CATARRH OF STOMACH.
A Heaiant, Simple, but Safe and Effectual
Cure for It.
f'tarrli or tho ntntiinch linn long lieen con
alilsrwl tlie next tlitujc lo Inciimhle. TIjo
t"ti'l symptom uren full or Moating sciiw-
Ion nfter Mtlnit. Brown nun I mi eoiiHtluica
with win r or watery risings, a formntlon of
KJfe. musing ptwmiirt) uii tho lieurt and
lungs ii ml ullllcull breatliltisi licniiaclios,
flokle nT.(tlt(, nctvoumio) and a general
J'layt'il out, Uiwulil feeling
Ther h often a fmil tusto In tho tnnutli.
omii.il tongue and If tho Interior of tlie
tiini-li could ho seen Ii would show a ninny,
InlNuiud condition
The ftiro of tills ,.innicm and ntvt'nnto
trouhle Is fomid In n tra meiit which cmues
tlie food to he ronilll.v. tlwrntigUy illrvsleil
iH'forr It h.w time to ferment mid Irritato tlie
di'llmtK tiiiifojgMKfa of tho stomach. Tn
Kw.tirnH iruiUtaml h.-nltliy illgr-tinti 1 tho
oiih iiocoMnry thing to do and when iiornml
d guatlr.ii la secured the ratarrhal cnnilliluu
w'.l havo dls:i' ared.
According to Dr. llnrlansi.n tho infest and
host treatment It to use alter en h meal a
tnhiet, ooinpiHcil of DlHtise, Aseptic 'opsin,
a little N'nx, tloldeli Seal and ruill iiclds.
Tlieno tildets cmii now hn f..iind at nil .'rug
stores under tho naino ol Stuait's Dyspepsia
Tablets hiiiI not helng u t nt medicine can
lmut.il with pcrftct mfety hIhI ns.unincu
that healthy appetite and thurniigh digestion
will follow their regular ukc after meals
Mr. N. J. lioober of 2710 Dearborn St.
Chicago, III,, writes: "Catarrh is a local
condition lesultlug from a neglected und in
tho head, whereby the lining membrane of
tho nose becomes Inllatucd and tho poUonons
dlschargo therefrom passiugbackward into
tho throat rearhes tho stomai'h, thus produc-
lug catarrh of tlia stomach. Medical authori
ties prescribed for mo for three years for
catarrh of stomach without euro, but to-day
I am the lmpp'est of men after using only
one bux of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. I
cannot flud appropriate words to expn ss my
good feeling. I havo fouud Ileal, appetite
and sound rest from their uso."
Stumt's Dyspepsia Tablets is tho safe.-t
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convenient remedy for any form of Indiges
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stomach, hiarthtim and bloating after meals
Send for little book in itled free, on stomal h
troubles, by addressing Stuart Co., Marshall,
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SAFE LOCK PUZZLES.
THE TROUBLE THAT 13 CAUSED BY
LOST COMBINATIONS.
A Iteiiinrknl.lr Kxiiprlenes With it
Screw Door Snfp, Which Deficit the
Aaannltsj of (lie Hxiicrli I'or Three
liny mill MkIiIm,
Onco n pnlntor working In tho Cotn
wcrclnl hotol Bllppod from his ladder nnd
In fulling Btruok his foot ngalnst tho knob
of tho office safe. A fow inomonts later
tho clerk attempted to opon tl.o doors, but
found them Inimovnblo; tho blow hnd
thrown "on" tho combination. As usual
In hotels where some one Is continually
on duty closo at hand, the outor look was
rnroly used. It was Inst oniployod no long
ago that nobody could romombor tho ex
net figures that governed It, nnd mi export
wnsscut tor. in uetcctivo stories this Indi
vidual would have placed his car ngalnst
tho door, turnod tho- knob a fow Union,
smiled enigmatically and thrown buck tho
bolts, but unfortunately such things don't
really happen outsldo tho work of M.
fiaborlatl. Asa matter of fact, five skilled
mochanlcs took turns nt trying for somo
SO hours, and finally tho makers woro tele
graphed to for the cipher.
Tho "stloklng" of snfo doors, as It Is
called colloquially, Is something that oc
curs now nnd then In ovory city, nnd the
most oommon cnuso Is the sudden death
of tho man possessing the combination.
tjmo cautious merchnnt tumbles ovor
with heart dtsonso or npoploiy, nnd Ills
snfo In found locked an tight as n drum.
