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DUE DISEASE AND ONE REMEDY.
"The rt or pnlntlng," rtlil Miliars, "m
BUbJ In selecting tlio right color and putting
tlim In tlio right pkco." "Th way to win
U battle," said Napoleon, "Is to mass your
Uoopaat the critical moment against the
weakest spot In the enemy's line.' "The
Way to cure many allmento," said the great
l)r. Abercromble, "la to purify the poisoned
spring In Which thoy arise, generally the
torpid and Inflamed digestive system."
Thus vrtodfluj and experience simplify and
condense Tlmi the Shakers of Mount
Lebanon reasoned when they sought, nnd
Anally found, a remedy for indigestion and
dyspepsia, Where oue person lms something
else, they argued, a tlignsnml havo this. To
cure this alono will almost rid the world of
sickness, Why shduld Wo vex ourselves with
isoufnaing definitions? A good dlgrsltun Is
life and health ; 11 bad ono disease and death.
lleucp. from the healing and .stimulating
mom.Uii horbs.-they extrarted the principles
ivlilob make the Shaker Digestive Cordial the
rarest and most efftotire of medicines for oue
disease, au,d oue only Indigestion and
.dyspepsia,
Do you suffer from any of these inlerablo
(fci-liiig?? duproBslon of spirits, heaviness
.and puin in tlio stomach after mails, bad
(ttste In the mouth, wind In the bowels,
irritable disposition, nervous weakness and
nlarm, worry and weariness, costlveness or
irregularity of tlio bowels, nausea;, palpita
tion, sick headache, heartburn, loss of
iippetlle and sleep, dry skin, etc.?
Don't indulge in fifty foolish fancies. You
have Indigestion and dyspepsia and nothing
else. Set the disordered stomach right with
the ono medicine which will surely doit.
Shaker Dlgestlvo Cordial, and these symp
toms will vanish with their cause. A good
effect will follow the first doses. Even
chronic cases soon yield.
Test the cordial, nt practically no cost, by
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-THIS MORNING?
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ft soma simple
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rretecc your mc; tlier may br ng you wealth.
Write JOHN WKPDKMUURN i CO..Pitent Attor
umjm. w&BDinfftan. 1). 11.. Ti
ad Hit o two hundred In milium wanted.
a
Turks aud Grfcoks Exhausted, by
Throo Days' Fighting.
GREEKS HAVE TUB ADVANTAGE.
l'ltrltlBh Soialorn VnNttMost ofThoIr
AiuiiiuiiltUm In tlio I.uhk ContOHt.
Oront 1'q.wors Atrnlti DUoiissIub tho
I'rojirlety or IntorAirouco.
Copyright, 1807, by the Assooiated Pross.1
London, April 20. In splto- of the
fact that the hostilities on the Greek !
frontier have caused but little excite- 1
ment here, communications have been .
Hh progress all day long between the !
foreign office and Home, France and
Athens. It Is reported that among the
other matters considered Is the expe
diency of ordering tho International
fleets to leave Cretan waters and to go
In the dlreotlon of Salonlca and the
Dardanelles to watch the fighting,
with a view to localizing It, If neces
sary, by naval Intervention. Should
this suggestion, which Is understood tg
emanate from the Italian foreign of
fice be acted upon It is probable that
only one-half the fleet of foreign war
ships would ba withdrawn fori such a
purpose, the other half remaining to
continue the Cretan blockade.
There, Is sold to be a sharp difference
of opinion between the military powers
Russia, Austria-Hungary and Ger
manyand the maritime powers Great
Britain, France and Italy as to the
most expeditious and least violent
methods. pf compelling a cessation of
hostilities should this result not be
reached by the exercise pt diplomatic
pressure at Athens and Constantinople.
The likelihood Is that the force to be
employed by Europe, If a resort to
force becomes necessary, would be by
sea, as the contingencies of military
intervention might be more serious
than tho hostilities now in progress.
