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These were the words of Consul Gen eral Leo at G:1B Saturday afternoon as he stood on the poop of the Fern with a ftroup of correspondents around him, It was evident to all that General Lee Intended to bo the Inst to leave, and a murmur of applause went around in support of his Intention. The Evelyn hnd nlrendy passed Morro Castle when the Olivette weighed anchor. Tho llacho was close behind and the Fern wos the last of the line. Tho whnrves and boats on both sides nt the narrow entrance to the harbor were crowded with Spaniards, who hissed and jeered as each boat pnssed out. As the Fern rounded to, heading for the open sea, she passed near the Mnlne wreck. The croup on deck had been InuRhliiR and talking, expressing their satisfaction at leaving Havana. With one accord each man doffed his hat in salute to the bravo (lend, while silence fell on all for tho space of sev eral minutes, General Lee belnrr on board the Fern, made thnt boat a target for redoubled hisses, groans, cat calls and whistles from the crowds on shore. "Get out, Yankee swine," was among the mildest expressions used. This seemed to strike everyone on board as ludicrous. Vlco Consul Springer, who had been In the Island 30 years, waved his hand, to a particularly abusive group, saying In tones loud enough for all to hear: "Walt, wnlt, my friends; we shall all be back soon." There was one pretty Incident. On the Cabanas shore a British steamer was unloading at her wharf. As tho Fern passed the Union Jack was dip ped, while tho Encllsh crew cave a hearty cheer. It Is needless to say that the compliment wns returned with all possible gusto. Havana seemed dazed when the peo ple found that General Leo was really going nnd that all tho Americans were going with him. Not to see a single United States llait lloatlng from tho staff at Casa Nuevo struck many resi dents as little less than a calamity. Th correspondents were besieged with eager questions qs to the Intentions of the Americans, and when tho fleet ex pected a bombardment was likely to commence. The government officials Beemed as much at a loss as all the rest. A Spanish officer of high rank besought a correspondent to tell him If ho had any news not made public and affecting the future of tho city. Leo nnd (iollnu Visited lllnnco. The fact that Mr. Gollan, the British consul, called with General Lee on Captain General Blanco also puzzled many, some believing that this meant an English alliance had been settled. Tho truth Is that the Havana news papers have been under such close surveillance for months, have been made to publish so many untruths and have printed so many tales of the Uni ted States backing down at the demand of Germany, Italy, Austria and Rus sia that the residents take no stock whatever In anything published. Con sequently, when they saw the Ameri cans leaving, despite the statements of the papers that they had no .Inten tion of going, the people believed a crisis at hand. Under instructions from. General Lee, who went on board tho Fern Immedi ately after his farewell call on Cap tain General Blanco, the consular peo ple and the correspondents went quietly on board in twos nnd threes. No one was molested or Insulted, but the people stnred curiously as tho news paper men, to whose presence all had grown accustomed, rodo down to the dock with their