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Tho venezuela Revolution supprcssea

WAsnlNoroN, July 9l.-The follow
Ing Official dispatch has been received
at the Venezuelan Legation IN this
city;
the revolution in Voresuela HIS
been eueetuaiiy suppressed, and that
Wlthlh very .uOrt lime Of
us outbreak TIE whole couu.
Try nav supported President
Crespo, Tho British nuthorities nj
the Island OF Trinidad lent their sup
port 70 tho. rebels, but without avail.
rho triumph Is complete and decisive.
botn on inc mainland and on the L.,
lana Of marquesla, the last sirongh old
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01
SATURDAY, AU JUST. 1. 1885.

SECRETARY TELLER thought Indian
leases were all right. A Democratic
administration thinks otherwise. Re-
publican jobbers must now take back
seat.
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In these days Of gubernatorial and
other nominations and aspirations, tho
candidates ought to recall and observe
Mr.. JEFFERsoN's conduct and rules,
for they will guide any man with
safety and dignity through tho thou
sand snares Of such contest: First,
Don't want the office; second, Utter
no syllable concerning IL beyond the
narrowest circle Of tried confldants.
Some Of the candidates are quite well
up In the practice hereof.
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Rc.Icnntlon Accontnd

Washington July 3l.-The rasigng-
ton OF Edward p. Chaplin, receiv-
or of public moneys ut D5adWood,
Dakot', has bsen accepted.
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Tho PuhlIo n.ht necrsn.s

WASHINGTON, July ALL. 10 estima.
tod that there has been q decrease OF
about T,000,00O In The public debt
during the month ofJuly,
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THE investigation of the Indianapo.
lis postofllce and the report OF tho sub.
committee win have good doal to do
with the Democratic idea Of popular
reform. II MR., HENDRICKS is set
down on by the commission, tho Dem
ocratlc party Will imagine that Dem
ocratic success means but little in
America, whom the Vice-President OF
the United States shall be snubbed by
little commission in tho matter of q
ocal postotiice.
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Weather Report.

COTTON BELT REPORT.
Tho cotton belt weather report Tor Texas,
showing tho maximum ana minimum
ten poraturoi also the rainfall for the past
q hours, Is as follows.
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haX. MIN. Ram
erArIONa. TemnL TemnI Enll.

q garett9 smokers prefer Qpurs
Pubs because they do not stick TO tho
INA.
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IS CLOSED OUT.

DON'T MIND TET Fl HEAT DON'D
MIND TITLED DISTANC H TO TRAv-
LY-CONGE EARLY AS POSSIBLE
AND DON'T MISS THE GREAT
OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE THB
MOST
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NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE TRAVEL.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG TIE WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLD-FAMFD HUDSON RIVER,
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSRILL MOUNTAINS.
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
after Sept 10. 1885, trains will leave West 42dst
station as TOllOws
trains from downtown station foot
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot OF West
4Zdst
Detroit ard Chicago 'l010 a m. .0:lO. 1910 p Pull
man seepers through.
81. Louis $40 $40 D. m Pullman sleepers.
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester 7:20
s10lO sGlO, sS;l0 m. SIeepers and parlOr
Utica aud Syracuse $780, fl0:lO LTD '6lO, $40
.. ... - 90
Newburg, Kingston Catskii 'l2:l0, s7;20. 1910
Saratoga via Albany 1920. 1l:l5 O. m. 0:lO p. m
Lake George via Albany 1920 llD5 a. m.
Kaatersk1i, Hunter Hobart. Grand Hotel Station, Pho
nica, la 3 a. m,
Palcnyiie Cairo. Mountain House Station. 1920 11l5
For Montreal and Canada East 720 a. m, G:lO p.
Hamilton. London. 'l0l0 sGO, so1Op. H. Toronto,
1910 am, G:l0, $50 pm.
sDay. Other trains daily except Sunday.
tickets time tables paTor soeping car accomInoda
H. Stallion Hoboken 10 HndsOn.sti Brooklyn Court st.
Office Of FutOnsti York CITY a. 2OI, 26l
3b 363 851 9s6, LAO 1923 Broadway, 737 6thave l49
East 25thst 1881 BOwery and West Shore Stations foot
OF West 42dst and foot OF Jayst North River Baggage
called for and checked from hotels and residences orders
left at Oflces. HENRY hONEII.
$50 Broadway, General Passenger Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after September p, lss
GREAT TRUNK LINE
Y, rrnrTrEn STATES MALL ROTTE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-1 OK VA DesO'V'So' anu
Ferries. asfollOws: -, w.. ,., r,,o r,o,..
800 attached q 8, spd daily NeTG0rk and
Limited Of Parlor Dining. Smoking and Sleeping
Wiilismsport Lock Haven, a. M p ni CORY and Erio
% cOn1ecLng az IOtfy IOT AlsuSNAlo' IoLoSuii
Gentle and the Oil RegionA -. -. 49,
fsIt1oe Washn and the South Limited Washington
Ernress OF Pullman Palace Cars daily except sunday, 10
a m arrive washington 406 p nj regular at G20 and
e.20 m l. $40 and p. and IL night Sunday, 6:lb
c. ~. 840 and p. m. and IL night
For Cape May except sunday. p m
Long Branch. Bay heaa Junction ano intermediate sops
via Railway and AmbOy, 300 a. M, 1900 noon $40,
s:Iu ana $50 p. II. ON Sunday, U g. M ana 3 p. n
td0 not stop at AsbuTy Park = 49,, ,,.n..,.,. -. =,
Por ord Point and Norfolk via Pnaaepha and
Norfolk Railroad, 6:20 week days ana p M every
day; via Bait Dore and Bay Line $40 p m week days
Roafs OF BROOKLYN connect with ali through Trans
at Jersey City, aordng speedy and direct transfer for
rams Arrive From Pittsburg 7. g. 1870 NJ 655 and
sS5 D. ~ daily. From Washington ana BALTIMORE $40
800 3d. 530 ego and 1905 D. m Sunday, 6:2o,
sa M 800, 800 1905 m Prom Philadelpeia 500 e:2o
q g. 600 ESQ., 1O40 1l30 a mi l2O z 80 800. b;3O,
eco G56, 1920 500. 800 1856 1905 M and 1920 night
SUNDAY $50 6:2O 705 So5 1l:35 m, o;zO, 6ZO 800,
e.2O 6:35, 1905 .. In.
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Gonnirp propertp For Sale ano 90 fet

