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He came into the counting.room, says
the Detroit Free Press, and left an adver-
tisement which read:
Ten lady typewriters wanted; state
wages. Apply by letter to A. B. & Co."
Then he went out and four days later
he came back.
whats the matter with the paperSe
he asked the clerk.
"Nothing that know OF
"Did you put that ad Of mine in?"
"0f course. Didn't you see IT'D"
mo; ] haven't had time to look 1t up,
but haven't had single reply. Are
you sure you put itin?"
The clerk got down the file and turned
to the wants"
"There it is" he said. whirling the
papor around so the advertiser could
see it.
He read it over carefully and his
face lighted up.
"No wonder dida't get any an
swers, he said, CURLY.
whats tie matter VII itT asked
the clerk, hauling Il around before him.
''Read it," communicative advertiser,
and the clerk read:
"Ten lady typewriters wanted; state
ages. Apply by letter to A. B. &Co."
The clerk apologized, made the cor
rection. and next day the advertiser re-
ceived ninety-nine replies, and they
are still coming
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The boa lly 0.4r.coapior. !

CAteODo Tribune
Prof. IL. G. Adams, the statistician Of
the Interstate commerce commission,
makes the statement that out OF 1853, 2S5
trainmen in this country 1850 were
killed and 1912 were injured last year.
OF these accidents 1894 per cent. oithe
deaths and 1857 percent of the inju-
ries were sustained by railway employees
while coupling cars or setting brakes
Professor Adams says further: "00t Of
total OF /, los 0i2 cars in the freight ser
vice there are but $1,000 fitted with the
automatic couplera and but 100000
equipped with train brakes. We can
well understand, in the light of such
figures when taken in connection with
the iact that there are forty.four differ
ent kind OF couplers and nine kinds OF
train brakes in actual use, that So
called safety appliances, as at present
used, increase rather than decrease the
danger OF railway employment" There
il bill pending in Congress calling for
the adoption OF uniform appliances for
couplingcars. It was one Of the earliest
bills introduced. II was asked for by
the President in his annual message.
What has become Of it2, Why should
this awful record of railroad casualties
be allowed to continue any longer2
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A NICE SNAKE STORY.
It Contains All the Ear Marks of Truth.
full Narrative.

It Contains All the Ear Marks of Truth.
full Narrative.
81 Louis Globe Democrat.
81 once knew an old unreconstructed
rebel in Arkansas who had colony of
rattlesnakes that were trained to play
Dixie with their rattles 30 his intense
edifcation," said Colonel j. S. Evans, OF
Meridian, Miss, at the Laclede. 1.-THE
man belonged to my regiment during
the war, and he had a rattiesnake that
followed him all through the Louisiana
campaign like faithful dog He didn't
Join the army until near the close OF
the trouble, and he brought his snake
with him. When the reptiles got tired
on the march her master would coil her
around his neck and trudge along with
his pet until camp was struck. At
night he put the snake in a circle
formed with hair rope, SO Us 70 keep
her from crawling around to the dread
Of the other soldiers.
"Duriug battle that snake would dart
in and out between the ranks OF tho
fighting men until she found her mas
tor, when she would stick her tail
straight into the air and rattle of tho
first few bars OF Dixie, with pro.
nounced dtstinctness and the most OK.
static delight Her master had, OF
course, taught her to do it. After the
war he took his snake back to the Ar
kansas farm, and in little while her
progeny was wonderful. When went
to see him 1fteen years ago his barn
yard was given over TO rattlesnakes,
and on signal from him by ringing a
bell. the reptiles would dash to tho cen.
ter Of tho yard, aud the clang OF Dixie
that the swift movements Of their tails
produced was rs deafeniug as it was in
II haven't told this story before be-
cause 1t sounds preposterous, but am
willing to make affidavit TO its truth.
NV friends farm lies in What is known
as Laconia Circle, on the west side Of
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DEAD SIHN TuRNEp 40 STONE.
The Strange Spectacle to 30 Seen where
onee CITY stood.