grips, canes and other hand baggage, showing their Intention to depart. In fact, Havana was kinder than the ocean outside. All arrived at Key West yesterday In a stnte of wreck. Every body was sick, some more than others. Even the naval men did not escape. From the crowded decks of the Olivette heaity cheers went up as -the launch from the Fern, with the correspondents and consular agent on board, put ashore. Several hundred persons on the dock added their shouts to this lusty welcome, and for some hours stayed gazing at the Fern, on which General Lee could be seen pacing the deck. At about 11 o'clock General Lee came ashore and secured an answer from Washington to his request for orders sent earlier. After a brief re ception General Lee went on board the Olivette, which had been kept In wait ing, and sailed for Tampa at noon. He goes direct to Washington. Nineteen refugees landed from tho Bache, and 100 from the Evelyn. Tlio OlIvotto'H Motley l'nK'Joiitror List The steamer Olivette arrived from Havana at 2 o'clock yesterday morn ing with 219 refugees on board. Forty of these landed hero, and tho re mainder proceeded for Tampa, Among those on bonrd hound for Tampa are Miss Clara Barton, Dr. Elwell, Dr. Eagan nnd four Bed Cross sisters, composing, with others, the regular Bed Cross party. Dr. Brunner, United States sanitary Inspector at Havana, and Dr. Dudley, his assistant, and Messrs. Lawton und Chllds are also among the passengers hound for Tam pa. Messrs. Lawton and Chllds are ac companied by a large staff of clerks lately employed In the banking houses. The passengers filed nshore after un dergoing a cursory examination. With few exceptions the passengers were either colored or Cubans, and spoke the tongue of tho land from which they had Just lied. A good sized crowd greeted them, and much kissing, patting on the back and Jabbered wel come ensued. It Is hard to believe that these were American citizens, forwhose sake tho notion of congress had been delayed. Among the few educated per sons on board tho Olivette considerable surprise was exhibited at finding them selves once more In thilr nnttvo land. Even up to Saturday morning they hud scarcely believed It would prove neces sary for them to leave Cuba. Many People Cannot Brink cofl'eo at night. It spoils their sleep. Yon cau drink Oialu-O when you please and sleep Hko a top. For Grolu-0 docs not stimulate; it nourishes, cheers and feeds. Yet it looks uml tastes like tho best coileo. For nervous persons, young peoplo ami children Graln-0 h tlio perfect drink. Made from pure grains Get a package from your urocor to-day. Try It in place ef coffee. 15 nnd 25o. ,MIni Wlllurd'H AhIkih lutorrcd. Phlr'ntrn Anrlt 11- Tho nnlinn nf Tfnitv cis E, Wlllurd were burled at Hoso Hill cemetery yesterday niternoon. T body of the late temperance leader w nrpmntpil Kntiintnv. rmil nmt'limu tlin cofftmnm, vaatonlni' n otnnll mnlnl box, wrapped In white, and containing tuu uBiien, n un jmui uu ueeji in uiu ltuyu 01 miss wiiuaru s inotuer. Thousands of sutl'ercre from grippe lmvo been restored to health by Ono Minute Couch Cure, It quickly cures coukIis, colds, broiii chltls, pneumonia, grippo, asthma, and nl throat and itinc tllbcasos. L . 