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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-23
The Weekly
TOLEDO BLADE,

The political battle OF this year viii be the
most important that has been FOUGHT jan the
United States for years. The struggle viii not
only be for supremacy In the White House aud
in Congress- but il VIII also decide our future
economic syStenl--Whether the Republican prin-
unparalleled development of our country in every
possible line since its adoption, shall be COutuI-
ned, or whether we shall plunge the nation into
financial depression, great labor troubles, bank
iuptcy ana poverty 10 carry out the theories OF q
stubborn aud unstatcSmanlkc President.
The BLADE viii bC found where it has ever
StOOd-un the side of the best interests Of the
whole people; on the side of American working
men as against those OF Europe; for the prosper
ity of American manufacturers instead of those
of foreign lands; In favor OF american goods
made by American w0rkDgmcn, rs against the
conspiracy OF the free trade theorists and the
selfish ring OF importers in the Atlantic cities.
who see enormous fortunes in prospect as the re-
suit of the adoption OF the suicidal policy of
President Cleveland; on the side Of the Ameri-
can farmer, whose prosperity depends far more
on Il home market than foreign one; on the side
of prosperity Tor al, rather than poverty for the
many and prosperity for the merchant import
ers of New York City
The BLADE win be made brighter and better
than ever the coming year. Mr.. Locke had elab-
Grated certain plans for its Improvement during
1881, which will be fully and faithfully carried
out All the regular departments viii De inn
proved and hgttered. The "HouschOld,' the
young Folks the scamp Fire the Farm"
and Question Bureau win each be mao the
best OF It's kind; and the BLADE shall slill be
more worthy of the title OF The only perfect
newspaper in America
We make "a special campaign rate of 20 cents
for three months. Club rates the cheapest ever
known for standard newspaper. We invite
everybody 70 write us for Il specimen copy and
confidential terms 10 agents. Address
THE BLADE Toledo, Ohio.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-23
{: We R Y B O D Y
-R-E1-AZs - Z

| wish to say TO my old friends of
Brookwav Centre and surrounding
country that | have opened a gro
Gerry store in Brockway Centre, and
would be pleased to have them call
and see me. My stock Is new and
fresh, and, having bought for cash,
am prepared to sell cheap for cash.
Will always endeavor to keep in
stock Choice GROCERIES and PRO-
VISIONS to meet the demands of our
trade.
All kinds Of Fruits and Vege-
tables constantly on hand.
~ Farmers Produce taken in
exchange for goods. Cash paid for
eggs.
Goods delivered to any part of
the village free
A nice lire of Candies and Cigars
in stock.
We have some choice farming
land for sale cheap. Call and get
particulars.
R. w. LOTHIAN
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-23
y -. JONES.

INSURANCE AGENT,
for the Hartford Fire and Marine and other
companies. Insures against Fire, Lightning,
Cyclones and Wndstorms, Brockway Centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25

