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BAIN DR II1RSCD DEAR'S
Tho Noted Philanthropist Falls a
Viotiia to Apoplexy.
HIS PEIHOELY TJENEFAOTIONS.
ror Year If llud Ctlrcu Xnrtitne 'An
nually In Charities, .Mainly to Venple fif
Ills Own reraveutml Jtiieo Ills Slany
Colonlxatlon Rcltnies.
Viessa, April 2J. Ilaron Jlniirlco do
nirsch, tho great flnnucicr and philanthro
pist, died yesterday morning on his estate
nt I'rosburg, Hungary, from a stroke of
apoplexy.
The mllllonnlro railroad builder and
philanthropist, Baron Maurice do Hlrscli
do Gereuth, was a native of IJavarla, and
though It has usually boon supposed that
his oolossal fortuno was entirely made by
himself, this Is not bo. Though, to bo suro,
the ampler moans ho lnhorltod grew In his
hands much faster than tho accumula
tions of either his father or grandfather
hnd. It he had not augmented his Inheri
tance so greatly he would neTer havo boon
classed by the leaders of European society
among the objootlonauly nowly rich, and
have had the doors of many of tho great
clubs closed to him.
The grandfather of tho philanthropist
at the close of the French revolution was
ba6n lifi nmsftil.
an ordinary but, prosperous shopkeopor In
Wurzburg, that old I rnnoonlan city of
Bavaria. Previous to tho revolution Wuro
burg and a considerable, portion of Frau
conia was ruled by bishops who had tho
rank of princes. Napoloon bhangod all
this, and many of the ostatcs nccumu
lated by monks and nuns woro seized and
sold. Among these was the Hottendorf
property noar Wurzburg. This was of
fered for sale, but no purchaser appeared,
as many thought the title 'would not prove
good, nnd others had religious scruples,
So It wont begging until Joseph Hirsch
bought' It for a song. It proved oxtromely
valuable, as tho purchaser acquired, bo-
sides tho real estate and houses, almost
priceless works of urt aud Jewels. Theso
he sold, and so began tho Hirsch fortuno.
His son, Jool Jacob, tho luthcr of the
philanthropist, becamo a banker und also
an' extensive dealer in cattle. Ho bocamo
very rich, as fortunos woro reckoned In
the first half of tho Nineteenth contury.
He was rnado a uaron by tho king of Ba
varia on' account of his wealth and tho ox-
tonsivo ostatcs he owned as tho heir of tho
original Jacob. Ho was on friendly terms
with the.klng, nnd it Is related of the old
monarch thai ho onco put theso questions
to the baron:
"How comes It that you aro so rlchf
Your acquaintance with la hauto finance
Is perfect. How-could you have mudo so
largo a fortune, dealing In oattle?
"Kaslly enough, your majesty," was the
roady answer, "I doalt not only in cattle,
but with cattle.''
When the first baron dlod, his son, who
was born in 1888, bcoamo a, member of tho
well known Europonn banking firm of
Bischoffsholm'& Goldsmidt, and also mar
ried Miss Blschoffshelm, the daughter and
hoiress of tho head of tho house. Baron
do Hirsch was much boldor than his con
servative associates in thls-houso, und his
operations in railroads soon made tlioin
fear that ho would wreck thorn. Ho there
fore was compelled in his very largest en
terprises, those from which ho made
princely fortuno, to go alone. To build
lines of railroads from central Europe Into
the farther east seemed too hazardous an
undertaking for tho money kings of "Vi
enna, JJ rankiort, rarls and L,ouUon.
Therefore, when Baron do Hirsch pro
Jected a lino from Buda Posth in Hungary
to Varna, on tbo Black soa, no was com.
