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WHES WoMEy ARE SEA SICK
They Hate to be DishevelIed, and Make q
Better Fight than Men.

better Fight than Men.
ruddy-faced steward sat on the rail OF an
ocean steamer yesterday morning and clicked
his heels together as he smoked brierwood
pipe. He WAS short. stocky. and CHEEKY.
We're you ever sea sickf" asked the re-
porter. planting himself before the steward.
"Oh. yes. suffered once. got over my first
attack without much trouble. however and
have not been hit since. When first went to
sea put myself In excellent condition for the
malady. hadn't taken a bit Of care OF myself
for two weeks. had been eating good d-by
dinners for three days. and kept II up all the
night before sailed. The result was disas-
trous. began to think nv case over when
got over the attack. and made up my mind that
anybody could do good deal toward prevent
ing sea sickness BY careful dieting and o little
medicine. have never been bothered since
and I've been at sea for twelve years"
i9u must sac some very amusing cases OF
They are seldom amusing to me-" said the
my own eXperiencc. Most cases rmI are pathetic
though l smile sometimes when the braggart
kee!s oyer. On every trip we have nt least ono
sickness M % He always VS. says h hat the tronbe i Is
as largely mental as physical. and That n man
~ effort OF will. The fall OF this man to con
Gus features for us-not for the man."
than men2"
Yes. but on the other hand. they stand it
bettor. A woman struggles right up to the
point OF despair agntnst the what ight cnll
the improperly Of the thing She isn't so
much tortured by the panGs ns she is worried
by the pros'ect Of becoming 'lIshevellei. hag-
gard. and drngxled. She fights against it to the
last and keeps up appearances as long as she
cun hold up hcr liend. Then she bccomes
mauilin and pathetic. She takes 10 her room
and invariably asks three questions. Firlt.
whotLer people die frequently n sea sickness;
then how many mile. we are from shore. and
lastly. when VIZ Will get there. She nIsn often
asks me how deep tho water L. md II / think
u possible for any on" tn ~ sevnn days without
food. TIE doctor is nlwnys talked over lam
asked timn and ngnin II think hn is capable
and efficient, md II hnve confidence in him.
When the pnirnt gets 50 III that she loses
inter"st, In the Doctor, she usually lies on her
slar nna cries by the hour. Luckily the more
violent n;,acksonly last q short tinlo."
How IL il with men 90
"Oh. mon give In ut once. They below like
bulls and ,make great rnmrnss until they are
compn led 10 take II their berths. Then they
prumhr IN swenr until they ar" well enough
, 10 go on r, a",s 'Gnimi G,"rt many nnsseng.rs
schemes Tor The prevention o! sen sickness. /
n.ver kn"wh preventive yet. except the one
mentioned when We first began TO talk"
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=, Knee -brc"ch"s e. ,jnrnlr,"i George W Mat.
thews restsr'lH' W course favor them Just n
hp'' r.e -uou'G iNrN %" comm! uro use TOO You
cant expect . radical rhgnlr il" Tins 10 work IN =
for good 'u,i- to worn nj r"r.gtios aud pnr
W., ~ ~. mrgn n tcy,'0r ,uo't" "i Il Jain- --a
Jiark s',k si"ck.re' low shoes MIA Urey.-
H1" 10 h't- ~ "'hyf ".'eI stand Oh the Knee
brecchrs question
Wei. tnry diYilei. but ia. Idea Is grslun!!y
growing ~ n"ri winter ,l- trri" w generally ndyn.
Tn,e ~ VA si'I'tm.t ,hrl ~ yI""'rr see home.
M ."f aGHS w. - iIonfi- ~ al %,aryer see one
storkrss wou,l be "ur yprr tloi 'rna--r.
Eut 'nrVght YOU advocated hH"c breaches for dress
II dot't advocate rry'hing PuitFr t,ickerbock4ts
nre comlny fw street wear and everything else You
Sc. wntil ~ dress coat G"y, out ni siNlc--"
MI .he prrseut CLAW ,hmI,cr cra, is going fol.
low tie tnuHr4 Just il- world ll- drrss cpat
Mns hr@ns, no H.. w'u gciir'er. mr,' words Iis
gated I" water nnd set Hu'-
" what Hll surGrrt ~ 90
near the meek Bpl lhct r,lt II i, iarr wii MOI
H. ,. Of n'srrG'ylsA rP'iy,g Ih'rg WI r much
xivrn more pluN nus ies - isSIi1 IpH wonderfully
~ m' ilr ili'tt mn Iuli. ~ far i'gi .ndy s"rs
with an n'in't"ut her Marty the ro!'t .hs wishes
t"ier '"piu;ul dressed ,r .INir "nk. than lni nf
i11n snien ny h. ,"tiHh tnhIs1 rNHrIiy silk ky.h
hut wont 'hrd dpi". .,At' tn -h,N lasi' cpl'-. :"
" h.s-. yonr rni, u'ns ..s Hrs ln,per 10 day
a,d feed h.t'-f an ti-N 'iah Iirr. tdV are b.,
isI d"trni,d l~i' "tf" i"'. " "u ~ ll'. ,rlt.euth
yet they hut ssistu.h :" Nm ir,pe ItrscLcs
i'"ns,r' arc arr .! acTi- ly Da-- Ns. PLAYERS Ia
ryri.t, nni MI a lries Aul how hey si'iS IA ,Ger
N h, ~ vs. 49, -" i'r nc~ ;'uueoptri ,ii whish
am ys'ihs W lowsar iDterepi"n- iill- winter
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From the Albany Essning Jourani
We were twin brothers, tall and hale,
Glad wanderers over hill and dale.
We stood within the twilight shade
OF pines that rilnmed . southern glade.
He said: Lsts settle II ". can
Which Of US 10 the stronger man
Wen try a nigh, shot hish aud good.
Across the green glade toward the wood"
And % we bent In sheer delight
Our old ysw bows with all our might.
Our long. keen shafts. drawn to the head,
Were poised hvllsht ere they sped.
A. We leaned back. . breath Of air
Ainglso tue brown loeks of our hair.
We lo0ssd. ~ one our bow cords rAng,
A. ons away our Arrows spraIg
AWAY they aprsng.. she wind Of June
Thrilled to their softly whistled tune.
We watched their nght, and saw them strike
Deep In the ground slantwise alike.
B. far away that they might pass
Then arm In arm xs doubling went
Each fearing In his loving heart
That brothers SHAFT hsd fallen short.
Bnt who can tell by such q plan
which Of Va was the stronger mani
There at the margin Of the wood,
side BY side our arrows stood.
Their red cock feathers wing and wing;
Their amber hecks still QuiyerinR.
Their point. desp, planted where they fell
An Inch apart and parallel.
We elaspei each others hand said he.
" Twin champions of the world are we"
NAunics TsoarsoH.
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toll ye she wouldn't marry the bes man Twin,
did aheI Wull. she ain't o gointer. not BY a
no-account euss that ever hunted 4 coon,
b'G"shtniighty!"
And the Old Settler shook his cane at the
SQUIRE and took his leave with more than
usual abruptnoss.
m " The trouble is with the MINOR" said the
ments. he don't like to hear folks throw up
70 him that he was ,holed up for three days BY
his tame bar. which was only follerin' him an
to cat tho basket O. victuals. an missed the
picnic, an o. course the boys got hold on It, an
wouldn't let up on him. Hammer q. never give
him yes for an answer. an notice he's u mite
tetchy about 1t yot" ED Morn.
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POETRY OF TEE PERIOD.
wAy 1s Thist