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as q. 6 g ss 8 20 is'
.as sass... q: seu".a ss
pi%: 70 snSS caeA %'T %%
.s sg : :ssa . sSss
@ s: pus
whale eua. soussrs $780, .a, Ssacn,s si
pha wp,sr cs rcd '1p 81 5s Ssa a. .s 7ss
oos%N FRsiSnrs@Tstsn r h.;
Sssn fai
zoe bush bush grain s.n 'a
c% a an m saS sG 5 s .R
OH hence s"s
D. GOO bbis reaned si Java hence ship 900 case.
T:asS o. on b HTya' and
from s srS,Samp
ton from Mobile ship hewn tSsr o, Ga. u0 Neas o Hat
eSa s5 ses s an
p.r bbI, Bneno. Ayrss hence Norwegian bark general
cargo Australia hence er%h chip generals Ponce
ps6VisIdNs~P There especial life to tho
p private %Sao.a'' quoted
s s., S SIsaT Fa%s Mes, SIS
Ind. s: %. .ssss g. 9
sS Ms.TssaI s'a i
S 4S Cries. s' With az far Ssmaa mainly
der. 1o' ZOO and Pss GSo ~ P 10 i
& Ps.. hss e. for rs Hs-,
Miif a ,S wso a'
Well s,lnsa price with noiera,sy active INQUIRY
sss s SS ' ", %a o1
scarcely varied SINCE our last closing weak Mothn{ was
.gnsnl Western steam quoted at c Ran auosg
closing 5dqS $50 tci M9rea 9: 7 eIo
i nse' 7 closing 7so c. S2 Nay soc c.ns
go 7Sc Sd u 800 7 t 'U Closing S% sso
BTrTER-G general feeling prevail, on all era s but par.
fnasd ,r md Eisin. 80: este; psnGyI,
saHla do tab, ' 5os ss w:d S 2os5s
t&S. Ie2SG ark ws.ern facoTy u SSG. Ro $50
...CHEEs E-Hoders retain the ayanttge on an graae';
1eRer' s are s's so T snoS wnts f2G scy ecore
2ss f9sec 3 S5 ialSTy fSSd
obtaaa6Is ugs l@Tcr T wa,,.r rr psSy:
LINED. IA 0loc; Late Packed. ls02lci Early Packed
Little interest was ~ buyers ia the mar
ko Tor raw values little better than nominal at ~
csnitritnSal Rsd1sl dSli Quotations: CUT Loaf SCI
Crushed sc Cubes 7'sc porder' &C.; GranaIaL,a &C.
s'c coqse o. g. osis W9 &c: T T1f.; &c ''
"A ~ tl4an N Urn fi ons 9re s3., 100 09G n Sc
rALLoWIn TAR r-quest am very hrh Prime city qaS'eu
CCO-The demand seed leaf rht. but quota
lion. were aEeq a,osethsr we'd mart n zoo lc
i5o ca,,s sinarcs to 2Sc: 80 Oalo, Coo 10
ST. 10: $50 9alc' sumatS 81 20 10 - a. .o, bo hoe,
ann On an. AT 70 ii ye seS S@ here have ee NJ h.
cited feature. other s,e' r'po I'd comprise 1000 10
f Iexl 10 ao = os Ap:tr3 " 100 yS Fax.
ami 5000 low exam sorts al! on private terms
SPIRITS Uy rURPEVrGVc.
wILIuSGraS. Jln. a -rupentlas arm 1t 3oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Par yorA Ricer. yessels mad Railroads..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING hATERIAL-A generally quiet bat steady
marhet Hsr Bricks quoted at So "a TO
quality sncua3 @ scsi sss s. SCS I'd TTsmo
and philadelphia Front ALONGSIDE pier 270s2s; ROCK
land Common Lime 81 Finishing 81 20; Goats Hair,
80 as Tor American Porahd EsElsh Portland
81 ds2 3O RosendAe 81 1881 80 Ground Lime, s'ci
Co coaDAG selling moderately At previ'us quotations
cooPERAGE sToCK-A fairly active movement can
be noted. Molas,es sheoks and heads g oo0sz 10
inrh al iuasl 80; on shocks without heads loci rum,
s26Sds27 rs hoops "A feet $40 s3i do 2tee s27 s2s
CHICURY-Ir ebbing deniasd at sh % &c Tor Gran
Mated Englis and q sc- for Grauated German:
COCOA-JObbers continue to masifsst TAR demand
thousb without decided asraon NAUTICAL
DO 81 a sic. Cardcar IL lee; Trinidad. l60l7c -
cOFFEE-Brazil growths In light demand, but prices
were the basis Of l7c for ar RIO spot IN
voices, sales 900 No. 1870 Ths mllder styles
are dull Option trading was quite active The market
oponed OF Is % pont but closed hrn at rrsc
lion representing an advance OF points Tor
months follows: January L. 50l466 February 1910
iLg5sis; June, l2e5ol27o; July; lsSOS ixs5: august
ii90; November. lLsOS lls5; December. ll.759 llSO
The ranges actual sales the different msntbs were
Jau.ary l4cosl45C Fs6rssry issoSls,5o; a. March
i271Si2S5; July. 123Osl2: August. 120lls5; septsm
Der l2a lsO; october. ll.SjGll70i Nevember ll.SOS
nett Dutch .aIe viii take place 3lst inst Brokers
valuations good ordinary Java 4tc Total sale Will in
cude IT, 900 piculs. -
vrr, not officially Sales 81 bales (G6 last EVENING"
ali Of which The port receipts yestr
aggregated 549 bales comparing with 1926 bales INC
last year September Ohio beginning OF the crop
y.s the receipts have aggregated 4423 bales against
1929 O33 for tbs same time lat season l,,-.,,-
Quotations based the American Standard OF Classihcl-
tina 70 Al ellsWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25

CCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE
FOR FEBRUARY

EOH rEDhOhRI
Contains the second Of Mr. Robert seveusons series
Of charming monthly papers Tho NswYoIk Tribune says
in referring TO them
The itself enough to interest," every person
IN the literature end the manner OF IL
,nch as to make rs ask agan the hunre It'll time
asked Of Macaulay where did he ses ihatsiyie
In his present article entitled The Lantern Bearers MT
refers pcturesque memories OF his boyhood
FELIX MENDELssoHN.BARTH ...-- Frsn tispioce.
Engraved by O. Kruell
MEN DELssoHN's LETTERS TO MOS
CHELEs-Prvm manuscripts in
the po,se,s,on OF Felix william r. Apthorp
With portraits Of drawings by Men
des.ohn Interesting collection OF unpublished ma
teriaL
FIRST HARvTsTs Second Instament). ---F J. stimson
Taxing the serial into whore idyilio love-
is uDfolded.
THE MAN q h W. BIsshas Ia
Illustrated by e. II. Blashaeld.
NATURAL sELECTIoN-A Romance Of
Chelsea Village aud East Hampton Town. In
Three Parts Part o. buhner
With illustrations by Carl Hirschberg
VOLCANOES. y. sAa'e'
with illus rstions by J. d. Woodward Julian NIX w. IL
Baeher Frank and c. 8 Robinson
THE LAST OF THE GHOSTS STORY. Barrett wendell
with illustrations by M. J. Burns W. p. Bodhss and
others
wHATTHE WILL EFFECTS..-... William James
THE LAW AND THE BALLoT.-....-...Josepn b. Bishop
POEMS by Ii. Wright. Maybury Fleming. Mrs James t.
Fields and A. II. Allen.
"rn its one year of ufe sCRIBNER's MAGAZINE has
taken not and place In period
literature but one that the
number enters auspciousy on its Sec
ond year - Boston Traveller
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
AT THE LITERARY.
From The century for February

