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IA Queer Propositions. !


How could twe persons be born at the
same time and die atthe sameltime at the
end of fifty years, and yetlohe of them Hive
100 days more than the otlieS? r@p ets ~
The answer tu1as uponthe familiar fact
that aperson who goes around the world
toward the west loses day, while,thel per-
SON who travels in the opposite direction
gains day. s7g. Nif y'i i@lHs 81 ~
We viii suppose, then, that thestwo men
/ in question: were born at the same instant
in Dublin, fronrwhenceatr trip around the
world MAJ easily he made once year
One of them goes always toward the west,
the other toward the east. One loses day
every year, the other gains a day every
YEAR, IsiN ss a .t tESfd {
When Sthesmen die at fifty years of age
one has seen 100 daysimore than the other.
London Tit-Bits..
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RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.

ChaixSkan RsaI I'D emandssia Legislative
.Aapo Investigation. ts e'' rRff
sAFsFR4NoIscos Jan. 4.--Chairnan
Rea presented q resolution to the rail
road missioners today. setting forth
that Ike commissioners have for the past
sevesN months non been frequently ss asss'aad |, =
mansgarrJ- s. Leeds, who has widely
annopnaed officially that it was the pur-
pose pf the Traffic, association to, have
the r4ilxoad fcommission abolished BY
the present legislature. He asks the
legislature to investigate the matter.
The resolution went over.
A letter was. Received from the Ma
tional City and 0tay Railroad company
of San Diego county, asking authority
to increase roaH fares on it's line by an
additional 5 cehts more than charged
for tickets soldiat the Office. Action on
the sappHeation was deferred ui,tii
"Wednesday. aTTr.fT
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onesMaa,s pessimisin.

g. g.
"The pessimisih of some men is sim
ply astounding, , said . visitor IN the
city. "Why, !, know a fellow who act1-
ally insulted another man for saving his
life. The way if happened was this.
,aa~A devilish, bright but knocizahout
sort of a chap na.nlsd Whitaker WIS one
day sitting on theaveranda of a country
hotel in southwestern town chatting
with a number Of friends. Some one
happened to call him by name, and an
old white whisketed gentleman stand
irs near Aby came wa1tzing up to the
crowd, ana holding cut It A ifhis bill hand TO Whit
taker- said; sszl .tiei yflsll --4t4Fs
"IsaYo1r name Whitaker sas1
: ."sYes,' was the reply. ~
@'sAin't, you LITTLE Willie Whitaker,
sse0f BalesviI1e, Ark.y y;.e.=,sas.ss. -=s.-.s
"sYes, again. ss.r-s.s-s,.
wen. don't you remember the time
you felIeG aaatlcat iHt4 the fiiVeF abopt
twenty years agosand hbw you'dFa' gbt
drowned if l habit dised IN and saved
yes. Whitaker said, Il do, yotf old
fool. d What good did it das I've been
playing poker for twenty years and never
won a cent. I've been kicked and cuffed
over fourteen states,gal1d TIA out of a
job now. Npodby. r And the really in
dignapt. Whitaker, stpmped off down
the steps, leaving his innocent tbene5
factor aghast with surprise as Louis
Republic. e,.,,,,- -,ssro ew
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Rebuked in windsor Castle,

l'In Windsor 'castss,," says woindan, woman, II
maS ausg" so 70 aspqSea y tHe pgpon
into room where were hanging a'nufaber
of pictures, whose painter l'had nodmeans
of knowing and whose style 4 did not eee-
ognize. .'Who. painted tbese?' | asked Of
our cicerone, He fixed upon ms, glance
of lofty reproof. you loti SHIT" he said
coldiy;rto know the works or hart OF your
hown country. Those were painted by
Benjamin West, han Hafnericany q Did2ye
never lear of 'imf' l--New York Times a
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An Enrlish Ranlt.

Notlong Stree an English artist wrote
to an English evening Journal complain
ing of the incorrectness Of an interview"
which it's reporter had forced upon him.
Thereporter- Ia complete stranger to the
artist, who had shown himself into the
artists studio while the artist was in the
middle Of his swork-feplied that the in
correctness of thereport was owing to the
iincivility with which he had been received.
An tlrc Year Round @tsans s n1'fals
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TYPHUs IN NEW YORK.

