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New-York tribune., 1886-05-21

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NAY Il. 1898.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND rNIrFp srArE- nAlL Ror


AND UNITED State NAIL ROUTE
Tran leave N'T YORK. VIA Los-rosses AIi Coa., >seea
E4rrsoar. ritssirg and the West. with Pa.usa r-.as,
Ga, ~ t.a,ie;' :. ~ ana ; p ~, -".',. y " , .s
ins cars ~ q. every dsy ,
ViIi'm.,ort. iooe Hs'ea 20 p, n Cory en- , Lrs
~ Ls5a5cs a. 'i - j. n- -ad = nlsh.. ,.....
oa T9 Sgrcs %, PM oan n' r.ae aay
uye T "a a.nstop M ~ m g ror Ia, a, 90 81 49,
IN, 40. 800 sud oOop, M agi IL night saniy >
For Ataaiic city except suid.y trhrousa Paror ca.
For spe Nay. except sunday ll:loam
Long y-ae Bay heat Junction and nt@rneia'e "a .ols
on -un4sy, y:35 q. aad D. do not stog = As0iD
For cd Point and Norfolk 7'a Nev.York rhIa'.as nd
:orfoik hsrnsd o. ~ oyory cay va Balt ne'' tA- DV
BoaIsof hrool,n Annex connect Nth tlroa 'ra.s
stJ'sae. Ci7 4ioidns 81 cay and direct u'r'e. ''F
Trag-s ai!ire ZION. Fi.tsourg 80 $40 ll8o a -,
S, sna 9o m f5T 5d ~ I'm. ~ 3 on % .S SI s., "a,
sunday; so go a. m 2 70 20 % and io:s ,eop e'Gp
ll3J 4. 20 300 $40. 33p 80 6 % obS l.t g
sSsS sSS so so6o S n -na M i rs g. s q es 10 "A
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains l,avo NewYok vi. Dssbrcss, All crs
81 10 : 900 D N csgo Limited arc % va'aason
and 4 nirat Accomnoilti9n :. b. ii ioa 'ad s.l
pm sundays, Express. go 800 % L;ni.sA 'DA ~
TT.ia e&Sns SeS Yo5ld4 snaaiy a., 4 % 20 ~ - % 3;
snstay. an 81 ccrnst @ m at rcaoa S f, T tniSa % '
Returning tram leave broad ~rc taton Pha' ,7ss,i
iil5 10 Limited Tprs.s Il and 50 p l2 - >
SIS lSS So 81 ID os $50 s1a @ a2 P4sl = ,.5j nsl
Tssys rh sophia' via camden eany p saa'
ticket oace, $40 49, and ga sroldvay. Asf hoassi
and foot Of Desorosses ,nd courtiandt So Ia
R%ssS nec Hse' otoksn stso jersey y Eri'rAas
TtrSet oice so Battery Place aud ast'c Gtr'cA 10y
Oass,s. tro ISt,i, 4, q aaa residences 1nweoo
N general Manager. General tsss As'n.
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Ncw nuuiitalions.
MACMILLAN g. CO.'S
NEW BOOKS.

Companion Work to Adm Smiths "w Wealth OF Neuo"'
THE
WEALTH OF HOUSEHOLDS.
ByJT DANsON.
l2mo CLOTH 81 10.
OXFORD: CLARENDON PRESS.
NEw.YoRK; MACMILLAN co.
The Substance Of this first put together oy way o
using the experience OF business In the cnucatoh oi
his children BENZ ont Of pnnt It Is nov entirely re-
written a. and with especial 10 some
OF the economic questions Of the day.
Among tho subjects trcsCei are ESchange2Oe Nalue-
Sources OF Ipcome-Wases- Pr0nt-Rent - Interest CON-
merce-Capitd- Credit Money Competition iahauoh
Pauperisn- Foreign Commerce-Propey in laDd-1oca'-
isn Communism ana Nihism
New-York tribune., 1886-05-21
HISTORY OF ASTRONOMY
DURING THE NINETEENTH CENrUR RY.

