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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-02-20
Catarrh TO Consumption.

Catarrh in its destructive force stands next to
and undoubtedly leads on to consumption 1t is
therefore singular that those afflicted with this
fearful disease should not make it the object OF
their lives to rid themselves of it. Deceptive reme-
dies concocted by ignorant pretenders to medical
knowledge have weakened the confidence Of the
great majority OF sufferers in all advertised rene
dies They become resigned to a life OF misery
rather than torture themselves with doubtful pail
liatves
But this will never do. Catarrh must be met at
every stage and combatted with all our might. In
many cases the disease has assumed dangerous
symptoms The bones and cartilage of the nose, the
organs Of hearing OF seeing and of tasting so af-
fected as to be useless, the uvua SO elongated the
throat so inflamed and irTitated as TO produce
constant and distressing cough.
SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE meets every phase
of Catarrh, from simple head cold to the most
loathsome and destructive stages. 1t is local ana
constitutional Instant in relieving, permanent III
curing safe, economical and never falling.
Each package contains one bottle OF the RADi-
CAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT, ana an
IMPROVED INHALER with treatise; price, 81
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co., BOSTON.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-02-20

1t appears that the alleged interview with
the Hon. J. II. Manley recently published In
the New York World and telegraphed over
the country, did that gentleman injustice
Mr.. Manley writes the following letter to the
New York Tribune:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-02-20

The Lewiston journal has been trying to
find out who is the second choice of the Re-
publicans of Maine for candidate for Presi-
dent. The Journal gets 154 replies, of which
50 are for John Sherman, Is for Gen. Sheri-
dan, IS for Senator Allison, II for Senator
Hawley, IL for Depew, 10 for Robert Lin
coin, 6 for Gen. Sherman, for Gen. Fair
child 8 for Senator Evarts, for Gen. Har-
rison, for Senator Frye, . for Judge Gresh-
am, for Senator Hale and / for Congress
man Reed. Quite number of prominent
Republicans are disposed not to
admit the possibility of the nomi-
nation Of anybody but Blaine, and
therefore have thought of nobody else. Mr..
Manley, for instance, has no other choice.
Speaker Littlefeld feels likewise. so does
Mr.. William Enge, of Bangor, with whom
it is "Blaine first, last and always" Mr.. Z.
IL. Farley, OF Portland, is for Blaine with no
second choice. Hon. John j. Perry, with
Blaine out of the field would like ticket
composed. of Hawley and Foraker. The
Hon. A. A Strout has no second choice.
Gov. Marble is for Blaine every time if he
viii take the nomination after Blaine
Sheridan. The Hon. E. c. Burleigh's deyo-
ton to Mr.. Blaine is even greater. He has
no second choice.
1t is historic fact, now almost forgotten,
that one Of the. first things Mr.. Cleveland did
when he became President was to re-appoint
Henry G. Pearson, postmaster Of New York.
This appointment, so eminently fitting, was
mt that time regarded as the consummate
flower of the civil service reform garland
which Mr.. Cleveland was then supposed to
have twined There was a D,rst of Demo-
cratic passion as this precious spoil was de-
MED them at the very outset, but in the
grand sack that followed the little incident
was soon forgotten. But now the plumber is
pretty well distributed, and the throngs that
rushed on and by the New York Post Office
in quest Of other objects, are now returning
to eye Postmaster Pearson with hungry eyes
Charles A. Dana is spokesman of the crowd,
and this is his summons: "With the party
sentiment, led by Tammany Hall, so strong
forward Democrat as Postmaster-General
Don NJ Dickinson in Washington, it
would seem that Postmaster Pearson should
be ready to hunt for the first blossoms of the
trailing arbutus of 1888, as private Amer-
can citizen wholly unconnected in any official
capacity with the Federal administration"
President Cleyeland's action will be awaited
with interest by Republicans, Democrats
Mugwumps, even by Prohibitionists, for it
will demonstrate whether the Chief Magis-
trate has lost the last atom of independence
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-02-20


