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liJJlrul
MffTffi
Of the Demooratio Nomination
for President,
THE TARIFF A MINOR ISSUE
Tho Mocry Qnotloii. Ho Pny, Mnst bo
Tully mid l'lnnlly Settl'iMl llefnro Otlior
1,K' Aro llrmiRlit l'orwnrd Hceent
ltond Istle Ileiintineed.
Uscolx, .Vol,., Sept. 10. Mr. Hrynn
yosterdny inndo tmljlle hit letter nccoptlnR
the Democratic nomination. Its full text
is ns follows:
Hon. Stephen SI. Whlto and others,
members of tho nntlflcntlon commltteo of
tho Democmtlo national convention :
Gentlemen I nccopt tho nominntlou
tendered by you on bohnlf of tho Demo
cmtlo party, iind In so doing doslro to ns
sure you thnt I fully appreciate, tho high
honor which such n nomination confers
and tho gravo responsibilities which ac
company an election to the presidency of
of tho United States. So deeply am I Im
pressed with tho magnitude of tho power
vested by tho constitution In tho chlof ox-
ecutlvo of tho nation, nndwlth tho onor
mous Influence which ho can wleltl for
tho benefit or Injury of tho pcoplo, that I
wish to enter tho oftlco, If elected, freo
from every personal doslro except tho do
slro to provo worthy tho confidence of my
country. Human judgment Is fnlllblo
enough when unbiased by solflsh consul
crntlons, and in order thnt I may not bo
tempted to uso tho patronage of the office
to advnnco any personal nmbltlon,
hereby announce, with all tho emphasis
which words can express, my fixed de
termination not under any circumstances
to bo a candidate for re-clrctlon In caso
this campaign rosults In my election.
I havo carefully considered tho platform
adopted by the Democratic national con
vention and unqualifiedly Indorse oacl
plank thereof.
Our Institutions rest upon the proposl
tlon that all men, bolng created equal, aro
entitled to equal consideration at tho
hands of the government, llecauso all
men aro created cental It follows that no
citizen has a natural right to Injure any
other cltlzon. Tho muln purposo of gov
ernment bolng to protect all citizens In
tho enjoyment of llfo, liberty and tho pur
ult of happiness, this purposo must lead
tho government, first to avoid acts of M-
llrmatlvo Injustice, and socond, to restrain
each uitlzcu from trespassing upon tho
rights of any other citizen.
A Democratlo form of government Is
conduclvo to tho highest civilization, bo-
cause It opon-. before each Individual tho
greatest opportunities for development
and stimulates to tho highest ondoavor by
insuring to each tho full enjoyment of all
the rewards of toll oxeopt such contrllm
tlon as is necessary to support tho govern
incut which protects him. Democracy
Is indifferent to pedigreo It deals with
tho Individual rather than with HIS ante?
tors. Domocraey ignoros differences In
wealth neither riches nor poverty can bo
invoked In behalf of or agalust any citi
zen. Democracy knows no creed, recog
nizing tho right of oach individual to wor
ship God according to the dictates of his
own conscience; It welcomes all to a coin
mini brotherhood, and guarantees equal
treatment to all, no matter in what church
or through what forms they communo
with their creator.
Having dlscussod portions of tho plat
form at tho tlmoof its adoption and again
when your letter of notification was for
mally delivered, It will not bo necessary nt
tuts tlmo to touch upon nil the subjocts
embraced In the party's declaration.
A Dual Government.
Honest differences of opinion hnve over
existed and over will exist as to tho most
clTectlvo means of securing domestic tran
quility, but no citizen falls to recognlzo nt
nil times nud under all circumstnncos tho
absolute iiecos-dty for tho prompt and vlg
orousenforcoment of lawand tho preserva
tion of tho public poaco. In a government
liko ohrs law is but tho crystallization of
tho will of tho people Without it tho
citizen is neither secure in tho enjoymont
of llfo or llborty nor protoctod in the pur
suit of happlnoss. Without obedience to
law government is Impossible. Tho Dem
ocratic party Is plodged to defend tho con
stitution and enforco the laws of tho
United States, and It is also pledged to re
spect and preserve tho dual scheme of gov
ernment instituted by tho foundors of tho
republic. Tho name, United Suites, was
happily chosen. It combines tho Idea of
national strength with tho Idoa of local
self government, and suggests "an indis
soluble union of Indostructlblo statos.",
Our revolutionary fathers, fenrlng tho
tendencies towards centralization, as woll
ns tho dangers of disintegration, gunrdod
against both, and national safety, as well
us domostio socurity, is to bo found in tho
careful observance of the limitations which
thoy lniposo. It will bo noticed that whllo
tho United Stntos guarantees that every
stato Is a republican form of government
nntl is empowered to protect each state
against Invasion it Is not authorized to
Interfere In the domostio affairs of any
stato except upon application of the logls
lnturo of the stato or upon tho application
of the exocutivo when the legislature can
not bo convened.
