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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
CONVENTION.
An Opportunity to Visit Chicago at q
Small Cost. to see the Worlds Fair
Buildings, and to Attend the

Small Cost, TO see the w Orld'S Falr
Buildings, and to Attend the
Convention.
The illinois Central Railroad will sell,
account of the Democratic National Con-
vention to be held in Chicago commence
ing June 2lst, tickets at one fare for the
round trip from stations on its line as
follows: On June II, 20, 81, D, and %,
limit until June 9th, from points within
a radius of $50 miles of Chicago: 0 June
II, Is, IS. 20 and 81, frim points beyond
a radius of $50 miles of Chicago, limit
until July 9Th This will enable one to
visit Chicago at time of year when its
Parks and other outward features are
fresh and attractive, and, in addiction TO
attending the Convention, VIII give an
opportunity to visit the wonderful and,
externally, nearly completed Worlds
Fair Buildings. For tickets and further
information. call on your local Illinois
Central Ticket Agent. or address your
nearest of the representatives of that
road: j. F. Merry A. G. Z. A, Man
chester, Ia; +. B. Bowes, G. n. p. A.,
19i Clark Street Chicago.
A. II. HANSON, G.. p. A
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When arriving in Peoria. ILL.,,
call at the city Restaurant, 2OS and
2l0 Fulton street, for first class
meals 25cts. J. A. Kelly, Prop'r.
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J. F. Brinkerhoff, Police Magis.
trate, Justice of the Peace and No
tary Public. Collections special
ty. Letters of Inquiry promptly
Answered. No. 124 North Fifth
Street.
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THE LINE OF LAKES.

Tine above name has been applied 10 the Wis.
consin Central Lines on account of the large
number If lakes and summer esorts tributary
to its / nes Among some of the well-known
summer resorts are Fox Lake. H., Lake VIII
ILL.,, Wauk csha Mukwonaco, G dar Lake.
Neenah Waupaca, Fifeld. uttertut and Ash
land, Wis. hesel axes bound in nemerous
species of fish, such as black bass, rock bass
inen wi | ind !, n abundance of came, such as
ducks, seese, quail, snile, etc. In tha grandeur
of her scene y the charming beauty OF her rustic
landscapes and the rare perfection OF her sum.
mer ci mate. he state OF Wiscons II is ackn0wl
edged to be without peer in the union. He
fame as refreshing retreat for the overheated
eareworn inhabitants of great cities during
he midsummer months. hiss exile tled southwark
as far as the Gulf OF Mexico and eastward tot he
Atlantic. Pamphlets giving valuable infsrma.
tion CTR lie obtained free upon application
@. g LYN4oN T .P A. or
As. G BOND, Gen Pass q Tkt Afa1
fyh7nn
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.

TRANSLATE SPRINGFIELD:
No. 2 Mail and Express. ..... 40 a. Iii.
No. Diam ond Speciali. ..12:0l a. m.
No. Farmer City Elk. ........ 20 p. m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SPRINGFIELD
No. l Mail and Express. =. 6:l0 pm.
No. Springfield Express.... 400 a. M
No. Passenger. ,............ .ll:UO a. IN 4.
No. 2 makes close connections at Mt.
Pulaski for Decatur. MattooD, Olney,
Evansville and points South, at Clinton
for Champaign, Bloomington, La Sale.
Mendoza, Dixon, Freeport and all points
North and South.
| No. 4 makes close connections at Chi.
| cago, Fin same depot, for all points in
Michigan and all prominent eastern
| cities
| No. 6 connects at Farmer CitY with
the Big Four for indianapolis. Spring
field, Ohio, Columbus. Dayton, Cincin-
natl. Cleveland an all Eastern points.
| Nos. 3 and are equipped with elegant
Reclining Chair cars. No. 3 leaves Chi
| cago at 900 D. m. Train No. is made
4 up anu SLdftS lToHl ppII Siciui anu pass
angers have privilege of occupying
chair cars at any time after 800 p m
and passengers arriving in Springfield
can occupy same until a. IN.
Trains and daily. other trains daily
except Sunday.
Remember the Illinois Central as the
Worlds Fair route to Chicago, and the
best line to Dubuque, Sious City and the
Pacific Northwest. For additional infor
nation call on or address the under
signed.
ID. c.. DUNSETH.
l.123. Pas. and Ticket Agt.
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When going to Cairo stop at the
Wilkerson Hotel, 1872 Commercial
Ave-
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The G.. A. r. to Washington.