polled to do without tho assistance of those
upon whom ho would most naturally rely,
Aftoryears of Incessant toil all obstaolos
woro overcome and the system of roads
finished. Tho building of those roads on
rlched Do Hirsch beyond the dreams of
favarico, Thoy also have done more than
nny other agency to develop the resources
or cue -Austrian empire
Some fifteen years ago Baron da Hirsch
had completed this great work, and found
himself ut the aged of-45 wltu more money
than ho knew wfaaVtO.do with. He had
no children to lhlierlfrhls wealth, and ho
and his wlf wore Of duo. mind as to what
should bo dono. A man who has spent
twenty-five of tho.best ypnrs Of his life in
conducting most exciting business ven
tures cannot be, idle, mid bo, tho baron
choso to keep busylrrdolng what good he
could find to do. Iri.hlu railway operations
he had seen throughout the east how badly
off tho people' we ra'f or sohqols. -Ho there
fore established educational andlndustrlal
schools lu Kgypt ap4 iu 'Edropeau and
Aslatto Turkey, Tiicsouu nausmceiooaea
after nnd maintained, ' Ttf tho schools In
Gallacla he gave.UWQ.QW
Years ago to tavt the' tondanpy to op
press the Jews lu'-Kussiu, arid haniado an
offer of liO.OQO.QQQ to the Husslau govern
ment for schools, With the, one proviso
that no distinction should has made-ns to
raco or religion. 'This generous and mu
nificout offer was refused by the Kusslau
govorninont, and shortly aftorwnrd began
that actlvo oppression whloh Is driving tho
Hebrew peasants out of the czar's domlu
Ions and to tho four quarters of tho earth.
Largo though his fortuno was, It was en
tirely Inadequate to provide for all of these
people; lto therefore saw that he must en
list tho assistance of other rich Hebrews in
tho cause. About this tlino he met In Con
atunUnunlttu wealthy Amorlcan Hebrew,
Oscar S. Straus, then United States minis
ter to Turkey. After many and long con
ferences it was decided that as many ol
these Husslan refugees as could be pro
vided with homes and mado solf supporting
should bb assisted tp coine to the United
Stes! Tp this end Baron do Hirsch gav
a fund of t3,400,000, to bo paid in monthly
(Ljstallmonts of 10,000.
Of this scheme the publlo In America
hi hoard much. It hiu had successes and
um. Or tho general result tf is too
to speak Thore were ery many
an Ho I) row wiiodld not think tho
Ichomii a good, one neonate tin? knew that
ovwy Mrm of nssUtetl emigration pre
viously tried hnd failed. They snw no
reuson why this should benli nxorpllou.
Hut when the refugous begun toitrrlveond
those American Hobrows saw the pitiful
lioss of their gonorut condition, their pov
erty, their lack of health, their Ignorance
nnd debasement, they did not hold back,
but havo given a gonuluo and hearty sup
port of tho plan, ovon though thoy hnd
not npproved. Schools wcro established
both for young and old, nnd agricultural
colonies founded. Whatever may bo tho
result of tho experiment us to tho grown
men and women who havo boon forced
from Ilussta and brought to tho United
States, tho effect on tho children, tho men
and womonof tha noxt generation, cannot
bo othor thali good,
But Baron do Hirsch learned from the
reports of his ngonts nnd colleagues In the
United States that It would bo very easy
to ovordo tho thing lu bringing out Itus
slan Hobrows. It would bo uuwlso, they
thought, forthem to come fastor than thoy
could be nrCnared to suonott themsolvee.
So the baron'Sent ngonts to South Amer
ica nhd Mexico to negotiate for tho pur
chase of 'largo tracts df land. In tho Ar-
gontlno Kepubllo -negotiations woro con
cluded and tho govorninont looked very
fnvorably upon tho colonization echomo.
But tho people woro bitterly opposed to It,
and made such ' manifestations of angry
hostility that tho plan had to bo aban
doned. Then Moxloo was sottletl upon,
and President Diaz promptly gavo his as
surance ot co-operntlon. Theso aro tno
largo benevolences that engaged tho re
cent years nf this Jewish millionaire.
Si n co 16U0 Uaron do Hirsch s expenditures
for oharlty had exceoded ?15,0,O00iiyoar.
Ho hud established offices lu all tho cap
itals of Europo on tbo system vl charity
organization' societies. The commlttoo In
charge of each of those ofilces has author
ity to lnvostlgato oach case of novorty pro-
sontcd to It, and to deal with It ns It may
think proper. He devoted bIx hours ovory
day, before considering anything olso, to
hi? ehnrltaulo outurprlsoi Ho was con
stantly overwhelmed with requests for
aid, nnd sometimes received as many ns
400 begging letters a day. He never gavo
o ponuy, hoWoyer, without first Investi
gating tho ueod and character of tho ap
plicant, and wns. utterly opposed to indis
criminate enuricy.
