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, 1888-10-18
A ProtectTOnist IN ISSI.

Justice and fairness dictate that in
any modification OF our laws relating 10
revenue, the Industries and interes s
which have been encouraged by such
laws, and in which our citizens have
large Investments. should not be ruth
lessly injured or destroyed. We should
also deal with the subject in such a
manner as to protect the interests of
American labor, which is tho capital of
our workingmen; its stability aud proper
remuneration furnish the most justifi-
able pretext for protective policy
CIeUeLaRds Message, December, 1885.
Z Eraa
, 1888-10-18

Work begins this morning ON the
FUn:Ius-ilaiIer building. corner ,Hy iu'
and Washington streets.
CHANGE OF FIRM Mr. James Jones
has sold his grocery u-iHes= ~ Nesar-.
j. j. aud RufuS Caihoun. re new
firm will aiiu to push business tn the
utmost. Stan LattiuaT will be la charge
Of the store
, 1888-10-18
Our Next Auditor.

The nomination Of Mr.. James Seavey
for auditor by the republicans is un-
doubted,y good one. Mr.. Seavey has
for many years had charge OF the county
records and always to the satisfaction of
everybody interested. Mr, Seavsy should
have the full support Of his party and o!
all the VJtsrs OF the county who desire
fair, capable. unbiased management OF
the county records.
, 1888-10-18
RroZn Fridays DaIIy.
Bread is on the rise.
Wheat still advancing.


Victoria is about to lose her battery.
The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lat
timer is very sick.
, No street cars in Chicago running.
Bad blood runs instead.
DIR. Geo. Jones went up to Seattle
last evening on the Premier.
Mrs. Rev. Lauback of Port Discovery
Ml IN the city visiting old friends.
The Synod OF the Presbyterian church
convened at Salem, Or, last night.
The dirt is flying lively on our rail-
road. Even the Oldest oroaker is keep
ing still now.
The 7. P. Union of the Methodist
snuIeh s mas decided to give q social at
the lied Mems Hall, Oct. oath.
Mr. hiehard Delanty is in town. He
sha Sal make splendid sheriff. Sheriff
or.
, 1888-10-18
MARRIED..

BELTS S-HUMBEL-At the DelmoDico
hotel. Oct. 18th. Rev. J. n. Denison
officiating, Mr.. John P. Belts of this
city, to Miss Annie Humbel, OF Astoria,
Oregon.
, 1888-10-18

Go to Jago & Niblock's and see the
elegant display Of diamond rings Just
received. 16m1
, 1888-10-18
BORN.

THURMAN.-To the wife of G.. W.
Thurman, 0 son.
, 1888-10-18

Hereafter the Eliza Anderson will
leave for Semitic on Saturday night af-
ter dischargins freight at Port Town
send.
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MhRf Consfifutrs fnnl V Mehicinrs

prepar.on which il adapted relief cur. o,
ailments which me nber~ % hon,eh.d snbiect
which oniv alleged d. this tut long and
unraingly proved It's apiiV to 40 it, as,ursr deserves
title Of reliable Family Medicine Amsus time honored
preparations, which sanction thu medi-
profession indicate popular regar ami
confidence 1. Hoss,ters stomach Bitter 4 medicine
adapted the eradication of df'papsa patton and
bouspcsA the three most frequently Occurring ailments that
mansipd Derived from botanic parentage, II ell.
Gent we'll pare aud wholesome. Il relieves
di.quetnde 10 otvty Of kidneys oouusracts
tendenoy rheumatism For Haggilg strength
impar ting appetite he nplcity relied Fever
aud agus rheumsasm and debility rsmsdisd Oy II
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ny L4DYE,S uEiRI

There tuneful instrument
OF mellfuous concent,
The secret of who's. harmony
Is understood alone by me-
MY master. Love-tls safe TO say
That four and-twcnty hours day
OF practice should the skill impart
OF playing on my ladye's heart
Responsive 10 my lightcst touch
Our mutual accord Is such
With equal ease make cry
Or sentimental symphony.
A song OF love, a merry air,
wall OF anguish or despair,
Such are my themes whcne'er start
The music OF my ladye's heart.
HAPPY | STRIKE a note Of woe
And find Il sweet, too, for l trow
The hand that stirred the moui nful strain
Can turn il unto Joy again.
But Hiding we'll this power to WELD
Too often TO its spell yield,
And twang, fear, with cruel art
The strings upon my ladyc's heart
ENVOY.
Yet. O my sweetheart chlde me not
To-day's distress is soon forgot.
MY solace and my Joy thou art,
o sensitive, Q tuneful heart
CLARA GREEN.
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SAVED HIS LEG
sCROFULsA
of the
-ANH HuffF nm
Rome CURRD.
rrrUoyrA, Ca. August II, 1881.