11. intgeuhucn ISO" &3 i f i it 20 Second 40 Third EACH MONTH (During 1897) For particular eenrt yonr naron and full annrr Lever Bros., Ltd.. Hudson & Harrison .Sit., 1 w 1 Weak Man Restored, or No Expense for Treatment. A Course of Remedies the marvel of medical science aud Appurntus indorsed by physicians will bo Bent ON TRIAL. WITHOUT ADVANCE PAYMENT. If not nil wo claim, return them nt our expense. MEN WHO ARE WEAK, BROKEN DOWN, DISCOURAGED. Men who suf fer from tho effects of disease, over-work, worry, from the follies of youth or the ex cesses of manhood, from unnatural drains, weakness or lack of development of any or gan, failure of vital forces, unfitness for marriage all such men should "come to the fountain head" fornscientificmethodof mar velous power to vitalize, develop, restore IFHEE and sustain, On requestwe will send description and particulars, with testimonials, in plain sealed envelope. (No C. O. D. imposition or other deception.) Cut out this offer or mention paper. Address ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo, N. Y. but hare told direct to the con sumer for 25 years at whol-rale- f ricet, iivin him the eaier a pronu. Map any where for examination, Lverytoing warranted, HSatrleiof Vehicle!, AS Btylei of Harness. Ton Dueirici. SIC to 170. Surrers.S5Uto8125. ten. Phaeton. Traps. ettes, Spnng-Iloai If ft TT Sarrey Ilarnsis. Pr1o,l6,00. AM lOOd ftl hub ivr 9 is. ELKHART CAUUIAUK ANU UAUNKeitl MiTO. Otter MAHANOY Wednesday, April 13, 1898. The Legitimate -JOSEPH - S. Supported by his own New York Stock Company in his world famed drama, 66 Endorsed by the clergy, Prices : - 25, 35, RUPTURE CURED. A Specialist on Rupture from Williamsport will visit Shenandoah Every Thursday AT THE Hotel Franey, from 8 till 10:30 a. m. Rupture permanently and quickly Cured or no pay. Written guarantee to absolutely cure all kinds of Rupture without operation or detention from business. Absolutely no Dangjr. Examination Free. loo persons cured in Sunbury, Sliamokin, Mt. Carmel and vicinity who can he referred to. Charges and terms moderate und within reach of all. LAUER'S OCK BEER In Bottles or by the Keg. Lauer's Lager AHD Pilsnei Beer. Porter and Weiss Beer. Christ. Schmidt, Agent and Battler, 203 W. Coal Street, SHENANDOAH PA Tho Rosy Freshness And a velvet softuess of tho akin la Inva riably obtained by tuuf s who uso I'ozzONi'a Uotuplcxlon A'owdcr. Prlios. nach of $100 Cash. " " " " $100 Pleioo Special Bicycles. " ' $ 25 Gold Watches. FOR iiML SOAP 41 ti oik. RAPPERS SCIENCE TRIMMING LAMP OF LIFE. Carria - Waron and Milk Vif V THE 2A , vagons. Bend tor Urn, Iree k. We Surrey. Price, with eortalni. lamps, a Catalogue ef all our styles, shade, tpron tni finders, G0. At coodai sells for W, CO. W. U. I'liATTi ficcT, 1ZLK1IAHT, ViV, J. J. QUIRK, Mgr. CITV, PA. Irish Comedian - MURPHY,- ow. the press and the public. 50 and 75 Cents. DO YOU KNOW DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S Steel Pennyroyal Treatment is tho oricinnl nnd only FRENCH sate nnd runabki caro ou Uie mar ket. Trice. $UK); eeut by mail. Genuine sold only by S. P. KIItLIN, Shenandoah. CUKE GUARANTEED."" . i: ic i n i) i,i i v, result or Neir-uliii, Hitet'lal JHMMUf, Vnr Ifoccle Ntrlcliirt' JVo Ciittlnir. Small Uni'vlp-ci (irjsnns v Jmi VSWTa BLOOD POISON hn till riit'H, Krt'kli etntfu cured li 1 '( 1 O tluyit. Bend lUcttt. artimpafor llothc 'Pxulli 'lti1utriiAin.ltnI l.n.ilf 1 Wnnalnif Uuucka&XakeluttlluteiiitUc-lrtrickiiBcheuicijL ' Grocers can tell I you why tliose . whobuy SeOlig'S wncn