GET FLESH.
Get Strongtli, Vigor, Clear Complexion and
Good Digestion, not by Patent Medicine,
But In Naturo'o Own Way.
Any lioncit physician will tell you that
there Is but ouo way to get Increased flesh ;
all the patent medicines ami cod liver oils to
the contrary notwithstanding.
Natuio has but one way to incrcaso ilesh,
strength anil vigor of mind and body, and
that Is through the stomach by wholesome
food well digested. Tliero Is no reason or j
common sense in any othcrmetliod whatever.
1'er.nlo are thin, run down, nervous, pale
and ky In their nerves, simply hecauo
their otoinnchs aro weak.
They may not think they have dyspepsia,
but tlio fact remains that they do not eat
enough food or what they eat is not quickly
and properly digested as it should lie.
l)r llarlauilsun Kiys tho reason Is hecauso
tlio stomach lacks ccttain digestive acids and
peptones, and deficient secretion of gastric
juice.
Nature's remedy in sdeh cases Is to supply
what tho weak stomach lacks. There are
several good preparations which will do this,
but none so readily as Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, whirl) aro designed especially for all
stomach troubles, and which euro all dlgcs
tlvo weakness on tho common sense plan of
furnishing tho digestive principles which the
stomach hicks.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets give perfect di
gestion. I'irst effect Is to incrcaso the ap
petite and increased vigor, added flesh, pure
blood, and strength of nerve and uiusclo is
tho perfectly natural result.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the safest
tonic known and will euro any form of stom
ach trouble except cancer of tho stomach.
Hay ho found at druggists at 50 conts for
full sized package or direct by mail from
Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich. Little book on
stomach direascs mailed free.
THE BAMLim
Comptroller of tlio OurrenoyEokels
Feols No Apprehension,
HAVE NO GENERAL SIGNIFICANCE.
cup
ofcoiTee
enriched by
SEELIG'S.Good
I isn't it. Thia ad-'
F mixture gives or-
dinarycollcca dc
kdclicious flavor.
Ifvt-e can only sell
you one package
r Cnll,'.. .....
better stop busi
ness. But we're in
business because
those who try it
keep on buying.
SSSSUE
c. a
package.
dilehcattr'a Knallsh Diamond Itranrf.
E.WR0YAL PILLS
Original snu Only Genuine. A
BAFCi alwftja reliable. laoiCh ! &L
Druggist for Chtchetart FnglUS Wa A
motulllrand la ltcd Hold meiiSSJW
boiea, leiin witn blue riDDon. i Uko w
tions and imitations. A t DrrjitgltiU, or Bend 4e
In slimin or jmrticulari, tcitimonUli ar
M Relief Tor Ialle.t' in tetter, by return
ill Bit. ii-viiui.mi. num.iifin,
Cilpfirip(,hpuIcuICu..iiu(1lrH "flUBfe.
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fjlfers In Mtratb, llalr-ralllngl write eou.lRg
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.EXCESSES AND ALL OTHER
PEFFECTS OF YOUTHFUL
FOLLY OF BOTH SCKfst
Permanently cured after every one, else has failed.
LOST MANHOOD AND SHRUNKEN ORGANS RESTORED.
No matter what self-styled great and famous Doctors and special
lata claim, write, print or say, old llr. Thuel knows mora
about these diseases and how to treat them Buoeessruilj than all
others combined, and they aU know It too, to their aorruw.
l'oor and ltlch, If you were robbed and vlctimlied, and Too.
wish to get Uoncst and skillful treatment, try onco more otl
Ilr. Thccl, and ha will cure yon noslilrelr lfcuro If possible.
JVC, Deception, no Fulao Heprcsentatlon. Fresh cases
cured In i to 10 Days. Bend Ave 2-cent stamps for Truth.
Bestorall for Blnglaor Married, young or old. Only Kook ex.
