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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
Ccnntrp ,Jropcrlp for Sale an> Go Get

Conntrn 11ropcrip for Sale ar> Go Lei
ELIZApETH.-FOr sale, exchange or rent,
IL modern house l2 rooms. all improvements ncighbor
"'0 40. HQYT. II broadway.
NOR SALF.-In Gcncsc0. Livingston County,
NY. the premises heretofore occupied by the Late
Mrs. Be;hilh yIaut consisting o..
CornmOlipns wellarfsoeef 81 an tnoTough T'nhT;
modern convent sncf1 cons fNhni mower
gardens, Ice house, CaTraS lOie hL pAis
II desired ~. adjoining premises, colst 81 hisl
pANK BUILDING, With good vault. FaAdL tOiIA Az.
ma aiu ncres - and al iii0Ra IL tho rear 4 alo o
prclased tho whole commanding an extensive u" - re
tcuesce Valley and benz IA four - n,si de-
s1be uroporty terms ans conditions OF rae aiiy 70
'- 4 / D. LEWIS OF TO rIfANG g DOlN,
Attorneys 10. lXecDisrs.
GorcsAO, LIVING stOu county NY.
EFONTCLAIR, y. J.-For sale, handsome
IVA double resi- tence having aT.or lIsIy oinnF
kitchen nrst-iOoT; 81 ut bedr"pin" fAs am
improvements b.auiifn plot ana site best ng o
hood convenient distance. HOW * fAl1soNo 80 Neai-
St. N.Y.
o. SGA FOR LOVELY HOME, thirteen
- l.sOO rooms improvements; shade river new
"PF OWNER, 210 Brosiway y Y. Room 49,
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r EHIGH VALLEY RArLROAD.-Pas,en G

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEG
IN Trains leave from chambers Depot for Engewood
Coster Pierment and Nyeck Z $50 lOa m, $50 L. so.
$40 GAO $50 p w. IL midnight sundays H. M anu
Nanret spring Valley and Monsey7 lOl H. 1;5o D. m
Sundays a. n
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Erooklpn proaerin for Sale and 20 Eet

ALONG BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAIL
N ROAD-Denraole plots OF lots for sale, for improve
ment Investment HUIAND * WBIIlNG5 B.ebmAi-sL
CLINTON-AVE. near FULTON-ST, Brook
~ IynTo rent: Oats; the best Locality IN the cts for
$50 s4 per Month al improvements and Ia good Oecr
Address DROWN BROS, 40 dLl-are, BROOKLYN, y. J.
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Gelp Wante1.

XNANTED.-By dry goods commission house
w Protestant wetrined about sixteen. who lives
with his family. Apply In handwriting OF Applicant ,.
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XVANTED.-Ladiesa and gentlemen in city or
w country light work At their homeA s. 20
Al day easily by mail assing. We
have good demand for work and inrna steady employ
meu Address with stamp. CROWN MIA COMPANY
2pA Vtne-sL, Cincinnati Ohio
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miscellaneous.
european advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRT
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAEFAST.-"By thorough kno~lsdgs Of the natural
laws which tho operations Of digestion and nutrition
arpcsfion OF tho ru properties OF welse
issI toesa Mr fpps provided bresA inst tables With
which heavy
dscior Bills junicious use Of such articles OF
diet that constitution MAY be gradually buff MP until strong
ouough 10 resist every tendency 70 disease Hundreds of sub
lie mssdies lting around US ready 70 aiiaoi wher
ever thsts weak sen, s sorad ~ttS purs 6ioos and
sffeney1y nourlshod raue"-Civ II Service dakettA .
Made simply with boiling WAFER o1 MIX soid eny X naH
pound TIN. T Grocer labelled ngs JAhSs Arrs oes'
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

