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finantial.
d DESIRABLE INVESTMENT BOND.

We offering the bonds OF a railroad, built BY d. G.
COrbn business principles, for cash IL Is line Of
miles connecting the nayigabh head waters OF the
Columbia River and the Capatian Pacific Railroad with the
Northern Pacific Railroad Spokane Falls. In the
state Of Washington. opening up g9Sd farming country
ing the bonds Is first and the only Lien and
standard road steel rails. with cent
grade and valuable terminals ~ acres in the city OF
Spokane Falls besides those a. Little Dalles on the
Columbia RiycD, and rolling stock OF the best quality.
They bonds OF the Spokane Fails and Northern Railway
Company cent 90 year coupon bonds principal and
Interest payable In gold The President H. X. Thurber
the Treasdrer, Hon, Alfred {. Chaplin. The New-York
office 1872 Broadway, where further information
wanted may be obtained Only limited number OF bonds
will be sold at par and Interest.
GRANT BROTHERS,
% BROADWAY.
TURNER, MANUEL 81 co.
31 WALI-ST
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~ railway Denver property and mortgages. H.
SHORT, IS Willian-st
ID EAL ESTATE LOANS.
INVESTMENTS.
CHARLES o. BROWN,
no. SO La SALLE-sTr CHICAGO ILL,

offers excellent opportunities for and reliable IN
Vestmcnts IN sums Of One thousand Dollars aud upward
having . % Z per cent No boom has Chicago In
real estate since the hre but conservative. heathfui
and marvellous growth has been Id
is real offered At all comparable low valuation
thereby making loans investments OF this the
most desirable, safe and remuncraive.
Persons associations seeking investment for fund,
I'm any amount have them placed where will be
absoutely safe ana where they win rs great A
return to-day be gotten with entire safety Of prnc
pal. Correspondence solicited.
Refers by permisson p the following gentlemen:
HON. ZENAS CRANE, President Plttsaeld National
Bank and ManuiactWer Dalton Mass
W. Il. PLUNKE1T. Esq. President Berkshire Life In.
sgIancc Company. P.ttsheld Mass
L. l. BROWN Esq, Manufacturer, Adams. Mass.
HON. III. J.. DAWES United states Senator. Pittsneld
Mas - 1870 fI
hon. RODNEY WALLACE, Manufacturer and Mem.
Der OF Congress. Iftchburg, Mass
HON. FRANCIS W. ROCKWELL. Member OF Congress
Plttsneld Mass
HON. J. ~ nUNHAM. President Springfield Fire and
Marty Insurance Company. Springfield Mass.
Massachusetts. and Vice President berkshire Life In
Company, Ptts1eld Mass
HON. ANDREW J. WATERMAN, Attorney General o.;
Massachusetts. Boston. MasA
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Mem Civilizations.

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RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY. ST. NOETH RIvEI.T

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT u I4 4s5e Il June N 49, igso RIVER
caG t1 sss sns T.sSs..
90 e. for c Pennington, EastOn, Bethlehem. Alien.
%sSEoT TsT @s c5S Sss TW9Rs:Ssg
ton Reading Harrsbgrg POttsvills, Tamaqua, Shanofn
TOO p m. Tor Fle%ingioa, Eas.op, Bethlehem, Allen.
Tn nsa'n os S Esaafs 1SS a.sss
Chang %4es 81 Fsm sG5ensSn Ta@a2as
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os g aa, 'n' not stop \
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49, g &c., q ssS ' sY 30 ,s
'''''' son $S$t aassHa PARE
n. Hss9a IS f. Il $S nh
Pleasant, sSs Es?Sn Sc o. 90 psf oSfsS $50 f f
For % Lakewood, Toms RIver and Barnegas 4:so m.
Y For ' Beach Haven Atlantic City, vineland and Bridge.
s 10 ss 80 h 0s sasas9 90 s.s,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
,nS T. and baltimore and Ohio T. r. leave foot Of
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p m. SUNDAYS, $50 $50 a. m H. is6. a:so. six
100, 80, IL 100 D. IN.
For Baltimore and, Washington, daily. at 80 III 60
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
ID Fast ExpTerrS, Trains va PH,I,kADEIPHIA' 70

