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Opp. Patent Office, Washington d. C.
Do Not SUFFER ANYLoNGER.

Knowing that a cough 'can g be
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of consumption broken in a. week, we
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Railroads..
o.r,rp,r RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY
CEoor OF IInEETY sTGEEr, No1hITrH RIVER

~ Ill
fN Tllue Tail; OF Alf " lsooa Nam, p.oor
ror pIIIIADtLFHl AMI T. IN lON, Do y % "a
Re at 80, II m so 40 j. % 90 ~ m 'O -
Trains leaving at & 80 II m ~ A. o 80 o -
yilIe etc. a. Easton. Bethlehem tnS "a
Much Chunk Reading HasristuTg. etc On SUNDAY i''
Easton -. -, -,,n,or rastons r.. thlehenL
Allentown Mauch Chunk -, ,,,... r..n.h Easton
$50 a u for Erningon I'igh BIdgr b'snvT Scrsn
bethlehem. Allentown, Maqeh Chunk usoss sS.nok.a
ton Feeding Harrisburg LOUISVILLE. i""'su''
SuaSury. Lewsburg. WiillamspofI n,.shem Allentown
1 D. m. for Pennington, Esston pes'
Mauh Chunk. Reanng. Hattsb c'eA lieptovn Mauch
Chung Mike bar-e Scranton. Taraqus S,ncr
Bethlsbem Allentown Reading HairseSptrgg r e,c
90 ma 90 n m for Someryille ana rIen1ls
tx n M Tor Eaton Bethlehem. Ahehio"n' Ms"Ss
CHUNK etc On Sundays at S go P. NJ . ao e.,sr
400. rs, II rs M e., %o red RANK LSns Bssnci
exsbufy Park Ocean Grove, except su"a'''' r"'"' IVA
sas a. H. 90. $50 n fo or Ian y N i'A'
River; par'Ir r. osf m for ATLANTIC CITY. vinsl'nd,
h'.as cc q 90. s15 II t5 II az M 90 ms ~
40 TX n m Sunday 90. a. m Tor Pertn 49,
"''y s.iS ii is a. M 80 p. IN for Monmouth be"0-'
seaorisnMS r MisrHsss r. SOUTHERN DIVISION;
r,or pier g. North River, 4 100 p m for Ausnuc nS~
nnds Highland Beach. seabrshs Lens Sfansn' 80
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of CoruAnas sha
Desbrosscs sts as follows; -.
az M FOR Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester, bunSio
and tho West and principal local points Chair osr "
D. rl for Tunkhsnnock and intermediate poinn onsr
car 70 Tunkhsnnock Connection to Reading Anu i'
S4o D. m for Pittston and principal insermedia"
popts Chair car Pittston. -. e..
20 p for Coplay and intermediate points cosIoR
pection 10 Reading and Harrisburg Chair car W Coss
so y. for Geneva. Lyons Elniia hosue''e'' D"''
fzlo and tho West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
s is D. m for Iaurays and intermediate points -
Trains leaving az a. m, 1 p. and $40 p M con-
meet for all points in Mahsnoy ana liafeton eosi es
SUNDAY TRAINS ,....,...
q. for Mauch Chunk, Hssleton anu 'h'''m'uA"
20 D. m for CoplAy and intermediate points M,
ESQ D. m for Geneva, Lyons Elmira hochosters oui'
falo and the west Pulimtn sleeper - lyon. -
General Eastern once. 235 BfoaowOs
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I,RIE RAILWAY. Ticket offices. 4O1. 317