Mr.. Manley writes the following letter to the
New York Tribune:
10 tie Editor ofthe Tribune;
Sir: The interview published in 1.-The New
York World" Of February 9th does Inc great in
justice. What stated was that the letter OF Mr..
Blaine meant just what 1t said and was sincere in
eyerywOrd; that il was. as far as Mr.. Blaiue was
concerned. perfect and absolute deelinati0n and
q withdrawal of his came from the Chicago Con-
yentOn. never stated that il was not final or
that he did not decline the Nomination, or that l
was in constant communication with him. did
state that knew from the members of his family
that he was in perfect health and that he had not
been sick an hour since he left home, with the
ceptlon OF slight cold contracted in crossing the
Alps. and that all this talk abort Blaines poor
health was nonsense. i also added that / be-
lieyed land this was simply my own personal be
leD that he was the strongest candidate The Re-
publican party could nominate, and that If the
Republicans should with unanimity nominate him
at Chicago did not see how he could decline. L
do not in any way speak for Mir. Blaine and new
or pretended to.
We are glad to see this correction, for the
effect of the World interview was to create
the impression that the Florence letter was
a very frivolous affair." quito beneath the
dignity Of man of Mr.. Blaine's standing
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-02-20

Our free home for Homeless Boys contains fifty
beds, and Is located at IL to 81 Causeway street.
When any of the boys suffer from Scrofula, &c
zema or other skin diseases, they recover quickly
by the use Of our Liquid Food.
We have just completed Septic Hospital OF
twelve Free Beds, all for Surgical cases.
The Surgical STAFF of MurdOck's Free Hospital
for Women are In daily attendance, except Sdtur-
days, to examine patients and assign beds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

.YTLErED-
I'M hotels
nNthe snI
initgNn II
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

WEST CHEsrER, Nov. 20. - Ofleer
JefieFis Of the police force Of this place
arrested 10 Cranberry, N. u, last night,
James Mills, tho negro who assaulted
BERTHE Howard. near Paoll, over two
months ago and LETT her for dead IN a
mill dam near the scene Of his crime, A
persistent search has been kept up for
him since the preparation Of the e-ime
he was brought here at noon TO day.
In the office Of the prison this afternoon
District Attorney Baldwin conducted the
hearing OF Mills. The little girl WA
present and identified him as the man
who had tried to drown her. Her stsry
was a heartrending and sickeuing one,
telling Of the murderous treatment she
had suffered at bic hands and her escape
from the mil pond 70 the residence of d.
Riekabaugh. In all the details Of her sad
etory she eylneed a remarkable degree OF
intelligence, and many men present shed
tears ns they listened to her story The
hearing will be continued, probably, to-
morrow. Mills acknowledges having az
saul,cd the child, but denies any attempt
upon her life. Public indignation
against him here is very intense.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

In q general local article on Mondn,
on "Btreet Oar Riding" the RBPuBLI,
CAN alluded TO the need OF car cone 10
tors now that the Wilmington CITY
Railway has reached . paying basls.
Mr.. p, W. Head, general manager o.
the WilmlnStOn City Railway, and Ia
lalerals seeing the arfiels IN dueptlon
cane to the REPUBLICAN Office yestfr.
day sud gave y few rsAsons why oou
dootors could not be employed a. the
present tlms without entsillna areai
loss upon the company. Durlns the
last four years he said the road had
been paying four Per cent dividend
upon It's atuok, which Is not much con.
sidelinR the fact that the eompAny
for "a years before operated The read a
Q great loss To put conductors IN All
be street uRrs now would more than
take the email proht TO the COMPANY
Besides,the company has madeimproys
nieuts races tly from Frout 70 Fourth
street ct cost or si,eCO. The company
also tntendH next aprin2 TO Put 10 more
sidinRs on Tbs Fourth street lateral and
tuyntable oa -Four b street near tie
p, ". q b. Railroad crossing to 90
com modats pAsssI gers from The bcAts
landing at Fourth kiTest BhsFf. Carr
will also be kept az Fonfth and Market
streets reEdy 70 ecommodAts many OF
few passengers going down to take paG-
sage on the boats.
Mr Head acknowledged that the car
service for boat PASSENGERS on the
Fourth street line has been oults insult
dcienti bat next year thera would be no
cause for complaint. These improve.
proyements, however, could not BE-
made without considerable outlay q
oash, and u conductors were employ ed
lt would Be simply impossible 70 make
the Improvement contemplated, and
PASSENGERS would Still be COO pslidd to
put up With iucOnvenleu oss ar. HsAld
thought II wou DO much better TO lei
the present management be continued
until the much needed improvements
now contemplated arc completed, altar
which the company would be 10 q much
netteF condition financially to put
conductor on each car. Tho explanation
made by hr Hasld eesmB reasonatl
sod jast The people wEDt bstter al
anGtd facilities on the fourth street
line 70 enable them TO go hack and forth
o Il bOAie stopping Al Fourth street
"harf, and Ia order to get these i'm.
proved facilities they will no doubt BE-
willing 10 get along without the stree
car conductor for some time TO come.
We Era glad MF HeGld called 10 make
tue Explanations he uid, 8s It enables
We BEF BLICAS to ley before ils read
tIs Eu0stsntial IeasOnB Why cOuduc oEs
canuot yet be employed without iututy
70 the genera street railway service,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

