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Ancient Medical Proverbs.

The Yorkshire folk have proverbial
observation to this effect: Quickly TODD
and quickly go, quickly will thy mother
have moe," and this has given rise to a lot
of learned discussion, for there seems tc
be doubt as TO whether 'too'd" means
'.toothed'' or ito God, the former being
the Interpretation commonly accepted.
Others insist that ''thc early breeding Of
teeth is sign of o short lifo'in spite OF
the notorious instances to the contrary in
the cases of Marcus GURUS Dentatus,
Cneius Papyrius Carlo and Richard III.
Another proverbial observation has it
that They would be young when they are
old must be old when they are young" A
theory highly disapproved of by physicians
of the present time is that children and
chickens must always be picking" by
which is meant that both must eat often
and but little at a time.
Since we have mentioned the physicians,
there are ancient proverbs relating to
health:
Quickly TODD and quickly 60,
Quickly will thy mother have moe.
Wash your hands otter, your feet seldom
and your head never.
The best physicians are DR.. Diet, d..
Quiet and DR.. Merryman.
Never touch your eye bat with your ell
bow.--WestminstSf Budget.
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The Brooklyn woman is Mrs. Lille
Never. Five years ago she began to feei
sharp pains in her abdomen; with the
bearing-iown feeling and pains in her
back. She tried doctors and got no reIie..
friend told her of Mrs. Pinkham Gem
pound. and after usingit The pain left her
and neastrustion now comes without SUI
fering.
The Riverside, Cal. woman is Mrs. =.
f. Dewey. who says, : have used three
bottles of Your Vegetable COMPOUND Tor
painful menstruations.
every month my suffering was TERRI
BE. and / was Obliged 10 GO to bed.
!. After using the first bottle. my general
hs,,th WAS much improved. and now, after
ns rs three bottles. all pain has len me-
oaa ! am ~, J we'll woman Lydia T. Pink
h ,,nn,'s ye~ctable Compound is as unfa;ling
IS The san.' Get it from your driissls''
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gailg 8tnnthrt 5onrnal
womas,s DAY.
Continued from lst page


talk, every phase of the subject being
Ia zen up.
There were several other speakers
at large, among them being Mrs
Geo S. Hunt Of Portland, Mrs.
Beede of Pennington, Mrs. Hannah j
Bailey, DR.. Jane Hersom of Portland.
Charlotte Thomas Of Portland, Mr..
S. G. Crosby of Waterville, Mrs Dr. Cheney
of Lewiston.
The remarks were interesting through
out and there were many bright
things said which aroused much
enthusiasm. The committee regarded il
splendid presentation of the cause. It
was several minutes before the hall could
be cleared after the hearing ended.
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DON'T VERSUS DOESN'T.
Grammatical Oddities That Crate Uson
the Ear of Educated Readers.

the Ear of Educated Readers
The subject of pronunciation has been
up for discussion good deal of late. The
following regarding don and doesn't"
should be of interest, coming from the
best authority. Don't is like dropping the
final of the present participle, a vulgar
ity of people Of culture. Thackoray and
Anthony Trollope> constantly place it.,
along with amt for lam not" or sis
not in the mouths of their highly bred
characters. The late prince consort used
it, / recollect-quoting from memory
from his Life" by Sir Il. Martin
that, speaking of the Princess Beatrice as
an infant, the prince wrote, 'She doesn t
like it
Other corruptions are, or were, 'em for
"them," Hawyut for Harriet" chawyct
for chariot" yallow for yellow" tossel
for "tassel," Lunnon for London, "
Roome for Rome" goold for gold, "
obleege for "oblige." The first Duke of
Wellington, as l have been told, always
said obleege 1t certainly does grate upon
the car to hear don't used for 'doesn t, "
and yet we find it used in the - Pickwick
Papers" in the song which Mr.. Wardle
sings on Christmas eve at the Manor farm,
Dingley Dell:
And love that's too strong-why, 1t don't last
long,
As many have found to their pain.
In East Anglia they say ''you don't
ought" and ''he didn't ought" which,
though true, is slightly ungrammatical.
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Knights OF the Maccabees.

