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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25
A POPULAR PHRASE.

Graphic illustrator u ssCo1aiog Out 0e
the Laetls Ead u the Hoen."
An ancient painting was recently
discovered in = country shop 1t Rich
mond. Surrey. England. from which. it
is supposed. this saying originated. It
measures eighteen inches by twenty
two inches long. is in . good state Of
preservation. and is described - fol-
lows: Upon tree. whose branches cx-
tend to each side Of the picture. hangs
BY red bolt with gold tassel an enor-
nous curved horn. the ends upwards.
At the extreme left stands . man with
blacA velvet fat cap. and surcoat
trimmed with fur, rough. and gold
chains on the breast. He is superin-
tending the action Of man attired in
. purple doublet. profusely slashed.
who wears . large felt hat and . cloak.
with = dagger in his girdle. and is en-
gagged in thrusting into the large end
Of the horn an unfortunate wretch.
whose trunk and legs (the latter loosely
bound together with > rope, the end Of
which is held by the gold-chained gen.
tleman) are inverted. and are the
only portions Of the body visible
1t that part Of the picture. But
At the little end Of the horn.
about six feet away IS tho crow
flies Tor across the radius Of this in
strumcnt Of torture). but nine feet
along the curved surface. appear the
unhappy head and one arm Of the vic
tim. At the right stands . man clad
only in shirt and ragged coat wiring
ing his hands with awoe-begone express
sion depicted in his countenance. On
. black ground 1t the bottom Of tho
picture is the inscriptions: This horn
embleme here doth Shove Of overtishipp
what harme doth grove from cOmeiag
out the little ends thereof" On either
side of the tree are the words in semi
gothic character: 1.-The Sea of Trubble."
Above the head Of the parsonage in
the velvet cap is the citation: PSALMS
81, Is: But he is ever merciful and
lendeth and hissede enjoyeth the bless
ing" The wearer Of the gold chain
is probably the sheriff. possibly the
creditor. who has brought the poor
fellow who was 50 foolish IS to UNDER
take sureteship. bound to the tormen-
tor. He is putting him through the
horn, with elougates. and congresses
him in . most distressing fashion.
Whether the bcggarly man. who il
wringing his hands. is the debtor him
self after his passage through the horn.
or one Of his impoverished family.
there are no means OF determining.
The picture. . most graphic illustra-
ton, At least. of the prOverb. Coming
out Of the little end Of the horn" Is in
. good state of preservation. though it
il thought to be upwards Of two hum
died years old. The name of the artist
Is unknown.-Johanwe FGctoswHs. -
q Louis Gio1s- Dem0crs1
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

Sooner or later that time will arrive, that
place viii wait for your coming, that chain
must bind you in helpless death, that sleep
must fall on your senses. But thousande
every year 90 untimely TO their fete, and
heedful, timely care. For the failing
strength, the weakening organs, the vast
ing blood, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery 10 wonderful restorative and spro-
longer Of strength and life. It puriAes the
blood and invigorates the system, thereby
terrifying it against disease OF Druggists
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25
Growth Of Farmers Organizations.

That farmers are generally awaken
ing to the necessity Of organisation is
evidenced by the increased growth Of
the Grange. during recent years. and
by tho rapid extension throughout the
South Of tho Farmers Alliance" and
the Agricultural Wheel" two organ
izations modelled after the Grange.
and possessing no points Of superior
ity over 1t that We are aware Of All
these organizations however arc
numbered with q secret ritual. includ-
ing signs grips. passwords etc.
which seem TO us . hindrance, rather
than help to effective work. In the
slow days when travel was restricted
to the tedious locomo:ion Of the horse
or the sailboat and whom not even
q postal system existed. there
was undoubtedly necessity
for signs and passwords for
the Identification Of those charged with
conveying important messages from
place to place; and whom the tyranny
OF irresponsible despots compelled
patriots to associate themselves in
oath bound brotherhoods for the sake
Of mutual prote ction from personal
violence and the rescue Of their land
from thralldom. tho ritual under which
tho oath Of fraternity was takcn had
a deep and solemn signi ficance in view
of tho dangerous responsibility incur.
red; but in these days Of railway and
telegraph no important business is
ever transacted through sign or pass
word. and with the disappearance Of
tho necessity for secret resistance to
crowned oppressors thu secret ritual
has lost ito grandeur and become a
ridiculous farce. and Fjvesjde.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