when the land 10 full Of workers busy hsnds aud active
brains
And the craftsmen and the thinker, feel about them
viewless chains;
When the abosr cheated Of the work his hand has
wrought.
And the thinker vain Of osc SEES that reason cemsss
naught;
when the forces have harnssssd and have trained
to do their will,
Ought to leave no homeless people. and nc hungry
mouthnto nil.
But have proved themselves the servants Of the shrswd
aud selfish few,
While the many gs, but little from the work they nnd
todo;
When the labor OF million goes swell the gains Of
A. the sorts Of ancient EGYPT ssved beneath the burn
ing sun;
When the schemsr and the sharper hold the wealth and
rule the land.
Sucking dry the thinkers brain. and mortsagnr the
craftsmans hand;
when the many shear the sheep. and few the
wool.
And the uaows claims its Victims and the costly jais
are full;
Then the men who dreamed Of progress and had hoped
for ease aud bliss.
while they weep and wonder vainly. ask each other,
Why 10 thisf
Then the thinker while confsssns that his vision yet
dim,
Says that thing very clearly 10 apparent him
That the people blind Needless put themselves be-
meath the rule
Either Of the selfish knav worse perhaps the sodden
fool. EpwARp wiLLkrr.
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The skippcr Of n coal boat on the Baltimore
AMI OH" 'anl recently decided utter mature dclibera
tinn md careful considerations his cook who
lna eei t!el hhd ratlfG servant 10 him for quite
number ot nj Ic.ious trips the storm laslied canal
So Ii" spoke to her about the matter day. and after
secur her cums.n he ordered the boat tied up 1T
small town AMI being practical skipper skipped up
Me street after par>on The nupt;nl Mot was
tied, the Ihrsun beaten down dollar ami half for
hi- fee and tii"n the "nn.l 3"anan said Well Me.in
dy We ure married for keeps We hitched
life and must pun together. I'm little short handed
loday nnd as That lch mule has got saddle vnl. his
lack. you jist take the 'owpn aud nd him down to
Harper's Ferry and III steer an kinder ruminntS on
son.e plan t. give you work the without going
ashore in the mud I've gut powerful sght more re-
spect fur you now thu, you're my wife"
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Quesu Cires.
rrnaa fls xcah<f.u

