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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

1t ia said that the Buddhists Of
Japan are awaking to the fact that
they must have u statement of the
elements OF tho Buddhist faith to set
over against the definite and com.
pact creed of tho Christian teachers,
and are debating what they will put
into this statement
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

Wlnks-I notice that your barber al
ways talks to you in French. did moi
know that you understood TINT Ian
gungc.
Jinks-Wcll. l don't; but you needn't
tel him so.-New York Weekly.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

THE MOST SIMPLE AND SAFE REMEDY
for a Cough or Throat Troubles is Browns
bronchial Trochos." They possess real
merit.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

The Governor" -Now that have
paid your debts, Harry, you can
make new start.
Harry--Thank you, father please
lend me hundred Truth.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

The Christian religion is the only
religion on earth that is not afraid of
the light.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

For Whoo ping Cough Piso's Cure is O
successful remedy,-M, P. DIETER, 81
Throop Ave-, Brooklyn, N, Y, Nov. IA. 0..
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

Competition may be the life of trade,
but it is sometimes the death of the
rival editor.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

Shearing sheep is no indication that
a farmer is becoming dementod, even
though he is wool-gathering.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

"Seeing is believing" except in
cases whore one cannot believe his
own eyes.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

AS soon as sin begins to pay it
seems 20 become better looking.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

The professional pugilist is frequent
ly beaten at his own game.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

Content is The true philosophers
stone.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

A patch is often the sign ofpoverty,
but not when it is strawberry patch.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

"Hanson's Magic Corn SRlYe.''
Warranted to cure money refunded, AK you
druggist for 1t. Price 10 cents
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

If every man did what he could to
make the world glad it would be bet
ter, but there might not be so many
men.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

Economy was not born in the poor
house.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19
A Little Girl, Totally Paralysed,
Completely Cured by veno's
lucrative Syrup and Veno's
Electric Fluid-The Most Re-
markabIe Cure in the History
of Medicine.
CLEVELAND, June 81, 1924


County OF cuyahoga, state OF Ohio, IS; Per-
sonnlly appeared before me, II. II. Henry.
notary public, In and for the county and state
street, Cleveland, Ohio who being duly
sworn according to law, deposes and
says that my little girl, who suffered from
st. Nitus dance and some time ago be-
came p1ralysed completely all over the body;
II took away her speech entirely she could
not walk or even stand; she was completely
helpless; her head swAyed from side TO sidei
she could not raise her arms or even turn in
bed she had no control over any part OF tho
took her to doctor but she got worse under
his treatment.
/ was recommended to take her to Veno.
When the doctor examined the child he said he
would guarantee Veno's Electric Fluid and
Neno's Curative Syrup TO cure her. took
supply of the medicine, and my little girl inn
proved every day, and IN ton days she could
stand and walk her speech came back and
she could raise her arms and head, and is
and the neghbors and doctors are astonished.
II had been told That my little girl could have
been cured so quictly would not have believed
II. because before commenced treatment my
girl was the most helpless looking child ever
saw. | strongly recommend the Veno medi-
cines to every sufferer My husband is we'll
known in Cleveland. He is employed by j, z.
Brogans, grocer L make this statement 70
benefit other sufferers.
Sworn to tefore me by the said Belle v.
Hunter, and subscribed by her in my presence
this LIST day OF June, 1894.
:'''''''': IL II. HENRY,
/: SEAL m, Notary Public.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

We have seen fellows who seem to
wonder how history could have been
before they arrived here.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19

The World is the tramp's treadmill
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-19
THE MOST REMARKABLE cure
EVER PERFORMED IN THE HISTORY or MEDICINE.
Totally Crippled for Four Years
Made to Lay Away HIS crutoh
and Cane by Veno's Medicines.

The following is Mr., Chandler's afidavit;
State OF Texas County OF Tarrant IS: Per-
sonally appeared before me, Notary Public
in and for tne state and County aforesaid, Mr..
Levi Chandler living at l3l0 East First street,
Fort Worth who, being by me duly sworn ac-
cordIng 10 law, deposeth and sayeth as fol-
lows: In December, loC3, was Stricken down
with rheumatism and have been constant suf-
ferer ever since, and for the past four years
have not been able 10 walk step without
crutch and cane. Have dootored and spent lots
OF money and got no relief until began TO use
Venn's medicines. have only been using his
medicines three days and now can walk well
without any cane or crutch. 1 am thankful for
the great good l have received as 1t is God
send to me. LEVI CHANDLER
;'''''', Sworn to and subscribed IN my
SEAL. presence, this cath day OF October
:...,.: ie95. q. M TEMPLEToN,
Tarrant County, Notary Public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-29

