ill). "T mil-
EVENING HERALD
iwtaiii.ishi:i 180.
Published ove ry Kvotilnic, Kicept Sunday, M
4 Horn-it .Unius Mtkfkt, Nkau Ckntrk.
Tin ltd il ' " ' "'1' iindnuli and the
g.i, r,m , I.ti m. u week, pay-
nl,t ulhc imrlirs. Hy mm. 13.00 i year, nt 25
ecnts a month, payable In advanc. dvcrtiac
mcuts churned accordliiK to space am; poltlon.
Tlio publishes reserve the rlRht to chauRo the
position of advertisements i w hencver the -"iallo-i
o( nci demands II. Tho rhzht In
teservrd to tetany advertisement, whether
mill for or not, t.iat tho publishers may ilci-ni
.lpropcr. AdvertlsliiK rales made known
uiHin atiplli'Utlnn ( ,
Kntered it tho postoMce at Hhcnahdoah, l'.. as
ecnuil cIkm mall matter.
TKI.Kl'HONK C0NNKC1T0N
'All the News Thai's" Fit lo Print."
Evening Herald
Tl F.HDAY. M m ST
isos.
OUR C0UN1UY : rirst. Last ami Poievcr.
IlKHK is n uii'i' howtoilo. A it'li
U'.ss mitti, who lias only oui' itrni, was
arrested in a western statu for liorsi
steiilitiK. Tiik aiiiif-Mition of tho Hawaiian
Islands is complete. A l'riliee.n, a
native of those islands, and a son of
ux Muvur Strolls;, of lit'W York, are
to be joined in wedlock.
TltK pen held by Seeretury Day in
denim tin. neiici! nrotocol wa
niiirhtier tlian the sword of either
Shitftor or Miles, but neither cut any
a..,,i... uitli tlii'iMins directed by tho
brave Dewi-y.
Thkhk i- quite a ill licit! lice be
tween Candidate Hrnniiii and Coii
I'lessinan Itruiiuii uon the question
of lioomiiitf hard coal. Tlio two lioltl
diverse opinions upon this nioit ini
portant question.
llKXUY Ulkws, the New VorU
banker, says: "In all my business
experience in Wall street, which
covers it period of forty years, 1 have
never seen a brighter outlook for all
business interests in this country than
the situation now presents."
MILES COMING HOiYlt
The Commander of the Atmy Leaves Gen
eral Brooke as Military Com
mander of Porto Ulco.
Ponce, l'nrtii Ulco, A UK. 23. Gen
eral Mite ami IiIk "tan" left for home
on the steamer ArHiiKM Inst night.
(iiMiiMHl At Hep yestenlHy held a Haul
ci liferoiiee with (telternl llrooke, who
arrived frum Anoyn on the Stillwater
In the morning, ami Ocnernl WIIboii,
whose hettdqiiHi'teie have been moved
here.
Senor l.oiiez, editor o the San Juan
Correnpondenela. Is here. He repnrtu
tliat Oovermii' (teni'tnl MrcIus Is push
ing jneiiaratlnti"! fur the evacuation of
the Island. The obstacle In the luirboi
of San Juan ate hello? cleared away
and a ship loaded with dynamite ha
been removed. General Mucins, Scnnr
Lopez says, will return to Spain In u
few days, leaving the details of the
evacuation to his subordinates. I
General Henry's men Hie badly In '
need of provisions. The ganlson here
says It Is Impossible to transport sup
plies over the mountain trail, and It
has been arranged to send them to
Arecelbo, an open port. The Sixth
Massachusetts and the Sixth Illinois
regiments are without shoes.
General Hiooke. who Is to be In com
mand of till' Island, may leave General
Wilson In dim t uiitnnaud of the troops
while he (General IlrookiO Is attending
the sessions of the commission for
l'oito itlco.
John Waxamaukii predicts that
this country will enter upon an era of
unprecedented prosperity as a result
of our war with Spain. Jlr. Wiinit
luuKer hits heretofore shown his
itbiliU as a prophet In matters relat
ing to tlie business alTairs of the
country.
TtlK Chief Ktirgess lias brought
suit against the Lieutenant of our
"guurilltius of the night," tor Insub
ordination. U is now in order for
the latter to retaliate by a counter
suit on the same charges. If this
thing keeps up there is hope for the
taxpayers yet.
TlIK war with Spain lasted three
months and twenty-two days. The
war between the Republican factions
lias been on that many years, and is
likely to Co utiiuio iiidollnitely unless
the voters take a hand in tho fracas
and relegate tho "barnacles" to the
rear.
Without counting recent additions
of territory, there are in the United
States twenty-three persons to the
hipmre mile. The figure in England
is 370, in Belgium 571, and in Germany
270. If tlie tiop'uhttion in this county
were as dense as that in Helgitun tho
uggrogato would exceed the present
population of the earth.
TlIK prediction may safely lie ven
tured that as soon as the Democrats
win an election in one of the islands
they will immediately begin insisting
that they wore tho original expanders,
mid that they have been Imperialists,
annexationists and spreaders from
the time of JelTerson clear down to
date.
Tlie I'pnet" t'liiiiml'-slouefs,
WastdnKtoii, Aur. 23. In view of tho
early meeting at I'atls of the Spanlsh
Ainerlcnn pence commissioners ar
rangements are aheady under way foi
the entertainment of this distinguished
body. It Is mulct stood that the com
mission will be the guests ot the French
government, and while no foimal In
vitation has yet born extended there Is
reason to believe one will come In due
time, and that the commissioners will
receive every couitesy and uttentlon
which the Vrench government can be
stow. The president hopes to be able
to announce the names of the commis
sioners on tlie part of the United States
this week.
Millions Given Away.
It Is certainly cratlfyiiii: to tlio public to
know of one concern in the land who are not
afraid to lie ceiirroiis to the needy and suller-
Tho proprietors ol nr. Kings iew
Discovery for Consumption, toughs anil
Colds, have given away over ten million trial
,.,if l-j ,.f ihia uniit medicine: and have tlie
satisfaction of knowing it litis absolutely
cured thousands or hopeless cases. Asinina,
Uionchitis, Hoarseness and all diseases of
tins Throat. Chest and Lungs tiro study cured
hv it. Call on A. Winder. Druggist, and get
a trial bottle fico. Kigular sle Me. and sd.
Kvery bottlo guaranteed, or pneo reiunueu.
THE SOUDAN EXPEDITION
Passes Tliroiigli tno uouiiii-.v .imuo
Di-snliitc by tlio DorvWhos.
