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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11

{ fFflTeFT have die.
appeared, probably through some convnIsion
OF natur e, the bath, one hundred and tyyentv
ieet long forty feet wide and eight feei
aeep. All, poor man, If you have been lam
and hei piess thirty-eight years, that mineral
bath c annot restore you. Why. tbirtv-ei,,,.
years Is more than the averaoa 81
nun human NE! Nothing but the grave
VII cure you But Christ the SURGEON
"siks along these baths and e..
no doubt passes by some patients who bave
oeen only SIX months disordered. or a wear.
81 - I'VE years and comes 10 the mattress ~
tne man who had been nearly fonr. decsdas
he,piess and TO this thirty-eight years in
n rSnd SAD; wilt thou be made wholegs
me question asked, not because the SURGEON
qua LOT understand the protractedness. the
oesperabeness, OF the case but to evoke tba
mans pathetic narrative. ssWiIt thou he
made IIl whole| Would you like to get welly1
on, yes, says the man, that Is what
came TO these mineral baths for. I have
tried everything All the surgeons have
ialied ana all the prescriptions have proved
valuneless, and have got worse and worse
ana can neither move hand or |
loot or head. Oh If / could only /
be free from this pain of thirty-eight vears5'
Christ the Surgeon could not stand that
bending over the man on the mattress. and
IN voice tender with ali sympathy but
strong with all omnipotence, He SAYS. -fRisep'
and the invalid instantly scrambles to his
knees, and then puts out his right foot. then
his left foot, and then stood upright as though
be had never been Frustrated While he
stands looking at the Doctor with iov too
much to hold, the Doctor says: Shoulder
his mattress for you are not only well
,nough TO walk, but well enough to work
md start out from these mineral baths Take
Up thy bed and walk" Oh, what a Surgeon
or chronic cases then. and for chronic cases
lowl
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11
Findings Are Keepings.

Hardbake-'T hear that you picked
up a roll of ten-dollar bills in the street
yesterday"
Snarleigh-''I did"
Hardbake-''Find the owner7"
Snarleigh-'I know his name"
Hardbake-''What is it2"
ssSuarleiGhu
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11

tract, Dose small and pleasant to the taste.
Equally good for adults or children.
10 lnvigorate the liver, sharpen the appe-
ute, improve digestion, and build up both
strength and flesh, when reduced below tie
standard of health, it ranks pre-eninent.
Has the largest sale Of any medicine in the
world, tritiout single erceptionl
For all itching, scaly, fostering, burning.
tormenting Skin and Scalp diseases, it Il
especially efficaciOus. Salt-rhsum, letter.
Psoriasis, Erysipelas, Eczema, and all hu.
mors, from common pimple or eruption TO
the worst Scrofula, vanish under the use OF
this world-famed remedy, if continued for
a reasonable length of time. Scrofulous
Sores and Swellings are cured, and the
most tainted systems are, by its somewhn.
persistent use, cleansed from the most viru-
lent blood-poisons and completely renovated
and built up anew. WORLDS DIsPENsARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Proprietors, Buff
falo, n, Y.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11

Hold this page about couple of feet
away, so that the ring is opposite the
left eye and the cross opposite the riobt
Close the left eye, and fix the gaze Of the
right steadily on the round spot. Now
bring the paper slowly nearer. and =
point will be reached when the cross will
totally disappear from sight. At n les
distance It win reappear, for it is ONLY
whenthe image of the cross is exactly on
the bind spot that it is invisible
We do not notice this peculiaritv in
ordinary vision, because it Is imnoss;bls
for the rlgs from an object to IAN on
both blina spots at once. Were the op-
tic nerveto enter the exact centre Of tie
retina, tEEe would always be small
block SPIT in the centre of our field vie
ion; bu' by beautiful adjustment. the
blind SPIT is slightly removed from tbs
exact cetre, so that what one eve cannot
see the Ither can Chatter.
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be daily Kidding itself of morbid n......
and be making unwonted draughts on its
recuperative power.
In some cases a horses back would be
better than a chaise; but the exercise
must be suited to the particular case. tt
must never be fatiguing.
Another element of the cure was the
change of scene. It is a great help TO
have the mind diverted from ones synp
toms, and pleasantly taken up with new
surroundings, as far as possible removed
from ordinary business care and the ac-
customed routine of thought.
But consumption IS a disease which
specially demands aid in keeping up a
feeble appetite. The invalid must be
enabled to eat liberal supply of easily
food, and the above conditions
all tend to serve him in this direction
Youths Companion.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11