The state commander writes us from
Lin ,aln. Neb, as follows: After trying
Other medicines for what seemed to be a
yeev obstinate cough in our two children
W, tried DR.. Kings New Discovery and
AZ the end of two days the cough entirely
left them. We viii not be without it
hereafter. as our experience proves that it
cures where all other remedies fail. -
Signed f. ". Stevens, State Com. Why
not give this great medicine q trial. as it
is guaranteed and trial bottles are free at
J. A. Jackon's and Emery & Ward 5
Drug Stores, Gardiner, Regular size,
soc. and sl.c0. DIM, W, f&wfolrm
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q, Word to III. wise i. sunieien..p

/ suffered terribly from roaring in my
head during an attack of catarrh, and be-
cause very deaf, used Ely's Cream Balm
and In three weeks could hear as well as
ever-A. f. Newman, Graling, Mich.
One Of my children had very bad dis
charge from the nose Physicians pre-
scribed without benefit. After using
EIy's Cream Balm short time the di-
sease was cured-O. a. Cary, Corning,
n. Y.
Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
mw&f&w
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awolnanlille Mrs.
pinhllaln, who s6F
nlaayyears minis
.ereltotlle suffer-
iags Of her sex
all over The laad.
Here are two no
table cases, ore
from the Pacific
aadtlle otherfronl
theAtlaniiccoast.
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OTHER HEARINGS.
Reports in Favor Of The lewiston Hospitals
Railroads.

The finance committee voted TO appro-
pirate $500 annually for two years to the
sisters of Charity hospital of Lewiston
The appropriation Of last Legislature was
1880. The committee voted for $4,000
annually for two years for the Central
Maine hospital Of Lewiston, and $4,000
for a building fund contingent upon a like
amount being raised
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The Kind That Cures

1t is an honest medicine, the dis
covery of an honest physician,
working in the interests of man
kind. That he has succeeded in
his aim the stories told by those
living right in your own vicinity
prove.
The life of MRS. A. BASSETT
of EAST VASSALBORO, ME,
was for eight years one of great
suffering. Tormented by Dyspep-
STA, induced by Cancer in the
Stomach, life was a continual mis-
cry. Physicians and their medi-
cines, and widely known remedies
were used without effect. The light
est food distressed her. DANA'S
Sarsaparilla CURED her. Do you
wonder at her faith in it?
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and IS dscl
Signature
youcn
/ JOHNSON
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Appears for Old Town Hospital.

The Old Town city hospital was the
subject of a hearing before the finance
committee at p NJ The friends of the
measure made a strong presentation of
their case. Among those who spoke We're :;
Hon. ID. +. Davis, DIR. Sanger, o. S.
Pease, Revs +. c. Andrews, f. A. Davis,
and Mr.. Dow, j. l.. Doherty, Esq, ]. f.
Could DIR. Bickford and other citizens of
Old Town. There was no opposition
The hospital has been in operation about
three years and claims to have done a
great deal for the public in northern
Maine. Its location at n point where
great numbers of men are coming and
going from the woods is favorable for do
ing good work, it was argued, which no
other hospital in the State could Go as
we'll.
Mr. G. NJ. Donham was before the
committee in relations go the resolve for
the Maine Register. The committee will
report favorably.
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Il you want to keep your house plants
blooming, pick off all the blossoms as soon
rs they begin 10 fade
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SAVED TWO WOMEN,
TgpvgH MANY MILES APART.

fsrreAi.r TO ovG LADY RlAat@3J
sJs,v ourjeus and interesting expert
= ces arc fornd in the correspondence OF
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Died.


MISCELLANEOUS.
Philadelphia-Jan. 10. at her residence
2l26 Canal St. Miss Caroline NJ. Thompson
daughter of the late James and Susan
Thompson Of Augusta, Me.
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Washington County Railroad Charters.

