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IN EI'FKlT OGTOIIKU I. 1893.
r iini lonve nnci auuonu nn iohowh:
or npw 1 nTK via i iiiiiiiieiiiiint. ivitk uavn.
niinriuy, 2 10 n. 111.
- Tor New York ln Mnufli Chunk, week days,
1 " M 11. m.. 12 5S nmt 2 M 11. 111.
' lEemliliK uiul l'hlliiilellihl:!, week tiny.
iinvs 'I JU ft. 111.
l'ottsvllle. week ilnyo, 2 10; 7 20 a. 111., ami
'ill 2 .13 nml 5 55 p. in. HiimlnyH, 2 10 11.111.
I orTiininquii nml Mnhnnoy City, week (lays,
10 5 2.1, 7 20 n. in., 12 59, 2 5.") nml 553 p. III.
Snnilnys, 2 10 ft. 111.
Kor Vvillliiimiiiirt, Sinihiiry nml Lou isburtf,
week tlnys. .123, 111)0 11 111., 150 nml 7 20 p. in.
humlayH, 3 23 ft. 111.
For Mnhniioy l'lnne, weekdays, 2 10. 3 23, 5 23,
7 20. 11 30 ft. in., 12 58, 1 50, 2 53,5 53, 7 20 nml 9 33
li m. Hiitiilny, 2 10, 3 23 n. 111.
Fur Aliliintl ami Miainokhi, week days, .123,
'20.11 HO a. 111,, 150,720 and 933 p. 111. Sllli
ilnrf 3 23 11. 111.
, For lliiHlinoro, AVnliliiKttm mid the "West via
IB. kO. It. K., tlirmiKh tlilllis leave, HeadlliK
trrniinnl, riilliiilclpliln, (1'. v It. JI. It.) at 2U,
11 it n ,., !1 lA mwl 7 17 , Mitttilitva
' 7 00,1120 11. 111., 310 nml 727 p. 111. Ad'dl-
rml trains from Twonty-riinrtli 11111I Chest
Utreets Btatlon, week days, 150, 5 11, 8 23 p.
mumnys, 1 a.), n -1 p. m.
JJltiVlNS roil HJIKXANIIOAH.
New York via I'lillndclphin, week
8 00 a 111., 1 mi, 100, 7 30 p and 1215
Sundays, (100 p. 111.
ve New Ynrk via Mnncli Chunk, week
I 30, 9 10 11 in., 1 10 and I 30 11. 111.
ve Philadelphia, lteadlnj Terminal, week
im irrm n ... n,..l inn Am 1 1 fin
r numiavs. iiuii. in.
i 111.. 5 55 nml 7 57 1). in. Sumlnvs. 1 35 ft. in.
fie yiieiHiinif. weei. ui. . ,i, i iu, iuw,
Ve Jl'ottsvllle, weekdays, 2 33, 7 40 ft. ill.,
i'f 1 ti 12 p. 111. runways, 1 ;w n. m.
Tainiin, week da, 3 18, 8 50, 1123 it
V 13 anil 9 52 p. in. Sundays, 3 18 n. m.
Ylahanov city, week days, 213, 9 21,
1 51, 7 39 and 9 51 p. in. .Sundays, 8 13
tlinnoy l'lnne, week days, 2 10, 4 00,
t9 ft. 111., 12 88, 2 Oil, 5 20, fl 20, 7 53 and
Sundays, 2 10, lOOn, 111.
Illamspoit, week days, 7 42, 1010 a.
)ll 41 p. 111. Sundays, 11 13 p. 111.
frLANTlC CITY DIVISION,
Ciiladelphla Chestnut street wnrf nnd
t wharf fur Atlantic City.
Is Kxpress, 9 00 a. m., 2 00, 100, 5 00
iininouniiou, H uo a. 111., 1 .aJ, u au p. 111.
lKxpress. 9 00. 1000 ft. 111. Aecoinino-
int. 111., 4 43 p. in.