Of the most beautiful homes in the CITY OF Los An
is within block OF sreecars and fifteen minutes
Court House. The grounds are beauti
fully laid out with large quantities
flowers vines aud shubbery There Is also 35O bearing
orange Trees 80 choice lemons rs English waDuis ~ Italian
chestnuts ~ olives ~ fgs go peach neeatnes ana pns
DearR ~ almonds 20 lines pomegranltes ~ Onanenth
trees ami Japanese persmmon There abundance city
and private household purposes ao for irrga
ton The properly divided into tnree most
beautiful homes sufficient city lots can DO sold
from 10 10 pay the purchase money without inter
ferng with the mansion. lawns and outpuidings dhe
house beautifully furnished expense OF about SAOOO
las ii rooms consisting bedrooms paror dpingr0Om,
library Kitchen with laundry ana wash house IN house
discOnnected building The house IN thor
0ugh repair The win produce an income this year
OF from 600 and constantly increasing rs tho
in now aout ~ years 3 sna
uated In growing city Of 30 900 Inhabitants In semlIropio
climate where grows cold or never gets 700 warm
10 be In tho Angeles ~ noted Tor us
mid genial climate which much sought for By those desr
ing change cold Of the Eastern States
during months here the flowers bloom every
nio"'" AL wv MORFORD a SON,
Real Estate Agents.
40 North Spring st. Los Angeles cal
mo r err From Octoher at MOntrOse n j.,
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NETWORK AND Long BRANCH RAIL

StstionSn ID n. and DesbrOssess At.
hE"-fohA- Phila and Reading r. r.. foot Iiberty-st
LEAVE NEW. Accommodating sept q, 1885.
For South Amboy, Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
4, 5:45, 7,45. & m, /, 4, 8. 6;45 p m.
SUNDAYS 4, SAB G.
Via Fennsyivana Railroad. IL noon. 4:io 8. G.3O
For Maiawan via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad T.
b:45 7:a5 IL m, ], 4. AGO. o. 5;i5 Sundays, 4,
Ss45 m. -.
via Pennsylvania Railroad, n m. IL noon, 4:l0 O..
$50 D. m. Sundays, a IN. 8 p m.
Tor Rad Bank Long Branch. ocean Grove AsbuIy Park
Ocean Reach SpTin Lake Sea Gir, Point Pleasant
via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 4. 40. m
l. $780, L. 4:30. g. 545 \. Sundays mot stopping at
Ocean Grove Asbury Park q. e40 q M "a ~
Via Pennsylvania Railroad. q a. IL noon. 800 4;lo
g. $50 p. Sundays mot stopping 1T ocean Grove or
AS'uiy fArA1 RUFUS BIIoDGErT. superintendent.
n a. HANCOCK. ]. r. WOOD,
a. p Il II A. p. & l.. r r. q. PA. =. RI
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THE NEW LINE