i l NEW.YORK NEW.HAVFN AND HARTFORD r.. r.
Trains leave Harlem River station corner S2d.s ana
lincon-ave Third Avenue Bridge ACROSS uaren luNer
eached by third Avenue Elevated Railroad day except
Sundays, 6:45 Tao $40, 1000. 1155 a. m 2iH 800
siO $50, and 500 D. m. Port Morris, Casanova
sOak Point. Hunts Point, West Farms Van Nest West
Chester TmpsOns Bay chester pelham Bay Barlow City
Island. Pelham Manor and NewRoehelle connec ing az
New Rochelle with trains for all points on the main line OF
the NewYork. NewHaven and Hartford Rairoadj Shore
Iine and Air Line Divisions Newt anasn Minu,etown.
East.
tlons at 1910 daily except M0ndIys
Sunday trains New Rochelle AMI ali intermediate sta
tons al 1900 and $3.50 the latter train connec
at Rochelle with 10 Grand Central Depot anu
Stamford
T EHIGH VALLEY RATLROAD.-Passeng &c
IL depot foot of COrtandt and Doserosos
$40 and y. fer Easton. Bsth chem,
Anentcwn Reading. Manch Chunk wilkesbaTe irowssdA
Wayery Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pub
man through coaches daily Leca trains at amanl 54O
q IN. for Faston, bethlehem and Coplay. - -,
Tr.ns at 10 and $40 p m connect of A
points III Mahonoy and coal regions Sunday siu
leaves for Mznch Chunk aia Hazleton. s:lV a m.
General Eastern Once. No 2s? Br9Sdwp; an.
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LEAVE EAST 34THST. daily 1920, $50 1920 liza
1920 LEO. lao 220 $40 800 $40 AGO 1: 10 53o
S40 SEQ $40 7s20 TAO $40 $40 9;2O 9:iOp M Boass
eayc East ths every 20 and James so (exceps
sI Rsr 81 every 30 minute: IRON N. 70
1925 and half-houry from l:25 TO lO:55p M
, LIVE :, WHIrEALsr Battery tsrmnus OF al els
LEAVE MANHATTAN BEACH hourly, 1918 n m TO
1918 D. -
.Ihe 62O 1885 and g. IS m trains do not rup nm sunday
Excursion tickets 80 cents sale az ali ticket oicos
and all down track stations OF Eley ltcl RIiroi
sGILMORE AND HIS GREAT BAND AFTERNOON
AND EVENING CONCERTS IN THE NEW C,vERED
MUSIC AMPHITHEATRE.
PAINS Greatest Firework Spectacle Lat D,va
OF Pompei" every evening except sunday and Houd w
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Business propertn tor Sale a,o to 10
fJ'O LET.-Buildings, lofts and Offices on
Il Chambers. BeeSman. Fulton Nassau, William Goid'
Pearl ana Water s,s and vicinity.
RULAND & WHITING Beesman-st
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
il YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILEoAp D.
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A FINE DAILY EXCURSION


Week day trains leave L. l. city 9l5. l0:i5llija NJ
ll5 2l5 S:l All 545 rs. sl0 95 D. IN Leave Basa.
viet yl5 lu:O5 li:cj A. ll5. 205, 3D. $40 7:Js,
$40 a:35 D. Leave Fstbushaye and Bedford 3:5 92l
iolo 10 m 1880 $50. $50 49, o3O 6s5, X 10
East New.York 10 minutes Later: Sundays only =
Leave l. l. CITY 7l0 90 70 1850 80 a. LILO, IS.
Nh 4l5 Bis Clio 7ls. 1850. s;l5. 95. 10 D. Le3yS
Bashwick 40 go; 10; 1880, li:4o m; LIB 2;lo.
nd Bedtord 4 92o 1910 l1;40 1880 80, $3.50 $50.
40 GAO g. D. 10, y M. East New-NWk 10 minutes latOs
,nrnine trains leave the Beach almost hourly 10
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

