroit onlcaso
se' s S aa, o q the %s anG
kor the North except Saturday nisht. - q ,,..
eielefs on sale az Grand Central Depot No bowling
Green 252 and 426 Broadway and Of MsstSo'ts ExSdes
bfjces and 7s5 and 942 BroadWay New
knc sS9 Washington and 73O Fulton ss Brooklyn ana ~
Eourth-st. Williamsburg. ,-,- .. ... =.
kcned az any OF the ticket oces NewVork CITY, snd a.
tS3 Washngton-stp Brooklyn
iBargags called for and checked from residence.
daily. All others daily exCont Snnoay
~ 'Tnrra,TY G, b. AEEKER.
sSSaansro erfntendsnt General PasseD Agent.
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NORWICH LINE.
- TAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
= TeBosToNs
WORCESTER s2s1,
NASHUA. s3s
PoBTLAyDs 81

ys,..r.-, -cty Of worcesser' ana "city Of Boston
ssve Pier 20 r. foot OF Watss snert pier ABOVE Dea
S.,. :, Fsryl daily except sundava at 4;SO p N
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23

The city Of Cartagena. which was as
saulted by 1000 insurgents on May and
who we're repulsed with a loss OF 500. is a
seaport Of the United States OF Colombia
aud Is situated on q small sand peninsula
connected with the continent by an artiG-
cial neck Of land. IL is the capital Of the
state OF Bolivar, and Us population is
about 5000. The National forces have
been Ia possession Of the city, but the
rebels have held the strong mountain
passes, which are the only means Of
reaching the city by land, and also the
strong forts near the city. The bay,
which Is landlOcked and has smooth
water. extends from North 10 south seven
miles aud affords excellent anchorage. Ihe
rebels have had several gunbO8ts block
aiding the entrance 70 the harbOT. The
National forces % the number Of 1000
have been IN the country beyond the rebel
lines, but they have been unable 70 break
through the rebel lines aud reach the gar
risOn 10 the city. The houses IN Carta-
gena are generally Of stone, two stories
high, aud the streets are well paved aud
lighted With gas. There are number Of
churches and converts, a general and
military hospital, "a college and theatre.
The weather II excessively hot. LeprOsy
Is common and many people die from yell
low fever. Owing TO the rivalry Of the
ports Of santa Marta and Barranquilla
The trade Of Cartagena has declined.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23
DISCOVERIES IN MEDICINE.
A New Agent for Controlling FebriIe
Temperatures.
FrONl "a Baltlmore Sufa.

From the baltimore Sun.
DR.. John 5. Lynch recently gave an ac-
count before the Medical and Chirurgical
Faculty of Maryland of a new medical
discovery called anu-pyrine. He said the
addition OF this substance to the medical
forces against the febrile state during
the past year, is fact of transcendent
Importance, second only to qulnine in
value, and presenting US with a remedy
by which we can absolutely control feb
rife temperatures. The first use Of this
medicine Ia this city was last November,
In the case OF pulmonary consumption OF
Dr.. Geo. S. KinnamOn. In doses of three
TO four grammes daily he perfectly con-
trolled the temperature OF patients which
had been running up to 1924 every even
ing in spite Of large doses OF quinine. DR..
r. II. Thomas spoke OF karin as a remedy
in febrile diseases, which he had used eK-
tenslVely, giving from five TO ten grains
hourly. DIR. Il. Winslow said his expert
ence with kalrin was limited to one case,
in which the drug reduced the tempera-
ture, but produced alarming collapse.
His experience made him unwilling 10
use where there was not an attendant
who could watch the temperature. DR..
ID. W. Cathell read a paper on rectal
medication. DR.. Wilmer Brinton read
his report Of the section Of
pathology. He said the bacillus Of
Asiatic cholera, "the comma bacillus"
OF Koch, claimed to DE the specific
injecting agent In cholera, has demanded
the largest share OF attention during the
past year. The careful manner in which
that great German eXperimenter has for
tilted his defenses rendered them impreg-
nable 10 all attack. DR.. Frank Donald.
son, ST., read paper entitled, personal
Observations on the Value q Hydrochlo.
rate Of Cocaine" In which be set forth It's
great value as a local anesthetic In dis
eases OF the nasal aud vocal organs and
otherwise.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23
zIrtu grorrco Brrao.
ACOSTA & EINSTEIN

notifying public they are now baking their nav PROCESS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23
DEATH OF GEN. r. e. LEE.
Ben: PerIey POore's Account of How a
Hero Passed Away.