That Unssrtanass LAvsr q Ysurs,
Bilious reader, wall never resume it, tuna.
ton: with regularity and yigor i yoe per
mel. Don't you know that these are equal
" Questionable forms Of the cumulative
poiso1-merc1ry. We ptesanS you DO. ed
yet you 60 ON using them. Desist, and 70
pair damages, regulate tho abused organ,
and invigorate It with Hostatfer's St0m-
sia, nervousness and kidney complaints.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

Tho London Lancet doubts tia
persons who perish in burning build
ings suffer 50 much ~ has boon popu-
larly supposed. The victim IS gen-
orally made faint and pulseless BY the
carbonic acid or carbonic-acid ga
and becomes insepsibls before ~
6ra reaches him.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

II 10 q sigaiAcaat fAcs 49, - 81 ~ 4
women Who have achieved famo - orA NJ
esature, OF .'aAAirs, :, have ea3oyed 49,.
health. This shows tAAe IL mind p neve1
capable Of tho severe and continued ope
tioa ,cces:..Z e CIV ~ wssa M I ssp,rss
% fll IN exalted pla0e amoog her 1900
~ nust IS freo hon nervous debility and
female wealmeooea DR.. Pferce's Tsvon!o
prescription VIM Danish theoe, ana y
warranted 70 restore those f1nCttoual nnt-
monies which ere indispensable 70 ncalsa.
nesses and ailments peculiar to women, no
nmnnv,alA6
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

OHn need not b In the ring 70 AAye .
large CIRCLE a acquaansancsA-Ds1s3 ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25
Is YEARS AGO.

For 10 years I have intended writing -.
] got my beck hurt when shout 10 yeass
old. WHEN about - I took severe oold IN
my back, % that for 10 Or - years I suffered
death twiee over, after almoes giving up !
an ''S%eS vie = .n:ied & - nv 81 ssiS
and half bottle cured me, and now ID
years hsve passed and ny back stin 70.
mains geod. i have recemmended Her.
rsll's Penetrating Oh = all like sufferers
sinee. AZ leng . I hive eaonet oay
enough for it. ruIx 1rLII1,
70 Merchant Hiee, Ar.
J.& 1x1R8I1 DsU0 Co, ST. LouiA 1eIa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

EVERY person ID interested in their own
aAairA and Il this meets the eye Of any one
who II suffering from tho effects Of atorpid
liver, we win admit that he II Interested in
getting well. Get bottle Of Prickly Ash
Bitters, use Il - directed, and you win A.
Ways be glad you read this item
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

A YOUNG man who intended 70 press hiD
suit first went and had his suit pressed
Puck
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

Wuu . law suit n put OF : = y 70
ueana alvsyp worn oul-HO Aesss Asus'
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

= 0EoaA GAo11o Aoo.
Some Of the greatest men thoa ever nve1
were Of email stafure and Of insleninca1s
appearance. The reader viii rsedilZ recau
many instances Very small ere Or: Pierces
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, but tney ~
far moro elective than the hug, OF
fashioned pills which are % dimcu!t % 49, -,
low and 20 harsh IN their actton. Ine ~
lets, are gentlo and never cause co0etlp
ton. For liver, stomach and bowel deran8e
mcnts they have NO equal
i THxsx d big difference between gssong
On wen In life and getting vel on u m@
81 HAVE been occasionally troubled win
CouRho. and in each case have used BROWNS
BRoSCHIAI TnoCH.s, which have never
failed, and must say they arc second %
hone in the world. "-Fsaix 4 Aay, Caahses.
~ Peal, XiHs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