BY A NJ. CLERKE.
Post svo CLOTH a OoContonts Astronomy Daring 'hs
First Half OF Ninetcnh CenturyReccnt Progress OF AS
trOnomy
The authoress mocstly described her History OF
Astronomy popu We certainly hope ths OooN
will popular deserves and tha't Will be WIDELY anu
extensively We think however that few men OF scr
euce who use tlsbolk viii think that 1t CAT 10 be classed
as popular ths oriu acccptstion III might oe
more correctly described masory exposition OF the re-
astronomy those departments now usnay
has been most skiiuny
aud faithfully executed. and heartily recommend IL
every in the nobest OF the Sciences
Mature
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DAY LINE

DAY LINE
~ TO Old POlNr COMFORT. Norfolk. va. sad sol.h
t. Palace s.eaners arriving at Oli POINT /; q. -,
Hoti0i. a. Il. V. rOaPAiNS. Geli f.ss AGENT
Bros y Y
New-York tribune., 1886-05-21
Gtedrboais ano Railroads.

4 -RONDOUT and KINGSTON. lo,a;,.
80 et Cr1n soaa west Po.nt CornYau. NeTbnrv VIZ
foro M t?u. Podshk cR'Ie and Esosa., eoano mt ~
Iai.r ,ais .-hoss CITY OF o. IS0srsN aat y.a}3
y. BtbNWl .ssye ever weeg car Nl o. m aa.3
E3r'eoa g.. erccpt saiGrGays when CITY - StPe:X
leaves 80 . n 'iVV
ROSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND FagT
- fhLh RIVER LlNE.-S~st rou,e sonrl 1oy
mum acc rnHOlatOfs. rlnnp r4fes. From PM - II
to't NJ Nuitv 49,. ev ~ sy ,-alays ncycei at 5i5 ~
Sfram"Ta Pilgrim hud fIaf 'onnection ~ A.. n
from EroJkiyn s5O ?. m. JersD C.ty<p. III Doas
I EHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD. D.-paaso,a.-
"A trains aye dcYo' foot o. cortland and Dosb ,.se. ~
: a. ] ..ll auI Or 49,,
town Pe2d!Dr. Harch rnnb Ficn summit, Vriko,'..l
1owaDda wsyeT.Y ithaca Geneva. LyOBs Buf.lo ,,N,s
West pullnan through cpecDfs day rr.f s..as
5iJ p for Fasfon Betbehein srf ,I,i.e sas
Trans ANN - J. ana $40 D. como. "a. 4,
poursn Ya and Ha,icfDn e'2 regions Su- sv rH ~
ie,vrs fOr Manch Cbunk and itaIieton. 4 D N. "~A
General Eastern 'itee, No @'l bryDiN ~.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-21