The :. Plague Epidemic and Spreading 8
sRapidiy.A1 - 49,
New YORK. Jan. 4.-Typhus fever is
undoubtedly epidemicshere. The heath
officials fareT discovered 12fnew cases
during the past "a hours, in thickly pop
ulated districts n.Sthe east side-a
total of'8f victims since the plague was
discovered. Thereswas one death from
the disease during the night. The
health board met today to take steps
against the spread OF the plague.
Ten additional cases were reported to-
night, m4Sanx stheaA 4 total 81 cases since
Dacember 1st.
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4 ssventy.Ffve Commissions.

A THRILLING EXPERIENCE There is no one
hut at some period in life has an experience
ssuc1 Is the case'of John B. Collins OF Romeo,
Mich. y who says: From September to jan
.usry, before using Nervine, had at least 20
more attacks DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine
also cures nervous prostratioh, headache. poor
memory, ydizziness,. kleeplessness, neuralgia,
sof Valparaiso, Ind, and ]. r. Taylor Of Logans-
port, Ind; each gained 20 pounds Of flesh by
tak ing it. Sold by G. Fl. Hance, III North
Spring on q guarantee, Get the doc; or's book,
free rffs' siiff,S .Tf,f1 A{If7 0iiisIs75 ~
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Good ~ Send EassS.

The 24--page New Fears HGnAIp is
the best paper to oasenda to your eastern
friends. q A full description rof every
county in Southern California is given.
Also Statistics Of climate, coat.o land,
products, etc. Price, ; cents. per copy
inlwrapperss Forsale By news dealers
or at the, HERALD office.ag asuHeest i
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AnDIED.a

yIoKERY-In this city, Wednesday, January
r 4, 1913, John CT vickery, aged 66 .years, 6
months; native of Fall River Mass: be.
fatf er OF Mrs. M. L.. .Starin, Mrs J: NJ
French, Mrs. W. A. Caldwell and Lydia F..
Vickery ysy9iNal n51E sf4 q fs4f ,e.,
Funeral from. the late residence. BIG West
Seventh streets, Friday, Janusrs g.. 1898: at
b m Friends and acqusintances invited
| Falligs RIVER, Mass, Sonora, -fTuoumne
COPY 10 2t
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a-'f -N Hs''s ~
OrOn Htatistica.

4-s4-
" wasarNsToN, Jan. 4.i-Tbe ''agricul-
:tural deparsment's crop bulletin says: :
The wheat. crop of the .laet Ysat. was
slightly above the average yfeld, and
was only exceeded in 1891, ''84 and 'S2.
It-is estimated at 5l5, ,949, 900 meEsured
'bushefs, Of l3 Bushels per acre. The
average value was GA cents, the lowest
Never reported, that of 1884, being Ga. 5
cents. The weight of the crop will be
determined later, but will probably be
about SOC, 200, 900 commercial bushels.
The yorn crop was short, the average
yield per acre being 2S bsshels. The
total production is estimated at 1925
z64 900 bushels, averaging 1913 cents
per bushel. s.4
= The eeetimated product of oats is
661 ,035,00 Q bushels; the yield per acre,
"a a bushels. .3ss.gs7s, M as, tss N Vi s
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Astonishing Fact.

SUSPECTED by COMPARATIVELY FEW Things
among the last to- be realited.n Incredible as It
may seem one in four have weak or diseased
heart, the early symptoms of which are, short
bresth,z oppression, aiht and hungry spells,
dluHering, pain iii left side, smothefi6g. swoll
len ankles, dropsy, wind in stomach, etc.s Levi
Logan, Buchanan, Mich, suffered from heart
+ disease 80 years. Two bottles of Dr. Miles
Heart Cure cured him. is'Yhea effects of your
New Heart q Cure q IL wonderful" Mrs Rvs
Dresser, McGregny, Ia, This fayqrite remedy
gufssntee. Get the doctors book, New and
sss'stiing Fact zee. $50 2 a'E oronaa
l. u sses TIT v IT. 77zrt-----1lpa . srh
ani.flLrio..A an 81 nnttfHvlA 81 ~ -A9l
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Fire in a College,

SCRANTON, Pa, JAM, 4s-rFire in ST..
Thomass college did, SIC, coo damage to
the buildingi and its contents. n The
rooms OF the Young MEMS institute and
the valuable library was destroyed J, and
the 'H5racy of Bishop O'Hara was slight,
.lys damaged by water |irsas faes. ~
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Peppsrs knocks Out ze,iner.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.--Henry Pep
pers, a colored heavyweight of Los An
peles knocked out William Zallneri in
The fourth round iat the California lAthl
letic club tonight. zsllner was badly
punished and bled profusely. Jezs 81 M.
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railing Hail

Produces badness, It ID cheaper to buy
bottle Of skookdIn root hair grower
than q wig beaides, wearing your OWE
hair Ia more convenient. All druggists.
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"A R,nze,in Brnnktvn.