The death of Gen. Robert f. Lee at
Lexington, Va, on Oct. ~, 1870, removed
an important actor in the recent civil
war. In the South, where he was best
known and most beloved; in the North,
where his military genius and worth as
private citizen found due recognition,
and in Europe. where his skillful general
ship and personal courage had won him
nigh renOWn, the tributes to the memory
Of the departed Southern chleftain have
been generous, enthusiastic and worthy Of
his lame. Ii may be truly said that per-
sonally Gen. Lee had not an enemy. His
heart 0yerflOwed with love and charity
toward an mankind. He drew his sword
in the civil war from a sense q duty 20
his native state; but when he sheathed II
again, under the apple tree az AppOmat-
toX Court House, there was not "A stain
upon It's blade. Even those who we're
opposed 10 Gen. Lee upon the battlefield
were az ready as bis mOstintlmate friends
ard ardent admirers 10 testify 10 his we'll
deserved fame as a military leader, as
well as 10 his many private virtues.
Gen. Lee, shortly after the surrender at
Appomattox, became president ~ Wash
nQt0n College. NJ Lexington, and devoted
himself % the duties Of that position. He
was taken sick on Wednesday evening,
Sept. q. As he was about 20 take his
seat az the tea table he sank In his chair
and became ineensible. reaction soon
set in. however, and In the course Of the
ten days following be steadily im-
proved until II was hoped be was
out Of danger. But on the follow
Ing Monday evening be became sud
denly and rapidly worse, and con-
tuued 10 sink until death claimed It's
victim. During the early part ~ his Illness
he slept much and spoke seldom, but was
rational when awake. and always recOg-
nized those ~ his bedside. At times his
mind seemed 10 wander, and on several
occasions reverted 10 the army. He once
ordered bis teut ~ BE- struck; at another
time desired that "Hill should be sent to
the 'front.'" He Bufsred but compare
lively little pain during his whole Illness,
aud expired very quietly and peacefully
at $3.50 on " ednesday morning.
KNOW fnYsgLF. by reaaing She "sci-
euor ~ Life." the best medical work ever
pablished, Tor young and middlc-agcd men.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23

qualel win his wife. and mingled oaths
duu charges Of infidelity with his violent
Nehuucidtions about the lost dog. The
woman used her tongue splritedly,
ana enforced her denials OF the infideiitv
charges with a plate. She SHE'D it at
Francois, and it broke on the floor with
OUT hitting him. Francois grabbed beer
goblet and let it fly at her with equally
faulty aim. Then he sprang forward to
strike her, but WEIGH stepped between
them and prevented a personal encounter
Helch then took Francois arm and both
walked out into the court yard, leaving
the woman.
1t was then 10 O'Clock, and Welch
walked with Francois up the street and
sat alongside Of him on coal box, near
Eighth avenue. be was afraid that Fran
co.'s would harm the woman il be went
back to her at once, 80 he talked to him
an hour to calm down the Frenchman's
violent anger. They shook hands ut II
O'Clock. BY that time the Frenchman
appeared to be perfectly cOOl and calm
He was perfectly sober, too. He promised
TO meet WEIGH in the shop early as they
separated, and Francois walked slowly
toward his home.
Nobody appears to know Just when the
Frenchman got back to the kitchen of his
nome. John Mcbride, who lives on the
floor above, heard heavy thud in Fran
co.'s room like that of falling body
about 1890 O'Clock, and then everything
became quiet. An hour later a neighbor
who was standing in the street on the
block above saw Francois creep stealthlly
out OF the doorway of the front tenement
and look cautiously about. He had taken
on the heavy working shoes that he wore
when be walked up the block with WEIGH,
and wore the green cloth slippers. They
made his footsteps noiseless. Twenty
minutes afterward he stole out again in
the same stealthy fashion. This time he
had the bullying bag over bis shoulder.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23
GREAT GRLEE

From the Athens ga } Banner Waterman.
Uncle Dick Saulter says: Fifty years sgo
had running ulcer on my leg which refused
to heat under any treatmhnt In 1853 went
to California and remained Is months, and
1873 l visited Hot Spnngs, Ark, remaining
three months, but was not cured. Amputa-
ton WAS discussed, but concluded to make
one more effort. l commenced taking the b.
b. b. about six weeks ago, and the 50-year-
old sore on my leg is healing rapidly, and yes
terday | walked about fifteen miles fishing
and hunting without any pain, and before
using the b. B. b. l could not walk exceeding
half mile. l sleep eoundly at night, for the
arst time in many years. To think that six bot
ties have done me more good than Hot Springs.
IS months IN California, besides an immense
amount of medicines and eight or ten first
class physicians, viii convince any man on
earth that 1t is wonderful blood medicine.
1t has also cured me of catarrh.
For sale by OsCEoLA BUTLER. Druggist.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-23
aatrDirinaI.
CANCER CURED.