K stag quacks. Hours: 9-3. Evenings; 6-9. Hours for exam.
atlon and treatmentln seeming hopeless and dangeroua cases,
aally,Qto8. Wed. and Ssu evgs., 0 to 10. Sun.,9 tola. Treat
ment by msll. Strictest secrecy Uuarantecd. Positively
sua lowest charges la this city for the beat treatment.
Tho Comptroller Declnrcs That the Sus
pensions Are Wholly Duo to Local Cause
Not Connected with tho Comlltlon of
Hanks In tho Country tit Lttrco.
AVarmvotox, Deo. IX). Comptroller of
tho Currency Kckcls said totlny tlmt lio
feels no apprehension over iho bank fail
ures which lmvo ocem 1 od of Into. Two more
failures, tho Coimnere 'I Uttt.oiml bnnk, of
Konnoko,Vn.. ami tho Hi ' MibinNutlonal,
of Minneapolis, were milled to tho list
yesterday. Thoy mo eonipunitlvoly small
lnntltutlous, howovor, ami uudorordlunry
clrcumstancu tholr fnlluro, It Is said,
would attrncc only pasilng attention. Sir.
Kckels when nsketl today by ropresenta
tlvo of tho Associated Proosns to tho gon
eral banking situation, said:
"Of course bank failures nro moro or
loss dlsquiotlnrj, but those which hnvo oc
curred recently lmvo little or no general
significance nttachod to them. They woro
duo lurgoly to local causes, wholly uncon
nected with tho genoral condition of tho
bunks through tho country at largo. Tho
cns.0 of tho Atlas bank, of Chicago, was
not a failuro at nil, but was a mero volun
tary liquidation, every depositor being
paid In full. Tho two fnllures yesterday
lire of minor Importance, In each case tho
bank capital bolug only $200,000. As
against thoso fow falluros, basod on local
causes, tho gouoral condition of bunks Is
ixcellunt. Tho reports recolvod under tho
last call that of Doc. 17 aro uniformly
favorable, and show an averugo raservo
held of considerable abovo tho 25 per cont.
required by luw. Ouo of tho last reports,
that of tho Brooklyn banks, shows tho
avorago reserve hold to bo 84.03 por cont.,
and most of tho reports run 5 or 10 por
cent, above tho legal requirement. In
oaeh case, too, tho assets In detail mnko
an ontlroly dlfToront showing as compared
with tho liabilities.
"On tho wholo It Is ovldont that tho na
tional banks today aro as stablo as they
over woro, and tho sporndlo failuro of a
bank hero and thoro through dofects pecu
liar to tho falling bank is of small Im
portance, wholly without goneral signifi
cance. I inn mlvlsod from Minneapolis
that tho failuro thoro has occasioned no
disturbance beyond tho Institution con
corned." A Voluntary Assignment.
DATAVIA, Ills., Doc 80. Tho liquida
tion of tho Atlas National bank, of Chi
cago, has precipitated tho suspension of
tho Van Nortwlck bank, of Batavla, and
tho assignment by William M. and John
S. Van Nortwlck of nil their vast property
interests, aggregating $3,500,000, to tho
Equltablo Trust oompany, of Chicago.
Tholr counsol doclares that thoy will moot
all claims, and that tho nsslgnmont Is
wholly voluntary.
Thouaamla of Tons of Coal on Flro.
New Haven, Deo. 80. Fire Is smoul
dering In the Immonso heap of bituminous
, coal at tho coal supply station In tho Now
I Haven yards, whoro tho locomotives of
six divisions get their supply of fuol.
Thero aro moro than 75,000 tons In tho
j yard at tho present tlmo, and H Is estl
I mated thut botweon 10,000 and 20,000 tons
havo been consumed by tho Are, causing a
I loss varying from $10,000 to $S0,0O0. Tho
J flro was en used by spontaneous combus
j Hon and was discovered two weeks ago.
Slnco thou a numbor of men havo bjou
working day and night digging through
tho coal heaps to extinguish tho flro.
lloth Companies Responsible.