cINCiNNATi sT louis AND CHiCAGo,
PULLMAN OAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave NEw.YORK, foot Of i;berIy.sI a. follows:
For CINCINNATI. 81 LOUIS, 9 80 a. M, 100 D. m
a. m, $50 =. M $40 p M 3;l5 p M, 100 y. ~
10 90 light. sunday, 80 a. m. 80, 80 8: l5
8 100 p. m. - 90 midnight.
Al trains stop Chester and Wilmington except rs
p. m.
For Tickets and Pullman Car Space call AZ b o.
Station foot ~ Liberty-st.
New.York Transfer Company viii call for and cheek
baggage from hotel Or residence.
j II ODELL, CHAS o. SOuLL,
General Manager Gen'l Pass Agent
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Hnanrial.

THE MERCANTILE TRUST CO.,
EQUITABLE BUILDING. NEw.YoRK,
Capital and Surplus, 3d. U,UUO
Ia legal depository for court and funds and for
Liberal RATES OBJ INTEREST
from dafa of deDoNt until date OF withdrawal.
The company also by law acts as executor Admins
TRAITOR guardian receiver, and trustee. as nsca anu
tr.t Ser agent and a. registrar Of stocks.
Fxceptional and facilities offered 20 reigious
and Institutions and to executors OF trustees
OF estates.
--TRUSTEES,-
LOUIS FITZGERALD. President
JOHN L. TERRY,
HENRY y. HYDE I Vice-Presidents.
EDWARD L. MONTGOMERY
HENRY A. HURLBUT, wHITELAw REID.
1fENRY q. MARQUAND, FRED. l.. AMES
RiTSSEII, SAGE JAMES STOKES
TmgENRY NJ Af,EXANDER JAMES W. ALEX AMBER,
SIDNEY DILLON, GEOK6E l.. HIVES,
TOuN ~ UIfNTI,R MARCELLUS HARTLEY.
2ErNS nay " CHARLES COUDERT.
III n ',SipDFN ROBB JOHN J. McCOOK,
AUSTIN CORBIN. ELBEEL Is MJN ,TI.pn
RICHARD IRWIN Jr, EDWhfsD A. ~ NJ ~, IN IHrSD'
INV R1 n WINsiOW WILLIAM l.. STRONG,
TiInM as N lITfAND Is. r.. RANDOLPH.
pRAYT0N IVES WIN. F. THOMPSON
WILLIAM II. CR0CKER -
HENRY C. DEMING, Secretary ana treasurer
CLINTON HUNTER. Assistant secreuy'
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Railroads.
II RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4O1. 81

l. RE RAILWAI.-Ticket Offices, 4 OIL, 317
H. ZIG d ss an. Bso'a 9s lSs BoFNs SEX
and $3$ BroC a lS7 BoadYay wa anS
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~ 5S5? AZ p az '6s rs . az 81 10 I 30
RuRsid ri sqnd a. g : 20 - = % 80
AL Il % e 60 sS .S S7 10 HSS5 49, i 2a
paisa 5S 3 30 "a o. 81 2S g. 10 70 91E
5:$7i9. 40. eG79 G:I5; 49, 49, . 1879 -
F'i'1 ;S 4s 91s 3s s. 10 80
Ar >, 3d. 80 8 81 6:45. 6 ;o7'9' oh' $780,
NesaE 80 SnS Fs5 q 5S S Va l? N p 55 go
s2S "a j. 10 = m s2:ssa'y's Sn9S "a ~
Rdsf 5o $o 4 a. 80 81 80 80 3. So $50,
! ys:3o 70 sc + r., 20 10 20 =, 80
s'ss o.! a'ia5 3 st' gl - ''
& F 3 - Esq., 49, s4 @t RaSr Gar
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Mddletown and Port Jervis 45 :52a. 10 80. a. m
/ 3 3 80, l. 80 80, g. 7. 8 80 p m.
Sunday local talhs main line, as, 15. 10 80 m.
ExpTss: trains ESg from west arrive so 7Ao m 55
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QtIsirnltlon