qup BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
> DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE TRAVEL. - -
TILE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
tHOkE OF THE WORLD. FAMED Hp DsON RIVER
ABOUND FOOTHILLS OF CATskILL MOUNTAINS,
I'D THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY W THE
On and aier July 2. 1885, trains will leave West 42d-st
station lOIo~H
All ains from downtown station foot Of Jayst.
NORTH RIVER 20 minutes earlier from foot OF "es4Z
Detroit and Chicago fIO:lo a "o:4O o'io y In Puu'
n lsIis $40 q D. N. Pullman seepers
0ensloD Bridge Niagara Falls buuao Rochester 72O
40 a m ~ TO- $50 p. SIoepers and pariOr
Utica and syracuse 720 'l0l0 ll;ij '6:I0 $40
Highland Pokeepse sangerties and Albany 'l2i0 .72o
NewDnre. Kingston and c3iskiL 1910. NIfz0. BOO.
10.iU, IlI5 a. IN. 3s5. 80. -G:lO $40 p.
Saratoga specials. 800 ll:i5 a. M S:t5
Lake George. 800 lib Saturdays only, ;!o p m
kaaierskilL Hunter Hobart, Grand Hotel station Pnh
seia o. o. ll:5 81 % Buffet parcr cara 10 orana
ho;ei and Hotter Ksater via PhGnicia on eov H. ana
Pssnvine, Cairo Mountain House sIAAon 12'10, 1870
For Montreal and Canada Esst 7:2O 900, Gl0
Hamilton London. 'l0lU IN. .1:i0 CIV - M 1oiont1
:Dsly oiisr trains caily except Sunday. -.
time tables pailor sleeping car acconnoas
\ stAsols Boboken 10 iudsonstj brooklyn CogrLst,
fnnex Once fool Of F1lt0D s New Y0rk Gly u zO| Z1
90 Se3 SOL 946, lao 1928 Broadway 13I ethsve ig
al l25ihst 1897 Bowery and West shore stations loot
4Wes s2d Of. foot Of Jay-stY North ityer Bagga<s
ed ior ad checked from hotels and residences OrderA
az Be leu at ticket ofhccA r.. HEHEf AONiiI.
80 Broadway oeneral fasscnger Agent
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REAL ESTATE.