The G. A. r. to Washington.
The Committee on transportation of
Stephenson Post and also of Mendell
Post g. A. r have decided in favor of
the Ohio e. Mississippi Ry, as the
route to the Grand Encampment at
Washington next September; with
choice of going either via the Chesa-
peake & Ohio or the Baltimore q Ohio
Rys.. both of which pass through Sec
ton of country made historic by the
war.
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Subscribe for the STATE CAPT.
TAL-only $1.50 per year.
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Dr.. G.. A. PettifOrd
AND SURGEON
Cor. 9th & Monroe.
Springer Building, room 5
OFFICE HOURS:
to 10 a. m. 2 to 4 p. Ii
7 to 9p. m.

Persons suffering from Chronic Diseas-
es of any nature can find relief and
cure by consulting him.
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ND CukDn has made a special study of the
unI SfaHnI following diseases for many
years, and by the use of new and improved in
struments for diagnosis and of perfected formu-
Ia for trea tment can assure relief and cure in
every case which he will undertake. OF course
there are some cases which have been under
INNING tae system +e t6 so Ios' anu nave 80 80 ~
sui 1t in IdioCy, Insanity the last stages of Con-
sumption or Bright's Disease, These, neither /
nor any one else can cure but in the earlier
stages of the diSesSe5 we can arrest their prog,
ress and assist ma sre (the Great RestOrer) to
rebuild and make asgoOd as new, the shattered
system. The following diseases are our special
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sexual DISEASES

Of Men and Women, Whetner the result OF self
abuse in youth Or indiscretions inlater years or
of eXcesses still later in married life, can be
permanently cured. The manifestations of
these are Impaired Memory, Peevishness. Mel
anchOly, Want of Energy, Vital Losses in
Urine, Seminal Emissions in Men or LeucOr-
rhoae or Whites in Women, Impotency in Men
or Sterility in Women, and indicate disease
lacs adv IN ha 1Cy-C
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TTTCHFTETD I'LL

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carter visited rel
atives in Hillsboro, Sunday.-Mrs. M.
Wilson, of Monmouth, was the guest
of Mrs. Carter on last Friday.--Mr.
Robert Crawfor, his daughter Mertie
and Miss Victoria Ray were among
the many who enjoyed the excursion
to Havana Mr.. Lowry of Hillsboro,
was in the city.-Mr. Thomas Bowman
and Bub Smith made a flying trip to
st. Louis on last Sunday and Mr.. Smith
came home very sick.
HILLsBORO, ILL.
Mrs. M. Sears has been very sick
but is mproving.-There was quite a
reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Honel
on Sunday; nearly all the family being
together once more.-Mr. Sam Sears
visited his family in this city and
while here entertained a number OF
his friends. Theodore Cooley Of Pana,
was called to the bedside of his sick
grand mother, Mrs. M. Sears.
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lMPOTENCY

or Loss Of Manhood This may be partial Or
complete and is most bitter and humiliating
afflction. All cases in patients less than sixty
years Of age cured a bsO Eutely and made as well
asnNer ImnroYemnnt manifest in two weeks.
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For stamping and all material
| for fancy art needle work. All
| work guaranteed.
For largest line baby carriages
wagons, velocipeds, etc.
Hammocks, CroqneuLdwns
tennis, base ball goods
For hanging lamps, dinner and tea
sets, chamber sets, table cutlery
silver plated ware, etc. and
for hosiery, corsets,
umbrellas, Hand
kerchiefs
call at
FANCY AR.
HORN & LINK.
South Side Square.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A MEMORIAL OF DIR. COLES.