For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLLEGE ATIoNs.-woodbIidce School
u Special preparation for fall entrance and advanced ex
j. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS Phi. D., 80 Fast 45th-st
TUE BENTLEY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
81 ~ MA S525s3 1s;s, XE 0s55eT H.
fr'p'F'PPa m IA S9fEs sSiI@f ''n'0
circulars application janOr, N. Z. cor Madison
ave. and 56h-st
Pro- 17 fs LOPEZ y sQ BsS 16eI P Pre
Prepare for College or bushes. For Zee bnedcaries
sR to Sc ssS3 Fys D pg' eS SsTfa Further par
u near l2d-st 52i year primary, commercial and cass
p%KHS Il PncSas
WEST End SCHOOL 1ls West 3ss,st AIN, .no,1,,
gymnasium 1Di.'S'"'' '' CHESTER DONALDSON A. NJ
For Young Ladies-City.
A and oheri. - Rev Dr. and Mrs. GARDNEIsS School
FOR GIRLS, COZ shave Lady teacher wanted.
I n Y-Adyanced and Primary Departments, Certificate
admits TO Wellesley and other Colleges Unusual Cd
F ARB aea
MI ISIS PEBBLES AND MISS THoMPSoN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
% uG and sent 3, East S Sse Toa
bankers, 40 Wall-st
VAN -EQENAN INSTITUTE lFgugdeq 1850. HOME
on M R@ &m TAN fa ES'i rn Saf'
For Both sexes-City
A BUSINESS observation-disclosures writing
"a. arithmetic, correspondence spelling, grammar, ste
nography ,ypeTritieg ladies' delaFne9t DAY, evening
Canal uptown, lo7 w. Hth.st. COZ Broadway.
A -CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE; state
~ whether for boys girls city country r. j..
AVERY American School Bureau. . West 14th.st. n Y
Brooklyn.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. goth year
13s-140 Montague .st.-Boardng and Day School fol
Girls Reopens Sept %. College preparation Circulars
on application. most heartily commend this school
under the management" CHARLES Z. West LII. d.
ST. CATHARINE'S HALL.
Diocesan School for Young Lades and Children.
oS6 TO 292 WASHINGTON-AVE. BROOKLYN, L. l.
In charge OF the Sisters OF ST. John. the Evangelist
Rector, the Bishop OF Long Island Advent Term begins
september %. 1889. Pupils charged from date Of
entrance TO end Of school Terms per snnuu Eng.
Nsh, French German and Latin. $3.50 $500. Prepares
for colleges Boarders limited. Application be made
10 the Superior.
THIRD YEAR.
st. Catharines in tho Mountains Recreation School.
HOLDERNESS ". III.
Session from June 20 10 September 3. Terms $3.50.
no Extras.
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CINCINNATI, WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD

REORGANIZATION.
Holders OF the securities Of the Cincinnati Washington
and Baltimore Railroad, upon depositng their securities
with The Farmers Loan and Trust Company, No. 20
William st. New-York, VIII have the right. after the
new company which viii be thereafter organized on thu
teIms got forth in tine plan.
The right deposit will expire August 20, 1889.
Negotiable certificates will b. issued for the securities
deposited.
Copies plan, presenting full details, be OBJ
taned from the Famers Loan and Trust Company either
nenDer the Committee the Secretary
Charles W. hfhanp-u allgaIten 4 Co., IS Brold-st.
John II. DeltssJohn II Davis & Co., 10 Wall-st.
Edward X. BacOn-2 Wall-st.
Henry w. POor-POOr & GreenOdgh. SO Walst
T. Edward Hamblcton-Jno. A.. Hambleton & Co.. Balti-
more. Md
Frank Walsh Secretary, 9 Wall-st
Dated New-Iork, July is, 1889.
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For Boon Sexes-Country.