icecnconiinEbaclc .icf1 as un !for it. Stranee . . , . I though how long admixture to Jt taUbe9 people t I umiimi; v.w-1 iry u new uiiu L delicious drink ALVAYS KEEP ON HAND THERE IS HO KIND OP PAIN OR I ACHE. INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL. THAT PAIN. KILLER WILL NOT RE. I LIEVE. LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS AND SUB STITUTES. THE GENUINE BOTTLE ' BEARS THE NAME, PERRY DAVIS & SON. riillions of Dollars Qo up In sraoko every year, Tako no risks but get your houses, stock, far nl tin o, etc., insured lu first-class re liable companies as represented by DAVID FAUST, Insurance Agen, Also 1,1 Id and Accidental Companies try JaiirHiteA JPI No7 Known That Soventy-fivo Klondikors Wore Lost. TEE LIST MAY EEA0H AHUNDBED Ton Thousand Tons orMliior' Outfit Aro llurlod 'Nrnth tlio Snow mid Io. OuoofTlioso Wlio Was ltexuuett Alive ltolatOH IIIh Jlxpnt'IiMico. Seattle, Wash., April 11. Later de tails received here from Alaska Increase the lienors of the avalanche in the Chllkoot 1'aBg Instead of lessening It. Sixty-nine dead bodies have thus far been recovered and the names of 160 missing have been reported as unac counted for. It Is barely possible that some of these had succeeded In crossing the pass before the avalanche occurred. A conservative estimate Is that be tween 75 and 100 persons were killed. The following Is a list of those whose bodies have been found: Andrew Andreson. San Francisco; Kd Atwood, New York; Atkins, Idaho; Albert Auglund. Tacoma; A. D. Eissell, Seattle; C. Breek, Sanford, Fla.; "Walter Chappey, New York; Thomas Clark, Idaho; Thomas Collins, Portland, Ore.; Thomas Cullender, Klrkland, Ore.; William Carroll, San Francisco; W. II. DohmBtorm, Lincoln, Neb.; Durber, ; A. Doran, Ta coma; George Kggert, Portland, Ore.; It. L. Ksterbrook, Seattle; William Fnlke, San Francisco; T. G. Glenn, Spokane; T. Glynn, Portland, Ore.; W. E. Garrison, Seattle; Con Geppart, Se attle; W. Grimes, Atkins, Idaho; S. M. Grimes, Tacoma; F. M. Grimes, Sacra mento. C.al.: Preston Grlzaelev. Buf falo, N. Y.; C. it. Homer, Seattle; 13. J. Hudson, Portland, Ore.; E. P. Haines, Senttle; C. P. Harrison, Seat tle; Harry Holt, Tacoma; Hosmus Hed yeard, Baker Cits-, Ore.; T. it. Johnson, Spokane; 11. Jueger, ; C. II. Kin ney, Prescott, A. T. ; A. S. ICIwr, Ta coma ; G. Leon, ; Goorse LewlB, Spokane; G. J. Aliiton, St. Paul: J. It. Morgan, Emporia, Kan.; Mrs. Annie Moxer, Jefferson county, Pa.; John Merchant. Redding. Cal.; E. F. Miller, Vancouver, Wash.; Frank Miller, Butte, Mont.; C. L. McNeil, Elk IUver, Minn.; Sanford McNeil, Portland, Ore.; J. M. Murphy, Dixon, N. D.; Austin Preston, Tleddlni?, Cal.; J. B. Penrce, Tacoma; J. Reese, Wisconsin; George Ritchie, Chicago; Mrs. W. L. Rlloy, Seattle; Mrs. Ryan, Baltimore; Matt Schona. St. Paul; Joseph Smalhvnod, Portland, Ole,; Gus Seaborn, Chicago; Steven Stevenson, K"ittle; Frank Sprague, Seattle; G. F. fen.ith, Tacoma; J. W. Smith, Wooloy, Wash.; Jeff Soley. Idaho; O. A. Uler, Wooley, vuh.: L. Weldlln, Kansas City; N. M. Warner, San Francisco; Wllthem, Menlo Park, Cal.; Gus Sebarth, Seattle. A fact that lends horror to the fear ful tragedy Is tho,t It may never be known with any degree of accuracy Just how many lives were sacrificed, who they were or where they came from. Many a poor fellow lies burled where no human aid can reach him, and his remains