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IHE LANCASTER DAILY rNTELLIGENCEB. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 13. 1888.
The Treasure of ftrated
Ilr ItODERT LOUIS 8TETE.1S0X.
(COKTIVCIO
Mine. Desprez sat In tlie dining room In a
cool wrapper. All the blinds were down, ami
tbe tile fleer had been rccentlyjiprinkled with
water; her eyes were halt shut,(but sha
affected te be reading a novel as they en
tered. Though the was a bustling woman,
the enjoyed repose between wbilet and had
remarkable appetite for sleep.
Tbe doctor went through a solemn f erm of
introduction, adding, for the benefit of both
parties, "Yeu must try te like each ether for
my sake."
"He Is very pretty," said Anastasle. ."Will
you kiss me, my jui-tty llltle fellow!"
WW
JlCrrJrMa. UJ
"Will jeu t:tss mr, my pretty tittle fellewf"
The doctor was furieui, and dragged her
Inte tlie iussng. "Are you n feel, Anas
tasler he said. "What is nil this I hear
about the tact of women I Heavens knows, I
have net met with it in my experience. Yeu
address my little philosopher as if he were an
infant. He must be spoken te with mero rc
swct, I tell you; he must net be kissed and
Oeorgy-pergy'd like an ordinary child."
"I only did It te please you, I nm sure,"
replied Anastasie; "but 1 will try te de bet
ter." The doctor apologized for bh warmth.
"But I de wish him," he continued, "te feel
at home nmeng us. And really your con
duct was se idiotic, my cherKhcd ene, and se
utterly and distantly out of place, that n
taint might have been pardoned n little vehe
mence iu disapproval. De, de try if it is
essilile for a woman te understand young
jieople but of course it is net, and I waste
my breath. Held your tougue as much as
pessible at least, and observe my conduct
narrow ly ; It will serve you for n model."
Anatnsie did as slie was bidden, and con
sidered the doctor's behavior. She observed
that he embraced the boy three times in the
course of the evening, and managed gener
ally te confound and abash the little fellow
out of speech and appetite. Hut she had the
true womanly licreism in little affairs. Net
only did she refrain from the cheap rovenge
of "exposing the doctor's errors te himself,
but she did her best te remove their ill effect
en Jean-Marie. When Desprez went out for
his last breath of air befere retiring for the
night, she came ever te the boy's sido.end
took his hand.
"Yeu must net be surprised nor frightened
by my husband's manners," she said. "He
is the kindest of men, but se clever that he is
sometimes dilllcult te understand. Yeu will
toen grew used te him, and then you will
love him, for that nobody can help. As for
me, you may be sure, I shall try te nwlce you
happy, and will net bother you at all. I
think we should be excellent friends, you and
I. I am net clever, but I am very geed
natured. Will you give me a kissf
He held up his face, and she took him In
her arms and then began te cry. The w eman
had spoken in coniplaisance; but she had
wanned te her own words, and tenderness
followed. The doctor, entering, found them
enlaced: he concluded that his wlfe was in
fault; nnd he was just beginning, in an
awful voice, "Anastasie," when she looked
I u at him, smiling, with an upraised finger;
and he held his peace, wondering, while she
led the boy te Ills attic.
I"
CHAPTER IV.
TIIE EDUCATION OV A rillLOSOPIIEn.
The Installation of the qjepted stable boy
was thus happily effected, nnd the wheels
of life continued te run smoothly iu the doc
tor's house. Jean-Marie did his horse- and
carriage duty In the morning; sometimes
helped in the housework; sometimes walked
abroad with the doctor, te drink wisdom
from the fountain head; nnd was introduced
ut night te the sciences nnd til? dead tongues.
He retained his singular placidity of mind
and manner; he was rarely iu fault; but he
nuule only a very partial progress iu his
studies, and remained much f a stranger in
the family.
The doctor was a pattern of regularity.
