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New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trans leave West t2d folowa sna - nfn
strs earlier from foot OF Jay at. North River
Detroit and Chicago 80 - 90. 3 lOp
81 Louis 600. & 10 p m
Rochester Suspension Bridge s3slq
50 m q 90. * 10 p m.
Utica and syracuse 10. g 20 m, 800, :. ~ . m
Highland. Kingston saugeriies Catskill Albany. ala
u 10 = 80, II 25 a ~. 4l6, 900. - 10 . m -.
Cranstou West Point Cornwall. NewDurg. y 'IslQ
30 1910 II IS a NJ. 4i5 = 10 ~ and 500.
Cranston' =, Cornwall, Newburg
For Montreal ant Canada East 600 p m
Hamilton, lonion. - so q IN. 900. $40 p m Iotono
Q 80 m f6 o. X 10 ?. M -. -.
Elegant sleeping cars Bunalo Niagara Falls Detroa
Chicago and st LOUIS O all through TRIMS
daiiv except sunday
tables parior or sle-Pus car sscommons
lions apply Offices brOoslyn-baS asp
ingt0n 730 Fulton st Amen once fuot o' futon
New CITY. 1868 7s5 o42 Broadway 1882 Bo"efJ an.
Of West 42d St. foot OF y - y ~
HEN RY MONkff.
8 Svandorbit ave- General Passenger AZ ~
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
ERlE HALLWAY, now known as the NEW.

ERlE HALLWAY, now known as the NEW-
~ YORK. LAKE hhIk AND " tsTEkN kAlLnoAy, y,
Same nour oea trans leave zSsL station IieeH 'A"'''
"a m~6ady except sundays Day EHpres' buhes s ra~
ingroom Coaches TO bnshan.on' yi 20, lne,snas
m.Day. Chicago ami ~ Louls IiaHe "a ses
No extra Charge for .sst un,e Arrives SeAdve 40 AZ
cleveland lObo a. NJ, Cinonnar. o;4. pm y. ~; N-'"e"
~ daily Bufalo and Niagara sis Lme pr,ass
Rochester 20 Buffalo. o. a. M. sus oS YORK
1880 IN. he most popular night train De'"0'"
ip a-pally Ibicago Lxpres tulnan ami DA, sisepss %
Coaches To Bnsaanton- @lnlfA "u"A'o' N'As"'' '
kSheriord s4 e4s .'1o 80, & % 90; SIa
$50 7:lS 40 $50 lC:e0 \ ~ alI,ss ,,s loso, -
t:45. s.5o. lO:.Oa l'.O. 4'io .'So ''s" '0N
r;isSoa "a ss; Sci SiS s'iS sS t'Ss go Sa % 90
ss iiss ic'sa sOsO ~. iss IS ala osG sS 100 l'' ..
Nswsrs anu paersoa VIA Aswar. s'SS 30 SSa ~ ~
300 io:o5 p NJ ans 1900 IaaIss' Ma ~ NSl
O $50 $50 ,SsS ,SsUe % M aN sss sSS
Swasys 90 s.S1, IU'.V a LA al" WV
i%SVs ia G asS son ic2O1 ~ n sundays S saSasss
Mon ticeIlo aud White Lake s'oo- "-- =, 4, aoo
sso ~ and ,ornwan 100 s.ooA $50 ,., 49, 90"
Nontconeiy. nondoui Ant AInss'oh 40"
SCRANTON. 'nS Daa"s 200 S1Ot S s ssIss ya s
SSsSea itA S.A fs.. 700 iS.S4 :S ssS iGsO Ssa
S$ asSs sA 100 800 lOsst s isS TO- 50 S 80
IN y;00l Jhe ice a. M usIn sse ssso oOO 90
ertS ervs 40 'So sao t9. ~ nza 10 ~ a ~ sseJ
$50 40 s;Sop y, n w. sse ~ isssS n@sss, ,S.rs,
ni,ssn HnS'fs Sns s.s sS s Sss sss s'Is i
gga.ssu'os gasn NJ %iUAs y N. ever, hirv minutes
7aes M sxsas ss,ssse and apArsns or as chssI
ns Coaches can obalned and Or o'e az Inc voapAIy
ss sg s Nos sOI Ill s6f Brosiwsy as wpsny. peposS
wa. ASH Fulton at. Brooklyn. or AZ me ~ tie
' r sna s;ss l h q uaa.a P.ssr Assa. ss~rs
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
RIVER BRANCH
HARTFORD r. r.