The Strange Spectacle to 30 Seen Where
osce CITY stood.
Away up among the sage brush Of
White Pine, far removed from the
shrek Of the locomotive, and only dis
turbed by the occasional prospector, is
a strange, silent city. Once more than
$1,000 people carried on all kinds Of
business and traffic there. 1t was dur
ing the phenomenal rush to White
Pine in 1867. Many hundreds OF build.
ings were erected. 1t was wild, new
city which never slept, and whore were
enacted all the scenes which in tlletell-
ing made Mark Twain and Bret 'Harte
famous. This was the story which an
old White Pine man recounted 10 u San
Francisco Examiner reporter:
"Now, II you go there" said he, "you
see only few OF those buildings, for
most of them have fallen in, AMI decay
ed. Scattered log cabins yet remain
where mountain squirrels scurry to and
fro at the sound OF mans footsteps.
But 1t is not of this that started out to
tell you, but OF second silent city
whore hundreds OF men lie buried and
where scarcely headstone marks their
last resting place. The headstones,
where there wore any at all, were OF
wood and they quickly rotted away.
The formation all about there is largely
OF Limestone. Water percolating
through it partakes Of the nature OF
lime aud this in many cases has petri-
fled tho bodies, So il one were to dig
here aud there in the great graveyard
he would find on every hand petritied
men. In many cases they are petrifed
SO completely that the entire remains,
even down to the features. are intact.
The quiet graveyard, stretching over
many acres, numbers among its sleep
ers all classes. There are those who
died in midwinter OF pneumonia and
typhoid fever, for in those wild times
men could not take good care OF them.
selves. Desperadoes arc also there.
Numberless persons of all degrees died
with their boots on.
1.-THE men who came there on fortune
bent embraced all classes. There was
the hardened prospector and the tender
foot, professional man, the farmer for
the first time turning his attention to.
wards mines and the gambler advcntur-
er. Dsath settled upon them, high and
low alike Many an eastern family per
haps to this day are waiting for the re-
turn of father, son or brother. They
have dropped out forever, and there,
caught by tho underground elements
and turned to stone, they will lie till
the end OF time. II is q lonesome city
to visit now, but twenty-five years ago
it was humming, roaring place, not
unlike Creede at the present time, only
larger 1t looks uncGnny now, and do
not often visit it, but when l do ain
constantly impressed with the uncer-
taihty Of all human affairs. The old
wooden headstones that yet remain are
exceedingly suggestive"
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This remedy is becoming so we'll
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise. A purer medicine does not exist,
and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters viii cure all
diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
VIII drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as well as cure all Malarial fe-
.vers. For cure OF Headache, Gonstipa-
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bitters.
Entire satisfaction MISUNDERSTANDING
refunded. Price so cents and 81 per
bottle, at logan Drug Co.'s Drugstore. 5
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MICE THAT TOOK TO DRINK.

They Tap Forty Bottles Of Champagne in
California Restaurant.
Fremo RepNb!iean.
Mat Aliltrovich,. the restaurateur, has
made an important discovery in natural
history.
He has found that mice drink cham
payne. 1t cost him only about STA, the
wholesale price Of forty bottles Of
French champagne. 70 make u discovery
which shal! send the name OF Nitro
vich sneezing down the aisles Of the
centuries long after Agasslz and Button
shall have been forgotten.
1t happened this way: The choice
champagne consumed by the athletic
bloods Of Fresno is stored in the cellar
on racks with the corks against the
wall.
Mitrovich does. not like mice, but
dearly loves cats. lie has six felines to
guard his treasure. house, but Fresno
mouse can live where cat would
starve, and while the bantam tigers
were feeding out OF the swill barrel in
the back yard tho mice were drinking
his champagne,
Having received an unusually large
order Of fine quart bottles from law
yer who had succeeded u few hours be-
fore in hoodwinking jury. Mltrovitch
wentinto the cellar, and to his surprise
found that two-of the fine quart bottles
were in the same condition as the law
yer-half full. An examination re-
vealed the startling fact that tho mice
hau uibbled at the corks until the wine
began to flow, and had swallowed by
suction all the sparkling liquid unit it
got below the level of the hole in the
cork. Asbotties lay upon their sides
this occurred when half the champagne
had been abstracted, aud then a fresh
bottle was chosen.
AIitrovich concealed himself and
watched the mice for an hour. The
first one sucked his fill, reeled away,
danced about giddily for n while and
fell down asleep with an ecstatic smile
upon his whiskered mug. His place
was taken by n second until tho whole
colony of about one hundred mice had
Joined in the general jamboree.
Cats are OF no use in such case, as
they cannot get between the bottles and
the wall, and NIitrovich has changed
his racks and placed tho cork and of
the bottles outward whore the mice can
not reach them.
Whenever he thinks OF those forty
spoiled bottles he feels forty different
kinds OF pains in his bones. That's why
he doesn't ike mice
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SEE that you are assessed.