ABRAHAM COLES Biographical sketch. memorial
tributes selections from his works. Edited BY ms
sop Jonathan Alderman Coles. A. NJ. NJ. D. rP'
XVI o67. D. Appleton d %"
Many years ego in auding TO the famous fourteen
,-srslations of the "Dies lraer bv DIR. Abraham
Coles The Tribune remarked II not all OF eana eN-
cellence IL IL hsrd TO decide 10 their respective uer
It's so admirably do they embody the tame and ssn'i-
meut OF the original in vigorous and impressive verse
The translator returned with affection 10 the grs'
n.d,aevaI hymn at intervals throughout his lfe TWO
translatons were added to the fourteen. and IN the
present volume q loving testimonial 70 his memory
two more that had remained unpublished. are III"
c,van 10 the world. II the others had never been
vrtttep these two wsuld be deemed admirable h"l
II would have been difficult for Dr. Coles to equal
his earlier work THIS volume comprises s-itcuoh
from the nmented authors other POEMS published ana
unpublished and from his prose essays, letters ana
addresses.
biographical sketch hy DR.. Ezra VI. iE't
a. followed by selections from the memorial
tributes that were brought ont BIZ DR.. ColeSs csah'
A bibliogrSphy Is given of bis work. and In note 10
the biographical sketch il Is stated that lie left In
manuscript TRANSACTIONS d the whole OF Bernard oil
Cqarvaux's Address to tie various members Of
Chrsts body hanging on cross the whole Of iIlde
beIt's Address to the three PERSONS OF the most
Holy Trinity Of several Latin NmnS. and other writ
ings including version Of Vida's "Chl1stad BOOK
First-that Is about sixth OF the poem winch Is
worthy OF q good translator. late a. ia li'hi'N H.
The hook closes with \ collection OF Criticisms IL Is
Illustrated with portrait. engraved gu steel nhd p"p
tocsphic views Of 1)eer1urs'. the home Of Dr. Coles
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NEW. YonK. oNTAmIo AND wEsrrEX RaILwAY

CONSEQUENCE OF ic improvements DchS msuc ~ the
Il Jsy-st. the aad bushes, /, tom
uoriry rtn>fcrd from Jsys - the ferry house In tho
P.nnsylv'nH Railroad Company. ut the loot OF Wet l3t
81. Trans leave West iod-st.:
S:2e \. NJ - minutes earlier from the foot OF West
l3th:,tl for Mlddletown Blooninsbirgh FOR Jcryl,
Manor lancock Carbondalc. scranton Wsltoa. Delhi.
Sdn,y. Norwich Eimeston. Utica. Rome On-idl OsNcco
D.frrit ChicaeO and points West.
9;13 A. VI. Tor Cqmpbcll Hall. Lake, Mohcnk and
Mluurwaska. Waikiki Valley stations Mdfeown. bloom
inrburch Elenyle. rall.bursh Monticello Iiurl"yyl'e
Iil"rtv WHIT" Lake. 49, go
..i5 p ". ,aunb' Hon L1nc Mohonk and Mime
vo.nt valiant Valley stations. MlGdet0Nn, Blooming
Uurgh Ellmve ralAhurch. nur-y'ille. Liberty. White
'~ I, 90 -" " Nddetoan. Falshurgh. Liberty. Lily.
ins,''', Manor Rockland Walton. sidney. Norwich
orcld1 O.a go Rochaster. Nlasar Fail Dtrot. Chi
go ard west pillnan slcepcrs; recliane-chnir
free ~ suspension bridge . -
las p NJ. I?tst. | 30 =; NJ West l3th-st; satgr
Maintain Dale Fnlburyh. Monticello. Iu,leyyille
Ittr~sv wtt.r Late. Vo'F''"d.
- Daily: all other trains daily except Sunday.
pHilcnn d,s1inE.room cat and sleeplng.car berts
ohtorod a. 2o9 proqdwav. New. York
= c. ANDERSON, @. p. A., so Ceaverst, New.York.
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Erie LINES.

SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND
E K,{HiH a. FA1IS IS ES6RAASrxS fAS q
STREAMS.
Direct route TO Passaic. Paterson Tuxedo. Newburg,
Middlrtown. Port Jeryis Monticello White Lake. Hones
dale. Scranton. Binghamton. Emira, Corning Watkins,
1en. Bath. Hsmmondsport. Avon Springs, Rochester
HOrnesyile. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Chautsuqua
Lake. Cleveland Cincinnati ST. Louis Chicago and all
points West Trains New York. foot OF Chambers.
IT, loows and earlier from West 23d. st.
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
a m A. NJ. Daily-via Niagara Falls and Chaursuqua
Jaw Lake rarlor Car NewYcrs . Bgn.ls sleepss
VE-riBULE LIMITED.
payssia ua an c for Shfass so Vie snsgsn
10 chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
y on =. NJ. except Sunday-fos gnshamtsn. hoses.
,. CU dale and Montcels
CHICAGO AND GRAND Trunk EXPRESS.
3O NJ ssa aa k. HA,ss'' yt S1
Buffalo Rochester Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC ENrREs@
$50 FAM D1 sd .n t.ss s' "a s.. Sss's:
Buffalo, Chicago and Cincinnati
Fok PORT JERyTs.
WEEK DAYS. .; m. . a. m; 10 80 Q: m. ,. M
D N. sundsys-J NJ. 3 y M. $50 y H. 80 p. y.
F0k NEWBUKG.
w Etk DAfS-v .. NJ Jt5 .. m. ta5,p. u, . 30
w .. IA, : y NJ. Sundsys-9y =. m. y. m, 80 .. y
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MAPS AND IIMh-fAbLE> may be obtained from
NltcLrt offices. Also copies Of summer Hs.es." gen
s "iss H ,Ss ID, c,%y q cssS
t.gSq. Lake sCgy-nir" ,na summer Eseps.i.as =,
| toI and %; sr.adrsy CHAMBERS ana Wr.t Iss st.
Lsrre S 66 t ,,aS. ss:Myn ioI s.sss
y station Ell I sS GS@IaI caIs for s eh..'
| Aysn
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

y. L - u
Trains leave West 42d-t station, New-Nsrk, as fol.
lows. and minute, es.lcr fiom &C. West l3th-st.:
$40 A. VI. Daily lo,al ~ Albany and CatsAln Noun
tains. Exc Sunday west o. toeyman's Jc Sleeping
New York " B!oomvlr. sundays only.
7I5 4. ". Daily local 20 Albany except Sunday, for
1906 4 Vi. Daily for Albany Utica SYRACUSE Roches.
ter Iunslo Niagara Falls. Detrst Chicago; except
~a'urday 'or Toronto except SUNDAY for Saratoga.
taiskiu Noun,nlGs. New PATTI. Lakes Mohonk aud
Mnncsss.a. tArlor cars ~ DioomNiI- and New. PATTI
ll.3J A.. d. Daily. except sunday. 60 Catshil Noun
t,ims New .Palt2. lakes MOhonS and M!nnews.ka, Al
bany Saratoga Caldwell Lac Geofge farlor cars T.
TlOonnN Saratoga mud Caldwell.
LID l.. VI. SATURDAY, only UIlflloday Special 10 Cats
hl Mountains. IHrlor alta, he'd.
a3 - q. ". Daily. except sunday. 70 Cstskill Noun.
tlIu. Ncw.raltf Lakes hohonk and MnnewaSkA
Nlany Sar7,pgs SATURDAYS only - B'oonyille and
oa 90 u. VI. Daily. except SUNDAY fol Albany
515 4. VI. Daily lOr Albany. Montreal. Ttca Syrs-
clsr Rochestef. Bunas. Niagara Falls, Toronto De-
aOii 'n;afG II, i ~Srr,. Sunday for s.nnu,, Al.
SiSuy Saratoga aud Mouir,sl
SIS t. VI. Daily fof Albany. tuca Syracuse, Roches-
Ter Buffalo Niayaa Fails Toronto. Detroit Chicago,
10 T.
A. VI. aa:oo p n Jsr'ey city p RR Station $40 40.
II ! y7iH,RNSTrAw LOCALS a45 .s45 p
NFWRI'RG LOCALS. 4 20 10 10 A. NJ. Il rs 80.
sleeping cars for Bunaio Niagara Falls Toronto.
sD,ily For tickets. Timetables. larlor and sleeping
car accommodations nfcru sfion apply offices Brook.
Washington It. 1'i Fulton-st. ..
foot OF Fulton.st NewYork city. ilS. OIL 800. 7s5
90 i,roadway ii3 nowrfy, 81 Fast iith-st 30 West
l-'0"-S'' T. I.NRI,RT General PasssnOer Acent
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Delaware, I.nckawnnnn md Western X. IL
stations Ia New York foot oil Barclay and Christopher
,rf,,INs.

