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Depot only. 1el0-3m
U1 THE BLUFFS
Mount Desert Ferry.
A new house overlooking the sea.
AL modern conveniences. In full view Of Bar Har-
Dor Boating and fsning unsurpassed Fine lawns for
jei6-2m Proprietors
INVEST END HOTt1. AsBURY PARK. N.J.-OPEN
W all the year directly on the beach, accommodates
400 guests: refurnished and q large addition added
ineludins hns BALLROOM. making this one Of the
HOTEL LAFAYETTE.
II CAPE MAY, Nj.
strictly nrst-class containing all modern improve
msnt; with fire escapes and perfect d5alps p;
M ARYLAND sEAsHORE RESORT, ATLANIIC
tn infringement Of James Carroll formery Of Old
lately of New York Hotel New York City Gnsar. sur.
Nd
u Atlantic City. MI
The Largest and Leading Hotel.
Opens June 3d. 1885,
B. H. BROWN.
je15-2m HARRY B. WARDEN, Manager.
NToOREs HOTEL AND SUMNER RESORT,
Terms Ssr for chdrsn ness
ds
ThE GRovE-sITUATLD $50 YARDS FROM
trains to and from Washington daily telesraph office
ssf.SeS
DOUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR AND cHALY;;
roundinss beautiful These springs present
ss tsi
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS VA ALUM.
h AsssDc
pamphlet let address a. j. MYERS. Prop " jei5elm
ITO LET-oR FOR sALE-ATLANT1c CITY. N J..
hotels. boarding houses cottages lots and bath
hssif: Law sosi
Atlantic City. n. }. te7-lm
PAY RIDGE H0TELIoPENs JUNE 49,;
- hofhA s Sa liz fRAsN sEk We ONLY
s'..,m cHzs. WEBB OF + Il. M; s,sss' ",
% Sleeping sSs'
uOTEL RAYMOND EAGLES MERE, sULLI.
BOATING ~ $H sfsi s:sss::
THE BEACH HOUSE AND COTTAGE.
nSsaEHif:e Hoe Philadelphia
N.
u Nj. On the American or European plan House
enlarged and Deitx's Block Annex added The cafe u
elegantly appointed All city conveniences:
te0-1m MR6 ~. =. WAGNER
HOTEL ALLEN, PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS AYES.
1lAtlantic City, New hotel; new management;
n1d os bA VI
RLOCK ISLAND, R. l.. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL
S ns
ira; cable Office; stock reports Send for handbook
O. 8. MAIDEN. Fifth Avenue Hotel
THE GILsEY. AsBURY PARK. N. J.. HAS BEEN
Il entirely remodeled, reprinted and furnished; all
city conveniences sanitary arranRements perfect
DISTRACTED view Of the Ocean N. LUN0ER 3e0-2m
A TLANTIC CITY. n 1.-THE 'isT CHARLE S !"
"A unsurpass location and table; Delaware avenue
ocean front; acres lawn; 100 oes,n rCo% %aowr,,
CPRAY VIEW HOTEL.
3e8-2m JOS. WHITE, Prop r u Box2057.
OPENS JUNE l6-HOTEL ALBION, COR. ALLAN.
Otic and Asas. avenues ATLANTIC City. CHARLES
DUFFY, formerly OF Continental Hotel, PhilA. and
Stockton. Cape Nay. n. J. Terms moderator hne or
chsstra new dancing pavilion ies-2m
NEPTUNE HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH. n J. OPEN
IN June 1sk 1883 under same management within
200 feet Of surf Special rates for Jana.
nRKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS, va, OPEN
" l8S9 under entire new management. with greatly
increased facilities attractions &C. Descriptive pam
phlets q Al principal drug st0r and and q ticket
ssIHENI1ORE~ AsDURY PARK \. =. TINS
y dsltshtfully situated hcu,e ~ bloeks frosI
Wafnr: Gnn1taffon pDTfoct. r MOBlxk Prom. MIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

SCicrDE IN NORFOLK, yA.-James W. Lee. PROM
lnent resident OF Norfolk, Va ana formerly OF Pc
tersourg, Va, shot himself In the head at his Of
nee IN Norfolk saturday afternoon, dying IN
StdhtIy. The cause OF this suicide Il financial en-
oarr1ssmenL. which had made him morbid.
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SPECLALTIES.