SPIRITS OF rURPENTINE.
CHAHLE5rOX MAY 2O.-TnrDentnc dul at .5i@
sAyAHaAH M1y % -turUcnt!ae steady al >, &c.
WELLINGTON. Nay 20 IurDcntlnc firm at -9c
ro'hsr Nrr,d Reports see ThUd Pige.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-21
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w n y C. q II r. r. r. Co. Lessee ,,.rsr
TIE WEST SHORE ROUTE l. ALpNg - % .r,.@s
sHOkk OF THE WORII tNM n ~ p - .,t,rxS
AROUND FlOTkILIs, OF CAr~KiLL MOI III
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL NALLhf "'
on and ater March a. Ios6 Will leave "e't'-"
ST. station follows - - ..-.,.. -. .. r,r a.
North River 20 minutes earlier uan uom Zoo o' "e''
ne,Toi, and Chicago g 80 n 900. $40 M see's'
through ..o, .s,o, ,, slco,ers f,r,uyh
SuHaO Rochester, Suspension Bridge Niagara t"ts -
m "a 90, > 10 .. scePgt2 and d@Hiug fvo as
Vtica aud SYRACUSE '03J, II p a., . 90. , . D. ..
ixhiaId pO -,epse and kinssOa lao - 50 J. - -'
80 . 10 sl-.iV sad 600 .. "a. loT hiuSs@h q NJ
eaugeltles and Albany 'silO. . 80 ll-e ui 20 WV
.Siss %iv r M TO- $50. ll:25a NJ s. = 10 IN
>1srsns;on's West Point, Cornm all and NeW,tif "A
~ so ,IorlO. lI20 %. o. 'sIo 40 p w. A'N
40 IA IN 10 r-nson's totn"ai an1 Ne"o"A,
For Montreal aad Canada East. 800 p M . - r.r,,.a
fIanlton. London '93O N. oO0 'e'AO D. '' '''O'
1880 N. TOGO 'SlV HI o,har trains IA ~ except
.Daiy. 'pay' except SATURDAY ia.
At. time tables psrlor OF sleeping car
tons OF nfcrmanon srps a, o@e's oe1 sass,
e., Of tui,onst. New iotx SY SoS, =, i,,o 81 q
Nest a2ast aud foot OF Jay g. Sora nv s's & ~ so "a.
sanpcss orders 10 lsf, At nessl % oncsS% Srpr
9so Broadway. SeIefA FSS''As~
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Crcar CLEANERS.

VCUOR line II. =. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
A' : al every SATURDAY, from Now YORK Tor
49, cIAeUoW LON DOHDl ktl
yuvoN,A Nav ~ \ "a M. GIRO ASIA. Juhe o. e. III
Nav 2 n HlNFl a, Jhhn - pm
S"i'- cah,n nessspe Elb and So. Second olass s"o
ktcerage outward $50 pie'n,a -, ,
"''Ni1i'"N-' ~ Boy, ing GIoen Now YORK.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-21
DFD "D1 LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

DFD "D' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO cABELLo CURAcoA an
MARACAIBO.
Prom Pier 80 East River. - -
PHrIADEIoIIlA A - wednesday. Nay ~.
CARACA saturday. June 5.
fAIEN(jI A .... Thursfay June II.
Tbese AMERICAN STEANERS. specially DniIt 1or ths
trade very superior accommodations for passengers
All letters that be sent up c no1n on ne Gays ths
sail Will be duv forwarded. providing thcg arc IN
closed in stamped envelopes o. dromnsuon ,rmcont I"
the United ststes offs cents per haounce
For freight apply 10
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DipiNcn0 NToiiccs.


FoR1 WORTH ASD DENVER CITY RAHEolDC co., !
rRF AsI RtR- OFl.cI. no HHJAn"hi "-foIh'>
COTTON NUMBER NINE on first mort cage
~ bonds = is Company. 'aling dne Ir4c ~, VIZ Se
Ial On and pr tlai Ia, o ~ ION ~ r eicr "l 'lu
ffer. re Isl g. ,iADauy, so. lu " AL ST., Ncf iOrA.
J. 2. GRANGLK Treasurer.
Office or 1nE BoArp oF ruEcIoas}
AlfEC'N Af.i-- tNstANf, Z
Nfv-l Obs Nay 49, lso6)
rNHE BOARD or DIkEC lOKS OF lhis COM
/ many have t!ns day dcclar-d dividend 0f TIKt y
A~ 50 p.r share la.aIr o1 TIE Hf7 Of July
urXf Tho rtr Ser closed lh Gay oi
20 t-r "a i4I July Lc1I =. ,....,n
~ order ot thc HolrL IN MAJ
OrFc. ONTARIO YER MINING CO..
MILLS BUILDING, 10 BHoAp-I, ivy oEK, N4g -. lse6}
DlVIDiN ID SO ~.
rsVHE REGULAR MON lilly DIV DEND OF
fiFIY Ct,,IS pr share has been declared for April
r.ytl. f a.. Jl fIc COMPANY. 10 ir J. a. tie
il1n-ir. agency ia >ewY0rA on ihc "a As Transfer
''o~' ''''' L0rN~HERY & CO.. Tran 'cr Agents.
TEsNsYLyA ASIA itAiLLoArCo.
TLlAe,R1fs lllAINrSE
PH.ADELrlHA, My [, ls-G)
TIE Board OF Directors has this day declared
/ gem! animal dividend o. NV ~ % ON ALI TER
CENT h' capital! - = oi me COMPANY Gear oI an
aic after ~ - nr 10 sittoLoders as
registered ga thc hooks ~ 3 T. m. on April 'n MR.
On Giay - dividends viii BE- paid ~ women o. q.
JOHN j.. 1AYLOR.
Treasurer.
IHHIGH sNr wHFr-rARRg coat 'oNrASY.
go BROADWAY, ALW-lOEk, MAJ 3, 1855
fTUREE AND ONE-HALF .3i2 per cent in
terc, Ue paid thg ..l.tcr~l Income Bond. of
this Company sn. fD fnuGas .DGpOns dctc-d from tAe
-0ic4-d Nnftetgr Bonds able i.ter 2iti
DO k3 VII D. ,os-d PHI o.
and reopen 9th instant at lOa LANG, Treas
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Drcssmakinq.