EEw-YoRK, HILADELPHIA. NORFOLK. OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FAsTEkTHAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Past Day and Night Express between New York
Cape Charles Trains leave via Pennsylvania
Railroad NJ. week days and daily arriving Old
Point Comfort bl5 week days and $50 daily Nor
folk d. and OILS q Sleeping through New
YorK 70 Cape Charles and Paror Car from with
be secured Ticket once OF the Pennsyvana Railroad
Company II. b. COOKE. Genl Pass. aud Freight Agent.
IL. w. dunno. SUPERINTENDENT
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Z. .
IN NEW-YORk-
Express leave New York via Desbrosses and Court
laudt street Ferries. az follows; . 50 -
a2o 90 g. 10 Chicago Llmited), and 10 washington
limited IL IL $780, $40 444O o, o, 2, and
p m, and IL night Sundays 81 3 90 Lmited) ana ~
n M: $40 o, &, z, and 8 y. m. anc IL night
Trains lea wing NewYOrk daily except sunday ats and
Jl;1O a. M J. 2, d. and p. m, and p NJ on Sundays
connect Mt Trenton for Camden. ,,,,
efurnipe trains Street Station philadelphia
i2ol 800 49, g. $40 g: so ESQ $780, $3.50, l. and IL
a m LIMITED Express IA and $50 p m l2s4, 0s5
H.30 7lO m. On SUNDAY, 1901, 80, asa
5:45 $50 a m 12.44. t450 Limted), $3.50, 7;lO TAO
o. m Leave Philadelphia via Camden M daily except
snnday 49,.
and foot Of Desbfosses Courtandt CouTtst and
Rrooklyn Annex Station, foot Of Fultonst. Brooklyn
Rnsch's Hotel HoDOken; Station, Jersey CITY. fmgfant
ticket Onlee no g. Battery place and Castle Garden
NewYork Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana checK
baggage from tells and residences. 1900
CHARLES T.. PUGH, !. k MOOD
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PHlLAD IE. AND D. READING 1ITA. r. R.