In such cases thcro Is only one thing to do.
A holo Is drilled through tho door, so ai
to glvo ncooss to tho mechanism, nnd tho
lock Is thon plckod with n wlro.
As burglars often employ tho snmo
.process It may bo lntorostlng to ozplaln
just how It Is dono. A combination lock
consists of nfiurleaof disks, or"tumblors,"
onch having n, slot on tho edge, nnd whon
theso slots nro brought Into illgninont a
bar slides through nnd operates the bolts.
By moans of u hooked wire it Is compara
tively easy for an oxpert to revolve tho
disks until tho slots nre all lu tholr correct
positions, and that, in a nutshell, is tho
whole trlok.
The wldoly prevalent Idea that n combi
nation lock may bo opened "by car" Is ab
surd, nnd tho snfo sharp who pretends to
do it resorts to an lngonious method, cull
ed "backing up." Ho approaches n safo
whon tho combination is "off," nnd by
quietly turning tho knftb baokwnrd oan
toll by a slight obstruction whon tho first
number is reachod. Tho second is "piokod
up" tho saino way, nnd so on until tho
clplior is in his possession, whon ho boldly
announces that he can open the doors
wheuovor ho wants to. Many a mnn has
boon hoodwinked into bellovlng a good
lock worthless by this simple dodge.
Sudden donth is by no means responsi
ble for nil tho lookouts. Sometimes one
of thoso strnngo montnl scissions, in whloh
tho ovortnxod brain itself slips n cog,
causes a busy nun to forgot for the time
being oue or more of the numbers. He
mny havo oponed the safe every morning
for years and believed tho oombinntlon to
bo as familiar as tho face of his wife, but
It has slipped away into tho mysterious
regions of oblivion, and the harder ho
thinks tho loss apt ha is to recall it.
Some years ago a Now Orloans merchant
suddonly forgot tho second number of his
combination. He was in great distress, for
be fonred a mental breakdown, and,
strange to say, he had tho missing num
ber associated in somo manner with tho
idea of stopping or pausing.
"It has something to do with standing
still," ho repeated over and over again to
tho baflled experts. At last ho Jumped up
with a triumphant whoop.
"I have It," ho yelled. "It's 28. Don't
you eco, two-eight, to wait? I knew it had
soniothlng to do with stopping."
Onoof tho most reniarkablo lookouts on
record occurred in 1893 in a small town in
this state. A general merchant had what
was known ns n sarew door safo, with a
time lock, whloh got out of order. The
door in a safo of this kind is circular and
scrows in, nftor which an automatic con
trlvnnco throws tho bolts, whloh aro re
leased at a given hour by interior clock
work. Tho export sont for in this particu
lar caso uiado the necessary repairs, but
forgot to replace a small bar connecting
tho clock and the lock. Consequently whon
ho closed tho door the bolts flow into po
sition, and tlioro was no way in tho world
to got them back.
Tho safo contained n quantity of our
renoy, several flno wntclu-s and a lot of
diamond Jewelry, and the owner was wild
to havo it oponed. Thon bogan a battle
royal, Tho first schema of tho exports
was to bolt a long iron bar to tho door
and thon rnlso tho safe by a tackle and let
it drop. Tho theory was that tho Jar
might cause tho bolts to fly back long
enough to onnble tho loverago pressure of
tho bar to start the screw. This was tried
at least u hum! rod times, but without suo
coss. They thon determined to break down
tho door itsolf. It was composed of many
plates of steel hold together by a series of
small bolts. A beam 25 foot long was
swung from n derrick llko n battering
ram and hurled end on ngalnst the front
of tho safo. Shifts of durkies wore en
gaged to rollovo each other ut fixed hours,
and the blows were timed regularly, two
to tho minute. It was bolieved that a
vibration could thus bo sot up that would
eventually jur out the bolts, and, incredible
as it may eoom, tho assault was continued
unceasingly three days and nights. Tho
blows revorberated through the little
town like salvos of artillery, and the
whole country around turnod out to see
the fun. Sleep was impossible, and one
exasperated resident had actually applied
for an injunction when the plates nt last
sprung auunder.