IITHVNl ~ bhs hhBHS~ ~ $500
rur SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta Ca.
cen,le-cn-I have been afflicted with liberation
OF tho legs ever since was a child, The disease i'm
d0ub edly being hereditary ~ my mother suffered
from scrofulous symptoms. As | advanced 70 man
hood my aT,icton increased until the malady Oceans
hat.ssnr anf painful .Ond he power Of woiHs
IN describe. Ny rch, leg particularly became fear
fully involved the left leg beng less painfully
affected. Finally, about fourteen years ago me
ulcers on uy right leg had eaten through the nesn
into he bone In order % save my life the doc'orS
determined 10 amputate ny leg below the knee. The
o,cra,Ion was successfully performed by pr H. V. NJ.
Miller, NJ Atlanta, and Dr.w p Bond. OF Lthonia
But ~ loss OF my leg gave me only temporary re-
lief The poison was still In my system and soon
began 10 show itself again. In q short time aner
large ulcers appeared on nv left leg, covering 10
fro the knee 70 the lns'ep Frequently while
AZ work could be tracked by the blood which Oozed
from the huge ulcers, and tho sores and rottenlng
holes were offensive that my follow workmen
could not stand the stencil and would move away
from me.
Las winter was persuaded 10 try 6. 8. s. As
last effort | consented 70 do so. and about seven
months ago began taking the Specific. l soon
began 70 feel the good effects OF the medicine the
offensive running began TO grow less and less ana
finally ceased, the ulcers healed, my Gosh became
firm and solid, and today, after using twenty-one
bottles | am as hale and stout man OF my age as
there is in Georgia I am seventy-one years CID
but feel now younger and stronger than aid when
! was twenty-five. / weigh about 10 pounds
No,hing Is 10 be OF the terrible disease, or TO
remind me of he torture suffered Tor 80 many
years. except tho of he perfectly healed ulcers
want The world n know OF the almost miracu.
lous cure effected on me by s. s. S., and call
upon those who wish TO know the particulars d.
rectly from NO 70 write and / will consider IL
pleasure as well duty TO answer their letters.
refer TO DR.. W F. Bond. OF LIthcnia. 10 the
truth OF my statement. Very gratefully yours,
b. DRAKE.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta Ca
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
III ON anu afuer FLDa AIRY D, 1888
GRAND TRJ K LINE