Atbara. Aug. 23. The transport
rolunin of the Soudan exedlt-ion, which
left Camp Atbara on Aug. 10, marching
nlnnir the left bank of the Nile to an
advanced post at Nasrl Island, arrived
at Metommeh on Sunday last.
The column traversed the formerly
prosperous and thickly populated Jnalln
country, which Is now completely ue-
serted and covered with the whitening
bones and sun dried bodies of tho
tribes massacred by the Dervishes Inst
year. Everywhere are evidences of the
misery and decay. The skillfully built
DervlBh huts are deseited and crumb
ling. Metemmeh Itself, a town of GOO
houses, Is now a city of desolation. Its
houses In ruins, Its alleys blocked with
skeletons and its court yards putrid
with corpses. The few natives seen are
disposed to be friendly.
The Second brigade passed there In
boats on their way to the front. Tho
Nile Is high. The Sirdar having al
ready reconnoltcred the liver to Shab
luka, within CO miles of Khartoum,
found the passage easy for the gun
boats. A full advance Is expected to
begin shortly, and It Is not unlikely
that Khartoum wl.l be captured by tho
middle of September. The heat Is try
ing, but the expedition is In good condition.
THE KIDNEYS
Some Important Duties They
Have to Perform.
The Kidneys arc filters of tho blood.
Thousands of times daily every drop of
blood in your veins passes throuijh your
Kidneys to be cleansed of impurities.
Both your health aud your life depend
upon keeping uisoase
nwtiy from those im
portant orgfctis. The
minute the Kidneys
arc out of order, you
;in to have pains in
the small of the
back vour urine
has a sediment
in it after
s tan ding
twenty-four
h ours
there Is
scalding pain in
passing water,
and you are com
pelled to get up
often at night to
urinate. A doctor
knows what those
symptoms mean. You
erst.md them iust ns well as he.
Tor all those troubles tnere ts a meut
cine that cures them Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Itemedy. It re
moves the Kidney poisons and restores
perfect health. Ask your druggist for
it. It costs onlv $i a bottle.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE. We
will send a Sample Bottle of Favorite
Remedy and pnmphlot of valuable in
formation free to those renders of this
paper who will give it a trial. Send
name and address to the Hr David
Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, N. Y.,
and mention this paper. The Sample
Bottle will then bo forwarded by mail
without charge. We mnke this olTcr so
that no money need he paid out in ex-
perimcntSj
ME
vwn
THE THIEVING CUBANS.
Confiscated tlie Tents, Stores, Arms and
Personal Effects of Our Soldiers
on the Cancy Koad.
Santiago de Cuba. Aug. 23.-On the
breaking up nf Clencrnl Wheeler's camp
on tlie Caney rnnd on Ktlihiy the tents
and geneinl equipment of the division
hoBdquurtom were left In charge ot the
qunrtei master's department. During
the night the Cubans stealthily cou
llneated all the tents, stores, arms
and pcisonul effec of the soldiers.
There Is no clew to the' robbeis. On
Satuiday Cn nernl Lawlon ordered the
nmniunltlon nnd aims to be brought
into town, but it wns too late. Kvnry-
thlnir was none.
(ieiiirnl Kent's hrlKRtle, stationed
tlnee miles from Santiago, also lost
their tents, and the soldiers marched
Into town barefooted, their shoes and
everything portable having been stolen,
the Cubans equipping themselves with
the arms, tents and ptnvMoim of the
Americans. They are cnnlintiatly stulk
lug about the camps, and constant
vigilance Is necessary.
There nie Is1 patients In the hospital
at Slbonev. nnd tlie authorities urge
their Immediate removal. Cllmntle de
bility Is n.- ti.nl as the fever. The doc
tois say that delay In moving the
patients v 111 menace their lives. Tho
death rate Is high.
More Troop Tor Honolulu.
San Francisco, Aug. 211. A telegram
has been leeelved ft om the war depart
ment unlet lug nil the Hoops of General
Mertltt's department remaining here to
he sent to Honolulu, with at least four
months' subsistence and medical sup
plies, and to be held tlieie until fur
ther orders. The tinnsports Australia
nnd City of Sidney are being cleaned
prepatatory to cat l ying out this order.
LAST OF THE SEASON.
I.nu-ltiite Ten-Uny llvciii slon to Atlantic
City, .V, ia I'i Hjltnnlil llilllnmil.
September 1 is the dalo of the last low-rate
ten-day excursion from Ihie, Troy, llollc
foute, Williainspoit, Mnrunaiiua, Sinibiiry,
Shenandoah, Dauphin, and principal inter
mediate stations (including stations on
launch roads), to Atlantic City, Cape May,
Orcali City, Sea Isle City, Avalon, Anglcsca,
Wildwood, or Holly lleach, via Pennsylvania
Ilailroad.
Excursion tickets, good to lcturn by reg
ular tiains u it) tin ten days, will bo sold at
rate of jlD.lHI from Erie, f.".0l from Will
iainspoit, and proportionately low rates fiom
other points. Tickets to Atlantic City will
also bo sold via tho Delawaro Hiver llridgo
Kontc, tho only all-rail line, at ten cents
more than the rate via Market street wharf,
Philadelphia.
For information in icgaid to rates and
time of trains consult hand hills, or apply
to agents, or I',. S. llarrar, Division Ticket
Agent, Williainspoit, 1'a.
to ui.i:.xm: Tin: svsthm
Ktlorlually yet gently, when costive or bil
ious, to permanently overcome habitual
constipation, to awaken tlio kidneys and
liver to a healthy activity, without inhaling
or weakening them, to dispel headaches,
colds, or fevers, use Syiup of Figs, made by
the California Fig Synip Co.
Mnro than twenty million frco samples of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo liavo been dis- j
trihuted by tlio manufacturers. What hotter j
proof of their confidence in its merits do you
want? It cures piles, burns, scalds, sores, in
the shortest spaco of time C. H. Hagcnhucli.
The sbncoii llitllronil Wreun.
Iioston, Aug. 23. The condition of the
passensers In the wreck nt Sharon
Sunday night who were placed In hos
pitals here Is favorable with tho ex
ception of flint of Charles II. Fryo, a
selectman of Ilovere and cashier of the
Central National bank ot Uoston, who
it was said, cannot recover, and Delia
W. Vernon, of South Uoston. The total
number dend Is four, ns follows:
Franklin M. Waters, of Somervlllo;
Mrs. Mary Fltsspatrlclc, Uoston; Mrs.