ERIE RAILWAY: Ticket ,ls . Offices, 4oI: 81
Battery aGs .1s s '. aR4 S street s4s
and Js,sy CRY
.T asss for chcesns
Local train. 2 MINUTES cartier
" Iaas BS. coscs. to e.
MIRA. H.rnsl.yIIls sur... Pullman sleeping Coach
sr Daily qncaSo and s. L:ai, Limited solid Pal
Stsr sP cory Chicago AMI
louis :,tr. charge for f. s, time pr 70, s,.n,,
Lay SGso%s. o ha shsat:a
Rut lss ss% "a
H. sS 10 90 s RaSs err sis go ae n
is FL 81, ' sss ~,
.GsG ass m s Tcs So aSss
''I ii'sos @' $50 40 40 Sss ss.; 30 Is
nas.Sa y .ifs e. @ M
~ sS RS 49, , s.;
% sse:s, AZ, SO id ri n p ESQ
i :sS p n Sundays, sA5. SIS. 10 80 a. m; $50
Jsrn. 1850 1Gsos q s sis
foSSso !: ::Ot g - p ?; sr'.. ,,,,s
". J; NTKFHY. oo,.,I d4 b,.s TAEME ERs0.
NETWORK AND NEW-ENGLAND RAIL-
New EXPRESS TRAIN FOR BOSTON,
Commencing April 2a 1888.
Leaves Grand Central Depot y. Y. n IL and H r r.
New.York. ~ sundays excepted Arrives bos'on'
4:3O y. III GIN,
New.Enxland Limited. leaves New-Yorr p N. daily
Arrives Boston 9p M
PARLOR CARS
lat.. evening train for Boston NewYork l1ss
p. m. week days Arrives Bsston a m
PULLMAN SLEEPERS
For tickets aud reservation. IN paror and
apply Grand Central Depot N " r. ana " H. II
fion.s,ai Irent Traffic Manager.
1897 Broadway, New.York. poS'oH+
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w NY. CO H. r. r. co; lS,,ee, md % r.,.ut.,
Detroit aud Chicago. 20; $50. m, 900. 'oiep m
Los: susso Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara
Falls 3i5. 80, 55 a IN, SEQ. 1915 p Ms.
Utica si6 1858. ail:3o M 800 .sls P m 7,, .ok,
crss.so ms Vest Point coras. SIP 7ls
so 1871 % c1 1o % coT.M wan No.oars ~
For Montreal aud Canada East 900 p. N; NJ.
Hamilton, London. 800 n m, 600 1910 y m Tsrsnto
zee sleeping cars Buffalo, Fails Detroit
apaiy Daily except saturday Other train, daily except
Sunday. Leave Jsrssy Guy r. x; X; station all2O
i3:<O M. Hsbokcn West shsre station dlli5o ~
For eEets time tables parlsr slcepnE sccommod.
ton, or infornatop appy Offices Brooklyn33J wa)h
lnrton:st, $50 Fuonst Annsa omee foet 81 in.s1ni
Park Place and West shore Statiohs 1901 81 Wssi s<s~
foot OF jar at, ~ r = r. Lam BEhI.n
6yanderbltaya General Passenger Agent
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prn Goods

DON MARCHE and Louvre Gloves best
ID imported gloves specially eight button hosqneaires
81 49, finrrtz gloves. 9Sc; new shades. JAAhES, In.
porer l3 West 30th-st -
thC TX ROLL for White Mattlngs, Fancy
DC. ~ 81 extensive Assortment: nns massags ear
ANDREW TESTERS SONS. 73974l Broadway.
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1EwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MAY 1ss-TEN PAGES
RAILROADS..
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
~ FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH,
Ann TIE SOUTH.

CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
ss ss ss Es E,i$ S$ s$tEH
yoEE ,0s SoEySIK i.
p }s o ssSs Of '1s B E Go5EE Nf'sn9 e
CHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston.
~ Newpor. and the East Express leaves Grand Cen;
tral Station at m. and p Limited Express ana
press At II M any Paace Psrocsrs or sleeping
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On e sRs s'isr E HtX II Li IsSE.
'sug the West with Pullman sIIT f sss
:s sSs;s e. SsI
wisn ssssnft e ss' iisSsn
ass ana re asa 70, 70
5sr 20 sso sSs y as s
e !! g
' &s.hns ss ~ % S' S dsy AZ
night Sunday Sis and . 90 .. IN: 4:aO and . 100
ssSs hi S nv a.sis 'T yd RssS' s SsE
r. S,y m M a.ss; ns s nd o.:
$40 and 6 p m. on Sunday, 9 as .. IN. and D. M
lido stop OF Asbury Park. -,,,,,
For Old Point and Norfolk via New-York Philadelphia
and NORFOLK Ralroad ? m every a'y; via Sai'im0re
Boats Of brooklyn Annex" connect with all throukh
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave Newyork via Dcsbrosses and Cor
nd and - ~ &c.
$50 and ii 10 M, 4 40 and p m sundays Ex
press 10 10 Limitcd) and 10 O. n, T. 30 D. D. u
and o p. m and ~ :15 night - = .
10 and ii 10 a. M l. q A. ), p. m. and 10 and
p. Sunday connect At Trenton for Camden
House. Battery Place and foot Of Desbrosses and Corr
iandt st Courts ST, and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot
Of Fulton-s Brooklyn Station. Jersey City; Immigrant
The New.Ycrk transfer Company will call for and
'he CaSss 81 Pt HIGH "''''' 80" J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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Help tpante6.

WY INTFD Cook and laundress; Short Hills, N. j.
w hour from city family OF three permanent residents
house ali modern improve ments must have references
"a 70 honesty cleanliness and ability good wages to right
DC son Apply Immediately between and IL O'CLOCK a.
SO Beeka1n- St, city.
XxTANTED-I have Invented an instrument that sells
w at siuht and that Is In every family. 60 600
have been sold In the Northwest can oner sooo man
an Interest in the patent fifteen free No capital
proured respectable fortune can be easily made II
Won desire beautiful permanent business apply at once
fnclose o.cent stamp Address J. D. c. KNAPP,
A"N Box 837, Minneapolis, Mimi
Every bank and business house IN Minneapolis
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Business CHANCES.

GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS. l., nj. r,r,,v "a .
100 acres BtuminOus Coal Lands IN pas mes y rail-
road Also 800 aeres OF Yellow Pine ne IN wscon "a
Georgia Address III. T. STROHEOhEr, -ueeo, -
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q ,v,uE nooK OF oPEN.AII SPORTS oetayc o SS
" ne p"J IpuStratSd The standard authoHsy ~
Aeress open air amusementS Rules i9s Saes etc
mins Da 81 eony published by The Tribune nv
Wor rS Entertaining and universally compen'ea " "'
press.
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Gotels.
Jre Cream.

FACT.-Horton ice Cream is made from
a Horton. Patent super.Frosen Bricks Q.
=. tor Eestaurapts Churches, Festivals &C., wiz
tssnbsr one hour Country orders promptly nsd DeReH
9O6 4th.aye 59S 6th-aye, 10 PARK row. AAoA~S'
Sev.York: and 453 Fulton.s- Brooklyn.
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Mem publications.
uARPER e. BROTHERS. New-York.
PUBLISH THIS DAY,

FRANCE AND THE CONFEDERATE NAVY.
1s12-ls6s
An international Episode By JOHN BIGELow' ID.
,ti o4s limo, Cloth. 81 So
M Bicelow was in France during and afer tho Civh
War az Consul from the United States and rs Minister
and this work gives history Of the ntrgues and nego
ons nv which Confederates secured an onicia au
to build French ports several Of the most
formidable vessels OF then ancat and the measures oy
which their delivery the Confederate Government was
nreventsd The work also contains the hitherto unpuD
shed correspondence between Benjamin. the Confederate
Secretary of State and his agents John sidel In Paris
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GREEN'S SHORT HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH
PEOPLE.
Short History of the English People. BY JOHN
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Mrs Green has revised this work in accordance with
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1netrnrtlon.
For Young Ladies-Country.