PniLADiai'HIA, Dec. 30 Judge Dallas,
undor on opinion fllodlntho Unltod Statc3
circuit court yestorday, overruled tho do
murror of tho West Jersoy and tjj't Slwro
Ilnllroud company to tho suit of Harry
Ijaughlln, who was Injured in tho railroad
uccldont, which occurred lnt July on tho
moadows near Atlantlo City Mr. I.uuyli
lln was a passenger on tho train of mo
Atluutlo City Railroad company, nud ho
brought suit jointly against thatcompnny
and tho Wost Jersey and Sea Shore H tll
road cou.pimy. Under tho ruling tho suit
stands against both companies. Leavo
was given to pload in eight days.
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strictly onlldBntial, and a positive, quick enrf
ffuarantped. No matter bnw lens siandtiuc,
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WHAT IT IS ! The rlcheatof all reatorstlrs
Foods, because it replaces the same substances
to tne blood aod nerves that are etbaastedlri
Inese two lllo-giilnr llaida bj disease, inaigeitlon.
Digit liring, overwork, worrr, excesses, abuse, ate.
WHAT IT PQE9 ! Dr malting the blood
pure and rich, and the dicesMon perfeol, it credUe
solid flntb, musclo and atreasth. The nerves be
ing made strong, the brain becomes active and
dear, i or restoring lost vitality and stopping all
wasting drains and weakness in either sex, it has
-".'VSf 1 nd aaaffemale regulator it is worth Its
weight In gold. One box lasts a week. Price Stlo., or
t box.ss oo. Druggists or b mail. HooUfrce.
I ' . THE DR. CHAOE COMPANY,
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Chris. Schmidt, Agt.,
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V'ASIU.-J ros, l'oo iJO. Mrs. Grover
Cl'-.rl;nid, with suio.-alor her clasinatos,
1 i make a present of a beautiful stained
gl.ts-i window to Welles collego, whero
bho was formerly n studont. Tho shupa is
a half circle Mrs. Cleveland has do
Blgnod tho window, soloetlngas the main
foaturoa largo llguro of a young woman.
She has spent much tlmo and thought
upon tho subjoot, ns she wlshos the win
dow to ba a memorial of herself.
llrutul Murder In Tennessee.
Knoxville, Tenn., Deo. SO. At 11
o'clock Monday night AVIlllum Whaloy
and wife, poor but rospocted rssldonts of
Sovlor county, living near Sovlorsvillo,
woro shot down lu gold blood by two men
who broke Into tholr home. Thoro Is no
clew to tho murderers. It Is thought that
tho assassins were soma of tho crowd
whom Whuloy recontly hud prosecutod bo
fore tho grand jury at Sevlorsvlllo. Sheriff
Maples Is working on tho c:t30.
Twenty Spanish Sailors Drowned.
SANTAKDKH, Doc. 80. Tho Spanish
steamer Curranza, Captain Martinez, has
foundered lu tho Day of Ulscuy, off this
port. Sho curried u crew of twenty-two
men, twonty of whom woro drowned, and
two succeeded lu saving themselvos. Tho
Carrnuza was an Iron screw stenmor of
1,452 gross and 1,003 net tonnage.
Penth of lStlward Avery.
Boston, Deo. SO. Edward Avory, who
was for several terms chairman of tho
Domocratlo state committee, died yester
day, aged 68 years. Mr. Avery was a dol
cgute to the Domocratlo national conven
tion In 1870, nud a number of times was a
candidate for congress.
rroratnent Prohibitionist's Sulolde.
Yo.VKEKS, N. Y., Deo. 80. John Pagan,
61 years old, iv promluont Prohibitionist
and one of tho best known residents of
this city, oommlttod suicide yostorday by
shooting himself through tho bond. lis
was wealthy, and was prominent in
church aCfuirs.
0
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A well selected text Is half of the ser
mon. Given a good text and a preacher
who is in earnest, and the result is sure
to be good. The text of this article is a
plain simple statement that proves itself
in the reader's own mind without argu
ment. The text is " Good health is bet
ter than great riches."