II Il NEW-TOKk, NEW-HANEN *. TX.
Trains leave Harlem River Station. corner l32dst and
LncoD-ave. Third Avenue Bridge Harlem
River reaohed by Third Avenue Elevated Railroad, daily
except Sundays At B45, 1850 9lo TO- ll55a lid 3:54
Point. Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest West chester
Tmpsons bay Chester pelham Bayl Barlow (Ci Islam
Pelham Manor and New Rochelle. connecting at New.
Rochelle with trains for ali points the line OF
NewYOrk New. Haven and Hartford Railroad shore Line
and Air Line Divisions; New Canaan. Middetown. New
Britain and Sufeld branches Boston
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all Intermediate sta
at 1910 a. m. daily, except Mondays.
Sunday trains New Rochelle and intermediate
tons at 1901 p ~. connect
ing at New Rochelle with way trans to Stamford
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER ROAD.-Commercing June N 1856,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot.
Rochester Express, through drawing cars, 20
Albany, Troy, Montreal, syracuse and Rochester.
900 a m- 1.-THE Limited" with dining stopping at
Albany Uuca Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Erie Cleveland and Toledo. arriving at Chicago 9oO H. III
day.
IOOa m. Chicago Express, drawngroom cars to Canaan
daigua Rochester and Buffalo.
III 80 a IN. Western New.York and Northern Express
with drawing. room cars.
10 Troy. -
a d. m Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
m, Chicago and ST. Louis Express with sleeping
for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi
and ST. Louis Dningcar Newlork to Albany.
Montreal Express with sleeping TO syracuse
and road and Saratoga, also 10 Montreal
900 p m. for Rochester only through sleepingca
t-9b Pacific Express with sleeping Tor Roches
Chicago sleepmgca Clayton and Ogdensburg daily
cept saturday.
fIl6 p m. Night Express with sleeping TO Albany
Troy Connects with the morning trains Tor the West
the North except saturday night.
sale at Grand Central Depot, No. Battery
Place Harlem Depot, l26th ST. and 4thave
WescOts Express Offices Park place lnear Broad
way) 1855 and 942 Broadway and 62 West l2oth New
York. 1888 ashngton and 3O Fulton sts Brooklyn aud 10
Accommodations in drawing and sleeping DO
the ticket Offices IN Newlork CITY, and
533 Washington-st., Brooklyn.
Baggage called chec ked from residence.
These daily. All others daily except Sunday.
These trains stop at Harlem l26th.st and Attn ayel
j. NJ. TOUCEl, ID. NJ. kENDRICK,
superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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ENGRAVING.

Its Origin. Processes and History. BY LIE V1coMTE
HENRI DELABORDE Translated by r. A. NJ Stevenson
with an additional chapter English Engraving, b. Will
lam Walker volume 12mo 100 engravings Price s2
This is new volume in "The Library" complete
list of which will be application
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DONDOUT,

RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
~ KILL MouNTAINa landing az cranston's West
and Esopas scanecung with Ulster and DelawnIs stony
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JANIS W. BALD
WIN leave week day nj $3.50 m. foot OF Har
rison-sL, except Baturdaya when CITY OF KINGSTON
caves At y N, making ali landlnKA
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
RICHMOND OLD POINT COMFORT
AND THE SOUTH.

On and after November st 1885, Express train for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort, and Norfolk, via the
NEW.YoRK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
VIII Pennsylvania Railroad station New YORK daily
at D. m arriving Cape Charles $50 Old Point $40
m Norfolk m for Richmond will leave Cape
Charles AT Monday. Wednesday. and Friday arrlv
ing Sleeping Cars through TO Cape Charea
Tickets sleeping berts be secured az any Ticket
Office Of the Pennsy yania Railroad Company
IL W. DUNNE supt Il. B. COOKE. q. p. & 3. A.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSEY.

~ from Chambersst station for
Sparki amt >ysck assi. s3 49, -, ~
ll:30a M, LIS 800 400 45o b.0 $40 tso stN ~; s,
D. m 1900 midnight sundays 1SO taOa NJ 80 su' ~
D. For spring Valley MOnsev and IA mans n
1880 9:30a m. 4:50 $780, sOOp. sundays S5oA w~ ''''
nj
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DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA and VEST