Grand TRTES LINZ sorrr
Trains leave New-York, via DesbrOsses and corasnm
HsPrsSars err ftssrs and the West Pullman Palace
Ga aacHsd 90 % .; sn s,J, Dn da suGsn;
s SSTf s eea cs9ns Cars ., az Day
viii anspC EOcA Aayen 20 H. p n ~ S9ry i g..
Es a 5G re- . SSpps BE ga sS5a.
For NSrrscn % PSeaye e. and Rsaans
S5 G 'sd 81 90 M sun oS a19 IS 90 sns 90
ION Esps Of Pullman PafS Cars and
e. = saS = - e n e
= NJ zoo 200 80 and 90 M, ard I2 N night
Sunday, rs ami 200 a. u, 80 aud 90 p =. and
For Cape May. II 10 a m weekdays Saturdays only,
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
tons va Railway and sh Am6Oy 10 M a., Y noon.
e Sns q s,sSS1 fs@s %
For SIs KIN fa ESS aaS Vi. BaSars .ns
=, Bay Line, 80 p M week days u,,,s 81, ,.n,.
trains at Jersey CITY aGoTdns speedy and direc'
r.. transfer TOR 'rooflyn travel TO- II m and
ss a,y s.. ?SSH " sS g 60 ns 81 $
IS ssS gs g, e q 80 !, g g
so 81 20 e IS % A. S and 10 90 2isAi
sunday, g 80 $50 $50. 90, :os Il 80 II so
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave New DssOrosses and Corr
iandt Street Ferries, follows ,,,,...
20. I o, . 10, chicago dhu ~
Linn ted, Dining Cars. and IL ?. 3 30, 4, go
o, O. 7, and . 3. m. and IL Is night AecoMmoa%
ton & 80 and IL 10 a. m. 4 40 and p. m sundays
Express 10 % Lin ted and 10 a us = 30 D.
6, and D. and IL 10 night - -,
Newly DAILY, except SUNDAY, AZ o, y
10 and II 10 a. M ], 4. s. P m ana ~ i m, ANU
6 % m on SUNDAYS. connect az Trenton or Camoen 49,
Returning, triius leave Broad str:st esus no
12 OF 20, 4 O5, 40 6 So, go, 2 80, SLY
80, 40, II and II IS a. m Limited cypress VIA
Dining Car, - ana 80 2 ~ IL 49, ~ ~ -
i O1, 30, o5, 4 40, 5;35 30 Q 40 a a., IL 40
30 "a 80 Limited. 5:2S. 80, IL and ) IL p m
Leave Philadeph, via Camden 00 a. Ia and 80 y. IN
Tcket orces, $40 435 and 944 Broadway. I Asor
House Battery Place and foot OF Desbrosscs and Cort
landt ats Court. and Brooklyn Annex Station. fooe
Of Fuiton-st. Brooklyn station Jersey City; immsrans
qVcFef Office, Castle Garden. 80
Tn New YORK transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences - -
CHAS f. Gil. j.. h WOOD,
General Manager. General pass'r Agent
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a certain building Rau1olnfst there IA n o.
which hasn't been running time. II is IN
good repsir, but the FOR y
Il remains Idle painted shin upon nainef ocean
occasion customer BEARDED on The ton rnor and
heart disease he 20, 10 the landnO
place The elevator boy admit notice him untn he hal
maze s-Vrral trips Then hc reported the
who orders TO have tho elevator closed Tho incl
dent made such impression the mans MIND that hc
been in FL VII walk 10 ,be
ffth or tcnth story OF a huutlng rather than ride
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOr RITA TRUNK LINE
On aad after December y trans Leave


GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
largest and NEST Passenger stat on Ia AMERICA
asa NJ Rochester and Montreal Express: dnawng rcera
Albany and syracuse also TO Montea ana 81
.95O 4 III. FAMOUS CHICAGO VtSTIBULkp LINZ
car and sleeping for Albsay Vuc SyrA
Rochester Buhlo Ire Clrvelanf an Iolens A'r''
Ing Chica 20 800 a. To-. next ". ,, .-
fIo.8O a M hcaro rnress for Niagara Falls Toronto
drawing room 20 Canaadaisus and r ,chestsr
tll.3Oa Western New York and Northern hApres&
$40 - n Albany Troy AMI Utica special With drawing.
reorn Albany ami Troy Connects at TOY Tor SRA
. tsga -atnr AVS only. -, --,,
/ a D. M. Accommodation 10 Albany AMI rrsr.
trbD ~ Fast ChclrO cine nnau an ~ Ions hNprsss
fcr Niaara Fa. Ruas SUSPENSION Bridge Toronto eve
lanG Cncnnl, lnantnehS u l"ul" ioieio Do'i'' '"i
Chicago. with SLEEPING and dluingc r. ,.u-
t.6Sup m.. Montreal amt Canantaigna htprrts nnsv;
sseptnc Pattspurg at Nonrea wa soassS 80
an wa bans ais, o syracuse an ah4h u<u. ls'y
d. ni -per ial 81 arrives Rochester ItD u SUI
g:3J a. W., ant Ciev-a.d I'D \ ~ next ,W
t-ll.3D .. "a Fa.f Nlklt ErDrs's or toeaessi pNNr
Na-sra Fll fursnfp. CleTeitn l'llnlt. ln'
car. Warert CtcA daily eScsrt o.tlr ay ss' %
Canan IA SUNDAYS only. . ,.--.---. =. ,,s,.,
l2utehL Albany Express VIII sleeping ears 10 AMY
AMI TrV fe nert. With morninr trans for the Wsss
for to.a ak, George AMI the rth tercept ssur.
AMI space drawing room and slsepng cars o.
.sis - Grand Csnr ~tati,l AZ 80 and "a! BrAarE
a. - an New-Yofk 1913 ssntusten and $50 Fultoa
a.. pro.kivn. an - fth 81. Wlllamsblr, -,
Wcstcn. calls Or AMI Gnscks baggage rom hoss
isilv other, daily except SUNDAY tstop At 3sta
ST. STAT tax up passengers Tor NORTH a.d wes
1OT LN HENRY ~ MIL.
''nsneral lper n sndenL General Passenger Agent
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CAPE CHAkLES ROUTE to OLD POI.
OENTKAL Raj .ROAO OF NEW JERSEY