Sueeo ~sTcos
From the Acddenv
was Chian saiior.lsd,
Tie gaysT ~ them all.
Till the dsy she made Of me
The dog before the hall.
And lie on The doofatsp.
And watch niRi,t And day.
Aud man or beasl that likes her not
scare them all away.
We came 10 her castle.
That summers day 20 une,
Aud there she set before W.
The IN, At and ths wine:
Men 9f Crete AID saHlos.
And the R0ldsu CyelAdss--
Aud shs spiilsd aud bhds vs. rest ouI souls
From pstils VI the seas
Obi 80 tall and beautiful.
Aud tn her hair u Hola-n snake
Was twisted for u crown:
And her syys like stars IL the heaven,
And her lips they we're 81 red
And looked Oh her. and touohsd net
The wine nor the bread
They laughed aud they shouted
As they drank Ot hst wine.
She chAnnsd ipsm all " oAsn.
To Bsper md 10 swine.
bhe gave ins thu cap,
And drank, and knew no more;
And nov MN ths watch dog
That lies before the door.
She passes In and out
AsI wat h before the door;
And ! l,sien, h.isn for ihe beat
OF her sandals oA the hoor,
NJ life long I'm enchanted,
hsr slave for to bsi
But, who would mott Qi who would not,
For sush witch - shsi A WsixHA
The sun., 1883-10-28
Tke Laws oTTrade.

FT""' wv ''F' oTTe'' T7EIEV .'tVs
Twenty three dollars for that ere stove!"
she exc aimed. before W1A Street SeDg an she
held up l.r hands IN horror.
Ss-'m-iweniy three"
<k..'F0n down"
i've seen In the papers during III. last month where
as many ~ six Uig iron companies have fuil.d
Wei, y"
That ought Ia make stoves cheaper, and know II
Ahihinr III the Iast two months deHth hus laid his
mana up"n ~ many as twenty nNs young gpG ~ this
tow"
b" Yes, poor things"
Nut are nursing bottles any cheaper than thras
uOnl hs ago ,"
" No'' slls slowly admitted
OF course not. madam The laws Of trade are i'm.
muaDle Tn. best cen do Is to throw IN shoIssrsaish
CRATER you take the stove o. S23"
The sun., 1883-10-28
a rI.a Story.