From The century for Februdrg
Folks I'm town, reckon, thinks
They Kit AL the fun they air
Kunnin' Loose round but y 1ipkS
We got fun, and fun 10 spare,
Right Out here amongst Ih' ASH
And oak timber ever'w here
Some folks else kin cut dash
slides tOwnpeOple, don't 1efSt -
'specialy In wintef time,
when they 8 snow, aud the reads Is NJ.
In hem circumstances -
RcSlgua'ed 20 my lot
Which pits me I'm mind o. What
> called " The Literary
Is folks in the country sees
Lots o. fun Take sprllin' school;
Er ole hoe down jamborces;
row. ais or II Won III
Tackle tafy- pull ins you
Kin git fnn and quite few =
Same with huskln's. But all these
Kind o. frali,s thHV ha.nt new
by a hundred year er two,
Cipher on as you please
Bnt l'n tell you what Jest
Think walks over all the rest
ANYWAY 70 suits me BEST
That's " The Literary"
First they started IT" y geel'
Thinks says-I, "1his settlement
IS gittin' TOO heightened fer me!'
But when all begin ter jine,
And | heard Ivory went.
fest kind o. drapped In line
Like you've seen some sandy, thin
Scrawny shoat put fer the crick
Down some pig trail through the thlcR
Sptce- breSh, where the who o drove s been
Bout six weeks fore he gifts In
Can't tell nothin'." lsays-ee,
Bout II tel yer go and see
Their blanc Literary
Very first night was Their.
was 'p'iDted 10 be what
They call Critics-so 3 a fair
And square Judgment could be ses
On the pieces at was read,
o. the debate" Which air
Most destructive element,
Fire CO worter p Then they he'd
Compositions on Content
q Death" ard Bofany;" ard To.ips
He read ono on Drecnin' swanps"
] p'nounced the boss. and sasd.--
So fer at : the best thing read
In The Literary"
Then they sung some--teI called
Order, and got back ag'fu
In the critics cheer and hauled
All o. the p'foTmers In.
MANDY Brlzendlnc read one
] fcrgit and Dee's was rhoughf:
And Sarepty's hrrn was e Meme
Air denied AT knocks; and Eaue-
Fa2etts Strawuses little n:ecc-
She got up and spoln piece:
Then Ivory she road hern
Best thing In the whole concern
Isays-ee; now les adjourn
This here 'LiteraTyY"
They was seine contendin'-yIt
We broke up In harmony
Road outside was white a. grit,
And az slick slick could be -
I'd fetched Tory IN my sleigh.
AMI I had a heap 10 say,
Drfvin' back-ln fact, dTiv
way around the old north way,
Where the Daubens peclsses live.
,Zory aiius-f0re that night
Never 'prarcd 10 feel fist right
In my company You see
On'y thing on earth saved me
Nas that Literary :"
--JAMEs wmTcoxB kILE,
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gnsiruction.

For Young Ladies-City.
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Day school for Young Ladies and Chi dren
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MISS CHlSHOLM5 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
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VIII reopen Sspte nber 81 BoJs JlAsssL
For Bows and YounI Men-City.
TINE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
i (Bsys)-Famy and Dayl-A selected school whore
great preparation for college
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, L. Alb
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WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL. 80 East 45th-st.
w -sclsstida, Classical TIVE hundred stadsnn nave
con prepared fer Csiunbta scaoo' 81 hAoa
For Both Sexss-City
CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS. both sexes, city
~ country; With careful advice to parents r.
IAN coYRIKRE 81 East 17th.sI, between 4thavc and
broadway.
T'HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
23 ". 23ist Branches Brooklyn. Boston, PhlA. WA.h
ngon Conversational knswedxe ia shortest tme term slo
BROOKLYN
T'HE CKfTTENDEN.
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'"1 81 hies. IS.a corner o.ns: of Pineapple
SECOND YEAR Septembor II Mies H. N. WHEELER
Prnsip Eight years Colls<
Ats Institute second term bsEiss Nov 81
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The MEMOIRS OF AN ARABIAN PRINCESS.
An autobiography by EMILY REUTE. nee Princess Of
oman and Zanzibar Translated from the German. l2mo,
cloth Price, rs cents
The author Of this amusing autobiography real prin
cess sultan OF Zlnzblr who
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and domestic in which sho PLAYED
part left somewhat bitter feel
the pnblic will be interested in all that
carly life in what seems 10 havo been
happy but crowded home. She shared II with
mo, hers II London Academy.
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ly all books sellers any work sent by the PAD
fishers by mall post paid, on receipt of the price
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
Go tUbom Ct hlan Coneern.

DOBERT AITKEN. son of the late George
~ Aiken. spirit merchant, Rutherglrn. SOY
lani. 10 requested 10 communicate wish HOBtkiON LOW
q CO. ST Vncentst Glasgow, solicitors for his fatAerf
trustees.
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STAINED.

