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ot " the blues," are but
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FOR
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HAVE YOU USED
Thompson's
! Diphtheria
iCure ? (D
Read what others who have
used it say:
I have used Thompson's Diphtheria
Cure In my family ami cured three of
my c.illdrtn of th Dltththt-rU uud
know It ii amtrecurc. I feel tftut everj
one should know of It, fur Diphtheria fs
ft dltH'uw that hatllpg in out of the doctors.
If your miHllflne In kfpt In the tioune
and uswl according to dfreitlons a noon
us the tlimut lieuliiB to i-r sore, they
u ill never know (hey had the XJlphthe
rl.i. Ynu nrn at liberty to usu the ahove
r -'it 1 itil, uhi-h I utll U ttlud tosulx
t.mtmto t) pi-twins ho csill to see
Il V"Uitj rsTtIully,
John htryker, hergeant of Police,
WlllluumiMirt, Va.
T" ?r 'tlflcptliat for several months
II' p t" n using ThoiuiMOu'tt l)lph
t'nr ii. ir.1u 111 y family und regard It
e t ri tuii'l moHt nftewlv remedy for
( l l I -Mirt throat I hue ever
k'i m rj
Il 1'
I iQ not hetdUiti to reoom
. D. iViiepftcker, I. 1.
Tustor ruoe U. K. fhurcli,
imaiiiM)ori,
I have "fd your Diphtheria Pure In
tn. luuiJ mid U works like a churui. It
u 3 1 ' ' .i inlek, ami that It nlmt
t s- t i 1'lnhtherut or cruup, I
woulu net w itfiout It.
r lienpectruuy.
lie above testimonials arc
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WltiUIflWSPOHT, PA.
iv rain 1 CSV
Sirt 11(0 EUHE. SV046.FIW,"PM3 SAft
1
salt) at Porliisk'a drug store, 23 Eoaf
THE PRIZE
WBTGH hazel OIL
.A
PARIS CYCLONE SWEPT.
Pooplo Carried Into the Seine
from Bridgos and Quays.
MANY CASUALTIES EEPOETED.
TIis Storm Iiteil Only n !llltiil(, Itilt III
That Short Time There Win (Irent llnni.
iiro to IVrnoiK mid 1'roprrty, Tliougli hut
Three Deaths Are Ilcported.
1'auis, Sept. ,11. A Violent tornndo
swupt over pnrtl of tills city yesterday
nflernooii. Olmilbuse, onbs anil stnlU In
the struets were overturned, tft-os blown
down, shop windows broken nnd lmrgo
mnk In the Hiver Seine. Tho Uruinon had
to bo called out. Jinny persons wero In
jured on the lijio Turhlgo, l'lnco da In Uo
publlque, the l'liico Stu. Sulplco nnd tho
Houlovurd fit. Mnrtln.
Tho grentost diimnne wns donu nt tho
Pnlulsdo Justlco. All tho windows on
tho Ituo do llnrlny wero smnshod, part of
tho roof wns blown uwny nnd tlio corri
dors wero filled with cloud of dust nnd
brnncho of trees. Tho slttitiRS of tho
court hud to bo suspended.
Thu number of minor cnsunlltles nnd In
juries to persons Is largo, nnd further re
ports nru constantly being received. Over
fifty Injured huvo thus far been reported
to one lire station alono, nnd Uvo badly In
jured wero brought In. Several man nnd wo
men had tholr skulls fractured by tho fall
ing of sortie gntu buhlnd which they had
sought shelter from tho storm. A cab
driver who had taken refuge In his cab
was killed nnd tho cnb demolished. His
horses wero also killed. Kino members of
tho htnff of La France, who wero leaving
the Tribunal do Commerce when tho
storm suddenly broke, wero all seriously
injured, ouo having Ids skull fractured.
At least a dozen persons wero carried
bodily into tho Seine from tho bridges and
quays, and wero rescued with great diffi
culty, suveral being Injured and left in a
critical condition, so that they had to be
taken to the hospitals.