Jusr rs sure as hot weather comes,
there will be more or less bowel COM
plant in this vicinity. Every person,
and especially families, ought to have
some reliable medicine at hand for in
slant use, in case it is needed. A % or
SO cent bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is just
what you ought TO have and all that
you would need. even for the most So
we're aud dangerous cases. 1t Is the
best, tho most reliable and most suc-
cessful treatment known and is pleas
ant to take. For sale by druggists.
DAW
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Anr yon tronbled wlth corns or bnn.

ARE you troubled win corns OF Dun
ions? If SO, let us give you a little adj
vice. Pare them down as closely as
possible without drawing blood; then
aoak them in warm water to soften
them, and apply Chamberlain's Pain
Balm twice daily, rubbing them vigor-
ously for few minutes at each applica'
ton. A corn plaster should DO worn
for few days TO protect them from the
shoe. As general liniment for sprains,
bruises, lame back or rheumatism, Pain
Balm Is all that can be desired. so
cent bottles for sale by druggists. p&w
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Proof or Vert. -,

The proof OF the merits Of plaster is
the cures it effects, and the voluntary
testimonials OF those who have used
AILcocK's Porous PIAsTERs during The
past thirty years is unimpeachable
evidence Of their superiority and
should conRince the most skeptical.
Self.praise is no recommendation, but
certificates from those who have used
them are.
Beware Of limitations and do not be
deceived by misrepresentation. Ask for
ALLc6cK's, and let no solicitation or ex-
PLANTATION. induce you to accept a substt.
tIite
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netter Lance rMan NeHer.

TtsGs Sififnqa
"what do you mean by disturbing me
at this hour Of the night?" said an Aus
tin doctor, angrify, to darby who woke
him up at o'clock in the morning.
81 Jess allowed, boss, dat yer was so
busy yer didn't hab time ter tend ter
poor folks in de day time, 30 lowed
I'd ieas drap in after supper"
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CHICAGO. ill.,, June 28.-cattle. receipts II 600
head; shipments $500 head: market steHdy; M.
tyes So 25a4 co. Texans 81 00a3 49, StockeEs 50 29G
65; COWS S1,l0a3 so Hogs, receipts 1000 head;
shipments 5000 head market steady; rough
and common 81 75A4 SIS; mixed aud packers
s. O0a5 10: primo heavy IS 25a5 10: light $l75a
$40 Sheep rccelpn4 700 head: shipments 200
head: market steRdy; natives 81 50a4'7 70: Texans
s. sUat 40; westerns 81 60a6 90; lambs q O0a7 10
East LiIERrY. Pa Juno 23-Cattlc. receipts
$50 head: shipments $40 head: market steady at
Yesterdays prices. Hogs, receipts 1850 head:
EhipmentS f;lOO head; market active; all grades
SS20R6 10. Sheep receipts 30 hcAd shipments
1904 head; market dull at about yesterdays
irices.
CINCINNATI O., Juno ?S.-HogS firm ut
81 4oa5 Is; receipts 200 head; shipments 1,40o
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Tho best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Ghilblains, .Corns and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures PLEA, or no
pay required, It Is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents q box. For sale by Logan
nrrs, 10, .
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A shoek Among ths. Anlmnls.