Tho Interior was a wreck. Tho watohos
had been literally torn to pieces. The
damonds were found wrenohod from their
settings and tho ourronoy reduced to rags
by abrasion from flying particles. It had
to bo sent to tho treasury tor redemption.
When an expert is call ml in by a busi
ness man who finds himself unablotoopen
Lis safo, ho tries the plan, to begin with,
of reverting tho numbers given him. It
not Infrequently happens that the ownor
has accidentally rearranged them In nls
mind, and In.nlno cases out of ten that
proves to be tho fact. The lorgettui man
is always ready to take oath that bo lias
mndo no mistake until it is demonstrated
before his eyes that ho has. New Orleans
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A LEPROSY TRAGEDY.
THE SACRIFICE OF KAOMOUNA, THE
HAWAIIAN BEAUTY.
A Story Whirl, SliriL n rirlRlit Mutil
Upon the I'lllul Drvntlitn of Knnn-
Un WiniK-n U liy n lhili' AiHanco
Were Not Itplurnpil.
Tlie muni Honolulu erowd mu down at
the dock wlmn the Btwnmlilp Australia,
Boven day from Snn Frnnclooo, pulled
alongside tlie pier on a brilliant, (mini;
afternoon In January, 1895 American
women In summer afternoon cottumei, a
fow Kngllli and a few German women ol
society arrayed also for stwimer day
(which Is it Honolulu function), leaned
back languorously in their carriage) and
phaetons, under the shade of parasols, lis
tenlntr to the lnsy complimentary talk ol
tho duck clad, lei eiiwruathed young limi
ne men who combined duty with pleas
ure In thrift waiting for the great steamer
to slip lalmrlously into her measured berth
beside tho pier
Tho uvinl groups of silent, expectant
eyed Kntmkii men stood lu tlie sliade ol
the pier sIhmM, humble in attitude, ohary
of words, nnd yet sweet natuml. Somo ol
tlie men wore shoulder lets (wreaths oi
flowers) over tholr labor grimed hickory
shirts, nud'tlio Kanaka women wore lels
In crm belt over their flowing white
Mother Hnlibanls In truth, tho flower
wrwiths were everywhere. Staid, middle
aged merchants among the whites wore
them about their helmets aud straw hats,
nnd nil of tho white women in carriages
had Iwlts of Hawaiian oxotlos.
All of tho Kanaka women had bare feet.
They stood about in little groups ns silent
as tho men of their race A few of the
Kanaka women carried tiny brown babier
silent also Tho young women wero of
varying degrees of beauty, their figures
snowing 0 unuorm excellence of protior
tiou Ono of theo Kanaka women nt tho dock
on this brilliant January afternoon was
particularly beautiful. Sho was clad like
tho rest of tho women of her race. Sho
was fully C feet 10 Indies in height, and
the whito silk cord with which, unlike
tho other Kanaka womon, sho drew her
whlto dress nlmut her waist, emphasized
tho splendid, bcrolo proportions of her fig
ure Knoniouna wemed quite unconscious
of her beauty. Tho young shipping clerks,
hurrying to nnd fro on tho dock, with
their pencils behind their ears, stoppod
suddenly when they caught sight of her.
Tho women In tho carriages, who had not
boon long down from tho States or from
Europe saw Knmouna, nnd asked the
women of lougor Honolulu residenco,
"Who is that glorious creaturef" Kao
niounn, with a very sad face, spoke only
an occasional word to ono of tho Kanaka
women.
Tho Australia was tnado fast to the
pier, and tho passengers began to troop
over tho gangway There was ono man
with his pretty young wife and 3-yenr-old
llttlo girl. Tho llttlo girl was tho first to
catch sight of Koomouna as sho reached
tho bottom of tho gangway. Sho quickly
freed her hand from hor father's grasp and
ran toward Knoniouna with baby words
Knoniouna smiled nt tho little irlrl. but
did not offer to take her up. Instead, she
toiuou tier arms, looking down nt the llt
tlo pink faced child pleasantly. Whon tho
mother had taken tho llttlo girl, sho mined
her eyes' to look nt Kaoniotiua.
"Did you ovor In your whole life see such
a perfectly beautiful woman?" asked tho
young wlfo of her husband in a whiBper
wnen no came tip. "And Tlta seemed, to
take to her immediately. If we could only
havo her for a nurse for Tlta!"