The breaking of tho storm was accom
panied by many demonstrations of fright
by individuals and crowds, the panic of
ouo sproading to others, tho lowering sky
and tho howling of tho tempest, filling the
nlr with Hying debris, frightening the
crowds In tho streets out of self control.
Kverybody sturtod to run, without much
rogard to obstaclos, persoiwl or otherwise,
that might come in their way, and thero
was shouting and screaming to add to tho
confusion. '
The daimigcto projierty wns widespread
and serious. Tho first tempest of wind,
which did mint of tho damage, was iinme
dititely succeeded by torrents of rain, and
cellars all over Paris aro Hooded.
At Clichy, the roadway of tho Doule
vnrd Xatloiinl, sudsidod several yards as a
rosult of tho wnshlngnway of tho roadbed.
Tho Qunl des Orfovres shows a striking
scene of desolation, buildings being dam
aged, things overturned, and all looking
ns though swept by n torreut of rushing
water.
From tho Qunl St. Michael to beyond
tho Font Xuef every tree was uprooted,
many barges wero sunk and a number of
small boats wero swamped. The crows of
tho barges, however, succeeded In escap
ing. One of tho laundry boats of the Seine,
where thirty lnundres-.es wero at work,
was sunk, and tho jvo.ucu wero saved with
tho greatest dUKuulty.
Tho hcalloldliig of the court yard of tho
KjjdnjCJjnpeilu was blown away and o ery
pane lot glass in tho sldo of tho palace of
justice, facing tho river, was smashed by
uprooted trees, etc.
All tho omnibuses struck by tho cyclone
wero upfot and their pas.iongers more or
loss Injured.
Tho cyclouo lasted only about u mlnuto,
but in addition to the damage already
mentioned considerable, destruction wns
caused on and about tho Pont Xuef, tho
Placo du Chatelet, tho Obervntoire, tho
Tour St. .Taciiuu und elsewhere lu the
neighborhood.
Numerous newspaper kiosks wero over
turned and tho inmates injured. Tho roof
of tho Opera Combine was blown in. T,ho
Amblgu-Comlquo and the Folios Dramntl
ques theaters wero both dnmnged. Twenty
lilno horses wero killed. KIght beer houses
were wrecked.
A largo ward In tho Hotol Dion is full
of tho victims, two of whom died last
night, nnd several there and In tho other
hospitnls nre in a precarious condition.
With tho cab driver above reported, this
makes the death list only three thus far.
It Is a curious fact that tho cyclone
chlelly nffoctedtho small area lying around
tho Palais do Justice uud tho Hotel do
Ville. Tho cyclo appeared to bo caused by
two strong currents, from tho northwest
and tho southeast. Tho clouds rushed to
gether, and whirled around as they met
ju-t over this area. Thero was no thunder
and no simultaneous movement at tho
central ob-s;rvatoiy. Tho barometer lu
the Tour St. Jjieques fell suddenly 7,000
jiilllometres.
Tho superstitious nro finding much to
dwell upon lu tho fact that MUo.Conodou,
tho self styled seeress, who claims to bo
Inspired by tho Angel Gabriel, and who
has I well the talk of Paris, on acuouut of
her supposed gifts of propheoy, for many
months, predicted a storm. such us this
last July. MUct, Couosdon has ninny fol
lowers who are dovout byllovors lu her
gift. One of her prophecies Is that ft uni
versal war will come within a year, ' re
sulting in the dontruotion of England's
power and accompanied by a revolution
in Paris.
Ii. Marvek Mlner, a Dimkard minister of
Derkors Point, Pa., says he eau recommend
Chamberlain's Pain llalm to anyone In need
of a good liniment, and that ho considers it
the best ho lias ever used. Pain Balm is
especially valuable for 'rhoumatisnk lame
bark, sprains, swellings, cuts, bruises, burns
and scalds. It is oife of the most remark
able medicines in existence, and its eU'ects
will both surprise and delight you. For sale
at 35 nnd SO cents per bottle by G ruble r II rus.,
druggists.
