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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-06
THE GREEDY Beers.
Some of tho Discouraging Results Of the
Transvaal Rebellion.

Some of tho DtscOuragfng Results OF tho
Transvaal Rebellion.
Some think that they are excellent
pioneers in new country. They adj
vance into native territories. killing
tho people by thousands, enslaving
women and children. robbing them Of
all their lands and cattle. and occupy
ing their country. with no ulterior
benefit to themselves or others, but
merely rs field for further cruelties
and spoliation of native races, so that
he country may be cleared of them.
but not for civil cation or improving
the country. because they leave dark
spot wherever they settle from the
ruthless cruelties they perpetrate upon
unoffending and innocent peopl'.
Are they. then. good pioneersP
All the sophistry in the world can
not make it right To murder,
enslave and rob innocent human be-
ings living on their own lands, who
have done no harm. and have as much
right to live and enjoy their own as
any other people, black or white. that
hey should be so ruthlessly treated
by men who profess Christianity and
to be God-fearing people is an
anomaly, and can not be tolerate by
just and upright people like the Brit
Ish Nation. The English
people have hitherto been looked upon
rs friends and protectors (of The ma
tives). and as one of them felt proud
Of my country. But since the Trans
vaal rebellion an its retrocession. an
Eaglishman is ashamed to travel in
the country. to be subject to the taunts
# the chiefs and people at the boasted
honor of England. = 7t0entu five Years
in Wagon. by Andrew a. anderson
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-06
INFERIOR RUBBER,
Fraudu' ent Tricks Practiced by Dishonest
Shoe Dealers.

Shoe Dealers.
Rubbers supply Il favorite field fol
fraudulent propensities. Consumers
know little or nothing of quality from
appearance. The cheapest goods made,
if highly finished, may readily be sold
for the best. The best boot made is
known AS pure gum. Ranking next to
his, but still graded as first qualify. is
he best dull finish. But of the dull
boot there are, of course. as many
grades and qualities rs there are COM
panies making them. When wearers
come to buy them it is surprising how
many pure gum shoes some dealers
have, and how eheaply they sell them.
A few years ago II manufacturer, re-
markingupon this rather curious feature
Of the business, undertook to remedy
the evil. He ordered the '.dull finish
boots stamped mot pure gum" The
aad1ciouS dealers erased the first of
these words, and the remaining two
aided sales materially. Certain label
manufactut ers have done considerable
business printing and preparing paper
labels stamped pure gum" for the use
OF retail shoe dealers, TO be pasted on
their boots. We have heard that the
trick of substitutionis practiced by some
dealers. The shoes are selected, fitted.
paid for. it may be, and left to be de-
livered at the home of the buyer, OF
taken to another part of the store to be
pat up in parcel. During the latter
progress a cheaper and altogether in.
terror pair. same size and width, are
nat in their place for those purchased
we should hope, for the credit of human
nature, that swindling of this bolG
nature was very rare. Shoe and Leathe;
Reporter.
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Consideration for others In the

-Consideraiion for others Is the
iouA datioa of good breeding.
No man can truly feel for the poor
without feeling in his pocket.
We can not conquer a necessity
but we can yield to it in such way
as to be greater than if we could. :
Hannah More.
The noblest characters are thos q
VINO have steered the life-vessel
through stormiest seas. A bed of d own
never nur'ured great soldier vet
Macduf.
fashionable phraseology becomes
less and less elegant if more expres S.
I've and has lately revived some SLANG
That gentle people hoped had been for,
gotten.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-06
CARL DUNE.
The rsusonlc sage ,- T,;I.