Kaoniounn hoard her.
' Knoniouna would love to be that," she
replied in a soft Kanaka accented speech,
smiling Then a look of pain came Into
her face. "But It may not be it may
not bo" and with her hands at her oyes
Kaomouna turned suddenly nnd dlsno-
poared among tho departing men and wo
mon or ner race.
Thrco months later tho parents of the
llttlo girl were at tho dock together to wit
ness for tho first timo tho saddest of
sights tho departure of tho lepers for tho
island of Molokal. The Kllauca Hou, the
leper steamer, was out In tho stream, and
tho lepers wero being carried out to her In
barges A litter was borno through tho
roped enclosure for the lepers. On It lay a
very old Kanaka woman In the final stages
of tho disease. At tho sldo of the litter
walked Kaomouna. Hor faco was very sad
Tho parents of the little girl wondered.
They spoko to nn ofllclal of tho Hawaiian
boam of health, who was busy in tho task
of embarking tho lopcrs.
"burely, they said, "she does not ac
company the lepers?"
"Vho, Kaomouna?" replied tho health
official. "Oh, yes, she does. Dut it is her
own choice. Kaomouna, you know, has
been secreting her old mother for a num
ber of years. Wo always know there was
something mysterious about Kaomouna
that is, wo have knowit it for the last five
years. Sho had mndo queer visits to n palm
but far over in tho Miuanu valley. Last
wceK we followed her wo felt there was
leprosy In it Wo found her mother in the
hut Kaomouna had had her in hiding,
trying to savo her from Molokal, over since
tho disease become evident. Kaomouna Is
not Infected in tho least sho has been
careful. But sho elects to follow her moth
er to Molokal. Extraordinary? Why, not
at all 1 You do not understand tho filial
devotion of Kanaka women men, too, for
that matter, buch coses are common
enough. "
The parents of tho little girl looked a.
each other. There were tears In the moth
er's oyes.
' lhat is why she folded her arms and
would not touch Tltal" sho said. "In this
world of Ood, civilized or uncivilized,
could there bo anything moro noblo?"
All was ready, and tho Kilauca Hou,
with Kaomouna and her mother on board,
slowly started down the horbor, the Kana
kas on the dock setting up tho weird.
plaintive death wall. Washington Star.
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Another View of It.
The new woman looked through her
husband's pocket and found the birthday
present he had intended to glvo ber, but
bod forgotten.
"The eternal masculine I" she exclaimed
pityingly. Chicago Tribune.
Many a Lover
Has turned with disgust from an otherwise
lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl's
Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its
action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else
will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee.
Prico 25 cts. and 50 cts. Sold by P. D, Kirlin
and a guarantee.
Catarrh, Hay Fever.
Kill the Catarrh microbe ami vou cure
iaiarru. inese parasites nest deep in
CATAKkii me tissues and folds ol
f-.jrtj) the olfactory membrane,
NJr V and are difficult to reach
alld kil': but Brazilian
ejW?'Balm will utterly destroy
5 " SJj, them if used persistently
hickobe. as directed. It also des
troys the Hay Fever genu in a few
days. Use full strength, or nearly so,
for Hay Fever, Cure permanent.
Shenandoah drag store, wholesale agents.
I'.lnpemrnt In n Itrrnrl T1nUet.
The try runs that Inl Oompton fell
In love with the only child of Hlr John
fpoticcr. one of the nt opulent of Lnn
lion's merchant (irtnivn, proverbially
known nt tlxi (linear "rirli Spcnmr." A
writer In The Pall Mall Mngnnlno tolls the
story Hlr John, Ixt says, by no means op
proved of the odvnnotMof the young court
lor, and (XMltlrely roftiwri his conmnt to
the marriage The course of true loi,
however, never running smooth, Iywd
Oompton dovlwd a plan t outwit Sir John
ami carry otr tilti ladylove
A brllM) to the baker enabled him to dls
gulne hlmtMilf and deliver tlie loaves oik
morning As soon tin the Ixuket was
emptied the lady got In, ami lrd Ootup
ton was Imldly carrying Ills precious load
down stairs when be was met by Sir John,
wIk), luckily not recngnlxing him. gave
him a sixpence as a reward for btng so
early, ohxr tug that tliat was the way to
thrive un discovering tlie truth Sir John
wns so angry that be disinherits his
daughter, and the quarrel wn only made
up through tlie Intervention of Queen
Ellmlieth, who Invited him to stand spon
sor with her for a child, wlwim lie promts
ed to adopt to find it was his own grand
son
How's Your Cough?
