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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

found IN doiorous house. tbe stone stairs of
which are almost worn cut oy tie generations
that have trod them a veil known university
professor and botanist Prof Ged5cs. who
lives IN this fcul aad Impoverished locality IN
order tbat ne nay study The sociai qaoctoa
sea the practical means o. its soiutioa-
TIE NEW FxEE IIBRART.
Ihsve been Interested 10 the superb edi6ce
recently built here bT IRE generosity q Andre-
Carnegie. - Pistsburgb. free pu o1ie r.
brarv. and which he bad The good judgment 20
raise near antique ana Impoverished par q
she city. r. contains a reading room. refer
snce library, lending library and childreus
nbrarv When visited is various branches
the other dag. there ves Va oDs os them eevE
q folk q both seEes engaged IN psrusing
rnaesriass and other periodicals. there vas n
another an array Of resders tast e1sd almost
every chair studying books - aI' kinds there
Wa IN another rsnY hook borrowers who we're
coming and zoilz al he tine. vhfte TIE chil-
dreu 3 quarters were 50 fulsE packed With bcys
ard girls that q swarm u t0sr bad g - kept
outsiie TIE rate awaiting thsir time 20 get in.
one ~ one. a. others made room for them ~
leaving r. vas uirh surprise that noticed
the sold character ~ the books that uanT o'
he Youngsters here ~ers poring over ard thas
ctAers q them we're sssins home ron ~
lending department
readers. rot a few q rhcrl fur1 M rhar fbe
doors are opened t1 tle earir farsuoor- arf
star rfwefed - thefr chairs nnsH the clcsia y
hour AZ nlEht Tiers ar rrofssslonal uen
AMONG ths-l, ast tae goat ma ioritv az shop
Keepers CLERKS traisesnsen ~ ar-issns saa
ets-r fofe~s Bsfpeen 2oC0 ard 81 % voFnres
az given ST aaiir rrou - leudia- 5hrary
The tr-nf - tbcartf p. Scotland a. tri.
e-~ mar - see- fror fte fact fsat s~fis
frcrr ection. eeariF 11os q tte ocrss tax-a
Gus tnrius th- pasf 1r1th were f-ers - a.
ccv~s - 'scsenc~ ara sgt NsSs9 frora ~ SERVES
q hisecrv. n.es~anhT sa1 trs~eL~ 81 or frra
the aiccves - socfologF -earlv 2 80 froun ths
alcc~ss ~ rhlosorhv. poetry arr xeuersi =
sratu-e.r ant s7iT - fr0ri re sl-cv-s - -
i.sioo Tnrse strisfaE facts s're a. - -
tse fav--fte tnsrcs ~ strtT ar1ore ~ csru-
I1er ~ Et,rrarss aa these tires r. fks-e sne
ofh-T ritT ~ she rcrs rhlch esa sasx lxe
~rr-r4s
rHers are 1fhs~ Trraf Eersrse< F. ESl-ga-rA.
scrre ~ theu -rsfart~s cif ves r. r-uff s.n
tfaf - esliace eriIt 81 a1r recovered s~cfrh-
AzerfCar risisesa5-e $40 hss nsrs1n - rass
fsw eesrs Evsu 81 many ef rs rs.rs--s ~ -
s-reaa ef s-sv 'retre hc.h .n rse Enstet S<ar~s
snt in scorsacA sssl &c Acl6s t1as ne nzs
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