Tho nirsch ruuuiortuo ossmanco oi tne
Russian Jews lias n capital of ten millions.
It U operated by a stock company known
as tho Jewish Colonization association,
and is a limited liability company. Tho
shares are S500 each, und nil but ton wero
ownod by Baron do Hirsch. Tho Ameri
can branch of tho Hlrch fund holds ?3,
4OJ.O0O of tho baron's money In trust. The
Income is $123,001) a year, and this is de
voted to establishing coonlp aud educat
ing tho Husslan Jews In republican prin
ciples and the ways of the country. Ono
of the largest cilonlo.s is located "t Wood
bine, N.. J.
A WOMAN'S SUFFERING.
Interesting Kxpcrlence of Mrs. Lounshury,
of Olyuipta, Washington.
Tho practico of publishing medical test!
monials is certainly not a new ono; iu fact,
tho subject is well nigh threadbare, tho col
umns of every paper being full of them,
Nevcrthless, occasionally a case appears of so
interesting aud remarkable a character as to'
merit special attention. Of such a character
13 tbo Cxporienco of Jlrs. E, L. Lounsbury of
Olympia, iu far oir Washington, who now re
sides at No. Ill Jlaplo Park, in that city.
M rs. Lounsbury 's troublo was an aggravated
caso of stomach troublo. She says 1 was very
weak, could not sit up In bod more than an
hour at a time, no appetite, eating tho juico
Of rare beef. My husband would havo to
read to mo until' two or three o'clock in tho
morning before sleep Would como, my heart
was weak and troublesome, gas would collect
in my stomach so that a numbor of times
during tho day I would become almost help
less. I saw tho new stomach remedy, Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, advertised -In tho Chris
tian Hciald of Detroit, and even now after
taking hut one box' lama good'advortisement
for them; I sleep good, have a good appetite,
my heart is better, my nerves, stronger. I
am gaining strength so fast that yesterday I
walked seven blocks.
If this letter will do any good you may
publish it in tho Christian Herald, as I havo
many friends who read that paper.
The tablets havo done jypndors for me,
where hope .of recovery was nearly gone,
Tho caso of this lady is but ono of thous
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dlgesfjou aud stomach troubloS by tho reg
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common senso remedy, which cures by caus
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They should bo taken immediately after
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stomach aud uervcSi Thoy cure palpitation
of tho heart by removing tho causo ; they
lucreaso flesh and appetite by digesting tho
food beforo It has time to ferment, sour aud
poison tho blood'and nerves.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets not only cure
ludegestion, but they are so safe, and pleas
ant that they aro aUo perfectly adapted to
children and invalids.
They are sold by druggists at 50 cents for
full sized packages.
A useful book on stomach diseases will bo
mailed free by addressing Stuart Co., Mar
shall, Mich.
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TOE CRM FRANCE.
Another Attempt to Forco Out tho
Bourgeois Ministry.
THE CHAMBER AGAIN CONVOKED.
The l'remler, Instead of nt Onc Itpslc;nltiR
on thu Hrnnlo's l'o.tptinlng the Madagas
car's Credits, Determines That tho Two
legislative lloiltes Shall Fight It Out.
Paris, April W. In splto of tho pro
tests of tho premier, M. Bourgeois, tho
Fonnto yostorday adopted n motion to post
pone tho voto on tho Madagascar credits
until ii cablnot Is formed which oulovs tho
conlldcuco of both chambers. An official
note has boon Issued explaining tho atti
tude of tho cabinet in face of tho crisis pre
cipitated by the senate. Tho uoto says:
"iho cabinet holds that. In face of tho
senato's voto, It is Impossible to continuo
the direction of affaire. But It considers
that it ought not to resign In tho absence
ot the chamber. Therefore tho chamber
should bo convoked without dolny toon
able tho ministers to Impart to them tho
reason for thoir decisions. M. Bourgeois
has acquainted President Fauro with this
resolution, and has also requested M. Brls
son, president of tho chamber ot deputies,.
to couvoko tho phamber forthwith. M,
Brlsson has accordingly telegraphed to tho
deputies tomcot on Thursday atSo'cIock."
The news of the resolution of tho cabi
net to couvoko tho chamber was circulated
last ovcnlng. Tho chamber would not
meet In tho regular order of things until
Slay 10.
