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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-08-20
The Gulf Stream,

The United States steamer Blake,
Capt. Pillsbury, has returned to
Charleston, S. c., from a successful
and satisfactory voyage of subma-
rine explorations covering several
months. The Blake anchored in
the gulf stream between the Forey
Rocks and the Bahama Banks, two
hundred miles east of the deepest
part of the Atlantic, one thousand
five hundred fathoms in depth, dis
covered by Capt. Pillsbury two
years ago. The Blake anchored in
two hundred and eighty-one faith
oms and succeeded in dredging up
a large quantity of animal and veg
etable life, among which will prob
ably be found many species hither-
to comparatively, if not entirely I'M
known. Though Capt. Pillsbury
has not yet completed the calcula-
tions bearing upon the velocity of
the deep sea currents, he is con-
WINGED that in lower depths the
change of velocity is not so great
SIS toward the surface. The surface
currents are stronger with the de
Election of the moon. 1t is plain
from his observations during the
past three months that the strength
of the current of the gulf stream is
invariably on the Florida instead of
on the Bahama side OF the stream.
He has found the temperature to
range from torty-two to eighty-one
degrees. The greatest velocity of
the stream at the surface is about
four knots, but the fluctuations are
frequent and great. Capt. Pillshu-
ry says that when his observations
shall have been properly tabulatsi
and his calculations properly de-
Quoted, he will be able to give the
scientific world a treat as to deep
sea soundlngs, current velocity, an
imal and vegetable life and the
earth's surface for miles uLder the
sean. o. Times Democrat.
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A Safeguard.

The fatal Tapidity with which slight
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into the rravest maladics of the throat
and lunyS, is n consideration which should
impel every prudent person to keep at
hand, as a household remedy, bottle OF
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such immedia relief
and works so sure a cure in all affections
OF this class. That eminent physicianl
Prof F. SweetZCr, of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Ne, SAYS
Medical science has produced no other ano-
dyne expcctOrant go good Ayers CHERRY
PECroEAL. Il is invaluable for diseases Of the
throat and lungs"
The same opinion is expressed by the
vellLnown Dr.. L. j. Addison, Of Chicago,
H., who SAYS -
81 have never found, in tlsirty-fve years Of
continuous study and practice Of medicine, any
preparation Of 50 great value rs \ TER's CHERRY
PECToRAI., for treatment Of discusses Of the
throat and lungs. IL not only breaks up colds
and cures severe coughs, but is moro effective
than anything else in relieving even the most
serious bronchial and pulmonary affections"
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Columbia District, Tennessee Conference.

Columbia District, Tennessee Conference.
FOURTH ROUND OF QUARTERLY MEET
1NGs.-Diana, July %, &c; Richland,
July Is; Pisgah, Aug. /. > Olivet, Aug.
4 Bee Spring, Aug. s, o.; Blaneh, Aug.
10: Elkmont, Aug. IA; Elkton, Aug. 10,
Is; Forrest Grove, Aug, 10, Culleoka,
Aug. %, %; Pleasant Valley, Aug. %:
Bigbyville, Aug. DC; Pulaski, Aug. 30,
80; SVEN, Sept. ), G; Prospect, Sept. 10 !;
Lynnville, Sept. y, ID; Trinity, Sept.
10, 20; COLUMBIA, Sept. 26, %; Mt.
Pleasant, Oct. 3, 4.
IT, DUNCAN.
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Among other forms of animal life

Among other forms of animal life
which have disappeared from the
earth is the sea cow. This great
animal which has been variously
classed with the whales, with wal
ruses and seals, and with elephants,
was a toothless vegetable feeder,
living along the shore in shallow
water, and often weighing three or
four tons. 1t was seen alive and
described in 1741, but in 1880 it
appeared to have become entirely
extinct.-Phila. Press.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-08-20

