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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-13

who ia suffering from ailments peculiar To her
sex, dreading to go to physician, but knowing
she needs medical help, VIII ind, in Or Pierce's
"favorite Prescription" preparation which
will give her strength and new life through the
restoration OF all her organs to their natural
and healthy action. 1t Is the result of many
years OF study and practice ny Il thoroughly
scientific physician. who has made these troubles
a specially. To be had of all druggists.
Tu,FSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-13
Typhoid Fever.

Charles Hartford. OF New Castle, Westchester
county, N. Y, suffered with typhoid fever and
was given up to die. lie was restored To health
In one week by taking 1--WE Brandreth Pills every
night and drinking plontifully OF oatmeal Cruel.
A few doses OF Brandreth's Pills will invariably
cure any kind OF fever.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-13
~ RDfOA a.
TNIRED OUT I!

At this season nearly every one needs TO use
some sort OF tonic IRON enters into almost
every phystcinn's prescription Tor those who
need building up.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-13
A Yelling Baby

Is something to be avoided. Babies with colds.
babies with Group, babies with scalds. burns,
bites, aches, sprains, or pains are bound To be-
come noisy tenants of the household, "Dr.
Thomas Eclectric OIL" will cure all these COM
plants. For sale by ii Is. Cochran. druggist, lSI
and l33 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-13

DO you ask me for my secret
Why my teeth are pearly white
Why my breath Is ever fragrant
And my gums are rosy bright
My secrets oft been told before
Use sOHODONT. And nothing more.
iyl3Tu,Th, saw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-13
The Resurrection OF Lazarus

W as miraculous operation, No one thinks o.
raising the dead these times, though some des
perately close TO deaths door have been com
pletely re tored by "Burdock Blood Bitters" to
genuine ana lasting health. For sale by II. B.
Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l3s North Queen
street. Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-13

pENNSYLVANlAR RAILROAD SEIZED.
ULE.-In effect from June Is, 1880.
trains LEAvR LANCASTER and leave ana arrive
at Philadelphia as follows:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-13

"Ilad sour stomach and miserable appetite for
months, ana grew thin every day used Bur.
dock BLOOD Biters with the most mary elous rc.
suits; feel splendid.n Mrs: Joseph Johnson
Pittsburg, Pa. For sale by ii. B. Cochran, drug.
gist, l37 and l59 North Queen street, Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-13
You Can Oepend On IL.

"For severe toothache and Neuralgia of tho
head used Thomas Ectectric OH. This Is GER
tainly the best thing ever knew for relief of
pain of any kind. The house is never without
it, Mrs. A. NJ. Frank, III w.Tupper st, Buffalo,
n. Y. FOR sale by IL. Is. Cocb ram druggist l27
and l39 North Queen street, Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-13
Humbugs, Imposters ! Thieves,

The above are terms applied to the unreliable
and dishonest. Dr. Thomas Ee(sctrtc OIL for
diphtheria, catarrh, asthma, rheumatism, and
all aches, sprains, and pains Is not thing OF de
ception but u pleasant and honest remedy. II is
honestly put up, honestly sold, and does " hat is
claimed torit. For sale by IL. B. Cochran drug
gist, 1877 and l59 North Queen street, Lancaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave West 42d- follows and 10 MIN
utes Her from foot OF Jay-st.. North River;
and Chicago 9:55 A. IN. Cos. -S:l5 p m.
St Louis Cos. r IL d..
Buffalo suspension Bridge Niagara FAILS, $40.
$3.50 a IN. "6.G5 6:l5
UIica and syracuse 3:l5 -955 H.. s605: 'Sl5 D. m
Highland Kingston. Saugerfies taskl- Albany, 3l5.
s7:l5 S:55 li:30 M. 400. s6:n5. 1915 r. m.
West Point. Cornwall, NewDurG. f3l5 F1:l5
$3.50 sfOl5 II 30 400 . IL y. IN: and Zoo
Cranston's. Cornwall. Nrwburg
For Montreal Canada AIT. 6.O3 ?. m
Hamilton. London. 1855 m, 800, SIS m. Toronto
e.55 a IN 1908 SIS y. IN.
C7icago and -. Louis on al through frans.
Daiy. Other trains daily except sunday.
tickets. timetables parnr serpng car acconmoi
tons apply Offices BroOkyD-S.3 Wash
Office. foot 81 Fulton At
New YORK civ 1858 7s5 go Broadway 1857 Bowery and
West shore stations AID st. foot OF jay st y r
HENRY MONETT.
5VaDacrbit General Passenger Az nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
I EEIGB VALLEY RAILROAD.

IAsSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt or DeS
orossss 81 follows
Ia IA tot Caissauqua and intermediate ponta
for Geneva Lyons kmrA Rochester, Buralo ana
se West and principal local nts Char car 10 wilkes
for Tunkannock and intermediates ports Char car
% Tunshannock. Reading and Harrisburg
40 y m Pt-t0D principal Intermediate Dointa
Char PittSt1u-
stop for toplsy ard irterm"cfatc points Connection
70 Recalling and Harrisburg
y M Tor Geneva Lvons Elnira Rochester. Rurao and
the Vest Pullman sleeper TO Lyona
7 so for LaIrvs aud intermediate pcints
Trains leaving at and $50 IN ror nes tos
Dofut n Maaauoy HaEetou oai ReglonA
SUNDAY TRAINS
Sc n tor Mauch Chunk Hazletop and ~tsrned'ss
ponia
8 A. D. m. Copiay and ntermcd'asN pointa
Tor LYONS. Flmra. Rochester. bufalc suo
ma rst. Pm ma .ieepe
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legal Notices.
MASTERS SALE.



EAsIEsN DISTRICT OF AnKANsA-
John IT. Reed aud Ezra H. Winchester trustees Va TIC ~,
Atkins and F GORDON Dexter. trustees. Ell al-No 75s
Of Pas P@ Is a eoy Il Fifs s aea of the
Disrct Of Ar1ansA- mad. and entered IN the sDoge
nond duly appointed Dy said court Tor thai purpose
18th DAY OF DECEMBER SExT. 1885. r,..,
II o'clock In the forenoon at The mont door OF me M
or some OF them paw 10 be rad 70 the said com
panant before the iih day OF December 1850 me
suns o. m9sey H. an ey sd aeer' au , 70 De s conn
ply with the terms % said dccree together ID orc m
said mentioned being the railroads. and proper Is o..
sad deienan eorportion as menonsd anl essrlDeo ~ On
dated date a fespeetpeIy January $50 and Nay WI
the railroads Of the sad psrty.ot the mr.
part e egrporAog t9e ne S S Srv Of he
hrs, part tthe defendant oorporationl Is or MAY ,n
be- by law autlor zed 10 construct being nc
Rock Blum and New orleans Railroad and the Mssis
sppL n-cia anu sa mnsT "a ~, s ~ ,s route
CITY Little hook In the County OF Puask ah
spp County % chOco, and state Aforesaid s1
o.1 -, s aiis rn. ,iro7Th or near Camden 10 the
boundary Ine OF said state OF Arkansas al OF ia
Aforesaid the same being the railroads and prvertrs o,
Defendant corporation aud known AS the Little HGH
Missssippi River and Railway. operated from iis
ock 10 Arkansas CITY Ark aud thence TO NarIen,.I
County said state Of Arkansas including All the am- =
bTances. rights Of way, ali r-eks bridges va 81
soars eht honsas wood hoss water stations machine
shops and all other bninss aud srueinrrs with trs
rolling equipments and AL machinery oo
fuel materials an other property OF every ma
ur kiud aud description Whatever he'd acquired ut
hereafter h-d acqulred the said curpsny
for connection with the raiIOaa1 u
party nrst ar sad defendant comparatively Q, ~
any with tbs business the ana
All fanchses with relating 20 the said
Ia the construction maintenance OF USE ~
ali franchises. rights AM
things whatsoever nature nov hell OF hfrcs
be acquired sad Defendant corporation or s
sr with all and n=ulAr the enaowmeps lncons
sand sppuTt
ncntlOn0l real ols properly W
longing any wise appertains and the revsrsion
nder and ren4jnders tolls, incomes