london Nov 9s-At the WOO, sales to-day there were
cered 2a5 bales The attendance was very ARG ana
ne competition brisk the best days OF tle last
r.cedns series stimulated By the capai selectio
of-reG Prices firm. especially for best parcels All
sections operated freely buyers competed Tor a
number % lots In the three days OF the present
series thew have purchased about Loo bales Meolui
aerinOs we're REALLY sought and cfossbreGs sofa read
AZ f1m previous Cape Of Good Hope and Maze!
voois steady request occasionally lCs were WIN
dawn the limits being reached IL has Deen DECIDED
the series. Following are 'he daY ses III
3staN and the prices obtained; c,s, o,,, :,
New South WalesllO 100 bales: scoured Gdals 22d' 40
kcks and pieces 4q6zd: greasy. 6Ge7d DO locks and
peces. cQ1i1d. o,a, o, I, ,, y,
p.eees. 7izGlld greasy, osgsd ,a. . -, -,
Y,c,orla-5 coo bales secured 63ddis; DO locks and
rieees - QiOd greasy 5dGls: do locks and pieces. A
fSi. oc,, , -,
s5ua Australia bales: greasy. isGAd; do locks
New Zcaand-2 600 bales secured; Idqis 2d Do locks
az p.ecss sizdGls lid greasy. 5'&Qi'zd ,,a
C,e y Good Hope end Natai-soD bales scoure' o'2oa
IS Gid greasy. i%ae1d.
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RAILROADS..
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
Dot OF DesDrVsses ana Cortlandt streets
In effect November II

Stations foot Of i,esorcsses lorandt Streets
g 1900 a. 4. NJ PESNsYLvHSTA 'i Limited: Pullman
E Sm cns Sss'1 Gca D1ns Nh
H. Gn ii 40 a NJ indlSn9po' s ana oedc
200 r. ~ VI. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Vile and Chicago Arrives Cincinnati io4o A. NJ. st.
600 +. 81 wEsT Szf Sleeping
.as s''pn' e s III SsSPsi 4
Arss c sne fr w. ndanapos ' ioo
suS Pac NJ s'so8H sgsnf Pullman Sleeping Car
10 Pttsourg Connects for Chicago daily ana e'e''
land sAi T,oE s''a ATLANTA EXPOSITION. ~
Via .souTHERN RAILWAY. ii0o A. M az III Z o M6
n " galy ' Sa sEAn6AR6 AIR iiNE snd W
p NJ daily: via CAPE CHARLES ROUTE. 500 A. NJ
week w Wxs RI SS9 + NJ hSD THE SOUTH
P% Fa'of a. Pasf
4 rsr s and f Bnns c $50 "ns csr
naq = n 2 nu Ugh RAILWAY EXPIRES. NJ
da F%15r sSsPs RTd Dn Norfolk via
Charles Route A. H. weekdays and with through
ATA c Paror car and br cE to H Aan H9 CIV
For Long Branch Asbury PARK ocean Grove ana polH
weeidays,. SUNDAYS stop, In,eriaken FOR AsOary
rnr'. '-'' A. For Il % PSnHlLA4prLrnIA, - =, ,,.
no s s9 il $50 NJ y s %enp" L% o pSx a
nsR s s@s cis Gao az 90 Limited i
esr ~ pn R"" Ea fa' 50 DS%ips nsn,, .s
Ticket cces Nos t22 el' ieS i$22 .i i sns and md
cariiand; Stress court Street $50 Fulton street os
SHa bT? ssn Ag Jersey cy The The
Transfer COMPANY WIN call for and chscx baggage HUN
GLEN l,EyGISMT Manager General p a. Agent,
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
r,-yopr.~ rrSANCTAr. MARKETS.