ELECTRICITY IN NERVOUS AND MENTAL
~ di-s.ess span.l: ovarian and 1ssrins troubles
cured, refsrences Washington Cure Dr.. A. Z
L NICHOLSON. 6o4 18th q. nv.. cor. y. js6-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25


ON THE CHESAPEAKE,
The most complete in all its appointments Of re-
sort on Chesapeake Bay or Potomac River.
MUSIC BY ITZEL's MILITARY BAND.
First-class Restaurant under new Management
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio Depot, Washington.
ut 8 .. M, 1:3O and 4:20 p m. Sundays 10 q m.
2:10 and 8 80 2. m.
Returning. leave Bay Ridge IL As q m, is and
p. m. Sundays IL noon, and9 p. m.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
CREssoS SPRINGS. PESsA-
Main Line Penna Railroad
On Top Of Allegheny Mountains
The MOUNTAIN HOUSE
NOV OPEN.
All trains stop q Crssson For circularS &C., sdireo
VIM r. DUNHAM.
my15-eo3et Superintendent. Cresson. Pa
sST RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE THAT THE
n lnS ss sfsf & y. nc
fr r saaf S1fnsy spfins nsS AAS ,easin
+ foTes. Glen station Metropolitan Branch Of B, Z
and Ns
msnts and frstcass in all Of its appointment. For in
SS sssSs,f;sS: Forest Glen. ma S.'ioe:l SsI:
CARTER HOUSE,, S Sa AZ sToWS; JEFF co.
jeS5-so.ss: '''-' T.R BAKER.
NAY J R0IN g JSA As a0Tss
the coast Seventh season Of present management.
Je2i-sm All. HAMILTON.
T1HE AURORA HOUSE
i with its new Annex and COTTAGES,
ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIE6
5000 FEET ABOVE TIDE WATER
',t At rate Tn
landscape Nc foss no hay fever. no Inosouis0sss'
Pure spring water. Good roads. ample amusements
Accommodations frst-class French cook. Railroad
fare for the round trip. good till October 81. $3.50
Circulars at the Star Office.
J. H SHAFFER, Proprietor.
jA20-1m Aurora. W. Va
DOTOMAC HOTEL. ST. GEORGES ISLAND MD.
4 will open June 30 Terms. s1.5O per day sy per
week $50 per month Special arrangements for fam
ilies for one mon b or LONGER. Will meet norfolk
steamers at Pney Point wharf. Good sailing and bath
ing Boats for sailing free. Address Il. ADAMS =
Donaldson, 1882 9Th n e., and G. Xsnder I'll 7th NV.
je20-1ms
- OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS.
Great North Mountain. near Winchester Va. 81 hours
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Tickets on sale at D. and o. ticket Offices. 619 and
1851 Pennsylvania ave-, and at Depot. On Sunday at
Depot only iel6-3m
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LADIES GOODS.

CUPERFLuoUs HAIR DESTROYED LEAVING
Nno trace BY my sl ctr,e needle process endolved by
every promtnent ply Ten year, prsco IN this
city. Electrical treatment for ladies and chidrtn-
ye6-lms Mks Oh. 0AbfIEI- 1921 q a. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

Chicago special TO the Philadelphia Press Sat-
urday night says: There had been one or two
conferences OF Blaines friends during the earlier
part OF the day and between the sessions. Among
those participating were Walker and Emmons
Blaine, the sons OF the great republican Leader.
VINO had been invited 10 participate In the discus,
sion OF the situation They were very emphatic in
the opinion that no effort should be made I'm rhe
direction OF nominating Mr. Blaine until every thing
possible had been done In behalf other candidate
that while there We're other candidates in The field
with any thing like strength at their backs Mr.
blaine's nomination should not even be thought
Of This was IN exact accordance with the views
which had been held by Blaine's friends from the
rst, ana II is pretty certain 70 guide their course
OF action 70 the last IL was for this reason that
opportunities OF the candidates did not seem 70
be exhausted, and n the oalioting had gone on az
the afternoon session II Is quite certain that these
dispatches would tonight have recorded Blaine,s
nomination"
MAINE VIEW OF TEE SITUATION
THIS dispatch from Chicago was sent SATURDAY
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THE MYSTIC SIGN.