Coming Kvcnt.
October S, Entertainment and festival by
Hope Hectlon, J. T. of H. & T., in Kobbius'
opera house.
Sept. 21. Grant Band festival aud concert
in Uobbins' opera house.
Kellef lu Mix Hour.
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
reliovcd in sis hours by the "Now Great
Soutli American Kidney Cure." This new
remedy is a great surprise An account of its
oxccedltiK promptness lu relieving paiu in
the bladder, kidneys, back aud evory part
of tho urinary passages lu male or female.
It relieves retention of water aud pain In
passing it almost immediately. If you want
quick relief aud cure this Is your remedy,
bold by Shapira's pharmacy, 107 South Main
street.
GET APPETITE.
IF YOU DON'T, YOU WILL NEVER BE J
STRONG OR HEALTHY.
Apietito Is one thin that you can't atftird
to be without, for without It your timltli,
strength and comeliness Hies out of tho
window.
Poor appotilo means weak stomach, starved
body, sick iudlvldual. Good appetite the
epo!lte.
Poor appetite Is a sign that your stomach is
too weak for digestion. You cull aid it witli
tho Miaker Digestive Cordial.
When your stomach is'able to digest all the
food that your Iwnly needs, yon will have a
good appetite. Not before.
Good food, well dige-rted, means strength
and a long, healthy life. Undigested food
creates poison which aHects the wholo body,
and may give you hoatlaohe, dtoluese,
nauoea, constipation, flatulence, languor,
weakness, mental depression, stomach-nelie,
fever, nervousness, offensive breath, anaemia,
rheumatism, etc.
All theso disorders will lie relieved if you
will take Shaker Digestive Cordial.
It is a puro vegetable dlgestlvo aud natural
invigorntor, which aids tho stomach, purities
tho system of tho poisons of Indigestion and
makes you strong, fat and healthy.
Shaker Digestive Cordial does not act on
the liver, but on the undigested food lu tho
stomach. It cures indigestion or biliousness
without Irritating the liver or any of tho
internal orgaus.
At druggists. Ten cents for a trial bottle.
Write for free book to Tho Shakers, 30
Iteado street, New York.
BioodfHervePood
For Weak and Hun-Down People from
Childhood to Old Ar,e.
WHAT !T IS ! Thp richest of n'.l restorative
toods, lieuioiut it reliUees the enine snl.ttancei
to the blood nnd nem-s thut nre exltnusti'd la
!',H'te.,,", ntf-iimne tluidsbv dlsent.1., Indication,
high mlDir, ovemurk, worry, eicustes, nbusv,etc
WHAT ,!T DOES ! Ily mskma tho. Wood
pireor.ilrte'i.nnd the digestion otTO.it,lt ereiSfd
so id Ik-ah, luiisi !e nnd strength, 'i he mrvpa t.e
ln mailt- Mrontr, tho hraln beconi'-s nctivo nnd
clear. 1 or re-terms lost vl'sllty and rtoni.'in; nil
waBtlnffdr.i'ib and weakness In eithrr n. It has
no rami l . aoil a-n femalerpRnlalor it U-n rth its
weight in cold. One box tarts a week. Prl.-e5i c..of
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. THE DR. CHASE COW.PAN",
Chestnut t rhlladelnhla.
POLITICAL CARDS.
P
on chief iivnonss,
PIERCE WALKER,
Of the Fourth ward.
Subject to Citizen's patty rules.
VOTE FOR
JOSEPH WYATT,
Of SiiLXAxnoAii,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
FMrst District.
VOTE FOR
FRANK C. REESE,
Of Siiunaxdoaii,
FOR REGISTER.
VOTE FOR
HON. ELIAS DAVIS
Of Hboad JfovxTAix,
-FOn-
County Treasurer
VOTE FOR
GEO. FOLMER, Sr.,
Or HllEXAXnOAH,
-FOlt-
County Treasurer.