All forenoon lieweiLi-d ou his gieat book,
the "Comparative l'liarmacopecla, or His
torical Dictionary of all Medicines,' which
as yet consisted principally of slips of paper
and pins. When llntshed, it was te fill many
persouable volume and te combine anti
quarian interest with professional utility.
Jut the doctor was studious of literary graces
an3-the pIctiHfsque; mi anecdote, a touch of
manners, u moral qualification, or n sound
ing epithet w as sure te be preferred before a
place of science; a little mere, nnd he would
have written the "Comparative Pharma Pharma Pharma
coeoeia'1 in verse I The article "Mummia,"
for instance, was already complete, though
the remainder of the work hail net progressed
beyend the letter A. It was exceedingly
copious and entertaining, written with
quaintness und color, exact, erudite, a lit
erary urucie; nut it weuui nanny nave af
forded guidance te a practicing physician of
today. The feminine geed sense of his wife
had led her te ieiut this out with uncom
promising sincerity; for tliti dictionary was
duly read aloud te her, betwixt sleep and
waking, as it proceeded toward an infinitely
distant completion ; and the doctor was a lit
teo sero en the subject of mummies, and some
times resented an allusion with asperity.
After the midday meal nnd a proper pe
riod of digestion he walked, sometimes alone,
sometimes accompanied by Jean-Marie; for
madame would linve preferred any hardship
rather than walk.
Bhe was, as I liave said, a very busy per
son, continually occupied about material
comforts nnd ready te drop asleep ever a
novel the Instant she was disengaged. Thi
was the less objectionable, os she never
snored or grew distempered iu complexion
v hen she slept. On the contrary, she looked
the very picture of luxurious and appetizing
ease, and weke w itheut a start te the jierfect
possession of her faculties. 1 am afraid she
was greatly an animal, but she was a very
,ulc0 animal te have about, in this n ay tin
bad little te de with Jean-Marie; but the
sympathy which had lm established lietw pen
thorn en the first ttlght remained uubreken.
They held occasional conversations, mostly
en household matters. Te the extreme disap
pointment of the doctor, they occasionally
tallied off together te that temple of debas
ing superstition, the village church. Madame
and he, both in their Sunday's best, drove
twlce a month te fentnluebhnu and re
turned laden with purchases, and, in short,
although the doctor still continued te regard
them as Irreconcilably antipathetic, their re
lation was as intimate, friendly and confi
dential as their natures suffered.
I fear, however, that In her heart of hearts,
madame kindly despised and pitied the ley.
She had no admiration for his class of vir
tues, she liked f ft smart, pohte, forward,
roguish sort of boy, cap in hand, light of
feet, meeting the eye; she liked volubility,
charm, a little vice the premise of a second
Dr. Desprez. And It was her indefeasible
belief that Jean-Marie was dull. "Poerdear
lxy," she had said ence, "hew sad it Is that
he should be se stupid I" She had nevcr ro re
leated that remark, for the doctor had raged
like a wild bull, denouncing the brutal blunt
Mess of her miiid, bemoaning his own fate te
be se unequally mated with an ass, and, w hat
touched Anastasie mero nearly, menacing
the tSbbbina-by the fury of his gesticula
tions. Hut she adhered silently te her opin
ion ; and when Jean-Marie w as sitting, stolid ,
blank, but net unhappy, ever his unfinished
tasks, she would snatch her opportunity In
the doctor's absence, go ever te him, put her
arms about his neck, lay her cheek te his,
and communicate her sympathy with hi
distress. ''De net mind." tha would savt
"I, tee, am net at all clever, and I can assure
you that it makes no difference In life,"
The doctor's view was naturally different
That gentleman never wearied of the sound
of his own voice, which was, te say the truth,
agreeable enough te hear. He new had a
listener, who was net te cynically indifferent
as Anastasie, and who sometimes put him en
his mettle by the most relevant objections.
