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Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NE 5I, J ~ Isl
Tune Table Of July I, les pon,a man,

CENTRAL RAILROAD 20 OF MEN SEM-S SElEa
po, Tgf IiIs ana sa 'fE B:sss s'sss
Route at 4 7;45 II a ~; 80 s $50 - is0 M ODD
g. hssaIas nsI.ss,s 30 f.t
&ss s 81 ehins Rssdns s:Serg p.,,,.s.n ana
Allentown INTO ~ ~ - -. p.,,.,. Allan.
c 5ass Wsps.sS.s E s:ss
ton Reading HARRISBURG Pousyle, TsmaQuA ehainekns
SaiUafy m oT Remington Eason Bethlehem, Allentown
Maah Chunk Reading HsssGIss e's xsn.r, m.ucs
ssFa1,Sn Tsa9S ss. ssn@0t n..,o.
Betb iS3 2, A. Ais sGs ss etc ''
80 n for f1ss 'pd s ms%ns's%s su.A
Chunk, Reading Harrisburg. etc. On Sundays 81 80
slS ESQ 11 sI5ts, M La se 30 80 M go %;
esp sunday Point Peasant fslsr Cars at rs 30.
~ sl5 "a 81 So g p M = isr pgain!nss. LAKE
WOOD Tom; iys Sls sys &c 1rANr,o
CITY VnS Goa 10 'os so 10 30 II Is M 30 80
a.y. sd s.asl s.rE BASES 81 Ts'a's Tssi;
l24S 80 pS n P'J Hook T1F ROUTE p5fIa 'Oo
For LONG BRANcM, OCEAN GROVE, etc,
For Highland Beach, ssa6right Mo3%octn Beach and
ssps H5 80 80 g Sundays lay go Il % M:
For EiSeron Assury PARK Ocean Grove ETC.. 500 100
and Saturdays s 100, 8 90. II 100 a. M. lsis 90
For on Agan Jas hfa se 80 pV' m w
For Lskewood Toms River and Barnegae& 80 90 ne
rsSsts and haor Car seat, b procured Il ga
fii Slut est ss a. Il sSst ssSors couss 50
Fulton ST. es Prcadssy Erossyn Vim call for ana sA.cn
baggage from hotel or residence
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Summer Resorts.
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
FAST TRAIN WITH SLEEPING CARS
THE PkEFERlsED ROUTE,

fAol IKAIN WITH NLEFPINU OARo-
TIE PREFERHED ROUTE
vn>~r -. NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
noME. WATEhTOWN AND 0GDENSBURG II. RS:
with through seepg-cars, leaves Grand Central
Vepoy m Except Saturday. aud runs the great
f rMseS y; r. G. H. X r., PASSING Albany 10 p a.
.tea u 40 m, running along the sunset dope OK the
Aoonaaeks ana through the beautiful Black River Valley,
1IHhg at Paul Smiths Station via, Northern Adirondack
~ ~ . 81 a ~, connecting with stage ARRIVING at
paul smiths Hetc $50 a. IL. Returning stage leaves
smith siato1 NortheTn Adirondack X L.. 20 p m.
arrive tranf Central Depot Excursion tickets
and seeping-csr lions be obtained all
New-nofk Central ard HUDSON River r. z Offices in
NcwYofk City aud brooklyn. Bo your tickets read
via. Utica and r., W. & o. r. r. Fare low as any
line Remember that this is the only through
onX line avoiding change Of cars only STANDARD gauge
rouse; only route aH0riing passengers O full nights
rest The time New York by this line has been
reduced from Ncw-York 70
IL 10 HOURS TO PAUL SMITHS STATION;
Is IL HOURS TO PAUL SMITHS HOTEL.
Connections made for Saranac Lake and all Aiiron-
Mountain send ten postage for Illus
trsted book. 176 large octave size; best book
given away. THEO. BUTTERFIELD
Genr Passenger Agent. r., W. o. r r..
N Y.
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ARGYLE HOTEL,

