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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1898-01-04

Cyprus; proclaim the mysteries of
the Unknown God, as at Athens:
and tell them of the way Ia shake off
the deadly venom of unrightenusness
IN like manner as the Maltese viper
had fallen from his hand in the l.
land nf the sea. That great En-
hnssador in Bonds. who from her
very center should proclaim To- mil
IONS yet t" come, that standard had
been raised Ia which all sin stricken
souls might look with that same &c.
gree of hope which had prompted the
lSraelires of old Ia gaze upon the bra
zen image, :or exemption from the
poisonous reptiles at the wilderness;
that philosopher, greater than her
Cato; that poet, greater than her Nir
gil; that orator, greater than her
Cicero, and that blundless warrior. i'm
whose trail have followed the count
less soldiers of the cross
Ia Smaller Asia, upon the eastern
coast "f the Mediterranean. between
the mountains of LeLan'r ON the north
and the great desert of Simni on the
,uth, was situated the land of Ga.
naan, one of the tairest possessions nt
this great empire; which though small
IN territory, WAS reple,e with the
greatest events in all the annals Of
history.
llrher nineteen centuries before
had Cod, pursuant Ia great design,
called A BRAN from the land Of Mesn.
potamia, and at time when both he
and his wife were old and childlcss.
told him that his progeny should be
III number as the stars Of heaven and
as the unrcckoneL sands of tie ocean.
bade him look upon the four quarters
of the compass, and said that all the
land in sight should he the Inheritance
of his offspring, and made binding
cpvcnnm. with him that in his seed
should I'LL the nations of the earth be
blessed
Here came Ishmael, and though
he Was cast away and sent to perish
in The wilderness, and though the
hand "f every man was rail- ed against
him, the Lord preserved HIM and he
became the progenitor Of people,
who axe to-day umnumbercd.
Here also in pursuance of Gods
covenant had Isaac and Jacob and
Jacobs twelve sons been born, and
the great Israelilish nation had it's
beginning.
Here Joseph was sold to bondage
Ivy his brethren and carried into EgypL
where lie became a prosperous ruler;
and IN after years established his
father and unnatural brethren in the
land Of Goshen, The most fertile in the
kingdom. In the course Of time
there refined "A king who knav ma,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1898-01-04

flag oil every sea, and more than fit.
" years before the time of which |
speak, her greatest ruler. Julius
Cesar, had planted her victorious
standard on the Island of Great
Britain, whose capita. has since De.
come, as well in people as in com.
merce, the metropolis of the world.
1t was ~ city of great military.
power and splend"r, with her legions
in every land, and her ourposts on
the tartherest quarters of the earth.
and along her APpian way had come
thousands Of captives of renowu to
attest the great power of her con
quests.
But three times in her seven cen
turtles of history, had he gates of her
great war temple, which stood open
IN time of war, been closed, and now
as they ,tn"d for the third time upun
their massive hinges burning the Ell.
trance III 'he dero'ees' who would
""sn'P at 'he SHRINE OF Mars, they
S'g"'"e" 'ha' h"me had II" war and
III consequent thereof peace ruled
throughout the world.
ny tue i'rce ana Terror at her
great 'ahie' TINS mighty empire had
''"l'e''e' universal peace, aud the
''''e WAS no" ripe Tor The coming OF
'""' S"Per'a'lNe event III earthly his
'"rN' l" Wh'ch All VIII" lived prior to
us happening looked forward, and
All VINO nave since ENed look back
""'"' 1t WAS e''i"ently mete and
proper mat peace should prevail,
""e' '''e '''''cc "i Ieace should
come
Les NOME WAS al per zemih aud
'''' WINE "'"Se" anger "f peace how
e''u over every inhd and cline, and
"'" III" come Inc 'lme, when proph-
e'9 ""u'n pee. me history. when faith
"""''' ''ec"'''e S'gh'' ana The spiritual
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
CUT IN PRICES