PtIl.NtN co
Direct to NEWARK. fLOOMfJIl ID. Mon J.
ULAIk. THE oHANGfS. summit Be.nari'' ILL.,, Ia,G'
lng Ridge, Madison. Mofrisown. fa,-aiy ray on;
IIOPAS'oNti. iisckr't-town. SCHOOLEN'S MOI y
IkiX., Wss,ingtoa; Pn!i.LIINGr EG. ,EAsioN,
SlEANroN. r!TTSToX. WaLKESnAEEF> "a, =:
tro.t EISGM iMToX, oXF2RD. MoEWIci water-
Nil'". UTICA, II lFIELD SrtlNGS tot.kind.
SYRACUSE oSWEGo, ITHACA: oWIGo ELMiEA
COE%INtt BATH. pANSNILIE. HIfFFhLO and all
points wTsr NoETHwESr AND SoIrHWEST
osWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars. Comm els
Buffalo w.ih train for ,dl.A"o, aiHNns "a
~ ~ DETERMINATIONS MAIL. stop, a; principal
,,o, sCRAHI0N. BINGHAMToN and ELMfRA
rXPRESS. Pullman coaches; parlos
l,to r. Ms rRANTOS, WILkE>BAKRE aud PLY
VI, al ,rii EXPRESS. Pullman parlo carS
1880 +. VI. lt1ilyl -BUFfALo LtNLTEp EXPRESS.
900 p. VI. daily: wBukFALo RCnFELD SPRINGS
TICKETS AMI PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At 70
ss5 aud 99 Broadway SO West l25h.s,. 30 Columbus
ave-. New.york 53S WeshinSton.i i@6 fniton-st ana
formation. &C oil stations.
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
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1IcdmDcaIs.
FALL RIVER L I'm &

toR HOsION NEWPORT, PROVIDENCE, MAli1HA
' VINEyAKD NANTIiCKEr. CAPE COD, WHITE
MOUNTAINS and all Easter m points. 49, ,.,
moi pi.E SIMMER StKNICE.-rne four leading
steombosts OF the world In cormlssion together
Puritan, Plymouth, Piisrs, and Providence,
LtANf, SEM-lOhn from Pier %, \. H., lOot OF
uurray..t, . 80 amt 6:l5 l.. Al BUN.
uAlS 80 r. NJ. -, 49,, -,
DAYS and Sundays at 90 Il. NJ, Jersey CRY 200 T. VI
Us he'd 70 each steamer
PULLMAN NESrI BuLED and TX fl.i1sS TKAINs'
ball l<yer TO Boston, PROVIDENCE
cst God poins White Mountains and New 1iori, con.
netting latter point with direct boat to Cottale CITY
and Nantucket.
Tickets :M.erSem' can be os'sed n Ne" az: -
Ave 2Gt Wes. l25h ST. 1874 Ess; l25h ST. POI Columbus
90 IIy u0wery Astor HCuSr windsor Hotel. 1t the
H. on,rs Plor os n and on steamers Send cents
IN ss n,ps 70 Post Once BOX 452 for copy Of In Brightest
Eumm
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore & washing'
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