Without health nothing really matters
very much. A hacking cougli takes all
the beauty out of a landscape or a sunset.
Ery3ipela3 or eczema will spoil the enjoy
ment of sprightly conversation, of a beau
tiful concert, of a wonderful painting.
The biggest bank nccount in die world
won't pay a man for his health, but a
very small amount of money will make
him healthy and keep him healthy.
Most all bodily troubles start in the
digestive or respiratory organs. It is
here that improper living first makes an
opening for disease. The development
differs as constitutions and temperaments
differ. The causes are almost identical.
To get at the root of the matter is simple
enough if you start right.
Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery
is a medicine for the whole body. It
works through the digestive organs on
all the others.
It cures the first thing it conies to and
after that, the next. It puts health in
place of disease in the stomach, and from
the vantage ground thus gained, it
reaches every fiber of the body and drives
disease before it indigestion, liver
troubles, kidney complaint, biliousness,
skin and scalp diseases, salt-rheum, tetter,
eczema, and all the tioubles caused by
impure blood.
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tlmt tho illness of M. Kugono Clemeucenu,
tho 1'iouch politician, is by no menus so-
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colic, Imt Is rapldljr recovering, and ex
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California lias been most fittingly tormeil
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balm, tho cloudless sky, and tlio ricli vcr
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find and needs no lovelier land. To visit
such a country is a privilego, a blessing.
Tlio Pennsylvania Itailroad Company,
recognizing tho need of a moro comfortable
and pleasant way of crossing tho continent,
inaugurated a series of annual tours to Cali
fornia, running a through train of Pullman
palaeo ears from N'ew York to tho Pacific
Coast, nnd stoppins at tlio principal points of
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these tours demonstrates tbo wisdom of tlio
movement.
For tho season of 1807 three tours have
been arranged to leave New York, Philadel
phia, and Pittsburg, January 27, February
21, and March 27.
The first tour will run direct to Sun Diego
via St. Louis aud tho Santa Fe Itoute, and re
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within nine months.
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Piling Up Many Milos in tho Big '
Raco at Wasliingtou, j
i
THE CONTEST A VERY 0L0SE ONE. ,
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HUMOi
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No. 2 " Worms.
No. 3 " Infants' Diseases.
No. 4 " Diarrhea.
No. 8 " Neuralgia.
No. 9 Cures Headache.
No. lO " Dyspepsia.
No. 11 " Delayed Periods.
No. 12 " Leuchorrea.
No. 14 " Skin Diseases.
No. IB Cures Rheumatism.
No. 10 " Malaria.
No. 20 " Whooping Cough
No. 27 " Kidney Diseases.
No. 30 " Urinary Diseases
No. 77 " Colds and Grip.
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In tlio Unco.
Wasiiixotom, Dec. Ri.- '"nllor, the Ger
man, hold tho lulvnnt'iw l.- two lnpq over
MnilJox, tho Americmi. unu tliocloo lut
tluht of tile sucoiultay'H nuluu In tho In
ternational six ilnys'. 1 1 .ih i houM porilay,
contest. Tho two nu"i h.ivo kept almost
ueok mill nock (luring ilio 'onu rlila until
yeitonlay, whon M... ..v punctureil hla
tins anil lost two lap-. ,!. ni.ulu a dospor
nte nttoinut to make u, ihy l ss Hiistalnoil.
! hut was uimulo toihi so. Ilio ilny was ro
pleto with an oxnmplo of tho gurvlvnl of
the tlttust, the two weakest men dropping
by tho wnysldo utter pedallnR an long na
they could stnnd the terrltlc pace not by tho
leiulors. Thesotwo woro Shock mid Al
, bort, who threw up tho Rpoiif?o and left
the track to the remaining eight riders,
who, with the exception of Hall, are
bunched within tlvo mlloi of oach othor.
Shock siKvu inbed early In the of tomoon,
I sore nnd stiff. Ho wns ono of tho men
I who went down in tho tumblo on Mon
j day, nnd he thun suttainod an Injury to
I hlslojrs which miido riding illfiloult. Whon
j ha withdrew ho had 112 mllosto his credit.