OF Capes, Collarcttcs, Scaris, Muffs and
boas OF Russian and Hudson Bay Sable.
Mink, Persian Lamb. Chinchilla. En-
mine, Alaska Sable (Skunk) and all fash
ionable standard furs except Sealskns,
which are advancing in price. have no
old styles. All are up-to-date genuine
Alaska Seaiskin. London dressed and
dyed (he only kind handle). II could
duplicate Sealskins in store would sell
manufactured Seal goods at the usual
after-holiday reductions. but since it is
apparent that it cannot be done, there is
no use advertising that which cannot
leSitimately be CARED out, and vet ladies
who have called and examined my goods,
gone away and returned and purchased,
say that my Sealslin garments are better
fitting, more elegantly finished and
prices fully as low as they had seen any
where Il is evident, therefore, that the
public understand that they can buy re-
liable Sealskin garments from ne at as
low prices as elsewhere, notwithstanding
that | do no; make any pretensions at
marking them down. All other furs,
however, have been marked way down
| invite inspection OF my stock
Respectfully
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS

Arrives Buffalo s55 p. " Pullman vesft".s Day
coaches and Pac.or Cars Dining CAY Meals
carte. Connects at Buffalo WIKI through seepers 10
Detroit and Chicago.
'12:2O I=:iU P. NJ. daily except Sunday. for MAUcH
CHI Nk and ltc.laeoists p3ilts. -.s-o..
MAICH civ Xxx and he coal branches. - ,--,
81 80 40 T. VI. daily. except sunday. To- WILKES
BARRE plTTSTOS. SCRANTON. and principal iater-
mediate co1-acfs for all points in coal regions
chair for Nllhestarre. ..e
'I:5u 4:IO p daGy except Sunday. for "ILK es-
BARRE. TIrTsTCN. SCRANTON. sni princi al inter-
mediate stations. Connects for al p-.ins IN he coal re-
gions Pullman B1ne; Parlor Car 70 Wkesbarre. ,
'3:ju I:.O p. Il. daily. except Sunday. for MAJ Ga
CHfNk anu intermediate stations Chair car to Beth
'i:3O. 5I5 P. NJ Sundays only for EAsToN and
'5:5o. G:i0 II daily except sunday. FOR EAsToN
$3.50. s:O3 p. NJ. daily fot ~ FFALo. NIAGARA
ira X Y. Cticago sleepers 70 Buffalo snt Toronto
's;tO. 500 J. u oa., except sunday sL9pp - ~ =
st SOUTH FrAINFITID. cASTON. BETtiLFHEM
MAUCH CHUNK. L. & b. JUNCTION. sAYRE GENE
VA. ROCHESTER,. BATAyI. BUFFALO and ToRoN.
TO Pullman per FOR Buffalo Noue but sleeping caf
passengers carried No hasgsse carr cd ---- .
sS:so 0;O0 p. VI. daily f0- wII.HESBARRE. TTH-
AGA GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and all points Pullman sleeper Ithaca
Ac1onal local trslns daily except SUNDAY for BOZ 10
$50 1000 1880. 'ic:2o 1880 fs5ndays only) A NJ
. 20 . 3D. '450 500 ant 500 $40 p NJ
Tickes and Pullman accou.r 4 aons az ii3 2ei. 213
80 94 and 322 Broadway. 81 2. llh s.. i55 T. l2ah
:, fo7 Po.ery y Y. SEQ Fulton 8. Court St, St
Broadwav and Brooklyn Annex. BrockJn
Y Trarq',r c. VIII call to- ani check baggage rom
hofe. or residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
ERIE RAILROAD.