Pan-Tins cures It, Me. At Grubler Bros.
drug ttorv.
Modern l,lilloHiiliy,
"Am I the first girl you ever loved?"
sho aked him, mure ns n mutter of habit
than nnythlng else.
"I cannot tll a lie," said he. "You nre
not. You nro simply tho best of the
buneh."
Helng n modern maid, she was eontent
Mth that. Cincinnati Knqulrer.
Everybody's liable to itching piles. Rich
and poor, old and young terrible the torture
they suffer. Only ono sure cure. Dunn's
Ointment. Absolutely safe . can't fall.
Clrcnnintnnrrii Alter Cnneii.'
iJiuy (excitedly) Havo you tiled my
application for a divorce yet?
I-owyer No, madam, but 1 nm at work
on the papers now
I.tidy Tliank fortune, I nm not too
Intel Destroy nil papers and evidence at
once, please
Lawyer A reconciliation has been
brought about between you and your bus
band, 1 Infer.
Ijidy Gracious, noi Ho was run ovet
and killed by n freight train this morning,
and I want to retain you in my suit
against tho company for damages. Chi
cago News
No one would ever he bothered with con
stipation if everyone knew how naturally
and quickly Ilurdock Wood Hitters regulates
tho stomach and bowels.
Tlie Empire of llnrotne.
There now remains only one people nnd
one llttlo valley south of tho equator whose
sovereignty has not been claimed by some
Eurojxviu power It Is tho valley of 11a
rotso, 60 or 00 tulles wide, north of Llalul.
in South Africa. And the only reason why
tho Mnrotso, who Inhabit It, havo pre
served their Independence is that England
and Portugal both claim It, and therefor
tho work of "civilization" Is ut a stand
still It may not bo so easy to conquer the
Mnrotso when tho time comes, for they nre
a tall, well sot up race, very black In skin.
In manners they nro courteous and In bear
lug dignified. Every full blooded Marotse
is by birtlirlght a chief, and takes Ills place
in tho aristocracy of the empire. Tho bora
fact that ho is a Marotse Insures the respect
of the subservient tribes, and as ho grows
to manhood a senso of superiority usually
Implants In tho native tho dignity of sell
Tesooct. New York World.
The Dread of Death.
A man bound hand and
foot upon a railway
iracK can see tne an-
reaching danger with
is open eyes and re
alize now actual
and terrible it is;
but when a man's
faculties are
bound about
by cords of
disease be
feels only
by a sort of
natural in
stinct the
danger that
is coming
tltinn him
although he cannot actually see it.
That awful sense of dread, the feeling
that death is near at hand is described by a
South Carolina gentleman, Thoi (i Lever. '
Esq , of Lever. Richmond Co , with a truth
that everyone who has ever experienced
it will immediately recognize
"I had what the doctors called nervoin Indi
gestion." he says: I took medicine from my
family physician for It. but of no avail In look
ing over one of the Memorandum Ilook isued
by I)r K. V. fierce, of IlnlTalo. K v.. I found a
caw like mine described exactly I wrote to
I)r Pierce and made a statement. He scut me a
descriptive lit of questions, alw hygienic rules
"I carried these out as bt I'could. but I
thought it almost impossible, as I wirered so
much with pain under my ribs and an empty
feeling in my stomach. At night I would have
cold or hot feet and hands alternately I was
getting very nervous and suffered a great deal
with uneasiness as to my condition, thinking
that death would soon claim me: always expect
ing something unusual to take place and having
a great dread on my mind. I was also irritable
aud impatient, aud was greatly reduced In Mesh.
" I could eat scarcely anything that would not
produce a lad feeling in my stomach After
some hesitation, owing lo mv prejudice against
patent medicines. I decided 'to try a few bottles
of Dr Pierce's r.otden Medical Discovery and
' Pellets.' After taking several bottles of each I
round I was improving. I have to tie careful yet
at times as to what I eat. in order that I may
feel good and strong I fully believe If any
who suffer with indigestion or torpid liver or
chronic cold would take Dr. Pierce s (inlden
Medical Discovery and 'Pleasant Pellets' and
observe a few simple hygienic rules thev would
soon be greatly benefited, and with little per
severance would be entirely cured '
It is a very simple matter to write to Dr.