Mr.. n. A. Brewster lives in Ran
dolph county, Ala. Recently he
stood in Randolph county, shot
across Calhoun county. in the same
state, and killed a deer in Carroll
county, Ga. The same gentleman
goes through Cherokee and Gle
burne counties, Ala, and thence in
to Polk county, Ga, when he goes
to his post-office. The distance
traversed in the latter instance is
only one and a quarter miles.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-08-20

At present the Rothschild family
control the quicksilver supply of
the world, but new mine has been
found at Schuppiastena near Bel
grade. There are only a few quick
silver mines know, the two largest
being ip Spain and California.
Both are owned by the house of
Rnthschild, who only permit a sup
ply, but never glut of the market
to issue from their mines, and thus
they control an immense and very
profitable monopoly. The yearly
consumption of quicksilver is cut
down to one hundred thousand bot
Ties, the larger part of which come s
from california, while Spain fur
nlshes about ten thousand bottles,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-08-20

There are now three large sor-
ghum sugar factories in Kansas.
Last year they produced 100000
poun!s of sugar and 10000 gal
Ions of syrup. The product was
manufactured from 10000 tons of
cane. 1t is estimated that each of
the three factories will soon pro
Ouch 100000 pounds of sugar an
nually.
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AYERS
Cherry PICTORIAL

Is not new claimant for popular conf
drucc, but a medicine which Is to-day
saving The lives Of the third generation
who have come into being since it was
first offered % the public.
There is not q household i'm which this
Invaluable remedy has once been in
trorrcrd where lis use las ever been
abandoned. and there Is not a person
who has ever given it q proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tibic or cure, who has not been made
well by e..
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
In numbgrlcsS instances, cured obstinate
cases of chronic Bronchitis, LarynGitfs,
nnd even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients in the earlier stages
of Pulmonary Consumption. 1t Is a
medicine that only requires 10 be taken IN
small doses, Is pleasant 10 the taste, ana Is
needed i'm every house where there are
children. as there il nothing so good as
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment of Group and WhoOping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can be
verified by anybody, and should be re-
membered by everybody.
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. c. Aver 81 Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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SECOND, AS A FERTILIZER.

SEOON u, 40 n FER AALlAEh'
Any crop raised for market is a
success or failure proportional, not
to total value of product, but to
net value, counting of course the
increased or diminished capacity of
soil for producing following crops.
Facts go to show that any crop
greatly depends upon what crop
preceded it. Or, if you please,
with proper pFeparstion, we want an
intelligent rotation that will give
the best results. How would this
do: Oats, clover, wheat, corn.
With oats &s protection, a good
clover crop is certain. Now count
ing two tons of clover hay per acre
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-08-20

"WAsHINGToN, Aug. l, 1885,
Dear sir: l have read your letter
with amazemenL and Indignation.
There is one, but one, mitigation to
the perfdy which your letter dis
closes, and that is found in the fact
that you confess your share in it.
1 don't know whether you are 8
democrat or not; but if you are, the
crime which you confess Is more IN
pardonable. The idea that this ad
ministration, pledged to give PEG
pie better government and better
officers, and engaged in a handto
hand fight with the bad elements o.
both parties, should be betrayed
by those who ought to be worthy o.
implicit trust is atrocious, and
such treason to the people and tC
the party ought to be punished by
Imprisonment. Your confession
comes too late to be of immediate
use to the public service, and l car
only say that, while this is not the
first time l have been deceived and
misled by lying, treacherous repre-
sensations, you are the first one thai
has so frankly owned his grievous
fault. If any comfort is to be ex
tracted from this assurance, you
are welcome to it.
GROVER CLEvELAED."
The foregoing correspondence be
tween politician of Ohio and the
president of the United States
speaks for itself. The words of the
president are aptly chosen and not
a whit too severe.
The president had similar expert
ence with some leading gentlemen
of Kentucky, who signed a paper
recommending a man for Office and
then complained at the president fol
making the appointment. This let
ter impresses the reader that there
is nothing too mean for some mer
in politics to do. The letter of the
president has a good deal of the
jackson ring in it.-Union.
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follower.