20 gorgeous poppy, of rich renown,
Show us the way to Sleepy Town.
Baby must go-ho's tired of play;
But yet think we have missed the way.n
Then TRANQUILITY up and down
Waved the flower OF rich renown,
And softly it seemed to say,
"This way-this way-this way
Is tho way to Sleepy Town"
70 ripening wheat, all golden brown,
SHOW us the way to Sleepy Town.
How shall we find where tho starlight CLEANS
On tho City of Sleep in the Land OF Dreamsi'
Then soothingly up and down
Went the wheat, all golden. brown,
And Whispering seemed to say,
"This way-this way--this way
Is tho way to Sleepy Town"
% little ono, with curly crown,
Have you learned tho why to Sleepy Town,
Where faintest music, and softest light,
And sweetest blossoms enchant the nightf,
Then drowsily up and down
Went the beautiful curly crown,
While the tired eyes seemed to say,
"This way-this way-this way
Is tho way to Sleepy Town."
-Eudora s. Bumstead in So. Nicholas.
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but was not long allowed to bask Il

but I was not long allowed to bask Il
tho honeyed words, for picknicking wa
the order OF the day, and was immedi
ately called into requisition and mi
| troubles began. at the first Whit o
wind my head made violent effort t.
resume his natural position and drag my
pretty dress in the dust, an effort which
resented aud strained every bone to
prevent; and in the commotion that en-.
sued there was another Int catastrophe;
but this time it was Dir. Radcliffe who
was the sufferer. and much diversion
his antics afforded us, as he ambled
and leaped, and scrambled and climbed
back and forth on stone wall in mis-
pursuit of it, and made himself generally
ridiculous in full view of his lady-love,
as She stood cool ard serene in the rosy
shade, which, in my gratitude for hold
ing mo firmly aloft, l shed over her in
profuslon. am sorry to be Obliged to
state that his race was enlivened by oc-
casionGl breezy expressions, to which
Arethusa and politely closed our ears.
why, my dear" said she sweetly,
when, red and disgusted he rejoined us
oearing captive the muddy hat, al am
tigucd you SO soon after breakfast"
The words were sympathetic enough,
but unfortunately there WINS q full
blown twinkle in her eyes utterly ut va
rance with them, and it was this that
Adolphus's quick glance took in at once,
and to this he responded irritably, "Oh,
quite understand; daro say you de-
lioeratcly pushed my hat off with that
detestable umbrella for the sake of Sec
ing me make myself ridiculous"
."Why, Dolphyl how can you say such
things! Pm sure it was very pretty to
sec you play with the wall so nicely. i
had no idea you were so agi!e!"
Dolph's vanity was touched to the
quick now
"Oh, | dare say you would have been
equally diverted if 1 had fallen and
broken my neck" he returned acridly.
"Sinco that is your opinion" mimick-
ing very successfully his manner of the
previous day, 81 give you back all prom
ises, ns you would hardly care 10 be
bound for lfo 10 murdercssl" Then
she remarked absently: "And all about
n hat, too!n
Then it was that appreciated the full
meaning of the saying that "two is
company and three is none" for those
two nngratcful wrctchcs agreed to call
poor, inolrcnsive me the sour, of all dis
agreement, aud between them left me
without shred of character, actually
deciding TO do without my protection
for all time.
''But we'll keep 1t to lend to trouble
some cnllcrs," and with this pleasant
prospect before ire was returned to the
umbrella stand with bang
Magazine.
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LOVES suEE1c1ENcY.
It's said by the poet, It is better far,
To 1.-Two md loa,