BHooKLYN, NJ ", Jan. "a Fire to-
night destroyed block of frame build
ings bounded by Broadway, Hart and
Lawton streets, entailingSa'loss OF $200s.
600. .ts.1H-Ts ~
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-
GAN. \. " YOU, HBAR2|. III A ||'
.sA .1so,1seE a.lilAA2 y, seiase
n. .saanea,-7-' -.7-77. Z Z raR o
agitN ~ : .a3i.'V .glr ~
|Trly:::One'.. !. Bal. and Then
.9ifl q eaik .rwar, Z "a vi
4. :s.': the Other and is..:.. 4 ....:..
.poi9 -44---------'2s. '1i~r& ''i
Ascertain Hav the Hearing 'li sf. sf One Bar Bar
Can Be Lost InPertsPtibly .
.SsMIffNT
Ia Remarkable .,Fattp Described Tor the
+ 7" y. ',"Rndt,, ,,Oi Dur Readers. '1o,.a ,7ss.

/. This il remarkable fact Haven't yt,d bsb.
served how many Of your friends maze you
tsAashe right orleft hand side. as theeAse may
ee, 70 that they can hear you2 ~ 9s,nnsata
What is the cause OF it2 a,.e ,,,s
CArARRHi fs- Nv
Thc eustarhiah tubes are smali tubes about
twoithchesr rlSng, leading from tke upper ba ok
partsSf tho throat to9the middle ear Their use
is toepcfnis' the passage ofsir inside the drum
head of tho ear Every ordinary drum has a
sc all no e in the barrel 70 admit the air oa the
inside. This is done to allow the pressure OF
and w ithont u the drum would be worthless. il
soit is With fhe mi ddae car; the pressure must
be fF4tta) IN both sides, so that the drunihead
(calfadn the ltyzaranan may Hbe sensitive To-
rsspqnc 10 the delicate vibrat ons of air, which,
wneS fesnm uni cAtef 70 the brain Through the
haayoeins. to ebstruct the eustaohian tubes hear
jpg - very mRen, lmp paired, IF not en- tirely de.
strOyed This, makes II plain bow easily it is
for th9 catarrkal process 10 extend from the
nose tost1le fhfoat and thence up the eustachiaii
tub 70 the middle ear. Tho mucueus lining
OF tf,ese little tubes becomes tnHsmed and
thfckened, afRd the tubes wholly or partially
closed UP, the equilibrium of air pressure Is
distQroed and the roaring buzziDg, cracking
ana Rising noises, so annoying, to Thousands Of
catasfhsslsub5 scts,} follow. accompanied nearly
always by 6ullbess or eptire loss of heayitie
If the diaease is permitted to run0n unchecked
the small bones of the ear will be bestowed
and 'fh1 6rasn attacked. perforated affd de-
stroyec end totSi deafness wi1l.foil6w. On IA
The .npctoys of The German and Englishs staff
these essee 1hefr methods are the TesIi1t of
dnens yearsb Of fsstndy and nraetice and have
seen Cemonstra ed ts,Re the most SUCCESS sful in
use at me present time. .,.,,sr. s..,i -. 80
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'r1Ja Gauntv nj UafILrStA5ssl3 81 LIS x9ssslss3 S. p
The undersigned, Herman W. Hef1man and
John Miner, being frs5 duly sworn, depose ar
say. That the'safd herman w Heilmanist
vice-presideHt and the said John Nilner IL III
cashier or the Farmers and Merchants B ens .f
Los angeles; that 1t is a corporation Taine xn
state Of California: that each OF Angeles
signed has personaiknowledger < tne Mn4tet .ter.
contained in the foregoing ste ena ~ ~
conGition and value of the @menS ,9a ua III; VIZ
ties and where the said asse| Aes anu ~
the said corporation; aud ~ = *Ie VA ~ ~ -
ment is true. iHERMk ~ HstfWAN sne fssu sta''
mN sisass yS ysls vice:President.
subscribed and sw 1aN MlLNER, G cashnilsEE; shis E,,
Notsry v Pnbiic' n y" ,sS. IINDENFELD,
Seies. state O q end for the eount5 of'Eos An
ssiis-s ssf California. ieg A4a ~
SWc EN STATEMENT
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Collector -aurprised