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WESrz
~ ERN RAILROAD, sHoRTEsr LINE BETWsEJEy
fRxIas ffRMS9"N 80 16p 6GsT r. ALAwaYs NT oN TiaE ~
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING coAcHEA
m Daily except SUNDAYS Buffalo ant oswego sspre'-
O1fori Norwich. Uuct connect scranton hr ifttston.
Wilkesbarre Danvile AMI Northumberland 81 ofego or
II m Binghamton and Elmir, Erprese Pullman 9iche'
connects scranton for Pittson Kng.ton Wisesnrre 60
for n ny cra,on o p,nebawcn Oweeo Fnra
Corning s Bath wayIaoG huaao &C. srrvnsia Bnaaii
m. Dallv Buffalo ant oswego ftpross i.ai, l9,.afi
coaches for stroudshnrs scranton Rnghsn'tsn 80, OH
Rchfed sprngs connect a oweeo for ithaca 'n sTI ,
For Richaed SPRINGS 300 m. daily except ssioriA5-
See time tabes ,or ~ay trains on Morris and E'saH d.
vision.
FALL RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED
lmitei tickets Corresponding reduction 10 AL Eastern outt
Steamers PILGRIM AMI rR0y, p, leave Nrsf&erx &
2s y H. foot Murray Connection via Amor Boss rOa
BroCkyna ya nc ierteS TsK Tg R0ur FULL NraHs RESI-
Six morning Boston. short r i,ie iine 20 MN
NAV b secured At ali principal hotels transfer an csss
Offices At the ONCE On Pier % aan @f on s; % coxNoR
BORDEN 4 LOWELL. Agents GeDi Pass Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi.
4 dence. Newport and all New England PohtS Al rail
rrep,sn a, m IN nm iparl6r ears aftAchet II n
with palace sleeping SUNDAY trans 10 IT, win PAL
ace fo p"FNCr NswScst SaGs IA aG e 20 % p M s Boston or
connects at Mckiord for Newport arriving al ''o
NEW. HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
Steamers ir,So IN time Tor early Aaa
NATSKILL EVENING LINE
~ For Cat-kL Stuyvestnt and interlaf it' ah lnft.
Boats leave daily Sundays excepton from Pier 'S ''
10y '~' NV FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13

~ For Cat-kL StuvveStnt ana Interim Nil' lAi ifN
Boats daily suniays exceptoO from Pier So ''''
'~' "''' FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
New-York tribune., 1886-11-13
I,ATJ RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED.-
ATSKUL EVENING LINE

NEW HAVEN. - Steamers leave Peck SUI
~ Pier 25 r. H. at AMI ii p m sundays exec tod
alrtv 4 for n0rth aud
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-03-26
CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
for 4 simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of cOnsump
ptio, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all
throat and lung affections, also Il posi-.
tive and radical sure for nervous dibilitv
and all v complaints, after har-
ingte sted its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt it his du-
~ to make it known to his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive and a
desire to relieve human suffering, |
will send free of charge, to all who de-
sire it, this recipe, in German, French
or English, with full directions for pre-
pairing and using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper,
W. A. N0yes, l49 Powers Block, Koch
ester, n. I.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-03-26
4 Card.

| desire to thank the farmers of War
ner township and vicinity for the hber
al patronage they have extended to me
during the past three years and to az,
sure them that my successors in bust
ness will be found fully capable Of at,
tending to their wants in the most salts,
factory manner. In Serering my bust
ness relations with my old customers !
still hope to retain their personal es-
TEEN, as my best endeavors were al
ways at their service and as | feel sat
isfied THAI my good jobs will more than
counterbalance the poor res
Respectfully, A. f. BERG.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-03-26

1t would seem from the large am
cunt of work horses that are being
shipped into this territory this spring,
that a much larger amount of wheat
and other cereals are to be sOwn than
ever before, which is true. The largest
acreage of small grain that was ever
known in the history of Dakota will be
sown this spring and if Il harvest equal
to the last is reaped and prices are equal
Iy as good this year Dakota farmers
will almost be placed on an ever foot
ing with eastern capitalists.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-03-26
Rudolph News.

Emigrants are making their appear
ance
+. G. W. BANKER starts for England
in April.
Andrews and Tuttle arrived Saturday
from Minnesota.
f. j. F~lansburg is improving his new
barn by painting.
Al. Dunn arrived from Michigan last
week to view our tine country.
Miss Nellie Lott and Miss Alice Put
nam started for Groton Tuesday. We
suppose that L. W. went along to see
the girls safe to school.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-03-26
The Very Best.

I IS always cheaper in the end
To choose the very best,
And common sense and prudence tend
Ibis golden practice TO commend
To YOU among the rest.
Whenever you desire or choose
Your goods TO advertise,
Or wish to know the dairy news,
THB Sun will meet your brightest views,
And please you we'll likewise.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-03-26

&C. K. Ballard, our bonan2a farmer,
is confined to his room by sickness.
MIR. and Mrs. W. b. BurdicE left for
GAINESVILLE, Wis, Saturday, in RESPONSE
to Il telegram Summoning them to the
death.be pee Of Mrs. Burdick's sister, Il
bride of lesst han n year.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-03-26
Seed Oats.