Besides, was he net educating the boy And
education, philosophers are agreed, Is the
most philosophical of duties. What can ba
mere heavenly te peer mankind than te have
one't hobby grew into a duty te the state I
Then, indeed, de the ways of llfe become
ways of pleasantness. Never hail the doctor
seen reason te be mere content with his en
dowments. Philosophy flowed smoothly from
his lips. He was se agile a dialectician that
he could trace his nonsense, when challenged,
back te seme root in sense, and prove It te be
a sort of flower upon his system. He slipped
out of antinomies like a fish, and left his dis
ciple marveling at tlie rabbi's depth.
Moreover, deep down in his heart the doe dee dee
ter was disappointed with the HI success of
his mera formal education. A boy, chosen
by se acuta an observer for his aptitude, nnd
Kuiuuu uiung iue iun ei teaming by se phil
osophic an instructor, was bound, by the
nature of the universe, te inoke a mere obvi
ous and lasting advance. New Joan-Marie
was slew in all things, Impenetrable In
ethers; and his power of forgetting was fully
en a level with his jxwer te learn. Therefore,
the doctor cherished his peripatetic lectures,
te which the boy attended, which he gener
ally appeared te enjoy, and by which he
often profited,
Many and many wcre the talks they had
togethcr; and health nnd moderation proved
the subject of the doctor' divagations. Te
these he lovingly returned.
"I lead you," he would say, "by the green
pastures. My system, my beliefs, my medi
cines, are resumed in ene phrase te avoid
excess, lllessed nature, healthy, temperate
uature, abhors and exterminates excess. Hu
man law, in this matter, imitates at a great
distance her previsions; and we muststrive
te supplement the efforts of the law. Yes
boy, we must l a law te ourselves and for
our neighbors lex armata armed, em
phatic, tyrannous law. If you sce a crapu
lous human ruin snuffing, dash him from his
liex I The judge, though In a way nu admis
sion of disease, is less offensive te me than
either the doctor or the priest. Abeve nil
the doctor thodectorand the purulent trash
and garbage of his pharmacopoeia I l'ure
air from the neighborhood of a plnctum.
for the sake of the turpentine un
ndulteratcd wine, nnd the reflections of en un
sophisticated spirit in the presence of the
works of nature these, my boy, nre the best
medical appliances and the best religious
comforts. Devote youself te these. Hark!
ihre are the bells of Ilourren (the wind is in
the north, It will be fair). Hew clear nnd
nlrv fs tlin nntimll TIia tmiA nu !..
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ized and quieted; the mind attuned te silence;
and observe hew easily and regularly beats
the heart I Your unenlightened doctor would
tee nothing In these sensations; and yet you
yourself perceive they are a part of health.
Did you remember your ciuchena this morn
ing? Geed. Cinchona also is a work of na
ture; it is, after all, only the bark of a tree
which we might gather for ourselves if we
lived in the locality. What n world is thlsl
Though a professed atheist, I delight te bear
my testimony te the world. Loek nt the
gratuitous remedies and pleasures that sur
round our path I The river runs by the gar
den end, our bath, our fish pond, our natural
system of drainage. There is a well in the
court which sends up sparkling water from
the earth's very heart, clean, cool nnd with
a little wine most wholesome. The dis
trict is notorious for its salubrity; rheuma
tism is the only prevalent complaint, and I
myself have never had a touch of it. I tell
you and my opinion is based upon the cold
est, clearest processes of reason It I, if you,
desired te leave this home of pleasures it
would be the duty, it would be the privilege,
of our best friend te prevent us with a pistol
bullet."
(Te be Continued )
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The Steps of an Organ,
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tcarf Pins,
Cellar Buttens,
Qleye Buttoners,
Flower Pins,
Sliver darters, etc., etc., ote.
GILL, - JEWELER,
Ne. 10 West King Street.
H
EADQUARTEH8 FOR WATOHKH.