It is reported at the foreign office
that the communications received here
yesterday from the Marquis of Salis
bury, after his Interview with Queen
Victoria at Nice, support the theory
that the British government Is using
Its utmost energy to persuade both the
combatants to make a cessation of the
Conflict at the stage It has now reach
ed. M. Hanotaux, who received the
Greek minister to France yesterday,
Is understood to have assured him
that while France could not tolerate
the lndeflnlto prolongation qf war, and
would never consent to any essential
modification of the existing territories
of Greece and Turkey, she would con
tinue for the present her policy of non
Intervention, except bo far as Inter
vention might be necessary to prevent
the spread of the contest to other com
batants. The situation on the frontier has not,
according to the latest advices, been
materially modified. Both the Turks
and the Greeks are resting from the
tremendous exertions of Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday. The troops of Ed
hem Pasha were half dead with fa
tigue and hunger when the firing slackr
ened Sunday night." Most of them
flung themselves down where they
stood and slept on the bare ground.
The Turkish commander-in-chief pru
dently decided to allow his .army to
rest yesterday.
As details come In It becomes more
and more apparent that the fighting in
Milouna Pass was of the most stubr
born and savage character. The Turks
fought like devils and the Greeks re
sisted In the spirit of their ancestors
The moat inexplicable fact In connec
tion with the whole engagement Is the,
comparatively Bmall, number of killed.
All the special correspondents agree as
to this. The Turks appear to have
fired as wildly with their rifles at Mil
ouna Pass as they did at Arta, where
the firing consisted of an artillery duel
between the rival batteries on each
side of the river, lasting about four
hours in the afternoon. There they
fired only one out of five shots with
any effect, and their batteries were
soon silenced by the Greeks, whose
marksmanship was very rnuch supe
rior. The Turkish losses at Arta are
believed to have been very heavy. On
the Greek side there was not a man
-killed.
General Smolenltz, ex-minister of
war, is tn command of 14,000 Greeks at
never.', rct far from Tyrnavo, north
w$t -i Larissa. At this point Edhem
Pasha, n'p'diy pressed, was nearly
taken ptlsoner. Ills plan was to force
tho pass cf ItovenI, to enter- the plain
of Larjssa, to cut oft the retreat of tl(a
Greek army with his cavalry, and thus
to take Larlssa without resistance.
But this plan was defeated, General
Demopoulos, at the head of one dl-i
vlBlon, forced the Turkish lino at
Boughazl, close to Tyrnavo, and Gen.
eral Mavromlchale broke through at
Komskos. The two generals united
their troops near Damasl.
The news of the success at Itevenl
and of the Imminent fall of Prevesa
has changed the dismay caused at
Athens by the loss of Milouna into
tho wildest rejoicing. The latest ad
vices are that the Greek troops are ad
vancing to reoccupy their positions at
Milouna and Grltzovall, tho latter of
which, Mt is alleged, was abandoned
owing to a misunderstanding by the
general In command, who Interpreted
as an order of retreat what was really
Intended as an order to advance.
The Greeks report that the Turks
loBt 7,000 killed and wounded at Iteveni,
but this estimate Is probably excessive.
It Is stated that the Turkish forces at
tacking Revenl numbered more ' than
10.0QJ3 men.
Dispatches from Elasspna say that
the Turkish forces continue to hold
the Milouna Pass, though It is reported
that the Greeks are advancing, gr male,
ing ready to advance to reoccupy the
positions from which they were dig,
lodged, on. Sunday. The two block,
pouse have been strongly fortified, and
It would take a powerful body of
Greek troops to recapture them. Ed
hem Pasha has entrenched himself on
all the heights ftom Papalyvada to
Mackche, and strong bodies of troops
are stationed In the defiles between
these two points. The Inhabitants of
Ulassona have left the town of Masso
and are pushing northward, many of
them going on to Salonlca. Evidently
they fear that the Greeks will defeat
the Turks and actually reach Elassona.
Edhem Pasha, the Turkish com-mandtr-ln-chlef,
is a marvel of energy
'and caution. He attends more assid
uously to his duties than any memboi
of his staff, receives reportB while on
horaebaek, and attend to trifling de
tails with a much oare as to important
movements. Ills manner Is grays and
tmperturble. It Is ourlous to not how
Implicitly he Is relied upon by his
troops.
A Turkish torpedo boat has sunk the
Greek steamer Athens in the Gulf of
Salonlca, On board were Insurgents
and members of various secret so
cletles. A great panlo prevails at Salonlca.
All vessels are prohibited from leaving
the gulf. The Turks have seized .the
Greek steamer Kephallon.