900 bushe,s of White Probstier oats,
free from mustard, yielded ~ bushels
per acre last season, for sale at so cts.
per bushel cash. Also IS bushels seed
flax. 8l.3 +. ID. SHANE.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-03-26

VIM. r.. I)a Yves Post, Cali.
Regular meetings second and fourth Saturday,
OF each month.
Visiting comrades cordially welcomed
A. .. TITUS, \. |. GILBERT,
Adjutant. Commander
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-03-26
Warner schooIa Board.

NJ. observation-disclosures,
J. Boulais-Ir easurer.
F. d.. Shane-Clerk,
Regular meetings the first Saturday Of each
month, a, l PM. at Fred. Fishers office. Teachers
and others having business with the board are re.
quested TO note the time and place OF meeting.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-03-26


Senator Jones, Of Florida. discover
ing that Miss Palm has not been in De-
troit for several weeks has concluded to
retreat on Washington.
Emperor William at eignty-nine, rises
every morning at 7:80 and dresses At
once for the day, disdaining to use eth
er dressing gown or slippers.
There was much ado made about .
bit Of paper thrown in the carriage d
Queen Victoria in London, yesterday
In these days Of bombs royalty Is habi
tually nervous, and the queen has beer
assailed in a more substantial name
in past years three or four t~imes-alway
by Sunakcs. however.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-03-26
A True Story.

There are a good many reasons why
We recommend the Minneapolis Jour,
nal to our readers, of which We give a
few:
/. The Journal is popular at home.
The circulation in the city of MInneapo
lis from March 1 to 7 averaging 10,262
daily-this is sworn to, being a gain of
800 over the first week in February. No
paper in the northwest has a city circu
lation approaching this. The total cir
culation is oyer 10, 900.
2. The Journal owns the exclusive
afternoon franchises of the Associated
Press and the United Press, which give
a complete telegraph report.
3. The Journal publishes daily a
complete market report, local and tcle-
graphic, compiled by one of the best
commercial men in the northwest.
4. The Journal publishes all the news
in a condensed and easily read form.
5. The telegraph, markets and news
in the Journal reaches all the outside
towns from IL to "A hours ahead of the
morning papers.
O.. Il is cheap;5 30 cts. a month; $1.2J
for three months and in the larger towns
it is distributed at 10 cents a week.
For sample copies address the Jour
nal Printing CO., Minneapolis.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-03-26

Spring, with all its splendor, has
once more come, and with it the little
birds of last year. Their MARBLE is I'M
doubtedly the same MARBLE as OF old,
but there is a sweetness about 1t which
makes a fellow feel as though there
was something in this wide world worth
living for besides a complimentary to a
circus. There is something about that
MARBLE and the sound of the word
spring" that makes a man feel as
though he wanted to go out in the fresh
air and meander around; it makes him
feel as though he had just taken a Turk
ish bath and donned a new suit Of
clothes. Yes, spring has really come,
and as the snow disappears the usual
amount of old rubbish, such as old rub
bers, oyster-cans, dish rags, wheelbar.
rows, barn-doors, etc., etc, have also
come-to view. But with spring, comes
that duty which is due every citizen,
that duty which every citizen owes the
public in general, viz, to clear his or hel
yards of this filthy, nasty rubbish which
is pr~evalentin almost every yard at this
time Of year, and which, if not cleared
away, does a great deal in the way d
breeding contagious diseases.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-04-30

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How well it has succeeded in the actual of
high standard is best evidenced in the that it now
regularly prints and sells 10000 papers day,-a
larger circulation than that of all other Chicago dailcs
combined.
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1t is paper of positive opinion expressed without fear
favor 1t seeks the patronage of people who love country
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PATENT MEDICINES

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Patents Granted.

Patents granted to citizens of New Jcr-
sey during the last week and reported eX-
prcssly for the MoNIToN by c. \. SNOW <
Co., Patent lawyers, opposite [. 5. Patent
0nicc, Washington, p. cd, G. Beach,
Bloomfield wheel; Il. NJ Bowers, Newark,
roller; ]. p. Gage, Vneland, plane; G. y.
Hayes, Orange, baianccr; ). II. krom,
l'lainiield, ore erusher; $. w Lambertson,
Newark, filter; W. D. Haven, Trenton,
valve; J. Schumacher, Camden, periorating
machine; B. Turton Newark bride bit.
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