II nRESSMAKER.-Fren st-claes cutting
= and ntuhg wants few more customers by day at
home reference o0 West 2lsLsL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-21

NORWICH LINE.
Reduction oi aras 70 all points: Boston %; worce,
ter 50 80 Steamers leave Ter / Nor,l aver oVf ~
Wast next pier at"Yo Dlsbossss street Ferry 4. 800
p IL, daily, except sunday.
'.rROY BOATS-CIrIZENS' LINE.
Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pie.
a. Nofth RIVER foot II ChsO. crst except
day a. +. H. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-21
LETTERS AND JOURNAL OF
w. STANLEY JEVONS.
EDITED By HIS WIFE.
With Portrait. Svo. 81.

Cheap Editions OF " Mr. Isaacs" ani DE VIauIId''
MACMILLANS
SUMNER READING SERIES
Now Publishing in Weekly Volumes Price Fifty Cents
Each, Paper cover.
MIR. IsAACs. Dy F. Marion CgawforL Ready May o.
DIR. CLAUDiUS. BY I. Marion Crawford. Nay 20
HVPArIA. BY Charles Kingslev. June 3.
SOUVENIRS OF SOME CONTINENTS Archibald
Forbes. June =.
JOHN INGLESANr. j. H. shOrthouse juno 49,
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LILY AMONG 1uOAN. July 3.
UNKNOWN TO HISTORY. G. u Yonge July 10.
CHOICE OF BOOKS. AND OTHER LITERARY
PIECES. Frederic uarrsDl Ready.
TWO YEARS AGO Charles kingsley. Jnly2i.
A NEW NOVEL. BY Mrs Onphant July 81.
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/ OST.-Bank book No. 139 ,525 on Dry Dock
- Savings Bank. ANY person having claims upOns sd
book called npOn present tie tho within
kN DAYS, or The said book Will De de raI ri
and exiiDg guishod ana issued III lieu thereof
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NEW-JERsEY sOUrHERN DIVISION
Fron E cr No. :, Eor.h I.v.r, ia Sahiy Holk.
BEGINNING Nav =. sss. .,, .