s'; :ss +.F;' ::s t'S
ana sSa ' %s.sls.d lH p 1is9s daily lisa
a. H. with dining car, $780, $780, dining car. 500 p m.'
l. Additional train weekdays for Baltimore a. 800 m
PaSr car s, on pay Goa9 sIeesr on 90 SO als
nisS. ' Sunday; iIsS e. 100 ss0. 500: 5s0' ss'
;;1s 49, IS Is q g. sss
s.pe.yif e.S e = ~ 80 ,ss
nIiSs s sSssps Sa'aleaY night nfss
For = sunSsiys 90 -
O's e. r Ess;ss sup s.tSsneH,
AZ ss ss:Ss il,
Sd. +. Hsf s.et ~, g '0'
For rei'n csO 80 500 $50 eiS 80 p m sun:
days o 90. Ii. 30 a M. 400 p. m.
aiT.RAII. ROUTE FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
GROVE, ETC.
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands, $50. SIS, II 80
.. ~: i1 Sse sdS p NJ sundays ''l0 a. M 600
Red Bank Long Branch and points South Point
Pleasant 80, si5 1879 ilSo M & 20 Satur s
Says except ocean Grove and Asbury Park sl5. 1l3e
P., issexost Toms River Darneeat Park and BArns.
Husatic CITY. vineand AID BrideetOn. 4 80 m.
''roy Monmouth Reach ssabright, and Highland Beach.
40 s.l5 a. NJ; 80. 80 S.l5 p m;
SANDY HOOK ROCTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, ETC.
From Pier s. n. r.. foot Rector ST
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Bescs seabriyht .nt
Long Branch, at 80 30 IL 90 a. ~; LOO S45 $50.
Ocean JS roy As's 30 Pn ss and nd Point
For Lakewood Toms River and Bsrneaat. at 80 g. NJ
100 sl5 p. m.
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THE BooK OF OPEN. AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages.
Iustrated The standard authority American o,en.
Dir anuscments Rules fsr sailing. swimming. ball play
ms shooting, horsebact riding &C.. &C.. In lu al pcr
copy. Published by The Tribune, New.Yor Tn.,rtlln.
Ing enc universally eamplIne4ted BY the piess.
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New pnblltaIloHs.

AnC.-BALE Ballads. Macaulay'S Essays On
4U co,dsby Legends, ,ruekshsnk's IirsfsuUhs, MAJ
lows Faustus NOlalfcs Csndde. Johnsons K's>'ia>'
Utopia. PRATT. l55 GthaNc.
Elghteenth Edition. Po,t paio fcr Zoe' or s.sp' or
Turns Grey, and the hemcdy ny rte MAnL ~
'Eyery enc should read this f;te beek"-Atheno'uii
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For fastcn ~ 20. SIS a. H. i5So is sis BIB.
80 D. NJ sundays 100 s.ls. IL 90 am 40 80 pm
For Bethlehem Allentown and Msuch Chunk, ZOO, B. ID
a. m, 1880 els. excep, Mageh Chunk, 80 5IS. 73s
NJ m SUNDAYS 100. SIS, II % a. m. 4 40, 7.30
For Ha1eltor. SIS a. m 1880. 845. 40 p. m Sun.
u" For points in the Maianoy ccal region Sis . n
10 90 5 Is D. m. SUNDAYS. s.15. 100 a. M.
For Wilkesbarre Pittston and Scranton, $40
IL 40 as 80 p. sundays, except Scranton, SIS
.or Emfa. SIS a. m; 1890. 80 p. m Sundays.
and paior car seats procured IT, 1885,
o6l 40 1sj 90. lao Broadway. 70 Murray-st, SO
ranast ri Eas. iath.st, o35 columbus ave- and So
West i55thst Ncw.Yok: 1893 washlngton-st, 72s Ful.
ton. st Rrook vn and "a Broadway. VILLA nlsburs.
wcsrot Express Co win call FOR ard check baggage
from hotel or residence TO destination -
A. \. Mcleod, L. g: HANCOCh,
President, Gen. pss. Agent
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New-York and Long Branch Railroad


For Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove, Asbury
Park Spring Lake and Point Plea SAINT.
Trains leave
Foot Cortandt and DeSbrO>ses
30 30 . 10, 10 90 (eXpress) a. m 10 noon, ! 90
(Satur1ay on.y) 80. 10 leApre,s). 30 express
cept led Daukll 20 5;lc, 90 /. m. Sundays. S:l5
v:ij a. M, 10 y. ~.
Foot Iiberty--t:
80. l5 10 30 u 30 a m (eNpssl. 90 (Satnrdavs
only, I 3 I'd 80 teNprr>s)
. 80. Oh y. SuEdly BIS ~ 30 u. p.
sunday train, do top Ocean Grove and Asbusy
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Eost anu founo