| have had a cancer on my face for many
years. have tried a great many remedies,
but without relief. I almost gave up hope of
ever being cured. Or. HaTdman, my son,
recommended Swlft's Specific which have
taken with great results. Ny face Is now
well, and IL is impossible for me To express
my thanks in words for what this medicine
has done for me. Mrs. OLIVE HARDMAN,
Monroe, ga, sept. 2, 1884.
SWifts Specific has cured cancer on my
face, and has almost made new man of me.
I. j. TEArE, Waclssa, Fla.
I have had cancer IN my right ear for
three years. ] tried every remedy the phys-
clans prScticed 10 no permanent good Swfts
specific has wrought wonders for me. tt Is
the best blood purifier ia tae world.
JOHN ). MORTON, Florence, Ala,
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable, and
seems to cure cancers by forcing out the inn
PARTIES from tue blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, At
lanta. Ca. or 1850 w S9d ST. New York
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Is OUNCE LOAVES SC. EACH.
80 OUNCE LOAVES 1Oc. EACH.

J. F. SCHROEDER cq York Ss s1Srsa IoS Snd
D.GARTELMAN Corner aGs5.i EAT a, si Broad and
Ely. HAM, Corner Drayton and York
d. sCHUENEMAN c9r n@ po ESst .t Bgosd
MIG. HELMKEN c0 Anderson %nI Streets and
c. HANSEN. rnundcrbolt rou Gate.
LOUIS voGEL cq bar S' slrcs3s and "ald-
THEo. RADERICK Corner Iomas s, Bal! and
ISAAC ROOs. Corner oon ,,I nr3yton and Ma
j. F. EUHLMAN, Corner a., Ea l,.i Broad ana
c. AsENDORF, Corner Sar, East .ssod Broad ana
MONsEEs n wELBROCK. Corner cor pp.s SIMS n,s
q. AsENDoRF Corner Tattnall and Cor
don street lane.
MRS. e. NJ. SEWERS, 0I Hsg .i rr,es ana
LYONS East Broad street, near
- :" i"NS'l Huntingdon,
J.J MCMAHON Cq Eas Rr G99g 1trss,s and
MRS. MARY KELLY, c9 Eos rrf S46eS s snd
h. F. KUoK, IS Price street.
VIM srEFFENs cGE9st B %S,ddG sarsot snd
G. II. KONEMANN, Corner woet A I"9 '.o ana
q ROcuEp Corner West Broad and
- NV Purse streets.
JOHN LoRCH jefferson and Hunting
don streets.
HENRY LUBs broad streets. '' ''
JACOB sOHOLL Corner 9r,,.r.S Gh s,,toi and
FRANCIS PALMER. Corner S99 s,ms Lumber Lumber
II. t. HEEMsOrH. Cor; Pine and Farm
All TAMM Corner Zuby and Poplar
streets.
J.F.LUBs, Corner Sims and Purse streets.
wM.voLLEKs, Cor sTre ag%oer and Walker
HARBOUR mos 0G barnard h s9rsets. an"
MRS. j. H. OTTO Corner airrs Se@ o,Iea,ys and
We have opened Retail Department in o.
where the public can be sHDDlied with the cho
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pninia anp Wllo.
Spomnp, ctr.


A BEAUTIFUL line Of sPONGKs. Bathing
"a aud Carriaggt CHAIOla SKINS, large
and Hunnles. BATH TOW ELS. FLESH
nHUsifte and SALT WATER SOAP, AZ
6TRcMc'S DRUG STORE.
Corner Bull hnd Perry street lane.
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BoStrttsr'G gittrrs.

In order TO en-
rich the blood,
and thus impart
fresh vigor to an
eufeebled sys-
tenn, stimulate
tagging diges
tion with the ma
tional inyigor-
ant, HOstetter's
stomach Bltters,
which, by lnfus-
ing energy into
the operations Of
tbes.omAch, pro
notes, nay, in
eures thorough
digestion and Hs-
Sanitation, and
consequent nu
triton. A gain
to appetite, viRor
and fiesh is in
urse of this de-
h lie, moreover. q
rial feYers. For
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