Tho refusal ot the senate to grant tho
Madagascar credits to tho Bourgeois cabi
net Is rogardod as a woli devised tactical
move against tho cablnot in the conflict
between tho two brunches of the govern
ment, which involves tho French consti
tution itself. It was bollovcd that tho cab
lnot would fool Itself drivon Into a cornor
and would bo compelled to resign, and It
was expected that this would occur today.
Tho cabinet's reply In summoning tho
chamber seems the host that could bo mado
to tho senato's move, and virtually refers
tho conflict to tho chamber, which has
twlco refused to concur in a voto of cen
sure of the cablnot passed by tho senuto.
If tho nowly summoned chamber persists
In this nttltudo a constitutional crisis
Would bo threatened.
It Is believed that tho cabinet has been
couvlnced for soma tlmo past that it must
relinquish oillco, but has been maneuver
ing for advantage of position for its np
peurnnco beforo the country. Tho real
conflict U between tho Conservative olo
ment In politics, ropresentod by tho sen
ate, and tho Hndleal nnd "'Socialistic olo
monts represented In the Bourgeois cabi
net, which seek constitutional changes
looking to the control of tho senate Itself,
and tho doing away with Its obstruction to
tho radical program in Franco. Tho pres
ent cabinet's Income tax monsuro is a main
feature ot that program, uncompromising
ly Opposod by tho senate. Tho latter body
has adroitly evaded making an Issue with
tho cablnot on tho lncomo tax moasuro,
and has apparently concluded that tho
withholding-of tho credits for tho govern
ment's Madagascar program, which has
proved unpopular in Franco, provides a
nominal ground for the conflict moro
likely to appeal to tho people.
It Is believed that tho govorninont In-
touds to provoke a voto of oonlldenco by
tho chambor again. Such a vote would
transform tho senato's hostility to the
cablnot Into a conflict between tho senato
and tho chambor aud would obllgo the
senato to find some mode of surmounting
similar opposition In the future.
Cure for Headache.
As a remedy for all forms of Headache
Electric Hitters has proved to be tho very
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must dreaded habitual sick headaches yield
to its influence. Wo urge all who areaillicted
to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a
fair trial. In case of habitual constipation
Electric Hitters cures by uivine tho needed
tone to tho bowels, and few cases long resist
tho uso of this medicine. Try it once. Largo
bottles only 50 cents at A. WasIey'sDrug
Store.
Skiff Upset and Three Drowned.
Charleston, "VV. Va April 23. lYestor-,
day, while leaving work at a lock, a sklu
which contained' nine men upset and
three wero drowned. The dead aro: Honry
Marian, colored, Galltpolls, O.; Hlchard
Dickinson, colored, .former homo un
known; Jordan, white, aged 16. Tho
othor six syam ashbro.
Five Hundred Were Killed.
SUAKIM, April '23. Further advices re
ceived hero from Berber say that In tho
recent fight among the mombers of the
khalifa's body, guard,, t Qmdurman, 600
men wore killed, instead of fifty, as first
reported,
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April 22. Annual supper undor auspices of
Welsh Congregational church, in the church
building.
April 23. Grand concert aud ball by tho
Lithuanian hand in Koubins' opera,houso.
May 30. Ice cream festival under tho
auspices of tho 22 Club, in ltobbins' opera
house.
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Fence Negotiations Ilrokeu Oft.
Mabsowah, April 23. King Mepolik
has written to General Buldlssoru, thu
commander-in-chief, of tho Italian foroos,
asking bint to return his lotters regarding
tho peaco proposed. 'Tiis hi Interpreted, as
Indicating (hat thepj'b'ns '.been1 4 rupture
of the negotiations for peace between
Italy und Abyssinia.
Cnuada'a ministry to Iteshrn,
OTTAWA, April 23. SirMackopzie01oy
ell, tho premier, has announced that tho
resignations of the ministers, will bo
handed In lu a few days. It Is expected
that Sir Charlos T upper will b? the uew
promlur, ' ,
The Weather.
For eastern Pennsylvania, New.aJorsoy
and Delaware: Generally fair, but local
showers aro probable; cooler; Uorthwest
ctly winds.