NOW OPEN.
60 minutes IRON New-YOrk or Brooklyn Cnequaled
in all its appointments PARK 20 acres 30 natural
lake plenty OF shade. Finest drives Long Island
Batrins, Boating Fishing Great South Bay.
Bowling Alloys. BILLIARD ROOMS. HEADING
ROOMS, and large BALL ROOM with permanent STAGE
Music, eDteftsnments etc. in
TIE Mem CASINO
few COTTAGES to for the season from $3.50 up
ward fully furnished all modern improvements Special
rates for families II hotel Apply
II. T. SILLFCK, Manager,
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6ituaiions Uanie6-Malss

A TTENDANT te.-By competent man OF good adj
"A dress; invalid or elderly gentleman best
family references; salary moderate Call or
a1dlcss j. b. 400 6th-agc second floor.
Id UTLER-By q young Engiishman thoroughly I'M
ID dersauds his VIII be found reliable and trust
worthy; good city reference. h. D. Tribune Uptown
once. /. o35 broadway.
~ OACHMAN-By married man sX Year, with present
" employer; family going 70 Europe Is good family
coachnan. Adde'S ALEX, care Heniy Fletcher, 2i5
Last 3Jtrst
Tf0ACHMAN.-By competent man Is careful city
" driver and hrst-cass groom satisfactory city refer
cnce Years from employer; IL strictly Temperate
willing and obiging. city country. Gail On " vi
dress ]. O.. CSC West 5ith-st
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Grrursions.

TO West Brighton and Brighton Beach Hotel ana fssse
Track. seidl's Concerto and Thayers PyraSf.m1a
Boats leave whtehall-st; terminus IA M
hourly tsundsys every - mnules thereafter INIT, 10 40
D. m Rsturnfng leave COney Island at -. e;22 ;@z
10 % and hall nouIly until II IL D. M Time 70 0onsy
Island. 81 minutes. . r,,u-,,as as,
tlons good TO 3dsye, Bro3klyp ana civ
ehangeable theirs for fare On the bionhyu
roads by the Brighton Beach kaiirosn Oh
payment OF difference OF fare. ~. c.,aps
Concerts and Thaycrs Taxing Of New-0rleans ncuuns
fare on CapDel's stages Sea View Elevated hhrO@"
As "a.
Passengers admitted FREE to the marvellous ws.es
contract AT REDUCED RATES 70 Thayers fireworks
show TAKING OF NEW ORLEANS
Grand Mounted Broat Sword Combat for the champlof
ship Of America. DUNCAN C. ROSS vs. pt &c. DALI
August Attn, 4 to y. H., at SEA BEACH PALAOE-
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,rcoRpEp SALES OF REAL ESTATE-N Y. CITY.
sen,Ss 81 No 23i F. Peter Iydg Mary Happel $4,000
igsst No iSs w, Adam Happe TO Phsen-
MAYER cc5 II OF I'd ave. ooxo6s; Charles ''''"
y Pn7enrnsycr and wife TO Mary Happe
ss ana AS Nos dss and &S7 Fitzgerald TO John
,o,si.,' 5. IFS II W Of siavc e5xsi.7; ia
rcs sehnit and wife 70 Conrad o6ereier 3a75o
,hsf n : 1906 II OF Ave G, 81 jNt6 Henry
s Pruning and wife TO Abraham Frankenta1ler l. 900
niAsL - cs II " Of Ave II. 25N102. Q; george
schrr.ncr and wife TO KOehler and another 10000
is,b.-t $ los II W OF Sth-av 40 &C. 6x5l. 10
ssO &c; David Riches and wife 10 James
r.,lst se5 n Of sth-ave o5x9s o; James 'V'
II Ravens and wife to Mary w Haase and
sotS'st. No All West Mary Mcclure to F
so,S'st, No 424 East, Loui. wirth to P Wal.
so,sasi' g ESQ It 9 Of 3d.ave 75xloo; John
n,Neiu ana wife % Hugh McQuade 70 600
odave. Ne 150 also l0th-st. 12S n 2 Of ID
ave. &c 7N20; s Meyer 20 Wather 10000
Norfolk. -. No 115 George Senrain 70 Buckv 1900
Eitgost . : 40 II n OF Stantoa.st 25X100;
Isdoe Abraham and wife To Hsstcn 81. 500
Mcr-s, 1913. Caroline Schreiter to Maurice
Proper 1900
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Boaro ano Rooms n)anteS.