Chicago Daily Tribune
The Sword swallower-"Great Scott
This.wou't do. There are thirteen Of
us sitting down to dinner?"
The Living Skeleton Thirteen moth
ing! There are only twelve You've
miscounted the two-headed girl"
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c,ucAao. lime oa-The wheat market to-day
was oriet. TINE openinK was a shade under yes
s5S closing Ths market aoa aG .S, y ,nd9
ann yostssdSy. The yafiSns i rumors about the
Hatch bIlI cStused more uneaSirleSs and had a
t0ndency TO male generators hold OF. Cables
"S Corn INV was active and unsettled with ,tansae,
lions ON \ laree scale.
Psovssio saIs s hqu S and IoWcr.
Flour unchanged. 49,, =,
7IE7ss: 10 are cd sos; June lSS @
ConS1caSt Nc. :, SOC; June S0asi3 4a5Oc; July
69Tsncasi No. y? \ SIC: june s. Sas21lc;
.uiiT SalIas9aa Va: soptcmber 8Oa3ia30xe.
RYRZEo. 81 ia.
BARLEY~No. q COO
TTh I1464liTssrn9 osI! a5oi p a.
Mes PosK-Cash SO 6slS; July SO 65alO SKA
1067X.
Lanp-cash and July g IS; September se6711sa
SinRr fiRs-Cash az as; July IS sQa6 STA
a sSiI. Samoan Nan Il s7lSSi C6aG S1E
siioi;t nEssIsS n slort Clear 81 f2JSa7 271S
OthsrS tInchanged.
Ssw YoAx, june 2S.-Fiour, receipts q. 40
pssgs eSpoFI go 7. 69.y market 1a,. d9
$3.50 bushels exports 1iS,SJs bushels; sales
I,5Go ooS bushels Of futures ana 1880 bushels
81 spot: spot unsettled and weaker; Nc. 8 red
s6,SasSjlc; upgraded red 7gl1a9SNc; options
CAV nj lowes. M . md ls@e SSlIc! Juiy
sSlSasSJ AuSSusf sSSSasi Scptem.
III S65{asfIs aSG5[G Rye dull and Irregular;
western ssassc Corn, receipts 600 bnshelsi
sales ,2O5, 900 bushels OF futures and 69,gOO
bushels OF spot; nngraded mixed S71Sa6l1 g:
June 69a6QaL9c; July ,5Sa561 {ah5c; August 6Sa
65l{aS37Sc: September 6S1Sa54 15abJzzc. Oats, re-
celpts 1895 bushels: exports 3,S9S bushels
snles 1900 bushels Of futures and 6s ,oee bush
els 'ot spot; market irregular and quiet: June
S!11c; July SS9aSIJ9SISsei august ScaSSfia
SSc september spSS 30 WHY
iSatSc; Mixea western SoaS9Jsx S,5 W, Nv
Hci no. oniSaso sSC: hay stfay n IVA
HOPS qules Snu .Tnee
raW niist and Arm: retinei Suiet and easy Mo.
tSS,Ntt n,,Sst Ana StssIT1 Riee onist And Steady,
Tallow quiet and easy; city iSIai6Izc Rosin
otliet: stflined co1imon 10 good i2I[al21Sc. Tlr.
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ONRe AG&JO4S
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; it is pleasant
ald refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN efectually, 1ispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &c
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Fig, is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
cALkF0RiEKA re- SNRUp co.
sOUssnLLs s1ss.eN'''ssU i;s III as
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RAILROADS.
NGNELM GROYER ADR0AD.

On and after Wednesday, June !, 1872 trains
will run a. follows. city time:
LEAVE WHEELlSd.--sb: 500 a. m. 7:o0a m. 500
a. M. 300 a m, 1000 a m. I:0oa NJ, st2:00 N
100 D. NJ D. m. 500 p M, 400 p. m, 500 p
m, 6:Oop. m, 100 p m. 500 p m.'V:Np, M,
1870 p. m.
LEkyE ELM GEoyE-se;ooA. NJ, 100 q. N: sou
a, m, oa IN, 1890 M. ug00 .. m. 1900 M,
90 d M, 400 D. M. 800 p M. 400 p M. SOD
n M, 500 p N, ZOO m. 500 p IN, 9si0p.m.,
10:lnn m.
SDnily, except Sunday.
SuSDAY.-Church trains leave Elm Grove at
e:IS 4 m. and Wheeling at l2;i7p. IN.
II. i. ME.lSGHRBEH.
my27 General Manager
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ChIlls and Debility Cured.

I take pleasure in testiiyluy TO the rcmarka.
bio benefit have recently received IRON the
use Of Radam'S Mlcrobe Killer. have been
much troubled with chils, night SweatS and
debility for months. and after trying o great
many remedies to no avail. bought q. jug OF
MIcrobe Killer and was completely cured In ten
days Respectfully p? = \; satFF X.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Railway.