"Knocks Out
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Tcriiilnal, Piillmlrlplitu, I. Jt It. IC. It.) ot 3 30,
7.VS, ll'JCu. m., 3 40 mill 7.27 p. in. Sundays,
3 30, 7 00, H 24 11. m., 3 16 nnil 7 27 li. m. AdilC
tloual trnlns frofu Twenty-fourth and Chest
nut streets station, week days. lfiO. 5 41, 8 23p
m. Sundays, 1 83, 8 23 p. m,
TIIAJNS FOIl SHENANDOAH.
Leave New York via Phlladelnhla. week
days, 6 00 in m., 130, 4 00, 7 30 p. in. and 1215
niKUb nuiuinys, d lsj u m.
Leave New York, .via Afnuch Qhunk. week
days, 4 30, 0 10 a.' in.. 1 lo'an'd fSO n. in.
Jjvnve Philadelphia, Iteudliif; Terminal, week
days, 4 20, 8 85, 10 0 a, lu. and 4 01, 6 00, 1180
p. in. Sundays, 11 30 p. in.
IenV0 Heading, week days, 185, 7 10, 10 00.
11 6.5 a, in., C 00 and 7 57 p. m. Sundays, 1 33 a. in.
Leave, Pnttsvtlle, weekdays, 285, 740 a.m.,
12 30 and 6 12 p. in, Sundays, 2 35 a. in.
Leave Tainoqua. week days, 3 18, 8 50, 11 23 a
ni.,-1 20, 7 13 and 9 S3 p. m. Sundays, 3 18 a. m
Ieave Mahanoy City, week days, 245, 323.
1147 a. m., 1 51, 7 39 and 9 54 p. in. Sundays, 3 45
a. ic.
Leave Mahanoy lMune, week days, 2 40, 4 00.
880.9 87, US9ll, in., 12 58, 2 (VI, 5 20, 6 20, 7 53 and
10 10 p, m. Sundays, 2 40, 4 00 a. in.
Leave Wllliamsport, week days, 7 42, 10 10 a
m., 3 35 and 11 41 p. in. Sundays, 11 15 p. in.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave rhllndelplila Chestnut street wart and
South street whatf for Atlantic City.
Wcckdavs- Kxnress. 0 00 a. in.. 2 00. fSaturday
only, 3 00, 4 00, 500 p. in. Accommodation, 8 00
a. in.. 4 au, o ,iu p. m.
Sunday Express, 0 00, lOOpa, in. Accommo
dation 8 00 a. in.. 4 45 n. lu.
lteturnine leave Atlaptlo City depot, corner
Atlantic nnil ArKa.iuis avenues.
Weekdays, express. 7 35. 9 00 a. In.. 3 30. 5 30 p.
m. Accomlnod.ltluu, 0 50, 8 13 n. 4 92 p. m.
Sundays lixpress, 4 00, 330 800 p. in. Accom-
iniMisiion, mu, in., 4 19 p. in.
Parlor Cars on nil express trains.
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Gr n'l Superintendent, Uen'1 1'oss. Ant
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VThen In doubt what to use for Nervous Debility, Loss of Sexual rower (In either
sex), Impotent y, Atrophy, Varicocele and other weaknesses, from any cause, uso
Serine Pills. Drains checked and fullxifror quickly restored. If neglected, such
troubles result fatally. Mailed anywhere, seated, for $1,001 6 boxes for $5.00. With
every I 00 order we rive a lel tfuarnntee to cure or reftind the numc. Address
ILAL WEDICINE CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
KIRLIX, Shenandoah. Pa,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
8CIIUYK1LL DIVISION.
.rftl!.,l80.
Trains will leave Shenandoah after, the nttAv.
date for WlKlfans, Gllhertou. Kraekvllle, Dork
w ater, lit. Ulalr. rotts1 e. llamlmrcr. Iteadlair.
l'ottstown. PhoenlxTillc. Norristuwn &ild3hil
adclnhla (HroadAtrectstationl nt 603 nnd 1145
,a. in. nnd 1 15 ii m. on week days. For Potts-
vllle and intermediate stutions 9 10 a. ni.
SUNDAY.
For Wlircans. Gllhertou. Frnekvllle. Dark
,,n(it, uiqu, . uiljlir, mil lO 9 JU . IU. HUU
3 10 p, 111, Fqr lluinhurK, JteadliiB, Pottst6w,
Phoenlxvflle, Norristowii, Philadelphia ateOQ,
9 40 a. in., 310 p. m.
a rains leave trocicviiie ror unenandoau u
10 40 a. in. mid 1214. 5 01, 7 42 and 10 27 n. m.