tbs said by the poet, It is better far.
To loye and loss,
Than never to havo loved at all. But l.
Imay not choose,
For there has come into my lifo a love
SO fierce, so strong,
That ] am helpless in its grasp, content
To drift along.
At first I know not twas Loves sea l had
Set sail upon,
SO, happy, 1oated on, with halfclosed eyes
Through shade and sun;
What needed which way Invent, with hin
My boat to guide!-
What dangers had the unknown sea, il no
Was by my sidel
woke to find myself in waters strange,
No land in sight;
All things seemed radiant. now. A mighty
ofrare delight
Swept DER my startlol soul; she Sky, the
With glory slone,
AS was revealed the rapturous thrill of love
Till then unknown.
And now let shadows fall, let storms arse,
On his dear breast,
Shielded and snfs. I lilo, while sheltring arms
Fold me to rest.
Tho night may come, it holds no dread for
me;
His tender kiss
SootEos all my fearsu and fills my happy heart
VITA perfect bliss.
-kronk Leslio's.
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A Unique Frenoh Advertisement

The latest device for attracting the at
tention of possible purchasers which has
been adopted by several Paris shopkeep-
ers is an ''immoyablo boy" Outside a
clothier's. for instance. the ''boy" stands
without moving muscle, and bears on
his carcase the newest fashion in blouses
or corduroys. Passers.by are easily at
tracted by the remarkable figure, which
they take to be an efiiey in waxwork
or u td6lcau riDan'. The boy has been
we'll drilled AMI lives up to his work.
He smiles not, neither does he wink, nor
does he bctray the slightest sign, token
or movement that he has anything in
and eifervescing specimen of humanity,
the boulevard boy" Tho device
draws, for spectators arc usually lost in
amazemont at the impassiye features Of
the Z breathing Improvisation of q dummy
figure,
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Origin of Slang.

A correspondent asks the Arkansaw
T'arcler: why is it that the word
rats has become such popular slang!
What is its origin, anywayp' We do
not know why ''rats" became popular
unless it is because they have at last
decided not to die in the house. The
origin of the word "rats," as it is now
applied, expressive OF disgust or disbe-
.ef in statement, is TO be found in
Shakespeare. Old Polonius has hidden
behind the arras to oyerhcar the CONVEX
sation held by the darkly brooding
Prince and his mother. The old man
makes noise, and Hamlet, cycla ming
"a lat-a rat" kills him. In England,
there has been no departure from the
original. When some one tells the
Prince OF Wales fish story, his royal
highness quietly remarks: "a rat :" but
Americans, ever intent upon enlarge
ment, and ever seeking the plural in all
things, say Gratis" The origin of much
of the popular slang of to-day can be
traced to Shakespeare TO call n fulsome
compliment tally" is declared by the
London 1Tmes to be IN Amer. canism, but
it is not. In the first part of Henry ".
occurs this phrase: "a candy deal of
courtesy" Americans, selzing upon so
gracious hint. resolved the whole
phrase into 'tatfy," VIII oh, we all know,
is candy.
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Bean Lore.