This provision rusts upon tho sound
theory that tho several statos, acting
through their legally chosen representa
tives, are. becuusu of their more intimate
noqunlnmuco with local conditions, bettor
qualified than tho president to judge of
the necessity for fodoral assistance. Those
who framed our constitution wisely deter
mined to mako us broad an application of
the principles of local sfilf government as
circumstances would pormlt, nud wo can
not dispute the correctness of tho position
taken by them without expressing a dis
trust of tho people themselves.
Slnco governments oxlst for tho protec
tion of tho lights of the people, ami not
for their spoliation, no oxpondlture of
public money can bo justified unless that
expenditure Is necessary for tho honest,
economical and olllcleut administration
of tho government. In determining what
appropriations aro necessary tho interest
oi those who pay tho tnxos should bo con
sulted rnther than tho wishes of those who
receive or disburse publlo monoys.
Injustice of Itrceut Ilond Istues.
An Increase In tho bonded debt of tho
United States ut this tlmo Is ontlrely with
out excuse. Tholssuoof interest bearing
bonds within the last few yoars has been
dofoudod on tho ground that thoy waro
nocossary to secure gold with which to re
deem United Statos notes and treasury
notes, but this necessity was Imaginary
rather than real. Instead of exercising tho
legal right vostoil in tho United Statos to
redeom its notos In cither gold or sliver,
tho executive brunch of the government
has followed a precedent established by ft
former administration, and surrendered
the option to tho holder of tho obligations.
This ndnilnlstrntlvo policy leaves tho gov
ernment nt tho mercy of those who find n
pecuniary profit In bond Issuos. Tho fact
thnt tho dealers In money and securities
havo been nble to deploto or protect tho
reasury aooordlng to their changing
whims shows how dnngorous It Is to per
mit them to oxerol sea controlllnglnlluonco
over tho treasury department. The gov
ernment of the United Stntes, when ad
ministered In tho Interest of tho people, Is
nblo to establish and maintain its own
financial policy, not only without tho aid
of syndicates, but In splto of tho opposi
tion which syndicates may present. To
nert that tho govornmont is dependent
upon tho good will or assistance of any
portion of tho people other than a con
stitutional majority is to assort that wo
havo a government In form, but without
vital force.
The position taken by tho platform
against tho Issue of papor money by na
tional banks is supported by tho highest
Democratic authority, ns well as de
manded by the Interests of tho peoplo.
lho presont attempt of tho national banks
to forco tho rotlromont of United States
notos and treasury notes In order to secure
a basis for a largor lssiio of tholr own
notos Illustrates tho danger which arises
from permitting them to Issue tholr pnper
ns n circulating medium. The national
bank noto, bolng redeomnblo In lawful
monoy, has never boon better thnn tho
United states noto which stands liohlnd
It, and yet tho banks perslstontly demand
thnt those United states notos, which
draw no Interest, shall glvo plnco to In
terest bearing bonds In order that the
banks may collect tho lntcrost which tho
peoplo now save. To empower national
banks to lssuo circulating notos Is to grant
a valuable privilege to a favored class,
surrender to private corporations tho con
trol ovor tho voluino of paper money, nnd
build up a class which will claim a vested
Interest in tho nation's financial policy.
Our United States notes, commonly
known as greenbacks, being redeemable
In cither gold or silver at the option of the
government, and not at tho option of tho
holder, are safer and choapor for tho poO'
plo thnn national banlc notes based upon
lntcrost bearing bonds.
l-'uvors the Monroe Doctrine.
A dlgnllled but firm maintenance of tho
foreign policy first sot forth by l'reildent
Monroe and reiterated by tho presidents
who havo succeeded him, Instead of arous
ing hostility abroad, is the best guarantee
of amicable relations with other nations.