VOTE FOR
Harry Bradigan,
Of Subkamhiau,
FOlt-
PROTH0N0TARY
CHARLES DERR,'S
Rnrhpi- Shnn f
12 West Centre Street.
Our Hot Towel Shave
a becoming popular. You will like It. Yvp
maice a specially oi uaircuitiug.
GENTRY'S mm HE
The Famous Stallion Equals tho
Best Pacing Eecord
IN HIS RAOE WITH STAR POINTER
Ho Wins Three Still' Units In il Close Con
test, Cut t'l'lllg tho Si'Ciuiil llent In 3.0l', '
unit Cnpturesn l'tirse of Vive TIhmi-uiihI
Dollars. I
I
Glkvs KALLR, N. V., Sept. 11. Tho first i
of the series of three races between the
(front pacing stallions, John H. Gentry
(2.t)3l,0 and Stnr Pointer (SOI) for
purso of fo.000, with ?V)0 added by the iw
sociatiun should tho track record of 2 o:i j
lie beaten, took placo yesterday on the
mile tmelc of the Northoru New VnrU
Trotting Horse llreoders' ussoelatlnn at
Glens balls. Last week, at Heetwoml.
John It. Gentry lowered the colors of
Hubert J., Frank Agan und Str Pointor,
winning tho most remarkable harness
race on record, pacing tho fustost three
consecutlvo miles known. Yesterday the
same handsome stallion equaled tho
world's record mado by Hubert J. nt Terro
Haute two yenrs ngo, going n mlloand
winning the heat by almost a full longth
In 2.01 V. Tho uvomgn time of tho three
heats of yesterday'n race was just one
quarter of a second slower than ttrt world's
record mado at Fleetwood last week.
This match brought out upwards of
7,U00 people. Shortly before 2:11(1 the first
heat of the big event was called. Gentry
camo first on tho track nnd received an
ovation as he passed the grand stand. Star
Pointer followed quickly and was equally
well received. Star Pointer had tho pole
Thoy stnrted very level and held the po
sition from tho wiro to tho half mllo pole,
with Gentry at Stur Pointer's saddle
Andrews let out a loop and Gentry
closed up tho distance, but a moment later
went back to Pointer's sont. As they sped
nround into the home stretch tho stallions
wero as If in one harness. Then with a
furious drive tho Fleetwood record holder
pushed his nose ahead, and won the heat
In 2.U3V.
The second heat was called at 1 o'clork.
At that tlmo quite a breeze was blowing,
nnd this seemed to dampen all hopes nf a
record breaking performance. The hor-es
wero given tho word on the first score, and
a more magnificent race was never wlt
nested. They went along as ono horse to
tho five-eighth pole, when Stur Pointer,
who was on the outside, straining with
every muscle, managed to show his head
ill front. IntJ tho stretch they came, and
.as Andrews nhook up his horse, John H.
Gentry by n wonderful burst of speed Hew
past Ills rival, paslng under the wire a
full length lu front, with the world's
reconl of 2.01 Vt. Evory per-on In the vast
assemblngo went wild with enthusiasm,
for It seemed oven before tho tlmo was
posted that u record had cono down.
After such a wonderful performance
the third neat proved somowhnt of n dls
appointment. They got off on the fir-it
score, and, traveling tho first half neck and
neck, Star Pointer went back to Gentry s
wheel. He closed again to the stretch,
when Andrew ngaln made his drive, aud
Gentry took the third heat lu J OSK-
Colorado's Republican Tlrket.
Dbnveu, Sept. 11. Tho Hepublican
state convention yesterday made the fol
lowing nominations: Pro.ldcntlal electors,
E. T. Wells, A. T. Gunnell, T. Jl. Patter
son and G. V. Thacher ; governor, Jared
Lj. llrush: lieutenant governor, Slmou
Guggenheim ; secretary of state, Harry E.
Mulnls , treasurer, George W. Keniiurt :
auditor, John W. Lowell. A resolution
was. adopted requiring all tho nominees to
placo their resignations in the hands of
the committee on fusion, which is confer
ring with like committees of tho Domu
cratic, Populist and Silver parties. Tho
party is pledged to tho support of Hryan
and Sowiill, aud the St. Louis bolteus aro
indorsed.