The Tsutonic sa.. M,
II ! had a lesdle pov ~.
year oldt to come ind y, a00uds
IN q. DER eafnings und ask M = :, n Y
~. shIory. ! should hug him in ~ Z ~ 4
my arms und pegin. - '0p tH
''veh. once upon som..,..
vas a leedle poy who VIA.
shteais sugar ind prese, =, oadt
sei's lies und runs syhsv.' q, saa
oy eafrybody points III sns.! I
'poy and says hs dian q hssa ! !. ~
gallo gallow r.. Dot poy's ladder dss \
down his head NIT shame ss. =. Y
mndder cries all der time. n, Wy
troubles You neaier sse. WV W. y
Gay when dis badt poy goes ~ M
rob an oldt womans who ,;ss ~ ssial "a
in der woods he falls down m /. =, y, y 81
preaks his leg, Dot makes ~, Aas
,hodr - ouu' una pc afraid. het, u
oody comes to help him. II N.Y. H.
dot a big bear NIT two l y RI's
comes oudt Of her den in a. Nm &.
vhalks oop to dot badt poy md nj l
/" .Vhell, who you yhasi -
".l vhas Peter Bad, X
"'und how vhas it you come \. i
~ vhas going to rob al NJ "
womana' 49,, w. Y.
Children, come here,' SAYS d, /,
bear to her cubs; und when a., n
come aroundther she says sOm, ~ "
t-~- ~ like yon to. know how !, NJ
Dis poy first tells some lies t. ii. n
der; den he shteals some swe,,.. N
and shugar like a tief; den he roe, h h
init some badt poys und shteal, A.
und peaches; den lie shteal, e, 4
money from his mudder. Poot, !.
he vhas a robbcr, md hal some NJ,
looking for him. If you doan' NJ
some bad poy Will come to a bsits
shust look here. 1t yhas shut
a true ash gospel dot der weeked ,
: pies doan' lif out half DER days,
dis poy whas good he doan' wan,
= rob SOMEBODY; il he doan' want To-
somepody he doan' come. here
!; preak his leg. My children, dis Vi,
- sadt warning to you dot ter Via
. der transgressor vhas hardt, und
fall to und we shall eat him OOH
70 ,ick his pones so clean as a whistle
% "Und der bears eat him oop7'
eyes. s
:, "'Und he vhas deadt?'
." Z" yes
"'Und his mudder und ladder
infer see him AGAIN.
Meier again."
~t ind some tears came nit my
po!'s eyes und he creeps little
On to ne. und may be der seed SOW
al hismind mid dot leedle shtory
a. roo, peter dan all der sermons he
ne cafe hear.-DetrOtt Free Press.
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A First-Class Agent.

St Paul Ctizen--So you are an In
dian agentp
Indian Agent--Yes, sir.
Hard to get along with them, ain t
itp'
90 70; not il you know how to
handle thcm."
You don't give them whisky, l sup
poseP'
Not drop. l do all the drinking
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"A dreadful story Is toia u sr,ls
ian of Los Andes. He had ~
against neighbor. and when .s '
pox recently appeared in the nstuIs
he obtained a number OF dr'ee p ooeo.
and put them inside Il plug Of W. ',s X
which he placed where the peOr ns;shS
hated were likely to see it. Inv ,. a h
bors found it. made cigarettes "' .itsr.
and smoked them. A few dss' s an
ward smallpox broke out in we n one d
and with such virulcnce thai ~ ., a. al
the family escaped. The fena ~ w. dsy,
tackled with the disease a Jew ,..sias
afterwardh and died after CUM
his crime. ,,.hlt
A good many of the unvn a,ly re
reports which appear frelaen".c,o th,
specting the tendency oil lnuiaa ,snersl
educated in the East. to des oueb
after returning to their home1e, eners
to be silcnced by a letter o. - india
Armstrong, who says OF twenty HanI
students who went back FROM thi
ton to their Dakota rcserVa.Y's. s
all but three are doing vetc wa ", a,
laborers and mechanics, VIM - j
independent farmers. A capS sidel,
5. Infantry denies statehie"s .,ausl
printed, that any Hampton INA ov
had part in the recent Ar'N'
break. - Conqreqatioaaiisf. Al
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i COMMEMORATE START.
The scheme Of Bride Who Wa VI
ternined to Have . Peaceful Homs