The railroad committee We're in execu-
tive session several hours, Thursday after
noon, and it is presumed much Of the
time was passed in deliberation of the
Washington county charters. All that
could be learned was that they had chosen
a subcommittee consisting of Hill, Engle
and Mccullough to consider any way that
might be open TO agreement between the
nnnOsinp nartieS
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rliyaielans eveiywIeTe; II has s>on0 "+No1.
is ow-, intrinsic merit aad excellence wAilc
generation after generation have used it
with entire satisfaction and handed down The
knowledge OF It's worth to their eii:ie-ea as
valuable inheritance. co@id a remedy have
existed on the face of tie Cath for more
t.,a:l eighty years except for the fast t.:at it
possesses extraordinary merit foT family uses
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JOHNSON'S
Anodyne
LIN | NJ EN- /

was originated in 1910 by the late Or. y.
Johnson, an old fashioned. noble hearted
Family Physician 10 cure all ailments that
are the result of irritntious and iniamma-
tons, such as asthma, assesses, bites, burns,
bruises, bronchitis, colds, coughs, Group,
ca.&rr.,, chaps, chilblains, collie, cramps,
cholera morbus, diphthcria, and all forms of
sore throat, earache, fractures, govt, head
..t,o ..,N-a,-, Z, orio-ls LANG hack IaYuc
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
Money. on call, easy, 1a2.
Prime mercantile paper, 3a4.
Government bonds. lower.
70 :
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sex div. ibid. tasked.
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For Over
Eighty
Years
: SOOthed
Healed
Cured
it Has


in
vtpoSuv them
RECOMMENDED by
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DO You Want A Tenant |?

Then advertise your rem. in the Want Col
auu OF the kEsrzHEG JouRsAts IL pess
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NEW YORK. Jan. 81.
FLouR-Recelpts, 20,147 pkgs; exports. S; 36
bbls; eli7 SACKS; sales, 1900 pkgs; quiet,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-24
lEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Stations loot Of COrIIamdt and DesDrosses 1

Stations loot OF CoriIamdt and DesDrosses Sta
800 A. W. daily except Sunday, FOR MAUCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations
SI5 A. NJ. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, BCF.
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. saa
the West and principal and local points dining car 70
Suspension Bridge. Pullman Vesibule Sleeper 4 CheasA
MAIJCH CHUNK and intermediate points c. nnsescns
100 l.. VI. daily. except Sunday for ELMlRA and 9!
connections for Potsve and Read
ing; chalr-caT to Wilkesbarre
80 =. NJ. Sundays only for Wilkesbarre L. &
Junction and all intermediate stations.
41O y. NJ. daily. except sunday. for l. and b. JUNO.
TON and principal intermediate stations Pullman euitd
parlor-car Wilkesbarre connections for Poitsyie.
20 r. VI. daily. except Sunday ior Bound Brook and
BIB T. vi. daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta.
600 p. VI. daily :or BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
New-York 10 Chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Torono
connections for Reading and Harrisburg. :.
ti::SO 4. VI. daily, except sunday Tor Eastol and
intermediate stations
900 p. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES.
TER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and all points West
Pullman Sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo chair-er 70
Wilkesbarrc. a..
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 235. 2Sl ~
and 1923 broadway 81 East rsth ST. $50 Els, 2j:h st.,
New-York $50 Fulton St. Court ST. IS Broadway and
Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn. N. Y.
baggage from hotel residence through TO destination
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WEST SEQRE R.K,

and Is minutes .arer from foot Franklin St;
$50 A. VI. Dali: Local TO Buffalo. ,..
7.3O A. NJ. Daily local TO Albany for Casnl MOUNTAINS
and Saratoga. Parlor 10 Albany. sundays onV.
0.15 A. VI. Daily Albany. Utica, syracuse. Roenese'
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland ana Chsssn
1l.35 A. NJ. Daily except sunday 70 Ca,sHn Mo.a'
Albany Saratoga. Caldy we'll Lake George Iaror car
400 =. VI. Daily except sunday for Albany. -
900 T.. VI. Daily fcr Albany, Mnntreal Itea syaSese
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto pef'''
Cleveland, Chicago and ST. Louis. . 49,.
$50 y. VI. Daily. except sunday. for Ne"olfs Aoan"
Saratoga and Montreal Parior car . h!nsston. .
S.45 =. W. Daily, except sunday Tor Otca syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo ~.
S.I5 r. VI. Daily for Albany. Otica, SYRACUSE oSheS
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit, Cleve'ah@
For tickets tin, tables paror slcepingcar accom-
apply city Offices Brooklyn ana New OK az
a. stations. Time ,sLles at principal hotels For s'ha
information address G. r LAM
Gen Passenr- Agent. Vanderbilt ave. Ne"-for1
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z railroads..
DEN NSYLVANIl
RAILROAD.
a tions foot OF DesDIOsses and CorlIahdt s.reeta
In affect NnAnInner Il lh.,a.