Placards have been posted at Canea,
ITCHING
SKIN
DISEASES
SrsiDT CfR TnsvrMSjrr for tortnrlog, dliOg.
Bring, Itching, burning, anil scsly skin and icsip
dlaesii'S with lots of hair Warm baths with Cu
tiotjra Boat, gentle spntlcstlona of Ctmonm
(ointment), snil full doles or Cirriouiu RsaoL.
vxKT.greatcat of blood puriners and humor cures
mm
UBUls m SJTIKM "nr.. a nrv., ismivu,
y " (low to Cut Itching 8kln DiMtaei
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Den Dminu wnwnQ f!!n"
llsWU IIUUUII llflllUU vj VOTICOBA OOkft
Ctihdla' and at tlte other towns In the
Island of Crete allowing the Greeks
0 fortnight to quit Crete. This Is re
garded as a complete annulment of
the proposed scheme of autonomy.
With & view of anticipating an at
tack by Colonel Vassos Fort Iseddln,
Suda inland and the entrance to Sudn
bay have been placed under the pro,
tectlon of tire powers.
While the Incidents of the day along
the eastern portion of the frontier have
not been of notable occurrence, the
situation at the Gulf of Arta and tn
the vlolnlty of the Albanian frontier
have beccjne more favorable for the
Greeks. The bombardment of Prevesa
waB resumed at daybreak yesterday,
with but feeble replies from the Turk
ish batteries at Ilamldieh and Pan
tocratoros. The position of the Turks
js untenable, and It is believed that
the town will fall Into the hands of the
large Greek force In the vicinity which
Is waiting for the demolition of the re
maining batteries. The Greek battle
ship Spetzla has taken the lead in the
bombardment.
It Is feared that p. massaore has
taken place at Prevesa during the bom
bardment. By an order received at Prevesa from
Constantinople at noon yesterday the
Gulf of Arta was officially closed to all
but Turkish ships.
Cononel Manos, with 25,000 men,- hav
ing crossed the Arnphos under the pro
tection of the Greek artillery batteries,
Is now In Ksplrus, Where, It is believed,
his force Is considerably In excess of
the Turkish. It Is reported In Athens
that a large body of Albanians, esti
mated at upwards of 2,000, who had
croEred the Greek frontier with the
avowed Intention of pushing on to
Iarssa, has recrossed and Is now rav
aging Msplrus, Arta Is practically de
serted. The nlayoi has transferred
the public offices and official records to
Konlpote.
A dispatch to Tho Dally Chronicle
from Athens, dated midnight, aay.i
tlfat General Smolenltz, In command of
the Greka at Revenl, has pushed Ed
hem Pasha toward Damasl. The sur
prise there Is extreme. Evorbody la
waiting for tho list of killed and
wounded. Patriotic people and others
have offered the government over a
million rounds.
The Greeks have occupied several
strategic positions around Damasl, In
eluding Vlglla. Three thousand armed
peasants have joined the troops. It Is
now alleged that 22,000 Turks attacked
Revenl.
HOW TO FIND OUT.
Fill a bottle or common glass with urino
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trouble. Too frequent desire to urinato or
pain In the hack, is also convincing proof
that the, kidneys and bladdur arc out of
order.
WHAT TO DO.
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Clmpmnn's Kontonco Anl'rmod.
Washington, April 20-The supreme
court yesterday refused the application
for a writ of certiorari and habeas cor
pus asked by Elverton R. Chapman,
tho broker who refused to testify In
the sugar speculation Investigation
whether senators had speculated in
sugar stocks whllo the Wilson bill was
before that body. The sentence of the
supreme court of the District of Co
lumbia to 80 days in jail and $100 fine
was affirmed.
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but It is mado from pure grains, and tho
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cts. per paokage. Sold by all grocers.
The Coming Postal Coustrose,
Washington, April 20. Postmaster
General Gary yesterday appointed the
committee on arrangements for the In
ternational postal oongress, to be held
here early next mjnth. The committee
consists of Flrct Assistant Postmaster
General Perry S. Heath, chairman;
Captain N. M. Bruoks, superintendent
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White, superintendent of tho railway
"mall aarvk-c-; Dr. Wesley B. Davis,
United states postage stamp agent,
and Mr. N. A. C, Smith, chief of the
appointment division. Congress haa
failed to make any appropriation to de
fray the expenses of the congress, hut
the work of preparing for the enter
tainment of the visitors from all parts
of tha world will now be rushed
through in anticipation of congression
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FUEl'IIER SUPPERINO IMMIKBNT.