TIME "a p Gf FF II sePT 2ist 1885
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON: "Bou1G BROOK TOOK
$780, 1900 D, m SUNDAYS at 400 S45a m, $50. 1900
Direct connection at Wayne Junction for and
CHESTNUT Hi az Coumbia-aye for Manayunk Oohsho'
DRAWTN GROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
leave PHISDELPHIA, Sqtn and Green s sts
Rm sUTD4Y $50 6 on Ss9 $500 100 p a. ahi5d an. and
d aS1ss ss az suN lD Sd S M S o B. i'OO 0'
FerL05 X HAVEN. PEALF Nd PHILLIPsBURo Penn
For Viii AMsEoRT., syyBURY, JEywiIs5BBUGg and
For ~ 10 at 400 7:s5 s45 a. w., 100 So 400
For Se isoS a. 400 S 4 s Gi u NJ 100
rd ESQ 2SC 9 T6 i IL 9B sanays ,i D. y H.
100 10, s45 54 4 ana M Sunday at 50 '
For PXMAoTUA al ~ 7oo. 145 49, 545 m 100 1890 oa5,
For BE Fiji ALLENTOWN and MAUcH cnUYK
az 1907 700. s:A5 a. loO 1850. S:i5 645 p u sunday
For sfoE at 400. 1000 e45 a. Loo, 1850 go. 400
F6 5S2 f az BR XIII pRASGM al 100 SO H.
For FFkfMINGToN 7OO s45 A. m. 100. $780, 400. 43o.
For 6SiEIvILLE 81 ZOO, go 700, si5 1880 ia a
go 100 1855 s:i5 iosop m suidays 400 s.O6a. m
For 5iIP lis gig Zoo. 600 TOO 40 SAB 1920
b86 5 e. M COO CO. CSC zoo. 1850 si5 $50 1880 1900
IN Sundays 400 500, s:45 a. IN, 1900 m, 1880. 400
For OIL I6N 10 B S2y CT OCEAN, GROVE &C. n RAIN at
sUSDA9s except ocean Grove al 800. 50 am.
For For LsAEKEwooD ToMs RIVER and BARNEGXT 200
7i45 o. m. loo, l.30 .. N. - - ,o,, .
400 a. ~, Loo p. IN.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. s, North River. via sandy Hook.
For HIGHL ANDs, SEABRIGHr and LONG BRANCH
6:3O 1918 a M. 31j 500 y. Sundays 300 q. N.
For ELBERUN, ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
OCEAN BEACH POINT PLEASANT, &C, 1918 a. m
For &fL4NTIc HIGHLANDS. $50. 1915 a m. $40. 500
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER, BARNEGAT, 345 p. M
procured foot OF LiDertyt Pier No 3
North River 2l 2g7, z57 2Gi. 2sj. 257 Ga and lS2S
~ and 1i3 LOS 2Ce Last II thst 1882
Brooklyn at NO tourtst., 1O7 Droadwayi s9s $50 Full
tonst 2lO SI9 Manhattanaye In hopokon 22A washing
Transfer VIII call ana check
gage from hotels Or residence 70 destination
j. Il. WOOTTEN, O. q. HANCOCK,
General Manager. Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt
H. p. BALDWIN. e. f. p. Agt, ll9 Liberty st., n y
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~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. june ~, lss1,
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot:
IS a. m Rochester and Montreal Express: through draw
in g room cars Rochester ST. Adams and Montreal
$3.50 n m. Limited Chicago and St Louis Express,
dining cars, stopping at Albany, Utica syracuse
Rochester Bunlo. Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland ami lOedo
arriving at Chicago $50 Cincinnati 75b NJ and -
LOUIS 740 ?. day Through drawng-room car TO
1880 A. M Chicago Express drawinr.room TO Rich.
Ged Springs Canandagua, Rochester Niagara Falls and
Buffalo 80
iii a. m. Western New.York and Northern Express, with
drawing room cars v..,-
through drawing To Lake George on saturdays
only. go. .
Chicago Louis Express. with sleepingcnrS
for Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chi
caCo and ST. Louis
f68Op M Express with sleeping TO Syracuse and TO
Auburn road, and TO Saratoga also 70 Montreal
ter Buao Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo ana Detroit also
10 Watertown ana ogdeosburg daily except Saturday
Ills D. No. light Express with seepigcars 20 Albany
with the morning trains for the West and
for The North ieIcep. saturday night. .
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot No o. bowling
Green ALB Broadway, Harlem Depot lth-st and 4ihaye
Westcotts Express Offices parkplaoe near Broad
YORK Washington and 1880 fultonss, BroOkb and 10
lth.st. Williamsburg
Accommoda drawing and sleeping he
procured OF the ticket Offices IN NewYork CITY, and
53S Washington ST.. Brooklyn.
ed for and checked from residence.
s1hese trans daily. All others daily except sunday
tThese trains stop at Harlem l25th;st ana 4thave
ton SUNDAY rams only TO Albany ana TOY; ,r,-opYcv
General SUPERINTENDENT. general Passenger Agent
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r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD -Passenpe

IL trains leave depot foot OF CoranG ana sts
st slOa m, 1, $40 and p m for Easton. Bethlehem,
waverly ithaca Geneva, Lyons Buffalo and the West Pull
through coaches daily Local trains at and
$40 D. N. for Easton, Bethlehem and Copay.
Trains leaving $40 and $40 m connect for all
MahOnoy azletOn coal regions Sunday train
leaves for Mauch Chunk and Hazleton. $40 a.
General Eastern Office. No, 235 Broadway.
= L. B. BYINGToN, q. p. A.
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5iiualiona manteo--females.

WASHING.-By n respectable woman to do
w the washing ard ronin for ladies' gentlemen
would do families understands nuting and pnhing chill
clothes done In the neatest nnDeB washed
the best OF reference required. Call on
Mrs. MCCORMACK, No S43IEast 66thst
WASHING, &c..-By a respectable woman !
20 out by the day washing and bousecleaning 9l4
East 32dst
NVASHING.-By a German woman, family
w washing at homo or go out by the day reference
given MRS. GREGORY, No $3.50 West 4lst-st
WASHING. - BY a respectable woman, Q
w family wash to do at her homo best OF city rel
erenoe Call ri 334 East ASthst
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4ntumn Resorts.