trains Leave OK. t.Ot OF
a. .Oilows and i've minutes earlier from West 2st
$500 A. M.-vesu6u.ed Express daily for BInghamion
WaYerlv Flnlra. RuTac Bradfo,t Arrive BrHso 500
parl0r - buffalo
ZOO y. M.-Nestlbuled Limited fast mall Dal solid
ira. for tacagJ drrves Cleveland 40 \ VI. lrItago
r y sleepers 10 Chicago. Cleveani and Cinc'nrati
7::,O r. M.-Ruralo and Cleveland vestSu,.i Exo-sss
Dsfiv arrives Buffalo 7.C5 a VI Bradford -'T
Jsmss.own ZOO \ ". Cleveland 1870 p. " siecre-s 20
buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections FOR
D.'roi,. ChicaRo and ths West ca" Lis-a-y ca.
s,45 y. N.-soid train . or'cago. sse-.-s :, Hor-
relsvi'ls Cr fNgo and Cincinnati Trr'rg "or
rI,lCKETs Local TIME CARDS AND DrLi.N 49,
sccomu odauons AZ III. ii3 2Cl +0l AID i57 Broad
r,av f21 f,w~r. JS East i25th-st AID CT i25 4
-, Chambers and West 23l-st. ter-ies New York 82
ana 7oG Fltor-st lu6 Broadway R-a0kyr o1C = Hals,r
81 Hohrken Jerse, civ S'at0'. We--r0tt ENo--ss
cas or ani checks baggage from hotels and reaicence
Ia destination
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
LAKEWOOD GOLF CONTESTS

lakewood. y J., Jan % Special The las; match
IN the Captains Cup series the links OF the Lake
wood Golf Club was played today. twelve persons
entering the competition This series has r1n
through six weeks.
The trophy offered the prize by Paul T KIM
bail. captain 0: the club green's. hy Fran
cts NJ Freeman bu, Sc close was The finish tha, the
possession OF the cup in doubt Until the last
card was turned In. TIE winner Of the match
+. T. J. De Ralsnes. whose net score o.,
81 was exceptionally good, considering the cond!-
tons OF weather and links. The fun score was as
follows.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
FOLLOWING TIE HOUNDS AT LAKEWOOD.

LAKEWOOD Jan. p (speciaD.-After several weeks
2. ia4ensss on account of poor footing for the
h'!ses. re Ocean County hounds werc followed
''eF hct course W the largest field whicn has
."s' he-e th!s season. TIE meet was ~ New
Prospect Dnere t.c throw-o1 occurred. and Af-
'en couples OF HOUNDS brok. away only 20 CIT the
scsht IL their eaFcruess and rtu for d short dis
'-hce On down vnd II two fields They were
-s'eIiy gathered by Hurtsman Dwycr. and from
'ne sarly polr. made a beautiful run. al 5ut one
ce.Ag !a az tie k..l The Iun was from New
F'ospec. % Parmalee. and from thai point TO
Sehretts NILS. where tic XII was made. good
'eh milcs with only one short check. From start
70 ..a-sA x vas good. ;as; riding. w.h plenty q
- fences an4 ns turel obstacles. ,ut Inc heId
hepl Ne. tCstt.er. ana none seemed TO Aod tAe
pace 100 hot. Those riding we're james Converse.
n@ster of hounds. on Atlantic Fran is D Beard
on Black WITCH, Mr.. Hoyt on Edi,h, o. 9 is~l-
ccett, On Reliable: Augustus r. F.tk on kangcr
Laar!.e f!sk ol SKY scrarer. J. ". Colt. on nei-
H!..on l.ov.-llgo Ma4un on ReAanc. Mss
bess!e Wni-rg. on Sun Use, Mrs. J. s. MltCaci
on Top Notch. arthur S.Uords. on Pansy L.0s-
sySSI9; aUHisMan J. J. DwyeI. on 1Ippetaty BOY;
H44A0m DVyec, first W1lr. on buchess. ana
'hines 7. SkelIy. on BesafoId
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
KTLPATRICK DEFEATS TTNCLER.