Headaches and Fevers. to cleanse the system
effectually, yet gently, when costiveor bilious,
or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to
permanently cure habitual constipation. to
awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy ac-
tivity, without irritating or weakening them.
use Syrup of Figs.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11

This is not applicable so much to those WHO.
are only little hurt of sin and only for
short time, but TO those Frustrated OF
twelve years, eighteen years, thirty EIGHT
years. Here is Surgeon able to give im2
mortal health. oh you say, Il am
COMPLETELY overthrow and trampled dow
Of sin that l cannot rise - Are you hattek
down than this patient at the mineral baths
No. Then rise Ia the name Of Jesus OF
Nazareth, the Surgeon who offers you bis
right hand OF help, I bid thee rise. No cases,
of acute sin. but of chronic sin-those
have not prayed for thirty-eight years,
who have not been to church for thlrty-ts
years, those who have been gamblers, on
hbertines, or thieves, or outlaws, or bias
phemers, or inhdels, or atheists, or all these
together, for thirty-eight years. A CHRIST
for exigenciesl A Christ for dead lift! a
Surgeon who never loses easel
In Speaking Of Christ as surgeon, must
consider Him as an oculist, or eye doctor, am
an aurist. or ear doctor. Was there ever such
another oculist9 That He was particularly
sorry for the blind folks / take from the faet<
that the most of His works was with the dis
eased optic nerves. 1 have not time to count
up the number of blind people mentioned
who got His cure. Two blind men in one
house. also one who was born blind; 50 thap
il was not removal of a visual obstructlons
but the creation Of the cornea, and cil1ary
muscle and crystalline lens, and retlna,
and optic nerve and tear gland; also the
blind man of Bethsaida, cured BY the Saliva {
which the Surgeon took from the tip OF His
own tongue and put upon the eyelids also
two blind men who sat by the wayside. In
our civilized lands we have blindness enough,
the ratio fearfully increasing, according. TO
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11
Erery One BIAS a Blind Sinai

We suppose that most of our readers
are aTssre that everyone has an absolutely
blind spot in each eye. 1t is at the point
where the optic nerve joins the retins
and its presence may be easily demon.
strated BY the following simple experi.
ment:
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11

LAl5 surgeon houses
lands and all they had for such cures as ri,
could effect. For critical cases in orr finn
sIedl surgeons have received a thousand dol.
iArs, nye thousand dollars and in one case /
Know OF, fifty thousand dollars. but the S1r.
geon OF whom l speak received not shelsel
not penny, not a farthing.
IN ms whole earthly life. we know of His
having ma, mad but sixty-twc and a half cents
- nen ms ~ taxes were due, by His ouuis-
S.enIe ie knew oil fish in the sea which had
s"allowed piece Of silver money. as fIsb arc
4pt 70 swallow anything bright. and He sent
Suer with a hook which brought nm tbat
nsn- ana from its mouth was Extracted a
t teoulan slater, or slxtY-two and half cents
sue oniy nancy He ever had: and that He
pad p, out-for tarsSs--Egais- great Surgeon Of
an the centuries gave all His services then
anu oner san, all His services now, free Of
cslarge- without money and Withont
price, you may spiritually have voHr blind
eyes opened, and j-aRE-d deaf ears unbarred
ono your dumb tongues iCssened and vour
f couius healed, and your soui~,saved If
Oiliis1ian people get hurt of BODY. ,.ind or
- soIi, Ie1 them remember that surgery $1,zlsH
" hurt' Dut 1t cures and you can affS.
the.e pam Tor future glory Beside that'<
art powerful anesthetics in the divine
=, .t soothe and alleviate No ether
= eHiololorn CT cocaine ever made ona On /
superior TO distress as a few drons of tbat
ma 1ass snlncent anodyne: "AlI things work To-
seIner Tor good TO those who low CoJ.i.
- eeping may endure for a night. Init inv
'ometh in the morning." ~
" nat grand thing for our poor human
ace when this Surgeon shall have comnletad
l ne treatment Of all the worlds w6nndsi
ne dsy VIII come when there viii be no
more hospitals, for there will be no more sic,
M no more eye and ear infirmarieS
or there Will be no more blind or deaf
M no more deserts for the round eartb,
nan pe brought under arboriculture. and no
1,..' "nz1ar9s or suustrokes for the atmos-
aiii' ana no more war, for the swords shall
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11
Match.Making In Russia.