wtl.knowl Providence lawyer recently
Went TtA Mi;h ful, bHl nit 10 Ga iuf, vll 4
n"n,ifN L"Gd tl- ire-. was, h.,! He got u liiv he
gshlN f;,d la. inlE he h,k- NJ i-h he fee,.d him
partially IA SHii-uE uH ut,dni,ut r,yrii.l III,
inli lndihs "f n'n III uu- IL il ms gotten be
NM 'ihuip III" Tr"i Nntk- lhrI. mustn't hIrak
~. ~. xxx & lie hT-hs ~ h 'r. " n" ''r lne aud runs
.ulls stgsi' tt ~ rlI "a lie -.,L I.I,. nn.i,y
ntltP. Np h-' and hu ''IiurUt II va. q 'ound Ia.s
WIN Tie bai! nf rs ttuf In Epit, il. \. nIuih I'M.
s,lie c''tirs mai hnf h.l'd nrl 'uu'l 4 rsNr. Ia
ufn"ius "a tls Nfu Heh -iiupk Iur it- tnttnIn Its
wiienl"h mouth cEu1hi tho "a! hand n, ii yru Az,
.nAhksi With Tie hook. aud ansd sut.uxl,l unll
the TWO were brought tV tie surfaus.
The sun., 1883-10-28
An Old kusslnu.


case Of extraordnHry longevity is reported
BY Russian papers from Brss,Ialian province where
sa,thuk aihan OF ahov- lyears enjoys perfect health
niu su.,.,l, nut ~, White haif hh. Rteenish tnHe
lie Is Little Russian 10y birth aud settled In BessarabiN
whenit was yet under Turkish d"'nninn His eldest
son wn IL more deet-rit than his father IL ~ years
nld The village Of 10 houses where sG>tchuk now
nNe' has ~ en- from one cottage which lie bu long
lhe hgn WIN the help NJ friend un l. exclusively IN
habited hN direct descendants OF the two rst nhah
lats The rite OF the Savtcluks is composed Of fty
iau,Mies which live IN peace uId quiet without esti
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The Int" Judge Jcre l'iaci; was very careless
In money nrt'rrs An incident j. r.ntea hy one hi
intimate frents That is characteristic Of the dead jnri.t
During the first -: Jiiy" Bi,rk's career as AZ
tnrnry General" said Informant II fteuue 1T
visitor OF the department Of juSirc WAS Young
M lawyer, and wa- VERY .ai Ia have o,i
Of listening 10 the ""n-r.ion OF So great a iuwyer ns
jude Elach. ON" morning man en'"rei and handed
piece ot pnlcr 10 the AttorutN ,,irnpral. Dear
ne No sid rnnnint iu' inner. through mis- hair,
! thought phid That before So. sir sHi
the man. The Ju'gc reached forward for his
check hook but mrt fndtug IT nt once he put
bis hands .'o ms pockets mad nnD.d around FOR
c'nrgr. An All @nm's ,hi.s' he srii unfolding q
Incr and cumrGrins u 81 Il 'ie hIl Ia front Of hni
f,u lhfrfnnl lar Ir cNrIireG eN"rr!l. jumping up
al! s"Ifing ia" hN ii. uOi,ur hee ~ iuur own re,
Cent for th!- III. uAtd only ugn' The man
p"rfnrnsd wnr 'nr"" around r uifcc The Judge act.
Ing us Chici Instructor ii hrsls frequently came IN
contact WITH IN; heat II" wrs finally k.rtra into the
street. In iDokuy n rough !s desk The Judge found
thr'" >epnrA'o r.ccptS from tH!S same a..
count. i,lirN" thpt WIS tn tn h- swindird said
Judge Bla'n, Iu.funy hol.inI ~ Tie receipts
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A Curlous swIs. Lawsuit.