Issues and prDns thereof and also all the estate righ u
property. poss-sai n claim and demand ,s
law equity, present prospective o. NV
said Of the first part The drendani corporation o.
and 10 tao and every and parcel thereof sIlA Va
a,,pu rtenances.
TERMS OF SALE.
The purchaser said viii required 70 psy 20 tn
Masfar OF his bid the OF tz0UVO u
esh And ssaue o. his lid the Master VIII rees
bsnde aud coupons secntca =,
sa two mortgages their rata value N the ninef ALI
p.o0artlon the terms a. reclteG IN said decree
SOveIa yer Is. 1856 ...xo.-x> ,,....-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
r. YgRK LACE ERE AMP %EsIshS iabi at San.
Loar. leave zS'-sL station hi'een minutes
m1Dailv except SUNDAYS. Day Express Buffet Draw
ing room Soaees 70 aaor9esve 10 cincinnati
m-Daiiy Chicago AMI 81 LOUIS Limited k1Rfess;;
Soextrs charge for last me aeadve 725 a.
Cleveland 1850 N Cinci matt otz y ~ Nh'0~sO' ~
OK NAsar ,.s and 7 %9'11o sse.on Bragg
5sa ne Toronto 1915 A. m only pullman coach
New YORK nd ors snma0 and pav sleeping
Coaches to Bing hanon Elra. Buffalo, ag~F~ ANS III
R sinn a ofd ana S.4 s4 20 5o 9so io j
a. 20 n9sn ~ - =, 80 =, M 100 midnight sundays
s.s $50 osoa H. Las. AIS. $50. Tao 900 1870 pm
paeIso y 545 100 1850 $3.50 l2oa l2S SS r .19
as 500 $50 ios0p 1900 midnight sunday pap
$50 i056 a. ~. LAS. 4:l6 $50 7'46 800 1850 p H.
Asy1rf 20 e5e go s So s 60 1883 S
sssI 1000 y. ~ l2sU dsi except suhuay
ssSs ~. s 5s 10 $50 100 OU i $50 300 300
go ol0 7l5 La $50 lV:oo ~ ana tz9V i. i1 ~
sun@s 0:s0 800, 4u<v I l;AO 4lS o0V' 0'"O' AVN
ysr1leS 300. 1929 a H. 4SO p N. SUNDAYS 7;a5 a m
MoniieeIo s:O0a- H.. $50 .. M an, am saa and
NswDag corn wall 100 800 a. m. s;So 4''o '' "'
Montgomery Rondoui kingston 4i1 9;ooA d. ''o y
sarsuSn Iassrs 800 go m exc $50 sqRds5 S 600
600 y M sundays 5:45 $50. lO.-o' - H. o'OO' '''"
,as p 44s o:4s 100 300 $50 4SD 800
7ss 100 D sura~ys. es4a $3.50 iosoa a. oiSo o'o
SO 2. 3 s. .Ss 30 300 I5zo 600 ~
Fets s sS ~ sundays $50 1910 W $50 900 D "a.
oss io-vs west zsasi 6;-S N . co z a. SaA hS
h6aT 71 so % e. ' M hSry z sa isS $50
e I .5 o j. = mi IL Iol5 - i M 70 75
s ops RshS or a sS9
spa sr.nsleI s~sAs As s ~ Ti 49, - 10 y Nos s3i
POS. soi, .osiya - Congaays y potS a, -s6
ISsisss trans from tse West Sfii'e ~ NV
7Ss igs . = %s iD enr ras.r gent New Yer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26

Fl. SCOTT. Auctioueer.

~ SCOTT MYERS will cell at public auction on Tues
day Nov 80 Real Estate Exchange and Auc-
ton Room. 50 Liberty-st
7thave Side "a IL l94thst Twp lots each
25x75 1S5th-st sfeOne Lot goo feet east OF 9TH
ave. and One Lot 3s5 feet 6h-ave 26xsell
Maps at Auctoneers. lag broadway or Madsonave and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
Gnstiou Sales.

GEORGE ]. SMITH, Auctloneer,
M II ChsmDerssl, - r-...x
BY virtue Of ssysr sss,- s K se r s e s
al IS 10 81 PARK urqitur piano e.rpst oeas
asekk. ha. - 100000 IN Srsno6's Hss2L
~ WcoA u18y. AtsssnV fr AsrtSse~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
NFW-J ft~tf . y y IfsAI. II v InIrI..,
FOOT OF LIBERTY ST NO TT RIVER
4 A 1 EL-lI Nov Il lssG-