Time Table OF December 8, 1887. -.
Ro r "a 30. o. II a m 80 g. 4, $40 80 u
D. m SUNDAYS at 4, 6 AS g. IN 3 80. IL p m Ina
!rditis Al 4, : IL a. IN. 80, 4, D so
7 30 10 D. IN have connection for Reading HARRISBURG
pottsyille, etc 4 a H. EastOn, Bethlehem Allrnown,
Mauch Chung Reading, Harrisburg etc On Sunday foi
Esston - ,.,o. as,,,s,u
q 40 a. m for Fle imyton, High Bridge Branch Eas'
ton Bethlehcm, Allentown. Mauch Chunk, "ukesosrrs
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg, Pottsville, IamsqoA
SbamokIp Sunbury, G.ewlsburg, VIII Transport ,
D. M. for Bennington ta>t3n Bethi.nehi' "iien""ns
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg etc. - u.,,,
3:45 D. m for hastOa. BethcncuL Nienmwn. "~uo"
Chunk Wngesbarrc. scranton. lsmiqua, shsnokin, Ca.
4 30 d. NJ. iUI FeuInsLOn, nikn bl.usI ptaLSn, go
ton Bethenem, Allentown, Reading Hssr,,oatG esc'
< 90 and s 30 d. NJ. for SOnervtle and flenhnScn.
5z5 n n for EasrOn. Bethlehem. Allentown h*ach
CHUNK. ttr on Sundays at 8 30 p M 40 . -. -
: f1, 4 II a ! y o.. : ~, y 10
SUNDAYS, 90 90 for Red BARK. Long Branen !ha
bury PARK, Grove except SUI ys ryns s
l. asa m, 90. 4 80 m 4 GAkE"ooD' i0ms
River Parlor Cars 10 I 90 and = p NJ, ,,,,...
a w., / p n Tor Ian &c Ilif' Vineisnds
Brdgetop. Parlor Cars AZ l p. n. % -. . O.
90 .Oo s:i5 II IS, II z5 a m: Loo, Z. 80
90 rs sundays SG 20, % M T5 psn BeScs.
seabr'ph Highland Beach
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LRIE RAlLWAY. Ticket Ofllces. 4Ol BIZ