I PITTsBuRe. Pa, Jan. A-Deputy In
ternalER Revenue Collector Mitchell had
quite surprise in the mail today in the
way of Chinaman's g eertificaterof regis
tration, the first one thus far received.
The certificate in question is that of Lee
Ching, a lgundryman at Jeanette, Pa.
He failed, however. to be properly qual-,
,ifisd before filing his papers. ass1 nssa f,
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D4s Rgr rs&sspf TNk T1.s R}r
fa' mers and Merchants Ban1lk. nj.
,F LOS ANuEixs..

OF Los ANuEi Es,
r. CoRR6RATIoN DOING a. BANKING;
q ensipess at the city OF Los A ngeies State Of
Usa UadtoTnIa, OF the amount OF capital actusIy
STATE M OF. Of c,xItEoss $500 ss'I''.s 'i.s's
tCouNrf OF Los ANG sLEs S. " " F.
The .undersigned Herman W. sHellnan and
John ~ Miner. being duly ssworn, depose and
say That the said Hermsn W. Hellnian is the
yice.presid. MT and the said John Miner is the
fashler oithe sstmefs ana herchants' bank of
Los Angeles, and thatit acorporation doing
a Danking business at the city OF Los rAnge es :.
s.a.e 0I Caiif0rnla; that the amount of capital
acunny pafu into such corporation is Five
d aunq5ed s3 Thousand dotarss &iid that The whole
OF sa ID rapital has actually been paidin money
bona hde into the treasury Of suck bank ana
lnas M nothing has in fuyrnanner been consid-
except money. NA s'7's
as. gsnasf HERMAN w HELLMAN,
.gni s9if sJoHN vFeNkR, cashier. uSsiern''
a. SpS5eibsd q and sworn 70 before me this 4th
: 80 - ~ - u. r1NDRNFELD,
Notery Public IN and for the county Of los An
geies state of California. -t.8r slg iI.5 1t
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snlasnatoflKsinnn verx,i Low.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-Senator Kenna
is still syEsYys click man; hnt.a trias
more comfortable this evening. DR..
Sewers thinks he will survive the
night.o.r ssxs-]lcff ss+ I. 5,rI'r5s q
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saiit'. = sIsi snH avssa' .sN4iii
xlash Baby vsss sick, we save psr Csstertis h. h. !,
sWlep she was q Child, sine cried fer Castspik .l
Waen she hecane Miss, she cling TO castoris
Wien she had <9,sldrs1 she gave them Casspsfs,
n giIFps 4

..aFQ faflle 10 Aspf pst v9sl qs0hs Dg
~ 1--.-n-- ,a-.H. -. 81 a. v. .in.l
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For shat "bdt q sorts feeling 4'A'
take Bromo- -Seltzer; 10 cents bottle.
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a&5Ae RsrlMonth.

ADDRESS all mail to- f,r ru-7 ., ~ s,,..s., ~.
GFRMAN &~RNGLTsH PHYSICIANS,
30slf South Spring Street. Los Angeles Cal.
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European ST StafsfdsInaa 4 English Physicians