CATARRH-T dreadful disease,
only a slight congestion OF the mucous
membrane of the nose at first, increases
with each cold until il spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stom-
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung dls-
eases, dyspepsia and many other d.
tresslng and dangerous complaints. A
full account of your present condition
and the treatment You require, viii be
given you free OF cha &c by Dr. = Clay
Todd, 43 Monroe-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
II YOU are nervous, restless, irritable,
sleepless or wake after horrid dreams,
tired mornings, with a dull headache,
bad taste IN the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and go about your employ
ment without life, energy and ambition,
desire TO be alone, gloomy f0rebOdings,
a disposition 10 worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes, spells
Of feeling afraid or uncertain. some
times low spirits, YOU are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion Of
nerve power, which may end ~ utter
prostration, insanity and death.
II YOU have a great sense of weakness
and WEAKNESS. with tired limbs, numb
ness, trembling, prIckiy sensations. cold
feet and legs, you are advancing % that
most serious disease, paralysis.
II your head aches. feels numb and
tired, with strange sensations. loss Of
memory. and YOU think with difficulty,
or you are sleepless at night, with drow-
siness and duiiness during the day, the
nerve and brain fatigue may soon run
into insanity or death.
If you have any Of these feelings do
not neglect them or they vii end IA par
alysis, insanity, prostraton or death.
As you value your life Go not neglect
these arnings. Time and experience
have shown. and hundreds of startling
and marvellous cures have proved, that
those diseases are perfectly and com
pleteiy cured by Dr. =. Cay Todd, No.
43 MCnrOe-st.. room 4. Grand Rapids.
Under the use Of Dr. s. Cay Todd 4
remarkable remedies. all these symp.
toms yield as If by magic. and strength
81 nerves. vivor Of brain, Vitality Of
blood and health OF body are soon re-
stored
lis remedies are purely vegetable
and harmless, and can only be Obtained
81 his Office.
DIX. TODD compounds his presci ,
tons before each patient In bis office.
CstsTrh. deafness. rheumatism. uer-
vous debility. impoteDca and al dis
eases resulting from early md iscretons
and eycesses ~ manhood. al 4 stsses ol
the urinary organs. partial parB'yss
vaTlCoceiic ruptures, tumnTs, scfoi cla.
Old sores dropsy, ski disases. ivsI
and kidney complaints heart dIsesses.
shortness o. breath. hack II bead
small n back. etc. iuciud ng ail female
comu.a Ants and chrome diseasas cures
quickly ard permanently
IR IDDDf~ Office af a. M0nrDc-st.
room 4. erand Hap ds 1ich.
His Hlsdlcines sgree wa tlle stomach
and you can cas- anything yoa eaoose.
ffe s n be Office irom sil tic morn
lrE urfl ln tae evening ever cay
hul 8udars.
CaH. everybody A frenaly g tsik VII
cosf vHu n0thE
los Charges RAPID Cures
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

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A IA - tAes aEe - >ss f@rA u se~<ns -
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a. s.1e3a1 ruport - TIE eaist so1ssse-s ~
ts-t rear u vkise a. "a srtsatEal Et@tsss1cs
- ssssu. flnsre wsre ozs t~r Z~ra<rs ir "a
sfsy aarirg AZ yxsFt re es0s~s leaA feTusst.
sls xAea So tssl ths arrest tor tts ys2r ssrS
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26


EDEssssaa scstls.z.a 40 - -rhsrs . al
sEraE ~ A1eraaass iz ssiEs.rsa tsls sasuaser.
s4seying las 4tlczpasre aac sazzhlas y tass
tnns4sn rs .atersstias sit streets al iis styl
ish ae@ oaes. sossryias IS ssaiat .Es iss sl.s
saeas ssehltscTsr-. sss8Ezg - sesa<s q Alstorla
fat.rsst tad rsll1a a. rr;sl3tiua. iso&iag ~ tAs
haaa.a ~ - faHoes Or zeDsf@sie men.
clLl4eia9 De sl0psss - ne three hiiis - sni-h
q - h,siis sa3aslls tas m4as Tartells a. PARIS
- saic1 it Is s1crued. lesrnszg so11stning II
- <fest ia4tltatlgas ~ eastlre, 4dnlirllx is
tlssazes4Es ieat1rss s1d rzrs eeasfg sua
f.niii irtzlax tAemseises VITA fae Nzgs snt
ii1s q rs xsol1i sld inSsliigsat peopl-. Frcul
eAe tine % rs f8uzdias .oag before tao Derie1
"a sat1ea-ie alstsrg. snd l2c En-s saea -
caste rocz 80 1cid 81 the RDnla1 legf0ns
AL snen lt 80 ast . hamlet of Daa 4aa ~
Nsz infested b. tAe sid 1oaT aDd tas sol i
49, sro&a tnreaz1 tns azes 1ntl ro~ n il
aty taat atrracts tcnFlsts neza a. parts u The
zsSsa. Ihs AEerlc4a toarist. $40 eecoaies sel
acquainted ~lta i1 alas i ~oFtay ct rs ~
Mesa
sExs raoa rsE EEIaHrs.
viewed fro1. sAs Castle CFosaed Reck EsicA
sity. 80 frol4 Cllt0a HLk Which rSss aot Far
sa the spectacle cf tae city ef Eclnoargh = q
ssrpassins sna varied charm. Standing ca
CaltOl HI. shsre fsa and saadry monuments
.n1 "a observatory. y0u see tns Crags 4ad
Ar,aur seat. sitA rs iioas head. yol sec the
feAning saters % the Eirth q Forta. over
Which taat great eantilsver bridge SHEA = the
aarvsl q z-ss'esn engineering has been built
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