Good Ordinary lilo Low Hddlins zig
ST Gsod ordinary. SO Mhllih< .-lo D ~
Little shrwn on the speculative msrket ann
tbe reurr tssp-r wa. Closing quotations m
t,c.e n-r decline 13 p0nt, for the tay unter IN in
uence OF from Liverpool sales, 6J9O0
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
nlnsiral Instruments.

NUMBER Of Grand. Upright and Square
~ Pianos of our make sngruv usei almost a. cool -
now and fully warranted Will bo SIT At liberal reduction
iio'" ''"''"' f'' WM. KNAEE & CO.,
lie Fifth ave. above loih st
CPFCIAL NOTICE.
Uavir ada with the receiver OF the CODY
Duncan Piano O. dispose Of tho a1n'e ot ther st"ct
Consstnr Of yOg u rr ,hts all offer them wlneSe or
rct ri at cost OF pro incton HAHDN -, PECK On,
manufacturers OF tho Famous HARDhAN Pans
Warsruoms l3S FIith-avsnue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
Dancing Nrn0emice.
ALLEN DODWORTH. No. G3l Fifth-av

LLEN DODWORTH, No G5I FIIth-ave.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSON@
circular
GENTLEMEN, MOhutv al rhlr4iaY Evenings.
see social lar.
PAVA ami oIer Dolx lrth Du ,licltions Gorioa
sons - East lith-sL
,ncing sc &c ~ Allen Dbl Worth complete ln'tr1c.
tHca, INK 20 1girss foe tho 'otlp1.
Published ar BDher% For Sale ~ al st'rs+
4 ) MR. TRENOR, Broadway and b list,
~ lessons I'm DANCING every day and evening.
pupils begin any until Nav. send for circulars
ALEXANDER MACGREGOKS,
~ c29 Private and classes In dan)
ing. TAorou instruction IN waiting privatsly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
THE MEMOIRS OF AN ARABIAN PRINCES
THE NUNS CURSE.

NOVEL. BY Mrs j. II. RIDDELI, author OF Miss
Gascoigne etc. limo. paper. Price 30 cents
A powerful story Terely interesting but OK
citing deneatnr fresh able phases OF life in the
north Of Ireland and with some admirably drawn characters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Chln0erss day. for
Encewood r-nadv Costor SOarkll snl Nyack 80 100
$40 90 aud u.3O a Is 81 400. $50. 0:2l $40
$40 500 1890 M. II nhtn xht +uniay. 700. $50
aud For Manuel. spring Valley Msnssy AMI Tall
mans. week days 700. $50 H. 49, GAO m Sundays
e.5s ami D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 40l. 317,
IL I'll aud 957 Broadway 1873 y Bowery, ls7 Westst.
Battery Place Chambers street ani 23 Stroot ferries
EevYork; SSl and 1888 fuiIonsS, Brooklyn; lO7 Brod-
way Williamsburg; Newark aud HUDSON sts Hobo
ken OF Montgomery St, and Nev.Slaton. Jersey CITY
PAror sleeping Car reservations and
orders checking transfer OF baggage can bs obtained
23d A. minutes than tine sho
Cham local 10 minutes earlier
Ga m O. 50 sun aysl-DY Erpre,. Pullman BlNst Draw
ing Coaches ElmIra Hsrnsll villa Buffalo Pull.
5p. m.-Daiy chicago and 81. LOUIS Lmited" som IL
train Of Dav and Buffet sleeping Coaches 10 Buffalo,
Niasara Falls CORY. Nsavile Cincinnati Chicago and
ST. Louis. No EXTRA charge for fast time.
press. paImas sleeping Coaches
ll30 m.Daly Chicago Express Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Coache, 70 Btnghtmton Oweso Elnra. Buffalo James
town. YOrngst0wn. Cincinnati aud Chicags
las 5 $50 i4o $40 $50 $50 S,io $50 $50. o 1880
Pr II night Also to Ruhsrrori $50 a N. 80 p m;
70 Pas,ac 9 m, D. m. Sundays. AS $780, 1890 nj
IL noon z $50 1870. y. To- 80 p m; II night -
9se :, 4 % 40 5, 5.lt $50. $50 elo $40 1872. .
1880 IL 80 y. II night surdays 44s. $50. 1890
AMI II noon 4. 6:,0 73o 1880 ll:30 niglt
Newark All Paterson; VA Ns~sr<-346 $50 80 1000
-, m.s u night saudy. !. M. $50 s3o. 7:sop m.
RidEowool ant suHsru as. 7.5o IN; 80 Las T. 8.
$40 $50; 7iao. 9. 1880 n; Il night Also 70 Rdge
wood 500 mi 40 go . ma t,sHasrn $50 ?, m
Newslrg ani Cornwai-7oo T. ~; $780, Also. 500 $50
49, D. m: SUNDAYS s:s0a nj q op m.
Wirwick-wceS days 1870 a M; tsop m
90 Neu-+to $50 O. 1880 M! 800 4. $50, 7.45 1850
Addletown ami p IT Jervis-tts 76o O. 1850 M 800.
$50 40. 1880 p IA Sundays A;AS. ssa 10 80 M
Esprrss train, ren tho wes, New.York 7aa
10 s6 aed 1925 m
r. " soULE LIP. FARAER,
0snsrA Manage. General Passenger Agent
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.