Wohive Ucpca'edly Been Told we Carry the
LARGEST STOCK
or
WATCHES
IN THK CITY.
Can put yen up Klgln, Waltham, damp
den or Hny make In any style of case de
sired. We would recommend
The Geneva Non-Magnetie
As the best watch for the money that Is
made te-day They have been piovedtebe.
Call and 80 them. Alse our New Heeds In
Silver, Jewelry and Noveltles.
WALTER C. HERB,
Ne. 101 North Queen Street,
LANGABTKB, PA.
Cerner of Orange.
nl-lfd
MARY CARH1A UHH.
pOilNN HKKNKMAN,
100
Different Patterns
-OF-
BABY CARRIAGES
-AT-
FL1NN & BRENEMAN.
"Alaska" Refrigerators
uavk nu ;kqual.
FLIWN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. Ida North Queen Btroet,
LAROABTKH PA.
HTRA W HATH.
nEl1 KKADY FOR VACATION AND
the Seashore.
Tourists and Excursionists
Will Find It Much te their Advantage In Co Ce Co
lectien a
Trunk or Traveling Bag
Te Xzamlne the Large and Varied Assortment
bhuwn ,by
Stauffer&Ce.
TBUKKS-All Slzrs and All Pilcps rrem
II. U) up. lUAVKLlNb BAUH Irn" (00 te
lUIXt.
Special Trunks for Ladlrr. with r.n rxtra
tray for dresses. Quality snd Price Uuarun.
teed.
OU LINK OK
SUMMER HATS
Was never larger and we guarantee you a
roel head when we give yen a hat weighing
3Xr. tuoharatbe'MIOblUN BKAU1UKS."
All DUNLAP'SLatestBtyles in STIFF AND
8 IB AW HATH.
avDen't forget that we hwe an Overstock
of straw llau and are netr Selllnjf tbemat
Closing Out l'rlccs.
STAUFFER & CO.;
SOS. 81 A S3 MOUTH QUICKC HT.
A -w"
M
KHOHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
HAGER &
FINE MERCHANT TAILORING
A SPflOIALTY, PHRFBOT FITS OLTARANUED-
lUP0HTKnsuiTIN(lNOVIt,TlKB-lttack Worsteds, Wale Diagonals, Fine Diagonals,
Serges and ssr Corkscrew Weaves,
buetuh amd KNHLisii IHRVIOTS-Dectdcd Noveltlct In rialds snd Stripes, Scotch and
English Trouterlng, Imported Linen Vi ntlngs.
Our 1'rlees the Lewest. Wern rtrsl-Ulau, Comparison Invited.
BAQBR BROTHER,
fTAUKR A BROTHER.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
GOOD VALUES IN HnSlRKY Plain and fancy Ftrlped Cotten Hpp. !2Ke snd IRe. Chotefl
Line of Newest fancies, c. Ilalbrlgtan Half Hese, all Weights and Uuallllrs in Cotten and
Lltln Threw), UqtnAOe. MntthA Anaell, rant Ittaek Hew (warranted.) Bicycle llose.
SUMS! EH NaCKWstAlt-lleaullful styles In China Pongees, bee.
HAGER &
Nes. 25-27 West
WARD A MeEURO Y.
bard & Mcelrey,
S3 and 35 Seuth Queen Street. Opposite Fountain. Inn.
Ttie Cheapest Dry Goods Stere in Lancaster.
BLACK DRHBH BILKS.
We efTVr spncUl Inducements In Blsck Dress Bilks at II oei bettergoeds than anything ever
sold at price i at ll.la, worth H.D0) at II W Is a special bargain, which we will match with any
Mlk that Is offered at 12 flu.
BbAUK WOOL
Itlsck Cathmore at 20 t worth 3 m.
Black Casbmnres, at Me i worth iie.
Blsck Csxhinere at 1.1 and Ml en
The bet bee Csshmera ever sold at the price.