It Is better for all concerned that tho
United States should resist any extension
of Kuropcan authority in tho western hem
isphere rather than invito the continual
irritation which would nocessarily result
from any attempt to Incrcaso tho Influenco
of monarchical Institutions over that por
tion of tho Americas which has been dedi
cated to republican government.
No nation can afford to bo unjust to Its
defenders. Tho care of thoso who havo
suffered Injury in tho milltnry and naval
sorvlco of tho country Is a sacred duty. A
nation which, liko tho United Statos, re
lies upon voluntary scrvico rather than
upon a large standing army, adds to its
K-'Cliritrw'1011 it makes generous pro
vision for tho'sCv4ilylL&tiNtei!',
lives in its defense, and for those who aro
dependent upon them.
The rrmlitcers of Wealth.
Labor creates capital. Until wealth is
produced by tho application of brain and
miisclo to tho resources of this country
there Is nothing to dlvldo among tho non
producing classes of society. Sinco tho
producers of wealth create tho nation's
prosperity In tlmo of peace ami defend tho
nation's Hag In tlmo of peril, their Inter
ests ought at all tlmos to bo considered by
tnose wno statin in olllclal positions. Tho
Democratlo party has ever found Its vot
ing strength among thoso who aro proud
to bo known as tho common peoplo, and
it pledges itself to propose and enact such
legislation ns is nocossary to protoct the
masses in tho freo exercise of every politi
cal right und in tho enjoyment of their
just share of tho rewards of their labor.
I doslro to glvo special emphasis to tho
plank which recommends such legislation
us Is necessary to soeure arbitration of tho
differences between employers engaged In
interstate coinmerco and tholr employes.
Arbitration is not a new Idea It is sim
ply an oxteuslon of tho court of justice.
Tho laboring 111011 of the country havo ox
pressed a desire for arbitration, and tho
railroads cannot reasonably objoct to tho
doclslous rendored by an impartial tri
bunal. Socloty has an Interest even
greater than the intorest of omployer or
employo, and has a right to protect itself
by courts of arbitration against tho grow
ing Inconvenience nnd embarrassment oc
casioned by disputes between those who
own tho great arterlos of commerco on tho
one hand and tho laborers who operate
them on tho other.
Undesirable Immigrants.
Whllo the Democratlo party welcomes
to tho country thoso who como with lovo
for our institutions und with tho deter
mination and ability to contribute to tho
ftrcugth and greatness of our nation, it is
opposed to tho (lumping of the criminal
classes upon our chores and to the Impor
tation of either pauper or contract labor
to compete with American labor.
Tho recent abuses which havo grown
out of Injunction proceedings have been
fcoemphntlcally condemned by publlo opin
ion that tho senate bill providing for trial
by jury 111 certain contempt oasos will
meet with goneral approval.
Iho Democratlo party is opposed to
trusts. It would lie recreant to Its duty
to tho peoplo of the country If it recog
nized cither tho moral or the legal right
of these great aggregations of wealth to
stllle competition, bankrupt rivals, nnd
then prey upon society. Corporations are
tho creutures of law, ami thoy must not
be permitted to pass from under the con
trol of the puwer which created them ; they
aro permitted to oxlst upon tho theory
that they advance the publlo wsnl, nnd
they must not 1 allowed to use thelrpow
era for tho publlo Injury.
Government ami the Hnllroads.
Tho right of tho United States govern
ment to regulatelntorstate commerce can
not be questioned, and tho neoesslty for
tho vigorous exercise of that right is be
coming more and more Imperative. Tho
interests of tho whole people require such
an enlargement of tho powers of tho inter
state commerce commission as will onauio
lttoprovent discrimination between per
sons and places, nnd protoct patrons from
unreasonable charges.
The government cannot afford to dis
criminate between Its debtors, and must
thoreforo prosecute Its legal claims ugalnst
tho Pacific railroads. Such a policy is
no:ossary for tho protection of the rights
of the patrons, as well as for tho interests
of the government.
The peoplo of the United, States, happy
In tho enjoyment of tho blessings of free
government, feel a gonorous sympathy to
ward all who are endeavoring to wjcuro
like blessings for themselves. This sym
pathy, whllo rospootlug all treaty obliga
tions, Is opeclnlly nctlvo nnd earnest when
excited by tho struggles of neighboring
peoples, who. like tho Cubans, are near
enough 10 obsorvo tho workings of n gov
ernment which derives all Its nuthorlty
from tho cousont of tho governed.