The scheme of . Bride Who Wa
ternined to Have Peaceful Hons
Whn Mr.. and Mrs. Callboard
turnel from their wedding jourN
they sttlcd right down to houseke
ing. Happier doves never nestledh
fat, and Mrs. Callboard determlnfdi
make home happy for Charley from
start. 10 future misunderstood.
should aise in their domestic arrans
ments, i her wisdom and tact eoEi
prevent. When they sat down TO tia
first maa Nellie helped him 70 4
Opaque slab of something aboutan
thick, that fell on the table with am
sickening thud. There is some hens
made bread like your mother used I
make, Charley. dear" she ~
sweetly. II learned how to make y,
solid cirle of roller composition aroa1
the middle of the loaf when views
stoppingat her house last weekihh
should ever want a change | can NM
bread w,iter than snow and llsn
than sea BAN, but this is the Kina v
mother makes, and l thought !
might like it the first day to keep !
from getting homesic That I
cake" she added, seeing him tn0usl
fully endeavoring to indent WIN /.
fork a dark brown pyramid Oh s'N
concrete, sis q cake SUN
your aunt Ellen used to make y
the prescription from her. aon !.
it myself, but it is said to be harm'
if not taken to excess. These irrs y,
fragments of leather betting are 10.
nuts, like those your grahainv
makes; she taught me now " |
them, and l had a coroner's perm
make these. Those CHASTITY remain :. J,
the platter are all that is iei' y
holocaust; that is a chicken -
after the favorite prescriPtion y !,
sister Jane. And this, Chafley' y,
she continued, pouring out a c0a a.,
liquid, not quite so thick as Wv
souri, river. but far more oooroa', .
is coffee like you used to ge' y. Va
l make all these things soihe"A'
ferent for myself, and Will use n h'
recipes, as a rule, after ms ~ y,
time you want things as you :"
have them at home, DEAR ! 70
every prescription in the P 7. :"
peia, and don't you forget ~
he didn't. That was TWEEN!
years ago. and not one OF the 80 ;:
Callboards can remember ever y
heard their father so mucn rs sh ~
the doughnuts his grandmo'Ips,,,,
to make when he was . boy
in RrOOkL1i,, EnOIe
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-06

Wakefield. the scene of Gold
smiths inimitable ct, ry. is at last tc
become the seat of q bishopric. The
needed sum. &7S5. 900. which Is to be
funded as an endowment has been re.
ceived. and this. with SIS. 600 year
taken from the See of Durham, will
pay the salary Of the new prelate
DR.. Carpenter. now Bishop of Ripon
u likely to become the first Bishop o.
Wakefield.
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Very Considerable.

well, john" said old man Jordan
to his young friend, you have Just
married. l hear"
Yes sir" he answered., with a
spring morning smile; lust u month
ago. and / want you to 60 up to dinner
with me to-day"
Have you got cookP"
NO"
well. my boy. s'pose we go to q
restaurant this time. You must re-
member had young wife once my.
eel" ~ Teros Stftinga
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-06
THE ND


tau CNH"
uthwest coast
coaching it a v
&ounted guard
nments of tn
I'VE to show We
lis before he II
a the way to
llage is passed
the operative
acture Of nitro
q street OF q
on the thr
ich inclose N
tance from t
shed where
liking nitro-
ence. Bef !
viewer, he
tch, chain, n
ticle Of
hut him. III
caution is p(
fall Of even
lining a g
kht be atten
les have to b
ched there il
two parts o.
~ Of the fan
n above the
and whom
acid the col
cerine is
ration is, !
! cate one.
|vorkman, up
pnsibility OF
much glyc1
acids at
nature Of tn
degrees Fla
plosion will
6 operative
Drnlometer;
in keeping
The mixture
ogrees below
aided som
ter, which
~ compound
~ will gain
pFecautions.
Narrative is
lowers one sid
W. whole o.
Tough a 81
y about an ev
explode ere
until it reachd
The sectond
Informed cl
W4ter, which
II Is then put
\ and conveyed
wooden huts
stance of the .
the nitro-gly
related that
slip in the &C
! but; he m
nary sense Of
M instant &
fragment of
cred for de
hrough ,thd
ture of til
peculiar
new sub
mite. TIL
% along she
cartridges by
being youn
curious of til
works are tho
Ing water Is
the detonati
was not disc
dnv attempt
1 May-tiy.
the pond bic
sell hundred
unhnrt- TX
nov, Satur|
Tor cleaning
ment. and
lilierately b
congratulat
through the
ger Is apt I
andSonly to
again at thu
failed, how
ptecaution1
those who
v4rE hazard
ton of the
by 4 peculi
orel mark
pretense, y
The womd
bathing d
] wpfkman
s. A4d reclotl
Is bon The
Die sma
4 the FIJI
j where emo,
s blow up a
| itself is a
! fluid. slig
- readily so
u fRvorite W
ha ing it in p
10 glycerine
hs haps the d
II A94 ever
W ShihS
III 4 propert
found it a
pactoris,
Cbi n,ents of |
"a nd, MI
~, Y, Cain
: ' '.0 Aond- abs
: The
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-06