Charles H. Frye, Ilevore; Mrs. C. II.
Bristol, "Wlnthrop.
TO BIRMINGHAM AND MEMPHIS.
llNSUIU'ASSKIl SEItVlUK OtTKUKD 11V TIIK
S0UTIIKKN RAILWAY.
Leaving Broad Street station, Vhlladclplda,
at tl:."3 p. in. dally, tho "Southwestern
Limited," carrying a dining car and the
most hixutioiH Pullman drawing room sleep
ing cais, reaches Ilinniiiglian tho following
night at 10:10 and arrives at Memphis the
next morning at 7:10. Through sleeping cars
for Asheville, Savannah, Jacksonville,
Tampi, Atlanta. Mobile aud New Orleans arc
also attached to this train. Pullman reser
vations can bo made hi advance and all in
formation obtained hy communicating witli
John M. Heal, District Passenger Agent, 82
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Captain Kviiun n Typhoid Victim.
New York, Aug. 23.- U Is said at
itoosevelt hospital that Captain lCvnns,
of the battleship Iowa, will be brought
to that liislltiitiu:, nt "lire. The enp
tnln if suld to be sulTetlnu from ty
phoid malaria.
Trull, ui'ir.1 woll. l'coiile have learned
that DeWitt's Little Early Risers aro reliable
little pills for lcRulating the bowels, curing
constipation and sick headache. They don't
gripe. C. It. llagenbiich.
Spiclal Nlm-lbiy i:i-iiroliin.
For the hem-lit of thoso desiring to visit
the guilt Ocean drove Camp Meeting, the
Pennsylvania liailroad Company will, on
August M, sell excursion tickets to Ocean
tirovc, Asbtiry Park, or Long Branch from
stations mimed below nt the very low rates
quoted.
These tickets will bo good for passao lo
Philadelphia on train Indicated, thcuco on
u-gtilar trains leaving Broad street station at
11:30 a. m., 3:1 and t:0S p. in. that day to
destination :
Train
L-iivi's. Hate.
Lenvo C:0."i a. m. $I.CO
o p.) ' :i.sr
G.tfS " 3.W
(WS5 " 3.W
. 7.01 " 3..V)
t.lke the flame on the forge that looked firctcu
mid dark
Rre the bellows-draft quickened the smouldering
Bo life Is a spark; and life Is n firei
And life Is n flame rising higher nnd higher.
One ficc tircilli of nature ire hope dies in men,
And the fast-i'.idliig embers will waken again.
Thousands of people die of wnsthig weak
ening diseases every year who by all rules
of n. Utile and icason ought to be restored
lo health and sttcngth. The medicines
tlicy receive from the average doctor ac
cording to regulation, stereotyped practice
are mere temporal y palliatives; they do not
reach down deep into the vital oigauism
where the spark of life lies dormant wait
ing lo be awakened.
In numbctless ca-cs where every other
remedy absolutely tails Dr. Pierce's fjolden
Medical Discovery breathes its stroncr vi.
talizintr power upon the slumbering forces
of life and wakens them Into active energy.
-It quickens the digestive and blood-making
glamis and empowers mem to supply trcsh
rich nourishment to all the organs and tis
sues: imbues the heart nnd lungs with vi
tality; destroying and excreting naturally
from the system the bile-poisoned dregs
which lurk in the circulation, thus building
up new constitutional vigor and activity.
"I took n severe cold which settled on uiv
lungs nnd chest, and 1 suffered Intensely." writes
Mr. Harrison Smith, of Clancrcek. Kv. "I
tried several of our best physicians, nnd they
gave up all hope of mv recover'; tluy said 1 had
consumption nnd could not live more than n few
weeks. I took five bottlesof Dr. rlcrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery and am sound and well to-
oav l ici nfiier limn l nave in Tn venr
AN OHIO SENSATION.
4oport Thnt .Tnlm it. MoLonit Will
Untor McICIitley'M Calilnoti
Dayton, O., Aug. 23. A special from
Iho Clnclnuutl Times-Star wns repro
duced In the papers here that John It.
McLean would not he tcprcsented by
Chairman Dan McConvllle, Lewis O.
Hertiard or any other of his former
lleutennnts who are In the Democratic
state convention, and tho tonson for
hhn not taking part was said to bo duo
to the report that John It. McLean is
....n....n.l nn. II A Alrrnt n a ann
ul nui-i:it;ii vii.-iii iii i 41. . , .
rotary of war In McKinlcy's cabinet. , hlllfMi
This cuused more stir among the dele
gates than anything that has been
sprung for yearn at Ohio Conventions.
Although McLean wns prominently
before the last Democratic convention
for tho presidential nomination, and
would have been elected senator in
place of Hnnna If the Democrats had
carried the legislature last November,
nnd although his paper, the Cincinnati
Knqulrer, was considered a lending ad
vocate ot Ilryan aud free silver, the
story about McLean prohab.y becoming
the successor of Alger was believed by
many ot the delegates. They cited the
cose of Hayes appointing Keys, a
southern Democrat, as his postmaster
general, nnd later of Cleveland making
aieshnm his sectctary of state, anil
said that McKlnley hnd appointed Lee.
Wheeler nnd other Democrats to lend
ing places and that greater surprises
In politics than this had happened. It
was conceded If McLean should no-
come McKlnlev's secretary of war, nnd
the Cincinnati Knqulrer an miminis-
tratlon paper, that It Would cause a po
litical revolution, as McLean and nis
paper hnve been the most potential
factors in this state, ns well as In
Kentucky, Indiana and other states for
free silver.
While some delegntes are busy de
nouncing the story as an ante-convention
sensation, and ridiculously ab
surd, It ts certainly commanding more
attention than other matters which are
not disputed.