Opposed to Lift, Tennro In Ofllee.
That tho American peoplo are not In
favor of life tenure In tho civil service Is
evident from tho fact that thoy, as a rule.
mako frequent changes In their olllclal
representatives when thoso representatives
nro chosen by ballot. A permanent olllco
holding class Is not In harmony with nur
Institutions. A fixed term in appointive
ofllces, except where the fedornl constitu
tion now provides otherwise, would open
tho public service to a larger number of
cltlzons wWiout Impairing its clllcloncy.
Tho territorial form of government Is
temporary In Its nature, and should glvo
way as soon as tho territory Is sulliclontly
advanced to tnko Its placo among the
statos. Now Mexico, Oklahoma and Ari
zona nro entitled to statehood, nnd their
early admission Is demanded by their ma
terial and political interests. Tho demand
of tho platform that officials appointed to
administer the government of tho terri
tories or district lsontlrely In keeping with
the Democratic theory of homo rulo. I am
also in sympathy with tho declaration that
tho publlo lands should bo reserved for
the establishment of freo homos for Ameri
can citizens.
Tho policy of Improving tho grout water
ways of the country Is justilled by tho na
tional character of thoso waterways and
tho enormous tonnngo borno upon them.
Kxjierionco has demonstrated that con
tinuing appropriations aro. In tho end,
more economical than slnglo appropria
tions separated by long Intervals.
The TarltT ll Minor Issue.
It is not necessary to discuss the tariff
quostlon at this time. Whatever may bo
tho Individual views of citizens as to tho
relative merits of protection and tariff re
form, all must recognize thnt until the
money question Is fully nnd llnally set
tled tho Ainorlcnn peoplo will not consent
to the consideration of any other import
ant quostlon. Taxation presents a prob
lem which in some form Is continually
presont, and a postponement of definite
action upon It Involves no sacrlllce of per
sonal opinion or political principles, but
tho crisis prosonted by financial conditions
cannot 1h postponed. 1 romemlous re
sults will follow the action taken by tho
United States on the money question,
nud delay Is Impossible. Tho peoplo of
this nation, sitting as a high court
must render judgment in tho cause which
greed is prosocutlng against humanity
Tho decision will either glvo hope and In
spiration to thoso who toll or "shut the
doors of mercy on mankind." In the pros-
enco of this overshadowing Issue, differ
ences upon minor questions must be laid
aside In order that there may bo united
action among th' se who are detcrmi'icd
that progress toward a universal 'gold
standard shall be stayed, and tho gold and
silver coinage of tho constitution res' oivd.
W. J. UUVAN
llnllAltT AWO ACCinT.S.
Sfe AssnlU the ChieHRo IMntroriu and
Argues for the Gold htiiuiiaril.
' lr5XK'50!f ,T- SeI)t 10 Oarret A
Tr..i Kepubllcan nominee for vice
, ,'..V-".. i.ht gave out for publi
i,r. 1 1 f , acceptance. It
cation his for nal lete - ' u mul ls
1.1 11 uuiiuiutiu 1,1 umt "Void stand
1111 VKIIIUl.lIC UtlllllCia lUl LI1U A t ()j
iiiuium 11 whwluui ui'uiuiuiauojs. ones
Chicago platform. On tho moevVv,'
tlon he says In part :
Tho money standard of a great nation
should bo as llxed and permanent ns tho
nation itself. To secure and retain tho
best should bo tho desire of every right
minded cltl.on. Hosting on stnbli) found
ations, continuous nnd unvarying cer
tainty of value should belts distinguish
ing characteristic. Tho experience of all
history confirms the truth that ovory coin
made under any law, howsoever that coin
may bo stamped, will ilnully command In
the markets of the world the exact value
of tho materials which composo It.
Tho freo coinage of sliver at tho ratio of
ll) to 1 Is a policy which no nation has
over before proposed, and it is not today
permitted in any mint in tho world not
oven lu Mexico. It Is proposed to mnko
tho colnago unlimited at an absolutely
fictitious ratio, fixed with no reference to
iu.rlnslc valuo or pledge of ultimate re
demption. With silver at Its present price
of loss than sovonty cents per ounce In tho
markot, such a policy moans an Imme
diate profit to tho seller of silver for which
thoro Is no return now or hereafter to tho
pooplo or tho government.