Did You i:r
Try nicetric Hitters as a remedy for your
troubles? If not, get a bottle now nnd get
relief. This medicine lias been found to be
peculiarly adapted to the relief und cure of
nil l..mli. f Vilo I ts nV..tt.w n ....... .1 .. -ft . 1
direct inlluence in giving stiength nnd tone
to the orsraus. If you havo Loss of Annetite.
Constipation, Headache. Fainting Spells, or
are Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable, Jlelancholy
or troubled with Dizzy Spells, Electric Bitters
is the nieuicino you need. Health ana
strength are guaranteed by its use. Larue
bottles ouly fifty cents at -A. Wusley's drug
store.
1 iislou lu North Carolina.
Haleioii, Sept. 11. The Republican
"""ih coiuiniireos eiioeted fusion
on ull state officers except governor, non
tenant governor nnd auditor. Thoc win
be arranged, later. They aUo fused on
uuiiiesioiiai nominations, giving the Ho
publicans four districts, In which the
nominees nro all supporting JleKlnloy.
and tho gold standard aud tho Populists
five districts. Ono of the Republican-. In
dorsed is Georgu II. Vhlto, tho nogro noui'
lneoforthe Second district. There wa?
groat dissatisfaction on tho part of ninny
Populists. There wus no action on the
electoral ticket.
It is not unusual for druggist to recom
mend Chamberlalu'i Cough Itemody to their
customers. Many of tuqm havo used It
themselves, ur in their families and know
from iiereonal experience its great value in
the treatment of coughs, colds and croup.
They know too that their customer are their
best friends and naturally wish to give them
the mot reliable medicine they havo for
those ailment. Messre. D.uighorty Bros.,
prominent druggist of Indiana, Pa., say,
"Wo sell more of Chamberlain's Cough
liemedy tliau of any other cough syrup, and
always tako pleasure iurecoiumesidiiig it to
our customers." Mr. II. M. Urey, tho nonular
uruggist at t mluiiia, Pu,, who lias sold
Chamberlaln'ii Cough Itemedy for several
years, says; "I can truly say that it is tho
best onugli medicine in the market." For
sale at 23 aud 50 cents per bottle by Gruhler
Bros., druggists.
The VnndcrlillU Won.
New VoitK. Sept. 11. Tho Slllt nf thn
estnto of W. II. Drown to reoovor &3,000,fj00
irom mo estate or uomnioijoro Vanderbllt
fell to tho ground when tho appojlato di
vision of tho supremo court handed d,owu
u decision upholding Justice Pryor's rul
ing that the Iirawiiii hud no right toox
amino tho late commodore's business uo
oounts. Don't trifle away time when you have
cholera morbus or diarrhoea. Fight them lu
the beginning with DuWjtt's Colic ami
Cholera Cure. ou dou'Cbavo to wait for
results they nru Instantaneous, and it louvim
the bowels lu healthy condition. C. II.
Hageubuck.
"Protection."
If you want protection buy "Battle Ax."
It is man's ideal tobacco. It protects his
purse from high prices. It protects his
health from the effects of injurious tobacco.
It's the biggest .and best there is nothing
less, nothing more.
An investment of 5 cents will prove
this story.
"DIRT DEFIES THE
IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF.
33metln:esneel arellablc, monthly, reuulatln? medicine. On v I srclesa and
tho purestilruga should be useJ. If you waui the ii, i
Or. PeaS's PeiraaiPGali FiJSs
Ther are prompt, sale and certain In reso't. Tfcei-eanine(l). Jeil'sn.- rtrdlsap.
uolut. Scat anywhere, 81.00, AdiiesJ CAL Mt-nlclNS Co., Ci.' O.
For sale by P. P. D. KIBLIX, fehenaudoah. Pa.
!R4
pei?i?a. Railroad.
bCHFYKII.L DIVISION.
r-laTEMIil n 1S93.