p, Jf4tfl GsI az HAfuO-7isf ~ W. ~
sss ,,s 9S9 South ,Sspritg Street. .1P's''. : /.
Specialists fon,zAH Chronic Diseases.
I'VE do not efsiin 10 cuie eyerythins; 'blt.W. but We
assert uhout fedf Of contrs dictfe that IN XII
chrolMc diseahes, weaknesses and ailments, psrz
sacniis1ly u those pertasning to- aihe mpeuous
NJ en cranes had sexpaf organs, our treatment
is neseeliE Nv q lpositi Vely cure OatArfh--.
nasal b{3nehtal easlTos iutt stinal andwesfcai-l.
IN all us fofms aud conplicatiolas;, genito-
and sexuat sysf6m. Sc fti .sezf Rii4 .sHtc7 u
Our tel lns fsE ths mouth OF oiJanuszySaasi r.
b .ass s&54Qe RsrMonth. a1as Fl ssi@
= This ineiedes eonsulta,ion examihation.
oiiice a srssth1ESsss aspmedieifies necessary
Ali w6o visit ekeefaocttore before February ~
will Iecctye Treatment at the above rate r,,tils
cured -,Jf yopsean't sell, write your 81 m p.oms
fully aud IgRnSly.u Thousands of cases Cured
at hons " If 'yorSr csss ia incurs Bile we viii
frsnklyteilyod sosalsoleautiehs gaiussspends
ing more m0ney, fer srisekse tresfmcntas nsar
= Umnce.A9prs; 9. 10 y u to 5.psfanoE Eyeningsn
GFRMAN &.KNGLTsH PHYSICIANS,
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, T.s-F y = y ~ -lIT wv = "
4Nsiatac,4 asi So Wnhfs~,l snais ag'
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA. L
Cnuntv of T,,s Arfop lbs X

All liabilities are situated In the county of
Los Angeles, citysof Los Angeles, lcalifornia.
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o0s NN STATEMEN 7
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TUESDAY, NNMc slpTlMsER s. 1893
THE KIND ! LIKE.

know some people well to do.
They've comforts BY the score.
Their future seems peaceful view
Through sweet contentmcnt's door.
Yet the same people spend their strength
Though they might take their case
In proving that throughout its length
Life ever fails 70 please.
know another claes fun well.
They walk LIES common way,
Within . decent house they dwell
And have more work than play.
But somehow. though they have enough.
Not wen their lot agrees,
Though trouble ne'cr has shown rebun
Life ever fails 70 please
Still.otherF in the lower walk,
Their story have revealed.
OF poverty and cold they talk,
And sorrow III concealed
No wonder these poor people think,
As winter comes 70 freeze,
There's but one sentiment 70 drink;
Life ever fails 10 please. "
But there's another kind OF folks,
They're sometimes rich or poor;
They md this life chock full Of Jokes,
Small troubles they endure
They're just the kind | love 10 meet
Life's better part they seize,
They find existence truly sweet;
IL aeyer fails 10 pieasei
Yes, give me friends with laughing tears,
They scatter clouds Of grief,
There's magic In their hopeful cheers,
Their smiles bring glad relief
The rynic and the pessimist
Missy gloat DER their disease,
But put me on the laughing list,
Where life is bound to pleased
Geo. Z, Bowen, In Inter Ocean
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REDUCED RATEsTo THG WORLDS FAIR
VIA. PENN. r. r.

The Penn X. X. announces that on
Wednesday, July 10th, "Wednesday.
Aug. 2hl, Saturday, Aug, 18th. and
Wednesday, Aug 23rd. special excur-
SONS viii be run % the Worlds Fair.
lineage. on which dates tickets will bc
soldSat $3.50. good fol ten fl0) DAYS.
aud valid only 81 leaving Martinsbnrg
at 10y q. M, and direct connecting
train at Harrisburg. Wand for pas:
sage IN day coaches only, and will not
be accepted in sleeping, parlor, Of
chair cars. 7-2O.tf.
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Additional trains will leave Harrisburg daily
except Sunday at s. u and 10. IS a. M. and B 70
= m arriving at Carlisle at 9,iea m, ii. 20 a. M
ana6 p M; stopping at all intermediate sta
Merchandising 6a5 p, M, stopping al ali inter
mediate stations
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars between Hag
and on Nos, and west
Daily.
Daily except Sunday.
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Keep quiet, my friend and don't
kick, said the ighIgayfnau 70 Inc pas
senger, Remember that contentsaent
Is better than riches.
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SOUTHERN PENN,A r. Il. TRAINS.
MOUNT ALEo RAILROAD.

Connections for all stations on Cumberland
tenn 5.1 - =
~ A RlnDIE, VA. Gam, j. FBoYp.
Nea Rass Agt. Agent, Supt.
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UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
ARBITRARY TtCHHICALlTlES.