Any attempt on tho part of tho govern
ment to creato by its Hat monoy of a ficti
tious value would dishonor us in tho eyes
of other peoples, and bring Infinite re
proach upon tho national character. It Is
a known fact that more thuu t0 per cent,
of tho commerce of tho world is sottled iu
gold or on a gold basis.
Cure for Heatlac-Iie.
As a remedy for all forms of Headache
Electric Hitters has proved to bo tho vcty
best. It effects a permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield
to Its influenco. Wo unto all who are afflicted
to procure a bottlo, and give this (remedy a
fair trial. Iu case of habitual constipation
Klectric Hitters euros by giving tho needed
tone to the bowels, and few cases long lesist
the use of this medicine. Try it once. Largo
bottles otily 50 cents at A. Wasley's Drug
Store. t
Father, Motion' and Iaujliter Killed,
Oshkosh, Wis., r-opt. la A Wlsupnsln
Central freight train struck a wagon
containing Henry Stolnke. wife nnd daugh
ter at tho I.lbby erossiug, about two miles
north of tho city, nndull were instantly
killed. Steinku was a wealthy farmer re
siding In the town of Yineland. He was
50 years old, and an old resident of the
county.
The Discovery Sated Ills Life.
Mr. O. Odillouette, Dnntgist, Iloavtrsville,
HI., says: "To Dr. King's Xew Discovery I
owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and
tried all tho physicians for miles about, but
of no avail and'wns given up and told I could
not live. Having Dr. King's Now Discovery
in my store I sent for a bottlo and began its
use and from the first dose boean to cet better.
and nfterusing threo bottles was upaiid about
again. It is worth its weight iu gold. Wo
won't keep store or house without it." Oct
freo trial at A. Wasloy's Drug Store.
Vermonfera to VIlt AloKliiIcy,
Caxtox, O., Sept. 10. A telegram re
ceived by Tho Iteposltory says that n
special train bearing the Vermont delega
tion left St. Albaus yostetday for Canton.
Tho tralu carrlos tho delegation of Vor
montors to call ou Governor MoKlnley,
and Is expected to roach Canton tomor
row morning, Sonntor Procter will bo
with tho party.
It doesn't matter much whether sick head
ache, biliousness, indigestion and coustipa
tiou nro caused by neglect or by unavoidable
circumstances; DeWitt's Little Jirly llisers
win speeuuy euro ineui an, u. 11, iiagen-buch.
Marion McUikle says that
it
removes
foreign
substance
from
Silver,
Olass,
or Wood,
without
Injury
In any
Bon
The Modern Cleaner
j degree."
ilR TlWF'l 604 North Sixth St.
Will 1 It La La lU Side entrance on Green St
PHILADELPHIA. CURE GUARANTEED.
OI.IMT In I'll tlTK'i: 'till ) nr. nii.l (1
CUM llii.nltill tlxnfrlpnoc III li-rimmt.
Stricture, blood Poison,
GCNtnL Dcbiuty, Lost Vigor,
AND ALL OTHER
Effects of Youthful
Fo LLY of Both Sexes
crmnncntly cui-cii nflcr crcrr one clelm riillnl.
10ST MANHOOD A!I0 SHRUNKEN OROANS RISTtBIO.
Sinilrtvp2-roiii -tanijufor twvtlc Trutli. Tliennl
njMiwim' origin, .uti'!'i v.im li-ilniniilnt-
POLITICAL CARDS.
jjioit ciiikf ni'itora,
PIERCE WALKER,
Of tho Fourth ward.
Subject to OitizetH jinrty rules.
VOTE FOR
JOSEPH WYATT,
Ol' HllESANIiOAII,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
F"lrst District.
vote: for
FRANK C. REESE,
Or Siiksanmjoah,
FOR REGISTER.
vote: for
HON. ELIAS DAVIS
Or llnoAii MorxTAix,
-FOK-
Comllyjreasiuxr
;SOR
VOTE
GE0.F0LMER,S5
Of SnnxAsitOAti,
County Treasurer.
VOTE FOR
Harry Bradigan,
Of SiiKXANiKuit,
-FOR-
PROTH0N0TARY
CHARLES DERR'S
Barber Shop !