1? mill? lenvo AtlnntfoCity (depots wetk-
iii 11 ui o it .. ... I 1 no .. ...
Ul'Ulll.llUll, V IV, O tJ 1. 111., 1,11,1 'I Um 111.
.a. KTmiiad A ll 7 !!n I. 1,1 AlxvtminnillL.
15 n. 111. 4 15 11. m,
it'rin inn , 11 1 vnnni'
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DH. JAMRSONS BLUNDER
Ho Was Not Warranted in Maroh-
ing on Johannesborg,
SERIOUS OONSEQUENOES PROBABLE
Secretary Chnmljcrliilii's Order to lletreat
Cannot lteaeli the AVnrllkfi licit l.licr, nnd
n llitttln Seems llltivltltlllo- Olio Ileport
Sas It Has Already Tnken lMnee
Loniion, Jan. 2. The nows from Pro
torla, Traiisvanl republic, toml.8 to cou
firm tlio gravity of tho oltuntlnu thoro
Browliif? out of tho Invasion of tho Uoor
territory by an armed force of tho Hrltlsh
pouth Africa company numbering about
700 men with six Maxim guns, led by Dr.
.11111104011, tho Hrltlsh commUsioiicr, who
was so successful In his operations against
King IjobeuRiila. Tho Transvaal presi
dent, Kruger, lias called upon tho burgh
ers to defend their country, and n serious
fonfllct la anticipated, In splto of tho fact
that tho colonial secretary, tho Hon. Jos
eph Chamberlain, has telegraphed to Dr.
Jameson to withdraw Into Hrltlsh terri
tory and has urged President Kruger to
do his utmost to provont bloodshed.
The nowspapcrscv,mmont at great length
upon this fresh troublo which tho British
government has to face. They recognize
tho fact that tho invasion of tho Trans
vaal, although made upon tho urgent re
quest of thousands of Englishmen and
gjy nr. C 8. JAMESON,
others In tho Transvaal, who complain
that they havo to pay tho wholo rovonuo
of tho country whllo being denied repre
sentation, is liable to glvo particular of
fcuso to Germany, whoso friendship at this
critical stage tho Marquis of Salisbury Is
most anxious to cultivate
As tho telegraph wires havo been cut be
hind Dr. Jameson's forco, and as tho Hoer
forces, well armed nnd equipped, havo
been mobilized under General Joubert,
news of n bloody conflict Is expected. Tho
Boers can put In tho Held about 0,000 good
fighting men, supportod with Alaxlm guns,
nnd to oppose this forco Dr. Jameson has
only about 700 mon, with six Maxim guns,
who may rccelvo tho direct or Indirect as
sistance of about 4,000 untralued and
badly armed Englishmen. Howover, Jame
son may bo ablo to call to his support
1,000 men belonging to tho Do llcers com
pany, whoso headquarters aro at Klmber-
loy. Theso men aro well equipped ami
would provo an cffectlvo roluforcomcnt
for Dr. Jameson.
In a published statement Hon. Joseph
Chamberlalu, secretary of state for tho
colonics, says: "Having learned on Mon
day evening that Dr. Jameson had entered
tho Doer country I havo since been con
tinuously engaged In an endeavor tonvort
tho oonsequencos of his extraordinary ac
tion. Sir Hercules Hoblnson has by pro
clamatlon publicly repudiated Dr. Jnmo
son's net, and has enjoined tho British'
subjects to obey tho law and remain quiet.
Dr. Jameson and his otllccrs liavo boon or
dered to retire Immediately. It Is hoped
that n collision will bo nvertcd, but Dr.
Jameson cut tho wires as ho advanced.