Marriages solemnized in Russia are not
supposed, as with us. to be made in
heaven. The manner in which they are
frequently brought about is simplicity it.
self. Instead of the matrimonial agency.
which has not yet acquired the right of
citizenship in Russia, gossiping match
makers perambulate the country, each
keeping to his or her district, and. like
Irish hedge schoolmasters two generations
ago, everywhere sure of a welcome. In
Bakhmoot, for instance, you have scarcely
taken possession Of your room in your
hotel when well-dressed man walks in.
makes a profound bow, and asks you
bluDtly: "Would your nobility think
of maTyingl' If excusable curiosity or
less excusable desire to exchange single
for married misery prompts you to give
him civil answer, he lays album after
album i~fars you --ith-the photocraphs
va-v'ssieie brides and bride9rooms ac-
cording to your sex, on which are in
scrlbed marginal notes containing brief
but Interesting details about the social
position, fortune, expectations and draw
backs Of the original. LII discusses the
points Of his clieS:s -. - can.
dor and obiectivity- sSb.
and refers you to ! = 81 s!
couples who are as hsl i.
ong since he broua1 - + 8
Heretofore the mattel s : E.
Vas monoDolized by
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11

Thel were $3.50, 600 soldiers in the
Union r my during the Civil War, Of
whom 2Sei 600 are now living.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11

r 80 seiIing It, through druggists,
positive guarantee that It will
either benefit or cure in every case. or
money paid for it will be refunded.
Its legitimate medicine, not a beyer-
age; contains no alcohol to inebriate, no
syrup or sugar to derange digestion. As
wonderful in its curative results as in its
peculiar composition. It stands alone
tineonlpdrdbie! Therefore, don't be fooled
''jttst as good, because the substitute uays
the dealer n better profit
The equal of the Golden Medical Discoy
cry has not been invented if it ever is, it
won't be sold for less price than what the
: Discovery costs, viz: $1.O0, or six bottles
for 500. It's q concentrated vegetable ex-
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11
The Cure of Consumption.

The Boston Herald recently mentioned
the case of the father of highly re-
spected Boston physician who, at some
what late stage of consumption, when so
weak as to be hardly able to walk, took
his horse and chaise, and with friend as
a companion, journeyed from place to
place for several weeks, and returned
thoroughly cured.
What was the secret of that curei
Clearly not medical drugs. Yet it is just
these that the consumption generally re-
lies on almost exclusively, taking the pre-
scription daily in his cushioned chair,
until he is lifted to his bed, to wear out
the little remnant of his life.
From fist to last his medicines have
merely, or mainly, made him feel more
comfortable, while the disease has stead
lily progressed to the fatal end.
In the csse of the wiser man mentioned
above, pure air was the chief element of
cure; and the pure air was kept pure,
for, while his own breathing tended to
infect it. lie was conatantly leaving the
infection behind him. To the consump-
tive pure air is always the first requisite,
and the min value of winter resorts is in
their allowing the patient to spend so
large A part of his time out of doors
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11