stations
In effect NOveinber II. 1880.
eSS TPhh1N SEErsS c'f rffsS,ses
lion Cars Arrives Chicago, a, ". Cleveland 81
M Gnfn1 o 40 h n so s sss
S PSlman sieepns ana Dnins Car, q oss Ls,
vile and Chicago Arrives Cincinnati io'5 A. ~. 81
o6 SYii r. H. NJ wf ssSsFS 'a + s,.,
ana pn"y Gar; cc Seso al C'f ns day Arrives
7.zs ''' = NJ = s6uTHwEsTERS EXpREss~ puIlu.,
sspss sns D%s Cars GHnn aHs st. Lows
500 s. FAGTFId fFEs$ ST. gsv Sleeping 9.
lana 70 FoR ATLANTA ExrOsfTIox.
Viz sogTMEEy RiiLwAI Ii92 4 AoAgr ' lsI y!
s sy Via Via s sEfE 9Hhp 1 R6c %" Z
week w Wyxs 11f s$2 NJ AID si' THE SOUTH
ssS sse lS'G Dp's c so ana a 5S c sS
a. ,' sse sls R"S f,s55
cG GT n T. p b Psf h4AmwAy
For OLD p1 PoiSr s coSEohf f' s?a
Charlie. Eopte 4 NJ weekdays am with rAf''s'
AT Ti.fRs cry ana "fArE NAY 100 weekday.
PayIo Car through to 2 AS essS CIV. an. p,
Pessah, oIc 4. NJ. Il. 10 $40 30; sna i !" p z
p'r''' '.'' A. F r 3 PSnniLaADELPmlA,
ins b GalS y cS a. ~" Il 6lnla &C ar NJ IN
a A. NJ dar P,1Jn Ign go sr TX 20 ~ ss G''
ricke, oces Nos AZ s4 LIZ y22 ~ and ~: n
r1r.ians strees Court Street, Fulton street:
broadway and Brooklyn Annex station et,s Got {, F:.
Transfer Comnany VIII call for and check baggage from
hotels and resIdsnces through 10 des,insqn WON
G GHEv2lSWT Manager, General ps.s TG &s.s
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Railroads..
smSHIo 20 oREATRsr RAilRoAV.
NETWORK
ENTR r. !
- HUDSON RIVER r. r.