"It is reported that Dr. Jmieson wrote
to Commandant Marlco, who cautioned
him to retlro, as follows: 'I havo Informed
you that I Intend to proceed with my
original plans, which nro not hoatllo
against tho people of tho Transvaal. But
wo aro hero in reply to the invitation of
tho principal residents to assist them In
their demands for justico and tho ordinary
rights of every citizen of a civilized state'
'It nppears from this letter that Dr.
Jameson was not Induced to take tho ex
traordinary steps of invading a frioiully
,.,....,..- In 4tn nf i.nnon v thn fn,ii fill-
r, ' "J , V t il i
U10 saiety ui wuiuuil ur emtureu ui ui it
natlvo uprising, but In order to support a
political movement which Is In the naturo
of a constitutional agitation for a redress i
of grievances. If tho grouuds for such fear
had existed his duty would havo been to
roport to tho .high commissioner and leave
tho action to bo taken to bo decided by
that ofllcer."
A special dispatch received hero from
Berlin says It Is stated at tho Grcrmau cap
ital that Emperor William has promised
his moral support to tho Boers, and has
indicated thatheiuay tako other mcasuros
If Great Britain persists in lior present
course.
Dr. Jameson, tho leador of tho party of
British South Africa company's sytn
pathlzers.is tho administrator for tho Brit
ish South Africa company's territories in
Maahonalaud and Mataleland. Ho is tho
son of a Scotch journalist and was edu
cated for tho medical profession. Just us
he began to make his mark as a prat tl
tloner In Glasgow ho decided to go to
South Africa, and In tho early bcvontlos
he reached tho diamond fields and soon
acquired a high reputation ami romunor
ntlvo practlco iu tho treatment of tho ty
phoid malarial disease known as "camp
fever," which Is very prevalent In the
South African mining districts.
In fact, Dr. Jameson was so Biiccossful
that ho was upon tho point of returning to
Scotland, when ho was persuaded by Mr.
Cecil Hhodee, premier of Capo Colony, to
outer tho service of tho BritUh South Afri
can company, in which not only Mr.
Uhodos, but all his friends aro understood
to bo largely interested.
As administrator for tho laud owned by
tho BritUh South Africa company Dr,
Jameson has shown considerable execu
tive ability, and has proved that ho is not
lucking In tho kind of strateglo skill
which has made more than one British
chartered company acquire vast oxpanse
of territory at llttlo oxpense, ulthough in
borne instances with considerable blood
shed and duplicity.
When tho British Chartorod company
engaged In Its llttlo war against tho un
fortunate King Lobengula, of Matabole
1 ind, Dr. Jameson was tho prime mover
In all tho successful operations which first
i brought about tho Mutabele war and
oventtinlly tho practical annexation of that
vast territory to Great Ilrltaln.
President Kriifrer Determined.
IlRltLlN, Jan. L'. A cablo dispatch re
ceived hero from Pretoria says that a ris
ing has occurred at Johannesburg. It Is
lidded that i!00 more armed men belonging
to tho Hrltlsh Chartered company crossed
tho frontier Tuewlay evening and that
President Kruger Is determined to repel
tho freebooters by forco of arms. A con
flict 1 in t wwn the Doors nnd Knglishmeu Is
oxpocted today. An unpontlrmr.l report
says that tho opposing forces have already
met, and that tho Hrltlsh tvero repulsed.
Temporary Trueo Iteported.
LoNliox, Jan. SJ. It Is stated that Presi
dent Kruger has telegraphed to Colonial
Secretary Chambjrlaln pledging his gov
ernment that tho Boers shall temporarily
adopt a pastvo altitude towards Dr. Jame
son's force on Its arrival otitsldo of Johan
nesburg. An Important feature of tble
arrangement between Jlr. Chamberlain
and President Kruger Is that all responsi
bility for hostility will rest with tho Char
tered South Africa, company.
(leriiiany Sends mi (llllelnl Inquiry.
Hkuun, Jan. 2. Tho Kolnlseho Zeltung
states that Germany has addressed an of
ficial inquiry to England as to tho step."