I At 6 o'clock Albert was ten miles in the
I rear ot tho othor ridors, and a thore np
I poarod to bo no hope of making up the
j doflclt ho withdraw, having ridden 179
j miles. All tho mon, with the "exception of
j Hall, tho local cyolUt, apponrod at tho close
of tho riding last night to be In oxcollent
I condition, oxcopt that thoy show soino
signs of fatigue. They dopartod for their
I qunrtors seemingly without any lnccm
j vonlenco. Toward tho closo Muddosr,
Chappel and Lawson engaged In a fino
spurt that wus heartily applauded by tho
spectators.
Lawson, "Tho Terrible Swodo," appears
to bo in better condition than any of tho
men except, possibly, Hunter, tho Fronch
man. Lawson is riding his usual heavy
paco, which ho seams ablo to mnko with
out groat oxortlon. Georgo Ball, tho local
favorite, Is riding smothly, but besides suf
fering from a cold It Is ovldont ho Is In
rather fa9t company. Huntor had n fall
yesterday, but was not hurt, and con
tinued to rido. Genoral satisfaction is ex
pressed nt tho results of tho contost up to
this time, and tho figures show that tlvo of
tho men havo avoraged eighteen miles or
more for each hour. Tho scoro at tlio
closo for tho slxtcon hours ondlng at 10
o'clock last night was as follows:
Wuller, 291 miles nnd 3 lnps; Maddox,
291 miles; Aschlngor.SUOJi ; Lawson, 289;
Hunter, 2S8; Chappol, 2StS; Fostor, 28rt;
Ball, 269 Ji.
In the exhibition riding Eddlo Bald ro
duood his quarter milo record from 83 to
29 1-5 sea, nnd Tom Linton roducod his
three milo Indoor record from 7tnin., 12
boo., to 7 mln., 0 sees.
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Ctin d liy tli!i granular efrcrvcnciJ
Innt. sn timtmtt euro for sour fl
l.rml.icliet. which often fiucmnuiiUf
ft 111. flit out. W
JON IN r . CLiiAt
BOTTLER OF CARBONATED j'i
' 7 and 19 Pencil Alley, Slj'j
"A HAND SAW fi
IS THE pEr?
; WILL B
the be3
For over 25 year3 it;
Biliousness. Siites
Kidney TrQiibSss, m
an Appetite, and!
Take it now and get yonJ
PRESCRIBED B
HOP BITTERj
Sold by JJ
Tha nog Sll.le In IrnlniKl.
Dublin, Doo. U0. During Jlonday night
nnd yostorday tho bog slido at Cabllo
Island, County Kerry, continued un
checked, a copious rainfall helping tho
movoment. Tho mass of bog, a mile and
a half wido, roared like tho ocean, carry
ing nwny bridges and roads, houses and
farms, swooping through tho Flosk valley,
nnd emptying poat, carcasses of cows,
sheep and donkeys and debris of houses
Into the Lakes of Killarnoy. Hundreds of
poople aro rondorptl homoless by tho disas
ter. Tho destructive movement of tho bog
llnnlly coasod last night. Two bodies havo
been found a milo distant from tho sceuo
of the disaster.
whcV s Sometlnieaneeti
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nolut. Bmt
For Sale bj
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For aale 111 Shenandoah, I
anil H. 1'. Klrllii, Druggists.
by
A. Wnsloy
POLITICAL CARDS.
C. H. HAGENBUCH.
Subject to Clticns party rules.
jjion ciiikf iiunaisss,
PIERCE WALKER,
Of the Fourth ward.
Subject to Citizens patty rules.
JjlOIt CIIIUF HUHUUSS,
CHARLES G. PALMER,
Of tho Fourth Ward.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
JjWIt CHIKF IIUltOHSS,
JACOB NOLL.
Subject to Deiuocratio party rules.
JpOIt ItlX'HIVHlt OF TAX1SS,
M. P. C0NRY.
Subject to Deiuocratio party rules.