oST-Rsnk BOOK No. 26.7o9 Dry Dock savings
IL Bank Any person having claims upon ,aid book l.
allied upon pr the same To the bank WITHIN uhfl
DAYS or the will BE- declared canoe ed ana ~
uuguish.d and a new onr issued IN lieu ther-of
oST Rank book No 1870 $40 Dry Dock haNinFs
L. rank ANY person having claims upon aid book j.
ned upon present The sane u e bank witLh ui. ~
rsa vii lie drclt,S cane ollrd ana cN
tInyuish-d and a irsIid In lieu thereof
6rO REwARD-Strayed from tordhau, blue skys ter
STU rirr: an,wsrs the nanr OF JAKE. ANY one r.
u, ming sr,ne 10 Lieut. &. H. EDWARDS. I = A, Ford
ham, & Y CITY, viii receive tse above reward
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NETWORK LAW SCHOOL, 100 Broadway NewYoTk
N City.-''Dwight n.taod" OF instruction degree Of
LII h. sftsr years course graduate couIse now
eoaed tuition fee 500. For caaloeues etc, address
GEORGE CHASE Dean.
u LAW SCHOOL.
The Thrtyfourth Te3r begins Oct l. 1882.
Cspfers LII. e. slso
der graduate course) LII NJ.
For catalogues showing recognized faculty.
Address PROF. l. L. RI SSELI,
10 BROADWAY. N. Y. Cit".
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INSTITUTION.
Musical instruction.

M "iN0A COLLEGE OF MUSIC. ,.,r,
Penoer. t.chcr eer;,ac,ss 3d.. tS,@n:r W'! M
Dudiey bues. President; T. pal% .s,ch snh0 b.
Vi r Shelley C. b. Hawley are among the d,Gnyns1h,a
ncn,tcfs OF the Faculty. circulars sent 81 SpmS'o IL,
address H. W. GREENE. Secretary ana Afe~HU'''' -
"a E1s Nev-Yers.
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4 fracture or fS.-Pnlled"iphia Depot Of tue
Quai tfinst-r> Department. so t2s Archst. Phldr
pha PENN Auy. 9. sa2.Sralcd proposals ia ttlIAcnt~
win BE- rccclNd "e unti II o'clock . m Tn ,Sdny sep
iui.f furnishing She 4. y. Quartesua-te,
Deua tment Ia this city with o'kanl~d solr leather w;
lsathrr cafs Kim. upper leather hine k thrrid-
fyet Sweit malls iron nails hooa aud ryt!et porps!se
lasting -"Nint 5riStle. and lasts,
uur.d In u c1lfskin SHOES SAMPLES OF
oil articles tls Office, where lists showing
anantos and descriptions % the rrles. blanks
po.als etc. will 10 furnished. Bidder must state dats
~ I'D de. I've fln.pt %
rsneft Preference giNen /, u
domestic production manufsctr~. conditions quali.v
ana price nnc.udins In the price ~ foreign dictlons
the duty thereon being equal 4. -ls
should he accompanied by the required guarantee 10
yer cent The Nalu" Of th- articles proposed for. En-
velopes containing proposals. 10 b. idor~d "pr,pos1
Gar trathr. aud Addressed t. The undersignrd
g. SAWTFLLt. Deputy Qusr-ula-terAenera a. 3
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propos als.

AQCEBrC1 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room 20J. stewart BuldlHg No 80 Bresdvsy
HEW-lOItK, JuIS IS. lo02.
TO CONTRACTORS
- lbs OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
40 and furnishing materials led Tor Ia the sppoNe ed
form v contract he IN the oIlcr Of the Aqurduct
Commissioner. fol building the NEW tfoion Dam At
Cur.,l Site on COton Kitcf. Ia Tie Town ~ tOrtandt.
Mc-tcho.ier N"w-lofk viii he received this
Office until Wednesday the 2tu dsy OF August: 1892. az
o'rl1ck "a whi'h place and hour they VIII be-
publicly opened b. the Aqreduct Commissioners and the
~ doug said WORK and furnshing
said viii be- made ~ t0d ton'n <-ioners soon
thereafter practicable
Blank forms said approved Contract and the spccl1ca-
tons thereof and bias yfopoal~ aud proper cnNelop~s
fs hslr ncoso and form " bond and also The plans
for sid work and all o,hcT information can I've obaDtd
al above on"r Of the Aquofnet CsInIn'soncrs oil
application q, the Secreta y.
JAMES C. DUANE.
President