NEWBORN. Monday, Aug. 8. 1883
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
The following sales were made at the Exchange
and Auction Room to-day:
BY Peter r. Meyer.
ostory building with lot No 4o2 West 2sd.sts:s.
Insurance Observation-Disclosures. $2oooo
By Daniel " Seaman.
stG awsl, y g. with lot no sSs wes' 2 S%S o
No 32i 2ithst adjoining above In rear lsx"o IN ono
Greenwcoi Cemetery --'- "o'~"
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
NETWORK CITY,
The following transactions were recorded in the
Registers Office yesterday:
l7th.st g. POS IT of oth-sve. 25x9l.9; Edmund
Same properly John Grese and wife to Emma
settle and " wife to Andrew Alexander 10000
Riveraaeaye nceut acre. ad,snins Bsr,aqn
t IS as AHSrn rp. wen and ano'her 5000
lIthst n s. 1908 e " Of 5th.avc 4oxlos xl07X
t" ToSir sonn fnrhs'on 'r' ana wne 70 $1,000
es and vi so1 5 $4,000
Julia Bcardma "a to the Manhaian Life Insur' :,
ca%sTe,ins.: st. W 5, lots No. $50 25i a52, a5s 2s,
?eS 2S6. PSI and POS, Fordham; Hugh DonneNy $50
vsientineavs iot no % lSsih wara,, iOcIa5o'
Mnesoussisi Sod: Charles 6cOnnof and wife 600
sIS in % ss ;. o2 aSG $4,000
s'hnrT ' sna OF e sWso g, 1880
l1othst ~, 100 II W Of 2dave lo0x1oO1o: kcward
10, S;sa a faa Il ,S, Marsh Thona;
Fitzsmmons Patrick Brady if'oVV
Charlten-st. 1911 II noi Macdourast 2s.ax
n9s; Sophia JonginOtu and another 10 Carilo
fanapns ao Jacob wsife 1880
MccacE and n, eI 10 fdTs eysrs 2475o
Adoph Powell and vile to eoiomeH iischrach.. 1900
Jamesst No 2i Jane Mage ct al TO John Rhein ,oo
'" ter tIfP r same na'A ooen a'o 1880
eeoc Xnn ffsf aonS 10 MAJ %eosrhS 1880
7th-st. as. 225 II cpf Wh-svc. 25x'l.e; Edgar
Chapman and vile 10 John Grese.........--.-.-
lstave, 755 Il Of Gftst 25XJ2, John Daw- oc mn
ct al 10 Charles iIer1mann. ~o'"oV
| S6ih-st 100 +, " of 2d-aye. 26xlO0s; Mel
Quackenbush TO William Rhnclsnder and another s.o
| sthave Wa 96ii RI n OF is2dst 35xioo Daniel
Carroll and wife TO Elizabeth Smyth =, o''<o
7thave s. 24.l II of l35thst 3Ox76i WnlsmC % ooo
Lester and wife 10 Amanda Tompkins- lo'oo'
and another to l. ! knceland. exccutIiK
159thst $40 Il e Of Courtlandtave. 25rloG mn
John Bender and wife to Lewis iiroina Jr,.. i'sVo
Christ Vehe 10 Aaron ~ Aiimayer ~ $500
s6thst. 100 II " OF 2dsvc, 2S3Il &c ltx irregu oo
lar; Mary Il Swan 10 Daniel Mel ouackenbush lo'oVo
itch execnrix TO solomon Ia chfsch ...... IL $50
ll2thsJ. Pap II W OF Ave-A. 2o.iOxloo.ll oo
Rogers, reicree. to II Maves o'ooo
4eth;st II 8. 235 II " OF Lexingtonave 2OIluO.t II
snc Se1uey ie'o''e' 70 Mai'''a 1900
snran ana wife to d Elsie and wife $4,000
ecuor TO - / Bfewssr - 2lOOO
NOriolksi VS.. lot 1853, 2jxlco; Casper schaeier 49,
| and wife TO Solomon Bachrsch ------------- ll'@oo
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il YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
rrang emens from ChambeTsst Depot From sd
ST. j. minutes earlier.
m-Daily except SUNDAYS Day Express Drawinrroo,n
coaches to BlnghamtOn. Eimira HOrnelsNilie. Bu1sO
Niagara ais and suspension Bridge sleeplns coaches
HoTncsville 20 Cincinnati and Burao 70 C,e.so ,orr-s
IiMIrED TXPREss," Aso,I,I6 rULLLLMAN TRAM
OF DAY, sLEErlNG AND HOTEL coaches. no
EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST ri NE. AkRlEhS ~
FALO $40 A. NJ. SUSPENSION BRIDGE 645 a NJ
sALAMANCA g:33 A. n" ChEHhIAND 100 A. N
ST louis Z 81 THE sTCOND MORNING.. 80
sp.m.-paiy, Chicago Express Tor TIE West sold
Train Pullman and Sleeping COachest BlnghenOl
ElIniTa buffalo Niagara Falls and chicago. m "a - -
Rutherford aud Passaic IL - SIS 20 $50 81 iU-a n
midnight SUNDAYS BIB 7f5 $50 1920 E45 $50 7io
$50 440 5lO $50 1870 $50 1880 and y
midnight sundays 5:i5 7lj $50 1920 IN lAo $50 40
esr. and PsteTso via Newark Gas $50 10 l1.3o IN
800 s.5O 500 $50 $40 7S0 10 an1 II midnight Sat
urday nights only sundays 9:l5 III 800 $50 D ID. .
suhern 535 100 $50 1920 IN l:iJ $3.50 35O A;3g
$50 $50 m and IL midnight sundays 5:io 1iJ
$50 lO:2D a m i,45 $50 y and ~ midnight
Warwick i:s5 7:i5 Io;l5 Is m. sundays sl5 a N
Newburg ana Cornwall 1850 9 IN $3.50 43O . p m Snh"D
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery o M 1902 IN
h9boas 9is 5.i5 ESQ 1920 $3.50 $50 $50 $50
mn Sunday $40 7;45 $50 1920 M % $50
4:z5 $40 $50 1910 3:3J $500 s53Op
Sunday 5l5 ga $3.50 lO2Oa ~ G:lU 6:3O Sp The9 Snd
$50 IN trains connect with New ork ontario and Western
Railroad al Mainst be NJ train stops 1T Main only
Port Jeryis 4lJ ESQ 1920 NJ O430 GOO 500 o3Opm
sp rs,y ssS 1899 ssS G Gs am to Gas
pm every fifteen minutes ~ m 10 Iets p m every thirty
aud apartments IN Drnwing Room ana
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the checking
Nos 40. or 9j7 broadway. Isl Westst, n. Y, No.
Court-st. Brooklyn, or at the Compsny's Depots .
Express trains from the West arrive New at ?:lo
''So JOIN a. anu ABBoRf Agent New-Yok.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26
SUMNER LOVERS
Each sounding for the others heart.