Nh Suereaaey.-Ths twenty million 10
IL" .old IN b Justly ratst - % many euso:
In simoet every Csc permanent e11e. ~
ns;ce 8 the surety Of every bottle ecng -
ame, every botfls being cure and tns pees
a pcutected.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

=
ways b glad you read this item.
- -. = !
woaxMo with Q VILLA lswysR. WORT.
: hg with pa1aents-A doseoG-CTiet&
AHxRE shadow-shs dsssctivs-PsA :
HUNS Of house painters; drawers
OF water-marine artistA -BostOs Cosvisy.
ni. e,o.he. rub for IL. w..herwom.s
ON 1ondsy.-Bossos Bsiietin.
An Irish wake = eenegally oAaracssnssd'
By aspree de corpse
CAPITAL lettsrs-letscrs Of credit -Psek
E The axiom that cheat expands and cold
contracts' does mot apply TO coal dealers'
btllA
wHu . photographed. goes to - h
doesn't I'D q home AnywAess bot = ~
focus
AMONG travelling statesmen order is Heav-
ems first law.-LiCe.
BoorsLAcxs must have originated ON the
Plain OF Shinax. 80
A DINE novel d Of courss in-ten-cents-
alton sl|
Al elopement IL apt to bs miss Cd
vensure-DslseA PsregysDAer.
WIEN the baker makes his morning
rounds the roll call b in ordek-Bssses
4sittia Go st..~
oRPcRrux11iIs are like vacant lotn They
must be improved to DO prodtabla-E o.
Pieoysse.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

z The axiom that ''heat expands and cold
contracts' does mot apply to coal DEALERS
hA1la
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

wHu . PHOTOGRAPHER. goes to - h
doesn't fed q home AnyWAess bot = n
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

HuERs Of wood-house- painters; drawers
water-marine axtistA -Bosfbs Couviev.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

THx,x n . big difference between 9ess
On wen in life and getting well on n mo
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

1HE differences between m aivance agent
and barber il said e y that ono p ans
ahead and the other ID . head oCentcr.-
Bostas Bmfsin
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-02-25

DoN'r run against . chimney sweeper;
he's liable to bring SCOT sgainst you-Lessil
ClxeM. 49, sest -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-01
Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF H SIIs, JIJSI.
- fo'A Time Table Of september H. 1883 v.-.

OrNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
I 20 EooT or LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
- fN~- Time Table Of September III, 1928 -.
IN m for tastOn, Bethlehem, Allentown. Aauc8
Chunk R.adIng. Harrisburg. etc . .,,.. 30
Ak a m for Easion. bethlehem and Allentown
20 a. m. for Wilmington. Easton bethlehem Ausn'
town nauGn " fSr Pennington Mopatcong Essou
n Readns Harrisburg pottsys Tamaqus shsmokfns
s iSn; rS' Iewsburg WILLIAMSON, .u.,,
vlnsS Gsu fss T Reaalss hsrsSara etc
fSr saI sepsnSa Tsmsq1s sSsmokn 'aeA
Ch4nso M Tor bennington. Lake Hopatcong Esston-
Be.hl oo and 80 m for somerylIe and Pennington.
s Vy anu M for Easton bethlehem Allentown Msuet
Chunk. Feeding. Harrisburg ETC. On Sundays 81 $50
rs IL 10 ;iS 90 a. a. m Tor RED Bank Long B,nei
Xsbufy Park ocean Grove except SunaSy ROM fess
80 R'ys, e. ~s, PssTin sss LAKE
crSyo Ii BiI4 e &C. /, rs m 80 l. "a
'a, ox'S 5bSiH o3 5Sl E2g5 GEovr .,.
For LoN' FROM BnnSI PfEE S, \. '''
Atlantic Hgslapd RshcS s so 10 seaersns
r saes SSev s.s s E lSs
oce Sor I2segood Toms River Barnegas BIAS n
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Brook
Esqt' at 4 srN 40 p a. "a no no % 10 30 80
Trains leaving a. T. AZ III e. r. yo 4 80 20
ISL Ts ga az SsS BrOsd|ay 49, otave s54 west
iS5,h.st 1872 Fast l25th;st. New-York courtst $50
Fuitons ss Broadw az Eoo6yH vii; ,,u 70, and ,n..s
baggage froIh hotel or residence
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NEW.Y0RK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN ST.
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