Tlio I.ntost llronlc Will Cover a Nttm-lioi-
of 1'lun IMimtntlnim Tlint Onve
Kmiiloymont to Many Workers -A'litolitv,
Inviuled l.v J'looil lteriKCO".
Aieinpmn, Arm au. jtnomer urean
In the levee of. tbe Louisiana side Is re
ported from a point 28 miles below 1
Natchez, Mime. The Had situation at
Hltfg;, where the water Is rushing
through the crevasse In torrents, is
growing worse. Madison parish Is fan!
becoming Inundated, and the water will
extend to other parishes, destroying
thousands of acres of newl planted
crops. Vicksburg, Natches and other
river points are crowded with refugees
Itnd everything possible Is being dono
tovAllcvlate their suffering.
The situation throughout the delta
Is unchanged. Yesterday was a beau
tiful day In the Hood stricken section,
and the planters hope that the waters
Will be carried away In time to make
H good crop. At Memphis the river is
slowly falling, and at Cairo a decided
fall Is reported.
The executive committee of the flood
sufferers' relief committee of Memphis
state that, owing to the action of the
general government, calls on the Memphis-relief
committee have been so re
duced that In the Judgment of the com
mittee the funds now In hand will be
sufficient for the demands.
Dispatches frm Natchez say:
The first break on the Concordia par
ish front occurred on Sunday morn
ing last, when the Glasscock, levee
gave way. This levee Is located about
2S miles below Natches, and Is near
the lower end of the levee system of
the parish. It Is an old levee, and, has
received po attention since 1891, There
W08 a large foite of men at worlc on It
Sunday morning, raising and strength
ening It. They were working their way
to the lower end of It, when suddenly
water began to bubble up at the lower
end, and In an Instant later the seeth
ing water tore a Erreat hole through
It. After the break started it was Im
possible to stop It, and work on tho
embankment was abandoned. All stock
and other perishable property had been
previously removed.
The -water from this break will In
undate the lower part of tho parish
from Moorevllle down to Brabston,
covering a number of fine plantations
It will entail a vast amount of suffer
ing among the people of the'nelghbor
hood. Captain Perby, the United
pitvicB euguirri in ciimige ui LlllB U1B
trlct, and Assistant Engineer Hardy
went down to the break yesterday,
carrying 60 men with them for the pur
pose of trying to "tie" the ends. The
crevasse is reported to be from 800 to
1,000 feet wide, and still caving.
The river at Natchez has .fallen 20-10(1
In 48 hours, but again shows a rising
tendency. The city Is fast nillnc up
with flood refugees, and every effort
will be made to care for them. Stock
of all kinds continues to pour In by
the steamboat load. All the other le
vees In the vicinity of Natchez are In
good condition, and little apprehension
Is felt for them. .
linking AVntors lu Orepron.
Baker City, Ore., April 20. Powder
river la higher than ever known, and la
doing 'great damage. Only one bridge
remains In this city, and If tha warm
weather continues it will go out. Tho
Sumter yalley railroad Is flooded for
miles, and the trains will not be run
ning for weeks. The Oregon Hallway
and Navigation company's bridge
above this city Is threatened. The
northern residence portion of the city
Is inundated.
Lowered tlio (irook Ttond Uncord.
Boston, April 20. The Marathon games
under the auspices of the Boston Ath
letic association, and patterned after
the games at Athens, Greece, in the
spring of 1800, were held yesterday af
ternoon, and were witnessed by thou
sands of people. The games Included a
25 mile road race from Ashland, Mass.,
to Boston, and athletic games at Irv
Ington Oval while the road race was
In progress. The winner of the road
race was J. J. McDarmott, of the Pas
time Athletic club, of New York, who
covered the distance In 2 hours 55 min
utes and 10 seconds, lowering by ten
seconds the time made In the 25 mllo
race at Athens. There were 1G starters.
When a cold Is contracted, euro it at onco.
One Minute Cough Cure will Bet you 011 tho
roan to tocovery in a minute. It will cure
nueumouia. bronchitis, croun and all forms
of lung and throat troubles. C. II. Hngen-
mien.