Black Cashmeres at (Me, 7&n and up.
lllaek Heniietta Cleth at 4Ae i worth 02X.
U1MJI Ml j n urn Anoni, oue.
our Uenrle ta Cleth at II 00 la a decided harsaln. 41 Inches wide. We sf 11 nuanllttns of when
ever we sell a drrss.lt never falls te sell us mere, by ethers seeing It, whyf liecause tteie Is
ene that will beat Itat theptlce, and few, very few that will equal It.
BLAOK TBIBBT8HAWLB.
Btngln Fhnwld st IJOn, 111), 1300,1.1.60. 11 fe, 4.f0, IS 0. Houhlef hawlsat t'Ou,KV0O,l70O,
8 00, U.te, 9 te, 10, 111. The beat vslue In the city ler tbe money.
, WB DON'T HAVI TO
Have as large prrflts, as enr expenses am light, giving you the ndvanlage of low prices.
Black Nun's Veiling, 44 tuchta wide, with two boiderr, ll.lb per yard. CeurUuld's 0-4 Deuble
crepe for Vttis, uouperyard 1 worth ft 00.
onnLet of Percales, latest style, only Het regular prlne, 10c. One !,et of Cliallles atae 1
worth HHc 1 warranted last colors. Justonened ulotef tialtoeBhlrf, made of the best Mer.
rlroae calico, two cellars, lull slip, geed fitting, only Me each. The best White Shirts at Ae,
75 cts and II twin lha city.
swBAMJANNAllAA,JKKltCUIXFBlln Bilk and Imported Cotten, from 100 sploce up.
BARD cTMcELROY,
33 and 35 Seuth Queen Btreet, . Opposite Fountain Irn
N
KXT DOOR TO COURT llOOHK.
Summer Dress Goods I
Anether excellent selection of Ohallis at 10 cents received to
day ; all colors ; all designs. With them came tome new Sateens
at 12 l-2c in designs. Net shown before this season.
White India Linens at 6 1-2,8 1-2, 10, 12 1-2, 15, 16, 20 and 25
cents per yard.
Pique Welts, 12 1-2, 15, 20, 25, 31 1-4 cents. All bargains. Alse
many Fancy Checks and Stripes of various qualities.
FAHNBSTOOKS,
NOB. 30 A 37 HA8T KINO BT..
-pjKSlRAOLK HUADK3 DRKSS OOOD.S.
Metzger & Haughman
Have new In Bleck from Latest Importation
TIIE NEW DESIRABLE SHADES DRESS GOODS
Henrietta and
Gebelin Blue, Serpent Green,
Metzger &
NOS. 38 AND 40 WEST KING STREET,
Opposite the
JKWKl.KY.
H.
KHOAD.4 A HON.
SILVER!
SUrlinB Silver Uoek-MurKa, Laier.Knlve3, Vinaigrettes, Jewelry and Knlvea,
Ferks and Spoons, In fact anything you may want in Silver. Some Musical Bexes
we are offering at nearly half their 01 iglnal price and still greater reductions en
ethers. We want te make room for new goods of different kinds. Cema and exam
ine our stock.
REFAIIMNU DONE NEATLY AND UUA11ENTEED.
H. Z. RHOADS & SON,
Ne. 4 West King Street.
CAMfXT
UAKOAINH I
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL
WILTON, VELVET, BODY. BRUSSELS.
Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask and Venetian, Rag and Chain Carpets,
OIL OLOTUS, WINDOW BIIADMB, Ox.
We bave tbe Largeat and Best Bteck In tbe Olty.
H. S. SHIRK & SONS,
Cemer West King nnd Water Strata, UncisUr, Pi
MVHIOAL.
C.DPEKIOH O.UAL11Y
MUSICAL BOXES,
HKNBY UAUTUCHIABONB,
Ne. IMP Chestnut Street, . l'hUMelplila.