A curious case. In which IN Englislman 10
concerned IL penin1 before the courts NJ Lausanne
dog beeah 10 chase the cat He'd down air shaft
leading from the street into wine vault the dog fol
lowed and boIh Of them f- In the vault large
cash OF fNorhe not very securely tapped aud either
the dog or the eat Knocked up against the aud the
wine began 10 How. Tie wine merchant Clearly had
cause or action for The loss n his wine and the landlord
III his turn has sued s tenant for the damage done h,
the mes. Bat NhO IS TO blame the other side. the
owner Of the dog til. of III. cs Unfortunately
for the .nglslinan who owns the dog the Nike
many ot the spcce-l an "uuhpprorfiaci blessing
aud the wine merchant has nid his action In conss
Quencs against the owner ot the dog
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Prom the Arcadian.
had sworn to be bachelor, she had sworn to be
For ". both agreed in doubtns whether matrimony
Ps.as higher ..m. for science nsa my hear. @ Z
So we aushed at those wise men who say sha. friend
rwixt nan and woman. unless each has something else
to give.
We would he friends and friends as tru. aa ser wer.
Id b. ! second David. and she Mas Jonathan
We'd like eaeh other that was ALL aud quite enough to
SO Just shook hands upon II in business sort OF way
We shared and Joys together hoped and
With SSnen ,,o purpose sought the goal which young
We dreamed together Of the days tho dream bright days
We wer; .tris,y confidential and called each other
s:.ias sns sSs;;fSs: * 1sIS:a MN.
To run IL with their waterfalls and groves and sunny
And an many auis, evening in hour; Of full release
And
While the summer skies and my cigar burned slowly
But through it all whispered word teltals look
Told auvht Of warmer sentiment than friendly sym.
Aud thought no more Of being one than we did of being
well pooity. old fellow" took her hand for the
Ny going meant our parting, when to meet did not
know.
hud fingered long aud said farewell with very heavy
heart
For though were but friends you know tia hard for
friends to part;
WELL Rood.by old fellow. don't forget your friends
across the
And some day. when you've lots of time, Just drop
line TO me"
The words came lightly gaily, but great sob JUST
behind
Rose upward with story of quite n different kind;
And then she raised her TO mine great liquid
Of blue.
Full the and running oer like violet cups with
dew;
One long. long look and then I did what never did
before.
Perhaps the meant friendship, but think the kiss
meant more.
JOHN CECIL
The sun., 1883-10-28
A Physician Killed by Horuets,


CALCUTTA. Oct. S.-A strange ard fatal acci.
d-nt Is reported from the Central Provinces Dr.
saeSson cir surgeon Of rachluaree while out tiger
shooting with frihl Was attacked by hornets and re
C-iSet over 10 StiuVs ErN spclis set aud proved
fatal His frieni saved ty the presence nf mind nt
his servant. who dragged him into the juus. but not
before he had been siung severely In his case how.
ever Lo eri. cunsegu noes followed
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hunts. shoots. plays tennis. and wears his
triple-wedded honors right oheerfuly. We
deal Of humdrum life. little chickering's. and q
mild current OF innocuous backhitine but ON
the whole We have enough heartiness hoepi.
tality. good humor, health. and comfort. to JUS
tify our liking for dear old Blankshire.
The sun., 1883-10-28
CURIOUS FEATURES OF ACTUAL LIFE


from Ns Stpish iNFVhSN
celebrity. whose name was a household
word snohf the Orthodox Jews IN kussia, Hungary
Galcia aud the Bukowna, has just died In the CHIEF
town Of the last mentioned Austrian province. We re-
fer to Herr Friedman tue famous Rabbi Of sadasora
His name exercised n charm In many parts Of the
world and the Rabbi II sadngora was by ho.e who be
lieved In him spoken OF with the utmost venerntion
From all quarter. Jews, and sometimes also non Jews
streamcd to shdayora to behold the venerable Rabbi
and to ascertain something from his mouth Not only
believing, nn' even hnnhetcving jews. frequently esms
To Ills residence, and waited there patiently day after
day until tli'it turn shoud Tor Interview I'm
Their departure the, were wont 10 give, vent tt
Their wonder Mt the able thugs they had
ai!d heard during the audience with the great Rnhbt
whose death II IL almost Hess has
Ated profound sensation In easternkurops.
The sun., 1883-10-28
N I'M phis Euphe mism.


From TIE Memphis Seimiidr
A beautiful brunette entered Main street
niiherS store lis ue.dnN ANA inquired Of u blond
Young clerk II he hal "siunh-r robes" The
fui brurG;tr wAi,le reads made nightgown The
young man brought out lot ~ cllsap mosquito bars
The sun., 1883-10-28
A Bundle of Letters.
From the Century,