FINN Grand Central station. AID Street
$50 A. M~Encept sunday. Empire STATE 4i5
Fastest train rn n he s:5s SG p ~ D'e
o,o NJ Easta Fas, Mail FOR Poughkeepsie. Al
bany Utica Syracuse Rochester BUFFALO, N'As""
tO,3O A M'-Except Sunday. Day Express. For all III"
portant New-York State points. r.. r,nc,n.
40 M-Daly, Southwestern Limited. =" ~'"
100 p M.-Dally Chicago Special for Detroit |'e''
land Toledo and Chicago - po,u,te.n.ie
$3.50 p. M.-Exoept sunday. West Point fous""''''''
AERO p NJ Eypaiiy North Shore Limited Due De'ro'
$40 A. NJ, Chicago. 4:30 p. M r,,ca Adiron-
dack Mountains Montreal Buffalo. Niagam 81
Cleveland Toledo. Detroit. Chicago Cihci""' "
a.2, M.pauy. Troy. Saratoga Piatsburs Burning
ton St. Adams and Montreal ,o.,. Niagara
S.3O M-Daily For Rochester, Bunalo' Cnicsgo
Fans Cleveland indana .@dnns ~ car passengers
only, for points on Fall Brook ~. VI" -''
for Rochester s..-.o..o oswego watertown.
Obs MDay for syra Sssara Fails cveana
Toledo, Chicago and except SATURDAY i'
I2,IO NiGHT-Theatte train Chicago ana rcen,
points New-York Central every '"e''
vOe a Ma. and :,,so p M.--Da!y except Sunday 10
Pttsneid. via Harlem Division NJ, and the Berk-
s maLI, NGfir'' TRAINS TO YoNKERs .,
'AlI night trains between i5oth-st. anu pon with
Putnam Division far as Yonkers N ns runnInx aii
the Elevated Road This Is the on'y ""e ~
night trains OF New York. ,
Wagner Palace all through trains.
TS kn. and WAGNER oces at Central Station
1I3 broadway il Park Place 26i 43 Broadway 81 9;S s
broadway 235 Columbus aye * w oe Futon
st.. and los broadway. b D.. Brooklyn b., ~. ws.,.
baggage checked from hotel residence by the "e''
'ohN c, N, ,,anager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-24
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSIIN8Co M 1IIII rI1kV1f1''@N''7' :,
Two sales under foreclosure proceedings were neiu
Yesterday at the Broadway Real Estate Saiesroon''
Strong q ireland sold No. 70 East One-hundred-
and-ffteenth-st. a fve-story brick tenement mousse
lot 25xloo TO- to the plaintiff Polka Maria Wilkens'
for s15c00.
d. r. Ingraham & Co sold No. 13a ParK-ave'
fve-story brick tenement house. lot 2o'hxiV'' "
George W. Lee. for s2l106.
Charles H. Benner has sold for Elizape'h sin,e'
TO John X. McKeen. No ga Greenwichs'' ior ''''''
II was purchased In 1890 for $26,oW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-24
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for alterations were filed yc
Cherry-st No 81 by J w Healy, TO a three-story
and attic brick stable and dwelling. ...........
Franklin st. Nos ll5 and III. by estate Of Charles
4 Baudoune To n five-story brick warehouse.
Broadway n corner Beecker-st. by tho Man
haitian Savings Institution, To an eight story
and basement brick store and Office building
Henry-st No 10. by Isaac Goodman 81 Son.
TO a fve-story brick store and tenement. .......
Broome-s No 436. by + Naethlng. to a three
story brick building. ............ cost not given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Mter jenny to John Smith. G2d-st. $50 II -. ~,
Arnold I'd i PaiTIcR L. and vie Ann Mckee
Bryce Lloyd $ to Title Guarantee and Trust
COMPANY ny; 30 &o3 5th-ayc. years .....:.. 5000
cutor ls5ih-si, 325 IT OF st Ann'.-ave ~ ~
Brady Edward j. to Daniel Birdsali ; Warren ~
st lot 1898 map church farm, lease -. ""'
's s. Ann ' save and liih-s years ..... 1900
a1G Joh0 q and Of ~s 1s Ares HSy 1900
Butler. Jacob p: to Hudson Realty Company % ~,
clark Francis l. and wife to- the Washington w
Life Insurance Company. W corner 7th-ave - 80,
chesebro. Denson F. and Alexander Brown jr to
Janet olcott. corner Jay and Staple SITS. a., .o
Cocks. David b. to Robert l. Harrison. trustee
RlnssSr f to wSoda~n Gspo, ' and East . chss'
square riots lots Bounded by above anu year, or" s
c2,lsr John to Finest aa%%sr isoth-'' o
cepsn Alfred 70 James Richards , and another.
capen, c Alfred, to F r Houghton. $ +, isith-st.
AdOns Wam nnd Samuel ys to the executors on
Of Elzabeth underhill. sls'-st. 4los IT
DALEY Walter. to Amanda + Mccarthy. S $ 4oth-
poon~ IT, Thomas as Wv to Clarence ES Martin 0
Ens s AG%ne b. 'V GSais sehsT villa 5000
, ave 3lst {. = Of Van coTtand!aye. years; COO
81. 100 IT OF Amsterdam-ave year .......". 1900
Fss and Nf!ssF avt to as sn 70 East Ty Ss
years :...:::.,..........,.. a25 ooC
FISCHER. Naria 10 HenrN q Slleck.
Prospective. n OF Samue-st | month. I2i
Furber. Albert W. to Louis T. Jessurun steb-
bins-avc. ls411 Il II Wsstchestcrave. de-
mand months, etc. mortgages. ......... 24Ooc
Goodwin Joseph II. Jr, to Mary l. Ilnyr.
Bailey-ave. lots ", SO and NJ. map W o Glies's
land, yeas ...;...........;: ........... 1900
Won Ganher. Theodore. and wife Bertha
Smith. G2d-st. $50 n OF Amsterdnmave
- p'uN 3OG
Grossman, Martin. 10 Joachim IIaar " At
r ornsy-st 30 # q nlylngton,s, years. 1900
prosement Company Hoe-ave. 2G6.s II Of
Sr"r TOO
Goodman. Sophie. TO John Heuvelman n . 10TH "
, St, l1s # Of 4thaye years ;.....:. $500
guranee Company. . . listh-st. 200 It 0 OF S;h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-24
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