The l'opilHrtt DlMHeiiKloitH.
Washington, April 20. If the Popu
list party, or any portion of it, assem
bles in convention at Nashville on the
Fourth of July, as Is now proposed,
Senator Butlor, the national chairman,
will not be present. "And you may
quote me as saying," he remarked to
day, "that any PopulUt who does at
tend defies the regular ogranlzation of
the party." Mr. Butler said that he
liad received the resolution adopted ut
the Memphis conference suggesting
that a convention be held, and had
submitted It by mail to each of the 145
members of the national committee.
The responses had been overwhelm
ingly In favor of non-action.
Personal, The gentleman who annoyed
the eonureKatlon last Sunday bv continually
oouglilug will mid instant relief by usltiz
n.. .it....... 1. .. ... .1 1 1 "
wgie d.iiiuio vuuau vuin, a BjJeeuy HUU JUirni-
let! remedy for throat and lung trouble.
Imprisoned ISilltor's 'Vppeiil.
Washington, April 20. President Mo
Klnley had a consultation with Attor
ney Oenertvl McKenna yesterday about
tbe case of Joseph Dunlop. proprietor
of the Chicago Dispatch, who was sen
fenced to two yearn' imprisonment for
ending obscene literature through the
mails. The, attorney general said the
only mitigating circumstance In Mr.
Dunlon'i cose was his physical condi
tion, and the fact that hie life might
be jeopardised by confinement. It la
probable that the president will reach
a decision on his application for pardon
within a few days.
It should be made a matter of nubile
knowledge that DeWltt's Witch Ilazle Salve
Wll Bjieeuily cure piles of tlie longest Htaml
ltlg. It i the lioueoliold favorite for burns,
MAUI a, outs, bruises ana sores of all kinds.
Dentil ofa VviiHt-Hble Ili-Iile.
Cleveland, .April W, Mrs. Pacey
Hohbs, who 'was married upon her
deathbed to Captain John T. Ilobbs
last Thuisday, died yesterday. She
was 62 yenrs old.
Just try a 10c box of CahcarrU, the finest
liver and bowel rtKiilator ever madu.
When you want good roofing, plumbing
gM fitting, or general tlnsmtthing done ca.l
on K. V. UulUigher 18 West Centre street
Dealer lu stcTos l-tf
CASH
JK
As follows:
4 First Prizes, each of $100 Cash - - -
Cash and Pflios glrsn each month
Ann nn
-
Total given during 12 rnos. 1897, 180000 WRAPPERS
UnW TA ORTAIM THEM
Cnmnrillorstnsnve n ninny 8UNUCJHT
SOAP Wrnppcr n. they Ban oollect, JMt
1,1, tilt, lui' ur.iui, ... wkh
HI tho ton portion or rncli
rrnnper, tlint portion rnnMn
ng the lieiulinn "SUNLIGHT
lfilP.ll Tli..n rpnlTl.il 'lion.
pons") nrp ta lie sent, jin.tngo
sheet of paper xttulnir. Ooinprt
limy puiu, rnr.ucu vi"
llor's lull na.iio unit nddre.M
nnil tlio number il Coupons
nr.. III. I (, I .PH.. ltrn.. 1 1 1 1 1 . .
Wen-York. inurUcd on outside
Vrnpper(fwliio'i'lrr)wllliNUilini!
II l no iiini iimt imi,r.iiiir h.toiii.
NAME OF DISTRICT.
fTcw York City, llronUlyn, l.oirA
anqwtiupn i.inniu, rurw jerweT.
NEwVo"rTtHfitto(oiittrf. j A. r. cuv.
Brooklyn, Ltinff ani Slafen Itlnnaa.
lVnuBylvniifnT Helnwnro, fllnry
Innil, Went Vlrslnla anil Ills
trlct of Coin iiililn.
Tlio New Knnlrtnit Slnles.
Til. fiu:jol. are the celebrated i'lprre Hpf-clnl,
JWf l'attern, m'Pil tiy Geo. H.TIiroei Oo.. of Buf
f.lo, Drwton unit Ncvr York, l'nuil nltli Hartford
'l ira, Firnt Clna Nick n Ijimn. Nri, lnpartnra
IJ.11, Standard Cyoloineter, and Ituat Laoo Saddle.