pAssENUEH TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt aA0
Desbrosses sts. as follows:
so a. N. for Catasauqua and intermediate pointA
a M for Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester, BufAe
and the West aud principal local points Chair car -
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points ChaiP
car ~ Connection Reading and Harris
$40 D. m FOR Pittst0n and principal intermediate
pon,s. Chair L.. and Il. Junction
40 d. m for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg Chair car "
Mauch Chunk.
D. m. Geneva Lyons, Elmira, Rochester. Buf-
falo and the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
N, d. m for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at s a m, p and 40 p con-
meet points Mahan0y and Hazcton coN regtonA-
SUNDAY TRAINS
A. N. for Mauch Chunk Hazeton and intermediate
points
d. IN. for Geneva Lyons, Elmira, Rochester, Bus.
,alc and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
49, General Eastern Office. 2S5 Broadway
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Ncmsp bIirations.
III YIN 4 z II 4
FOR OCTOBER
CONTAINS

AN ENGLISH DEER-PARK. BY Richard Jenefies
illustrated by Alfred Parsons and Bryan HOOK.
MEXICAN CAMPAIGN. Concluding chapters Of
The novelette, by Thomas A. Janvier.
ARMY HOSPITALS AND CASES. BY Walt Whit
man from memoranda made in 1s63'66
FRONTIER TYPES A graphic descriptive paper BY
Theodore Roosevelt; illustrated by Remington.
A STRIKE A shor: story by Maud Howe
TIE NEW POLITICAL GENERATION. BY Ed
ward p Clark One-thrd Of the voters oil To-Day were
born since the outbreak OF the war"
CHRISTIANITY THE CoNsERvAToR OF AMERl'
CAN CIVILIZATION suggestive paper by G. s.
Patterson.
TIT, ToNsK FORWARDING PRISON. In George
1epnan,s series OIL Siberia and the Exile System de-
scribing prison built to accommodate 1000 IN whch
500 prisoners confined at the time OF MI KEENAN,
visit illustrated
EMMA LAZARUS. biographical SKETCH with
frontspiece portrait
AMERICAN MACHINE CANNON AND DYNAMITE
CUNs BY Lieut.. w. II. Hamilton. illustrated
AN 1DyL OF "sINKIN' MoUNTIN" A short
story By H. s. Edwards illustrated by Kemble
RrRD MUSIC: Songs Of the Western MeadowLsrk
BY Charles y. Allen
THE LINCOLN HISTORY. BY Messrs. Ncolay and
Hay Lincolns relations with McCellan-the Pemnsuaf
Campaign etc. An exceedingly interesting instalment
ORR NATIONAL MILITARY SYSTEM. Plans for
more general system Of military educauothe Voiuhecr
militia etc., etc BY Gen. A. V. Kautz u s. A. COL
Il NJ Rice Gen Geo. w. Wingato and others
POEMS by T. w. Higginson Emma Lazarus, Harriet
Prescott spoford, r. U. johnson and Others
TOPICS OF THE TIME The American Volunteer
Sbuip H. sheridan-The Amenities Of Potcs-Manual
Training.
OPEN LETTERS. Lincoln as a Military Man-Low-
cll's Recent wrtngs-Lectures on American History
FIFTY rucks instead One" The Right Man for Our
Cburchn-~ Aunt Martha" Grayson-Lord Bacon and the
Vail Telegraphic Code
BRIC-A-BRAC "Torm'-Bailaoe Oh besce0hi"s-
little Mamma
Price - a year; 35 cents number All dealers sell
A. Issued on the first day OF the month
THE CENTURY CO., New-York.
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RAILROADS..
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAILROAD.
ON and afIer September .. trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATlON.