ID oARD with private paror and four bedrooms wanea
ID after October l. for family OF ,A persons
with full particulars. BOARDERS. Box 70 Ifipone omc,
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''"'' X. HARMON. Atty, Portland Me.
Real Cstatc 10 grrbanac.


ITO EXCUANGE.-Wil exchange equity In one Of the
i best private residences on Columbia College, in
NevYork within four doors q 5th-ave. for a first
class country residence be IN rerfec, order and
free and clear Address with fui PARTICULARS A., Box
20 Tribune ONCE.
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NEW GRAND HOTEL,

WESTERN ca sKILI-,
ONLY HOTEL on MOUNTAIN TOP. WITH PARLOR
CARS DIRECT WITHOUT CHANGE
Address summit Mountain p. o., Ulster Co. \. T.
II. S. DENIsON.
Managers
7 4 6 T. CORNELL pronrietors
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MANHaNSET HOUSE,

SHELTER I-LASD, l.. J., y. y.
Heaiihsuy situated amlit beautiful scenery BY lana
and water attractive drives; Yachting ba.hing hshinf
music Frequent ana convenient trains va
Long Island X. r. Address HENRY > NOVEL;
Manager cate OF Gley House. Manhanset House SUFFOLK
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MI N MEOUA HOUSE,

MINNEQUA SPRINGS BRADFORD Co, PENN.
OPEN FOR GUESTS JUNE 10
Highest point on Northern Central X Il nvicora, ,
air . spring OF wonderful curative qualities eeNsIoi
good music, and modern convenience hotel Strictly
brsLelass Rates sl0 W Ella per week.
l.. J. AHDRESS superintendent
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- TONINGTON LINE.
The only direct route for
NARRAGANsErT PIER WATCH HILL AND POINTS
IN RHODE ISLAND.
Through paslor car reclining chairs between steamers
landing and Narrsganset Pier. without extra charge
North River one block above Csnalst. s D N. daily
except Sunday.
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REAL ESTATE
,r,s,vrcc At THE EyCHANGE.

..u. interest shown st the f>chanre yesterday 10
- ss,e By the manager. OF vacant sucuohecrs s"nu
|, - -. rso,ea nv n NJ Seaman. In Offering the
80 an. manager explained that under Rule T. the
ssn Room Committee hal the power to let the stand
hs ana they Thoughts III, but 40 there were several
any =, the lockout stand. il had been Thought
81 submit is competition n she usual way so as
70 sso's xrss Jarles c. Iaor. William Lalor d. T. In
$751; a Co. James S. Meoullon, II. e. Mapes Co,
V9hsn Never H. A. Bodne and James hleecker The
r, PC was offered competition limited 10 members
VITO ~ Iaor Mapes & co. and IpGraham Co
Emeess Iaior bought the stand until May l. 1859. az
Janes .clndne the rent All the auction sales OF real
49, 49, were adjourned rhcro was call at the TX.
49,. veserdsy for q plot OF iots in the Twelfth TWEEN
Aahsd or Twenty.fourth Ward. for an Investment
4 about s.no'
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MONTICELLO AND WHITE LAKE.

Best via the Erie and Monticello Road; TAX I
trains leaving ChamberSst- at D ana 3 80 -
making close connections Port JervIs with NonuceiO
Road Free easy transfer OF passengers and baggage
at Port Jervis For further particulars address - -
CHARLES CLARK SUIT, Port Jcryts, ". Y.
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Cettures ano nleetinas.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE-The quarterly meeting
n will be held Thursday August o at O'Clock ms
AZ Clinton Hall, Astor place
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Gitp f1ropertp manteo.