Train, will leave Shenandoah after the nhori
dnto for WIkkiuis, Ollbcrton, Frnekvllle, Dark
Water, i-t. Clair, Pottsville. Hninburir, Kcadlnii,
l'ottwtown. lMioenlsvllle, Xorri-tmvn nnd Phil
ndclphla (Ilruail street station) nt 6 OS nnd 11 It
a. in. ami ( 20 i. m. on week ilnys. For Polk
vlllc nnd intermediate statiors 9 10 a. m.
SCVDAY. ,
For Wlggaus, Gllberton, FrnekvUlc, Durl'
Wnter, St. Clair, Pottsville, at 0 9 40 a. m. and
3 10 p. in. For Ibinibiirg, Heading, Pott-town
I'hnenlvvllle, Noiristown, Philadelphia fttOOO,
9 10 n. in., 3 10 p. m.
Trains leave Frnekvllle for Shenandoah at
10 10 a. in. and 1211, 5 01, 7 12 nnd 10 27 p. m.
Sunday, U 13 a. lu. anil S 10 p. m.
Leave, i'oitsvlllo for Shenandoah at 10 15, 11 4
A. in. and 1 10, 7 15 and 10 00 p. m. Sunday al
10 10 n. in S 13 p. in.
I.envo Philadelphia, (Ilrond street station), foi
Bheiiamloah at 5 57 nnd S 3.5 a. m., 4 10 and 71;
p. in. week days. Sundays leave nt 6 50 a. m.
Leave Ilioad street station, Philadelphia, lo
Sea Girt, Asbury Park, Oeenn (irove, lani
llrnttcli, nnd Intermediate stations, I 05, e.rxi, 8.2.1
11.39 a. 111., 2 3s, 3.30, 4.0.1 p. 111. eek.days, 5 00
Snturilajs only. Sunday (stop at Interlaken
for Asbury Park), I 01. 8,25 n -
lave llroad Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOlt NEW YOltK.
I'vilM.. lAI.lr-.la.'a O Oft f fK , t It ft fcrt
7 :. 20, li so. 0 50, li) 21 (1 linlnu'cnr),' 11 oo'a. m.'
n, uiHfii, i-.w ii.iuiueii an nun r p, tn.
I)lnlnK('urs), 1 10. 230 (Dining Cnr) 3 20,3 50,
1 00 .1 U0. .1 5K I Dining tWL fl (). li Ml, i 12, 10 00,
1. .... I-IIII ..ll., Of. IOC In.. I.
- . u.., .. iw.i, L.i'iiiiuu '.ill ), 111 II, 111,,
1231, i3i rDiuliuc Car, I oo ILInuteil 1 22 Dining
Car, sao, 8SH, Dining Cur, illH, 05i), s 12,1000
p. 111., 12111 nlubt.
LireM for llostou without change, 1100 ft
in., week-ilajs, mill G 50 p. 111., ilnily.
k S m fel on, mm nn..i r i .. .. '
Fon WAsmxaTox and the south.
For naltlmro nnd Washington. 3 SO, 7 80, 8 31
1020. 11 23 11. 111.. 1209 1 1 1 a 1 UmllBil tMn
lug Cnr), 112, 3 is tn (519 Congreswlona)
I.lmltel, Dining Car), 6 17, 6 55 (Dining Cnr).
7 5S (Dining Car) p. m., and 12 05 nlglil
week days. Sundays, 8 60, 7 80, 0 13, 11 2a a.
111., 12 09 1 12, 4 41, ( 5 It C'oiigreMiomtl Limited,
j'uiiiiK wuri, oon iinuinK uftri, vm p, in
(Hi nl nc Carl nml 12 c niu'it.
For Sen (ilrt. Snrinur l.Aki. IlolmHr. n14.nn
rove, Anbury Park and Limit Branch, 4 05,
0 50, S 25 and 11 39 111., 2 3S, 3 30 ami 4 05 p. 111.
, 11-1, .,, n. .iiiiuii w, 1 00 mui o i it. Ul.