No2 only b tae pAile~osAy q eoou~rsusa
p~lzs sssais1 ksrS. p<l sas Er&etios x sooEs
rstiea 49, proet shsraas = u,AklAs Faslc xr1sr
res1 Il = snAzhly - tas @sslFts1ftse ls.s -
yet 49, onl< g : email ex.xat a. ~ pssstuz-
tive. Al sae CC-eD<rsbse SxAFress besa sn
g .szox lsss Aay rsases = a. .stoanoias
IaAxaisz1e ~erS repcrls1 - to "a sro9 a. "a
clStribssfFe eo-cEere&iea u S1zsi4o1 sna Us
pFess 1eE5 - he Se0ltssh Wko1sssis SeesetY
ssla tAst IL these tEses Ttbere i e. tassr1
tsroobing saergy IL Is taYer a. ever irt sanA
There are sboat : ratilap I1euhars q eo-apeF>
z1ixe seCistss IN Crest BgItzA *lth share
capita q over "a 0le 90 4na w1th heavy -
turns II We wsy - Prort Il 81 nct bs long
hsefore ne rFineirls = EaoFe excessively sB-
pliec - pncdaStioz tAsa Al las ges Oeeu As
= ne cooperative esllatrs companies that
have been established here he.r q ne pros
psrlty of ssFera- - tAsEa
FscroSns
Etinourgh Il nos factory town TAere are
few factories of suy Kind within is boands
The sdlsseas shipping port 81 Lsith l. hTely
and busy sll the year roauo hut ~hat yea see
there mainly are the lesser ersfl employed u
the oo@sEsnz tr-de.
FRON cAsrIE 10 PALACE
A few minutes u time viii take tas pedestri-
sn from ths spiendor aKd fashfoA q Princes
street to the squaior ans Eisery q Cosgste
sui t1o Oan1nG @te- etfNlc0 lErNakE ALt y
Last evening IN the long twiligAt. Princes street
surpasses broadway in tksL throngh nearly al
q IT, the bulldogs are OF Oaly one side q be
street the other sise psiag open gsrdsns. aDd
IN the supexb view you can en,oy from it of the
bold aud proud H4Iural Textures 81 the LEGALITY
and OF the lofty ediooes n The distance
When / got into The Cowgase aud there
abonts, I found swarpling masses of oe
humanised humanity. rssred, hGggard. de
graded and heart oresRiag 10 lock ct
Not 10 Rome OF any Of the other Italian cities
have recently visited nor svoG IN London itself
did see such putresceut hcEdes as saw there,
ana the worst parts of the east side o. New
York can show nothing like them. Tncy bud
die together here aud down these dismal alleys
N huge crumb bling stone buildings. which ages
ago, were the domlcllcs of tie nobility and
gentry. Up there az one end Is the ancient
castle. on the rock which has been the scene of
romance. story aud tradition since the time u
the Caesars AID before II. While down ycnder az
the other end is the Old roy a palace with which
Is associated the name OF the beaUteons bat de-
bauched Queen of Scots and beside which
stand the rains of the ancient abbey that was
held by the monks eight hundred years ago.
Between these far-famei edinces aud in their
vicinity. and along through the Cowgate and
Canongate / saw last evening perhaps ten
thousand human muckworms not 20 be de-
lowest grade Of drudges IN the lowest stratum
OF society. earning the smallest pittsnee Of
wages and many OF them are always out of
employment and IN want In these quarters.
which are in the old town-Edinbnrgh has al
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
no FOUL PIAYn orYrcr.

1 am assured that there is no such thing as
municipal corruption In the government Of the
city OF Edinburgh 1 have made inquiry on this
subject among burghers Of all kinds aud parties
and they are unanimous in saying that the City
Council is a body OF men with clean hands.
striving 10 promote the welfare OF the city, aud
that the public function aries. from the Lord Pro-
vost and the Procurator Fiscal 10 the Chief Con
stable, the Judges and their ssbordinates. are
never even charged with foul play in their
Official capacity. I am assured that II any OF
them were guilty OF unlawful practices in Office
he would be diSgrsced and out-lawed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