Manchester. Eng, Jan 22-Charles Fitzpatrick
the American runner, beat George Tiacler the I-s5
runner Rochdale to-day in a half mile race the
first O. series OF contests between them Kfpa:.
rick allowed Tincier 10 lead Until they were one
hundreds yards from home. when he passed him
AM won by three yards His tine was 81 -
About five hundred persons witnessed the contest.
which was for purse o. 500 The odds were 10
! on Fitzpatrick
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
Rdilro1os
pEL. LACKAVANNA AND WESTERN Il H.
stutfons In New-lork, foot of barclay
and Christopher streets.
yEsrIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
ClRS PINTScu LIGHT.


p,r,c, rout. 10 NENARK. Bisoo&fIELD. MoNTcLAiR.
t,,f-e Ntts0n y rrstown. fsssao Paterson. boon-
lon bo.sr. stsDhop.. NEWTON. BUDDs LAkE
LAKE HoPATCoNG Hacketst.xn. sCHooIEY's :
NHrSTAIN Washington. PHILLrsBrRG. EAS1oN
scRATfoH' PITTsTON MlI.H.s EAkRE NAN1i-
Sos- So.s + ah1HG;HAMTO% oNF0pD. NOFwirH' Water
Vile UTICA, RIcIIFlEID SPRINGS ccuant
coRTlHG BATH DANsvIr.I.E. Rr'FF ITO srf al.
500 4 AUTHORIZATIONS NAI;- Stops pTIacipa.
stations
WV iAHMT1oN owEGo ITHACA ELMTRA. TTicA
RiCFFTFLD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE snf oSvrT0
EMPRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars Connecting al
Bu:.al5 with trains tor Chicaso and points Nesi.
100 p M--scn ANToS. wfLREsBARRr s,d Tr.IRA
EXTREsS Pullman kuret Paroi car.
400 p y SCI ANTON. WILKESBARRE AND PLYM-
opTH tTPRss p%n2S v1. Hs sea rar'r Tr,-.
.or SCRANToN EINGHAMToN ELMtRA Rt'F
Chicago Din.a5.Csr west Of ornso
SCRANTON. BINGEAMToN EIMfRa BATH. vt
NORRIS and BUFFALO srrivins N BaNol1 \. "
o2O o " d)ailyl-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON. RiNGH Al
TON O0EGO. ITHACA. rrNrRA- SYRIA -I'SE
UTICA aul OSWEGo EXPRESS Pullman bln'
S.eepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AccoMMoDATloNs At
Heary Gaze sons. Limited. llS Broa1way ~ ARK
stations III +ih-ave i2th st 6l Ne l2th 81 ~
roiuinous-lve. NevYork SSs and 53s Fulton-st. an;
BROADWAY Brooklyn Timetables sy'ne 'lI into'-
wrs1coTr FXP'sEss coMP,Nv wiz csu for and
check from hotel residence - desti1at'on
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
&C. Shayne6 60.
IA and 10 West 42d Street.

A number # hands in my factory have been
with me for many years. I 90 not IKE to lay
them off, and as they are willing 10 work FOR
less wages and am willing 20 sell a. nearly
cost cf production in order to keep them en-
ployed. parties desiring furs TO order repairing
or alterations made can have Il done al great
saving In
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
BALTIMORE * OHIO

foot v: Liberty street.
CHICAGO $50 a M - 90 2. m and 'i2 IS night
Pii-T-TsRi'RG .t50 a. n, t$25 ,. N, 500 p.
.i2 n NH rlr a 80 D. II. Liberty ST. onlyD
CNCIXXATl 81 LQTls, 1900 a n .5 80 p pJh.- m
.iI ~ a n tDner 20 % lD.ner. 70 . Dlaer). Ass
G)ireo - p N. and 'i2l5 night.
~ORFOI.K III 40 a. n. -
NEW ORLEANS through sleeper. - 32' t2oo p. N
O-ioes. ll3 ~ oGl 434 1iio Bcway 81 E. 14th-st-.
,o- powsrv y I 32o 3ii Fulton st. Brooklyn. White
tau e-r rl baggage checked from hotel or resden;e
20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
LEKlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

HIdtons foot Of Ntsl ID perl. r Ri LoFtlanI y
LsStrosses
Indicates time from I'D 81. Other hsuree show
time from Cori and' DtShT1sse 81
'H:iu. G;:O 4. ". daily sunday '6:i5 ! A. NJ fo3
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate stations
;''. >:13 \ y csly for TiLK-sbA nSE SCR SCRAMN- NJ
Ton twcek days.. ELMIRA week dassb. lIHALA
GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BCFFA1.O NIAGARA FAILS
snd - Ves' a-' principal local ports. rng car ana
chair 20 Bu~ao
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
sTEREoPTrcoxs AND SLIDES.