on and after september % trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger station In America,
is a. M Rochester and Montreal Express uaNlns,,
room cars to Saratoga. Pattsburg' aud Montreal "So "
% SO a. M. FAMOUS VESTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED, composed exclusively OF punos
for Albany, Utica Syracuse Rochester buAa'o
Fails Erie Cleveland Indianapolis and Toledo arriving az
Connects at Albany for Cooperstown: ,,,, ~
40 80 Chicago Express for Niagara f1lis ID
Chicago for Cooperstown and North Adams GAVIN
room cars TO Canandaigu1. Rochester, ana IAc""e'N
iii 80 a. M Western New.York and Northern Express
for Lake George. KuIand hsenhstoh .sor'h
Adams. &c. Drawing room cars 70 Troy am SsiaogG
80 p. M. Saratoga and Utica Special with drawing
room cars Troy and
a D. m, Accommodation to Albany and Troy Connects
for WILLIAMSBURG North Adams, and Intermediate points
OIL a. ms Fast Chicago Cincinnati and ST. Louis Ex-
oaSo and Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis St Louis
Detroit aud Chicago with sspns 2na an9g ea'S s.rv
Plattsburg and Montreal VA Rouse Point
and via Adams, also ottawa VIA ~ NDdhs anu oaht
da Atlantic Hallway and TO syracuse ami Cantndaigu1 daily
o D. IN. Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 q. m.
Buyafc . IS =. m. and Cleveland :2o p m po..o.
ter Bunao Niagara Falls, Toronto cleveland; Gin
cinnati Indianapolis ST. Louis Detroit ana Shieaso
fsands yia Utica d5iy except Saturday also
H. mlanicnt Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
Lake Georbe. Pattsburg. Loon Lake, saianac Lake
Paul Smiths &C., also FOR Sharon springs ana Coop,is-
ticket, a.d eaee "a drawing room ana sleeping cars on
sae a. Grand Centia station tl5 % ana w brOadway
y Park place, 1 Battery place o. Ws5 l2sth'st, and
Fulton Sta, Brooklyn. ond 10 lth.st. Williamsburg.
Mestcotps fNpicss calls for and checks baggage from
Hiin1 dav Others daily except sunday. tssop at
isshs station e take w pasSeIisss 1s N95h aTd West
General superiatenient General Passenger Agent
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II RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4o1. s17

II RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices 4OI, 3I7.
~ ~ and 99I Broadway, LOB IL Bowery Isl westss.
York 32l and 1913 Fulton-st, Brooklyn; lO7 broadway
Williamsburg; corner Newark and Hudson sts Hoboken:
and New Station, Jersey cry where Tickets Parlof
transfer Of baggage be obtained Express trains
leave 2Sdst minutes earlier than time shown from
daily Day Express, buffet drawing-roo coaches
70 Buffalo, Pullman sleeping coaches Hornellsye 70
10 80 M week days Delaware Valley Express parlor
ear To Blnghamton OwegO, Elmiri and Corning
p; m, daily, Chicago and ST. Louis LimeiS solid
lao Niagara Falls, Cleveland Chicago Cincinnati ana
S. Louis no extra charge Tor fast tme
coaches to Bnehamton 6~egc EmIra' Roehestsr. hui
. flo, Cincinnati aud Chicago
KY 50 SS 10 . D. q e nsSs
Passaie s. 10 e,S 90 a. m so 20 + IN q
70 a. m II noon; fAS 8. !. s. 80. 80 :
rale SSS 2 n AS y o~'sa 80 80 10 80 M u
$50 $50 $40 80 40 80 05 ' 10 go sa1
L a 5lss SuSasS g. IS 70 20 80 m p ~
Newark md Paterson VIA Newark-S :I5. so 80.
rs sc u isS a. 10 20 80 20. $50 90
Eidscyo9d aea Ssaerg.,, t;as $50 $50 10 80 a. M
- night n ACo O. HliscwSoa, 80 a. m. 5 20 3 m
Norss;s ana nae tsjoss ~ 80 y night 80 90
S ss az J. m 10 IS 81 R
cOsE S@aas g. g So 3 10 80 $3.50 80 NO.
$50 N, sunday as 30 m. 30 p M N.
SIG. ,So J'So % m Sundays AS 80.
Express ,raina iron. tho West arrive In New.York A
" j. NJ 4 traai and 'O'Zo p H. FARMER
"ehl supI General Passenger Agent
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

