The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-06-22
IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE.
Quick Time to Atlantic City via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.

The outlook for the summer season at Atlantic
City was never so promising as it is at present,
and the prosperous City by the Sea was never in
so good condition for entertaining and amusing
its summer guests. Entertainment in the sense
of afording food and shelter is all that is requir
ed of the Atlantic City people nature furnishes
the rest, and she lays sea and sand, sky and wind
pose. The great Seaside City of Sumner peaspure.
resourceful as it is in all that is attractive and
beneficial on sea and land, could never attain to
its high standard of popularity If natures ally,
the railroad, did not lend its efficient aid in rem
dering access so easy that the average traveller
counts the trip as nothing.
The facilities afforded by the Pennsylvania
Railroads seashore branches will be greatly i'm
proved for the coming season. They have always
been maintained on scale of liberality unap-
preached by those enjoyed by any other water
ing place. but a progressive spirit will, this sum-
mer, be manifested in many and striking i'm
pr0Vements. The summer schedule will go into
effect on June 18th, and it will present a service
of trains superior in number, speed and equip
ment to that of any previous year. The roadway
of both the West Jersey and Camden and Allan
tic roads have been reballasted and relaid in
many portions in anticipation of an improved,
accelerated and increased service, SO that the
new schedule will find both of the Pennsylva-
MAS Atlantic City lines in prime physical cOndi-
ton. larger number of express trains is prom
ised and the very quick time of transit hereto
fore made between the Delaware and the ocean
will be materially reduced.
An innovation, which Woodworking business
ban towns and neighboring cities will find most
convenient, is late evening train from Phila-
delphia; 1t is proposed that this train shall
leave Philadelphia about $50 p NJ, after all the
afternoon connections are in and all business is
over. and arrive in Atlantic City for late supper
and will oftentimes save much hurry and annove
ance. Another new feature will be late train
up, leaving Atlantic City at 1870 P. NJ for Phila
delphla, enabling visitors to spend the evening
with friends and return the same night. Other
tast trains will run at convenient hours of the
Gay Gay IN both directions, SO that every one may
Two new trains of considerable Importance
have been added to the schedule within the past
week-one an early morning train, designed to
deliver the newspapers in Atlantic City before
breakfast, and the other an early train up for
the accommodation of those who would be in
Philadelphia before nine o'clock.
The equipment of the summer trains will be
greatly improved by the use of new coaches and
by the substitution of new Altoona built parlor
cars, such as are run between New York and
washington, for the old Woodruff parlor cars
that the march of progress has left behind.
With these superior facilities and the advan-
tages offered by centrally located station easily
accessible from all portions of the city, and in
direct connection with Broad Street Station,
travel to Atlantic City by the Pennsylvania Rail
ducements of promptness, readiness and COM
fort.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS that Castoria does not
contain Morphine, Opium or any other narcotic
substance, in any quantity, shape or form. 1t is
entirely vegetable, pleasant to take, positively
effective, and perfectly harmless 1t is not a
secret remedy; the formula is printed on the
wrapper. Your Physicians will recommend IT,
Paregoric, Bateman's Drops, and many so called
Soothing Syrups. are composed principally of
Opium or Morphine lin any quantity they stupe-
fy, and in large quantities are deadly pOisOns.
Castoria assimilates the food and regulates the
bowels, cures diarrhoea, allays feverishness and
fretfulness, soothes the pain in teething, re-
Heves constipation and kills worms. 1t brings
refreshing and natural sleep to the child and
gives rest to the mother.
"Castoria is so well adapted to infants and
children that recommend it as superior to any
other known remedy" DIR. H. A. ARCHER Ill
S. Oxford St., Brooklyn, MY.
From personal knowledge and observation l
can say that Castoria is an excellent medicine
for children, acting as laxative and relieving
the pent up bowels and general system very
much. Many mothers have told me of its excel
lent effect upon their children" DR.. G.. C. Os-
GOOD, Lowell. Mass.