II NFW JERSEY CENTRAL. DIVISION
FOOT OF LIBERTY ST NO TH liver
TJMK sLt1TAKiNs EFFEGn Sox an ds7 sroos
Route at 400 rs zoo 100 a. M 80 100 1870 $50
73G I2.OOp SUNDAYS 400 s45 a. H. O:SO l2;OO
psreci junction for Germantown and
Chestnut Hi az nolumbia-ave Tor Manayunk 'ohSno
ORA iNG-R0oM r. on all Day Trans and LEEPING
HeinTuing rave PHITA DEIpHIA Ninth and Green sra.
7ap 80 a;so u 90 ~ Ia 345. so 90 Loo p m
a. s5a s45 so ao5 1910 a NJ 100 s:so5,25 500
For %ocK Pa and p PHi1IrsBURe Penn
n &AaHI97 dry $50 q $i5 , 100 $40
llon 100. lao. 4:00 5-So 5i5 l2oOp n Sundays
Tor S' -tRAXToS a, 200. $50 2: NJ. $40 p
T9r oo ~ az s5 AMI IIsyr 80 o $50 H.
For p,IFf \ a. zoos a.. Sac a WV ..,- an
f,g TAMAoA 2, 30 is 5,s' $50 II" So' $40 40'
For BR.TIIfEHFM ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
aea ZOO $50 a NJ loo 100. S45 5;45 p m sundays
For EASToX 81 400 700 saOa m- l:oo 1870 si5. 400
For BIGH Bni DGE BRANCH at 400. $50 a. H. 400
For FIEMINoToN 700 $50 a. m. 100 l:3O 400. 4:sO
For somERvTLLE at 400 500 700 $50 1915. 100
ESQ 700. 7:3o. s:l5 loSo p SUNDAYS 400 s'40 a. H.
For PiAINFIELp 500 100 745 $50 IS 200 600 1913
800 AZ a M % or Ala a 90 so 5 $40 ioSc iao6 N
SUNDAYS 400. SD 1900 u. lS0 Acc a'oO o'SO
For PERTH 4MBoY 1850. 600 SIS. 100 1l45a. m
For lG 2o 4Se f 4s ssS 90
zs0 ais 100 m Loo 200 9o $50 sl5 p H. sundays
For NV EIiOLp s:l5 ll:41 100 40 $50 p m On
For LAKEWOOD, TONS RIVER, BARN bGAl at ADV
sis M, loo, $50 ? M IN 49,, pprDcFTo,x ar
For ATLANTIC CITY VIZ f-AAND """ -
4.30 H.. 100 p IN.
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From pier No g North River via sandy Hook ~
For HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHT. LONG BhANCh +iDO
piar No !
tickets procured az loot Of Liberty plsr 10
Norfh River u POI 2s7 42l S4i. LAO and ISIS Broa
wav esq 737 and TAO sth've Rvington a. " - 10
Ia Green gch-s 46 East l2jth-st l332 bowsry ii'
hotels NoSN Ork CIV. III
Svn nj No Court-s Broaiwav sSS $50 Fulionst 10
HoboEen, 254 Wasnlngton--L
York Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hofels orr residence 70 cCstln3tiOn
A. A. Mcleod. -. " a 49, - =.
n - BALDWIN. q. r. p. AgL lly Liberty-st n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26

~ trains leave from chanbersst station tor hng.e%coa
Ten.fv Coster Sparkn amt ack 5.3, 100 $50 Se an
80 n I:l5 $500 400 45o 5;2o go o:5o 90 dV;S On
ro l2u0 4,3O, y.SO a Oo &nu 9.ov
M EoT Nan1ef Spring Valley and rallnans 5-3J
go $50 a. IN Gao p Sundays $50 a H. e;oo D. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
.w.pp 1acKAwANNA and WEST