ANDY
10 4
25 50
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t pl an.I booklet free. M. 5TKI1I,I: IEKMI I'l (
HOP BITTERS
WILL BRACE YOU UP.
THE BEST F ALL TONICS.
For over 25 years it bag been, ouring thousands of cases of
Biliousness. Indsgesta, Iglaria, Nervous Prostration,
Kidnay Troubles, &e. 1! Purifies the Blood, Sives you
an Appetite, and Helps you Digest what you gat.
Take it now and get your system in shape to stand the cold weather.
PRESCRIBED BY ALL EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
HOP BITTERS CO., NBAnZ: YORK.
Sold by P. P. D. KIRLIN, Shenandoah, Pa.
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QonetlmeBneii nrellable, monthly, regnlatlne medicine. Only harmlcas aa4
the j.urest drugs should be used. If you want the boat, get
Dr. Peal's Pennyroyal Pills
Ther are prompt, sate and certain In reso't. The nsoolf,. (Dr. T'ral's) o-Tiltj3p.
uolut. Bent anywhere, 81.00. Addresa Mcmera C.relaud, O. .
For Sale by P. P. D. KIRLIN, Shenandoah, Pa
"DIRT DEFIES THE
IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF.
pepra. Railroad.
SCHUYKILI, DIVISION.
January 18.1897.
Trains will leave Shenandoah nftr tha
date (or Wlgtrans, Gilberton, Krackvllle, Dri
Water, St. Clair, I'ottavllle. HambiirK, Iteadins
Pottetown. Phoenixvllle. Norristuivii nnil Phil
adclphia (ltroad street etatton) at 6 08 and 11 OS
a. m. and i 20 p. m. oh week days. For Poll.
vine ana inieruieiiiato stations 9 17 a. m.
SUNDAY.
For WIbkmij, ailborton, Fruckvllle, Dan
...v., ui.,,, . ut.sviiiu, u un, u io a, ra. au
310 p.m. For llamtiura;, Heading, Pottetown
Phoenixvllle, NorrUtow ii, Philadelphia Rit t
. .-J . Ill,, o tu 11. III.
irains leave rracuvuie ror Sbenandiwli
10 40 a. m. and 12 81. B41. T.12 nml injT
Sunday, 11 13 a. m. ond S 41 p. m.
Leave Pottavllle for Shenandoah ai 10 111
a. ra. and 12:09, 5 IS, 7 25 and 10 20 p. ui. Sundaj
U IV ... M., U .U 1. 111.
Leave Philadelphia, (Ilrood street station), to
Shenandoah at S S7 and 8 85 o. m., 4 10 and 7 1
p. ni. week days. Sundays leave at 8 80 a. m.
Leave Uroad street station, Philadelphia, to
Sea Girt, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, Loni
Ilronch, and intermediate stations, H.iO 11.11
a.m., 3.80 and 4.00 p. in. week-days.
Leave Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOIt NEW YOISK.
Express, week-days 3 20, 4 Oo, 4 50 5 IB, 6 SO,
738.8 20, 8 88, 9 60, 10 21 (Dining Car), 1100 a. in.
12 00110011. 2 8S (Limited 100 and 4 92 n
Dining Care), 1 40, 2 30 (Dining Cur) 3 20, 8 50,
Dlnliiff
Car), 5 20, 5 56, (l)iuiug Car), 85, 8 SO, 8 12, 10 00
p. in , 12 01 night.
Exprnu (or lloston without cliange, 11 00 a in.,
weck-daya, and 0 50 p. in., daily.
FOIt WASHINGTON AND TIIK.80UT1I.
- For Baltimore and Washington, 8 50.7 20.8 1 2
1020, 1128 a. in.. 12 09 (I J 31 Llmitwl Dti .
Ing Cr), 112, 8 18. 4 41 (519 Uougreaalou
H'?? Dining Oar), 0 IT, 6 88 (Dining Oar),
740 (Dining Car) p. ra., and U0S nlghi
week rlaya. Suiidaye, 8 80, 720, 911, 1128 a.
m.,1209 112, 4 41,(gUOiHigrloualIJilld
Dining Car), 6 55 (Dining Oar), 7 40 p. rr
Dining Oar) and 12 OS iiiKUt.
FOB ATUVNTIO CITY.