must rest until the summer rain melts the tons of snow and Ice under which he lies. Upon the crowded trail no record was kept of the living mass of humanity braving hard ships and facing death Itself In the mad rush for gold. In the procession that dally passed were peoplo from all parts of the world, unknown to one another. Tho work of rescue has continued night and day ever since last Saturday, being gradually more systematized and consequently meeting with hotter re sults. Thus far work has been confined to the outskirts of the slide, in the hope of rescuing those who arc Injured, but not yet dead. The main body of tin avalanche, wlfich Is estimated to be 50 feet deep and ISO yards long, has not yet been touched. If there are any bodies underneath they can not be res cued in time to save life. Four men were taken out alive after thev had been burled 19 hours. In many in stances the bodies of the dead are not bruised in the slightest, and appear as natural as life, Indicating that they were suffocated In the snow. Many unclaimed bodies were buried near the scene of the disaster. Seventeen employes of the Chllkoot Railway and Tram company, who went up to tho summit on the morning of the slide to work, are mlsslnf, and It la feared they are among the lost. 'It Is estimated that la.OOO tons of out fits are burled under the snow and lee. There were several smaller slides be fore the death dealing avalanche start ed. About 2 o'clock in the morning a, small slide occurred which buried sev eral cabins. The alarm was spread, and many people were endeavoring to work back to Sheep Camp when the biggest slide occurred. The snow storm was blinding, and crowds were coming down by the aid of a ropo when overtaken. The slid. covered the trail for sev eral hundred yards, at a depth of 50 feet In many places. It has effectually discontinued travel for the present, and It will be some toine before It can be resumed. J. A. Raines, of Maine, who wns for tunate enough to be dug out alive, says: "All of a sudden I heard a loud re port and Instantly felt myself going swiftly down the hill. Looking around, I saw many others burled, some with their feet out and heads buried out of Eight, and others with only their heads showing. When I struck the bottom I tried to run. but the snow caught me and I was Instantly burled beneath 30 feet of snow and rock; and was on the very verge of death by suffocation when I was reached by the rescuers." Onl'imry household aoclucnt havo no terrors when there's a bottle of Dr. Thomas' KclectrioOil ill the inwlidno client. Heals hums, cuts, hruisos, sprains. Instant relief. Forty Tlioiixniiit t'lillilron Orplinnod. Constantinople, April 11. The Ar menian patriarch litis sent to the Turk ish relief committee a list of 40 churches wholly or partially destroyed during the recent massacres In Anatolia. lie fixes the numher of orphans whose parentB were killed at 40,000. It's tho llttlo colds that grow into big colds ; the big colds that end in consumption and death. Watch tho little colds. Dr. Wood's Norway Vino Syrup. A MoiisKir'XIiturnl jhh avIi, Baldwlnsvllle, N. Y April 11. A mammoth pocket of natural gas hun been struck here. It Is estimated that the well which was reached will yield EO.000,000 cubic feet a day. It Is impos sible to approach within BOO feet of tho well, and the engineers are at a logs how to control the