Essay delivered by w. S. I&hea be-
fore the Giles County Farmers Associa.
ten, July, 1885.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-08-20

dumb brutes, as well as for econo-
my, let us combine the hays and
grains so as to form a complete
food, in which the digestible ele-
ments shall bear a fixed ratio to
the indigestible or crude mass, and
in which the albunlnoids, nitro
gems, fats, etc, are in such proper
ton that there will be no excess or
deficiencies and consequently no
wastes. Hay must be the never fail
ing indispensable basis. Never the
same the year round, but running
through the entire series of clover,
herdsgrass, timothy, fodder, the
millets, etc. Stock love a variety.
Add to this a half ration of corn,
say u or fifteen ears daily, or a
dozea pounds of shelled oats or
wheat bran. OF hay about 20
pounds of prime clover, % of timo-
thy or "a of herdsgrass. Glover is
the best hay for mules, and will give
deeper flow and richer milk than
the grasses. Finally for home con
sumption it is the corner stone upon
which we who own limestone lands
may build our fortress.
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

TIE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE TRAVEL - -. .,.x..
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALD $50 THE WEST
PHQbE OF THE W0RLD.FAMEp HUDSON XIV FIX,
ABOUND FOOTHILLS OF CArSRlLL, MOI SnAIINS >,
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
on and si,er oOt4 1885 viii leave West 42dst
Ali Trims leave nom new downtown station foot Of JAyst
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot OF West
Detroit ard Chicago .lolO M. 'oOO 1910 p M Pull.
man seepers through, ,,,-- ,.
buffalo, Rochester 72o. 'lO;lO a. M, 'oCo' 'Slo p M
sssSsnsop Sridse Niagara Falls -lolOa 1900. $40
n 49,, av,ocrss TAO .lOlo 1923 A. M goo g. 10
pash.qd. PoreePse ana catskiIl 1870 -iOt1O, ll2o.
swSSfs Kingston sausertles Albany '7r2O 'lolo.
liIlb q MI 800, 5000, 'slOt .llNO y. m.
Saratoga VIA Albany 7i20, lll0 o. M. 500 p m
For MONT cal and Canada East, 7f2O g. ~. 900 D. m
Hamilton London -l0l0 a. $500, sSilOp ~ loiohto
.bay T3aify sxoopS Saturday. Other ira daily sx
tickets taOes parlcr sleeping car sIcU sas,Sa
All brooklyn COURT Anpex ONCE loot q me
NerforE CITY BIB 98S B6l. 048, Broa Tay lo5 powoEy
and West foot OF West Iigt nna Iups .,
Jeyet North River col 90 ior ana
holss and residences Orders can Se s
2eo prcaawss General HaaAauE'HAs0a
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
on and after November %, l'S5
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trims leave wa Desbrosses and Court nit street
Harris urE ittsIurG and the West, with Pullman Paso.
C6caeo Limited Of 4Iior Dining smoking aud sleeping
Cars az = a. "a. every day.
wlamsport Lock Haven. 9 a. m. p M Cory and nc
at m connecting at Corey for rtusvlle Petroleum.
Centre and tn, OIL teSions go, ,,.... ....
Express Of Pullman Palace Cars daily except SUNDAY.
m -TVi s9 aSd a ana % ssa a sun4 10
For &tsniic ca Cty except sE sunday UT" m
tOr Cape Nay. except SUNDAY 80 a ~
on sunday oi5 a. m and p m 40 not stop al AsOury
For I'D Point and Norfolk via New.York Phade ana
Norfolk Railroad. g. a, M week days and ? m ever,
Boats OF Brooklyn connect with all tnroug
AZ Jersey CIV anoing speedy and direct transfer FOL
Trans Arrive. from rittsburg $780, $40. lrSo 90;
g % M 10 80 s1 80 3 rs sad ZOOS p m Sunday
$50 51s m 500 20 lo;O6 Q. m. From Ptiladepoih
$5S0 So $40 G,5 72S "a go go U.s. 9Os q" 19t
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express New York. via Desbroses and Court
landt Street Ferries. as follows:
Limited. II a. m. 20 $50 =. o. and p M aud
and p M an and ~ ~ nj tnt ,7oo and
IilO a NJ !! 2, = and P IN, and . p. IN. on sundays
Y Ys6I slS ao s o. $50 10 800 $50 ii, and W
An limited Eypress ia and 8" p % 52t9 3 !; sS
s. COS $50 a l2:4s C4:bO Limited. $50, 7AO. and
Leave fmI4dephs via Camden daily except SUNDAY,
Ticket Otces $40 425 and 9ii Broadway. Asor HOUSE,
Brooyn Annex SaiO9 Zoo, o. tSus t GOSsga
ficEei ONE 10 Battery piscs and Castle Garden
The NewYOrk Transfer Comusny viii eau for aud ehe0A
baggage from sls soei p a3G residences woop
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. e