. TrrNTION-RFAL ESTATE OWNERS AND
A AGENTS.-Those having single window stores to le
SewYork CITY please communicate by mail stating
oeation and rental asked CHARLES !. PUSEY,
'N-''- 49, SO Broadway.
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NEW AMERICAN HOTEL,

RIrHFIELD SPRINGS, Y
UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT,
PARTLY KEFUENISHED, A NEW ELEVATOR
CAFE AND BILLIARD ROOM. VII remain open
until September Is. Terms. a Fer DAY: =, r.,,r
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WY y -. Ingraham o.
Gala ~ Buildings ,ut OF land Nos 2S7 t. 2o3
..ssx, cor OF 7Sth-st. adjourned to August 2
N" BY j. Thomas Stearns
Gale OF building. With lot No los 11othst Q OF
<,haye vas adjourned to August IL
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Rooms ano flats 60 Eet.

1~TUsT oss WEsT-Cool quiet Hight decorated.
j 4 ventilated six and bath. hardwood lnish
one FIRST fat, s34 $50
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providence LINE
THE NEW ROUTE FOR BOSTON.
PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER, and all points North And
East via Boston or Worcester and
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS
through parlor runs from steamers wharf 70
Fabyans without change stopping principal intermediate
ponta
Steamer, RHODE ISLAND ana MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier % n r.. FOO. of warren-st, At 30 p m
daily except sunday connecting at steamers wharf With
express train for Boston leaving m arriving Boston
7:15 am Wagner paTor earsnew equipment; full nights
rest, shcrt rail ride ROeves renowned orchestra on each
s,samer Baggage checked through
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New.York, Tuesday, July 81, 1883
"a s,,os were raGc al IN, Exchange an1 Auction Room
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Ciip l]ropertn Go fet.

oo1 MADIsoN-AvE, COR 43D.sT.-ro Let-The
DOL larger portion Of heated furnished corner
house (te ovner reserving rooms Apply on prem
lses from 70 j. M
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BUSINESS propertp for Sale anS 20 fst

A DJOININ0 Grand Central Depot 43ds St, attractive
"A storss; large plata glass Lonts steam heat Apply
kyt Nshison-ave.
buildings. STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES, TO
Am Nassau and streets In the vicinity. rutland
WHITING Beekman-st
4, OINER HOUSE 5th-svc., Harlem, for sale cheap.
u rutland & WHITING.
Bcekman-st
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DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
Landing a. Cranstons Yest Point) Cornwall, Newbure.
M,rb TO- Milton Pous nkcepsie aud Esopus connecting
WITH Ulster ana Delaware, Stony Cove SatsA Mount1in
AMI Kaatcrs1ll railroads Steamers CITY Or hlNpSlOr
md JAMES w. BALDWIN cave every week DAY az
D. H.. pier foot OF Harrson-st, N II. sAsep.
when CI-Y OF KINGSTON leaves at 1 D. m, Iahllng
only az Newburg aad Poughkeepsle connecting Win
train Resorts through the catski
Mountains Roudodt sunday nights AZ IL CLOCK
on arrival OF special fast train from the nouhah arriving
o. New-York Monday. q NJ
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UTSEFUI.MAN My a young Hollandcf as useful man
l. ln tie country understands OF horses milk AMI
lawn speaks French. German and Engshi best refer
ence. Il. D., Tribune Uptown ONCE l.s3s Broadway.
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4 VERMONT DEALER IN TAN BARK
YICTTMIZEn

The property of Henry Doubleday, an
extensive dealer in bark, has been at
| tached by the White River National
bank to cover n debt contracted, il is
said, through Doubleday having been
swindled out of $4,000 or $4,000 by the
| gold brick scheme. The swindlers
who gave the names Of Stewart and
Ellison, induced Doubleday to raise the
money, giving his property as security
A man called on Doubleday on the lItl
inst, and found that he was in Wood.
stock, attending court. He took a team
and went there. lie found Doubleday,
introduced himself, and informed him
he had been recommended to him rs q
shrewd business man and with his re-
puted business qualifications would be
pleased to have Doubleday enter into
partnership with him in the operation
Of a valuable gold mine in Mexico. lie
laid before him proposition to 90 to
Montpelier and there examine the speci-
mems Of gold and submit them to any
test. If satisfactory, the visitor would
turn over to Doubleday the brick, val
uGd at $4,000, for an advance of few
thousand, as security until such a time
as they could meet again and get in
operation. They proceeded to Mont
pelier and there had the gold tested by
an accomplish, who represented himself
as an assayer. Doubleday became sat
islied that the gold was of fine quality.
and that the investment would be a
good one. lie drew the money and
advanced it. The parties left imme-
diately for Canada, and the victim
Tuesday received letter from the mine
owner saying that the transaction was
a swindle and that he had better keep it
from the press, and asking also the
names of several wealthy gentlemen in
his town.
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train down from here tonight. The