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to restore the status quo In tho Transvaal.
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7
Presidont Cleveland Makes Publio
His Scloctious.
PERSONNEL OF TIIR 0:)MMIS3I0N.
i
It CoinUts of Tito New Yorher, Two Mnrj
latuler mid .liittlre llreuer, n Knowti
.linn -The liiti-nllgalloii Will rioliahl
llciio the llrltlshers,
Washington, Jan. i President Clove,
land anuiiunues the appointment of the j
Venezuelan botind.iry commission, as fnl- '
lows: David J. Brewer, of Kansas, justice !
Unltod States supremo court; Richard It.
Alvey. of Maryland, chief justice of the
court of appeals of the District of Colum- I
bin; Andrew D. White, of New York: (
Frederick H. Coud.'rt, of Xew York,. anil
Daniel C. Oilman, of Maryland. It Is
nnnouncod that all will accept the up- .
polntments.
The commission Is regarded here asa
very satisfactory one, whoso opinions and
conclusions will be received by the Ameri
can public with that confidence which the ,
standing of the members of the commis
sion iu the publio eye Inspires.
Justice Brotvcr Is a Republican In poli
tics and about &S years of age. He Is it'
graduato of Yale, and has spent consider
able time In tho practice of Ills profession i
In Kansas, where he filled it number of
judicial offices. In 1SS1 ho was appointed
circuit court judge of the 1'nlteu Htates
for the Kighth district, and was appointed
associate justice of the supremo court in
December, 18V.I. by President Harrison.
Richard H. Alvey Is a Democrat In poli
tics, and a man of marked legal abllliy
It was the great reputation he gained as
Judge in tho Maryland courts which led
President Cleveland to appoint hint to the
position of chief ju-tlcoof the court of up
peals of this district. lie Is about 00 years
of age.
Andrew D. White Is a Republican. He 1
Is one of the best known men of letters in
this country and perhrps In the world. Is
nn author and historian, and has been the
president of Cornell university. Mr. White
was ntmolnted minister to Russia by
President Harrison, and this position he
held through Harrison's administration
and for a year or more during Mr. Cleve
land's administration.
Frederick It. Coudiu-t is a Democrat in
politics, and Is one of tho best known
momborsof tho bar in Xew York. Mr.
Coudert wns one of tho counsel for tho
United States on the Behrlng sea commis
sion. Daniel C. Oilman, president of Johns
Hopkins university, Is well known as an
authority on International law. Ho was
at ouo time president of tho University of
California. Ho has never figured In poli
tics, but his proclivities are said to bo Re
publican. Up to the present tlmo no communica
tion or suggestion of any kind regarding
tho Venezuelan dispute has como to tho
United States from Great Britain slueo
Lord Salisbury's answer to Secretary Ol
ney, and tiio question stands entirely on
tho correspondence up to that time and
tho subsequent action of congress. This
disposes of several reports, Including ono
that Queen Victoria has addressed n per
sonal communication, similar iu tone to
the one sent by the l'rlnco of Wales, ex
pressing the hope that tho two English
speaking people would havo no serious dif
ferences. Such a direct communication
would bo according to tho usage observed
between tho heads of nations, but In the
present caso hor majesty has given no ex
pression on tho subject. It Is known, how
ever, that President Crespo has sent it di
rect message to tho executlvo branch of
the United States.
Among officials nnd the representatives
of tho foreign powers interested it Is said
that no steps aro contemplated for the
present boyond tho formation of tho Vene
zuelan commission. The expectation is that
the commission will convene soon, select
their secretaries, translators, Interpreters
nud executlvo officers, and determine upon
their eourse of procedure Tho act makes
the commission Independent of the state
department and all executlvo control, so
that it will bo for tho body Itself to decide
on tho mothod of procedure.