1my Ilrowil street station, Philadelphia (via
Delawarit river bridge), express, 702 p. m.
daily.
Leave Market street Ferry, expreaa, 8 50a m.,
2 00, 4 10, BOO p. m. Sunday, 845. 948 a. m
Aocoiiiiiiodatlon, 8 00, 8 20, it. m., 8 20 and 4 20
p. m., week days. Sundays, 8 00, 8 15 u. iu . 1 00
ind 5 00 p. ra.
For Cjie May. Anglekaea, Wllilwoml and
Holly lleach, nml Sea Isle City, Oaean City and
Avalon Kxpruia, 9 00 a. m., 4 00 p. m week
days. Sundays, u 00 a. in.
For Burners Point Rxpresa. SIM a in., no
l in. week days. Sundays 8 45 a iu.
J. It IIiTTi niNN, J. It Wood,
Gen'l Manager. Qen'l IWa'g'r Agt
Tho Rosy Froshnoss
And a velvet aoftuess of the skin is inva
riably obiuiurd by thor-i who use Poxxoni's
Ooinplfiion "owiler.
AND GIVEN FREI
fcS EACH MONTH
for hi
$ 400.00
$3,400.00
SOAP
, RULES.
I. Rnm month damn iw m catch of tbe 4 diatrlfltf
Tti l uornpRtitor itno (lAtiamn in
nrfer i inner i coupons iror
m aintriot in niiion h n h TniAt
wm receive jsiuu ( .inn.
The & CJompfltltom who nnd In Ilia
Next I jar a est Ninnltern ol cou
pons frm tn dUrtri in wbich ther
reside will RhpIi rcfTA at winner's
opt it m a iBdjf'aoTgpnl lemin'a llerce
epeclnl bicycle, mire 8100. U0,
Tim lit l1(.tnnAi1t(irtiwhnKindint1i
Next Tnfffrnt Ntitfibrrnnf coupons fnm th dis
trict In which they reside will Knrli receiTeMwinoer'i.
option, a Udy'sor (rrntleiriiin'aGold AVatch, price $86.
2. The OmnpeHtinnn will Close the I.nst Dny of
Knrh ifonhdarrialW, Ooapont reoeired too lute
fur ono month's conipctitmn will be pnt Into tbe neit.
tl, O'lmimtitors who obtalp wrspners from ansold
Bfiapiu (ii'ii't'r'sst.rok will be dieqiialified. Employee
of vr ll rot hp rs, f.tu., aoa tueir fanibes, arede
Uarrtfd from competing.
4. A printed list of Wlrmem In Ootn pet Iter's diitrict
nil 1 be f irwarded t n Competitors in about SI days af tor
eacb cnro pet it ion closes.
Eli, Iever Brthem, Ttd , will endesmrioawanlthe
rissa fairly to the lest of their ability ind judgment.,
ut It Is understood that all who compete agree to ao
oopt the sward of Itnier limthers, Ltd.. ai final.
I.KVJJU lUCOS.t Mil., New York.
CATI1ART1G
ALL I
DRUGGISTS t
O.. f IiIiaco. fl.mtie.-tl. t an., or cw York. sif.A
I 1
uuniim
nro rogres3lvo and heep informed of
tlio World's Progress. Tlio well in-
formed and thrifty Housc-wlfu will
always kcoji E
RAINBOW LINIMENT I
In tlio house, as a standard remedy for
Sprains, Bruises, Cramps, RheumatKm, E
and all aches and pains. H
Price 25 cts. and CO cts. per bottle. E
Prepared by II. 1. HACKETT & CO., Philadelphia.
KING." THEN
PHILA & RE&DING RY
IN KFFKUT UARCII 27. 1897.
Trains leave Shenandoali as follows :
For New Yorlf via ll,lla.lAlnl.l.. .,..,.
2 10, 5 26, 7 10 a. m.. 12 38. 8 08 a'ndSSS n. m
Sundays, 2 10 a. m.
For New York via JIaiioli Chunk, week dtyj
5 25,710a. Iff., 12 33 an 1 3 08 p. m.
Vpl Heading and Philadelphia, week dsje
2 10, 5 2B, 7 10 a.m., 12 33, 3 08 ond 5 5 p. m. Sun
days, 2 10 a. m.