FOlt ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Ihnait utreet Rtiitirm. IOiIIiuIaIhIiIa Ivi.
Deluuuru rlvtr brlduej, express, 9 07 a. m.
and 7 02 11 in. ilnilv.
Lenve Market street Ferry, express, 5 00, 8 Bo
a.m., 1 50, 4 00, 4 20, and 8 00 p. rn Sun.
days, s 00, 9 00 nml 9 45 a. m. 1.00exeiiiili.ii
7 00 a. m, Itetiiriiinn luiie Atlantic Cltv, ex
plws, 7 00, 7 10. 9 00, a. in,, 3 00.5 30 nnd 7 50
p. m., wmk days. Sundays, 4 10, 3 00, and
n iw, p. 111.
For Cnne May. Am-'lescea. Wlldwnixl anh
Holly Ileneh. Express, 9 00 a. m., 2 30, and 4 05
i in. weeis uavs, nuudays, 14 20 a. in. liieur
sloil, 7 00n. m. Simdavs.
For Sea Isle City, Ocean City anil Avalon.
Exprws, 910 a. m., nnd 2 30, 4 20 p. m.
wek dav. Sundays, 8 50 a. 111. ExeursloD
t 00 a. 111. Sundays.
For Somera Point. Express, 500, 8 50,
n. tn., .1 30 1 00 and 1 50 p. ni. week days
Hundays, 7 00, s 00, 9 00, a. m.
H. JI. Pbevost, J. n. -Wood,
Oen'i Manairer. (Icn'l I'aas'g'r ArII
riillions of Dollars
Go tip in smoko every year. Take nc
risks but got your houses, stock, fur.
;" "Wi luaureu in nrst-eiass ro
Uablo companios as represented by
DAVID FATIST Insu"an Agent,
UiyiU rxUOl, 130 South MairT t
Also Life and Accidental Companies,
KING." THEN
READING R R SYSTEfil
t r.PrriT inv it i...
,111111- inn u .--oeiniuunnu an loiiou- toC'v,
1-or Keu- York via IMiiladelnliin. npik dilvB Ttiit.
2 10 5 23, 7 20 a. 111., 12 IS, 3 00 and 3 55 11 mk. "rtl
Sundays, 2 10 n. 111. TO
For New York via Mnneh Chunk, n-eek dli-a, ,C
5 23, 7 20n. 111.. 12 IS nml 3 00 p. 111. W ''
II.,n.Hi... .....1 IH.IIn.lAl..l.l.. 1. .1 -
-' i.i... . tniu.ii:iifiii,, UI1TB, -
2 10, 5 23, 7 20 n.ni., 12 IS, 3 00 nnd 5 55 p 01. SaO-
ror j-iniMvuie, wcck uny, io, 7 2U 11 in. a 0 - t
12 IS, 3 00 nnd 5 3.1 p. in. Suiidnvs, 2 lu n in. i'1
l or Taninqua and Jlnhniinv City, week da . ' i
2 10, 3 21, 7 20 a. lu., 12 IS, 3 00 ninl 5 53 D. i,',.
I ""i ""K.T, " ...... . . .
week days, 3 21, 1130 a. Ul., 100 and 7 25 r. ii,..'''
Sunilat s, 3 21 n. m.
For Mnlinuoy Plane, weekdays, 2 10 3 23, 5 25,
7 20, 11 30 n. in., 12 IS, 1 50, 3 n0,5 35, 7 21 and 9 6S
11. 111. Snnilavs. 2 10. 3 25 11. in.
I For Ashland and hhtiniokin. iveek days, 3 25.
'7 20,1130 a. m., 150,7 25 and 95! p ui. Sun
' 1! s, 3 21 n. 111.
, For lialllniore, Wnsliliutton anil the West via
H. AO. It. II.. through trains leu-- IteadlUK
Trii.liinl lii,ll.,.l..i,,l.i m 1 no . . .o'?