On the part of Great Ilrltaln there Is a
Krowlns bupropion In olllclal quarters
that indirect participation In tho work of
tho commission will bo secured. Thollric-
ish attitude of late has been favorable to
an investigation by tho United fetntes of
tho basis of tho Hrltlsh claims, for It Is
f..u tl.nt tl. Itimilrtr linil i-.tnir. m.
to tho tlmo of tho action by congress. The
present indication Is that tho British will
not bo averso to establishing before such
it body tho rights which Lord Salisbury
stated to be Incontestiblo.
Kxlt l(lii,-s Om.Mty,
Hi;ooKt.VS, Jon. a At midnight of Dec.
81 the limits of Ilrooklyn became eoter
mincous with tlio county of Kings. Tho
government of tho two divisions merged,
and tlio county of Kings, for most pur
poscs,pascd outofoxlstei.ee. Kings county
has been in existence for S13 years. The
legislative body of the board Is now ex
tinct, and tho board of aldermen takes up
Its work. Tho olllces of the county clerk,
register, surrognte, sherltl and coroner are
continued as co-olllcos. Another co-lnstl-ttitlon
that has existed over SOU years, the
court of sessions, died with tho old year.
' That court had continued tho organiza
tion given to It In colonial times. Tho new
court will be simply tho "county court."
Tho city court of Uronklyu merged yester
day Into the supreme court, lis judges be
coming supremo court justices.
Want to St'll to Ifnclti Smu
VASHiNaTON, Jan. a. Jlenriuh Civvllng.
an Wilt or of u CupeuliiiKit uovspajur
cnlk'il Tho Polltikon, Is authority for tlio
htntuiuont that tho Dunmnrk ovcrjinutnt
U anxious to ilisjioso of hor AVoat Indian I
possosslons, tlio Islmul-i of St. Thonms,
rianta Cruz mid St. John, uud prefcra that
tho United Status bo tlio iuireliiisur. Should
tl.o United .States refiiM) to consider the
projioiltlou favorably tiorinanywlll bo tho
probable purchaser.
A Vent's Oolil Yield at Crliile Creel:.
Colouado Kl'ltlSdS, Jan. 2. Diirlni,' tho
pabt yivir tho district of Cripple Creek
produced ovor 200,000 tons of nold ore, and
tl.o valuation is pluml Mt W, 100,000. Of
this amount tl.o Portland mine produced
25,000 tons, with it vuluo of l,M)o,ooo, and
tlio Indepondonco 12,000 that netted the
owner tl,OSO,000.
An Unconfirmed lteport.
IvONUON, Jau, 2. Tho Constantinople
correspondent of Tl.o Times hears that an
initio has been issued for tlio Brant of tho
petroleum monopoly to tho Hussluu com
pany, but no confirmation of the report in
obtainable!.
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IX nri'IXT NOVKM1IKU 1". 1801.
l'lu-ienucr trnins lejtve Slienaiiilonli for l'elin
Hiiven Jiiiic-tli.ii, Alitticli (.'lunik, l.tdni-litoii,
SlatliiKtciu, White Hall, CatiiiiluiiiH, Alleiitotvii,
lletlileliein, Uatin anil Wentlierlv, lit GUI, 73S,
lis n. in., is 1:1, i ai, r, t, y. m.
Kor New York nml l'lillailelplila, 0 01, 7 33,
91.111. III., 12 i:l, 10.1i. III.
l.'nr (ju.tkiike, Swltehliiu'k, (icrliurtly anil llutl
sonilalu, ti 1-1 a. in. anil -1 03 p. in.
I'or WllkisUtrif, White Hnvin, l'ltlnton,
Ijifevville. Tiiwnnilii. Savre. AVuv. rlv an I Kl-
' - llml tUf
vt, 915 n. in., 2.1", BCTn in.
Kr llelvlilere, Delatvnre Water Clap uud
, SSr;;)1rtJ;,:rr0,vi.le in.V, Vfrt.,.',: 9 15 a. ....