IL nj and 057 Broadway 1887 Bowery. lo7 Vest. a.,
Battery Pace Catnpsrs street. Ant 25d street ferries
3yl aud 1913 ful on.,t. BrsOklTn: lO1 bro IL
wAy VIII tmsburz corner Ncvars aud isOn st. Hobo
aud p. l.opns Car teseryitba' an
otders ra4sfer o. psggag- ran be oDt, net
23ds minutes ier IN ~ time shp
fIom ,.r,st local trains &, !" minutes earlier.
EIDre,,. Pullman Bnnrt bra lusr,en Cnac ies TO El.
n.lf Hsrns VILE. sufNa Puman slice Coach
from Harnslsvle u tineinnAU
bp. Daily CHICAGO snd - Leus Limte 'ont p l.
mau train Buffet sleeping Coaches TO Bnfa1
Nialar4 Fails Corr MeAivlle CineinnatL HhicaSs .ni
ST Louis. 10 extra Oharze inr t1sl time
ll3Op DAT Choaf EXPRESS Pullman bnuet seeJl &
Coaches TO BhEhaAtsa. owers FL ara. HoSuo,iar Ba-
Rnther All Pass,c-4 T. 100 10 m; y noon
lao. g. $40. 4sO $40 $3.50. $50 d:lO, $780, 1880 lpi,
10 Pa..ao 81 ~, p N sa1iayt AS. = q. lojia N.
90. 4,+tt s+D j Ele $50. j.5h. G.l0 $50, "2 4
lO.3u 81 n; r. u.snt u avs IS. = ,rSp
a.nil2 nooli2 1, 6.3D 1872 1880. 1850 n ~ ~.
ifsoT.; y $50. 100 100 5af 80 ~, "a 49, %
Rdgownoi n ,nn-rn ~t4S 80 lo5O nj lt6, 4: y
5 o, $50, 7'3n 10 81 p n; IL nigat NIso 70 Hnte
SSai.ys AS s,iS 50 = ~ T. ssOp :. l2,ia,
kewsuis aIi .oruwll 7 81 a. n. 80 $50 oiOo 80
-, sandays Az M 6p 'a,ao, m
Warwick days, F. 10, so M $50 'n IA .qo
bOsneh--4 40, az y, 10 10 ~ ~ a. ~ ~
80 p III sundays cas-. $40 io''V III 90"
Middl.tovn and Port Jerrls-tsS. 100 iosoa M 800
'o'SD -. " : q 10 :, - D u
Express train, from ths West arrivein NewYorx M'o'
iyoo s Sciit i iit WOO ." l. p. FARdEn
Gsasral MANAGE Genera Passenger Asen1
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BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only 50

port Fan Ryer ard all ether points Steamers PILGRIM
and PROVIDENCE. Leave Pier p, n. X, foot Of
Murray.st, at p. m. daily, Sundays lncludad Con
nection by Annex boat from Brooklyn az 80 JerseJ
CIV 4 D. m AN ORCHESTRA ON EACH STEAMER
Tickets and secured az principal transfer an(
ticket orices. at office Pier %, and on steamer
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NYEsT eMORE RAILROAD

NEW-tlAh IN - steamers leave feck-sup
~ lleT . H. AZ IN. IA ,SuhdAJs sAecpt
steamers arrive IN time for say trains aorte and east
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w y. y. G. & H. n r. CO.. les.ees -.
Ia ns leave West ts plloss ant 20 minutes
earlier rom iopt ~ J tys North liver.
Detroit sud ',l"af1 - jiA ~. $500. ''l5n n
~ isIs 600. 'S,lt - ~.
syr.onst 3 fNo R'cle.t.r. n, srttss Niagara
Falls $40, 81 a.. 30. 3 l. .. n. .
Urea s D. 800 al 3O T. "a. '5sjJ. ~ , u a.,
Sin ston 0sng-ru-. rs<lli. tbslH BY ''ilb 'hb
trAnsion'-. We. POM roIwak EavpirS '5th .hih
- -. 1919. al; n. "a - tl' -, VIZ S' y ~
aud 20 a, cranston's poraw,il SfrorE
t"f Montreal tut 'aatlt East. - ~
Ne mutton, Ion Ton "l;55 'o;po 'silo y u i''oa~
ElsGsni slesna or, g,r alfllo Sasr' 'sla ps'rss
Chicsgl aui -. IouiA
SUNDAY a. fs.v. J,rssr cav p r. H. sIAtisi. t'iio
a, M s5}ep. ~; tohnkel. N''1 'F' ''''''H "a
s3 500
FOR Tex q, tables paror or seepns css 'c,9 W.
lions a ua3l. tcss 500 iva. oop N4st
inRien.,L 1850 Fu.f,n-st oh F. oct % fnoa,e
New York ,ity-f53 7SS 81 Br,siSAr 1854 'osr.,. "a
PARK Plaza iai West Saors station, iot
oot jar sI, v Il y =. "a 1871"
. vandsr1itave SsncrAi ESsssns" As'~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01

1T NAV perhaps be well TO stair tina, az this hsp
snc6 ana was dsc iued Tn ough sd and prev Gus
Z the appearance Of recent weLKao"n "o'A '" nos''H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01
EPPS' ) COCOA.