Each sounding for the others heart
We've spent an idle time together,
Ana sh"l we grieve TO DRIFT apart
Nheh IN res an eni of summer heatherl
foda The seas ms greatest catch,
onsluered SD by sons OF MaInmon;
While am AN indifferent match
My future prosp cts clouds and CANNON.
Yet, oh, W. uld YOU were my own,
hsherman's un1 uarded daughter,
So deepi to my fe you've g, own
While here we cour ed b, the water
III YOU we poor In worldly sense.
My strong right arm Pd throw about you;
But must STARE my eloquence
Aud bravely learn TO live Without YOU.
Not ore wonld think owed you, dear,
For dimpl on th sc tricky ashes;
Ih,s Is TIE business time of year
When rapa'a girl her upon cashes.
AND nut, too, TO market HE
I'll dangerous here to longer tarry;
iN-!oot riune-hunt II
Some dover. d o1ress | sha marry.
Roma &C Is now denied us gu te;
ann too poor--you are too cl YER;
Ani W e. we kiss ami pant TO ght
Alas! we kiss an paIt-iorever;
IL VIII sper is upon the stairs,
mere lat' ly ouely couples hover,
Willie mann "A looks on an compares
Her daughter with her daug ters lover.
IT'S done, and shivering in the gale"
My bark's adrift upon The ocean;
We met-we pa ted, aud my tale
Size colby heard without emOtioni
-AJ0,is robertson No1o,s,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26
The Aristocracy of Worth.

Thc young man who knows how to
lay off corn and cotton rows, and to
regulate the distance OF the same so
as TO get the largest crops, is worth a
cow-pen full of nice. kid-gloved.
fancy-over coated fellows. who NAV
know bow to lead the german or caper
around at n fashionable waltz. Siding
cotton, setting pillow just right, and
ad listing gears so that shoulders and
backs OF horses will never hurt, are
worth a thousand-fold more to the
country than knowing how TO pose In
parlor or how to adjust the shade of
the cravat to the complexion of the
wearer.-Carolina Spartan.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26