"Saved Her Life.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
Ah ICollceteil by Dealing In hudol
phlu mill I!iill!iiitii-t,
I'hlladelphlA, Aug. 22. Flour slow; win
ter superfine. JL'.IMf 2.40; Pennsylvania
rouer, cienr, ?;i.2.iy;;.40; city mills, extra,
ii-ioy-- ItJ'e Hour steady ut J2.S0 pur bar
rel for choice Pennsylvania. Wheal
weak; No. 2 red, spot and month, 72'a
i2',ic. ; no. September, G9i&iir70c. Corn
lower; No. 2 mixed, August and Septem
ber, 31Hi34tc.: No. 2 yellow, for local
trade. 34fi34!fcc Oats quiet; No. 2 white
clipped, new, 29f29M-.; do. old, 323214c,
liny steady; cholc timothy, $11. CO for largo
bales. Ileef steady; extra mess, $3; pack
et, ).mviW; city extra India mess, $14.50
T15.M); beef bums, $22t(22.r,0. Pork easier
mess, $!).BUiiiI0; short clear. $115713; family,
f I2.r,01 13. Lard weak; western steamed,
$3.33. nutter steady; western creamery
14yalDi;.; factory, 111314c.; Elglna, IDe,
Imitation creamery, 13flCc.; New York,
duiry, 13!?17c.; do. creamery, 14y2B'18l4c,
fancy Pennsylvania prints Jobbing at 2151)
24c; do. wholesale. 20e. Cheeso dull! large,
white, 7lie. ; small do., 73Jc. ; large, col
ored, 7',4c.; small do., SliSVic; light skims
6US(6Hc; Part skims, GM5JuV4c.; full
skims, 2(?2,(,e. Kggs firms New York nnd
Pennsylvania, 1 UfeWlolic. ; western, fresh,
lfic. Potatoes steady: Jersevs. $1.73W1.87y,.
and will permit of stop-oil' at Philadelphia Long Island, $1.7D5j2; sweets, yellow, $3
within It in it. 3-25- Tallow nominal; city, 3sc; country.
srOse. I'etroieum stcaay; reiinuu jnow
York, $0.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
$0.45; do. In bulk, $3.95. Hofln quiet;
sti allied, common to good, $1. 30511.35. Tur
pentine steady at 29i29'.2e. nice steady;
domestic, fair to extra, !';57C?io. ; Japan,
WlC.iic. Molasses steady; Now Or
leans, open kettlo, good to choice, 2S3
33c. Cabbage steady; Long Island, $2fflt.
Cottonseed oil neglcctcu nnd nomlnully
easy; prime summer yellow, 'tc; oft
summer yellow, 235 1 23lc. ; prime winter,
yellow, 2Sc.
Ilaltlnioi-e, Aug. 22. Flour dull; western
superfine, $2.505?2.75; do. extra, $2.9053.2'! ;
do. family. $3.DO5i3.40; winter wheat, pat
ent, $4fil.20: spring do., $1.40511.00; sprine
do.. $1.405(4. CO; spring wheat, straight, $4.30
Jn.G.i. W heat weak and lower; spot, 73
September,
Shenandrnh...
Kmckvllle
St. 1 loll-
Pottsvllle
Schuylkill Ilnvcn....
' I III Mil li I III I
i
R9. JOnN WALLET, of Jefferson,
Wis., than whom nono Is more highly
esteemed or widely known, writes,
"In 1S0O I had a sovcro attack of LaGrlppo
and at tho end ot four months, In splto of all
physicians, friends and good nursing could
do, my lungs hoart and nervous Bystcm vi oro
so completely wrecked, my llfo was de
spaired of, my friends giving mo up. 1 could
only sleep by tlio uso of opiates. My lungs
and heart pained wo terribly and my cough
was most aggravating. I could not llo In
ono position but a short tlmo and not on my
loft sldo at oil. My husband brought mo
Dr. Miles' Norvlno and Hoart Curo and I be
gan taking them. When I had taken a half
bottlo ot each I was much better and contin
uing persistently I took about a dozen bot
tles and was completely restored to health to
thosurprlsoof all."
Dr. Miles' Kcmcdlesl
are sold by all drug
gists under a posltlvo
guarantee first bottlo
benefits or money ro
fundod. Hook on dis
eases ot tho heart and
norves free. Address,
K5V rir 'WM
jl- ITIIIUO
fe- Rostoros ii
WL Health JM
Tlio Snunlsdi (mmIssIonors.
Washington, Aug. 23. The state de
partment received a call yesterday
from M. Thlelmut, secretary of the
French embassy and in charge during
the absence of Au'bassndor Uambon,
who horo a notification from the Span
ish government of the military commis
sioners for Cuba and Porto Ulco. They
oro ns follows: For Cuba Major Oen-
pi.il Gonzales Parrado, ftcar Admiral
Pastor y Laudero, Mnrquls Montoro.
For Porto Itlco Major General Ortega
y Diaz, Commodore of First Hank Val
Inrlnn v Currasco, Judge Advocate
Sanchez del Agulla y Leon.
Dli.MILE.J MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, lnd.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
jj- M. HtmiCK.
ATT0RNKY -AT-LAW.
Oftler Hiriin lildldlnu. ion er ul Main hii
IViXru stn-i-ts, Sheimndoali.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in tlio world for cuts,
onuses, sores, ulcers, salt riiemn, rover sores,
to'.tcr, chapped bauds, chilblains, coins, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cuics piles.
or jo pay required. It is guarauleed to give
porfect satisfaction or inouy refunded, l'riie
SB cents nor box. For salo hy A. Wxsluy.
f II. l'OMKUOY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
HhoiiAiuloah, Pa.
pn
ltOK. JOHN .IONICS,
Tickets will bo good for return passage on
regular trains until September 1, inclusive,
When you call tor DoWitt's Witch Hazel
Salvo the great olio cure, don't accept any
thing else. Don't be talked Into ncuepling li
substitute, lor piles, lor sores, tor minis. J.
11. Hagcnbuch.
The South anil lt A.lniitiii;.
Tho Southern Hallway has issued for fieo
distribution, a sixteen page journal des
criptive of Virginia, Noith aud Smith Caro
lina, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama and
Mississippi. Persons seeking new locations,
or capitalists desiring to make safoand profit
able investments will find tho information
ontaiiicd tbeiein both valuable and inter
esting. Copies will bo lualieil ireo upon ap
plication to John M. Heall, District lassen- 73ihl!.; mr,ntb. 725j72Vic
You Invito disappointment when you ox-
... mnut iiav it's I, tt o i;ariv ltisers arc
niuiuint rasv. thnroueh little Hills. They
euro constipation and sick headacho just as
sure as you take mem. u. n. iiagonuuen.
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT, OF 0. A. R.
WK lire Informed by n western ex
change that one .Tallies Tuttle, a
wealthy resident of Lincoln, III., who
recently departed this life, bequeathed
$1,000 to Col. Robert J. Ilih'ursoll on
condition that the latter preach the
funeral sermon over the k'ruvc. As
to whether or not Unhurt U. complied
with the will is not stated.
The Now ( hllenii Minister.