''old town"-the death rate Is OF course very
high while It is very low in the better quarters.
1t is undoubtedly TO the accursed land system
and landlord system here that many public
evils may be traced
see no prospect Of any speedy change In the
land laws by which the aristocracy viii be de-
priyed Of their vast territorial domains OF pre-
serves; but yet o good deal Is being done in
several ways 10 bring about Improvement in
the condition OF the disinberited classes. Tho
city authorities are causing the demolition OF
many OF the old roolIeries. and compelling the
erection Of modern coniciles in their stead:
the broom brigade does It's duty we'll. there is
Temperance crusade that Is telling and there
are hundreds Of benevolent ard reformatorY
societies that are doing good work In reading
a list Of these societies one would think that
provision had been made against almost every
human III In Edinbugh; but, alas tho facts
show that neither religion nor science has yet
reached the root OF the wrongs that bear foul
fruit here.
ADBEYs AND PALACES.
The tourist can end numerous places OF rare
interest In the enviruus OF Edinburgh; and he
will fnd Il worth his while 10 VISIT Roslin
Chapel Melrose Abbey, Dryburgh Abbey, Ab-
botsford, and so forth. lie viii also nnd IL
Instructive 20 visit the domains and palaces or
mansions OF the aristocraoy. such FOR example
as those OF the Marquis o. Tweeddale, The
Duke of Buccleuch the Marquis of Lothian
and Lord Roseherry. have found that there
IS no great diriculy IN obtaining admission 20
them Al this season Of the year,
john SwIxTcS-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

Edinourgh Ia not sactosy town TAese are
few factories q suy kind witsin its boanas
Tus sdlssens shipping pors 81 Lsiis l. hsely
and busy 81 the year roau1 hut shat yea see
there mainiy are ghe lesser ersft eInploysd u
me ooast4nx lraca.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
HEALTH IS WEALTH

In NFFrf HFErE tfr bfgu frfsF-
vta .-larfs.letf e fr+eI ~ for 8 Fsfff q ~ ~
naes frrsHISigns ? ff Nervous #furaif -
tffrf aeftt Nervous Pros rsf .rr rznrr1 ~ fhe
f.st ~ 3 raf.eI ~ fpifarrc afefrfrase NrFffI
srffese 1H ~efferins ~ tts Nrsia resa q ~
- Power ir = hff eos. frveiuH farf ilcss-s SO
~rffff sfnff nfes caused b. cfere eft - ffis
tre - 81 taHtIr.tr ~ nErf ft E.efH.ef. tert ftaf
81 sf boxes fer ssf. stff ~ mail p-tras 80
fers o. ~ Tffes
WF tE hnANTrF ~fE rnKFs
r r eure aHr rlae far1 ofsff ff-ei go
IS n taf rt bffes. strgffraniaf ~ tH
ssns fHf rafftasar snt ffar Fusfrrfee
81 ftfa - f.aaer ~ ffeafF.rft ott nff
fEet rrrf tfffersrttrs ieeusf tHr aE
WHfIE q WHITE.
Hryfof HfHsf f.ffrseg soIr frtrfr
81 8orf5e-etrset. f,raa3 Hsplas Hrh.
nFEE tII IGHT
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

Edinburgh has hecz rca0waed for ages as =
seat q lrarslBs. n the various departments
u Tie great university. which was founded over
three centuries ago. there are th;rtysn hun
irce ssudclts. There arc twcnty four hundred
"a the Technical College, and In an of1cial TO
port Just made % the French Government.
she HcriOs Wat, College Il referred 10 IS the
Npc % 4haS technical institution oaght to Dc.
Ttcre - here IA abundance Il academies nor
nal unt high schools. art schools, seninaries.
scica.lEc and theological Institutions. There
Are also irdustrsl colleges. rcformatory
schools. ard so on
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26
IN AULD EDINBURGH
iona S~tzso1 vislzs TIE Anclsns
Cz1aeal ~ Scotland

Ih@ Fsopss saa Fk&fx N<gs ef Llfs-
se@ass - asEassas- FEsa xl>s .44 tz-
s-e~~s-Fh@ c.r2~sis Fr-~ kkaF.Ex-
I.a--1L~l AsPsz.- 81 sAe Cizs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-26

foa SEE tas ancient Ca~tie OF toward the
vest. AL up ai0rt, yoa scc Zones towers.
steepies aat monuments hills and vaies. 20
soar hearts eonteat. and y0u obtain = superb
gi-v a ne city. Oh ard new Stil another
picturesque view hardly less attractive. IS
,3uBG ~nen yon mouat 70 the TOP % the Castle
ron Witch r,u dcscry The Pcrt!aEd hifis aud
.aEe upoa scenes thGs csP;ivate the insginA.
l,on
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-27
Out of 634 Entries From the Ward
Schools of Pittsburg, 625 Pupils
Show in Front in
THE HIGH SCHOOL STAKE RACE.
No Individual Records Broken, but the
Average Time is Faster Than
Heretofore.
THREE STARTERS LEFT AT TIE POST
Nine Scholars to be Given Another Trial Before thI
Flag Firsly Drops.