DAV1LI0N HOTEL, Islip, Long Island, will
il remain open house heated with steam JAMES
sLATsR o. the Berkeley Ffh-aye. etsk. NewYork,
owner and proprietors
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,HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

n NEW.YORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. r..
Trains leave Harlem River Station, corner l32tst and
Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Rairoadl dsly except
Sundays, at 645, 7;Jo el0, 1000. 1l;65 2lo 350
44o $40 GAO snd 500 D IN for Port Morris Casanova
chester Tmpsons Bay Chester pelham Bay Barlow (Cy
Jsland Pelham Manor and New. Rochelle connecting at
New all points the main OF
Je New-York, NewHaven and Hartford Railroad shore
sueld Branches and Boston and oil points
East.
Midnight train for and ell intermediate
tions 1910 a. M. daily, except Mondays.
for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
lions 200 and $50 tho latter tra connecting
at with trains Grand Centr depot and
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES

~ TER, PoRTIAND. NEw.LoNDoN, NORWICH;
North River foot of Watts next pier above Desbrosses
street Perry at m CITY OF W0KCEs IN rd Tues N
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Tickets and sateroos
NAV be secured at House. 207 26 957 Broad
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and Earles Hotels sSS Futonst
" ~ GEO. W. BRADY, Agent.
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
IN Frs, c. Ii. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck Slip. Pier rs, L. r, at p. m. and
IL Sundays excepted connecting ut NewHaven with
special trains for NJ ridden. HARTFORD SPRINGFIEID
H0LYOKE &c Tickets sold ana baggage checked at 81
Broadway. N.Y. and COurtst, Brooklyn Excursion to
Eew-Hayen 81 80.
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TNO LET.-From October !, at Montrose, N. J,
Il adesiraDe dwelling or win sell 81 low hgare NJ
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE OLDEST ROUTE.

10 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON
SUNDAY, 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
2 IN NEW-YORK-
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PROVIDENCE LINE

PROVIDENCE LINE
FOR PROVIDENCE AND
ALL NORTHERN NEW-ENGLAND POINTS
Pleasantest route
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACH US TTS leave from Pier
SgN X, foot Warrenst, at p M daily except sunday.
White Mountain train with parlcr car leaves steamers and
ing Providence 600 rnns through TO Fabyans without
change.
Send to Box 9.oll for Excursion Book.
p0PULAR SHORE LINE.-F0R BOSTON
ana the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
cypress Trains daily sSuDdays excepted Boston at
m gpariof attached and 4 with palace sleep
pg cafs Sundays az III with palace eleeping cars)
Newport express Central Depot parior
cars SstacAed) .. NJ arrives AZ Newport 220 p M
r.. POPPLE. Agent.
WIcKFoRD RAIL BOA ROUTE ToNEw-
EfsiEs leave Grand Central Depot da Eew-uaven pAa
road daily, except Sunday,
~ . IN Due In Newport AZ 1900 y. n
At a n. Due In Newport al Also p.
lpraw1ngroom 70 Wexford Junction.
At p. IN. Due IN Newport az Tao p. m.
V&oWport Expfes3" drawing 70 Wskford Et6nz%
boat Landlngl
DAILY
xs ALL p m Dnsi Newport az 62Q ar
24EoD0RE WARREN. Eu1k
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THE BAY LINE

FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily except Sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad $40
Pm. Parlor car through to steamer.
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Btsamecats ano RaIIoaos.