Washington, Aug. 23. Senor C. Morla
Vicuna, envoy extraordinary and min
ister plenipotentiary of Chile to the
United States, has arrived here. Ho was
accompanied to this country by Mrs
Vicuna and their four children. Senor
Vicuna Is no stranger to Washington,
his diplomatic career, which has In
cluded some of the most Important
missions under his government, having
leen begun here nearly 30 years ago as
first seeietary of the Chilean legation.
SU.MMIIK OUTlNdS.
PK!:soN.M,V.coNlHJl-rKl TIIUH VIA I'K.NN
SVI.V.KIA KA1I.KO.W1.
Tho Pennsylvania Iiaiiioad Company an
nounces the follimiug porsonally-'-otiiluili'd
tains for the summer and rally aiilumn of
1SUS:
To Yellowslono Patk and the Trans-
Mississippi I'xpiisition on a spcciil train of
Pullman sleeping, compartment, observation,
and dining cars, allowing ciuhl days hi
"Wunderlaiid" and two days at Omaha, Sep
tember 1. Hate, f23.- from Xeiv York, Phil
adelphia, lUltimore, and Washington; 230
from Pittsburg.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 65, Mahanoy Oily, Pa,
ITftvltii. Htudlcd under bouio o! the best
(masters lo Ixmdon nnd Paris, will glvo lesnona
on tho violin, mandolin, Kiiltnr and vocal culture.
Terum ruuaonauie. Anurous in care ui niroima
the Jeweler HlionuudoHli.
P
ennsylvania
RAILROAD.
HCHUYK1M. PIVIKION.
JUJYV 1, lWrtf.
Trull ib will leuvuHlieuuiulouli Hltt-r ino mo u
uuiu lor V UlUn rtou, I'ruukvlllti,
wuter, Mt. tltutr, I'iiiiavllio. Jjutuuuiic, uctuiurt(
i'ottstuwiu I'lioeuisville. Wurrisiuwii n.dl'hi.'
Aaeljitila (lipAd Btrt'tl Htutlnuul 6u0 nu old
vz, o 19 p iu. uu w Lett unya, nuim
To Niagara Falls, excursion tickels good to " i, i" 'Vraekv.lle tor abenanUoaU .
ger Agent, 828 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
I'a.
I had a riiimlng. itching sore on my leg
Sufi'oied tortures. Dean's Ointincut took
away tho burning and itching inshiutly and
quickly efl'ectcd pcrinaneiit curo." C. W.
Lenhart, Howling Green, I).
Killed III Follow Cotintr.vnmn.
Dubois, Pa Aug. 22. A shooting and
cutting alfray occurred yesterday nt
Kleanora, a mining hamlet near here.
In which tho foreign element partici
pated and used each other up generally.
An Italian drove one of his country
men Into n coko oven and shot him In
the groin, tho victim dying Boon after.
Tho murderer lied, and so far has es
caped the em aged miners, who are still
searching for him. Further trouble Is
feared.
Hhuit you are, dear reader! The
'i-tj 4 ill tu ilntlv Mllttlilvitli' tllll tieOlllo
' t"e Slli.....,i..,.l, ,t tl. Mnliniiiiv
valley with the iiowb while it is news.
Tho frequency yith which our ex
changes reproduce Iteins from our
columns attest the popularity of the
paper. Thu Hkuald leads, never
follows; and It Is a klltliiK' pace for its
contemporaries.
r. Tried Maity Medicines
Hellof Cnmo Only From Hood's
" I suffered with a pain In 'my stomach
nil imad. and had heart trouble. I tried
tnanv medicines without much benefit
Finally I thought I would give Hood's
BarsapariUa a trial, and it has completely
cured tho pain in my stomach and bene
fttpfl . inn In other wavs." JOHN M.
PiuicilAKDs, Avoca, Pennsylvania.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
the best-In (act the One True lllooil l'urlller
Hood's Pills cure indlgesliou. M cents.
D.iWIU's Witch llar-ol Salve lias tlio largest
Kilo of any salve In tho world. This fact
and its merit has led dishonest pooplo to at
tempt to couutcrlelt It. IvOok out inr me
man wno aneiupis in ueeuiu juu iii.-,tj,u
all for DeWitt's witch uazio naive, tno
Kicat pilo curo. C. H. Ihigenbuch.
HiihMm sii11h Vor Sunt lnp;o.
New York. Aug. 23. Lieutenant Hob-
son left this city today on the Scgur
anca for Santiago, whole he will super
intend the raising of the Spnnlsh war
ships. Yesterday Hobson made final
arrungeinents with tlie makers of tho
air bugs, which will be sent to him hy
Instalments. There will be nearly 200
of them, which will have a lifting ca
pacity of from 1.200 to l.IWO tons,
millions of Dollars
Oo dd In smoke every year. Take n
risks but get your houses, stock, fu
nlture, etc., Insured lu flnuVclassr
liable companies as represented by
DAVID FAUST, &SKsA!?K
UEPUCIUi HATKS TO CINCINNATI, O., VIA
l'UNNBYI.VANIA KAII.IillAI).
For tho thlrty-Tiecoiul National F.ncamp
niont of O. A. It., to bo held at Cincinnati,
O.. September !i to 10, 1803, tlio Pennsylvania
Ilailroad Company will sell excursion tickets
at rato of single faro for tlio round trip.
These tickets will bo sold on Scptembor 3,
1, and 5, and will ho good to leavo Cincinnati
returning not earllor thin September II nor
later than September 13, except that by de
positing ticket with Joint Agent at Cincinnati
on September .1, 0, 7, S, or I), and on payment
of twenty-flvo cents, lcturn limit may bo ex
tended so that passengers may remain at
Cincinnati until OctoberiJ.
Disinvvnrn'H PoIsOnlnu; Mystery.
San Francisco, Aug. 23. Chief of Po
lice Lees, of this city, Is In communica
tion with the Delaware authorities re
garding tho poisoning of Mrs. John P.
i 1 .,1,.,.,.. TlTo T Tt
Beano, by some person supposedly SlftL
rcsiuuui ui hub i in. i-iiii " ...o ... -(,, tji ..i if
hampered In his efforts to trace the , wlrau tor othera it
(,90.; Di-ceinber, CVikc. steamer mixed
No. i red. WfilM'iO. ; southern, by Bumplo,
C5if7lc. ; do on grade, 705i7H4c. Corn weak
and lower; mixed, 34.'!3lto. ; month,
3HI3-H4C. ; September, Wi'ti 3:iTtc. ; steamor
mixed, 23V&iif33c; southern, whlto, SGc;
do. yellow. 3;f(30c. Outs stendy; No. 2
white, western, 2iTJi: No. 2 mixed do.,
25Vtf(2(Ic. Ilye quiet; No. 2 nearby, 46V4c;
No, 2 western, 4S".o. Hay dull; No. I
timothy, $1Hi12. Grain freights stoadler;
steamer to Liverpool, per bushel, 2Vid.,
August; Coik, fiir orders, per qunrtor,
2s. Cd August; 3s.(i(3s l'.fcd., September.