JjlOIt CHIKF BUU01M3,
JOHN DANDO.
Subject to the Citizens party rules,
"tv a,
JjlOIt CIIIKF 11UIU.KSS,
ALEX. DAVIS,
Of the Fifth Ward.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
JjlOK TAX IlKCKlVUIt,
JAMES H. MORGAN.
Of tho Third ward.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
Sillclilu nf nil Aciresa.
New Yoisk, Doc. t!0. Jlrs. Jlyra Corrl
gnn, 23 years old, nn actross, committed
sulcldo last night at her homo by swullow
lng a iiuanlity of carbolic add In a glass
of water. Despondency occasioned by
llunni'ial losses Is supposed to havo In
duced her to tako her life. Mrs. Corrigan
and hor husband, Kinmett Corrigan, both
of whom havo boon on tho stage for somo
years, formed a theatrical company last
fall und played in southern circuit. Their
foason was not successful, aud tholr losses
wero il.CUO. Thoy returnod to this city
ten days ago.
ury nil
remedy is a great surprise on account of lu I iaX" i,a'i ')
DUciiasllli; Cottntl ami 811k Goods.
Washington, Deo. SO Tho ways nnd
means committoo devoted yesterday to
listening to tlio representatives of delega
tions Interested in the schedules relating
to cotton manufactures and silk and silk
goods. Tho attendance was not as largo
ns on Monday, and tho number who op
poared to make oral arguments wns much
sninller. 'J''1- committee Is encouraging
tho Ming ii mlofs wherever possiblo. Tho
feature o." ti.o day was a brief oral nrgu
mout ma.'.o by E. O. Hovoy, of Now York.
' Uellet in Mx Honrs.
Dio'.H .sing kidney and bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by tlio "New Great
South American Kidney Curo." This now
oxecedin
tne Diauacr, ulilneys, back and every part
of tlio urinary passages in maio or leniale.
It relloves retention of water and pain in
passing it almost immediately. If yon want
quick relief and euro this Is ycur remrdy.
Sold by Shapiro's pharmacy, 10" South Main
ireet
Itlzul KeliU'iiced to Iteath.
MANILA, Philippines, Deo. 29. Tho
court martial on Dr. Hlzal, the organizer
of tho rebellion, bus onded. Tho prisoner
denied londershlp, but admitted tho au
thorship of tho statutes ot tho Philippine
loague, nud having beon in constant rup
port with tho active chiofs of tho Insur
gents. Dr. itlzal was sentenced to bo
shot. The natives havo a superstitious
rovoronco for Hlzal, who, they believed,
possossod a superhuman quality giving
him immunity from death. Othor lend
ers will bo shortly tiled.
V overcoat, this ruornlngy1!
? RHEUi
and that nioanu trouble
I7AINROW8
n -v ' (
V which Is a posltivo cur
n Nouralgla, Lumbago, ;'
SLainoness, Cramps antjj
Price 25 cts. and B0 i I
1 Prepared by II. J. IUCKpi'i
PHILA. & RE&DI1
IN KKFKCT Di:a 0. 1
Trains leavo Hhcimntlotih n foti'
l"or New York via l'lilhuleliihiiil
2 10, 5 SI, 710 . m., 12 IKJ, UCJ
Sllmltiva. 1 ID ll in.
For New York via Mauch ChunHS
3 25,7 10 a. in . 121aml3 0:ip. in. ll
For Itt-atliiiK and lMillaileliiliti'l
2 10, 5 'a, 1 10 a. in , 12 , 3 03 audi,
duvs. 2 10 a. in.
For 1'ottsville, week days, 2 10; ''10
12 XI, S Ki mill 5 5 i. hi Himclny,, I
ror I Ulliuquu llliu ..lllliuooy Liu
2 10, S 23, 7 10 n, 111 , 12 g, S 03 u
niinuuyH, a iu n. ni.
For WilUamiport, Hunbury
wceKU.-i, uo, li iSKJ a,
Sundays. 11 25 a. in.