A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
IN MOUNTAINS ls1sing at GTanstqn's West poiat
Esopas connecting with Ulster and Delaware stony Cove
KfgdsfoE &M E'SS v
except satardy when 5 y I RnS q caves NJ H.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trains leave nom Depot for EpsleT"SS
sA0 Gao $50 p, m, u midnight sundays 4 a m. and
Manuel Spring Valley and MOnsey 7. lOa N, 4:5O r.
ENRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
YORK LAKE LR PIE WEsTERM RAdLgoAD
st. o minutes earlier.
Coaches S BSgSaIon E apposVe BG
f 70 sga aSS BdGe Coaches
D. m@Day Schicago and ST. LOUIS IImited Express
haa R li for Ct PsS Sleeping :Fa Ssl
SIS sS
mIDaily Buffalo and Niagara Falls Limited" arrives
night 5P between Msw OrS and Buffalo
Of Pullman Day and Sleeping V Coaches to BnghsmfOn
R5sTor eu and Mag Fa @ @ and and GSSg
- noon; AS $50 z46 81 $50 1880 iCsop
7z5 p M, u midnight $50 0'0O -O''' IL"
midnight Sundays SaS 7A0 $50 1920 a. m i46 $50
xsysE Ga 800 O $50
~ m.dnight Saturday nights only Sundays 9l5 a. NJ
s9Ssir s45 $50 $50 1920 1a5 $3.50 $50 40
5S9 S0 $50 1850 P m and u midnight Sundays 5lo
warwick l4s 7.aJ To- - sundays SIS
Newburg and Cornwall $50 a. m $3.50 43O Up. M sun
RondOnt and Kingston and Montgomery a. $3.50
Goshen AS SIS 7:b0 1920 A. m $3.50 $3.50 $50 TOO
$50 p Sunday 645 7;i5 $3.50 1920 IN, $3.50 700
MiddetOwn 4:45 sl5 $50 0 1920 a. m. $3.50 $3.50 Z 8
$50 D. SUNDAY 5:45 7:45 $50 1920 $50 7 IN.
The and $3.50 pm trans with New-Y on
taro and Western Railroad at Mainst The train stOps
Port Jervis a:45 $50 1920 a m $50 43O 7 $3.50
pm. Sunday $50 1920 an $50 7Spm.
Boats leave 23d-st, N Y, 5l5. 6:l5 m G:l5 q TO
every fifteen minutes; 5:45 to 1Q45
thirty minutes and ll:i5 M SUNDAYS every THU minutes
Sleeping coaches obtained and orders the checking
and transfer OF baggage be left at the CompanYs Offices
Nos 4Ol 957 Broadway 1877 WeStst N Y, No Court
st.. Brooklyn. or az the Company's DepOts.
trains from the West arrive in York at 710
7:3O, / l:25 a. M and 1920 D..
N ca
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Brooklyn l)ropertp for Sale a1o "a Eel

CLINT0N-AVE., near Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
" TO rent fats the best locality In the CITY, for $50 10
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BROWN BROS, 40 9th ave, Brooklyn, N. 7.
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FTNHE PALERMO,
1873 10 1877 East 57th-st. 4 few choice apartments;
moderate rents steam heat aad elevator.
]. ROMANO BROWN. $40 West 3sd-st. near broadway.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-13
GULLIBILITY.

The wild phantomS and shricking cries Of !.
worthless humbug can make money by i'm
posing upon the credulity and ignorance Of an
honest public, and the supply of this species
of work seems more than an adequate demand.
The enunciation Of facts-factS that have
stood crucial :cStS-factS proven by brain force
and tangible evidence, should satisfy all lau-
dablc enterprises; but the execrable habit of
teaching false ideas and doctrines for Sclfag-
grandZement is truly reprehcnsibe and Shonld
be scorned by all classes.
When we tell the public that B. B. B.. the
great Blood Poison Remedy, contains Iodide
Of Potash as one Of its ingredients, and when
we, as old members fthc medical profession,
say that 1odide ofPotaSh is not poison, we
think it very prcSumptivc for men outside Of
the profession TO assert that it is poison. The
facts do not warrant such conclusion, and if
those who make the assertion that Potash is 4
poison do not know better, they are q set Of
unenviable ignoramuScS.
AS ! solid foundation OF heavy masonry
has been built for b. B. B., upon which il is
now proudly perched-the b. OXEN arches and
fallen columns of braZen humbugS will soon
be in search of fresh "cock and bulf' stories
and more printers ink, but merit cannot be
downed. Although 3. b. 3. is only 4 year old,
yet its cffect--tS magical and peerless power
over all blood, skin and kidney diseases, has
been indeliby enstamped upon the tablets of
the memory Of thousands here at home, who
have been cured after having used hundreds Of
bottles of other remedies.
Compared 10 other remedies, B. 3. B. is the
radiant sunbeam OF midday, finging its glitter
ing glare TO Saddened hearts, while others are
pale moonbcamS, x cushing aloGg through misty
mesnES % daTT7Ss3s. "a sCa7ch 0f Sogsg7 "a
they can cure.
1t cures Blood Diseases and Poison<, Catarrh.
Old Ulcers Scrofua, heuma,ism, Skin Dis
eases, Kidney troubles, etc, and we hold
q 32-pagc book full Of evidence-AtIan,a evil
dence-that cannot be doubted, proving Ill we
claim. Our certificates are not phantasmag-
orical, nor far-fctched, but are voluntary out
burts o. men and women Of Atlanta.
Soil in Ncwberrv, S. G., by DIR. S. F. FAINT.
Oct. 16 81 12