Sugar strong; granulated, 5.13V4. Butter
steady; fancy creamery, 19?20c.: do. Imi
tation, 10fil"e.; do. ladle, lPilloc; good
ladle, 13c; stoic packed, 12S( 14c. Eggs
firm at llfiH'.o. Cheeso steady; fancy
New York, large, S-iTiSJc; do. medium,
SH38c; do. small, SiiTiDVje. Lettuce,
7r,;. per bushel box. Whisky, 1.29ifri.S0
per gullnn for finished goods in carloads;
$1.3piJl.!K per gallon for lobbing lots.
return within tun daya will be mid on July
21, August 4 and 18, September I. IS and 20,
at rato of flu fimu Philadelphia, ll.iltiinoie,
and Washington. These tickets Iniludo
transportation only, and will permit of stop
over within limit at hullalo, Uochester, and
Watklns on the return trip
Two ten-day tours to Gettysburg, Luiay
Caverns, Natural llridgo, Virginia Hot
Springs, llicluuoud, and Washington, Sep
tomber 28 and October 10. Tate, $115 from
New York, ?03 from Philadelphia. Pro
portionate rates from other points.
For itineraries and furthor information ap
ply to ticket agents, or address Geo. W
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent.
Philadelphia.
Fatal CollKltm ut Sua.
Ilnmburg, Aug. 23. The pearl fishing
steamer Newburg collided with the
English schooner Catherine In tho
channel during the prevalence of a
dense fotr nn finmlnv All nf l, n n.i,
arlno's crew except the helmsman and l3'75' ...?!??" C"Y.?,
eight men were drowned. One member ,owc'r; Homo Into arrivals unsold;
of tho crew of the Newhurg was killed JDQ7.75; tops. M; buttermilks, 3.7i
Ailmlriil "nliln.v si'idoii-ly III.
Hildgepntt. Conn., Aug. 23. Admiral
Schley Is confined to his summer home
In Westpurt by Illness, ami no one ex
ccpt his attendants ate allowed to see
him or have any conversation with
him. The Illness Is pronounced a fever.
the character of which Is not yet
known.
Mlll-ileli-d llor Mtof.
Now Market. Out.. Aug. 23. Minnlo
Sexton yesteulny deliberately Mred four
bullets Into the body of nor opier sisiur,
Susie Sexton, killing her Instantly, 'ine
litrlH were orphans, living together.
George Pnttridge, passing Just before
tlie murder, heard the two girls laugh
ing Joyously. Immediately nfter com
mitting the deed the woman gave her
self up. At ohe tlmo Bhe was confined
In the lunatic asylum, nnd of late has
been acting Btrangely. The dead woman
was 35 years of age, and was to have
been marited shortly. Her sister op
posed ths matoh and declared It should
never tok place.
guilty person because the Delawuro
authorities have not sent him any of
the evidence In the case. He desires
the original box which contained the
candy and the paper In which It was
enclosed, with tho address written on it.
He suggests that a photograph of the
nrtlclOB desired might aid him In his
search. Ho has made no arrests, and
will not admit that he contemplates
taking suspectB into custody.
No Yellow Fever lit Camp AYIknll'.
New York, Aug. 23. Dr. Nunez, the
yellow fever expert, has relieved the
nnxlety of the soldiers and relatives of
Boldlers at Camp Wlkoff, Montauk
Point, L. L, by tho statement that at
no time has there been a case of yel
low fovor in thu camp.
discomfort at all. There
Is no reason why child
birth should ho a period
of pain and dread. Scv,
end mouths beforo a
woman becomes a
mother sho should
prepnro herself for
tlio critical ordeal.
Thcro is a prepara
tion luatlo which Is
intendod for this
purposo alono.
Tlio nnmo of
this wonderful
preparation id
It is a I
liniment
to bo ap
nlied ex-
tornallv.
It relaxes
tho mus
cles and re
lieves
LIvo Stock MnrkotM.
Now Y'ork, Aug. 22, Cattle active;
steers steady; rough stuff steady to 10c.
lower; all sold; steers. M.G3Q5.70; extras,
$5.90; oxen and stags, $3.23ff5; bulls, $2.75'8i
3.C0; choice fat do., fl.0Sfj-t.17K; cows, fl.75
veals steady to
grassers a shade
veals.
'3f?1.50;
Krassers. Si.uWti, Prime sheep steady;
others a shade lower; lambs, SO"! 7Gc. ; 14
cars unsold; sheep, $:i.2.,ii choice
wethers, "; culls. $2.Wf3; lambs, $1,251?
6; choice, Jli.l2ViC25. Hogs easier nt $4.2J
GI.S0.
Knst Liberty, Pu Aug. 22. Cattle
higher; extra, ri.30-u6.50; prime, $5.30fl5.50;
I common, t3.MVff4.lG. Hogs steady; pilme
mediums, $l.2.fi4.l; bust Yorkers, 1.20tf
4.25; heavy, $M(K4.1t; common to fair
Yorkers, fl.OuHt4.15; pigs, $3.70fn.03; roughs,
S2.75fr3.00. Sheep lower; choice, Jl.50ftl.C0;
common, S3.25fi3.75; choice spring luuibs,
t'.75'(0: common to good, IQ5.50; veal
calves, $7(u7.W.
Stou That Cough ! Take warning. It may
lead to Consumption. A 2.ro bottlu of Shlloh's
Cure may kwo yuur life. Sold by P. 1),
Kirlln and a guarantee.
TO THE LAND OF SUNSHINE
7 aii, 11 10 a. in. una 5-10, 7 3H . Munday,
11 Ul u, in. una b 10 p. iu.
Ia-ihu I'uUdviIIo tor HlioiiiinUoali (via Fruck
vlllu, 7 10, II 'M u. in., 620, 7 lO p. ui. tliiiiday
III u.1 U. III., ,1 M II. III.