FITS stopped free by DR. KLISE's GREAT
NERVE REsTORER. No Fits after first days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 trial
bottle free. Dr. Kline, 93l Arch St. Phila., Pa.
Travelling men smoke ..T,ansiII,s P,ncbn
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11

war R. D. Cole, Jr.,
-, Z ecreted a box of sill.
e'' ne ceiling and roof of the
tbea oeeupied by the family.
wAF The box could not be
Alses Cough diligent search was
iSa..s 7. 4 few days since Mr.. Cole
AnAtng some repairs on the old
wa Ia hal occasion to tear away
Gnu lassPor framework. As
soa1ssa oss 81 the lower partition
hs req liver com fell out, and upon
boards szer he was rewarded by |
loassn asalar of the long-lost
fin7fnt.3
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11
VICIOUS PLANTS.
TREES WITH ALCOHOLIC BEV-
ERAGEs TO ATTRACT VICTIMS.
Whisky Shops and Beer
SaIoons-Pronagared by the Gov
ernment-How the Shrubs
Attract Their Customers.


The Government has been going quite
extensively Of late into the propagation
7bf whisky shops and beer saloons. Its
laboratory employed for this pur-
pose is the National Botanical Garden in
Washingtcena For the beer saloons and
whiss1 referred to are purely of a
vegetable nature. They are, in fact,
nothing more OF less than plants of very
extraordinary description, which devote
their attention exclusively to the man
ufacture and sale OF intoxicants.
A reporter learned that attention is
being given to an investigation of their
manner Of doing business and to analyses
Of the liquors they dispense, which is ex-
pected to have very important and use
full results, opening up line Of inquiry
IN an aitosether new direction.
The vegetable whisky shop is perhaps
fl1e .nIsssf ssssnishing plant in existence.
=, : members of its family are
III the green houses Of the
len. Each one does bust
q 49, ook, and most of them
el,, RE brands of liquor, that sup
Ia d q. pmers at one shop being una
. --sfa-as-li. Sanother. 80
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Cat Thnt'

Every day a big 2
Hiram Frisbie, Of n
her family of five kid
pure white, two Of 1
black as coal--to 4
the mill pond andl
ulnnes--5Tke log q,
water about four -
shallow, and afTor
sinners and other (
The old cat goes to .
the log, while the =
Of feet back -
crouches in her -
she were a knxAA
venture up
often, her
water like
her mark.
catches auc
These are as
while she
makes he
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11
AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL

CONSULT DIR. LOBB, 500 North flIteenth
street, Philadelphia. Twenty years 81 gsrlsncs
in sriaI diseases; cures the worst cases OF Nervoi
t,omplaints Blood Poisoning, Blotches, Eruptlons,
piles Catarrh Ulcers, Sores impaired memory nsl
n.snonaensv DImness or NisiOn+ Lung, Liver
t,oI1,srh Kidney tBright's DiseaseG conndentlaL
Ss@T,ail or write for question list and book
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11