London NOV IS 4 D. m.-Consols. 107 l-iG for both
money and account. Canadian Pacific, a7s Ere "a
4, second consols 15ls Illinois Central lOl Mexican
ordinary i7'. -, Paul common. '7. New-York central
.lfe PENNSYLVANIA 54%: Reading. 81 Mexican Central
:, " rer cent bonds 72la Louisville and Nashville. .
Atchson common. IN. The amour, q bullion gone mo
ne Rank q ENGLAND balance to-day Is t3l2VtO.
49, ?. Money 'saa. per cent The rate OF dis
ru. IN The oper market both sor. ard three months
d IS * il yer cent. Paris edvices quote per cent
aras a, 700 So, cenmes for he account ara
.-re on London % 22ia centimes for checks
paf's Nov. 2sThe weekly statynen; o. the bahk %,
france shows Increase Of 22jOoc) francs IN eola
: 80 . c2j francs in silver. ~ .o,,
l.--..1 Nov. 2s-Exchange Ioncoa. 20 marks 46's
: y raaCs for sight and 70 marks 3'iz ptenninss Tor
rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-29
INSTRUCT COURT OF THE UNITED

, States for the southern District Of New In
Bankruptcy. In the matter Of Mari Jennrtt Talman.
bankrupt.
In pursuance Of order duly entered herein
bearing date the twenty day 0f November 1895
undersigned Bankruptcy Mary Jennett
Real Estate Saesroor. No. III Broadway. the
CITY Of New York, the County and State Of New York
Friday. the thirteenth day Of December. 1856 .
o'clock ia tn. afternoon. by Adrian II Muller
Auconeers all the right. title and interest which
Mary Jennstt Taman. bankrupt. had on February
1871 the following described real estate city
Of New YORK.
An that plot parcel Of land in New city.
with buildings thereon. which acc riding a certain
map entitled Map n the northery part Of West Nor
rsania belonging 10 william II. Norris In the County Of
chester County. In Vol II u filed maps page a.
bounded ami described as follows: Beginning AT "A point
In the westerly side Il Walton Avenue now sheridan
Avenue) the northerly line - lot number hun
and twenty-sx said map ana about hundred
sixtv1ve feet north ~ the northsrly side Ella
running thence northveaferly
Fila and along tn" norheriy side u said lot
Der three hundred and twenty six. hundred
less. 20 land late II ". II.
Mum ihercc norheasefiy along said last
parallel with Walton Avenue NOW sheridan Ayenue)
hundred feet. thence sOuthea~erly parallel with Ea
Street hundred and sixy-ihree feet.
westerly side II Walton Avenue Sheridan Ave
nuo) thence souihwescriy aong he westerly side
Walton sheridan Avcnu.) one hundred feet
TO point ~ beginning.
Dated New York. November 81. 1880
BENJAMIN BARKER. JR Assignee
CHARLES 81. TAI.IMAN
Auorne. Tor irut'oner In Bankruptcy. Elm Street
New York CiiS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov 2s s:45 p. m.-Reef-Extra India mess
an a. prin,e mess dull SIS I'd PorkPIice NEST,
me dull at 55s DO medium dur at as Cd Items
sriand cut about 30 10. al 2ss 90 shC:t
ID about % ~ dull 33s. long clear mddles about -
n uu al 2ss Ions and clear middes. about 90 ID
Gu at Us Cd sh0udesAb9ut II to is ~ dull at sts
r-~prime Western spot duh az 2Ts Cd Cheese Amer
M finest white steady as; do coloret STEADY al 4"s
,onsei oi-Lsveipool refined dull az lis I'd Spirits OF
.,enfire steady 1T 81 Rosn-Conlmon STEADY AT a.
I'D ieat--No red winter frm az 3s q. fI2ar-nt
ME farcy winter firm AT IS Sd. Corn Mixed western
t su n; IS 3Ad; dull at Sc SAD: December
ei al rs 3-a January du! at 81 2A.d Hops at LONDON
Pacific ccas, steady al 4Ss05s.
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Railroads..
'AmsRic .'s oRGATRsr RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL

nm From Grand Central Station. al Street.
Sfs'O A. M.-Except sunday, Empire State Express
~ Fastest train In TIE world.
o;3o a. N-Day. Fast Mall. For Syracuse. Rochester.
- 49,. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Chicago.
lo'oo A. M-Except sunday. Day Express. For all I'm
,, portant State points
100 T. M.-Daily. Southwestern Limited For Cincln-
100 M.-Daiy. Chicago Special for Detroit. Cleve-
. mn land. Toledo and Chicago
3'3O p M-Except sunday. West Point. Poughkeepsie.
ann Albany. Iroy. Saratoga.
. mn SO A. NJ. Chicago 4:30 NJ
OOO i. M.-Dally. For Albany. Troy Utica. Adron-
daek Mountain Montreal. Buffalo, Cleveland. To-
O'Z" J. M.Daily. Saratoga. Pattsourg. ST. Adams
1880 = M.-Daily. For Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
o,oo Pal, Cleveland indianapolis, ~ Louis CHICAGO
only for points on Fail Brook R'y via Lyons. and
Tor Rochester.
"h" M.,Daily For oswego, wa,ertown osa a,mg-
. Gay. FOR Cape Vincent and the Auburn Road
I2iIO NlGHT-Theare train for Chicago and principal
points on New-York Central. every night. except
Sunday night.
3:0G \. NJ. and :s:35 F. M-Daily except Sunday. to
mo- Pitt,ned, via Harlem Division 49,, nj.
Oi11 n. NJ Sunday only Pittsied and the BerK-
shire Hills via Harlem Division ,,,,s
AN night trains between 55th st and points on
Putnam Division. far Yonkcrs In CONNECTION WIN
the Elevated Road. This IL the oniy line running al
nEht trains out Of New York
wagner Palace all through .-alns
rains illuminated by Pintsch Light. ,.,-.
Tickets and Wagner Offices Grand CENTRAL station
ifh-st 0l2 roadway eas Coumhus-av, 20 West i2s,h'
ST.. ard l3sthst. Station NswYork ais and I2o FUTON
ST. eni io6 broadway. + D.. Brooklyn 80,
RsggaTe checked from hotel or residence by the "s
JOHN ". TOrcEY GEORGE ". DANIELS.
Genera. Manager General Passenger Agent
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.