Prof Wood planned pleasant Christmas
surprise for 625 public school pupils, when
he handed down yesterday mis- report OF the
result in the preliminary examination for
admission to the High School.
The examination took place last Monday
and Tuesday, and was confined to reading,
writing, geography and drawing. From
now until the end OF the school year these
branches will, as far as possible, be kept out
of the wsy of the other studies.
There were 6S4 pupils on examination.
OF these the surprisingly large number of
613 passed. But nine failed entirely. Of
the others three did not complete their pa
pers, being excused for good reasons, and
nine fell below the,,necessary 65 per cent in
but one steady and are entitled to a re-ex-
animation. All OF these latter will pass, SO
that out OF the 634 candidates 625 can be
counted as winners.
The highest percentage made this year
was 93.5 per cent, and this was made by two
pupils-Joseph jackson, of the Grant
School, and Katie HAYS, Of the Hancock
School. The next on the list is Anna
Samuels, of the Hancock, who made 91.7
per cent. Bertha Tiegel, of the Luckey
School, made 9O7 per cent, and these were
all who made over 90 per cent. The general
average, however, is higher this year than
usual.
The results are shown in the following
table OF the sub-districts:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PSORIASIS 20 YEARS
Body Mass of Disease. Suffering Fearful.
All Thought He Must Die. Cured
in Six Weeks by Cuticura
Remedies

1 have been afflicted for 20 years with an obsti-
nate skin disease, called by some Nj. ID. IS Psorl-
asis, and others Leprosy, commencing on my
scalp; and in spite of all could do, with the help
of the most skillful doctors, 1t slowly but surely
extended, until year ago this winter 1t covered
my entire person in the form of dry scales: For
the last three years have been unable to DO any
labor, and suffering intensely all the time. Every
morning there could be nearly a dustpanful of
scales taken from the sheet on my bed. some OF
them half as large the envelope containing tn1s
letter. In the latter part of winter my skin com
menced cracking open. l tried everything, al
most that could be thought OF: without any re,
lief. The 18th of June l started west, In nopes
could reach the Hot Springs. rcacheo DetrolL
and was so low thought should have TO go TO
the hospital but finally got as far as Lansing,
Mich. where had II sister living. one Dr. -
treated me about two weeks, but did me no good
All thought had but short time to live. earn
estly prayed to die. Cracked through the skin all
feet badly swollen: toe nails came OF: finger nails
dead, and hard as bone; hair dead, dry, and lie
less as old straw. my God how did suffer.
My sister, Mrs. e. H. Davis, had a small part OF
box of CUTICURA in the house. She wouldn't give
up; said. .'We will try CUTICURA." Some was
applied on one hand and arm. Eureka there was
relief; stopped the terrible burning sensation
from the word go. Thy Immediately got the
CUTICURA, CUTICURA RESoLVENr ana SOAP.
commenced by taking one tablespoonful OF re
SOLVENT three times day, after meals; had
bath once a day. water about blood heat; used
CUTIf URA SOAP freely; applied CUTICURA morn
ing and evening. Result: returned to my nome
just six weeks from the tim lett, ana my skin
as smooth as this sheet of paper.
Henderson, jefferson county, N. Y.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-27
An Old Hole Going Deeper

BADEN-At Baden Ed. Barton is clean
ing out and drilling deeper an old hole near
the town in hopes of finding oil below
where the gas was struck. The result is
being watched with some interest.
rrx;,cr tl,a So,na Dlaoo a,o;.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-27
A Favorable Prospect,

MARS STATIoN-At Mars station Bar
ney Forst is just completing his No. on
the Anderson farm, which looksas good as
mo. 1, eight months old, and now doing 65
barrels per day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-27
RAILROADS.
From Piitsburq Union ststioa-
=ennSuIVdnid LINES
Trnsis Run by Central Time.