oilers, and among them no mil
= r. 81 faah of excessive wealth can
s eainesfiile fla furniture company
g eqnsfieted a table composed of
sees d wood of different kinds
: e n that- the Georgia Railroad is
'Aq = road of its size in the world
Is newell killed a passenger and
"a 4 mortgage on it.
:;g word is being invented to de-
4arb and noun the reproduction
tfIIewriter and the matter so re-
Il is mannprint-
~ I'd, accomplished young lady
slich., has split twenty cords
her own hands and has it
& season for use.
1szl Gilbert County, Ga, has a
be frequently catches diff
81 fish. He thinks it con-
sreek half mile distant.
Easter, succi, who is said
lined from food for over one
iixty days, is the attraction
sal authorities in London
lit on Sslll in London the electric
,mpleted ,zuged TO vary in color,
~ inscl red, blue, green and
.van;tas iies didn't like it, as it
- 5ation the effect of their
Is aed Hogue, living near Tina,
die maj I'd to descend into a well
aer day with lighted torch Gas /
> i'd &ignited and Hogue was
2sls.. th before assistance could
'popol sgoer having receu tly fallen
anley RperformaDce at one of the
lssssxsss RUSSIA theatres, was
asle9s nd sentenced to the
st 49, fns for having disturbed
MS a }unnel in the world is the
,F'hsf Z which has been built to
now rs of Croton Lake to New
s,nye2 "a which win be completed
yor....1ssr. lIt is thirty-ttree and
! s Hong.
ae5 60 h attacked a brood of
fa6t Coz. hstown, Penn, Bas.l,ii.siictii r
Qsh "a after the battle the barn
s 81 al. fWho had = ed the battle
go |1.cb ca caIaJ,rata5
the wife, who
Worthwhile,
4 married on
/, holden we'd
e 4. 2 4 last sick
&co& In on recent
r. : ire.
freaks of
Found neasf
~! yent -.The
,tr Hnsther the animal is a bear
The uncouth being is of
Z q. 81 and strength, with limbs
{ q = zxcept that the ankles turn {
i7e feet the appearance OF l
tssee and head is shaped very G
S, t'ialrof Il grizzly bear. When j
....s - e val Ks ON all fours with the Q
S, - slde'gng awkward motion of
8. = eanhot talk, but gives vent to
'...sr tisa i Bear. When enraged he
g .fspbjfet of his wrath in death
3 lug 1hRs far he is to all intents Il
~ ,s;tesAs q bear. But his parents V
zTd rs. his associates are Indians.
e. red bia1kets and Indian trinkets.
& focd Indian food. Joe is well
80 flifanHsh9lt both British Colum
!. s.,x 1asj6ngton. Every year he
~ the oshe Ter Indians to the Puana =
:. ID he Bake and Columbia Riv- =
49, hg season and proves
= 10Y ~ st hop picker of the :
ffanc6 Times 4
war R. D. Cole, Jr., Y
Z = ecreted box of sill \
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Iecket built synagoge
Paid Elm large feesif Il
),sn, and there were hun
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11

! Is 707Tg7lI- INC UV1I allV
Di esS p Did He not tre sre look LOOK
DIl lie NOT dlcta.,- 49, u ~ me no
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11