IND some tears came NIT my leel
po!'s eyes und he creeps = little clos
to ne, und may be der seed sowedl
hismind mid dot leedle shtory tai;
oospetter dan all der sermonsh he sa
cafe hear.-Detroit Free Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-06

RocOrlS, |
n,ents of !
''''efE
ls-cainI
Aond-
ne 1
tied the
h,rses.
Fifty
drank i|
testivitieI
SThel|
build a RI
valley, n|
vious fail
|IR-T'he
Known Il
h to be-
Swiss CD
snNation'
'-Tlie|
! tho King
visit Ems
sof being
Is erdaugl
lille
= Triton il
an enthl
Of a,nat(
Ilnteti \
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-08-31

In my profession as detective |
have often been asked if | believed in
the virtue of circumstantial evidence.
In every instance l have replied in the
affirmative. While the profession
may make a man hard-hearted an1
anxious to convict, it is nevertheless a
certain fact that complete chain of
circumstantial evidence against a
criminal will settle his ease sooner
than half dozen respectable witness es.
Lawyers can browbeat and confuse
witnesses, and the veracity of witness
can be slurred or impeached, but when
you strike against circumstance it is
not 80 easy to step over it or explain it
away.
Many years ago, when / was a
young man of eighteen, l ran away
from my uncle, to whom | was appren-
ticed. He had farm near Liverpool,
Medina county, Ohio, and he was a
man who had not one jot OF pity for
or mercy on man or animal. His wife
lived in mortal fear of him, and look
from him would make his children
tremble. Our family liyed hundred
miles away, and we knew little OF
nothing of Uncle Jabez. He came ou,
on visit, seemed to take a liking to
me, and he gave my father one hun,
dred dollars to apprentice me for three
years. liked farm work, and as Uncle
Jabez was on his good behavior while
visiting US, was by no means oppos
ed to the arrangement. No sooner had
we arrived at his home than he became
a tyrant and slave driver. wss over
worked, half-fed, scolded and NAL
treated, and one night after promise
of "good licking" in the morning,
tied up few personal effects and
dropped from chamber window and sci
out for Cleveland. Uncle Jabez was
man who would demand his pound o,
flesh and more. If l returned home h,
would follow on and make me a cap
tive. AS soon as he missed me he woul(
raise great hue and cry over the coun
try, and l felt that my only safe cours,
was to reach some large city and los
myself in the mass.
| The farm was twenty-five mile
from Cleveland. could have wake,
the distance in seven hours, as il was
cool autumn night and the roads wer
good, but for the first ten miles l di,
not dare use the highway. Team
| were coming and going, and farmer
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-08-31

hood, complete in health, strength and
endurance. Their wholesome remedies
are reproduced to this later age, in
Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla and
Warmers "rippecanoe.'
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-08-31

Saratoga Belle-You would scarce
ly believe it, Mr.. Oldboy, but the lady
seated near the open window has over
POO dresses.
Mr.. Oldboy-Is it possible9 Why
doesu't she put one of 'em on6" Rich
ieid Ne,os.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-08-31

LOG CABINS can hardly
be considered handsome or
elegant, but they were fit
babitations for the rugged
spioneers of America. Our
ancestors were rugged
uoaoi mana nf aoIIo ,.,o,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-08-31
OIROUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE.