,2r1,ottsvl.lle' wcek doy8. 2101.710 b. m.,and
12 38, 8 08 and 5 58 p. m. Sunday., 2 10 a. m.
For Taimuiua and Mobanoy City, week days
210, 5 26, 710 a. m., 12 88, 3 08 and 5 58 p. m
Sundays, 2 10 n. m. r
Un- Al.'llllnn,a . a. , . v
'"i; a" , ','n"""Tr n? J.-e.wl8Dar!
. , , ' I .. w ' .... . au. I t
p. in.
For Malianox "lane, weekdays. 2 10. 3 25.
5 as,
710.1130a. m.. .233, 803, 558. 7 25 and 111
l. iu. aiuiuayi,, X lu. a xa B. m.
For Ashland and Shamokln, week days,
days, 8 25 a. in
. .v, w u. ui.. ixo auu una n. m.
Sun
'AT a.lilm.M ,,,!,!.. . , . i . .
, , . . . ' ".iiinRw.ii niiu me ITOSIVlK
n. u. . ., tiirougn trains lee- Heading
Termliu.1, PhlladelphTa, (P. K. V R) at 8 2ff,
ZX'iln?,,;-in- 3' 8,Ml T.27 p. u. Sundays
8 20, 7 op, 11 26 a. m., 8 46 and iv p. m. Addi.
tlonal trains from Twenty-fourth and Cheat
!'.,"? ''8 ttlon, week days 10 80 a. m. 12 28,
12 16 8 40 mm. Sunday., 134,8 28 p. m.
TRAINS FOR SHKNANDOAH.
. I,ea New, York via Philadelphia, woei
days, 4 80, 8 00 a.m., 130, 4 30, 9 00 p. m. and
night. Sundays, 6 00 p. m.
i JS'. York Yla Maueh Chunk, week
day, 4 M. I W a. m 1 80 and 4 15 n. in.
LeavePbiladelphla, Keading Terminal, week
days, 4 20, 8 88, 1008 a. m. aid 4 06. ttS, 11
p. m. Sandaya, 11 80 p. m.
i,VJ!Te fl'nR, week day., 115, 710, 10 08,
""a-S?d 8 20 p. m. Bund!., 185 a. m.
Iite""11' week days, 285, 7 40 a. n...
12 to aud 6 12 p. m. Sundays, 2 86 a. m.
, j!malla- week day 8 18, 8 50. 11 28 a
m., 1 27, 7 20 and 9 48 p. m. Sundays, 8 18 a. in.
lave Mahanoy Clly, week days, 8 45, in.
II t m., 2 03, 7 41 and 10 08 p. m. Sundays, 8 4ll
i2o? 1?ahJ"'oy 1'1''e. week days, 2 40, 4 00.
680, 9 87. 11 59 a. m., 1 12, 2 19, B 20, 6 36, 7 it n in
Sunday., 2 40, 00 a. in. 1
Leave wilUamaport, week days, 7 42, 10 10 a.
m., 8 38 and 11 41 p. m. Sundays, 11 16 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
TjUVn rKlluiAl.hl r.1. . . . . .
South etreet wimrf for Atlantle City.
Wi't-kduyaExpreaa, 9 00 a. ni., 100, (Satur
days unl, 8 00), 100, 6tKi p. in. Aueommoda
tion, H0O u. in., B 15, 8 80 p. ni.
nuiiuayr-nxpreae, uu, 10 uu a. ui. Aoooru
modatiun, 8 00 a. in , 4 45 p. m.
Keturnlng leave Atlantic City depot, oornec
Atlantic and Arkausaa avemu'i..
Weekdays Express, 7 35, uo u. in., 8 80, 8 80
p. in. Aooommmltttloii, 4 js. h 1.1 a ui., 4 10 u. m
Sundays Ekpreas, 4 00. 5 30, 8 uu p. in. Acoom
modatton, 7 15 a. m , 4 15 p. m.
Parlor Cars on all express trains.
j L, i i H ii stt ' " KM U&i S,.1 lfe
i yy iiiiaiMrfciBatvw8iiii iieandaur(iuftT ikl! ig
i tn).nt. iiunii)t.-ed .uptiur to all olhwa. lolaj.
bvitlutlic iiuikK, a u l. l'aniculan. tdfc Or.S-X
rvj ICUIWSI I AJWKJ 0 vuy UI tvem miiu i
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