From the Century,
Strange how much sentiment
Clings like fragrant scent
To these love letters, asut
In their pink covers:
Day after dav they came.
Feeding loves nckle dame;
Now, she has changed her name
Then. We were lovers.
Loosen the silksn band
Round the square bundle, and
See what DAINTY hand
Scrubbed to MI 1t
Full OF facetiouS chnt:
Fancy how long she sat
Moulding the bullets that
Came with each billsti
All. l remember still,
Time that l used to kill
Henrt.st,rring whistles,
Calling vague doubts " mind,
One he had left bshind,
or her epistlss.
Seconds become an age
Al this exciting siale:
Two eaRsr eyes the page
Scan for q minute;
Then, with true lovers art.
study II part by part.
Until they know BY heart
Everything iu II.
"hub ~ ~ MI huDutF
DBshss for words LEFT out
Prououns b3syoni u doubt
Very devoted.
Howells she's Just begun:
DUbson her heart has won;
Locker aud Tennyson
Frequently quoted.
Crisscross the reading goes.
Rhpturuus rhyme aud prose-
Words which | don't SUPPOSE
Look very large In
Books on the ologivs.
Then there's q tiny trieke
Full Of sweets III u squeeze
Worked OH the margin.
Lnstly-don't pause to laugh!-
That 10 her autograph
Signing this truce for half
Her hearts surrender;
Post.scrtptun. one and TWO
pessert-the diuIier's thruughl-
Linking the "l' and You"
In longlnxs tender.
Such Il the type OF ali
Save one, and let me call
Brief notice TO this snalf
f0ts neatly written:
'Tis bur a card. you see,
Gently Informing me
That II can never bel
This 10 the mitteni
FRANZ DKNPirHR SnERn
The sun., 1883-10-28
From ne Mobile Register

from hs N"dte Register.
BALDWIN county contains three living beings
Whose airs atyFSsGte 3j6 years Their names Syl
via Ciinbtrt ll3 Years; MARY English no years aud
fe'er Hall. III teart obtained the bees from the
JuuHe OF Itohhic tor Bl'dwin county. who bv the way
"a rrharhab'e man hI.-lf hrnY ri OF 90 yeara
o' as, and a erect and active. lie thinks nothing OF
riding ~ miles on horseback to marry couple and then
return nome IN tn- for supper AXliu there 10 Mr.,
Howard ~ years ot ag-. WhI married only last fall
The sun., 1883-10-28

TTVF TTW'F
. EAsToN. Oct. 1o.-1n the case OF Mary Ann
Miller against stephen Beck an action to dan
ayes FOR breach nt pnni.e of marriage the Jury this nf
tcrnOun found verdict fir tli" paintif the sum
Si,i'SB The ease Mhs novel pn-. The parties were
rst cousins and 10th have reached aud partly passed
the prime of lie The IHinh was huus kvertt Tor IA,
defendant nid told how h- had addressed her In tn,
ever Kissed her, she said More than hundred thou
sand tines The verdict she gained IL at the vt
osnt for kiss. with little interest thrownin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-31
WAsHlNGToN AND WESTERN RAILROAD
SKINNER AppS NGElIE\.,r
TWO TRAINS DAILY (ENCErr SUNDAY
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND ROUND II

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRAINS DAILY (ENCEPr SUNDAY RE
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND ROUND HILL
BEGINNING OCTOBER II, 1892
Leave Washington at 9 90 L. m. and i 20 u m
and Alexandria at 8 % a. H. and 4 35 n. IN. Pass
Leesburg. going westward, ut II 3:} a. m. and
AZ p. M. and arrive at Round Hill at II Is n
m. and 80 p. III. Leave Round Hill at ; 30
III. and u 30 p. m. Pass Leesburg, going east
ward at s 10 4. N. and / Is p. M, and arrive At
Alexandria at 10 a. III. and 3 Is D. H., and at
Washington at S 35 a. m and 25 n. m.
Gt5-Passengers from Washington will takeatbe
Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad station at 9:2O a. IN. and 400 nj
M, and go through to Round Hill without change
of cars e
The $50 a. N. train from Alexandria and 1920
pm. train from Round Hill connect at Round HiII
with Daily Line of Coaches for Snickersyille Rer
ryville and Winchester; also with Line of Coaehe,
which leave Leesburg daily for Aide and Middle
burg.
Both trains, Westward, make close connections
at Vienna, with Sisons Line of Stages for Fairfa~
Court House..
One thousand mile communication tickets. bear-
ing two names $50; one thousand mile tickets
bearing all the names of family or members of a
firm, S25 y :"
oct2l II. MAGICIAN, Supt.