I'or TuiiUliaiiiii.ck, (101, 915 a. 111., 2 57, 5 27
. p. 111.
Kr Itliwnnml (leneva, 0 01, 915 a. 5 27
' v'",'r Auburn, 9 15 11. 111., 5 27 p. in.
1'ur Jeaiiesvllle, Levistuiiiiuil Heaver Meniluw,
- jt ,.., Yar,l. 6 01, 7 3S,
1 0 Hn. in., 13, 8S7,.127, 0 p. in.
. lr Miter llmok Jiinctl Auilenrliil nml
I Illlili'ttm, 0 01. 7 !W, 9 15 a. 111., 12 13, 2 37, 5 27,
8 0S
Tor Sc rillltiill, II OI, 9 15 It. lu.,2 57. 5 27 p. 111.
I l-'ur llnzleliriiuk, Jeililo, Drlfun 111.1l l-'rcelalul,
0 01,7 ."W, 9 15 n. 111., 12 IU, 2 57, 5 27 p. 111.
l-'nr Axliluuil, (lirurilville, anil l.iit t'rr-ek, I 10,
(115, 7110, 9 111, 10 20 a. in., 12115, 1 10, 4 10, OXi,
S 22 p. 111.
! I'nr ltaveii Itnn, Cent rill la, Mount Cunucl nail
. riliauwkin, 9 la, 11 II a. 111., 102, 120, 8 22, 9 15
1 p. .11.
1 l-'or Yiitpsvllle, Park IMnce, Malianoy City nml
I Deluno, 550, 0 01, 7 0S, 9 15, II 05 a. in., 12 U, 2 57,
1 o, a 7, H us, y -l, IU p. Ill,
TllllllswillU'iiMHlialilokilllit5l5, 8 15, 1115
a. in., 1 55, A 30, 9 00 p. 1.1., nml arrive at tsticlian
ilonh lit 0 01, 9 15 a. in., 12 13, 2 57, 5 27, 11 15 p. I.I.
lA'itvu .Mtcuiiudiiuli fur l'littsrllle, 001, 7 0S,
9 0S, 110), 11 SO a. 111., 12 13, 2 57, 1 10, 5 27, 8 IW
p. 111.
ICIIVO l'ottsvlllo for Slicimniliuili. 0 00. 7 10.
0 05, 10 15, 1 1 IS n. III., 12 U2, 3 00, I 10, 5 20, 715,
9 , u 111 p. 111,
Leave Mieniinilnnli fur Ilnletoli, 0 01, 708, 9 15
a. Ill , 12 13, 2 57, 5 27. 8 OS 11, 111.
Lease Ilnzlt-toii fur rilieiinnilnnli, 735, 1005,
II Oti a. 111.. 12 15, 2 58, 5 30, 7 25, 7,V! p. 111.
SUNDAY TltAINS.
Trillin have fur llat'ii Itiut, CVntralla, Mt.
Carnifl anil hhamnkln, 9 Hi a. in., 1 10 p. in., anil
arrive at MuunnUin at 7 40a. m., niul U ft p. in.
Trahm ltao Sliamoklu for Hlirnatulnali at
7 55 a. m., ami 1 00 p. in., and arrive at Hlicuan
iloah at h 49 a. in,, ami 1 5. p. in.
Truinx leave fur Alilntui, (lirunl llle and Knt
Creek, it 10 a. m., anil 12 80 p. in.
l7r HaMon, Ulat-k (."ri'ki Junetion. lena
II uvea Junetion, Maueh Chunk, Alleittown,
Kethlehem, l-Htoii and New York, 8 W a. ni.,
1280, 2 30 p. in.
Tor IMiltadehihlrt, 1230. 2 80 p. m.
For Yatinvilf, lark I'laee, .Malianoy (Ity and
Delano, h 49, 11 a5 a. m 12 30, 2 30, I 58, 0 03, 7 40
p. in.