For Boon Sexes-Country-
A MooNG THE HILLS.
ana picture Of cHArfAoGX NOUN,
| A LLEGHENY COLLEGE.-74th year begins September
5 Thus Music, o,S cosr se Sw school
dIess the President Msadye Penn
N1r n.us Gh snd e AMR
for horoGsh and temsc edges!iOH to boys and girls
physical culture a conservatory Of Music and Art Of
high grade 10Th ksr 9D'9i 9 fSGk 3 NJ p
CLIINNTo:N. LInERAL INSTITUTE U9szcslled sqgp
sfa Sy a GIshN @
branches; II teachers; IFS MUSE pupils ISs0 artist
81 's ' S Fort n
sTDS:G iSo III HS AGA
en- iy o 0 ss or Eleven
Of obstruction, neludihF normal with training
sehool 300 Na, Opens Sepsne9 For i1S
East Greenwich. r j.
II ACXETTsTOwN. IN. ~ INSTITUTE has WIDE
Ladief college music art eleeaaea best SSiia!ns q
boades ladies' REUSED from hack of room FOR past eight
S G6Refl IL @HTESE3 g. fres idsS
sS $ca aet :! ra sgN edHtaaaa ace.
both SEXES Terms modSratc. hieG and Reathiui
'''''' "-'''''- THos. HANIoN D. D.. President
p oCKLAND COLLEGE, NyaexOnthe Hudson. Both
ssse N NRsFFi sept Mn p ssRa for
- oUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE. BRIDGE1oN. NEW
Pfpe o aST eeH SspeTSer or u.s.
French German Music Art Nii'aF Fs 1 81 p,ncDu
G2OO -MAPLEwooD INSTITUTE for both sexes
foVV' Concordville, Penn -l'reparatory, business,
courses; special 10 little boys highly recommended
JOS SHoRTLIDGE (Yale). A. NJ. Principal.
Boys and Young Men Country.
A CHOICE sCHooL.-shortlidge Media Academy, for
"A boys ana young m,n SWITHIN &. SHORTLlDGE,
oepha).
A SUMNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Newton N. j..
-. tnsuiute elevation 500 feet; study, recreation,
fsIpNg' Sadae horses ponies d9nkeys IA hours
J. WILSON. A. NJ, Principal
A LLXANDEE Military Boarding School
Principal o. r. WILLIS. A. NJ. Phi D.
u ACKWARD AND INVALID BoYS.-The undersigned,
~ az e1I ie1ced phy cian and teacher masses the
ana saeeS'oa 81 such boys specially Location unsur-
Address Dr. WILLIAMSON. New London, Conn.
II FITS ACADEMY, Stamford, CT 5Ist Year.
ID 1Ddlydqal training. Home Influences.
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE AND BUSINESS.
WIN. J. Belts. NJ. A. (Yale, Principal.
II oRDENTOWN IN. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE,
ID b .tvS N. and Phila. Solid foundations %
Eng Ae ,6s studies Ppei for College ssientnc
Lieut.. +. D. LANDoN, ComPt Rev. T. H. LANDoN,
A. NJ. Pti1.
" oYs' BOARDING SCHOOL Throggs Neck, West.
sepsc schools and PePs a Sent Tor college
crs1afs apply % 3 n HiXTkINGToS, A. 81. Principal
II URR aud BURTON SEMINARY. Manchester, Vt
- College Preparatory and English School location
lOgues address A. C. Perrin. PRINCIPAL
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For Both Sexes-City

A BUSINESS EDUCATION.-Bookk writing
a. arithmetic, corresDondehce spelling, grammar, ste
ali sumner PAiN%E's BUSINESS C6LLEGE So bow.
cry, cor Canal uptown, 1o7 w. &thst. cor Broadway
-CIRCCLARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; state
~. whether for boys girls; city country r. j..
AVERY. American School Bureau, West 14th-st. N Y.
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A RT AND LITERATURE LECTURES by Abb. Savage
"A and others. Rev DR.. and Mrs GARDNEl2S SCHOOL
FOL, GIRLS, COZ 5th-ave. Lady teacher wanted.
~ LASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS l 0Gl Madison-ave.
" N Y.-Adyanced and Primary Departments Certificate
admits TO Wellesley and other Colleges. Unusual I'D
yantaces for boarding pupils Reopens September 26th.
MISS NORTH AND MISS BARNES. PRINCIPALS
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THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. goth year
Il 13s-40 Montague st-Boarding and Day School 10
Girls Reopens SEPT. % College preparation. Circular
application 81 most heartily commend this schoO
under the management" CHARLES T. West LII. ID.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-08-01