Cloakings and Ulsterings.
Warm and soft enough to
let you smile at any nip In
the weather. New styles
are crowding in all the time.
Stripes, $I75; stripes,
plaids and checks, 81 Bea-
vers, Astrakhans, and all the
thick, fuzzy family.
Northwest Of centre.
Rarely beautiful Raglan
and Ulster stuff among the
Paris Novelties.
Snowflake; that's one
sort. Wavy curves In long
graceful sweeps close to-
gether; in faint relief on a
heavy serge ground. White
DIS anu SpeCkS scattered
over the whole like the sprin.
king of a snowstorm.
a greenish garnetish
PUNISH an oliviBh
AZ inches vide, $3.50.
Another has scraWly fig
ures like lunches of grass
so in +, s.; plain, A in 50.
Yet another comes Ii
miniature tiger stripes. 5C
in, IS; plain, AZ ina So.
Southwest of centre.
One OF the newest ant
oldest of the rich bordere,
stuffs is a Camel Hair splash
ed and dashed six Inche
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

TIE DECISION OF the Court 10 hOld
special term OF Oyer and 1sEminsF
on DaOembeE 18Th for the puFposs Of
Tylpg the young man charged with
committing . rape on an Ase1 German
woman 10 oommsndAbla. II this younR
man Il guilty, the safety OF ths con.
mvnity donAndB lhAt his punishment
shoald bs swlit and sure. Bat n on
the other hAad he can By any posa-
oilisy shos 10 the OOuri and Jury that
he Is rot guilty SIN mAnueE and form
as lndisled." he should DO AfflFded the
earliest opportunity Of ESTABLISHING
lhAt fact, and clearing himAslf OF the
lsFrible charge under which be Is nos
resting,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

WASHINGTON, Nov 81 The Navy
Department has no Information OF the
reported surrender to the o. s steamer
Boston OF the steamer Haytien Rspub.
Ito by the authorities OF HGyh. The
only report received nom Captain Ram.
aty (snd this was By maid STATED that
the daytien officials hsd released the
American schooner william Jones,
Ghlch had bean seized on suspicion OF
euEe2tns in nlibusiehnF, after an To-
vestiRaiion which established ner Inno-
oence,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

Tor SAL
| The II
Eighth st
Oorns, he
lealer WI
|UGygllen
lent faSoI
Ihsofce.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

THB szen y.ninih 5sy Of this nsasA
{ is 0esn sci AptIi by ths President
l.e Uatied 5shiss and the Governor 8.
lr's asAle IS osy Of Thar E5zigias
ans people o. DsihHhrs especially hsvg
n Wy 'h!ugS 70 DO thankful for. Tee
nan vegetable End grain crops have
Lsso houathnI aud yieidsd exoeilsnt
tt'afns 70 taa gropeE. Baginsss bzs
he7n good, Aad Is general thing on,
I.ssoSutoi sad wotk,nguen OF All
Ands aa7s hSi Pssagg o. sork ii r..
q unotAiiVe wages. We have bssp
spared ths visitation Of dsyss:s,Ipg
epldsmlos, and ths pubic hasl,a
ter2ugaolI the sials Las oasn excel.
a1aA Fur oil slGss blessings itisrlzh,
h1d ius' thai lasaks should BE- rsa.
e.Fed sad liz bsaualal custom 10
o.assT9 cA5 ieI thls pp1p9,s syery
r. NJ more ding t!ms than Is,s
y ta5 l1iuua could be selected r.
e,ta 'ns c'o7s hsys hssa gathered, and
y, ~ aaaz can lsok wish pslda upon
- lsilfRd t2f many q iaFi day.
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Trains win Leave Wnmingloa ~ ssIIsw
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Ballimsrs M istsr@saists 3 sit1tiOas. IBna
gsiiInors nd say Lane, Fssn,
"A h, e and Washin gton, "a "a
Trains for Delaware Division leave for,
a." SAs s ~ " 4 s4 49,; M ~ sA
Heorge(oWn and LeWes, 3 20 q. N .,SS8p.n.,
aeAford teNprofeh % p, N.
Harrington @leiEAr, and way stations $50
EIprsss tor HsFTinEtOn. % D. N. wSI
E1P!sss sSE bower. Harrington. and Dsl
Eranklin City, Q 0An,
fort and Norfolk. Il Is EishE
Leave Philadelphia. broad Street for VII,
y n D b Il 6 :. R,. 10 50. "a sS
4. A'S SS s g. Z IS 3 i X sas Il 81
SUHDAR ERAIMH.
FOR philadelphia texpressl, 7Ua tt1 4 %
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Accommodation, . 70, m, 1870, Ia le
$50 70 and 10 Oo .. N.
Tor Chester lexpreash US. 10. II q . n.
y. %, and 10 uOp. nj.
Aeeommodaeons 10 u!s n u. =. as
For New Yoit leEprssal, %, q. 90, IA
Us II sic. n, = y, ba4, va, o, and Io.0
TOT West Chester, via LanoEin. sBG NJ,
Tor ciPs Charles, Old Point comfort ana
Norfolk, Y % Might,
For New Castle, Middletown, UlaYtoa
Dover, fcit0n, Harrington, HeAford, Laurel
and lClmar, ~ % hifht.
baltimore aud Warrington, f,z AN aN
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Leave Philadelphia, BROAD Street. for VII.
A. ~, 6os. b.1 and ii. 20 r. Nj,
Accommodating, s.gS io,3s A. NJ, il.g.LN,
Q. 10, SIS And ii.n ZIP. NJ.
For further Information, passengers are re
terrod 70 the ticket once ~ the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited expEesn,
npon which extra fara Il charged.
General hSnaSsr General FSsssRss4 AZ,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