Train, leave West a3d:ss station = ios.s .nA -
minutes earlier from foot q Jay, st. SS OFT
yra noss Bafao Roekeste Suspension Bridge Nj
agafs Fails 5i5, . IS g 90 g ;15 p NJ
Ri iiss .i1 aGse S casl xlDany rs 'fiA
% IS lal III 80 a. m, ~ 100. 900, - 10 m
Csanston' 5, West Point, Cornwall. Newburg, Ban
Il is . So 10 rs. al II 80 M 90 90 10 10
Il liz as o. IL, and 100 IL Crdnstons Cornw&s
Newburg -. a On ~ ~
Her london % IS a. nv 90 3 rs O.
rontO 90 a. IN 10 20, g 10 m. Nil. r,......
Elegant seepngca for Buffalo. Niagara Sai~ Devo'A
Dsy tDay except SATURDAY osheS tFsns asiy
tonp "a, ii 20 a. M. (s 40 IN Hoboken, West Shore
station Sa - I line DaIor or seep.ng-car
modsdioSs or Information apply at Offices Brookyn-33s
UshIngton.st 73O Fulton Annex once foot u ful
New YORK City-SG3 7s5, 942 Broadway. 1853 L2
Pnuery 10 PARK and West Shore Stations, loot oe
Wsst 55i.st foot Of Jay-st, N. X; 49,, $1,000. -.
MesSSvs' 80 5hnceS L. T.. LAMBERr,
noisS vsnSerbtaye General Passenger Agent
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- HORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
~ Boston, Newport and the East Expross leaves ANA
central S, station a. 10 100 a. m and 800 Tor Watch
Boston 900 p M Limited Express for Newport Prov.
port Providence Boston-dsly psiacs Pnrior ~, ~ -
Sleeping Cara " destination. ' WIZ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-01

fEDEpUBLlCAN CAMPAIGN TEXT
EsBOoK" issued by the Republican National ' b,s Com
Of he United states Senate an octave pa1h from ne
Sybnne we will forward the book postage paid on
seceet OF the price. The following are the cohtehls'
National Platforms
National Platform Analysis
TariT History Legislation and Votef
isritish Free Trade Views
Rsnents Of Protection 10 the Farmer
Ilene6fs Of Protection 10 the Laboreh
i,nrroteced Labor in Europe. , a..
nemocrat.c Friendship for chinese LABOR TOT
Forty Yf ncmesead Policy Of the Republican Party.
N Land. ToifeitLfcs, etc 49, A..
~ i,cnsions Byuntics. with RECORD OIL t0tes III
SoIE5 'nemoeratc Hatred o. Union Soldiers
civil Service Reform.
Democrsuc Rasoality In once
* The Fisheries and Retaliation; w.t.. p,,,,.
Statistical Tables i"p"'"'-' 49,
Debt Foreign Trade. etc.
II. Addenda. A., .,d,,g thu National
,insn ronmittee 10 circulate this anmspe lvhs n
he most xtended malpeI ~ taking ofaer I'VE VIC w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-01

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ raias leave chambeis st station week day: tos
= 90 20 10 90 and II 80 rs, 3 80, :00
4 so 80 :4O 9 40 90 10 80 p M ~ nidnishI
SATURDAY special u as noon, Additional trains to
Cres,kin and way . 40 a. aud o 80 D. m.
'Ior Manuel. Spring Valley, Monsey and Tallmana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-01

TRAINS FOR BOSTON
New-York and New-Ensland
and
New.YOrk New Haven ana Hartford Roads.
Leave n EW- YORK 10 A. Nj, 8 T. NJ. IL 80 p NJ
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