GROVER CLEVELAND,
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 23, 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20

same timo last week 1920 head. Consigned throsgh u
carlo,ds 90 which New-lork; on sale eatioaus
market weak. choice Shioping - 10 % ~ 49,
~ noHrs 800 head Iota LOT Wv
week thus "a. 900 head For samo umo last wees
heat signed through D cnrloz's OF VIM .
Nrw.York; on sale carloads all Lambs GOOD 10 .ho'oe
Western Lambs IS OOd5 Is; Canadii n Lanos - so~
% 20. 49,. -, --... ,.- ,,.
20 1875 head Consigned through 20 carloads 10 o. M"Vn -, "
New.York; on sale ~ market steady l.cht liss
80 10 as 80 81 35G so Selscte Workers 80 ov
IS Selected Medium weights 81 1896 ~; Exra ~ W
rs Houg IS 10 as 75: stays 81 2514 40 all oher'"s
taken.
CHICAGO. Union stock Yarl, sept 10 The Droper.
journal Cattle Receipts 10000 mead shpmons
5000 head Market lower. Beeves 30 1896 30 STEERS
5Odj 30; stockers and Feeders 81 ~ PSI ~;
Bulls and Mixed ~ 2503 90; Texas Catte - oV~
IS IS: Western HANGERS 80 1904 10. 800 .,
Hogs-kccclpts !4.OJo head shipments ooV MAJ
lower. Mixed sc 0odG 90. Heavy ~ loao W. Ls"'
IS 7OdG 30 Skips SO 7j65 60. oooo .,xo,
sheepKeseips 5000 head rhpmens 2p ~ vssps
Natives Inferior to Prime 81 1Oa3 30 "ese,n
shorn IS 25as3 Texans shorn 5. 1908 %; Lan''
81 OsGo 10
ST. LOUIS Sept. l9cane Receipts sss shpme 81, .
LAO: market SLOW Choice Heavy Native steers -
IS 80 Far to GOOD Nauve steers 81 2oao 10 sns
Fcr,crs Fair 10 Cool 81 2n03 90; Rangers Cornic''
IS 5Ua co: Grass-f-d 81 20 80. s
nogS-i Receipts 25i4 shipments 245; market r n..p
Heavy Butchers selections 80 45db 90 fa'n.
ing. Medium Prime 81 3oa6 So Light Grades oro~A'
10 Best 80 1905 35 ,. ., .ov
Fair 10 Choice 80 20 al 30.
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THE STATE or TRADE

sALrrxonr Sept ls-Cotron quiet Midtling 10Y alone
TC steady Howard street ant T E.s.Tn 40 q os
IS 90 civ Mills supcrhuc ~ 80 o. Extra DO IS 4oe3 go
i GS sO Passas 8 90 quiet steady
En winter Rea spot ss o3sc d. september
s. Do October Gd scasT no. %sn s. see
Yellow IS 5Oa wesiern quiet aud scalv MlIsd spot
a. se,1e and .T ssnisrn sS o
wes,erH - Witt SsSsSs wi pI,m.
que steady PRIME to so, GSOs sc T ;S
PORK go "a Bas@sa sn0na,' and Clear c,sa S
s ,Ss pacseH Ham. IS 4c LSTH Tsanea lie batter
Steady Western pacSei I5a7c; Creamery q agse Eggs
ar n RIO carsoc Dir i5sgi5ts saga; nrn, "A" .o
s q ~ Flour per ton Ia g. Grain Sab
oal. 10000 bush RYE go busn shigment.- Floar
200 bush. Cora 1000 busl saes-waest 100000 bush
GU BUrSILo. seDt la-whsatSo. Hard dull Int firm
p srS OF 0d No Sorefn Fl o. wiOtcr Wheat iar
demand 81 Z. SSer Fs; SS % s Milling Rcd
Track Corn qaiet and weak 80 Yellow ! .ais
ts si: api SS and :ss'oS; e. white
Fqr r@ 90 sPTns pi'' am ses
os, mo ' steady, Mi-od strong scaay isis
steady Wheat A. Corn $50 He9eP ooo our. ''v s,
5000 Barley 10000 hush shipments ey 20 sr ,ao
rns. Canal bns Corn 100000
BOSTON. Sept 10 steady; Spring Patents g 75a
5ssa59c oats quiet sieao; New 10 e and nnt,ord
nutfer-FInest grades firms lower GRADES dull and un.
changed Extra Creamery 23D2ic Eastern Extra
Creamery BE Cheese quiet and unchangei Eggs hrn !
Easicrn Extras Gle Michigan Extras l9G l94c western
E,rsfs Rece!ps-Fiour 1909 Dds ana 30 SACKS
corn 5g $50 bush OATS - 900 bush shorts $50 tons
cfycrsxAu. Sept. i9.-cotion steady Flour nrmsr
Family s IS % 90; Fancy - 2jai 10. Wheat strong
,n Z Iicd AT soc. Corn - Tie market was quiet and
easier: M . Mixed Mt Sc oats steady; No Mirsa
ar DC rive firm No . 56c PORK quiet al Slo o.
i,rI guiet NJ go Bnlkmetts and Bacon quiet. nrm
smart rims 40 20 short Clear $40 312 Wi-key steady
sales Of 2l2 barrels nnished goods On the bal, OF IA
Batter easier; Fancy Norlhwestern creamery -l@3-e
Prime la,ry Roll n l4dl5c. sugar 3teaiy Hari
Refined 7s,9sisc; New. orleans 696sc. Hogs active
common ami Light 50 90 20 So raoking anu Enotsrs
20 OOa6 SO. Receipts 2 $50 shipments 40. Eggs hrm
15dl5Lc Cheese steady Prime TO Choice Ohio FIAT
1I1sc Eastern exchange steady and unchanged Wheat
recepis 1900 bush shipments 5000 bush
DzTRoIT. sept l9.-wheat-Sa l whits. casn eAc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20
r FITCH VALLEY RAILROAD.