TT ONE and DAY SCHOOL For GIRLS. THE
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press lor Niagara Falls Buffalo, Suspension Bridge To
fonso, Cleveland Ginonnat indanapols s. Louis To-
TO 80 p. M Montreal and Canandaigua Express daily
Sleeping TO Piattsburg and Montreal via Rouses
Point ana via St Adams also to Syracuse and Canaan
dngua daily except Sunday Sunday train does not run
p. m, Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 a. m.
Buffalo :55 !. m. and Cleveland :25 m. next day..
f,ls NlSsar, Falls Toronto, Cleveland Cincinnati In.
dIanapos st. Louis Detroit and Chicago with sleeping
cars Sleepngcars to WatertOwn. via Utica. daily ex.
cept Saturday also 70 Csnandalgua on SUNDAYS only
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~ Park Place, Battery Place 62 West 125thst and
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Fulton SITS, Brooklyn. and 70 4thst, Williamsburg.
Westcott Express calls for and checks baggage from
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SPECIAL
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CIGARETTES
WARRANTED STRICTLY PURE.
ARVERNE HOTEL AND COTTAGES

Simmer Resorts.
ARVERNE HOTEL AND COTTAGES
ARvERNE.BY-THE-sEA.L LONG LELAND
80 minutes by rail- Directly on the Ocean Adjoin-
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furnished cottages baths etc rents sooo 70 9oVv
For rooms cottages apply Domestic Building 500 Broad
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Formerly of the Argyle and Long Beach Hotels
ARGYLE HOTEL AND COTTAGES,
ARGYLE PARK. BABYLON L. l.
Cottages are fully furnished have all modern improve
the at from $3.50 upward Argyle
Park one from New York 20 acres 80 acres nat
ura lake Boating bathing, fishing. sailing the great
South Bay.
with BOWLING ALLEYS, BILLIARD ROOM, READ.
ING ROOM and large BALL ROOM, with permanent
STAGE Is in OF construction Special rates fos
T. u. SELLECK, Manager.
Murray Hili Hotel
AVON Inn.
KEY EAST BEACH n j.
Applications for board at this fayorte seaside resort can
now IA made 10 SANDMAN SMITH,
$40 Chestnutst, Phila.
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Country Boar6.

L excellent table / how from city, minutes from
j. r. s.. Tribune ONCE East 125th-st, until Thursdays
after, Kensico, n. Y.
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NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY.-Trains leave FROM ferries at West 42d
west s9d st.. 80 q. m Jays., 80 a. M. for Mid
dlctown, TsTlsburs, Monticello Liberty, Walton Delhi
Detret Chicago. wsllkill Valley points. -. ,,,,
dle,own, Eicnvflle, Waikiki Valley points
we.t 42d ~ p m Jsys si,o 10 D. M daily 6 for
Xsweso Suspension Bridge, Detroit Chicszo st. Louis
Buffet Shoppers Niagara Falls. Recsing Chair Car
free Rochester.
TmctabIes tickets. ke, at 2o7, 3o7 "a; s25 Broad
way 1877 0thaye., 1874 Esa 125th,. 264 West 125thst
New.Y0rk j. ANDERSON, u II A.,
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NEW ROBINSON CRUSoE

ANEW ROBINSON CRUSOE
BY W. I. ALDEN. illustrated. DID. w.. las.
Square 1emo Cloth. Extra 81 On Harpers Young
People series)
In MI Alden's best style. fascinating story OF sd
venture Overlooking with humor, and clevery illustrated
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE

~ Trains leave from Chambersst Station week days
for osd. Tenafy Coster Spakhi and Nysck 80
co. 20, 8 $50 and II go a. m rs $3.50 200 80.
90 40 40 100, 10 80 IL midnight. Sundays
90 so m, and D. nj. For Manuel, Spring Val
lev Monsey and Tsrnans, week days. 90 80 a. m
80 @ 40 D. Sundays. so a. II. and D. IN.
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