monster. Natural gas from the Ualdwlnsvllle field has al ready been piped to Syracuse and has been successfully used In that city. JL L. Yooum, ffcuivroii, Pa., says "I was a sufl'ercr for ten yenis, trying most all kinds of pilo remedies, but without success. Do Witt's Witch llauel Salvo was rooomineuded to mo. I used one box. It has oll'ected a per manent cure." As a permanent euro for piles DeWitt's WlUh liazul Salvo has li'i cunsl, C. II. Ilagcnbuck, NUGGETS OP NEWS. Dr. John Bucher, of flhamokln, Pa., has bpfn ' tinned a surgeon In the United S' Aii navy. The iK,i"ii 'i i.u tinrnt has notified bankers tin im.vii tin- inuntry that pennies me i.i-ing eount"i t I' d. Blood polxnmug causod tin- ili iUh, at Bhamnkin, Pa., of (iuoigr r. Fiflior, who recently ran a rusty nail in his foot. A taut olothps'lnr brr i thp fall of Mfg. Mary suln, who f, cited and fi ll from a thlul ptory wind in N w York, and she may live. Apoplexy, cnused by n h 'y spin on his bicycle coi.n aft' t di r. killed Cashier John E Dillon of in National Exchange bank. New York cl-y. A little boy ailred for i buttle of ' it t up in ' the morning nt fast uh you pun,'' the il-'iginxt reeoiiniKcd a liunsehold iminu for "D Witt's Little Esrly Risers.'' nnd ynvc Iiim :i luitlle of tliuxe famous little -i 1 1 - foi cm-'i ''on, , nick headache, liver and stoin teli tumbles, i C. H. Hageiibiii h. llittterlili- t.nw h'nwio'ii om, Chicago, April 11. Judges II ncv. Brentano and Cbellaln Saturday hand ed down a decision which in pile"! knocks out the butterlne law pasi d by the last legislature. The Jufliro, sitting en banc, decided that manul i tutors i have a constitutional right to color but terlne or oleomargarine yellow in iml- ' tation of butter. Porter the terms of the law this is prohibited. MtHpriTVn.il .I'starx'ntton. , Sellersvllle, Pa., April 11. Mrs. Pick- ley, 75 years old. and an adopted 'on about 60 years old. hrue bun fount dead In their dilapidated In me. thru miles from here. Evi y evlrtr-m e points to death by starvation, although the old lady was quIK wia'thy. Tiny lived a miserly existence. rails When Baby's III. When the little loved one is sick, when Its brow is fevered, its pulse i.iptd, its features pinched with pain and tlun ate great blue circles utuhr its eyes, the mo' hi r hovers about the bedside, and with .uimouj eyes tries to read the nuaning of eveij ci lrsiun upon the phystcian'4 fice. A w'oifti may save herself almost all of this worrimcnt about her children if -he will but take proper care of her womanly health during the period of gustation A child born of a mother who is tliuioiiyhly healthy in a womanly way will aim i t unfailingly be healthy and robust. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription acts direttly on the delicate and important organs that bear the burdens of maternity. It mala s them well, strong and vigoious. - It heals all internal ulceration and inflammation. It stops debilitating drains. It fits f,.r motherhood and insures a healthy cht.d Thousands of happy mothers have te-lin. d to its merits. No honest dealer will urr;1' you to take an inferior substitute for the little added profit it may afford him. "A lady told mt tllnt Dr. Pierce' ravniep Prescription was good to take whMi with 1 1 i' 1 " writes Mrs, Annie Simpson, of No. n Ci .n font Alreet, I,owreilct Muss. : "lwasMiP terrible pains, and was