ST. Louis and Ali Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TfAiNS ~
Leave New-York foot OF Libertys, daily tor ChCano
30 sun iai5 Night CiNCINNATI, 81: Lotus. 10
m GOO p IN WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, a m
10 p Cs:so sun. Dining car, ,s $50 p M
Dining Car 900 -. m, Dining Car. l2lo night
S,t,,v on + ,xS poanoke Bristol and Chattanooga
An trains Illuminated with Pintsch light =,
Ea. liia ST. l:7 novery. y Y; 'a' Fulton ST. Brook
Ncw-yorS Transfer Company will csll for and check
bayg,ge from hotel or residence 70 destination
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lEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations loot of C"riinnut ana DesorossSS M
rn A. IA. daily, except sunaay for MAOCh 'hDNN
~ ~. a. " daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER,. BbF,
Fain NiAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
- Wes and principal and local points cininScar 10
suensi5n Bridge. PIman Nesilhule Sleeper 70 Snlcaso
it.iu A. VI, daily Qeayes at 1879 A. NJ sunday 10!
uaI'cH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
for Reading and HafflSDu' ~ -, -, urp and ALI
900 H. W. daily except SUNDAY for ElMlkA ana pa az
Intermediate stations connexions Ao' i''N'"'0 ~ "
ING. chalr-car 90 Wl!kesbaIre ..,, o. n
800 r. VI. Sundays only Tor Nhkesua're' H. d.
fInct. II ana all INTERMEDIATE. stations. 1900, ID rr-vC
40 r. VI daily. except sunday toI !" sFt d 81,
TloN and principal intermediate stations, fe.nan oue'
t. Wkesbarre. connections Tor Io,tssh.e. -
20 H. VI. daily. except sunday for Bound b''o" anu
ni5 +. VI daily for EAsToN and Intermediate sta
GOO =. VI. daily tor BuFFAo MIAGARA EAi i1a,
and ali points Wet. Pullman Sleeper vestlDuisd tIaln
%.rVort "a Chicago Sleeper Buffalo ana loTOHW'
Connections for Reading and Harrisburg. , 49,,
,i::,O PM. daily. except sunday Tor Easoh anu
ooO - VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. KocM Ma.,
TEp pfTFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and all points Nesl.
puiInnn Sleepers t. Chicago and Buffalo Char-cT I"
Wilkesbarre. 49,. =, oo5 aal "a.
ana nos broadway Fl East liih St. LOO East lZo,h ST.
Taw-York $50 Fulton 81. Court St. " BroadWay' anu
Prooklyn Annex. brooklyn " Y ,,.
THE New-York Transfer %. will call Tor ana cnec"
baggage from residence through to destination
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Amusrmfnis.
~~~>>>N>~>r>N>>>>~
lBBEYs THEATRE. FIFTH WEEK OF
HENRY IRVING.
MISS ELLEN TERRY
THE LONDON LiCECM COMPANY.
This Frida,' EVg al \ Matinee Tomorrow at .
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
P0rtia maintenance. MISS ELLEN TERRY
Tomorrow Evg at ocock. LOUIS Nl
Next week. Monday and Tues. Evgs. FAUST " Oast
Nights
Wed. Thurs. Fri. Fvgs Mat Saty,
"NrCU NrO won't NOTHING
sat'v F,'s "a GlIEiSrNAS SrORy' THE BEIf.S'
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Ccttures ano Mcsiinss.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LECTURES FOR
DEcENRER

DECEMBER
AT COOPER UNION Tuesdays 81. 10th. and 18th,
r. NJ REV F. HUBERrY JAMES. China and the
Chinese" No tickets required.
AT METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. Saturdays. ~
A. M MR. RUSSELL. sTURGIs. Dec. 7th j. NJ
W. Turner. L. A.. The Man and His Ways OF WorA."
Dee l4th His Art and Its Character" MIR. FRED
ERICK KEPPEI. Dec. 2ist. Personal Sketches e
Some Famous Etchers" Dec 2sih. Sir Seymour
Haden Painter Etcher" No tickets required.
AT AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY,
Saturdays. r. NJ. ROBERT s WOODWARD. Pm ID.
Dec eth The Atmosphere and Oceans" Dee. iith.
The Properties OF the Earth's Mass" Dee :ist.
The Interna; Heat OF the Earth Apply fog ckeis
TO Secretary " the President Columbia Coeas
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Financial elections.


ERIE ELEVATOR COMPANY.
IL The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Erie
OF directors will b" held
the office OF IN. company. Room g. 18th floor. Mills Build
ING n I3r ads, York city November 80 1898.
a. 70 ocloct noon GEO ". GIRAFFE Secreiary.
OFFICE OF THE GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. NO. 20 NASSAU STREET.
New York. November 18th. 1885
vJyTIE ANIMAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
l OF The Germanie Life Insurance Company will be
principal office Of the ComI No 20 Nassau
street in City % NewYork. on WEDNESDAY the lth
HUBERT ellis.
Secretary
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FOR LAKEW0 WOOD,
POYAl- BLUE LINE.

80 WASHINGTON go ooo
Fer raaadl9Hls y.fs dis; rs 49, SS 100 d,sgSi
parlor Can 800 Dining carr 500 D.ninS 0ato' II "a
fp.i, night. 40 sVp lo'N, -
|r,,r,hg, Gar, NJ $50 400 500 Dining carr. "'W
,Bnins car) p Nj i2l5 might, .,. s.. 500 loco
~. baltimore aud Washington. week days 80 D,V V
II "a dining carr A. NJ $50 $50 200 dinns oa.b
cclc1 oV rinng Gar, T. NJ I2:1J night sundays. loW,
., 90 VI,,nins caD A. NJ 23o 300 dining Carr SOD
Ili~,,s carr p NJ. i2:l5 night. , ., 100, a..