RILEY BROS lf Beck man-st maker, o,
s'er-otti-cns az slides. see the.r aev
Xiaeoof1sr're t.s' on th- market fenc
fo- cl-~utrr mailed free.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
FENCING AND BONING.

-~~-~~~~~~~->-~~~-~-~~
CAPTAIN NICHOLAS professor Aus
'-'s higher Fencing and Boxing
s-hnrl . wcs- 4at-st LADIES' and gen
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
EOrIrARLE GAS cONp4Yr,S REpoRr-

Albany. Jan. 22-The annual report Of the Equ.-
table Gas Light Company OF New-Vork City. cap
italized at s. 94"o shows that &C. 10000 mas been
actually pa1 .n and the rest Of the stocE issued
in payment -Or i- based property. that the
exceed W,Jlcc AID that the liabilities are not
han t..-IJ|sH.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
PAPTE pONEs.

~.~~~~-~>~~~~~~~~- 49, -
TRED MEYER. n.ar-fa --rer - I1pef
+ r.s D....-clterei Ir.e a..ng boxes
a sp--.li'r p I-rL- -
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

-e--~~,-,~~~~>~
THE FI-LTC% STAMP Ncfks y Bee To-
msn-st.. ,e.e-fln' - ''r'Iiai' -
sls IN. SAM f5- fatrr rfs 2 r
-. 49, 50 sr.'e o. .Irr srf '-s -~7-F--
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

The second team Of the s.. Nicholas Hockey Club
defeated ne Orange Lake hockey team, Of New
hurg. ~ the St. Nicholas Ska ing Rink last night
by a scc~e Of nine goals 10 none In the first ha'f
OF the game the victOrs made FIVE goals
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
srA,IMf g..

-ooOo~~.-0-e,.-- .NNNNNNNN00o00N
y A BRYANT 81 T.. West Htn-st -
siaFnne-.ng and nervous T'cilons ~
spee p thoroughly corrected sen iof OUT
10 - .-e-..l-n-f a~f test % -~'sis
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
scALEMAKER AND REPAIRER

-.NN~NN N0~-'~--s~ 49, . ~ a. \ N-e'-7>1>'N
SCALES new. tecor-lanl. bought 500.
exrasngef arl repaired rAr.4Dks aaf
Hove C.! every dfslr...rn il s'ock W e
or cal o HRIEN - N.w-Cfanher--s -.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
IMMATURE PORTRAITS.

PORTRAITS COMPLETE. SPECIAL mount
irr fine miniatures. win patent f7Smes
-h,ll take one or two Miniatures and are
g,asset with specia. glasses BROWN. ID"
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.

IRoN BED BRASS TRIMMED Wote2,-
Nlr@ srfln-. arl glo1 ua..--.- -
window shades 10 each. ler 2 'lia
rr0..-ff -ff-r1-s.y i.v. J. TT t-. l-'ia-st
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

-~~~~-~~~~~~--~-.~I>~ ~I>~>T~@|~@171~1T9~1
yOHN e GRATL i37 Wesf 23c-st Old
es. ar4 i1-gesf store o. rs kinf n
c~4--r- ~~-- -N0-t
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
PAD BINDING.