7 51, 11 211 n. 111., 3 10 ami 7 J" 11. i. Suudr.ya, '
3 20,7 00, 11 20 a. 111., 3 IB and 72? p. m. Add!
tioluil trains from Twenty-fourtli nnd Chest
nut streets station, week days. 10 n in. 1220,
12 IE 8 10 p 111. Sundays, 1 31, 8 23 p. lu.
TItAINS FOlt SHENANDOAH.
Lenve Neiv York via Philadelphia, ffiek
days, 130, 8 00 a. 111., 130, 4 30, 9 00 p. m. and
night. Sunday., is 00 p.m.
Leave New York via Maileh Chunk, week
days, I 80, 9 10 n. m., 1 30 and 1 15 p. in
l.envn I'lillmlelnlii.i 1?...., n. i..i L
days, I 20. 8 8.1, 10 0.1 n. m. and 101. ( JO, 1180
p. 111. Snndays, 11 30 p. m.
Iave liendiiiK, week days, 131. 710 tons
11 55a. m., 800andS2O p. in. Sundays, 1 il n m.
Leave Pottsville, week dais, 2 31, 7 4n a m
12 30 and 6 12 p. in. Hundava, 2 31 a. m
Leave Tnmtuiua, week day-. 8 is. 50 i a a
in., 1 27, 7 20 and 9 I.I p. ui. Sundays. 3 n a. in.
Leave Jlnhanoy City, week Uavs. 3 (5, . 21,
11 li u. m., 2 03, 7 41 and 10 OS p. m. Sundays 3 43
a. m.
Leave Mnhntioy I'lane, week days, 2 to i 00
080.9 87, 1159a. 111., 1 12, 1 P.i, 8 20, 8 26, 7 57 an I
10 S3 p. in. Suuda p, 2 40, 400 a. u,
Liwv Willlamppoit, week davs, 7 42, 10 10 a
m 3 83 and 11 41 p. ni. Sundays. 11 15 p. u,
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street narl si.o
South street whatf for Atlnntlo City.
Weekdays Exprew, 8 00.900, 1011 n. ni
SHturdiiy only, 130, 2 00. 8 00, 3 I 1, J i , 4 jo,
500 330 p. ni. Aocouiinodnthln s 01 u n 1 io
6 SO p. m. 81.00 exeur.lim trln,7 no a. m
Sunday Kxpresn, 7 30. 0K ai,9 00, ion ,1 1.
Il3p.ni. Aeeiuiiiiii datlou 8 00 a. 111 ll-i n
$1 00 exelirBii.il train 7 00 a. m.
IteturniiiK leave Atlantic City depot .... ,
Atlantic and Arkltnana avenue.
Weekdays expM. JliinilayS n i
7 t, 7 45,8 15, 9 00, 10 15 a. ill.. 3. to I J 1.
0 an p 111 Accommodation, a 20, 7 51, ti
p in 81.00 exuiirsliiiitrnbi Ifimii fool AI i-hi-v-i ti'i
avenue only UOOp. 111.
Sundays ISxpreiw, 3 30, 4 00, 5 00, fi on. mm,
7 U), 7 30, 8 00, 9 311 p. 111. Al..i moduli, ,11 7 13
11. 111., 5 03 p. 111. 81 OUexeur(ii train Inun foot
JIlsslpslpiil avenue only 0 11) p. 111.
Parlor Cars on all uxpreHp trntu
I. A. SWEIOAItD. CI. fl. HAM U K
Oeu'l Superintendent. fieu'i 1'as. v
Wanted-An Idea $sg$&
Protect your tdeaij tlipr may t.rluc you wealtb.
Write JOHN WKDriniinlJIt.V it fSoPitent I'tor
neya, Waililngtou, D. C., for their l,8ui prlio oiler
and lut ot two hundred Inveutloas named.
A genumo welcomo ivaltyou at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
Cor. (Iain and Coal Sts,
Finest Whiskevi. heerm nnrtar nml a In
COntttnilllv nn tnn rt.n(n- ..,.. .1 l .. 1.
anU clours,
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