13 West Centre Street.
Our Hot Towel Shave
ft becoming popular. You will Ike It. We
mako a specialty of hair cutting.
BUCKNELL - UNIVERSITY,
John Hovaiu IIabhw, LL. I)., I'rest.
Colleno with four coursi" of study lending to
dt'irrw! Academy fur hoys nud yomul men ;
Lndlw' Institute, and School of MuMe. Thirty
ncre eatmxm; ten building Including gym
naeiuni, laboratory and observatory. For
catalog uo and other information nddreH,
VM. V. (JltKTZIXOnil,
lEegUtrnr, Ix-'wisburg, Va,
M. C. WATSON,
Wholesale anil Retail
Liquor Dealer.
Cigars, Tobacco, Acq. Agent for Heading
Brewing CoVs JJeer and Porter.
11 and 113 S. Main St
Amis
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For sale by P. P. V), KIRLIN, Buenandoali, Pa.
peii?a. Railroad.
SC'IIt'YKlI.L DIVISION.
KITKMrtKK 1S,
Trillin will Iwve Slipnnndorili after the Ahora
diite for Vlgirnn, (lllhcrtmi, Krntkvlllp, llnrlc
Water, St. Olnlr, riitt-vllle. Hiunburir, ltrnillnr,
Pntttmvn, I'hocnlxvllle, NorrMmvn mul Phll
ndrlphln (llrimil utrert rtntton) nt 0 04 nnd 1145
ft. tn. ami I $1 i. in. on Meek rijtvn. For Potta
tillo and I utcrmcdiatc rtntions 9 10 n. m.
SUNDAY.
For WlKjrnn. Ollliorton, Kruckvlllo. Dark;
Water St. flair, Pottsvlllc, at fi (H. 8 40 n m. and
3 10 p.m. For llnmbiirK, Heading, Pottitown,
Phoenlxvlllc. Norrlatown, Philadelphia nt6(H),
9 40 n. m., 3 10 p. in.
Tralm lenve Frackvllle for Shenandoah at
10 10 a. in. and 1211, SOI, 7 12 nnd 10 27 p. m.
Sunday, 11 13 n. in. nnd .1 10 p. m.
Leave Pottavllle tor Shenandoah nt to 15. 11 M
n. tn. nml I 10. 7 15 ami 10 OU p. in. Sunday it
iu iu a. in., id p. m.
T.nl. 1 1, 1 1 n .) ..I I.l.t n t, .nn.l ....,. a I nn f.
Shenandoah nt 5 5" and H35 n. in., 110 nud 7 11
p. in. tverk days. Sunday leave at 6 50 a. m.
Leave ltrond street station, Phllndelphla, lur
Sen Girt, Aliury Park, Oeenn tlrove, Ixmt;
Uranch, and Intermediate station. 1 05, 0.50. 8.25,
11.39 n. in., 2 IK 3.30, l.O", p. in. week-days, 5 00
Saturday only. Siindnv. (stop nt lnterlaken
for.Vsbury Park), 1 05, 8.25 a w
Leave llroad Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOIt NEW YOKK.
l:pre. vreek-ilnv. 3 20, 105. 4 50. 5 15, 0 50,
7 l, 120, 'J 20, 911, 111 21 (Pining Carl. MOO ft. m.
12 00m 12 35 ll.linlled 111) anil 122 p. m.
PllllngCnr), 1 10. 2 30 I Dining Can 320,350,
1 1), 5 (10, .5 5i (Dining Car , fl 00, 0 50, U2. 10 00,
p. m., 1201, night Sundays, 3 20, 105. 1 50,3 15,
s 20, H 33, 50, 1021, Dining Car), II 03 a. m..
12 35,2 30 Pilling Car, I no Limited I 22 Pining
Cur, 5 20, 5 50, Plnimj Car, 0 35, 0 50, S 12, 10 00
p. m., 12 01 night.
lpre for Ilu-ton without change, 1! 00 a.
m., week-days, and 0 50 p. ui , dally.
FOIl WASHINGTON AND THE SOITII.