WINNowING LITERATURE.-I}y some kind
of spell all the old books, whose names have
been ratified OF for generations in essays,
speeches, and in table talk pass as emEoa
ments of merit wiHi, the real truth is those
names won their popularity in vulgar age, aud
have now outlived their merit. Notoricty does
not imply good character. This law holds
true among books as among men, What was
once famous will long remain 30. Ii vii be
just as difficult to erase from history the names
of Aaron Burr and Guiteau as those of Whit
tier o. Emerson. Fame does no imply value,
1t implies only fame. IL is painfully interest
ing T. Lear the girl and boy graduates allude
in their exhibition speeches and essays to
authors whose books IL is hoped they have never
RI ad-authors many fathoms over in taste
tina the gradua es who are hes owing the
p negyrics. Many pass al thong lie reading
AM talking without having actually found
out the down right vulgarity of authors whose
names have always stood only IL u great II ght
of anne 1t is the duty Of the men aud women
nov in the world 10 make an eXamin alton into
tn ma ter OF name or fame, and learn how
this fame came to pass, for if it was created
out o. a period le = refined than our own then
we are not bound to perpetuate 4 any more
than we are bounl in our ordinary converse
ton to use I G coarse terms common In the
old r periods in other lands.
One o! the grand SPEC acles of our times is
this one OF a purer Literature. 1t is q white I
age in this respect tn human ra c has yet
seen. TLe Cffor made lie and there by
some one mind to place upon the market low
TO ms Of thou hit meet with scorchng rebIke
from all h papers and magazines of the land.
There sc ms growi g desire tLat our books,
newspaper, and dramas shall be free 1 ON all
that coarse less viii n s. C q acteriZes barUar-
ism and VIII ch so mars all IL touches
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26

When Napoleon talked OF invading italy one
of his officers sad: "But, sire, remember the
Abs" To an ordinary man these would have
seemed Simply insurm TN all, bat y p leon
re- pondod Gag Hly: "Ihele 81 all be no Al s."
So the famous Simpl Ia was ma lie. Dis
case, like mount ill., tan..s n tIe way OF
fame, fJItune and honor to many wi b. DIR.
Pierce &c ldeu Medical Disc very might be
n a ed and The mo IN ain would dis ar.
II Is 81 ecific for all bloc /, chronic lang and
liver tisea e., such as consumption twh Oh Is
scrolula Of thu luugsl, PIN les, blotches,
eruptions, tumors, swellings. ieScr-sores aud
kindred complaints.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26
new Cure for Malaria which Is positive
and Certain.

There Is no disease which aflIct' t'e humln
FAM y, so prevalent as laria, and this rris
bleAseourge o. hum nifty has ballcd the skill
o. phys cans t. greater d gree than al other
diseases combined. IL Is mysterious. invlsi-
BILE agent that deals death ana destruction
wherever Il visits. and no section or part OF the
country Is free + ON it.
The on'y rem DIV that has ever been adver-
tised 90 cnre Malaria, Is DR.. Henion's new
discovery, ca d DIR. J. d. Henion's Sure Cure
for Malaria; Il positive and rad'c j cure
for oil forms If Malaria and all OF the diseased
condition that ar caused by Malaria; u will
also cure any kind Of pain; 1t Is kept by oil
Druggists, Is pl asant to take and only costs
One Dollar Eottle.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26
CATARBuAL HEADACHE.

I THINK Elys Cream Balm Is the best
remedy o catarrh ever saw. | never took
anvth ne that relieved me so quickly aud
have not felt as well for long me. used
TO be troubled with we're headach's two or
three IN : a we ,k, but since using the BALM
have My hal one and that was very light
com are wit 70 mtr Oncs.-J A. Alcorn,
Agen U. p. r. X. Co., Eaton, Colo.
Tpreae Gun le BARRIERS in Houston.
2rhe pures sweetest and best Cod Liver on In tins
word. manufactured from ttesh healthy nvers, up
on the sea-shore. IL Is absolutely pure and sweet
Patients who have taken II preter 10 all others
Physicians have decided Il superior TO any or the
other OILS IN market. Made by CAswELL AAzAEp' q
Chained HANDS Face, Pmples, and Rough Skin.
cnr,si ~ using juniper Tar Soap made by CASwkLL.
lAzA1D a Co, Ne" lOIh'
Smallpox is dccreasn IN Montreal.
v,S ook sloveply with over-run heels. Lyons
Hee stifieners he - boo slralgns, z9S, q pslf'
Altar OF 70 cs Sc ion : pound.
HaIford Ekere..y tGr "a e a,s me oM Y.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26

CERTAIN MfSEaAis, once forming part OF
almost cycy medicine, are now regarded dam
gerous and unnecessary. The evils they pro-
duce arc worse than the diseases they were
supposed to cure. DIR. WALKERS CALIFoR-
MA VINE AR BrrTERs contains nothing but
the Juices Of plan sand cures all sorders o,
the liver, akin, Kidneys, digestive organs, and
hlood
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26
THE YOUTHS CONF ANON.