OF USE In DIPHTHER1A AND CRoUP.-
w. r. White of Chester sends the follow
ing whose value he has tested: In re-
port to the French academy of medicine
DR.. DietholI stated that the vapor of
liquid tar and turpentine would dissolve
the tibrinOus tissues which choke up the
throat in Group and diphtheria. He de-
scribed the process of treatment as
follows: Take a teaspoon each of tur-
pentine and liquid tar; put them into a
til pan or cup, and set fire to the mix
ture, taking care to have a larger pan
under it as safe guard against the
spread of the flames. A dense resinous
smoke rises, making the room dark.
The patient Immediately seems to expert
ence relief; the choking and rattle stop;
the patient falls into slumber and seems
to inhale the smoke with pleasure. The
hbrinous membrane soon becomes de
tached aud the patient coughs up mic
robes, which when caught in a glass,
may be seen to dissolve in the smoke.
In tae course of three days the patient
entirely RECEIVERS. The remedy has
proved successful in many instances, and
houSeholders everywhere should boar it
IN mind. A prominent gentleman III
Charlestown, who applied the treatment
to his child, after the sufferer was given
over as incurable by his family physic
ian, suggests that before burning the in
gradients named. all such articles az
would be likely to be injured by the
thick smoke should be removed or cover
ed up closely.
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SUING FOR A LARGE SUM.

A heavy lawsuit was filed in the Sup
erior court yesterday by the First Ma
tional bank of Lima, O.. which seeks to
collect S23, $40 80 from a syndicate of
trust capitalists. 1t seems that about a
years ago several gentlemen formed what
was then known as the Fuel Burner
trust. No one knows what the combina-
ton consisted of aud what it had for its
object. 1t IS known however the trust"
borrowed more than S23, 000 from a man
named Is. c. E'aurot, who lives in Chi
cago. As security for this large sum Ct
money, two promissory notes were given.
The first note was for SD, Cos PAYABLE
three months after date, and was signed
by +. A. Bates, as principal and James
l.. Gates, Il. X. DonDelIy and J. A.
Ames as sureites. The note was given
to b &. Faurot. who in turn endorsed
the paper and sold it to the Lima bank.
The other note was for 81 ,S53 81 and
was made payable six months from the
date with James l.. Gates as principal
and 4. +. Bates, Il. r. Donnelly, J. A.
Ames aud G. Z. Packard as sureities.
The payee also endorsed this note and
sold it to the bank. Neither of the notes
has been paid. Messrs. Bates and Gates
live in Milwaukee and r. II. Donnelly is
the owner of big printing house in Chi
cago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-08-01
GLAD TO GET AWAY.

New York Weekly: Immigration Com.
missioner According to your own con.
fession. sir. you have come TO this country
under contract to work"
Foreigner-"I received letter from an
American manufacturer, asking me 70
come over and show him how to make
some goods now made only in EuroDe
and | accepted the offer after the amount
of compensation had been agreed on"
Aha! l thought so. You came under
contract to work"
May [ inquire, who these people are
you are now ADM ';ng?"
''Oh, they are soci lists, and anarchists
and agltators and tramps of one sort and
another They did not come under con.
tract to work, though. They wouldn't
work anyhow if they could help it. They
can stay but you will be sent back"
Thank you. | shall be glad to 90. >
SPENsER's Ill LUCK-When Speuser
had finished his famous poem of the
"Faerie Queene" he carried 1t to the Earl
of.Southampton. the great patron of the
poets of that day. The manuscript being
sert up to the earl. he read a few pages.
and then ordered his servant to give the
writer twenty pounds. Reading on he
cried In rapture. Garry that man another
twenty pounds" Proceeding farther, he
exclaimed. Give him twenty pounds
more" But finally, rolling the Ms. ND
IN frenzled manner. he cried: Here take
hlm back his poem. am too poor to buy
il of him.