Entered at the Post Office at Whining
Del, as second class mail matter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

Great Western Meat Marksts. Nos. 6O7
8inR street And 705 West Eish.h street..
First quElity meats At tho following
prlcsE: sllloln steak, 15c.; runp steak
40 round steak, l2JfO rib roast, IA to
1851 chuck, @ 70 1Oo stew beef, 4 to 60
soup mest, SCI leg mutton, 1870
7lonldeE, 3d. pork chops, 49,; veal
'hepsi &c veal loin, lac veal outlet,
.6o.i shoulder veal, 100; oorned beef, 5
TO lO9i boloRusr 90 fresh pork sGu-
cage. I3c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

WANTED.
w u0usworI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

NEW York. Nov 90 James Nolan, 1
worthless character, fred L VI shots intS
woman who passed AS his wife, in 4
house Just OF the Bowery, to-day, be
cause she refused 10 live With him any
longir. She W U die Of her wounds Tbs
hrst two shots took elect In one wrist
breaking it; two more were Undecided ID
her shoulder. AT this point she fell. A!
she lay pTost ate and shrieking In agony
he hrcd the las, shOt into her
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

Several times during the past year a
party Of Kansas City residents gave
pIcRies aud soc ables, and at the greater
number OF them there we're uuiutention
ally exactly thirteen persons. Those par
ticipating who were inclined to he super
stitious became not Il Tie bothered by
the coincidence, but the feeling soon
passed OF, only, however, TO be brought
back by the death Of one of the party.
Not long after another succumbed, and
on Friday last a third was murdered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

you Eyauta position in my store, do
you, mis- - said tie EiHd- hearted ner.
chant You don't look as # Won lad
had N Uch experience in selling goods. /
have only one place vacant now. It's the
5oap department, In tbs basement, ard
ne salary IS only 81 10 week. But nv
wife informed inc tLls morning ale need
ed auO her girl IN her kitchen. II yol
would Ike that place che wonld give you
"A week and good home. Which
would you prefer?"
u u take the soaplady position, eli, ?
vas The naughty reply.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

Gus'aye Gnndeysun, steward of tile
steamer Ih.r2valla, survived ak ocean
disasters prior TO the recent one tetw en-
bis vessel and the Gel CT. Is ginning in
! $50, be was shigwrecked on the coast Of
Norway The Text YES 81 on board
which he rvi iounderci CT Cape S..
Vincent fin lsGs, the third was Wicked
of Australia tn 1872; the four Ii was dis
mastel oil G Cape Of Good Hope in
lsii the hltu was lu,t 10 a great gale on
tie voyage from New 4 sland 10 Austria
tit ilalsfi, era The s.=iA was run down
AID suLh OIL Port Adelaide IN 1873.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