BEGINNING Nav .. sas. - -
HIGHLANDS. S.Abt.lGlt (, LyHt Bt'A N''l' f5l
10 l. a. H., p m. sundays. . a ~,
For ALTA rfc HIGtLAE d. 80. l0l5 Ine : p n .,
For LAKIWOOD, IONS RIVER and BA ~ 80 81 h@
IN D. ~. - .- .-,,-,., -. ., .u, pufre--ro.
For ATLANTIC CITY, FiNl LAM an" "'''-' 80
4.3D -. ~ y.
M sivs~ ~ '26! Isl Al a. l,l+ -na i 6.oii.
way 81 ~ aud az 81 e.. yinston -; ). ~ al
lAf ireenw li5. III s-i i25h-t 1872 r. e lt5
Cana st. and principa noici, N >cs-ferS ~ H piyS
lvu Al No. C0urt-st. 20, broadway. 80 So - Lp
"a Ssnhsft.nave In IrcyoNen 15l Wa.iug -oa-s' es
yofk Tranefer Company VIII cal Or and cheek ron
ho,, o. yes. .elce ID destination. - - ,,.,..,c ~,
j. + WODTIfN, - II -.
General Mar ager Cen fas7. dhb D. -. ~
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gpstralticN.
Musical instruction.
/ SPRING TERMS at the
IA. NEN-YORK CDNSAKV ATOHY. 80 . East lith-st.
Chartered in 1863.
GUITAR. SINGING, VIOLIN, PIANO, OR
" GAN, FIUTF.- PIlyatc lessons. NAlSp-'s - i-.-.
1lrst A. West I'd &C. Uptown N-anch ~ -l&tl ~ .iIe
GRAND CONSEKVATORY OF MUSIC.
4G-WESr 23D-ST-1G.
Tic oading school otmuac eiocuion ormto crt forcgr
LkU.lts OIaWc and IaItiu@. Ifrc advantages al 10
iiS lessons per week lCI particulars address
l.. LDI1.lAHp President
art Scbools-Citr
AIRS. LOUISA i. CULVER
~ VIII receive pupils beginning TUESDAY, October %. IN
GIaWic. OIL ANDY water color plinun{ ~ i. LO"tAs a4e
46IOseal t, CHINA painting mt decoration.
studio, M 80 Madison.ava
ECieIcucss
III. Huntington, Pros slert Nai pna a t nv ~ Ds "a
II. v 4lllalu aIt, y. -. NJ Jan N. Hart y,
LII. Dawn Jo,lns0n.N ~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-21
AIL FARES REDUCED IA
NroRrHERN RAILRoApoF NEW-JARSgY

Trcins aaVo fr1o 'lalTrf-9. Ee10f f0I |TfTe0t
TensnV. .n4gE' and ..ytes f-D. 30 l All
/ 30 a n. i.lS 32r !. 30 $40. $40 $50, . p \,
~ midnight. sundays 1850. ".'1 q. 'n- 4 and p
for NaLuct Spung Nahcy a'Hse, eid .ll Isl., ~,
7s0 a3o a. Ia. 80, ego ard =. q. sunday ~ E,
d N
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DULADELpHIA AND READING
L ~ rHfWJERstY c9N raj pIyrsIoSS.. -

'Nt \ BLls-IAhlNR Ilttfl q !. -. 1885,
For pdiLApFLpufA anf TiESTON "B0ilI Br,S
l91'e At 500 745 $50. i:i5 l2o f.ol go SsS
i"V ZOO .. 81 DAYS ;Jp ,'tjs.n. 81, Ohm
Direct connc, on A. WAYNE Junction or Germ ,,wSsSi
DRAWTNG.Foo1 Oars on all Day Trains and siEgpry1
Rstrass l'aSe l>iS pTfflIiipELpnA. ya aua c,.D.
1850 80, e.so. iloo a. m. l;l5 sA' 80. e45iE5
seTss IS al 10 s:egS M. 10 aS ds . o. a tst s al
rer1o RATET' PFAri "a = sni fiiifiF-ijao Pen,
Fog Fo!'V& V&fiiIiAMsPoRr- srNnUnY LEwisnuas A.,
For REA DISC and HARRt7auRe - -, /; sg.
For sthA Trio %%st7oo. s;45s. N. s..6p ~
100 10 S45 ':4bp N suni5ys 53Op.m
FoJ DsiFTON at 80. a. III 80 p m ~
Ioi rASfACUA at 100. -. -, q. H. l:5' f:j ~
For fHLEHEM ALLfSfogNs sna MAucH cngys
1T 800 7,eo SAB 100. i"' so 'if" 70 7-hi1
For E%siGH at icgcs 700. ~ zoo J. Il 49,,
.30. SO zoo. 800 D. N. tu-dayf iFl NJ. N
For HIGiI FRIDGE BeANoH at 400 s'.' d" @.s9'
rar s 2gPirn NGTON 700 s,ssn m l.oo. 1880 4oot3.
s.o6 5.30 D. ~. sundays l:3e o. m.
M M. 10 i.sO l3o 345 io1 i;1J. 300. bs' 5i5. 80
$50 Too 100, elo, io;SGp m sundays 80" 'Joa L
70; 5SP Pta 3ys F1g fib p 400 Goo 100 7s t5 e
5jo "a coo $50. ZOO. 80 ST., = % ifi u j
D. m Sundays 500 800 sA5 8. IL 1900 ~, 30 s:ll.
o. S,9 ~ 'So .S II 3D. ss5. sl5. lio' an. 10
soc i9e 4; 3 Ics 59 8 S6c,fT G7a6VF 7R6GVe e. AZ ra n At
%, a. -'S, .1Ja ~ !. %. 400. 80 o. D. n. ,CS
DAYS lexcept ocean Grove q 200; ;aM., ;s %. .,.,n
fo, fAFrw0oD. T0Ms RIVER and BARNEGAf At $50.
For XTTi.lGSTI@ cITI. ViNELtND anil bAID' -ioSa
430 a. m 50 p. n.
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CtramtoGts auo na!lrono5.

6NArSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ For fatrkll s'Ivvosant m intermediate dndiagz
Boats dly -Indlys excepted tf.a Por 81 foot o.
Jayst, a. .. N.
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AETNA THE WONDER
OF the 18Th century CAN OF address
AETNA co. SO shave. =. Y.
lnslrnctiun.

For Boys and Young Men--City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No
L lfs I1osdvay Itrr 4.c.si.; 49ty ytsr primaIycon
l. ere sl spG classical del aJtn oIs; instruction thorough
l. oGUy v. l. Al iTnsi Nc LeDGreA son, y $50 Il
New-York tribune., 1886-05-21
NE sFAIE sTEANsHIP LINE.

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lLAHNI)
through tickets rNiu "a rates to Liverpool Lonion
Dublin.
STATE or NI.IiA Thurs lay, iay =,
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Cabin passage SO ami so. according 70 location OF state
excursion tickets t Ict-c rates. stccideo tickets 10
an oi Europe ft lowest a..
Leroy frc sht AMI passage apply 10
AUSTIN BALDWIN * 60. General gents
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New-York tribune., 1886-05-21
Crcrrsiors.
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aud N0HEGEH,
OLD EOE.AE CGYaE's5ssF,
AND TIE SOUTH.

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7h ave open the eycDng Cali carly 10 sccure
favorable dates
New-York tribune., 1886-05-21

NEw.YORK. soUTHAHPTON AID BHEAEN.
sfllTfI ~. Eat. Nav I'D. Al.-.4.a-, -ut, Ju4t
IlDIl. We'd. Nay 20. a. n
WEHRA. .Wo' Tru" =. e. fn NfNt -tf. y. %.
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on oLu s.Dluer lst Ga .4nl ST.. slJJ ~ C4elu
SO. or older st-afHsrs. - ffJ. 70. r.L
Sfearage st.uwest rates.
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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-12-11
Dentistry for Horses.

The practice Gf deali,;rv "a .t. . -.
Of horses is certainly a new thing any
where, but in 1t. ,.ui 4. j. drri! ~.
so. For sever years ii has 'c.. .;.,,
the East. but it is only c:y r,cv.. g IL.
Dir. }. c. Kelly introduced the cite
in all its branches in this vicinity. FIR
merly lie equine teeth We're placed in
proper order by the Use Of The I'll
Crooked teeth were Strengthened AM ,;--
caycd teeth extracted, hut now the la
ter are receiving the necessary attention
and good horse need not suffer IOag
from a had tooth.
1t may seem simple 10 fill a decaytd
tooth in horses mouth, but when the
horse happens to be valuable one, and
is really suffering from, is unGbl TO ca
the proper amount of food and is fretful
when bit is put i'm his mouth, such an
operation will place him on his nominal
behavior at once. Dir. Kelly has filled
several teeth in the mouths of different
road animals, and has made success of
the undertaking Louis Critic.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-12-11
pernicious Activity.