Xxamlnatlnn will prove enr InstrumunU
far superior te any ether make, net rpeaklnic
el the worthless trash that utieuniU la the
market, seen being of mere anneyance than
Jileasure te thelr owners. Old and Im perf
ectly made Musto Boies caretully repaired
by experienced workmen lrem the tnauufao tnauufae tnauufao
tery InBwttxerland. Correspondence ael Idled,
send stamp for catalogue and price list.
uetM ldw
WBBB9,
BROTHER.
BROTHER,
Einc St , Lancaster.
DBBSa UtJUUB
ll'aek All.Woel Albatross Clnth. fea.
Black All-Weel Bobasiapel, u ; rug. i i!ce,75e.
Black All-Weel Armure, 75c
Black all-wool Blsrltz, ll oe.
Alafk All.Woel Nalle J. Cleth, II IM.
Black Henrietta Uluth at II. 00, n.ss, il.ie and
SI DO
LANOABTHR, FA.
-IN-
Albatross Cleths,
Cream, Gelden Ecru, &e , &e.
laughman's
Cooper Heuse.
HALLS.
BAKUAINH I
QO Tt
-ter-
COAL.
T3 AUMUAliDNKK'B COMFAN Y.
GOAL DEALERS.
omea:-No. Hi North uuoenStreet, and Ma
BM North rnnce struit. . .,
Yaatwi North I'rtnre street, neariseadlng
"asMBlfd .AN)ATli. VK
B
II. MAltTIN.
Wholesale anil ltetall Healer In all kinds et
T...I1I.I, &K1I ('DA 1 ..
W Yaso-Ne. IM North Water and Prlne
Streets, above Lemen Lancaster, nHyd
THAVKLKKS UU1DA
TJEAD1NU & COLUMBIA R. R.
,' i
AfranffAmnnL nf l'fta.nnfMir Trains en. And v1
ntlar.HIIMIIAV.il AY I.1.1HBL ';.,
KflHTIIW A lin. X;
SLeave a.w.
narryvtile , me
Ing Street, Lane 7)
Lanetster.. ....... ,,,..,.,,. 7,4a
(fhlckles , 7)
Marietta Junction 7 w
Columbia 730
Arrive at a.m.
Reading (i.ne
BOUTHWAUD.
Beading 7iW
Arrrlveat a w.
Marietta Junction 11 ni
Uhtckles 93n
Columbia. .. ...bti
T anesstflr... Q9n
A.M.
BVfl
list
13 41
11X0
VIM
12 30
A W.
2.40
A.M.
11.50
r.w.
I 3
104
301
r. &f
r.w.
King street. Lane......... oho
(Juarryvllle icvai
1.41
ana
aVMvMU .
&ftk .u
BU.NDAY.
LAT0
SuarryvUleat 7.10 a. m.
Ing Street, Lane, at 8.03 a. m and 3.15 r. m.
Arrive at
Beading, 10.10 a, m., and 5-M p. te.
Leave;
lteadtng, nt 7.20 n. m and 4 p. tn.
Arrive at
Kln Street, Lane, nt 9.M a. m., and :F.B0 p. m.
yuarryvBle,at0.l0p.m.
s-Trnlns connect at Ueaflln with tralnain
.... ,.uui uiiuiiipuiit, ruiuiTuie. nnrnacnnr, J1
Allentewnand New ierk, via. Bound Bleek '
.. ,m... ni i.a1hi.i. ... . .. .. Si
At Columbia, with trains le and from Yerk, rtm
Hanover, liettytuurg, FreUerlcit and Jtaltf" ItKl
mere. ?:!
At Marietta, .Ttinnltnn with imi,, a m v.
from Chlcktes.
At Manhelm with trains te and lrem Leba
non. At Lancaster JuneHen, with trains te and
from Lancaster. Quart ville, nnd Chick Its.
A. M. WILeON Surjerlntendent,
KHANON A LANOAHTKR
i L1NKUA1LBOAU.