Pk-rce. No charge whatever is made for
advice, which will he sent you (in a plau
sealed envelope 1 promptly by mail
ALWAYS KEEP ON HAND
THERE IS NO KIND nr pain no 1
ACHE, INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL,
litni f Ain-nlLLER WILL NOT RE
LIEVE.
LOOKOUT FOR IMITATIONS AND SUB- 1
STITUTE3. THE GENUINE BOTTLE
BEARS THE NAME.
PERRY SAVIS &, SON.
UARANTEED. tpI!2VL3Xt.
Afflicted mdnntortunste suffering from
di nnn nnirnu ixcasscb ud
QLUUU rUIOUn ALu.e.latlDglo
ormtrrledllfe, (Stricture and Varicocele,
ii"btlS- DECEIVED, ROBBED and
CUflUM CnbTl.IomcropathlcAllosatrde
1 imT ui'i'ui.i-mnlttclfcUcfkciclsHm
amTEIccirls Belt swindlers, and wliu nn honul
liunruusccu euro unu iiunir lo pay for It,
01
AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL
m Nworn TasttmonluU prove, no matter whit
others adtfrtUe or UUflrcUtm. Fresh Cases
Cured la 4 to 10 days. IMtManbood&timUl,
hronkrn organs restored. Honni IKI.tT'c-i, 0-0,
Ban. U'l'J. Treatment by man. Send for bti
book. ltexpoKieverrfrmndanddeceltlnmedletnr.
lu value to secret suttcrus Is beyond ducrUnloa.
F
AWN'S TANSY PILLS
A TkllD. Ticeavd iri WOMAN 8 RELIEF.
lll lfWUKI Wla VVUBLUav. AlWi iWWim.
Gl Catob'i TiaiTPiLLifcitA iati bihuti.
fXi drat itort. or Mat dtrttt (MaJd), prt th
draff 1
Por m1 at KirUu'i drug tor and Bhccaodo
i
laiirJiijeA
CURE G
4ruf iiort
wMLI
RHEUM
FOR YEARS CURED
I had fat Wi 111 f r j in. My leg from
kt, t - iii w a-il swollen, and the
painwoj iM"ii" Iftl. Vxt rslnlUrtford,
Wi-.- un ,u t . wit m i, tonoaralL Cr
tii nt r.i.niM, ( 1 rn 1 ct (ointment),
ami R Nx of C't tii 1 ra P"Ar completely
cur. I mn. rtAltltETT T. BAYERS,
Har.ford Electric MirtitOo., Hartford, Conn.
Smnr frnu Tviitmiht niiTowriiwn. Durto
eat 1 Hi with amw Malt Wi,tnbUiw.l
I '- 1 n - . . r rMt aoltf wKfc CVUOBBJ U4
Bl I 1 uf L . II. V14 ftlftriLVlNt.
V 1 1 n..irtnt UM fmM IViTTIS DlM IXtl CRM.
Cut. lv.p.,lki. lki lo tui SH iUitum, tit.
HUMPHREYS'
WITCH HAZEL
OI3L.
C Piles or Hemorrhoids
Fissures & Fistulas.
Burns & Scalds.
I J Wounds & Bruise
Cuts & Sores.
Bolls & Tumors.
Eczemn & Eruptions.
Salt Rheum 4 Tottors.
E Chapped Hands.
Fever Blisters.
Sore Lips & Nostrils.
O Corns eve Bunions.
Stings & Bites of Insect.
Three Sites, 25c, 50c and $1.00.
3oht by druggists, or sent postpaid on receipt of pries
Htirimits'arD.ro., 111 m khgu. m.,bt.
ALWAYS USE
COCOA
PURE ! HEALTHFUL !!
ennsylvania
RAILROAD.
PCni'YKILL DIVISION.
Jamaey 18, 1899.