-N>~~~J~~J~~oo----<~
WALTER s CAEN- IN 20 w
Sew To-k Paper .- -nG. p-'ll N..'s
eyeie;ting caller Ear V.rt spr-.-+f
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
prpcu,~r AND EXCHANGE

~~~~~~~~~.~---~-- s>~-~~~~---->~~-->-
WANTED a I'd, n-.,.l q eAratnse -
u me f-ess SUP p'.h extra trousers or
f~-e. IN"
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

STAMP COLLECTIONS BOUGHT 10
L :. 0- covers highest 81 .a. AIS
ITALIAN STAMP 90 ffl N.fral--t
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
STAGE DANCING.

>o>~~~.---~~~~->~~~ >~~~~-->~~-~s'>>o~~e>>>->>-
BANJO mandolin. s4-ar ls. clos Hn-
suck dancing 'argff. CIRCULAR mailed =
rIr.N 20 ri-aFf
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
From fo.t u l-iUerty St
Week DAYS 4.se $40, Dining Carr a.
NJ 400 80 $500 Dining C-rJ. $40 p. ~. ~ 10 md,
sundaSs eli. Dlnrg Carr A. Al 2OO
,J.UO Dining Car) p N l2l5 MD Additional trans
Phila4, tha week days. 800 4. NJ. 30 iVJ. 40.
f-SC. 300 Il. suIaa 300 A. y % = A.
TsOATS LEAVE WHITEHALL TERMINAL.
Week days 7.u 7.55 s2j. $40 $50. 5:OS 0.-U. D. 3S
1000 1913 10 81 itO> 1l50. u - A. NJ y q Il -
200 23 - ZOO 225 2.35. %. 3.35. 3.55. -
.:sS i.5S US 5:'5. elo 6.2s. Go, 100. 80. 80;
no IS iG.,5. ll:fO II NJ. u Is wit Sundays. 7tO
- hoo 1890 4 n l2 o. ". u 81. O0. 22' , %
s.5 20 4.55 5.2j e:OO $50 7.@j. So. 92c. 95a.
i0.s5 r ". 1918 mdt.
Tickets and parlor car seats at foot q Liberty 81
vay 737 A.. 81 cast IAN s.. i58 East l2l;h -.
oT8 12itn -. ?5l Columbus Av.. New York :
Court St So Fulton S.. Brooklyn 9s Braadwa-. VIII
hamburg TIE New YORK TRANSFER O.. VII can tor and
hotels restenres T. fes'i7atio
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
BAY STATES NEW RACING BOARD.

boston. Jan. e2-Ch.ef Consul E.nor o. the
Massachusetts Division. l. A. W. las appointed a
racing beard .or l.sS. Of tse Cd nem5c.s Of he
Board only one IS reta-ncd--J. C. KeETison. Of
Revere G. y Doiaiee. last yesrs Chairman; G
=. perciva. the local FaIl.0apDer. and Pres cent
i-oy1 ~ the P.x sr1 Bl-yc.c club lFe crop.-- ~
~. Elliott. 1ae rev Co1ll is made up U: A. ".
roblnson. Q. Newton. chairman. a o k3iS it
Worcester: J. @. Kerr.scp. Revere. II. = heitn
mo ktOn, ard r. L. HenAley, cllcoTe" fHls
Are you hunting for Klone.ke outAtteIs? You
Will find list in the narrow columns OF to-days
Issue
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
pnrcr MARKS AVID SIGNS

yNo--NooNo-o-o-~ N0~0Do~NNN@-~N-"100-- --N~'0.7-
SIGNS Pre MARKS and N.a-'w 44eAe.s.
ff IN. .Hrs- tnp-f fn- All L-si-
-,s.ss NA-TTp- .fH .-rf---sl
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
stprnFLVOus HAIR REnoyEHs,

- si,rfr.9itv. faces rounded phys4cilns
re,s-errca HELEN BRIGGS, - Nes'
a2f-st
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

The Saturday handicap match OF the golhng
members and guests Of the ocean County Hunt
and Country Club had field Of ten to-day. the
scores being unusually good. though in the
of beginners assisted by generous nand;caps. The
C!aret Cup. which was the prize Tor the contest.
was won oy Francis = Beard. The fun score was
follows
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
RAE hooks & AUTOGRAPHS.

cATALJl rE rarc books. sl abe or
Cr-fs.-rqs r~eas-'s rrw reatv ,-ea
Grnn - = -N-FII 80 v
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
OBESITY CURE.

80 T.r- --e~e'- .
INDfsL1 constipation. TAeA.naslshi'
animal clrVat4Te. ne .vcusaess. - alys .,
heated vita meehAnl. az ulAs-ASe. swedi n
movements. by machinery. artificial hoist
rack. stationary blcvcle. LANDER IN