nualile to Ket alu u j lioue without bting In misery. I bcaii i . Dr. Picrce'B Favorite Prescription and the lost bottle greatly relieved me I took three t tte before my baby was Ijoru. at which tune 1 -u: fered very little. The baby has been luahliv since birth, and is now three months old cil weighs fifteen pounds. When my older ci a was born I suflertd terribly. I don't kuow huw to thauk Dr. Pierce enouorh " They don't simply ive temporary relief, but are a permanent cure Dr. Pierce's Feasant Pellets for constipation. They never gripe. One little "Pellet" is a gentle laxative aud two a mild catharic WHLW IN DOUBT, TRY STRONG (? mm vigor tf th whole heme All drains wic prepcr.y eurcu, in. ir i i.nailtoll Oliea wornt-ft ineln llltn 11' tlllty, L "I'-i i In 1 1,, ! nr UcattL Mailed faeclcd. Price ii per box; 6 boxes, with i-on-chd l-..1 tuaranK ci i u, , refuntltho money, ts oo. Send lur free book. Address, PLAL MEDICINE CO . Cleveland, 0.K' FoTiSale al KIRUN'S Drug Store, Shenandoah, Pa. 'DIRT DEFIES THE KING." 1 HEN SAPOLIO IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF. Silliilllllililliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiii;iiiii!iiiuuii:.iir,; . ,.; : , ; v the I ' U K fornied l- J( always K trtifTai f0l- FOR SA.TE BVBR V W HERE. Eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiimr"1' (iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipiiii ill enter the coming year prepared to give to llm i,ist quallcr -1 HCenlury ctiniriuuuoiiK ooin ins iciib ui oi rcni mwir)- mu u w.,.iicii ,i.n. world illunr.net! by leading aititu. A Uriel glance over its proipectue auooaaces.iuLh n..idn,B a. OUR PACIFIC PROSPIECT IHOJSl'TS tl) MClKtfifAN (Al, TUfc I OUHtlll I II I I-IIKTIM I Af ! lsllllf t I IML Bf H. va vw rmpm ih u-:.'m.'.njs i f 1. 1 EASTKUN SllllKU AMI THE I'AIIHC TUE ttlI.I.OI'mM 111 111 II l'O IHt Illlt1! u, arnrua.v iovs.ii n, u.thii.- i: vii ' RODfiN'S CORNER THE NOVEL OF THE YEAR bv HnNRV Ston Mkkkimk, author of "The Sowers " stokini! n,itlties in -'."it i .1 " he timlributed by suih aulhurs as W. D. Itowells, Kichard H.irdniB liavi., Hnn.Ui .M n -l rudtric Kewiogtoa, Kuih McEnory smart, and others. There will be a kencs ol 1, t THE PR0BRE8S OF SCIENCE ' EUROPE, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ART AND THE OH A ARMIES AND NAVIES STUDIES IN AMERICAN SOCIETY AMERICAN CHARACTER SKETCHES Vj.ia''' "''" to a tulrtbtrs in the UtttUd St.iUs, Canada, att. I Ahum. Sub. $4 aiaar. Address HARPER & BROTHERS, Put's, N. Y. Cllr. Send for Iree prospectus I! 1 ins 1' Hwe'!i BABY HUPJORS IiiKtaot rrW for i o, baln'i'j uml roit f-r tuH no'li". .urn l.uh vnii Crm i in fi'.'.r, sr.. I a fc.nji! H,.;,lfi':i t n in of f i in i i .a (""' iiim), tli- rii.it hK hi c.itv. Tlio only pn .'y a ( in iiikii tl trc.itiiii"ir fir p lu .ii , l.l (.,. soily, mi.l iLinply linuiorn .-I UicikI, iii.k ilp, anil' blood. icura I, , , ,,-i ,. t . t r-r'nnitini.r.riiiM,iiL i n i !' i , I)'- Htwivi wh it i nl, n un.tr," ftit). BIBV BlE!fJIEirT.V"j:r,?,., Pennsylvania RAILROAD. WHTIYKILI, DIVISION. MABflt 17, lsts 1'ialrif will l,'-p Phenandoah after tue iwn iti for Wl'-.mim Hllbirton. Fraokrlllf DuJi -' tw st. ri.ili. I'ottovllle. Hamburg, Rwdlws, ! Mftowii. Phot nl tvllle. JTorrlotown ard TbU. I.' ihln (Uronil Btrort utatlonlat 6 C8 aa II " " , 2 02, f'i i'i (, ii on week days. 9tmdarg, ft ' 1 li. m 1 r i j in I ave sh, ,i !o ,h for Pottuvllle 'tIi Dtlaan) 7 'T. 10 a-, a ii,. I -p, 2 82 anil 2Bp, m. wtlk ois. SiiiDiiei , !; ,i. m., nai p ,n. Tuiri bav Kne kvllle for Hhrnan'loah at , ".. II 4111 in ,,fl S46, ?ll n . Sundnr, n 'II a. m, an-1 .'ii n. 