G1aRs isul 59uls ,hst when Gan.
gre. H''f.11n ssllmss I8e dutIe, a.
4 saae7tolissss UnlsHi stsiss bs vii
q s'ae.st5g mlEa taan 9 hsaFs bssd.
= iIs u already shaEn la his aotjoa,
g EhF1 tha p0l,ullsnr, s5as Of vbon
ia lad very pretty little nan h de-
ooy the Psssitsntslcat to Nev WV
"a i4sn aslp HIN ID hr 10 MA O,bi.
Hueg eysl Wsat DO az ~ to an.
: aaes through ias papers thE, gspeF,,
q Aiflson woaii salsly visit tbe IA.
E1pllts AID .bus i5li aura OF oaTrvJus
on 'ne's plans, lis, h5wEysr svi.
oeo1 'hAtshsy ala n1l k1sv trsIr man
tna oontsl lsoSiy have rs5Es5gi Wtt5.
oas 'hsir hest 81 General Hsrriss,
hhys taSs Is be bss 10 b1slE.fs M a..
tslu % e NsT York, BE- IS ayt eo'pg
etsie' ID a'sht have Riisd Ihst ThsB
~ appoints bis Osoinsi he viii nam,
" &c 2osfs hlm ell A1d a. ,hsV A.,
Nls advisers, noas bal ths poliJo,ae,
;ala A''smpi 80 question his right Il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21

Two sisters hava been living opposite
each other ia atlanta, GA, for 1--WE years
without knowing they were related Mrs.
smith knew that she had q sister named
Mrs, Green, aud Mrs Green knew she
had a sister named Mrs. Smith, but
neither knew the whereabouts OF the
other. Recently they were chatting aud
began to talk about their families, aud
then learned that they wers sisters.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21
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deep with fuzzy strokes O.
color sharply contrasting
with each other and will
their ground, Green, blue,
mahogany. brown. as inches,
S2.5o; plain, same width,
sI.7S.
There's quaint beauty,
too, in the zIg-zag border,
braided effect on heavy
serge. Hall dozen colors, 40
inches, So; plain, SI.2s.
Southwest Of centre.
It's q long counter where
the "5000p three quarter
price Dress Patterns are
heaped. Most of the time
yesterday there was some
spot at It where you could
look without being elbow
ed. It's likely to be 80 to-
day, but when Dress Pat
terms go at
$3.75to S6.75
each which only the other
day we're IS to SO at a low
piece price, there's no tell.
Ing.
Remnant counter, southwest Of centre.
Prices have swung low on
two lots of Toilet Chamber
Sets that have hung back a
little.
English Ware, blue, brown,
and pink, dog rose decora-
lions, 81, including jar; re-
gular price $40 so.
blru and flower decOKa-
ton, with jar, S.; regular
price $3.50.
Second door, Juniper street eide. -Four
elevators.
Holiday bloom Is showing
ia Stationery. Little knick. !
knacks and pretty nothlDgs
and something's peep at you
from the heaps Of every day
goods like flowers in a hei.
gerow.
We keep step with all that
Is fresh and new in Papers
Envelopes, and the writing
desk fixings generally. There
isn't where you look to be
surprised. The surprise
would be if we didn't have
them.
There are plenty of won
derspots. One is how the
"Wanamaker Linen" now
well-known ashaving all the
good qualities OF so-called
Royal Irish Linen" can be
sold at about half the price.
Another, how the 25c box
Of paper and envelo D IS
comes about. 1t certainly Is
a very big quarter dollars
worth. But you are used to
such things all over the
store.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
Please bring or send re.
ceipt when your Furs are to
be taken out OF storage.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21
ROOF PAINT.

We still claim after years
of tests that our ROOF
PAINT stands above all
others. We use the Purest
Materials, such as science has
demonstrated,are the best to
successfully resist atmos
pherie decay. We put it up
in quarter, half and gallon
cans, all ready for use.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21
WEDNESDAY. NovEnBnR 81, 1855.
NOTICE.

This paper is printed on 8
Scott Webb Perfecting press.
with capacity Of "a 600 copies
printed, folded and counted In
60 minutes. 1t is the second
press of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was necessita.
ted owing to the REPUBL1cAS's
increasing circulation, Come
and see it in operation,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-21
LEAvL rnmADELrmA 10 M NC.


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Tor reading, blrdsbUo, Joanna Bnrine.
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lMnEQu at Allentown Lebanon, Wen6Its
yille and al pOihu on tho Philadelphia Anc
heAulng q: Isl 40 a, nl. and 40 p. M.
For Springfield, MAgueaburg Junoucn.
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For COatFsville aud iDtHruediate pointa n
80 a. NJ, Z. 40 and 800 D. ~,
FOR West Chester, 100 .. n, 7.4o and so
Daily eIcept Saturday and sunday,
For Aew Bridge and inluTIa6Giste poIntA
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n.l5p. m.
On sunday for ReAdiag and intermediate,
points, AZ y. O5 a, ma aud Tor BprlnFnCld and
interlnediGta ppints At 500 p. N.
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