baltimore. Washington. Chicago. Ctnctnns"
s.: Loni. "n,i All point. West,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI. TRAiNGnsc0
Leave New-Yerk foot OF Lioeriys, daily lor cHlcss s
go sGn i2;ia night CLNSINN ATL ST. LOUIS "a
snss Sun. 10 a. m. Dining cS n:ao a ~. Dn,ns =
$50 p. m % 80 p. m. ex sun. Dining Carr. 500
NORFOLK; ttso m. ally ,..,ns
NEW ORLEANS. Roanoke and Chattanooga PUN"
Sleeping Car, $50 ex. SUM- 2:ao p m sun
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch light -
Ticket offices: 1lS. i72 COL AIS lao Broadway.
East i.;a ST. ~, i?1 B9wsry y r.: s.a Fulton ST. -
New-York Transfer Company win cali for and -
oaSgags from hotel yssidsncs to destinatio>-
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uirter nesoets

n)irter flesccts
o~o>N>~o~~~~oo~NN~N~N~<
IN SUMMER LAND
PLANT SYSTEM HOTELS,
SEASON OF 1905 es
THE TAMPA BAY.
TAMPA FLORIDA,
OPENS DECEMBER 7TH. 1885,
THE SEMIN OLE.
WINTER PARK. FLORIDA
OPENS JANUARY 18TH. 1899.
A. T. DICK. Resident Manager
THE INN.
PORT TAMPA FLORIDA.
OPEN THE YEAR.
H. W. FOSS. Superintendent,
Hew-York ONCE IL West 23d ST
~ d. p. HATHAWAY Manager.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. -
For PHILADELPHIA week days, 4:3O, 500. 300, loM
II 20 d1ining Car A. NJ. 1880. 23o. $50 400 BasA
Parior Carr, 500. 600 Dining Car! 80 800 y.
iolS night sundays. 1870, 900. 1000. 1870 Dining
cas1 A. NJ. 23o. 400 500. 600 Dining Can P. ",
For baltimore and washington. week days 500 1000
1880 Dining Cap A. NJ 80 $50 o 900 GS ID Dns;
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night - 4. .-o.,-o. =. ,o,, a
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20 e,h Az II East iith ST.. i34 East l21th ST. ~
West i25th ST. 25i Columbus Az New-York cour, s.,
SEQ E,,i,on 81, Prooklyn: 9S Broadway. Williamsburg
Trio York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
heSoage from hotel residence 10 Destination
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through leave NewYork. foot Of CnaGee. > o."
follows, earlier from Nest -SseS.,
O00 n. M-Nesubuled Express Daily Tor " 1919
S'OU Binghamton, Elmira Buna.o, Bradford Jams.
town Meadviile and the West Pallor car {"
Buffalo 80 . a..
230 Chicago ya h%isf LAKE, Rss
TAO A. NJ, Chicago 5:35 T. NJ SleepeEs 70 Nv
cage Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
100 4. M.-Buralo ves,ibuled Express DAILY sr ,s
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for Detroit. Chicago and the West 9Th.
845 : sod cns an 40 en hass '1d Has
fao Chicago and Cincinnati. Dnins Car, NAN
TICKETS. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PCLLn.s~
accommodations III. 26 4ol and 9S' Bos .S..
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York: 90 Broadway and 3s3 Fultonst Brooklyn; ~
Hudson st. Hoboken. and Jersey cry Station -
Transfer Company calls Cor and checks baggage HS~
hotels and residences to destination.
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rJNHE JACOTOT SCHOOL
j IL WEST s6TH-ST.
boarding and day school for girls kindergarten for
boys and girls conducted French
Mile. FROMENT and Mrs. c. J.. MORGAN, Principals
FINHE MISSES ELY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
s5th and seth Streets
Eew-York.
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