sstiIe., IsaulIIpaaii.o-df6bIes back
the dsssssl -sniserahly drowned.
81 IS tbeS ~ vegetable beer saloon
sssrtures It's. cestomers-by drowning
y. .fQliss fio5s- Democrat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore July cotton lrm; middling, 12,.al2.c.
tough garlicky 81 dS5c do good to prime s7ad93c
40. red s7edosc; Western strong No. winter red
SPOT and July yOa304c August. 90 90c; September
euisc bid. torn-Souhern strong; white, 4oc yellow,
43c; Western firm mixed sIot, 41iedA1aac July, 412
August 4lJ i2ci september, t2l.c steamer, 36ac
bid. oats firm. Rye firm Hay weak Provisions
articles unchanged Freghts 70 Liverpool per steamer
active cotton nOur. lbs Cd grain, I'D Cork TO-
oders As 30 Receipts Flour, 2,llS bbs wheat, 10000
hush corn q 900 bush; oats 1000 bush; LOO
hush Shipuleiits-Flour o75 bbs wheat $4,000 bush:
corn 95 900 bush. Substituted, 10000 bush corr,
1884, 600 bush.
Roston July 2.-Markets unchanged Reccipts-Flo,r
400 bbis 100 sacks corn $1,000 bush; oats, 1900
bush shorts, - TONS
puralo July 2.-Wheat-No. hard In good &c
,r.nd with sales early of 10000 bush at 95c 10 OO
hh N arrive at 96c and 900 bush spot at 95',c :.
cIosInS 10 900 bush sold at 952c No Northern 9iic'
0oo hush no. Northern sold at 90ec. Winter WHEAT
nn,,"e,tcd 10 red Of Hd92c No. white Mchis,n
o9c an track white Oregon, 9OAsc IN store SDrh
44rmer fair demand; No yellow. 3s2c; No yellow
90 20 . SOC 3. 49, 1855. Oats in fair demand
H,,t feeling easier; 10000 bush No white sold al So
Sac in store No mxed 32sG on rask Other one
&c and oats ?ssc to New.York lumber to , h6any
81 20 TO Ncw.York ~. Rcceipts-flour. 10 600 b6ls
xbrSt 50 600 bush corn $4,000 bush oats li4OOO
pno 200 bush oats, IL 900 bush by railFlOa' 1000
S,ysC wheat 500 bush corn. 100000 bush.
Chicago July The leading futures ranged Is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 2.-Cattle-Receipts. 1000 head ship.
ments $500 head market steady for natiNes ieNals
lower becVes i0d.4 % steers. 80 iOdt 30 stoc
aud feeders, - 35a$3 so COWS bulls and mixed 81 iS
% Is. IIogs-Reccipts. 10000 head shipments. oVu
head market strong. Sc higher mixed. - GOdF3 20
h,avy ~ 60ds3 Is Hight. - G0dS3 80 .kps; e39o5 -
She p-ReceiptS 800 head shipments Loco head mar
ket steady natives. SO 2jde? 10 Western 80 OoaSi ~
TeN ans t3de4 25; lambs. @jd5O 30. oao
Buffalo, July 2.-Cattle-Reccpts Last "a hours 2,2sO
total for week thus far. 300 mead Tor same l
last week head consigned through 222o h'n all
TO New-York 100 head sale; prices unsettled and low
sheen and Iambs-Recrips last - hours, g. 400 head
total week thus far % 600 head fot same time ast
week. 10000 head consigned through iSoo heau iVoo
prices lower sheep Choice to extra - 75a*; medium
10 GOOD "a 50dft 70 common % good. - lOdT4 10.
Kentucky lambs good to choice. 20 yOdS7 %; iar TO
good Sc 70ds6 s5 medium to fair. s6ds6 % Hogs-
receptS last a hours 5000 h0ad total Tor Hcek mus
far q head for same time last wees - goo head
consigned through $500 head $500 head TO New lOk,
2lCO head sale prices steady and nnchanSed SeeoE
medium weights selected heavy ends, good 70 cholce
h"avy and Selected York weights. So 90aS3 81 other
grades unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-03
new york CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at aud depart from
auAND CENTRAL STATION,
fourth Ave- and 42d ST.. New Tork.

TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLOWo: r., 81.
$50 A. M.--CulCAGo VES ilbt Lh LiNil '' ~
1920 A. vi S1r'rHWEsiIRX vEsTlBULE LIMIT
LD-due Cincinnati 80. indianapolis ~ oo u H' "
1879" 4. oMio.IwEsTERN DAY ENPREss-daly except
4.5O p. M.-NORru SHORE yESrIBuLE LlMlIE ei
Due at Detroit a, Ia a n' Chicago ''o " H. "'
500 II. M-rAsT WESTERN EXpRESs==psgHe CHICAGO IG'
20 90 tncin Inniin Sli XXX M0NfREAL AND MA
'''c Ia ia FiLiESS EEXrRfsS. cu,c,oo Tx.
9I5 fash Si ~ 30 A D. M next DAY. St
iHiiyfGS HSB r%5Se
ii 80 a. M is 30 %, 1875 p NJ also f9 ao r9usSa a
EeIg's 10 20 }o q , % 81 go W. Point 80
Ata%2, = SS Ss5 % aGiy s go ayGs
TROY 30 pep 80 80 /, 70 70 10 m oo !! 90 night
,ri; &c. 90 Go0t 49, 80 90 p 80
& 30 90 10 $50 $50 'i 10 % a. a. m. so co.
e 81; 3 70 TO- u i 100 50 Ssn' M, co. 30 o5
NIRG.HgA FALLs-lO 90. 10 80 a. m go 600 7So
sARHi * 1900 II 80 a. M, 49, 1880 p H.
ifii6Hi'sNND isLANDs,tO:5o a. m. i:5o o:l5 p M
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