1.1'uvo i'nlliuli-liilrfii, (Kroud strui-t btutloii), lui
aliitunauun ut a. lu., t Ju p. in. we.-lc iltiys.
MiuUun Kuo at e .Si and 0 2.1 n. n.
Iuvo llruiia htreciniullou.l'liiibutiiiiiiin,
I'OH NKW YOltK.
KxnreaH.week-duya, 8 20, 1 1, 4 60 5 05,5 15,(1 ."?,
7:t5,o'J-, 'JMJ, 1U21 lllilug Vur), ItlXJu. u.,
v Uu noun, A'ita (I.IIIUIUU 1 iai miiu t M . Ul,
niniiik. ithim). i iu. iiki (Dlulnir i url au. aou.
1U2, 6UU, S&mDlnlllgCiirJ, I) UU, 7 02,7 50 (Hill
lug cur;, iuuu p. iu., izui, uikiu. nuiiuu)ii,
iu.-, 4i, i w. oui. s 13 s a), vot, mai, (iiii.iuk
Curj, llab a. iu., 12M, luo iDlllllig uurj jau
lUliiiiig Car), 1U0 (Limited 4 XiHOiulut; Cur),
j-M,iM, (l)uitng Cur) Oitt, 7 02, J 5u, (UIiiIiik
C'urJ IU UU p. in,, 12 01 ulgllt.
i!.xprenH lor liualou wiiuoui vuuiiku, u w n i,,
week-auys, und 7 60 p. lu., dully.
Uulnklll i!xprea, (I'urlor Cur), 8 20 ll in week
duya.
WAHHINOTON AND TlIK SOUTH.
Fur llaltlmara and Waalllmrtou. 3 SO. 7 20, 8 32,
11) aj, 11 1, u. m., 12 ej, U31 (UiulliK Cur), 1 1'
IDInlng CurJ, J 12, 4 11, ISB uoiigre
muuui l.liuiicu, lmdng CurJ, 6 17. ! linn
lug Cur, 7Ut (l)luiilK Car p. in., und U3
night week duya. Mundays, a 50, 7 'M, 0 12, 11 23,
u. iu., 12UU, 1 It, lllulng UarJ 4 41, I5ai Uou-
Kreaaioiiui i.iuilleu, I'liuuK vurj, u ii'iuni
Curl, 7 31 IDinliiK Cur) p. in. uuu 1205 uigtit.
Kur Itultiuiure, uucoitnncMlatloii, U 12 u in, 2 02
und 4 01 p ui week ilaya, SOBunU It 10 p lit dully.
FOlt ATLANTIC CITY.
Leavo Ilroud street stutlou vis Delawuro rivet
brldi-o Kxpreas, Sou, 0 40 to niinutcsl u in,
"MS IS-Jlidnilti-al. 4 00 180 inluuteal. 7 UO u. in.
Miuiiaya, 5 00, U2U IbU inluutesj, u in, 2 as pi2
luliiiitisj, 7 uj p in.
J.euvn Alurkel aireel w an cxpreas, o w, a
lbOU 175 uiiniiteal.u ui, (loOSuturduysoiiy), 2UU
iva.llSO A.m.. VZ XI. 7 2ft . Ill in ,m...i ;i ih, 17.1 ,li,i!. l ail 11,0 liiliililea . "
Kor Mahanoj Plane, weekdays, 7 30. 9 54, 11 80 L, uu ua niiiiutesl. 4 au 175 inluutual. 5 Ul LO
. m., 12 27, 3 10, 6 07. 7 25, "J 65 p. 111. inluuica, 8 M iliJ lillnuteaj p In. Muuuuya, 8UU,
For Aaliluuu ami BuaiuoKlll, weeK uaya, I ou, t ;K) suu ijs mluuu.,!, sau, 0 00 175 lulnulcaj,
1180 . m., 12 27, 3 10, 6 07, 725 and S M p. I", y au 170 inluuti-aj a ill, uiid 4 SO 175 lulilliteal p in.
,. . .,l . Dl." .,,fi . " . ' ,. I el.w oxuuiwiull iuuu, I uuu ill uuuy.
It.&O. It. It., through truln i lf"i ltiaillnK j-or CupuJluy, Aimloaeu, WllUwoodand Hull
Terminal. I'hlladeluhlu. (I. k H. li X.) at 3 20, ii,.lu,iil .lin ,,,.,.,., ..Hi, i ,k mh ,,,
7 55, 1126 a. ra 8 10 ami 7.27 P. i . Hiiiidaya, weet Uliya, sm'iduj a. 8 -2U u m. OupuMuy only,
7i ' i .' . . In ... ii p i A i. la"!' niaturilua. ICxeuralon, 7 uu u in dally.
o ..w.u . n,, i i-or eu lale laiy. Lleeau diy. avuioii uuu
nut Mreels station, week, uuya, lujua. iu, 12 2u. stuliu llurbur liipreaa, U 10 a. iu., 2 30, 1 iu,
Philadelphia &
Reading Railway
Engines Burn Hard Coal No Smoke
IN KPFKOT JUf.Y 1st, 1S98.
Tralna leavo HheuauUouh aa followa :
For New York Tla Philadelphia, week duya.
7 30 9 51 a. ui., 13 27, 3 10 and 6 07 . 111.
I'or New York via Mauch Chunk, week days,
7 30 a. in., 12 27 and 310 n. in.
For lfeadlng und Philadelphia, week daya,
7 30, 9 51 a.m., 12 a iu ana 0 vi p, in
eat I'otiaviue, wceK uaya, 7au, a. iu.,
12 27, 3 10, 6 07 and 7 25 p. lu.
Fur Tauuimia and Mahanoy City, week iluya
7 30, 0 5 1 a. in., 12 27. 8 10 and 0 07 p. m.
ror wunainapon, ounoury anu i.wiauuri;,
week ilaya. 11 80 a. m., 12 7 2.1 n. 111
Cnll-
(npllllll SlgHjcii Pl-oinotid,
Washington, Aug. 23. The presi
dent has promoUd Captain Charles D.
Slgsbeu, II. S. N now commanding
tlio St, Paul, by advunclng him threo
mimburs on thu list ot captains lu the
navy for "oxtrnurdlnary he.nilsin."
IMuhty Kiililliirx Pull to Dentil.
London, Aug. 23, -A dispatch from
lhnlapest to a London news agency
says that while a lejflmcnt was cross
ing u pontoon hrldne over the Itlvcr
Maros. near Noad. the brldgo collapsed,
Three hundred men wore Immersed,
nnd it Is t oared that 80 were drowned.