'are Pot-.Nl'l, 'f,,r dhenanrtnuli (vlaFranta-vlll- 7 10, 11 .'0 m , 5 20, 7 25 i.. in. S.idaT I' . m 'HXl i t art- Pott.vill, for oiienandtmh i via Delana i l".94n a ai. 12 !-. '42 a'i.1 limp, in weak Cm SlTi'!as ' v 1,1 liC'ii rn I are i'i, 'huh Ip'rfa UroailVtreel utatlon I, for s' iMndnnl, i- -7 - nnd 10 10 n m . 1 10 o , w eel. (! -i s,,., j ,vfl tftRV( nt 'i 5t n. m. l.av Urn-! .t"-c taMon, I'hltndrlulita, lot i (lit, .', ii ur I' irk, Ocenn Grovo, Lon I', inch, 81:1 . f, i .oedlnte stnftons. 8.10. i 11 II, a.m. n.n ' I 'in p. in nw-klays. i ave 1'ro'v! -i , , -utlon. Phitailelnbta. ! KOI: NKW Yl)I(K ipreaa, weel-.-di'-s 820 I On. 4 00 5 1 6 50 " '. H a, s. 18,1110, IW1 (IMnlmjfnri, It 00 a.m. I'Mnonn, -2. i Limited I 00 and 4 21 p. r... liming Vir-, I l , !.10 (DlntnR Onr) S 10, 8 30 ! 'I, 500, -, V, i Duihi' Car). i,IV). 7 02.7 13, 1000 p ,il., 12 0, roylit s,,oilnyHi ( oe 4 ov 4 so 5 J$ ii. 8 88,9 TO. 10 2! DI trie' Car), 1135 n. m I' n, 1 Ml I'm i.c- ( ,rl 28') (liming Car), 4 00 ' ndteii 1 2'2 I ii iiik Car), 1 20, 5 Sfi.(l)nlnK Cor) i ' ' ,. 7 C2. 7 11 ' 'i . in.. 12 01 ntirlit. I ! tprvsu for l:,,' t"n without change, 11 00a l., "V' ' k-days, anil 7 I t p. m., dally. I WAHIN(. TON" AND THE SOUTH. l or llnltlinore mill Washington. 8 SO, T SO, 8 SL I'.'), 11 2J, .1 in., 1209, 1281 (Ululrw 1 "'. 1 12 ' 1" 4 41, .IIS Oongra? -en al l.lnnl. ,i, liming Car, 6 17. BST Oio n, - Car, 7 -11 ll'i in,- Pari p. m . nnd 12 05 msht week il i- -i ,, laH, 8 fa. 7 10. S t2, UJB. i in., lllO-l, 1 12 I II. i 20 Collin ssional L,W iti .!, lilion i Co h.v. I 'Inliig t ar,, 7 31 IDin in Car n rn o ,! .' , , nlht . or Knlti'iH,', .l nodution ') 12 ni.2 0S uie I 1 01 i ii.ui. .''.,., i OS und 11 1 i p in dally. l-.U; A I I.VT1(J Cll'Y. , I -ave Droiul stn - '"onvln liulnwara rirei lir.-ie l.ipr. 'i ) . el, 7 06 p. m dallv. ' ' avt il, n t t -or. i ','. art -l''.xpress, 8 SO a in '2 '"I. (30" -.1 i,.l u),4 00,00 p m 8un- d.ni. s 4f, ...i, ,1. ..oconnnodatioi) 4 30 and 1 i . V p m i i I or ('lie- Mn i . AiKt( ,)a, WIMn ood uiirl hollj l;.-aoh, .Sea UU i'lls. .icenn citi . Ain,.... nnd st.mft 1,,tI,.,- !'.i...... ono n , rtn - Pi -. 0O a. in., 100, p. ya. w . k dns. So n. !. 1 or Somer t'oint 1 ' KOil, p in wti I Is, lit rem-- .... Cfen'l .IJiuirtior w a. m. i;pusn, 81)0, a. m ,2 00, iya sutidas, h la a. m, .1. It. tV'ooi), (eu'l la'g'r Agt Kk"?.tJiMfct TliM I W Ml III m ftl ia i-.r'itj ' drug storo, Ea i .- street. f I salt M K 1 TV WLM'fl C RCLIEF. I inn! - " i itiKFii. r fti.i. ' i i l t ii,Viw ii ' (. k 4c h ur i'j ftore ami Hhonandoah rtmjr -tore. i . . such 'ly.&B. -Biioa i..-i,ii. ii.i ilal II I ,11 11 . I and losses ,iTr chcrtce 1 ruin - i I , 1- padLiits t WOMEN WHO REAL! are liroirisMf'ivB nnit koen informe,1 ,,f ? World' - Proirrean. Tlio well n uml tlirifty ifou s-wi I'o will keep RAINBOW LINIMENT I in the Iioum. hs a ntniidanl remetly for ' SiiraJiiB. Brulsen, Craintw, Klieutuutisiu, and all aches and puiua. 5 Prlca 25 oil. nnd SO et. per bottle. PrepentC b H. J. HACKETT i CO.. Philadelphia MM the reading public that which has made it f.uii, is t S
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