)hLna " RaitsoAD Snort esr Linz sE ~ -, 80
HHw.YOAK AND BUFFALO L ~ line
prIiMAN PALACE DAY AND So ~ !, i,rsstoptvr -ts
eiy sxcspt sundays. Bu12o Ena Os~osv N sng
P. imam coaslss water oas. stioa"S sSsgo Greene
S,1Ira sor s.sn LGcA. connect AT Se!A vsu for
&llxrsDarfs Dsuyale and fVfla lH-DS1-~~' -
l.ka.H adj siAlions p,ur,ar eosches
fu Rnz.amsun an EAnUs OK pross tui.n.H s1,oira
<,s Ea1ey sS esrsnIoa EIng-amton oNego ana Ill,
eonpecis Al Pigtstsa. kingston eo1e,es
4 o. "a Dany Bunzio Limited Expsvss ru..~ a 4 mica
sus stroudsyurx scranton. BingAAItoa, Nv Eurao
Toyniug hath, WaylAnd Buffalo, 6e- arriving ~ -
80 a M Sleeping coach Clean via wsylsnd p,,m.u
% IA DAILY Bufalo and ossese ExpfesA rar Lanai
tyrsense oswsga Greene Oxford n@yeh S "a u ter
Hohceid 6prfnSG NJ owsgo for ltne ~ LIN
6sdsss sssas szespt ssiardAsA consscs q su.a" WIN
skns 70 ~ ~ sSs~.ss cnsetsd At as sroedway and
sSvssss.S i<rS ~ d NSV.YSsk end DrvskiyA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
Business Chances.

4 y Energefic Young man with general
~ bus exTrr in vareuS part Of re T. = goo'
references money. ~ an1 Gus 70 ioI
with ariy that VIII lroFe huuy kiouS
& Z. - lIlDuhc D"i'o
ENILENAN wishes lady or gentleman
~ mariner win $4,000 5000 20 push complexion
preparations unqualified success m enrichng otrs
hrret0 and ms own ana any ono else .
fortune who JOINS him Address -...,-,,r,
SIR sWD AND FNf RGErIC, 90
81 Broadway Room %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
Gxrursions.


THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED n LINE.
Sailing every twelve venezueia g. A. and the
island of Curacao W. L. AFFORD uneqused opportunity 20
those wishing a voyage 10 the tropics
These American ships specially but FOR 1e rar are pro-
ve' with the safety convenience
comfort paSsen gers The trip made In four
weeka Passage, sls4 For p4rticuiars apply TO
BOULTON. BLISS ALLfTT
General MANAGERS. Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
NFW.JrRsEY SOUTHERN DTVISIO
New HAVEN. Steamers leave Peek SIP
~ Pier 25 l. h Al u IA. II SUNDAYS exec ei'
Steamer arr ge 10 FOR trains north and east
U.rI. RIVER LtNE-FAREs REDUCED

IfAI1I RlNEK LlNE-I AhI4o
Il 1,H-.sn. rs -sUNpA4t, -
Tim Core ,p0ndlHg reduction 70 All Eastern 1ns
S,eawsrs PiIGRIM aaI PRDNt DENCE leave New 0rk
ON alternate days (Suuavs included al 30 p m no Tier
2S " Il. Oi Murray-sI ColneCtOh VIZ AhhoA DoA' "
BROOKLYN a Jersey itT al I D. NJ .-,~,,,,. nror
Lone WATER ROUTE IL NtG II, = - "a IN
sly mcrulnC trains Boston, short ral Tile tune ~ III n
rtesl A rcaexrd eGc stahasT licket- an see.un
MAJ bo secured AL pTncpa hotels transfer anu ueAe'
ofces al office Pier y ana on sea HsIs
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents. GEM Pass. AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
Counirn propsrtp for Sale suo Go frt.

Counirn propsrtp for Sale suo 90 fet.
AGENCI FOR MON tel AIR and vicinity:
~ Houses 70 let Bargains dwellings building siies an
farms CLARENCE Il. I III B>. BeekmaD-sir BoOm ~
All, COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SPE-
~ CIATTY.-ResIaencea.e Gotta os farms &C. eFery"here
describe Your price and Ocon pre- erred ht aTs
free. PHILLIPS WELLS. III 'uhc biii"h-,
ADVERTTSENENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l.23S Broadway. corner Thirty,
frNs until n 953 BrOt way between Twenty sccont
and Twenty SIS until 3s West TwentythTrd
Elghthave. l53 FouItiave. corner Fnree
$50 Thirave corner Forty seven--t OOs Thlrftve.
near xtIethst the HARLEM OFFICE PSI Fast one
hundredan twenty fftlsL. 23m TITrave. corner One
hundedand- twenty fftst- mp 70 n nj sgIar ONCE
EOR SALE or To LET at Gran ford. on \. j.
Central T. r. sdesraiie well situated rerol rCoi house
iiUit. barn &C. i've nfe- ron Ncl"L tgi par
address L. l. ABBY b3 Na-sat-a' n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26