w y. Y. c. & II. r r. CO.. lessees-
Trains 42d.st follows and 20 minutes
earlier foot ~ jay 81. North river.
Detroit aud chicago. +15ia M. 900. -S;l5 p. m.
ST. LOUIS g co. 1913 D. m.
syrlcuss Buffalo Rochester SUSPENSION Bridge Niagara
Falls 3:l5. '9:55 4. m. 'Jrl0 - Is u. m.
Utica. 8. '9:55. al 100 n m, '0.OO +R:l5 n N. -
Kn-st0n. aurorteS. ClrsSit Albany 3;l5 7il5 1888
all 80 a. m. SI 10. 5000. -8:l5 D. m.
Cranstons West Point. Cornwall Newbnrg 81 Is. '7:l3,
'9h5 l0ii5 dll30 81 10 TO- 300 'Sl5, $40 p. IN,
and -6:nO m, Cranson's Cornwall Nswburg
For Montreal and 'luaiI cast, 600 .. m:
Hamilton. LONDON. 1855 a. m $780, Slo p M toronto,
70 rs 4. M. 1900. - Is D. m. 49,.
Elegant SLEEPING Tor Bufao. Niagara FalS' Detrot
Chicago anI II. Louis
'Dty Daiv evcept Saturday other trains daily except
sunday Lelva TarseY CITY. r. r. r. station. dll:2D
NJ 90 4op m: Hobnxen. West Shore station Oil 50 Il III
For cgts timetables paror sleeping car aceommoda-
tons Information tDpig hce' Broo tyn 49, Wtsn
ineton.s 100 FuItnn.st Annex Oce Oat OF Fultonst
New York Cty-363 7Sj. 9t3 Broadway 1857 8owery IL
Park Place Shore station. loot ~ VEST Zd5I,
foot o G9v-st. v. r. {. r. LA MbEk
o Vanderblltavs. General Passenger AGENT
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BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE. Only $3
ID for drstclass limited tickets. Reduction TO New
port, Fall River and al other points. Steamers BhIs:
TOL and PROV DENCE Leave Pier 80. ~ r.. foot
OF Murrays at 80 m. week DAYS only SUNDAY trips
will bo resumed early In AprtiJ Connection hy Annex
boat from Brooklyn and Jersey Cly at { m. AN OR
CHESTRA ON EACH STEAMER Tickets and state
secured principal transfer and ueAes anieos al
loo o. Pier % and steamer.
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uOUGHTON, MIFFLIN AND COMPANY'S
NEW BOOKS.
THE SECOND SON.

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