The Towering beans were anciently
supposed to give out perfume that
made men light-headcd; hence, when n
person seemed unusually silly, the ex-
preston used of him was: 'Bcans arc
in flower" Another saying connected
with beans was; "0gni grano In Ia sun
semo!a" Every bean has its black, "
that is its black eye. This was equivalent
to saying: Livery person has his
fault"
Beans have always had something
mysterious connected with them ever
since the days when Pliny wrote of
fythagoras's rule against eating them
that beans contain the souls of the
dead" And long ago in the city of
Rome the priests said that the dark
lines on bean blossoms were letters.
Still tho modern mind is doubtful rs to
the success of the said priests in reading
such alphabet. But the lard of mys.
FERROUS beans was Egypt, where tho
priests dared not look upon tho vepc-
table.
TO Pope Euticianus is attributed "the
blessynge of henos upon the aultar,n and
the ghosts of the dead were appeased by
the Romans, during the I.emuria, by
throwing beans on the fire of the altar
every other night for three times.
And an ancient Popish book, of 1865,
says Of some ceremony to which beans
belonged: eve do not use to secth ten
or twelve beans together, but as many MS
we mcanc to cate; no more must be
steepc, that is, mediate, upon ten or
twelve s:nnes only, neither for ten or
twcvc daycs, but upon all the shines
that ever We committed even from our
birth, if it were possible to remember
them. "-Aiepeadtn'.
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=. No. has Pullman Buffet Sleeper New
iork TO Chattanooga and Memphis without
change vim Harrisburg, Hngerstown and
roanoke; also has connection Mt Hagerstown
with fast mil from Baltimore.
NO. has through connection from Philn-
deiphia viz Harrisburg and G. v. Railroad.
anu from Baltimore via w. NJ. r II. DIily
,Waynesooro junction with G. & o. R'y west
bound train.
CONNECTIONS.
Hagerstown, Md, with the Western Morv
land hailroad to and from b fillmore, Fret
eerlck, Emmittsburg, Gettysburg, Pcnn,ar,
tWaynes9oro, Pa, and points on the Western
haryinnd railroad and branches.
WIN the Cumberland Valley railroad To
md from Harrisburg, Carlisle, Shippenslurn
Chambershurg, Mercersburg, Martinsb,,r2'
anu points on the Cumberland Valley rail,
road and branches
Also to and rom Pittsburgh and tho West
anu Northwest, and Boston, New York.
Phil idelphn and the North and East.
AZ Shenandoah junction, w. Va, with
main limo of Baltimore anu Ohio Rnilro nj
tvhfrl froni the West.
80. Is makes close connection Mt
Mayncsboro junction with G. 81 o.
sy. Iihst and West bound trains.
II, az Loch Laird, with Lexington branch Of
Hichmond and Allegheny rniirond
At Buchanan with Main Line of Richmond
and Allegheny railroad.
At Roanoke, with Norfolk AMI Western
railroad.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
at Boycc, for Milwood md Winchester. Va
AT Irontvillc for Fincastle.
NORTHWARD. DAILY
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An IsIand's New Dress of Florn.

The luxuriant vegetation of Krakatou
was totally destroyed by the eruption in
lSsa, not living germ being left. Three
years later the island was visited by DIR.
NJ. Trcub, who now reports having
found six spec cs of microscopic algr,
which coated the rock and seemed to
have formed the soil on which eleven
species of ferns had taken root. a com.
mon grass of Java was growing, and
there were quitea number of Towering
plants ms first appear on coral islands.
Seeds or fruit of several coral island
trees were found on the shore. Krakaton
is ten miles from the island of Sibesie,
containing the nearest terrestrial vcgeta,
ton, twenty miles from Sumatra, and
twcnty-one from Java.
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where Log Cabins Fiourisb.

A party OF American gentlemen, who had
been camping ott on an Island In the great
LIKE Nip:ssipg, Canada, last Summer, were
returning In sail boat aud were yet seven
miles from port when the SUN went down,
and with it the sailing breeze.
1 A discouraging situation, truly.
! Never mind, can row .youthere inside
! of two hours, y said the guido who had charge
OF the party, rs their Diurrnurs arose.
| why, mnn, IL is seven miles, there are
foar OF MS in this heevy boat--its big job
| you undertake. said ono.
| mo matter, have done the likes before
and can do it again. clieerfuliy replied the
bread .sllouldered Irishman. as lie stowel
away tile sail and bent to the oars He was a
| splendid oarsman, md the boat was soon
| under Roadway again.
| "What would Inot give to enjoy your
health and strength,n remarked tho Pro.
| lessor.
"Yes. 1 am pretty healthy, and though /
am past ,s sixty feel as strong as ever" re,
istood at deaths door, and never thought 10
pull an oar again. You see. ] was in the
woods all winter, logging, and got into the
water one day and caught cold. 1t settled
1, on my lungsand hadn bad cough, which
lung OIL till l ran down almost to a skele.
! ton"
Call in physicianr'
Yes, went twenty miles through tho
bush toseo doctor; he gave me some medi-
cine, but it didn't help Inc much.n
"How was tho cure elfectedr'
IAN old Scotch lady, who had come over
from tho States gave mo n preparation of
balsa.ns and herbs, which she said the early
settlers in America used, and it soon
stopped my cough and put mo on my feet
again"
One has but tc travel along the frontier to
learn how easy 1t is to get along without
doctors and how effective are the natural
remedies which tie old grandmothers know
how TO prepare They often cure where tho
best physicians fail
Every niether of family knows how
coughs and colds are quickly and radically
cured with syrups and teas made from bal
sans and herbs which grandmother taught
Us how 10 maker
Warmers Log Cabin cough and consump-
ton remedy was, after long investigation
into the merits and comparison with other
! old-'imo preparations selected from them
! because proved to be the very best of them
oil. 1t has brought back the roses to many
a pallid cheek-there is no known remedy its
equal as cure for coughs and colds.
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A Valuable Remedy,