rAssENGEH TRAINS leave foot Of Cosuandt ana
Desbrosses SIS. as follows;
80 A. m. for CatasauQua and intermediate points
s N. for Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester, Buffalo
and tho West and principal local points CHAIR car 70
o. m. for TunxhanEock and Intermediate points Chair
car tc Tunkhannock Connection W Heading and Harris
burg. a.. ,,.... an. ,~,o.,o., ,........,...
points. Chair car 10 l.. and II: JUNCTION
D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate polntA.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car to
D. IN for Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester, But.
faio and the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
10 D. N. for 1.aurays and Intermediate p)nts
Trains leaving az 8 ~ M l p m and 40 D. m. con-
meet for In Mahanoy and Hazeton egiona
SUNDAY TRAINS
q m for Mauch Chunk Hszlcton and inxIreliato
points.
40 D. n. for Copsy and intermediate points
D. IN. for Geneva Lyons. E,mfa, Rochester IuA
fac and the West Pullman sleeper % Lyons.
General Eastern Office. 2S5 Broadway
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Railrou0s.'

r Eoor n or fIBf.l;TY sIIlEEI, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF september IL. 1853
100 A. IN Eason Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
Chunk K.aing Harrisburg. etc
5:Ij A. m for Ea>ton. bethlehem and Allentown -
700 a. M for Remington. Laston. Bethlehem Allen
town ao NauG M far fcmncon Lake opacong Easton
Bethehcn Allentown Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre scran-
s SON, nry-' i.ewisburg, Williamsport:
D. IN for Eemington Eas9n Bethlehem Allentown.
3:45 p. NJ. for Eason Bethiehem, Allentown Mauch
Chunk Eilkesbarre. scranton 1amaqna. shamokin
4 80 D. IA. for Pennington, LAKE llopatcong fastor.
100 and $50 D. for someryille and Pennington:
SI5 n m for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg. ETC. On Sundays at $50
caisy 10 90 90 a. m FOR Red Bank Long branch
AsbuTv PARK ocean Grove. except sunday Point Pleas
ant Parior cars AT 10 IL 10 d. nI' ioo o;'V' 80
D. isis. a. m. 80 80 p. m. for Tarmingdae LAKE
a. H. / 80 p. m. for Beach Haven. ATLANTIC
g. dS0 sun S acsO H. no E % A%bog 49,
For LONG f PNANf FIE Gu ! \ GROVE etc.
For Atlantic iIis6iSnds Highland Beacn seabrIghs
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch, $50, 10 io a. M,
For Eberon Xs6ury PARK ocean Grove. etc. rs
a. m., s:i5, 5 p. M sundays except Asoury Park
For lakewood Toms River and Barnegat. Si5 D. m.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
n9T'c AZ suNbAYs at !" a. M & 30 - S0 m "V
Trains leaving as 4. AZ, II IN $50, T. 80 80
1e p m, have connection for Reading Harrisburg Potts
ieket; Pares Car seats Be proeuei = as
Eai iiiair't IS hroadNay BrSOkya e'a",
York Transfer Company VIII call for ana check
baggage from hotel residence.