For Mnlianoy lMane. weekdays,
7 10, 1130 a. Ill . 12 ill, 3 03, 31 .
ii. in. minu.iyg, iu, j n. in.
1i..v AUI.I..... .....i ci.n..,nt.i.. ..Jlal
7 10, 1130 a. m , 723 aud'osr
a a. in. .o
ltaltlinore. AVashlngton anC.I
I t. If 41. ....... i. ,..... '
Terminal, l'lillaileliililn. (I1 k it
7 53, 1120 a. m , 3 10 and 7 27 n, I
3 20, 7 00, 11 28 a m , U 18 and 7 I
tlonnl triiins from Twenty foilrt I
llllt.lr.pl..lnlln.i ....1- IISlI
12 It 8 10 p in. Sundays, 1 85, i i J
Tit A IKS FOIt SIIF.NANJ
Iauivb New ork via I'lillad.l
ti.vii i in a nn n ... 1 nn .1 .m t '1
-""1 ""I " ... ..... 1W, 1 W
ulglit. KtindayH, 0 00 p. m, (
.....u ..i-,v i urn vin iiinucn.
.....u ..i-,v i urn vin iiinucn. I
days. 1 30, 9 10 a. m., 1 30 and 4 11
J.efne l'lillailelplila, lteadllli; 1.
days, 1 20, 8 33, 10 03 ll. m, aniltl
n. in. Hundava. II. 10 n. in. .
I.nvn lfon,lln .lr .1.... 1
11 53 It. 111., 0 00 nud 8 20 p. in. i'.ilfl
Leave 1'ottsville, week day If1
12 30 ond 6 12 p. in. Sundays. : I!
Irf'ave Tamaqun, week daya, 3 V
ui., i .1, i ao unu v -to p. m. uui
Leave Alaliiiunv C'ftv. wppt c
11 17 a. in., 2 03, 7 41 and 1008 p nJ
The Ideal Panacea.
James lj. Francis, Alderman, Chicago, says:
"I regard Dr. King's Now Discovery as an
Ideal X'anacea for Coughs, Colds and I.ung
Complaints, having used it iu my family fur
tlio last flvo years, to tho exclusion of
physician's prescriptions or other prepara
tions." Itev. John llurgtis, Keokuk, Iowa, writes :
"I havo been a Minister of tlio Methodist
Kpiscopal church for 60 years or more, and
havo never found anything to bencllclal, or
that gave mo such speedy relief ns Dr. King's
Now Discovery." Try this Ideal CJounh
Itemedy now Trial bottles fr"e at A.
Wasley's drug store.
New Yurk'a OoIUttur anil l'ostniaster.
NKWYoilK, DoO SU. -It Is snlilthatlte.
jlubllcarUlimiHXuli4rfaViftU KxiuV--,,
Leave Mahnnny Plane, week i
630,9 37, 11 69 a. 111., 112,2 19,5L
10 23 p. in. Sundays, 2 10, 00 ilIS
Leavo Wlllluiiispiirt, week dnlE
in., 3 33 mid 11 41 p. in. Hundaj 4 j
ATIANT1C CITY DIVIE
Leave Phlladelnhla Clicstiii.t 1
South street wlioif for Atlantic ir i
Wei kiLiya hiin esi, 0 oo a. :: A
11. 111. Al mniitntliilliMi s nil .. a'l
lillHltllloil, o iai IS. Ill , s 1
43 P. in. -,'
n...... v.
Uetiirnlnir leave Atlnntln
Atlantic and Arkansas aventu..b. I
ecKilaya ! pris, 7 C3, 9 est
p. Ml. Aecoiiiinodattou, 8 13 tm
SiindiVH 1'xprihs, 100. 780iia
datlou,7 lilt in , I ll p. m f
Parlor Curs on all cxprrg tra iati
LA HW1IOAUI), (1 (i g
(len'l Superintendent, fi
genuine weleame walbJ
I with.
tni in j