JOINT
Arrangemnnt et Passenger Trains en, and
alter, Bobeav, Mav 13, ltS8.
NOUTUWAUO.
Hnnday.
A..M r.M,
Jrf'ave
A. M, r. M.
r. m
IMS
BM
King stroet, Lane.. 7.m
LancasUr......,,,. 7.07
Manhelm 7:U
Cornwall 7.69
Arrlvnnt
Lebanon. (til
HUUl'llrVABO,
3 0.1
S13
9.17
12 41
1.18
140
30
M8
B.U
ee.1
1.M 7.10932 5.SS
Leave A M.
Lebanon 7 ll
Cornwall 727
Manhelm 7.M
Lancaster. Hit
Arrtve at
King Street, Lane 8.05
r. w.
13.10
12.4.1
).!
Hi
r. M A K
780 7J
7.4(1 1 10
H IA S.40
8 42 H.ll
r sr.
3.4
AM
MS
S.U
l.Mt 8.50;9 29 B.B0
A. at. WILSON, Bunt. K. A C. UaUread.
e, e.nr.sr, euriu u, u, n,
BNNHThVABU RAILROAD
BCHKUULK.-ln effoet from Hay U,
IBM,
Trains taavn I.AvaAirn and Iaatc ana ..
rlvnatPhtlsilAlphlaas fellows i
Leave
Leava
Laneatter,
la..
ea, ja.
WBSTWASU.
PaclBe Express)..,..
Mews Kzpresst
Way Fassengerf
stall train vUMLJeyl
JlalMaflTrafnl... .
Itlarara xpresa.....
Hanover Acoem
rhlladelphla.
ii:ip.m.
-J0a.m.
:S0a.m.
T.oea.m.
via rjeinmua
7:40 a.m.
Ha Columbia
Fast Llnefa. .,......,,
li au a. m.
rnnenca aoeom. . . ,
Lancaster Acoem. . , .
Harrlsbnrs; Acoem..
Columbia Acoem..,.
Harrlsbnrs Kzpresi 1
Wastarn express)...
BABTWAKD,
Faua. Kxpress)......
Fast Line)
Uarrtsbunr Xznresi I
via CelnmbUl
via Mb Jey,
KIDpiIM.
1:40 p.m.
B:S0p m.
9-.B0p.rn.
Leave
Laneastar,
3:20 a.m.
6:05 a. na.
:10 a. mu
t:Ma.nu
soea.m.
ltuam,
.'06 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
:4Ap.m.
6:4ft p,m.
ESS 2:
11:10 p,.
.Am.TB).rBJj
FAlia,
l:tea. m.
IMOa. w.
vlasttJtf
ii ..;
Lancaster Accem at.
ueinmnta accem...
mHeun jsxpsvsa....
FnUadelnhla Aocem.
Sunday MaU.
B-jsa.3:
9-JBft.aa,
atausva.
unaa,
kieKsm.
1380 feu
B.-00P.BS. ,(..
B:p.as. H
IMaa.
nay express!
HarrUbunr Aoeom.
T9:4ep,SS.
IM Lancaster Accommodation teavea Mar
rtsnnr at 8:10 p.m. and arrives at liimur .
atip.m.
IM itanatta Aeeommedatlon leave Ceinw
bla at 6:0 a. m. and reaches Marietta at BsM.
Alse leaves celnmbla at ll: a. tn. and Mf 9,
m., machine Marietta at U:tn and MB. Laara
Marietta at IM p. m. and arrives at UelaMMft
at tm 1 also, leaves at 1:36 and arrlvaa at Kic.
Taetcrk AocemmodaUon leaves Marlauat
at 7:10 and arrives at Lancaster at 4KM
naeUnRwitkHarrtsbnrgSxprasaat ltU)i as.