train down from here tonight. The last
one went mure'u two hours ago.
Oh, yes there Is, replied the woman
confidently. There is train at seven
minutes 10 ten. I've seen it on The time
able
The man looked ucradUIIus, and held
his lantern oyer The time table, while
the woman showed him that train left
Spring Valley fer JERSEY City at III
q m.
'Vher", she exclaimed, you see fol
yourself there's cain down at sever
minutes 'U ten.
80 tucte ia, b. gosh said The man, 4.
hc scratched his hea., 4 never heard
cell of ii. l. must have been put on
mguJy -Udiiul.
lie walked away, and LETT the woman
on the platform where she sat until II
o'clock, when. ts 90 ,ruiG appeared. she
concluded that IL must have been taken
of as 'uddiut as it was put on, and
pinuing heY shawl closely around her.
for il had grown cold, she went home.
II New York sun.
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Oh. MhnfN Cnnnh.
THE LAWYER WAS TOO SMART FOR
HEN.

| HIN.
Lawyer Smart-Gy0d morning MI
Bull, What can do for you today?
4 want - get your opinion on mat
ter OF law
Yes
My bans got into my neilhboI
IGrown's yard and Ice poisoned them
What want 20 know Is can l recover
damages "
Certainly, Il vas maIicIou, m schie!
on his pert, besides being dus rurtjpa
OF your property
'IhaDks, Bat hold! slated that
wrong, Il Was Bsowu's hens got into
my yard and Il was who administered
| the poison
An. yes; ! see. That puts dilrerai I
color upon the tHusacliou,and il Is clear
thai he, in the person Of his hens, wa.
tHy irespa ser whereas in leaving the
poison on your premises you we've quite
unaware that his fowls would eat IL. |.
was surely an accident, SO far as you
Were gOnCrTLel.'
'TuanEs, How muuh@
Ten dollars.
why, that's just twice what y,u k
Ell Tor legal up.uIon me DINER day
/ know il, but, you bauw.I have given
you lwo opinions today. - Boston Tan
scrigt.
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nysrEm..s or ArInE rAnLn.

A stout, elderly woman stepped upon
the rgl.road platform aJ Spring Valley
y. D.. al O'Clock o few evenings ago
ana sai on the dark bench before the
CLOSED and durEaued station until o 30
Then c.uu,ryman with O lantern came
alouL lhe rcHd and asked her what she
was DONG there
I'm wanting for the train to New
York. SAID the woman. Il always like
TO take plenty of time. Us the safest
way. even though 4 have to sit for a
couple OF hours on "a hard seat Better
he too soon than too late you know
But, said tie man, there amt no
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"WHAr Ais YOU" You don't
know? Then why don't YOU try
Warmers Safe Cure ?
.Oh, my Kidneys are all right! Are
.they?" You perhaps don't know
that CONSUMPTION, NEURALGIA,
RHEUMATISM, STOMACH DlSOR-
DERS, MALARIA, CllILLS AND
FEVER AND AGJE, HEADACHES,
LIVER DISORDERS, IMPAIRED
EYE SIGHT. CONSTIPATION, AR.
SCESSES, ERyPTI0NS, INP0TEN-
CT, LAMEBACK, LJ}IBAGO. B0iLS,
CARBlNGLFS, and, among women,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS prevail
mostly among people who, like your
self, insist that they have no kidney
disease! They have it and don II know
it. You will never get well Of the
above and countless other common
disorders, which would never prevail
if the Kidneys were all right, unless
you restore the unsupported dis
ordered Kidneys by that great blood
tonic and purifier,
Warmers Safe Cure,
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EAE-EEVER TRY the CURE,