Doar0 an0 Toons.
Eas. Side.
4 WARM HALL ROOM, neatly furnished.
n 9th st, near Lexngtonave Gentlemen only
reference.
NEWLY and handsO furnis shed large
" room crate ire lao East 27th-st, Lexingonave
Gentlemen only.
West ide.
aDD-ST., 26 WEST.-BedroOm and parlor
- on third floor bachelor. Attention hrst-class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
Giip propertn Go Get.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIL
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l23s Broadway corner Thirty
hrsf-st until s53 Broadway between Twenty second
and Twenty third until 3O8 West Twenty third
St corner ighthave ls3 Fonrhave Fcurteeuhst
78O 1hir,-ave- Forty seyenthst. 90. Ihrt-ave
hundred frhst 1900 Ihrdave corner one
hundred and twenty nfths up to m al regular once
ARGE LOFT TO LET.-Steady power /;
good light excellent ghbOrho0d 64l West 23dst.
rJNO LET.-Private stable 1922 Madison
ave. 35x70. accommodation for coa hnsn can be seen
AMY TO ARNOLD CONSTABLE & CO.
--f'T l9th.st and 9th
- BEEKMAN-ST.- 4le large lOt s to let
III rutland & WHITING. Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26

Doac0 au) Roo rs OIltsI.
WANIED.-By a Young married couple, a
w ronnleily Iurn sed hous apartment below 4Otl
bet veen Il and Gtn ayes January to June l. Adj
dress NJ. II " a-s.. Room o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
OMAHA DIVIOION--ct. LQuiS, K1lSG
civ and Northern Halfway C0IpllT.

decree o. foreclosure and sale having been obtained '
OMAHA d son tie owe Railway will be sold December
p lss Hoilers than s2.2JOoOe OF the bonds o'
OF foisl issue 81 se3.GgOO have as-ene TO the DOM
hol,rs' agreement OF Junes 1856 Any outstanding "''
holders can deposit their with the United states Tfns
Couapv on or before Novemhcr 80 1886 Bombs dep"'el
after that date subject assessment Of ten dollars
ior each bond.
Dated November Il. 1856.
JOHN H. BEACH. Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
Gin propsrip mantro.

WANTED. Down town property Tor cash
w buyers rutland Il WHITING, Bcekm~n-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26

CLARlNDA BRANCH.-St. Louis, Kansas
~, an Northern RAILWAY Comnany.-A lie under ~"
decree o. fDrocla-ure advertised he hal Def nbi -
De esd with The un er@iEnt AZ ~
g. before prteaher ]. lS-' COPIES OF me y"
% 7'N CHARLES MORAN.
Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
Dipioen6 Notires

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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-03-17

The Ghristian allocate and the Tren-
ton State Gazette are alarmed because the
Knights of Labor are showing monopo-
lists that the time has gone by in this
country when the regulation of wages is
all on one side. The Adoocate sees graver
dangers to the Republic in these strikes
aud the resultant influence, than it saw in
the darkest hour of the war for the Union
And the Gazette sees growing out of the
labor troubles anarchy and confusion, and
the danger of the "beneficent form Of
Republican government" becoming a
stronger aud more despJtic form of gov
eminent" to ensure the triumph of Flaw
and order" So far as We have observed,
these editors have not had the trombles
while monopoly has gobbled up the rail-
roads of the country; has secured millions
of acres of public land By corrupt means;
tries in few hands, the better to control
the markets and to keep down the price
of labor; has combined to make coal and
articles of food dear, and in hundreds of
ways has selfshly and wickediy disregard
ed the welfare of the masses. The world
was made for the people-not for few
Kings-moneyed or titled--not for few
aristocrats, not for few millionaires. Tho
purpose of good government is that the
greatest good may be secured to the great
est number. This is just what the labor
ing mon are after 1t will be long
time before the State Gazette or the
Christian Adpocate win be published "by
permission of his most gracious majesty,
the King"
The American workingman is man
who thinks, and he has been trained up
in an atmosphere of liberty. He is not
going to be controlled by few foreign
anarchists and crazy nihiists who visit
our shores. He has no need to resort to
Illegal means, to rioting, etc, as these
editors wildly imagine, in order to secure
his rights, and he does not propose to.
He proposes to secure these by legal
means, and by the use of combinations
just the same means as capital uses to
force down wages.
The workingmen are tho people, aud
they will have something to say about IL
when 1t is attempted to form stronger
government"