BREAKFAsT.-" BY thOTOugh knOwisdse OF or g tns
nutTiton and By application OF the due qualities
OF wevgcted Cocoa. Nj Epps has provided our ofeak
last tables with dellcatey Favored beverage whch may
save many heavy doctors bills II Is 10 ne JuaeoSs
usc Of diet that constitution may Oe
gradually until strong enough 10 resist every u
dency TO disease Hundreds OF subtle m1des ar hoatns
srInd us ready 70 attack there ~ weak point
We NAV escape many atai shaft BY keeping Ourssis
well fortified with pure blood AID properly noui'heu
frame civil Service Gazette .,--,- l.,
Made simply w'th boiling water Or milk S9la oniy IN
half pound Tins By Gfocers, labelled thus JAMto EffS
~ "a TinnGe oplthic Chemists, London, England.
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THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK,
european advertisements.
LONDON. ENGLAND.
HOTEL WINDSOR,

Victoria street, Westminster ,-
CLOSE TO THE HOUSES OF khlAMENE ,,
One OF the finest Hotels In tho Metropolis nted WIN
Electric Light; Passen er LIT; exchange coy ie.e.
wtb p comp,-r system OF Baths inciudinE TurkIs aud
SwImui Wis tors at IKE zee OF Us lOr
dOlla per dav inclnsVo j. II" Ibhh n, 1aeu~set-
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GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK. $500
NEw.YoRK March 90. 1888.
THE DIRECTORS of this INK have THIS
L day declared a dividend Of FIVE PER CENT %
per cent? Of the earnings the past six months payable
on ana April 9TH prDx.
The transfer books will DO closed until that date.
I'M y. Canhier
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERNEY
-frainsletve ron Cha Itarsn week dlY, Or
Eng ersod r-naav. C1st~E S1a XII Al EYlrS b. 40.
500 o 81 anI 1880 H. ID. Is 3. too 30 81 $40.
$40 500 1880 a. - -is xh' u la,s 3Ol 800 a..
an For Manuel. spriag Valley Nsnsey ant TAI
mans week dsvs 100 so IN. 400 $40 p "a. sundays
$50 a III. an 80.
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IOHN PATTON & CO..
NO 80 WILLIAM-ST., NETWORK.
VIII pay and after April coupons maturing April l.
1898 tho following bonds
ST LOUIS JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO
FIRST MORTGAGE . ... -, -
MISSISSiPPI RIVER BRIDGE. FIRST MORTGAGE
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS eAye foot OF Cortiandt and
Desb-D..e. SIS As follows;
/, ~ fuf CAi-,s qua and intermediate points
m To- Geneva Lyons, Elmra, Rochester, Buffalo
and tse West and principal local points Chair car
o. M tor IunAhannock ana mem eil..c P.ne.
Char ear 70 TuIkhanDOck Connection " f.eSding ana
Hsrrisourg. - , ..,..,.., ,,,orm.s.,.
ronts Chair car pittston -.
on N m Tor COplay abd intermediae POINTS Con
n.c,,6n !" Rsa6ng ma Harr-Hurg Char -, 70 .opay
IN n m Tor Geneva. Lyons. Elmira IWcnesIeh bur
faI1 and The West Pullman Sleeper 70 Lyons
sis o N tor faurays and intermediate pnnn
Trains leaving al a m. p n ana 80 p m coz
meet for ali points Mahanoy and HaIleon GU rtiona
SiNDkl IEAl D ..--z....
8 a u ior Mauch CHUNK, iiaLlston ana in@fmeaAes
point. ,o,,,.
S so o. m TOR Geneva, Lyons Elmlra hocnes<fs
Buffalo snS Nr Wes- pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
Genera Eastern once, 235 broso"H
CAPE CHARLES ROUGE to OLD POINT
~ CDMlO!s4, &O4.tOLh. POhISMoCIh AND
TIE SOUTH. -. ,,,.r
On and iler February eth, 1883; trains q the NEW
YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK a. X VIII
- Cortland ana Dc-hrosses sta as foslows1
Week day m, arriving az Old Point COMFORT m
DAILY arriving a. old Point Comfort a. m Jlcke.s
pasocaF and sleeping berhs secured AZ any ckes
ircar aud sleeping berhs secured at any Tlckes
Office Of re Pennsylvania Railroad Company
" W. DUNNE. Supt 4 b COOKE e. r. q r. A.
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i 1875 BROADWAY, NEwY YORK. Marca 20. 1883.
DIVIDEND D.. 81
quarterly dividend OF z PER CENT on the capsa.
has this day been declared payaoe
Monday April H. 1893 ,,,. ,,o, on
1888 at p m and reopsaed on Tues az prl ~
1888 at 10 O'Clock a. m. A h CALEf' treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01
NORWICH LINE.-Favorite Inside Route.