TM Frederick AoeommodaUoa. waau se.
neeitsg at Lancaster with Fast Line, watt,
at tut p. m.. wui ran thnrnirh te sTradanak.
Tka Frederlek Accommodation, east, laavas
Celnmbla at lidB.and reaches Lancaster at Imtt
Hanover AocemmodaUon, last, leaves Cel.
nmbta at 4:10 p. m. Arrives at Laneastac at
las p. mH oennoctlntr with Day stxprees.
Hanover Accommodation, wast, eennaethm
at Lancaster with Nlarara Kxprass at MO a.
m,wuirtmUuwihtoianever,daBy( .
Sunday.
Fast Line, west, en Bnnday, wkam lanraOL
Wlil step at bownlntrtewn,joates villa' raifum
burst, UU Joy.KllsabeUitewn and Mlddletewn.
tr he only trains which ran dally, en Bnnday
tM Mall train west runs by way of Celnmbla.
Jt B, WOOD, ueneral Passenger Axaaf
OUAB. K. VUUU Ueneral Manaaer.
aOAlVLBXlON I'OWDBR. "
JOMFLEX10N POWDER.
LADIES
WHU.YALUK A RKriNKD COMl'LKXIOK '-
MUBX UBK fS-m
Dri77AMiie -:m
MKOIOATKU,
COMPLEXION
POWDER..
It Imparts a brilliant transparency te tbe
skin. Bumevcs nil pimples, freckles and Ots Ots Ots
coleratlons, and makes the skin delicately
soft and beautiful. It contains no lime, white,
lend or arsnnle. In threo shades, pink or flesh,
white and brunotte.
FOB BALK OX
AH DrugglatB and Faney Goods
Dealers Everywhere.
OOTIIKWAUK OF 1U1TATIONB.-C
aprA) lyd
HUitUKK KKHOKTH.
A TLANTIO OITy, N, J,
THE MANSION.
ATLANTIU 01TT, N. J.
Largest Most Convenient Hetel. Xlegaatly
Fnrnlshnd. Liberally Managed. Coach teand
from Beach and Trains. Orchestra Music
01IAB. MeULAIJX. Prep.
MT. K. Coeurav. Chlet Clerk. lebXMtuia
T
III IS
"fiifAf.rtiKTr"
Ocean Knd of North Carolina Avenue,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
F, BOBKUTS A SONS. aprSMmd
4TITETUKKIIiI"
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J..
Ocean Knd Kentucky Avonue,
Open February 1, le November 1. Loe
BexKUO.
M.J.XCKKBX:
mayle-2md
CAPON Hl'RlNOH AND BATHS.
ALICA1NK LITHIA AND BIlfKBIOK
IUON WATUBS, UAMl'SUlUK COUNTY. W.
VA.
This celebrated Mountain Bcsert for heslth
and pleasure. Baths et any temperutuie 1 a
summer climate unsurpassed; a cbannlng
summer home with Its many Imprevemsnta.
accommodating 8O0 gucstit, opens J nne 1. Fer
medical and ether testimony, send for clrctt
lar. Wat. U. BALK,
may7-a;ta i-rutmeHJi.
HOBMmryumtuJim iuedm.
pALIi AND HKB
-THK-
ROCHESTER LAMP.
Bizty Candle-Light 1 Beau them all.
Anether Let of cBKAroLOBXSferQai m
XHH ''PHItFBOTION'i
MKTAL MOULDING A BUBBMU CU8H10
WEATHERSTRIP
Beats them all.rrhls strip outwears all ethers.
Keeps out the cold, step rattling of windows,
xclude the dust. Keep out snow and rain.
Anyone can apply It no waste or dirt tnade
tn applying 1L Can be fitted anywhere no
holes te bore, ready for use. It will net split,
warp or shrink a cushion strip Is the most
perfect. At the Steve, Beater ana Baoge
iM,W -OF-
Jehn P. Schaiim & Stfns,
84 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LAXOAaXBU. JTA,
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