aoiTT INV EST MISREPRESENTATION UTE
Leave for Cincinnati and St. Louis, Ia5 a. M M.
7:lo S:S5 and ni6 P; IN, 9 9ennison I1od "a
Mheeling. 7:I5 a. m, 12:Oa. $40 p: m steuben-
vile 555 m washington nst e S;Sp 3 a. Bnrsetf mr.: ei
town. l1S5 a. M. S:2S p. m: Mansfield, tiil
$40 Hoo M i:e, 6so az oiSo iS:t bT1dSeyld5!s d!t
TRAINS ARRIVE from the West, q 2:1o; s:cOa.
so5 ua B1rgsttstggw6S g.S s:d sas a ;O! s;o'
a:s5 SIS p. m. Mansfield, $3.50, 5:5S $50, 1l:4o
m. i2:i s;55. 1890 and s;2op m 9:O0 Bulser l;'
d. u. McDonalds. $50 q h, q s;oo p. III.
NORTHWEST sYsTEM-FT. WAYNE ROUTE :
s:4S except Saturday 1lI20 p. M; Toledo, 7:iO a.
M, d l2:26 100 and except Saturday j 20 p m
Castle and gst9wn, 7:5O a ,gs. IN. l2sd s;sS E.
Vile. Erie and Ashtabuia 7:aO a. M. I2:so p. IN
Niles and Jamestown S;S2 P m; LIN Alliance; 4;a
S:45 D. M; Beaver Falls, 4:eo p. m. Beaver Falls
s $40 a, M; Leetsdale, $3.50 a. m.
m. Beaver Falls s:1a II 100 a: m. 5;i9 p M 40
p sd M Enon. 500 m hse'Saa 1:s i:1s 5:sS s @
1880 800 and 1886 p. M; Conway. 1850 p. m;
Fair Oaks n:40 a. E.
d e:50 pm. Toledo except Monday 1850, d 6:35 a.
Y S ans and sIo New E. & 9as. sIo m. f e
io.i5 D. m. /; Miles and Youngstown, d $50 p. m; ;
ssTfaPS snG Sssrs 9s ssS a. m 3sS .aa
AshtabuIa i:25 lO:l5 D. m. Alliance. 1880 IN.
Niles and jamestown, $40 a. M; Beaver Falls.
ARRIvE ALLEeHENY, from Enon, 500 a. M
Conway g. 4oa. m ;Rocnester, g. 4Oa M Beaver Falls
7IO A. M I2:30 100 81 and S:l5 p. m; Leets-
dale 4 30 5. So 6. L. ESQ., 7.45 a. M, Eco IL: IS
1.l5, 8. 30, 40. $40, 800 and 6;5 p m; Fair
d. daily; 5, Sunday only: other trains. exceps
SUNDAY.
JOSEpH WOOD, General Manager.
e. A. FORD General Passenger Agent
Address. Pittsburg, Pa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Mr.. w. H. SCHLUMPF, Sc
WckLEY. PA.
NEW ADvF

MEMBER OF THE wELL-KNowN FAMILY OF
THAT NAME, PROMINENT IN THE BAKERY
AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS. TEsTIFIEs
TO THE SKILL OF DIR. BYERs IN CURING
HIM OF TROUBLESOME AFFECTION.
Mr.. Schlumpf had been afflicted with ca
tarrhsl neuralgia and stomach trouble for q
long time which always became greatly ag-
gravated every spring. The shooting pain be-
tween the eyes and through temples to back OF
head at times became unbearable. and crusts
were constantly forming in nostrils, causing
dryness in back part of nose, the throat. tongue
and mouth. Large assures formed IN tongue,
becoming SO painful that chewing and swallow
ing were performed with difficulty. Dyspeptic
symptoms, such as bloating and rifting after
meals, bad taste in mouth, loss Of appetite, ETC..
etc., set in, making life miserable.
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Trying the Same Place Again.

EMswoRTH-Three miles northeast from
Emsworth, Williamson'& Co. have located
wildcat well on the Taylor farm. They
have rig up and will start the drill at
once 1t is said that in 1888 we'll was
drilled on this same farm and had showing
of oil
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tricts which are co-extensive with the First
and Thirty-fourth wards, respectively, did
not enter any candidates.
The pupils entitled to a re-examination
are Nos. 202, 251, 397, 563 and $685. who
failed in geography; Nos. 1877, 217, 2S2 and
327, who failed in drawing. The incomplete
papers are those of Nos. 462, 600 and GAL.
The failures are Nos. 22s, 4O1, 4O3 412, Ala,
431, 507, 592 and 627,