~ are, reduced 10 UsuDn, AOrcest~r, ~ so, or
wch 81 IS New London, Al 30 Corresponding reduction
IN ail uoipfs Eas. Steamers CITY OF WORCESTER
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Piei
40 = at D. M G. w. BRADY. Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01
cnORE INE.-All Rail Route for Bo.t.n

II '-+NUITI h1L I.ApfI y lffN'f IIraHl y III
49,. station A. G (. n ana .. LIZ I'D Lxpf,.- ga
tew F,ur,., train Al . m. except SUNDAY Fast Ex
mss ~ II o m daily Palace Parloreas or siscpins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01

NEW-tlAVEN - steamers leave Peck-slip
~ 4eT = - H. AZ III. IA ,SuhdaJs gAeepS
edl steamers time for eay trains North and cast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01

THE STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT
L RAILROAD COMPANY
VIII paw presentation At ts once foot OF nationalist
WORK gu and after donday April 1889 the following
coupons and ividends. due on April !, 1888:
snd drafts Staten Islasd Raj stook-
Island Ra way and staten Island Rapid
Transit r. r. drst mortlage bonds
EDWARD CURhY Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01
KEOKUK AND WHSlERN RAILROAD CO.,
IN 80 WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK, March T. 1888
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,

Al I
-The coupon. MATURING ri lat 1888 from the First
Motkage Of the Company will ba pail on aud after
Aprl I'd pro1imo at the office OF the Company. No 40
Million, N.wYork T.. Il. HOGG, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01
6teambon,s anh Railroads.


NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
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and ar 80 u fylOva
West 42d.st. 80 A "a Jays. 30 m, for .
dlpfnwn Fallsburg Monticello. Liberty, Walton. Drlh
Norv,ch rtca Pons Oneida Fi'on. 0swego. Buffalo
De'roit fhicago Wansl Valev points.
West 49d-sf 4 10 D m las - So for MID
dlefown Fllenvilie Waikiki Valley p0ints-
West 42dst, e:25 .. m Jay st, 10 p m, daily to1
MfdctOwn Fallsburg ihertv Walton, Norwich Oneida
Oswa0p eusn"ps'ce Rrdgn nefrnit Cbicagp, 81 Louis
Rnrrt gle-Ders Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Ca
free Rochester
Pullman siccvna-c berhs rcserved ~ BOT Pozdway
Time tahie. tickets &C 1t 2o7 307, ga 1925 broad
way 737 6th-aye, 1874 East i25hst 2e4 wcst l25thst,
New. York J. O. ANDERSON, q. p L.,
IS Exchange Place. New YORK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-23

and not yet entirely abandoned, is of
pure heather origin. The wasSail bowl
was brought into the feasting hall and
the sign of the hammer of Thor made
over it. The giver of the feast then
pronounced the words, ''Was hail, his
guests answering, "Drink hail. The
first great step toward the conversion of
Norway to Christianity was made at
Yuletide feast held by Olaf
Rzyggvason, the hero king, who
held the crosshit of his sword over the
wassail bowl and required all his as
sembled vassals TO swear i'll future to
honor the cross of Christ and not the ham
mer of Thor, the singers, who under the
name of wants in England and in
certain parts of this country, 90 from
house to house during the Christmas sea?
son, are the representatives of the harpeEs
who lived ut free quarters during the
Yule festivities. In fact, the religious
observances alone excepted, the modern
Christmas as celebrated among German
and Englsh-speaking people has much
stronger flavor of heathenism than of
Christianity. :