/ NEMJER~hY CENTRAL VISION,
T!@% AgEEIT4KiSo EFFE%T n 81 iss br.,,
Route Ha at A too 3 S cll 5 l. :eS sS 53S
100 100 m - DAY tOn >, I'm; en-, , An,
Ghestnat hi 1T to,1mbis.aye for Manayunk cOnsho
DRXWT SG't00m GHis on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
retarnins leave t pfiTSDELPHIA. Yon ard Green sS
$50, $50 I.S :, llrO a NJ o. O.sO G rt; a.,
RcPss sis at ~ BIO 'i"00 so 800 lbs H. i,0S $50
reri ok RA8EV P H21 + and fhIiifFIBURd. Penn
For INfLIfAMSP PORT sUNnURY. kE!wIISSBU9d ant
o 44 MA 81 an an II t at dot s. s
i.i5 NJ 100 1880 400, $50. 54l 2'OO .. M. Sundays
SI &C. as az At 1000 s4,
100 40 9:d5 5:I5 p. m. SUNDAYS at 3 80 p. IN.
For P9E2H at 49, m. t I45 H. 1850 845 400
FOR dH BG M 4PR MLLF and MAucH cHuYl
AZ 900, ~ O. s:45 100 1880 $40 '''6 p m SUNDAY
For EHsTGN at 4loo 7ro s45 a. 100 49, s;t0 1o'
o s RI az bhRDG 1g BRAScT & icc 400
fcr FIJI MINGToN 200. s45 NJ. 100, 1880. 400. 4'so
800 $50 D. M. Sundays 1850 D NJ. 90 ,ooo,,,s
FGF ,Sd iSd 80 S4 ~ j0o 49, boo $0 S4S 900
$50 ZOO, 1850, sl5 lO:3op m. Sundays 1900 500 a. IN
r9E go ~ ,oS S sso ESQ So sYS
$50 50 zoo $40 100 7$d ST. e0 losa l i,Ss
For SC 6N &C. s VA tEo STEAN GROVE So m rail- a,
SAYS except ocean drove at 200. SAD am;
fHFTN2E966 as RIVER S and 5a
For m GrTY WiNELAND and BRIDGEroN al
also al M, loo p NJ - -o,..-
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. d, North RiyeC, Yia sandy Hook ~
For HIGHLANDS, SEABRlGHl. LONt bkANCh
LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER, end BARNEGAr 500 y. IN
IicTets can DO procured foot CT LDery.st Pier No
North ~ 1o7. 26l ISL 044 ll4u aud 1923 broadway
800 1877 149 0IhaVe. Hvlnglnst 10 IL 10 aud ~
greenwich IS alalcL; lao q kast stu sts ljSa
$40 Bowerv and principal hotels In New-York Cy. ~
BROOKLYN al tourt.s.i IOT Broadway; s3s, $50 Full
tonst 2iO 370 Manhattan In ho0okou. 1i4 wGshns
ionst y. Transfer viii call for and check Dag
Eage nom hotels or residence TO destination oo-
j. +. WOO ITEM, q. q. HANCoVAl
General Manager. Cen. Pas ana ltcket hge
H. r. BALDWIN. e.. L. p. Age, ll0 Liberty ST., NJ Y
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ EN-l YORK CENTRAL AND HUDoOS
~ RIVER acknowledgements Nov. ~ 1904
through trains will leave rand Central Depot . -
tSa nj colchester and Montreal ES prees through gray
ing to Rochester St Adams and Montreal A..
300 Fast Limited Chicago Express Win uu,.nf
cars, stopping AT Albany, Utica syracuse Rochests
alo. Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo ar'Vs
Chicago 900 O. N DIV. . c.,.,
1880 H.. Chicago Express, drawingroom cars " N"
daigua, Rochester Niagara Falls and Bunalo ,.oss VIII
I'll a. M. W eStern New oTk and Noi1herh EApie''' w.
drawing. room - -. ,hrcnl
drawing cars. To SARATOGA. FIT Edward ana "'''
Falls on Saturdays only 49,
= D. m Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy o,ir s. "a "A
&c m, Chicago and ST Louis Express MIN CbL
for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati, Io'euo' Do'''
AMI 81 Lons . .,.-,,,.a and "a
Auburn a. and 70 Saratoga aiso 10 montreal ~ u ches
tBlh D. M Pacific ZAP cas-. win Sleeping alss
ter Buffalo Niag1rs Falls, Cleveland. Ioedo ahu
10 Wateroyn aua daily except Sltur az nsnv
Ills D. H. Night Express, with sleepnacats 70 Va md
and TROY connects with the morning trains for the "es
Tickets on sale Grand Central Depot No o. ~ We
Green 4lS Broadway Harlem Depot 18th ST. anu RresG
aud at WestcOtts Express Ouioes Iai k-pa Sew.
Nay 1855 and pl3 BIO dway and o. Vest fS2,s' nd "a
YOfx 33S Washington and $50 4 ulton-stl' biooAH"'
9TH St. Williamsburg. - , .,..c,r, ears can 30
procured al any the ticket Offices IN Nc"-horA my
s33 Washington ST., BrOoklyn. 49,. . ma.
Baggaes ca ed Tor and Locked from res nce snAav
sIhese trans run daily. Ali othe o.ily e,eep'
THESE trains step at Harlem 2otpss Az KEHDRICK.
= a. LCS ~, Gepera Passenger Agent.
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PIVER BRANCH