arl tarior-car seats be procured az foot OF
rb"ry 81 iS i72 2ei ~ 9it iito 3 ,;,b
-. io,th &, 81 columbus Az New-YorL; Court 81
SEQ Fulton St, Bro2klvn o. Broad%ay, W. SH rhect
re ,( rom hotel or residorcr destination.
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THE STOCK MARKET.
Thursday. November 2s--p. IN.

heins a holiday all the exchanges banks
'"u '.s,rsss houses were closed. For the con-
aha - If our readers we reprint yesterday
ve",e.'r ,rsces on the Stock Exchange:
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-29
Business Opportunities.
miscellaneous.

>N>~N>~~>>>~>>~
URI'SHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 3lj Pearls.
- near Ferry-st.. all articles Al lowes; IricS.
JOHN X HOPPEI.. Manufactured
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est an0 Ccun1
Gclp tDanieo


WANTED Immediately governess. German for child
w French sgverness family. companion willing
travel MISS pONOVAN'S Teschers' Bureau and Musical
u ncy. 30 East lin-st
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Wttan Cleaners

CLYDE LINE.
"A. CHARLESTON. S. C., the South and Southwest,
JACKsONVIi-.ac and all Florida points.
From Tier 20 f II. 0ce: Of Roosevelt ST. 3 P. NJ.
SN"'SSg= SPECIAL tJWTGGE =.o''''''
.s " s snS ses.sa GGMAMG vii Vie '' asa: sSsg
December 4tI. y.
steamers have nrstciass passenger accommodations.
WM. i CLYDE & co, General Agents.
Bowling Green y. Y.
Fla Cent. & Penn. Fas, F. r. Line via Jacksonville.
Cresi So Freight and Passenger Line. Via Charleston.
T O. EGER. Geai Agt.. 3Yl B'dway. y. \.
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~ OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique.

~ OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique
" FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE. FRANCE
IA LebOeuf. .Sd , y.
Ia NcRMANDiE Delonce. Sat. Dec. :. a. n.
II GASCOfi\E BlSdelon sat Dec IL . 4.
Parlor seat and buffet smoking attached Special
nm Havre-paris vice 500 extra.
FORGET general Agent. No. bowling Green.
"OIY LAND-Parties under personal escort
III fror, Nsw-York. Jan. :. - Feb. H. 80 -. see
1,r,rramines THOs COOK SON 2Gl & 22J Broad.
usy n Y
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,,TTopy STEAMSHIP LINES

WI From New York Wed, Fri ana Sat; 49,
a DELIGHTFUL TRlr TX SEA ~ I'VE PORTS %
oNE-wAY EXCURSION OR TOURISTS TICKETS 70
-. naints ia Texa. Colorado. Utah. Arizona California
Mexeo Georgia Fierda EH;eisnt aeseT .st,on:
sPEciiAi ii a. Pocket f;u,de nns,lrd nee,
r. ar MALLORY 4 co. Gen. Agts.. Pier 20 g. r. ~ Y.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NBW.JERSEY


Fou> tracSs. Automatic Block Signals
on and otter November II, 1873
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81 . q.
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Maueh Chuh aa oo
40 7:fJ 9:iO Nl:4j Eason A. NJ. III. ~ 49,
10 Eas,on) 40 5.i5. 100 to Allentown r. NJ Suhua's
40 q - 10 Eastonl 4 NJ. 100 3: 30 80 a. a:,o NJ
10 80 80, p II sundays. 4:3o 4. NJ, eta ,.,o
2so 100 800 5:i5 1880 p. NJ. 1915 night SUNDAYS
100 go 30 800 I. NJ. 1915 night =, ,,o ,.oo
For Harrisburg $3.50 500. 9io A. VI. Nv: % 30. 80
400 800 5:i5 p. ". 1915 night Sundays i'oo ''
200 NJ. I2:l night - o., ,.ao GOO
For sunb1ry Levi. hurg and Wllamsport az ~
o.l0 A. Nj no 100 73O r. NJ. Sundays 4'o A. NJ
Goo 7. NJ 1850. ro,.rr
ror Pod pank Long Pranch and points south 70 PONY
Pleasant i:30 SIS II 80 A. NJ. 130. lao 10 :, ~
G.l5 J. VI SUNDAYS except ocean 'to'e "''' ''
PARK 900 A. NJ 800 r. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
400 SID i 81. li5. $40, 40 r. NJ DAT, md
barneVat ! 10 SIS A. NJ lt5. $40 T. NJ ,o ~
For Aanti. CITY Vineland and bridse''h' 4''o ~ "a
Err Monmouth Beach seabrght and Highlends % Says
aink 30 SIS 1870 \. NJ. 1870 l;fo f:lo -" = ~
SUNDAYS. 900 \ NJ. 400 T. "
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CAv.YYAU LINE. OCEAN $. s. co.

- Trwe.kly from Pier 81. y. H.. foot o. Spring ST.,
Tuosdsys Thursdays and Saturdays ct 3 p. NJ For
re H ussbegen r w. H. Rheu Gen. Agt
" e ~ ~ POI B'wny. Cent. II. r.. 3l1 Bway
e s" rS Fer Is N r. r. e. = II n Rway
q n. Sorrei Mar. J. r. bscA"ith u a. z r. -
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CI'NARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
IA TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN.
Cmbria. Nov 81. =. m Etruria Dee u. p. m
7. a. CaInpania. Dec. 81 o "A
From Pier 40. North River. foot II ClaIkson-st.
Cabin passage $50 upward. Second cabin. $50 $;J
according steamer and accommodations
steerage tickets TO from all parts Of Europe very
low rates. For IRE ght and passage apply the Com
pany's Ciice No. 4 Bowling Green, New York
VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. General Agents.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Tentonic. Dec T. a. m. Teutonic. ...........Jar
II, M Britannia. Jan.
Majestic. Dec; H. II a m Majestie. Jan. /;
10 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier as North River Office. ~ Broadway ~ Y
H. MAITLAND KERSEY Agent.