Trains will leave Shenandoah lter tn toote
date lor S tKican. fltlberton, Fraekvllle. Dark
Water, St. CUtr, 1'ottsTtlle. Hamburg, Heading,
PottsUmn, l'hoenlxvtlle. TVorrlstown mad Phil
saelphta (ltrAd street station) at 615 and 813
a. m., 2 10, 6 19 p m. on wees: daya. Sundays,
it 15 a. m., 4 30 p. m.
Trains leave Fraekvllle for Shenandoah at
7 36, 1118 a. m. and 5 48, 7 3 p. m. 8undav.
11 01 a. m. and 5 46 p. m.
Leave I'otUvllle lor Shenandoah (via PracW
villei 7 10, II 20 a. m., 6 20, 7 10 p. m. Sunday
IOKs.ni., 3 20 p. m.
Iave Philadelphia, (Broad street station), lor
Shenandoah at 8 33 a. m.. 4 10 p. m. week days.
Sundays leave at fi 50 and 9 23 a. m.
Leave Broad Street Sutton, Philadelphia,
FOB. NEW YORK.
KiprM. week-days, 8 20, 4 00, 4 50 5 03,3 13,6 SO.
7 S3, 8 20, 9 50, 10 21 II 00 a. m, 12 00 noon, 12 S3
( Limited I 00 and ( 22 p. nj ,) 1 40, 2 80, 8 20,
150,402,500, 3 56-6 00, 7 02, 7 50, tO 00 p. m.,
12 01, nltcht. Sundays, 8 20, 4 01. I 50. 5 03, 5 13,
8 20, 9 56, 10 21, 1043 a. m., 12 03, 1283, "180,
1 02. (Limited 4 22,) 5 20, 3 58, 8 33, 702, '750,
10 00 p. m., 12 01 night
Express for Boston without change, 11 00 a ra.,
reeklayv, and 7 60 p. m., dally.
For Sea Girt, Aabury Park, Ocean Grove,
Loner Branch. 8 20. 11 14 a m. 8 80. 4 02 p m
weekdays.
I.'.. - I n.,...,lll. T-a-nn - .. .1 a.nAn - U
9 00 a m, 12 00 noon,' 3 32, 3 00 (Lambertvllle and
uoston only 1, weekuays, and 7 on p m aslly.
Buffalo, 9 0U a m, 12 00 noon weekdays, and T 02
p ra dallv.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
For Baltimore and Washington, 3 50, 720,8 82,
10 20. II 23. a. m.. 1203. '1231 812.44L
(3 23 Congressional Limited,) 8 17. 5M, 7 8l
p. m.. and 12 03 night week days. Sundara,
3 50. 7 20, 9 12, II 23, a. 111., 1209, l 12. 8 12, 4 41,
a-ju ingressionai i.imuea,i om 7aip. m.
aud t2 03nighL
For Baltimore, accommodation, 9 12 a m, I A3
and 4 01 p m week days. 5 OH and 11 16 p m dally.
Atlantic coast L.ine, norma special, 3 20 p m,
weekdays. Expreaa 12 09 p m, and 12 03 night,
dally.
aouinern itauway, norma i.inuieu, 2 sop m,
weekdays Express 655 p m, dally.
unesapeave At uuio itauway, v al p m, daily.
For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. 10 20
a ra weekdays, 11 10 p ra dally.
ieave Market street wnarl aa follows I ix
press (or New York. 900am. ISO n n week.
days. For Long Branch, via Seaside Park, 880
a m weekdays.
for island Heights, 8 30 m and 100 p m
weekdays.
FOB ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broad street station via Delaware river
brldgo Kxpresa. 9 40 a m.. 7 05 p. m. Sundays.
9 20 a. m., 7 03 p. m.
Leave Market Street Warf Express, 9 00 am,
200, 4 00,3 00. p in. Sundays, 900, 10 00 a m
.accommodation 4 u and awpm.
For Cape May, Sea Isle City, Ocn City,
A.valon Stone Harbor, Anglesea, Wlldwnd and
llolli Beach KxDresa. 9 00am.4Uv.BiB
weekdays. Sundays. 9 00a ra.
r or comers i-oint uxpreM, v w a. m-. auu.
t CO. 5 CO. D. m. week dava Sundays. 9 00 and
10 00 a. m
The Union Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels and residence.
"Dlnlnir car.
I, B. IIUTCHissoir, J. B. Wood,
Gen'l Manager.
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