The chaTgeOf "pernicious activity In
pJ,itirS thought against Third Assistant
POstmasterGen,ral Hazen, viii give The
President chance TO make another III
ling. ltsrcnIs t.l,, Mir Hazen has as
sist l in editing the Republican cam
paign butS III at lci il furnishing Dia-
terial for il ATTENDED To- f.mpge the ad-
miniStration. Whether tLis matter was
''dcc"nt AMI fir" ) tn. President It
qr..rS campa.a IN peccheS by yflice hci-
ders to be, does rot appear. But if it
vas ofiha Average quality -. Rcfubi-
can "campuiI" thunder" il sure Y WIS
net. SH"1 "DIh'tct oh IT, part OF a g
officer of tie adm abstraction IN ,cl4 Oh
trcachery II say the least ard it VIII Re
Interesting TO see what the President
will do ;,50Ut IN. \. World.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-12-11
The Sunday Law Contest.

The contest between the Sunday law
advocatprs and the Ants has opened
quite spiritedly. The associations enga-
ged in this contest are large aud influ-
entail. Nightly meetings are held by
them, TO arrange their plans and sirate-
gy. There is Sunday law party COM
posed largely Of highly respectable and
piOus citizens and in which several Of
our prominent Divines assume leading
parts. Lawyers too have come forward
with elaborate opinions on the constitu-
lionality of the Sunday law.
Per centra the opponents OF the Sun
day law are not asleep. They too have
organized into Protective Citizens As
ISOLATION TO oppose the enforcement of
this law.
There are able lawyers enlisted Oh
their side who are very decided in their
conviction of the unconstitutionality of
the law. The newspapers stand alOOf
from the contest and will see that both
parties have fair hearing.
If the question at issue involved only
the closing Ofdisreputable bar rooms and
saloons an theaters etc. all respecta-
bic citizens would join the Sabbathians,
but when the power is asserted to COM
pei man to abstain from honest labor
and legitimate trade on Sunday, when it
closes dry goods and clothing stores, bar
Der and various other Stops. which sup
ply our people with the comforts and ne
cessity of civilized life, and in many
other respects subjects the laboring class
to many hardships and discOmforts,
there will doubtless arise serious diff
culties to the enforcement of this law
N. 0. Chronicle.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-12-11
A Judge Indicted.
Together With Several EditOrs-FOrgery
and Criminal Libel the Charge.

The chief topic of interest at Sheldon,
Ia, is the action of the grand Jury.
which has just found indictments
against the present circuit Judge, u. D..
McCullam, and several Democratic edi-
tors, all charged with forgery and crimi-
nal libel upon Major P r. Bailey, Of that
place. The trouble grows ont of cam
paign fight. Major Bailey was MEM
Der of the Republican State Centr;
Committee for that district, and McCul-
lam, was mugwump candidate for dis
trict Judge. Bailey charged that forged
and slanderOus articles were circulated
against him by McCullam and the Demo-
cratic editors. He brought suit, and the
grand jury indicted them. 1t is thought
to be the first instance in the State where
a judge on tho bench was indicted by the
grand jury for criminal offense.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-12-11
A GREAT REMEDY FOB OATARRI.

In another column Of this paper will
be found an advertisement of a Catarrh
remedy, of which sample is sell. free to
any sufferer of this terrible scourge. We
know B. S. Lauderbach Co.. the propri-
etOrs, to he a responsible firm and those
who write them will receive prompt at
tentiOn and square dealing.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-12-11
E. r. KNIGHT,

Takes this method Of in
forming the public in general
and his friends in particular
that he has resumed business
at the old stand, and will be
happy to serve them to the
best of his ability, and with
the best of everything in the
grocery line. Call and be
convinced.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1886-12-11

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