ii NEWYORK \ EW-HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. r,
Trains Harlem River station corner IoS ST eAa
Ianconave rhrd Avenue Bride aeros; arSu Rs,
reacned by Third Elevated karOad) dat eAceps
snnSays az a. ESQ $40 1000 ll;55 M, BIO 1888.
40 20 $40 and 500 D. for Port Morris casanova
-OaE Poiut) Point Yves. Farms an Ne'J W ct
Chester Iimpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bai Barlow ny
pei and New Rochelle. connecting a.
NV Rochelle with trains for all poi - the IN ID ne Of
he New York New Haven aud Hartford RiiIo3o, ShoIs
Tine Line Divisions, New ana2n Mlud clown
Sew Britain and -uield Branches and Boston and all points
East .., III ,u,orrro, o., 80,
tiona a lZ.lO a. III. lally. except MOndiys
sunday trains fOI New Rochelle ana al lnleI nd seL
i,s S.CO noon no $50 m tho after tra connecting
at e Rochelle with way trains Grand Cent? depot and
Stamford
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V'HE NEW LINE

NETWORK, PHILAD .LPHIA. AND NORFOLK, OLD
POINT COMFORT AND TIL + SOUTH
5HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROuI 49,.
IN T. lsS New York Philadeloht
Norfolk RAILROAD Company viii runa Fast Day and lsn
and cape Chlr Trains leass
New.HOrk Pennsylvana Railroad. tn Week la' w
IN daily Old Point COnfOrt p m week 'Itss'
and 80 IN daily No fox lo5 and = 10 a. M etep
lug ars through from NowYork 10 cape Charles am fao
Car from ephia With ut change Tickets ptto
seats aud Der rs be secured az any Ticket o
OF the Pcnusylvan RAJ road Company
r. b CO. Kt. Gem Pass. and Freight Agent
III. DUMP, superintendent.
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HRIE PATHWAY. now known as the NEN