For lialtimre nnd Washington, 3 50, 7 20, H 81,
10 20. 1123 n. m., 12 00 (It 31 Limited Din.
lug Car), 112. 3 IS, 111 (5 19 Congressional
Limited, Pining Car), 0 17, 055 (Pining Car),
7 5S (Pining Car) p. in., and 12 05 night
week davs. Sundnys, 3 50, 7 20, 9 12, 11 23 a.
in., !2 09 1 12, 1 11, ( 5 15 Cougreloiml Limited,
Pining Car), 055 (Pining Carl, 7 54 o. m.
(Pining Car) nud 12 05 night.
For Sen (llrt, Spring L-vke, llelmar Oecati
drove, Ashury Park ami Long Hraneh. 105,
0 50, 8 25 and 11 39 n in, 2.1-, 3 30 ami 1 1 5 p in.
week days. Sunday, 4 05 ami 25 a. ni
FOl! ATLANTIC CITY.
Leaieltroail street station, l'lilladelnhln f via
.Delaware river hridge), express, 9 0" a. m,
anil 7 02 p in. daily.
f . r.i... ut.n, ............. i nn o m
a. in., 1 50, 4 CO, 1 20, and I Ou p. ni Sim
days, 00, 900 nnd 9 45 a in. 51 00 iM urslon
"oil a in. ltrturnlng leave Atlantic il ,
pie, 7 00, 7 10. 9 00, a. in,, 31"). 5 30 ami 7 50
p. in., week days. Sundays, 110, 5 no. ami
05. p. m.
For Cnpe May, Anglescn, Wildwood nnd
Holly Hench. F.tprc, 9 00n. m . 2 30, and 4 05
p m week day. Sundays, 20 a. in. Kxclir
sion, 7 00 n. m. Sundays.
For Sea Isle City, Oceali City and Avalonv
Hxpre, 9 10 a. in., and 2 30, 4 20 p. m.
wck tlav Sundays, 8 50 a. m. Lxeurslon
7 00 a. in Sum'as.
For Homer Point. Hxprej, 5 CO, R 50,
a. in., 1 50, 4 0i) and 1 20 p. in. week days.
Sunday. 7 00 00, 9 00 a. m.
S. 51 Pkkvost. J. It. Wool,,
Oen'I Manager. Gcn'l Pass g'r Aglt
READING R R SYSTEM
IX LKKKCT MAY 17. 196.
Trains lenve Shennudonli nn follow?
For Xew York via IMiHadt-lphin, week days.
2 10, S25, 7 20 n. m., 12 1", 3 00 nndSW p. m
Sunday r, 2 10 a. m.
For Xew York via Mnuch Chunk, week dayt,
5 2- 7 'JO ll, in., 12 Hand .100 p. m.
For Heading nud Philadelphia, week days,
2 10, 5 23, 7 20 n.m., 12 IS, a 00 nud 5 M p. m. Sun
davs, 2 10 n. in.
For I'otUville, ueek day, 2 10; 7 20 n. in., and
12 IS, 3 00 and 5M p. in. Sunday, 2 10 a. m.
For Taumqua and Mahanoy City, week days,
2 10,3 23, 7 20 a. in., 12 4S, 3 00 and 5 55 p. m.
Sunda h, 2 10 a. m.
For illtatmpuit, Suubury and Lewisbuxg,
week day. 3 25, 11 30 a. in., 150 and 7 25 p.m.
HniiilnvM. !1 11 a. in.
For Mahanoy Vlane, weekdays, 2 10 3 25, 5 25,
7 20, 11 30 a. m., 12 IS, 1 50, 3 00,5 55, 7 25 and 9 65
p. m. feundny, 2 10, 3 25 a. m.
For Ashland and Shainokiu, week days, 8 23,
7 20,1130 a. in., 150,725 and 9 55 p.m. Sun
days, 3 25 a. m.
For Baltimore, Washington and the Wesl vl
B. tfe O. IE. It., through tralni lea Heading
Terminal. Philadelphia, (P. & It. V V.) nt 3 20,
7 55, 1120 a. m., 3 10 ami 7.27 p. i. Sundays i
3 20, 7 00, 11 26 a. m., 3 l'i and 7 27 p. tn. AddU
Honal trains from Twenty-fourth and Chcal
u ut street station, week days, 10 i Wn. m. 12 20,
12 16 8 40 p.m. .Sundays, 1 35,8 23 p. m.
TRAINS FOtt SHENANDOAH.