In our home the day OF its arrival IS known
as "You his Ccmpan on day." and the onlg
bad fl, ct we have known to arise from IT.:
coming is that all the childr n, and the Older
fo.ks too, for that matter, want t at the same
time. The publishers are out with new an.
nouncement show ne increased attractions fol-
the new year. If Sl.75 is sent now, it will pay
for the COMPANION to January 1857.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26
METEOROLOGICAL Item

Teacher(to class in natural philoso-
phy)-"What do you understand by
the term ''mean temperaturer"
Smart boy -"When old Larkins
beats his wife he's in mean tempera-
ture. Goodoirs Daily sun.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26
Connecticut's oyster fleet is va ue : at s2 =

If their ever was a specific or any one COM
plant then Cart - Little Liver Pills are a
SIP, clfc Tor ) cl ii dache, and every woman
SHOULD know this. They are not only pos
tive cure, out sure Pr yentive il taken when
the approach is felt. Carter's Lit lie Liver
Pills act dir city on the liver AMI bile, and In
this way remove the cause of d sease without
first making you sick by a wta iening purge.
If you try them you will not be disappointed
Iowa has a Scandinavian population of 6l,-
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26

Gilbert Is engaged on an operettc liberato
with hindoo subje t.
John Jabob Astor thinks nothing Of bidding
s., SOD ut "A horse sale.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26

Little thing; NAV help man TO rise bent
pin in an a clsi for instance. Or PAGES
"Pleasant Purgatvc Pellets are I'm Il ia MS,
pleas mt IN ta<e, and they cure Sikh a icll, S,
relieve tCrp d vers and do wonders. Bel e
purely vegetable they cannot harm any on.
All dru gists.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26

DR.. Pierce's Favor te Prescription is eve"y1
where &C ,nowledged TO be the 81 nard reme-
dy for female c, mplaints and weakness it's
soil by druggists.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26

They are playing Macbeth" as an Italian
opera IN San Francisco.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26

We dep,rt from our usual practice and rec
ommend Hunts Rem DIS IS a sur, cure for all
kidney dlsea cs.-- Mdicdl Gaze,te.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26

A man died in the Gulf Of Mexico from sea
sickness few day ago.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26

General Chace OF Rhode Island, saws: ~
always keep Hunts Rem"Gy in INV house, it
prevent b. ad che and Kidney troubles.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26

wedd n rings G made quite narrow, of
twenty-five karat gold
King Thebaw declares that he viii die at the
head OF his army
President McCo h isdetermined TO crush out
haZing ut Princeton.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26

who suffer from nervous and physical debility ex-
hausted vitality premature decline, etc, are
especially benefited by consulting its contents.
Thousands OF dollars saved nervous debility SUI.
ferers and others by the advice given. IL In need
of medical mid counsel read 1t before investing
in medicines appliances OF any description, ana
you will save time. money and dsapPointment-
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liG6 broadway. New York Send now. as you may
not see this notice again.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26
"ROUaH ON PAIN "-Liruid
ROUGH ON CATARRH

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gia, rheumatism. aches, pains, sprains headache,
cramps, collie Rough ON Pain" Plaster, l5c.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-11-26

A HUNDRED YEARS might be spent in search
Of remedy for Catlrrh, Cold n The Head and
Hay Fever witho Il finding the equal OF rly's
Creai.. Balm. 1t is applied with the finger.
Beng peasant and ale, 1t supars deS the use
of all liquids and snulrs. It, eff ct is magica |.
IL relieves at once I'd cures ma v cases W ich
blille physicians. Price 30 c'nls at druggists.
90 cents by ma /. Ely Bros, Owego, y. I.
Mr. Wins hns an indcnrlent fOrlunc