BnANuRETH's Pills purify the Blood. slim
ulatc tho Liver, strengthen the Kidneys regu-
late the Bowels. They were introduced in the
United States in 1885,. Since that timc over fifty
millions Of boxes Of BRANpRETn's Pills have
been consumed.
This, together with thousands of convincing
testimonials from all parts of the world, Is pos
tive evidence Of their value.
BRANDRETn's Pills ars purely vegetable, alb
solutely harmless, aud rafo to take at any
time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store, either
plain or sugar coated.
a little knowledge wisely used is better
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Tho Amos arc Bearded Like pards

The British Consul at Hokodalo states
that the Ainos-who are remarkable
tribe of small, hairy people, originally
living by hunting and iishing2baye
oeen IN great straits since the occupation
OF their fishing grounds by tho Japanese
In 1850. Since 1882 efforts have been
made to relieve their distress and to
teach them farming, and in 1886 about
SOB acres were cultivated by them. In
their chief homo in the island of Yesso,
the Amos are estimated to number Ia,
600 individuals, with 5000 houses. They
are supposed to be gradually disappear
ing. : Arkansas 4rarele2,
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The fact that the sale of DIR. Pierccs Pleas
mt purgative Pellets exceeds That of any otLar
pill in the market, be it great or small, is on
account of the fact that they are tiny, little
sugnr-coated granulcs, md that in most cases
one little Pellet" is sufficient for n dose; TINT
they are purely vegetable and perfectly harm
less. and for constipation, biliousness, sick
headache, and all discusses arising from de-
rnngement of the liver, stomach or bowels,
| hey are absoutelya specific. a gentle laxa-
dose -
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DoRRINs' ELECTRIC

and take no other. Nearly every grocer
from Maine to Mexico keeps it in stock.
If yours hasn't it, he will order from his
nearest Wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper
around each bar, and be careful to follow
directions OH each outside wrapper. You
cannot afford to wait longer before trying
for yourself this old, reliable, and truly
wonderful DopDINs' ELECTRIC Soar.
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And each day and night during the week you
san get ut all druggists Kemp's Balsam for tho
Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to be tho
most successful remedy ever sold for the cure
Of Coughs. Group, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, and Consumption. Get bot
tic tu-ddU and keep 1t always In the house, so
You can check your cold Mt once. Price zoe
and 81. Sample bottles FREQ.
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No. 4 mikes close connection mt Wnyne,.
West bound trains. "'
No has Pullman Buffet Sleeper from
Memphis and Chattanooga to New York
twitn9t chaugc) via Roanoke, Hagerstown
no. makes through connection via Shen-
Washington, and Hagerstown with III
western Maryland Rnilroad for Baltimore
ana u V. Railroad for Harrisburg PhiIal
delphia and New York.
0. HOWARD ROVER
r, Gen; Pass and Ticket Agent.
Superintendent Roanoke, Va. '"'
G. M. FUTTERER,
Pass. Agent, HagcIs:o~A AID.