Leave llazleton for Shenandoah. 6 SO. 1130
y0 Shenandoah for PutUvJUo, 555, 849,
V l II. III.. - IU l. III.
I.i'iivf l'nttstlllo fur Slieiiiiiiiloiili, H'JO, 1010
it. in., I U.1), 5 15 p. in.
KOI. I. IN II. Wll.llt'll.Oenl. Siipt.,
Sniitli Itetlileliein, 1'it.
fllAltl.IiH S. l.Ui:, (leiil. Tumi. Aift..
l'lilhuk'lili!it.
A. W. NOX.N'UMACIIICIt, Att. (1. 1'. A..
Huutfi ItctUK'lieui, l'u.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
: I Undertaking" !
S '
13 N. Jrdiii Street.
IF jour Kidney., aro tllcnsetl,
sluggish or weal::
IP your blood is full of Uric Ar
id and IMu'iiiimllsm threatens:
II' tlio ycrms of Miliaria nre In
your ij'teni;
It' your blood is clogged nit!)
i)ol-0!is nnd Impurities
IP your lilr.dticr is weak, in.;aw(
cr ilKoaM'tl, jlr &
lonnceu iun ih.
,!
iyPilh
For llioy licnl. soothe ami T
Nlrcmfllicu tftc Kidneys. it
IM
.-k-Miln.st (leiMlsits. 5.
mm
woocooo
of Bees, Wasps, Hornets, Centipedes org
Scorpions bites of animals, reptiles or in-
sects, are instantly soothed and quickly cured 0
with Pain-Killer. It counteracts the effect 3
of the poison, allays the irritation, reduces 3
and stops the pain. When vou o
on a picnic or on any outiujr
and take a bottle of
it has no fnnal, and for Cholera
it is almost ocific. Sold evcrv-
has been dou'.jid.i Arrent no uni- (
"cars me mine pkrrv l. '. is , Son,
RESTORE
LOST YIGOR
When In itonbt wliat to use for Nervous Debility, Loss cf Sexual Timer (in eltKcr
cexl, lmiotency, Aliophy, Varicocele and other weaknesses, from any cause, tu).
Sexine l'llls. l3r.ii is cherkej and full sigor tulLkty restored. If neglected, surji
troubles result fatally. Mailed answhere, sealed, fwrfi.oo 6 boxes for 5 oo. With
es-cry f 3 oo order mo clvc & lecal puarsntee to cure or refund the nione1. Aadresa
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
SCHCYKIIX DIVISION.
XuVKMUi.it 17, 16OT.
Tralni will leave Khonandoali after tho nbove
date for Wltruans, (lllhertini, Kratkville, Dark
Water, M. Clair, INntuvllIe, llainhiirfc, Itemllrur,
lottrtown, lMioenlxTlUe, Norritvii and J'hJI
adelphla (linmd street station) at 008 nml 1143
a, in. and 1 15 p. tn. on week days. For I'uttt
villu and Intermediate stations 9 10 a. nu
SirNDAY.
For Wlpuans, Uilhcrtnu, Frackville, Dark
Water, St Clair, FottHVllle, at C OS, 9 40 a. m. and
310 p.m. I'or Ilainhun?, Heading, Fottftown,
l'hoenivltlf Norristrnvn, Philadelphia at 000,
9 40 a. m. a 10 p. in.
Trains leave Frackvillc for Shenandoah at
10 10a. m. nnd 12 It, 5 01, 7 12 and 10 27 . la.
Sunday, 11 13 a. m. and 5 40 p. tn.
Inve FottHvlIIe for Shenandoah at 1015. II 44
a. m. nnd 1 10, 7 15 and 1000 p. ui. Sunday at
10 40 a. 1U..5 15 p, in.
Leave 1'ldladelpliin, (Ilroad street station), for
Shenandoah at 5 57 anil 8 35 a. tn., 4 10 and 711
p. m. week days. Sundays leave at fl 50 a. m.