b.sO C4n, 800 p m, II midnight SuhIAyS l. :" III IN"
sPn,m spring Valley Monscy 7. 10 400 H.
sundays a. N.
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
of thambers~t Depot From 23t
St . minutes earlier r,-,., ~
Coaches TO Bnghamton. Eaira loraeiisyi,e Buah
UoTu,l.syiIe 10 Cincinnati and lurnio 10 Chicago
p.m-uaiv. Chicago aud Il. Louis Limited Express ?
soS P9 l dr Ia fa.t D tn- gfn1c MrTyic IL
N. Glove ali lp:j M. Cincinnati 3 p M. Chicago
nyo atv Eufo tad NIog.ra fsils i'm tel" arrvos
MAJ 10 a. i nj r s2n g ol 81 mo- aaao o '0'
{ p IN. lazy CHICAGO EIPrfss Tor he West a SOLD
Elmira 8uino, NIAGARA FAl, eneinnsd ant ca cage
RUTHERFORD and iassa,c I! oo 20 40 Go M"
u midnight. sundays BIAS $50 1920 a. III. las, CSC
paic 2 % 5l5 a47a 5o 80 1920 H. u noon las
30 $40 $40 $50 go t'9 7",0 $50 lu5o m; s5
~" m i@S,dni-6, snn o,o,ooo
and Paterson e Ns sew e3 S 8G iq en5
l. midnight saturday nights only. sundays 9l5 a. IL,
ci1 = ~ 1l5 $50 1920 m. lao $3.50 $50 40
$50 eiQ $50 1880 p M s ana i ms 15 T miIg o''
Warwick a. 7s5 lo.l5 N 80 n supdays ST. a. m
NewburS ami Cornwall 1903 a N, $3.50 idj5p M sun
'1 EoaS i and Kingston and Montgomery $3.50
9o.h,n $50 80 1890 $50 $3.50 40 700
MlitetOwO 49, o:i' 20 1870 m S.i ,o ~ 5
liz m and $50 m trans connect with New ork on.
tario wcs Railroad az Manst The IN II in sop
at r SS Jervis a. 100 1920 $50 40 $50
Tolts leave 23d.st. y \. 5;i5; $40 m G'l5 m K
81 MN every ntterl minutes, 5Aj 10 l0:f5 every
Tor passage and apartmsnts IN Drawing Room and
sanQ coaches ne obl ned and orders for the checking
Sd I'M III or 50 Broadway Isl Westst \ g. 10 Court
ST. r NJ rom the eS arrive in York ut 7o
1880 JOnN Il. ABBOTT. GcnI Passr agent Now.YOrk.
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TIE FAMOUS OLD ENGLISH BALLAD OF
KING JOHN AND THE ABBOT OF CANTER
VITPY

Illustrated and set forth In aopropra fashion by william
uiuscnn llS una book printed In ruorcated Court
1ext II contains se,era iu page illustrations and each
maze Of the tex,s inscribed BY nous mas nal drssns
invented by Nr HinscuG copied from ancient stone
sculptures VI brasses Folio, boards, 81 90
THE GREAT CITIES OF THE MODERN WORLD.
BY HAZEL SHEPARD.
pro,nsev illustrated with fupage and smaller views 4'o
pages autographed double cover WIN suo7'"n
tai cloth back 40. boards 81 90.
"ApadmIrablo book a bril- iant book Of its kind
aLns mittcris reasonably accurate ANA sat-e DRY
Az uncommon amount 4 pleasure a'd pr may be""
from The book and We wonder that have never had one
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AuckceIent book Tor the young may be read 10y Oh
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Tn, book wel written ana thHl lusiratons
are accurate representations ~ scenes characters and aIch-
lecture. - Hartiort Coufant
CALCULATED 10 GIVE MICH PLEASURE AND
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1t viii be d gratifying hand book Tor .c'ci,nc' aud
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