Leave wheeling-i6l5. S7:9O, $3.50, '9;IS. 1900,
sli;Oj q m; sI2:tO, ol:0i. p2:0L o8:nO @i:l5,
$500 $500, 1910 tS:IS, 1850 800 1900 tlo:OO
Leave PsninSula-tS:22 t7.3s ts:3s 1851.
slO:0A ell :OS m; el2:ls, q 49, c20s. sS:l 1881
s!:o @5;oS. "6;ls, t6Sl' t7:os sos t9'oS tlOOS,
'' Leave "; & L, f. Junctlon-ss:S2 a m; f2:s7
p. M: t5:59p. m.
Leave LAughlIn's Mill-t6:H a M: S5:2j 2. m
I'll "a, a. M; u ~, 1870. ei.7, eS;27 o. n.
Leave MArtin's Fefry-t6:ls. 1880. sS:iS $3.50,
e10:90 eli 80 o. m. ol2:S0 el;a0 t2:S, S:40 o:f,
oISn, $3.50 $50 t8:30 '7:S0, 1880 t9:aO 1000
tDaily except snndIy aDAIly tsimdRyS only.
An trains will run on EaSto m Time
n W. EAYRS. Genemi Manager.
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the river, opposite ooncordia, Miss He
IL dead now. and bis widow and chill.
dren have rid the place OF the band Of
rebel snakes."
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IF the assessor las omitted to assess
you, SEQ TO It that you are listed. You
will DO deprived Of your vote in No.
vember If your namc Is not on tho as
SCISSORS book. l+.-sst
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Kansas has four cities in which the
vote of the women is larger than that
OF the meE. One entire set OF council
men Ia women,
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When BABY was stCls, ave gave her oassoria.
When shewas Child, she cried for castorls.
Whom she became Miss, she chung to CassotsA.
When sho had children, abe gave them cassorta
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H7HE WEEKLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Il Is bright, sparkling Instructive family
Journal Il Is original IN every department,
clean Ia every hno and suited Is Il 8 Intended
10 interest and improve every member VI Us
hmily, whether IN ctLY VI country,
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NEW York. June 22-Business In dry goods at
flrst handn was very fair In common goods and
clothing woolenS Prints and gtnghams were
aotlyo Ii some quarters. Staple cottons wore In
selling good sized blocks with leading houses,
but blcached goods lately advanced because OF
the limit OF Business on orders. The market
was steady 10 strong In tone. The new clothing
wooden Is getting started earlier than anttcipR.
ted but It h not likely that tho market generally
will open until next month. Duplicate trhde
Is good and agents arc feeling comfortably as 70
tho outlook.
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NEW YoEK. June 2a-Pig iron quiet and
steady. Copper quiet Lead inactive, TIN
styOn6: straits S2l Sda20 90; Spelter easy; domes
Tic 81 bQa4 S.
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FINANCE AND TRADE


hknfkotAs
NEW YoaK. June 2s-Mpnsy on call easy at
iIEa2 PER cent; last loan ? per cent? closed
offered Of 2per cent Prime mercantile paper
.sIalk per cent. Sterling exchange quiet but
steady at sis7ai ss,t, Sales l92,Oo5 shares.
The volume OF business at tho stock exchange
grows smaller from day to day, but there Is sun
maintained a stubborn hEmness, which, while
based on the new crop conditions aud tue sen.
eFal bright business outlook OF the country, Is
not supposed b any orr tnized aid 50 q sPes1la-
tive way. Operators 70 the stock market are
confined 10 tho trading by small pools on either
side Of the account. The opening was made on q
worry moderate business and a. small Dut irregu.
Jar changes iromlast nights figures, while ne
declining tendency In the gTangets met with ~
tic responSe from the rest Of the list, while me
strength In Atchtson carried II up oyer per
cent, the hquidations IN the grangers depreSsea
their prices aiowly and Burlington At Us lowest
point was down over u per cent, but the rest Of
The market, without exception, remained with
out apparent tendency In either direction, hns'
tuRting within the n6rrowest limits and deVel'
oplngno feature Of interest whatever.
State bonds have been dull and steady.
Railroad bonds quiet Sales 81, 10000.
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Petroleum..

NEw YoRx, June a. Petroleum opened steady.
and after small trading closed dull. PennSylva:
nla oil, SPOT none; July option opening and
lowest $50; highest and closing 6S14c; sales 1000
barrels,
highest 6OIsc; lowest h3c; closed b714c; sales %
600 barrels clehnnCeA 1900 barrels; shipments
4Q,7&l barrels; runs e0,76S barrels
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c.Ss,ssa4t o., June sa-cOtton steady;
rnIddling no.
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y, genusylvanla stations.
TVIsgRR8gIVa1ia HR2s.
Trains Run by Central Time.

TfrkEr oFPfuEs AT PRYNkYLvANIA SrGTipS on
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