ETlTrTE. % West 69th-st
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
& RENOyATING

-D0|DN/ON'0@lN7N-O7~|N-'-7|
CALL JAMES L. GARNER on te esphono
for sI houscc' Gaming. l+S West 26th-
s. =@-l f0- circular.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

WE ARE MANJFACTrRERS by buyin :
@. Us you bIy direct ara are fttcl & ,-
curateiy a. tottcm prices WITH fresh ma
te-iai HALL MANrFACTCRiSG CO..
ls3 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

NEW YORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL
III we 2itn-st .--Excellent accomm D
Hafi--a f-~ si.f arf ''7+h'n1 a-i~a's
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
IMBnELLAs ANn cANrs

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car - DINING csD ,' $40 so D ''il A. l205 n'sn'
iEsN RAILWAY -'Fioriis Lir.,ei /. u 90 %"
AILA%rIt COAST Us "F Fi5res ss-e.si,. is:o
= q, "'@H-dsss EAysess. - .. p sA9 80 v
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FOH PHILADELPHIA.
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CITY r.. New YORK rfaaE:fr Company vih csu ~.
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Pa.'rr-i Service
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cone-a w.-,-. Gersrs' p2--r Agent
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FINE TtIIORING.

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ARTHUR GOLDSMITH. Gentlemen :
Tailor Tsfshfisred $50 - wa 81
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GERM-PRoOF FILTERS.

POSTAL CARD VIII bring agent to show
u-r ec.f-c.eaLlag ~ ne 1lfer. I.acef %
10 G.ys --.al Price s. 20. LIHKE 3 CO.
$50 Broadway.
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Railroads.
aailrodos
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Aufnrdc.te elal us@I exclusively.
-Four Tracks Automatic E.ock Signals.
Stations IN NeS-Nogk foot of Liberty ST.
Ani Wnit-na.l Terminal

Anthracite
-Four Tracks Automatic B.ock Signals
Stations IN Nes-Ysgk foot of Liberty ST.
Anf Wnit-na.l Terminal.
A,ains ieave f-ot of Liberty st.
and after y ~. iirr 1897.
Essof. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk
&C. ~ ..lJ. v:tO 4. II. N?.0O M. q Easton). ilV
o. 30 20 hsstonl. J.iJ a. 20 Allentown
Goo P. Il M."--'' ~ ''"'''"' 49, '''''
For WliSsshl-rs P,tston and Scrantnn. $40 A. NJ.
I.iC l3O. 10 T. " Sundays. 4:s0 A. u.
Fer Resd.a. Hari shurs a. 3D. 90. $50 GOoo.
II Reading \ -. iiG. l.So 200 400 Read
ing 70 800 5.45 9)D To Reacing) = ". i2l5 night
SUNDAYS 43O ~ 20 Readinsl A N. 90. 2;01 $50.
500 =. ~ 1913 night
Yer sunbury. LEVI burg ard wiiiamsport at 30 90.
9.iO A NJ. no go 600 p NJ sundays. 40 A. NJ.
900 P VI -
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BiiANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Rod Bank Lorr Branch Asbury PARK Ocean
Grove. and points south % Pont Plcssant 80 $50
Gci5 Red Bank oniyJ II 20 4 NJ, 30. las q 10 Red
Bank onlD 4.l5. so. SIS. e:5 p " SUNDAYS ostoPs
s, Irteraken FOR Asbury PARK and ocean Grove. 800
do:Is Red Rank aanIn 4 NJ sn too = ~
10 - \ ~. 80 a:fl. f;iO J 3e Saturdays
oniy, p ". SInclys, lU.iS \. NJ
pr Tom. River. sarnesa, Park sri barnega, 40.
For Atlantic city. vinelsad. and Bridss'on. iSo A ~.
For M'7mouh neach s.abr,rh, .no Hlghiand, ,o q
Nav.snk 4.SO s31. 1870 4. NJ. 80 40 i:ij. 40
sundays. n.00 A NJ 400 ? "
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GLASS APPARATUS. :.

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FOR CHEMICAL physical and pharma-
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