Leave IE road htreet Mat ion, Philadelphia, for
Sea (ilrt, Abbury l'ark. Ocean Grove, IjOiik
Itraueh, and Interniedlato stations, C.50,
11.39 a. in., 3.30, 4.00 p. m. week-davH. Sunday
(itop at Interlaken for Afhury Park), 8,25 a in.
Irae Itroad Street Station, Phlladelplda,
VOll KKW YORK.
Kxpret-H, week dnyn,3 20, 4 05, 4 50, 515, 0 50,
7 33, H 20,9 20. 9 50. 10 30 (DlnhlK' Car), 11 00, 11 H H.
in., 12 noon, 1235 (1-lnilted 100 anil 4 22 p. in.
DiulitL'CarM). 1 10.230 (Dhitnti Car). 3 20. 4 00.
5 00, 5 50 Dial iik Car), ft 00, 6 50, 8 12, 10 00 p. iu.,
12 0lniKht. Sundayn, 3 20, 4 05, 4 50, 5 15, 8 12,
9 20, 9 50, 1030 (DinliiK Cart, 11 03 a. tn., 12 35. 2 30
(DlnitiK Car), 4 00 (Limited 122), 520, 556 (Din
Iiik Car), 6 35, 0 50, 8 12, 10 00 p. in., 12 01 night
Kxprens for to-ton, without change, 11 00 a.
m. week das, and 0 50 p. iu. daily,
WASHINGTON AND THIS SOUTH
Forllaltimoreand Washington, 3 50, 7 20, 831,
9 12,10 20,1123 a. in., 12 09 (1231 Limited Dili'
Iiik Car), 112, 3 18, 111 (519 ConuteHsional
Limited, DinhtK Car), G 17, 155 (Diulnt; Oir),
7 40 (IHnlnp:Car p. in., and 12 05 nisht week
dayn. SundavK, 3 50, 7 20, 9 12, 11 23 a. in., 1209
1 12, 1 II, ( 5 15 CohKiosioual Limited, Diniiu?
Car), G55 (Dininu Car), 7 10 p. iu. (DintnK
Car) and 12U" unht.
Leave Marktt Street Ferr , Phlladelidiln,
FOlt ATLANTIC CITY.
Kxprs)8 50 a. in., 2 10,4 00, nnd 5 00 p. iu.
week dayH, SnndayH, 8 45 and 9 45 a. m.
For Cnpo May, AiiKlevsea, Wild wood naid
Holly lU-K'lu lisprtH, u oo n, tn., nnd 4 00 p. tn.
week dayH. Sundayn, 9 00 a. in.
ForSoaUle City, Oeean City and Avalou.
HxprtwH, 9 00 a. in., and 4 00 p. in, week tla.
Sutulnyu, 9 00 a. in.
For Somen Point. Ksprww, 8 50 a, in,, and
1 00 p. in. week days. Sundays, 8 45 n. m.
S. M. Phcvuht, J. It. Woon,
Gen'l Manager. Gcn'I Pass''r Ant
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
p V. llUltKli, M. I).
80 K I.loyd street, Hl.enuiiiloali.
Onleo hours : 7 to 9 a. in., I to 3 nml 7 toll
p. in.
j" II. I'OMIJltOV,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW.
Khennntlonli, l'lt.
M. 1IUUK15,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Onieo Kfptn liiillillnsti corner ol Main tuid
Centre btreetn, Hlienniulimli.
pitOI' JOHN' JONKS,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Luck Box C3, Mnlinnoy City, l'a.
Having studied under some of the bvi
ini.f.terH ip lioiulon nnd l'nrls, tvill frlvo lessurta
on the violin, Kiiltnr uiul vocnl culture. Tttiw
i rcnaonnule. Aililrchg lit enre of trouse, the
I Jeweler, Shei.inuluuh,
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