HUUn Sea Wonders exist in thousands Of
HHuH flums, but are surpassed by the marvel
Innf OF invention. Those who are in need of
G44A profitable work that can be done while
living at home, should nc once send their address
TO IiaIctt & Co, Portland, Maine, and receive
tree full information how either sex, Of all ages
can earn from 81 10 e. per day and upwards
wherever they live. You are starred free Capital
uot required Some have made so in a single day
q, tins work. All succeed. 40yl
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On the Fourth OF july. The ia.t d ey f
tn SH1"eUes', which begins u Balli
more on June 3Jb, lIg Sar Spangied
Bann-r' viii be SUNG by three thousand
voices.
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And Milicent answered softly and
earnestly To The doer of his duty in
the end comes reward 4 Albany Jour
nal.
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Gratifying verv-to proprietors and
buyers-that Hon Comp6upd is so popu.
lar. Everyone needs j, al lhis season.
Pints, SOC. Trv IT.
u.d ror -, d., .r,.-.b ,.,.,.,.,.,s'
NJ NJ ~" ~ W 0'"''h 'S's'o"' =
WHY noty
We'll, my hearing is so bad that there's
no use in going. Can't understand what
the preacher says,
BY the way, Quimby is going to give
| a great speech 10 night. Hen roast the
administration brown
Is that 60: III have to 90 that.
.C,,, ,r,-,l.f.,. ,.,. ,,..,. ....,.or.,;,,,
ccn,,I,i"sf -. i, 80, ".'I',,'
inl, lie a., L H. i, of 49, ,"U' IN
49, ro.I, NJ o,T 80 Sail5 u ~ NJ ".SsaI
r ' r. '',,'' ',i i-n S'.'''' Oh .o'1
'PO-ii ,.,. - Z 7, w. IN ','''.
WI ~ ,Er si''u nr l'': y, ''n'
,G,S e. ~ ''iI - ,J ,,, ...,o,- s..
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WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Yes said Quigglcs, Il have a gool
deal on my hands just now 50 per,
ceiye, replied Fogg; why don't you Try
little soap and water!
Avoid the use OF calomel for bilious complaints
Ayers Cathartic Pills, entirely vegetable, have
been tested forty years, and are Acknowledged tt
be the best remedy for torpidity Of the liver
costivencss, aud Indigestion.
A Piltsburg man calls his wife by tho
beautiful title Virtue, because she j.
her own reward, She docs all The house
work and gets no wages Toronto
Globe.
Heard ON the street. First DJmcs.iC--
Where are We Twin now:
Second Domestic that was-I ain'l
Twin at ali; I'm married. New Haven
News,
Ayers Sar5aparilla operates radically upon
the blood, thoroughly cleansing and invigoratina
it. As safe and absolute cure for the variou,
disorders caused by constitutional faint or nfec.
tion, this remedy has no equal. Tske it this
month.
Miss Ada-How do you pronounce
MephisJopheles, Mr.. Smith?
Mr., Smith, never pronounce it.
simply mention his home address lid
Bits
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The First SYmptOmS


OF all Lung diseases are much the same
feyerishness, loss of appetite, sore
throat, pains in the chest and back,
headache, etc. In few days you may
be well, or, on the other hand, you may
be down with Pneumonia or "galloping
Consumption" Run no risks, but begin
Immediately to take Ayers Cherry
PeCtoral.
Several years ago, James Orchard, Of
Darien, Conn, was severely ill. The
doctors said he was in Consumption
and that they could do nothing for him
but advised him, as last resort, to try
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. After taking
this medicine, two or three months, he
was pronounced well man. His health
remains good to the present day.
j. 5. Bradley, Maiden, Mass, writes
"Three winters ago l took severe cold,
which rapidly developed into Bronchitis
and Consumption. l was so weak that
l could not sit up, was much emaCiated,
and coughed necessarily. l consulted
several doctors, but they were power
less, and all agreed that was in Con-
sumption. Al last, friend brought me
a bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
From the first dose, I found relief.
Two bottles cured me, and my health
has since been perfect"
Ayers Cherry PeCtOraI,
PREPARED ny
Or. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Gold by all Druggists. Price 81 six bottles, IS.
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thereto hereby giyeuuof0e that they will meet for
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said Court for .aid creditors tnprescut their claims
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to tell one half that | suffered, ! was
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Boston,
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