) Xew York via Philadelphia, week
1 30, 8 00 a. m., 1 30, 4 30, U 00 p. m. and
dni
niL'l
Sunday, 0 00 p. in.
e Xew York via Mnuch Chunk, week
Lcn,
ilnVR.
30, 9 10 a. m., 1 30 and 4 15 p. m.
Iilladclnhla, lEeamng Terminal, wees
8 35. 10 05 a. in. and 4 05, 6 30, 1180
Ieavi
days, 4
days, usup. in.
. in. a
Leave Id
11 la ii. m.
Liing, wcck uays, i iti, v iu, iuuo.
ana tj p. m. nununys, i so a. pv
111c, weekdays, 2 35, 7 40 a.
t.iHi-n ltnttthm. Sundays. 2 35 a. in.
12 30 and 6 12 p1 weck days, 3 18, 8 50, II 23 a
Leave Tnnianun, m- Sundays. 3 18 a. m.
m., 1 27, 7 20 and 9 ft , n-cck days, 3 15, 9 21,
Lenve Mahanoy City,' ,.ii. ni. Sundays, 8 iB
11 47 a. in., 2 03, 7 4 1 and 10 Oi ,
a. m.
Leave Mahanoy Plane, week n.
6 30,9 37. 11 59 n. m.. 1 12. 2 19. 5 20. t
10 23 p. in. Sundnys, 2 40, 400 a. in.
I nnfo lMIIntei.itpt ,euL. ,1,,0 f
m., 3 35 and 11 41 p. m. Sundays, 11 15 p.' iTi
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philndelnhln Chestnut street wAr n
South street whatf for Atlantic City.
Weekdays Express, 8 00. 9 00, 10 15, a. m
Saturday only, 130, 2 00, 3 00,3 40.4 00,4 30,
5 00 5 30 p. in. Accommodation, HOC a. m 4 30,
6 30 p. m. Si 00 excursion train, 7 00 a. in,
Sunday Express, 7 30. h 00, 8 30,9 00, 1000 a. to.
4 45 p. in. Accommodation 8 00 a, in., 4 45 p. m
1.00 excursion train 7 00 a. ni.
Returning I eave Atlnutlo City depot, corner
Atlantic ami Arkansas avenues.
Weekdays express, Mondays only, 6 451.
7 00, 7 45. 15.900, 10 15 a. m.,a30. 130,0 30,7 36;
9 30 p. m. Accommodation, 6 20. 7 55, a. in., 4 82
p. m Si 00 excursion train from foot Mississippi
avenue oiil 0 00 p in.
Sundnys Express, 3 30, 4 00, 5 00, 6 00, 6 30,
7 00. 7 30, H 00, 9 30 p. ni. Aeotmmodptloii, 715
a. m., 5 05 n. m, fl 00 exclusion train from fool
m mm km i pi ii uvemic oniyj o iu p. m. f .
A X ill n INl 11 II CAIIICOI II41IIIH,
I. A. SWKIflATin. (I (l UAvrvrrtr
(ien'l Superintendent. (ich1 Pass. Ajy
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Hillions of Dollars
fin ii In ,mnVn twirn? Tret rlib.
risks but get rour liousea, stoi'k. fuj
nitiire, etc., insuroil in firBt-clusa r
liablo coiniiauIoB represented by ,.,
DAVID FAUST, LSLW,
Also Life and Accidental Cotnpaules
lSJAM4mJ Who can thiri
WdlllbU-HII lUba SS.JS5-.SSSl
Protect your Ideani ther may bring you we
neyi. Washington, I). C. for their l,6uu prlto
eo orftr. I
uu mi, vi i,nu uuuureu uivtiuituut wauteu.
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Cays, 2 40, t 00-
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A UAllllltlft wnlpnmn rnlta rnli nt '
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irrr uwattic c a i rrN'ri,
Cor. Main and Coal Sts.
constantly ou tap. Choice temperance drltiU9
When h Sjl.- . ..
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Impon.ncy,.iFt ,,h . . a.-.. vt cn-i
other Mcaitnt-Mc., tr-m ku. c iue,
use Seiine Pilla. Drain, Checked
and lull vigor quickly rcu rrd.
If DMlMttd. aeh trnul.L. ,i f .-.
Mailed for $l.C0;ll t,oxni!'.i ' With
$S.OO ordtrt, wo civc a ; i-ar.r t. i
cure or relunrt the rmn .
PEAUMsn-ciNsca., i.