Sunday, 11 13 a. in. and 5 40 p. in.
lnve i-otisviiie. lorouenanuoali at JO 15. 11 4
a. m. and 4 40, 7 15 nnd 10 OO, p. ui. Sunday at
1U1U II. III.. O iJ p. 111.
Leave Philadelphia, fllrnad street station), for
Shenandoah' at 5 57 nnd 8 33 a. m., 4 10 and 7 II
p. in. wee uayH. aunuays leave atuooa. m.
Iave Itroad street station,, Philadelphia, lut
Sea Girt, Ashury Park, Ocean Grove, L-ons;
llrancti, nnd intermediate stations, 6.50, 8,23,
11.39 a. m., 3.30,4.00 ii. in, week-days. Sundays
(stop at Interlnken for Ashury Park), 8.23 a, m.
Leave llroad Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOB. NKW YOltK.
Kxpress.weekdays.SSO, 105, 4 50, 515, 6 50,
7 33, 8 20,9 20, 9 50, 10 SOlDlnlnuCar), 11 00,11 11 a.
iu., 12 noon, 12 35 (Limited 100 nnd 4 22
p. m. Dinini; Cnrsj 1 40, 2 80 (Dlnlnu
Car), 3 20, 4 00, 5 00, 5 58 (DlnlnR Car),
000, 650. 812, 10 00 p. m., 12 01 nlfrtit. Sundays,
3 20, 4 05, 150, 5 13, 8 12,8 30,9 50,10 80 (Dinlnfr
Cur), 1103 a. iu., 12 33. 281. (Dining Car)
400 (Limited 422, Dining Car) 520, 558
(Dining Car), 6 35, 0 60, 8 12, 10 00 p. in., 12 01
night. ,
Express for Boston, without change, 11 00 a.
m. week days, nnd 6 50 p. in. dally.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
'For llaltlmore and Wushlnirton. 3 50. 7 20. 8 31
012, 10W, 1123 a, m 12 09 (12 31' Limited Din
ing Car), 112,'3 1fl, 4 41 (3 19 Congressional
Limited. Dlnlin; Car), a 17. 655 minlno- dirl.
740 (Dining Car) p, nv., nnd 1203 night
wees uuys. sunuays, iiou, t -jo, v 12, 11 Iff a.
m., i.'uv i ii, 4 41, t a m congressional Limited,
Dining Cur), 6 55 (Dining Cur), 740 p. in.
(Dining Car) and 1203 night.
FOU ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave llroad Btreet station, Philadelphia (via
Delnuura rlerlirldge), express, 9 05 n, in nnd
7 00 p in. dally.
Leave Market street Ferry, express, 8 50 a. m.,
2 10,(3 10 Saturdays only), 4 10, nnil 5 00 p. in,
week days. Sundays. 8 15 and 9 45 a. m, ( 1 00.
4 45 p. iu. necomnioiintlou).
For Capo May, Anglessen, Wlldwood and
Holly lleaeli. Express, 9 00 a. in., und 4 00 p. m.
week days, Sundays, 9 00 a. m.
For Sen Isle City, Ocean City and Avnlon.
Express, 9 00ii. in., nnd 4 00 p. m, week days.
Sundays, 9 00 a. in.
For Soiners Point. Express, 8 50 a. m., and
4 10 p. m week days. Suudnvs. 8 45 n. in.
8. jr. Prkvost, J. II. Woon,
Gen'l Manager. (Jen'l Pass'g'r Agl
nillions of Dollars
Go uii In smoke ovary year. Take no
rilks hut tetyour hfiusos,. stock, fur
niture, etc., insured in first-class re
liahle compauie as represented hy
DAVID FAUST, !SC
- A Inn Is! fe and A odd en ta I Companies.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
VlHtR HELTZEIt WATElt
A euro for headoehe aud
stomach trpuhles.
GINOKlt AIJ5,
WEISS 1IEEH.
IfAGEJt HEEIt,
POIlTEIt.
DOTTLER
OF . . .
17 and 1 9 Peach Alley, Shenandoah.