Friend.
And rinnnrs, tlm Hand of Aiueilrn,
loi-iila.
Via tho true pathway, "Tho Iron Mountain
Uouto," which traverses a region of perpetual
tho U'lnshlno, wlicro snow storms, blizzards or
diHlonsion. hii-li altitudes aro unknown, Pullman first
pivesehuitici- nud secoml class palaco and tourist sleeping
ty to every mn U) vuuiH n Jlihsouri, Arkansas, Texas,
oorrnonilCln 01,1 N,',v 5,,,x,r" A,ii!0"!'. i'l"-rnla,
Childbirth, mill 0rl;K"Mi WashiiiKtoii, Nebraska, Utah and
taltoa nway nil Nevada, without change. Quirk tlmo, low
clangor and rates, and all tlio coinfortsof niodorn railway
nearly nil sutler- improvements guaranteed to all who pur
lug. Bcstrcsulta eiuf0 tickel via tlio Jilssouri Pacific railway
follow " tno system, Kur rates light from your homo,
during tho whoio "teral"' ' l'f"aatio.., dropapo.Uil
porlocl of ici;- cai-il, J, P. Mitiinu, T. P. Agent. Mil Itall.
nancy. H is Iho mad avenue, Klmira, N. Y., ur 301 llroad.
Tor Constipation take Karl's Clover Itoot
Tea. tlio great lllooil PurlHer. Cures Head
ache, Nervousness, Kruptlons on the Face,
and timkcis the head clear as a bell. Sold by
P. I). Klrliu and a guarantee.
nanov,
onlv remedy of tho ay. Now Yoik
kind in tlm world -l-tf W.
that is endorsed by
lihysiclnns.
$1 per Iwttlo nt nil
druK storoo, or Bent
hy mail on receipt
of prlco.
Fiieb Books con.
tnlnlng lnvnluahlo in
formation fornll womon,
will lx) sent to nny nd
ilress upon nppllcatiou to
Iho Cudneld Regulatsr Co-.
Atlanta, Qt.
K. Hovt, 0. K 1'. Agt.
A Few Pointers,
The i ere ul tlatUlio, of the number o
deaths show lliat llie laige majority die will
consumption. This disease tuny commence
with an apparently hninilees cough winch cun
he cured instantly hy Kemp's llalsam for the
Throat aud Lungs, which is guaranteed to
cure and relieve all cases. Price 25 and 50c.
Sold hy all druggists ; aslv for a free sample
to day.
12 15 8 40 p.m. Sunday, 1 35, 8 23 p. ui.
TKAINH FOK H1H!SAN1)0AH.
I.eavii New York via Phlladeliihlu. week
duya, 12 15, 4 80, 8 00, 11 30 a. in., und 1 45, 4 30
9 00 n. m.
Leuve New York via Mauch Chunk, week
davit. 4 80. 9 10 tt. lu.. 1 80 n. in.
1-HV-e rtmaaeipuia, ueaaing leriuiuai, ween
daya, 3 40, 8 80. 10 21 a, ni. and 1 30, 4 CO p. m.
Leave Heading, week daya, 7 0j, 10 08, a, in.
12 10, 4 17. o uu p. in.
l.euvo I'oiiaviue, wees uaya, t iu, i iu a. in
12 30 4 10, o iu auu o do p. in.
Iave Tamaqua, week daya, 8 30, 11 23 a, ut.,
1 19. 5 60. 7 20 n. Ul.
I.eavu Mahanoy City, week daya, 0 05, II 47
a. m.,'2 o iz, 0 21, 7 41 p. in
Leave Mahanoy Plane, week daya, 630, 9 25.
10 25, 11 59 a. IU., 241, 532, 6 41, 7 67, p III.
Leavo Wllluimaportt week uaya, 7 42, luuo a
i 12 31 and 4 00ii, ui.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave ITdladelnbla Chestnut street waif and
South strict hull (or Atlantic City.
WcekdiiVH KmresH. 8 00. 9 00. 10 45 a. III.. (1 30
Suturihiyaouly), 2 00,3 00,3 40 u0uilnututrulii, I
40U 105 inliiiito train, 430, BO) fOS inluiitu
trn n H40 7CO i, iti. AiunMlIUOUUtlOII. u in I
a, in., 5 00, 0 30 p. ut D1.00 excursion trulu 7 00
urn. Hundaya-Kipress, 730, 800, 8 30, 0 00,
10 00 a ui, 4 45 p in. Aceouiuioduilon, 0 15 u u,
4 45 p. iu tfi.uu uiciirsion irniu, i
Ueturulng leuve Atlautlo City depot, coruei
inn Tlf ,i,1,LVii nnlvll
7 CO, 7 45 IKS iniuuti) train, H!) ItA mlmito
tllllll, V w, iu to, it iw a "T'nlr ' . . '
93J p. Ul. Accouiuiodatloli, 4 25, 7 60 u. IB.
4 05 p. in. Jl.OO oxeurelon train (from .Mississippi
live, only) 010 p. in. HundayB-F.spieaa, J J0,
4 00,5 00,0 00,0 30,7 00,730. 8O0,930p. Ul. Ac
eoiumodatlon, 715 a. in.. SOS P. m. 1 00
usciirsloii train (from foot ot MlsalsBlppI uve.
only), u IU p in.
lOOUu'. in. week daya. Sunduya, 8 50 u. in.
-blon i
li,x-
. . t.. .. i.ia ritv. m.iii.m..
ror uuiie iuy iiiiu m. --'i
30, 145 pin. Additional for Cupo Miiy-4 15
i. iu. Sundaya-Hl ou cxcumiuii i ;
(81.00 itxi'iirM.mi Tliurwlay only) 7 CO a m. Suit
duya, 815. 9 15 u ut. . ,
Parlor Cara on all eprea trains.
For further Information, apply to iieurcal
Philadelphia aud Heading Hallway ticket aiceu
oraddrrsa . ,ir
I, A. HwKiaiun, Kiimok J. Wkiiics.
tlen'l 8up (len'l IWt Ant.,
Heading- Terminal, Pklludelplila.
vuraion 7 10 u m daily.
fur Muiuera Potui Kipro, SOO, 8 30, I0OJ
t. ui., 1 00 Saturdays only, 3uu, 4ixi, 5 uu, 6 30
n. ui. week duva. Sundays. 6 00. 0 00. 9 UU. v 60
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