Wbichhaye 50 long worked Injustice to
applicants and agents, aud while ii does
not contemplate In any sense the accept
anceof any applicant not safely insnr,
able, it recognizes the fact that large
number Of risks usually declined can he
safely insnredsat an Increased premium.
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National Mutual
Insurance Company.
WORLD BUILDING.
Park Row, 4. NeW York.

Ggers life Insurance On tlia most LIBERAL
and progressive terms aud entirely Do
void df the unnecessary arbitrary Eiiifs
aad requirements that IRE current
among insurance companies generally.
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Most Equitable System of
Life Insurance.

Ever offered IL the public. as tile rate
charged f. directly in proportion TO the
risk assumed rather than an equal rate
for alt While none hut those safely In
~iftgfi5te ARE acceDted the
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passengers ~
additional trains will leaAe Carlisle daily ex
eept sunday al 5A5 a, m; 1890 y, M. $40 b. IN
stopping AZ al intermediate stations, arriving at
fiarrisbnrg at $40 a. M, lis p. m and 4:s IS M
Chamhersbnrg
daily
tDaily except Sunday
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~
~ Nonsense.

81 III
r I. Barnum once said that She
American people were never better
satisfied than when being humbugged. Y
Doubtless this is true with circus
and menageEe advertising but it
wouldn't work 20 successfully with the
man who has great deal of competi,.
ton. and sells on close profits. Bar
nam virtually had no competition.
Tie merchant Of today has the sharpest
kind. He must deal square and hon
estly he must keep his patronage and
increase il How can he do it9
lst- Advertise judicionsly.
+. 2nd Sell 100 cents worth ofSGoods
for every dollar
3rd Be courteous and aeeomodat-
ing.
Use the columns Fl THE DArLY AND
WEEKLY WoRLD literally and make
known No the public that you do bust
ness on this plan, and large results are.
sure 70 follow
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BALTIMORE AND CUMBERLAND
VALLEY RAILROAD.

through 10 Hancock, arriving 9:I0 p. m; and
Run 5:l5a, m 80 - ~ Y
M; arriving AT Hagerstown SIZE u M. stonnia,g
AZ intermediate stations Ft-se
"A leave Rock Ridge for Emmittsburg at 20 and
1850 a. m; and 3:32 and G:25 81 m.
leaves Efnmittsbure for Becky Ridge at 7:s0
ana 9:55 m; and $50 and $40 =. m
Leave Brueeyille for Frederick at i0:s2 a. m.
and 5:02 and 720 D. M = ~
I Leave Brqeeyille for Taneyfown, Iittlestowp.
York, Mrightsville and Columbia at 9:5S 4, Il, I.
r. & II. r Trains leave Shippenshnre a. s.4y
anu lbs a. m, and $3.50 D. M; and arrive al
SheppensbHrg at a;45 a. M; 1. 40 and $40 s M.
daily, except sunday. = -
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ROOt,BarksnaDIOSSOIII

This pleasant reraed vi.t qaickiy SET
'stou hight, mailing .oA wt aHd happy. II
5 composed only u ropt al Shrubs baTks
of trees and blossoms 4! rafiye plants. n
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Fer all diseases of EFc, rrSzst i.ircr kidneys
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Sold Chils, Fiushes cf Heat FnllHess ahd Swelling
der Meals; Disturbed Sleep, bi.3usness Bclchine
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Sheum, Erysipelas Rheurs4risHl Catafrlt Eczema
letter Boiis, Ulcers Weak Stomach n=irs ia the
Sack and Limbs, Tired, Dragged Uet, Nervous
feeling, Debility and Lew N@t4Hy
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1rge size box, enough TIL lxe months use 4
4 Druggists, cr byS Mai, One Do3at small box
noagh fot\ ane months Use Fifty Gents TINS ma inf
he COST But - CTS! A WEEK.
ROOT, BARK and BLOSSOM,
NEWARK, NEW JEksEY.
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Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium.

The principal i similar 10 that applied
10 ire insuranc. the premiums heing
regulated ~ accordance with ihe nature
vi the risk. The Adjusted Rate Plan
avoids also the
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-01-21

With his customary energy and vim
Mr.. A. A. Dean, of Paramount, has de-
cided to meet the exigencies Of the times
by selling goods at the closest figures
ever known in this locality. He lives at
home, and. having but few expenses, can
afford to sell at mighty close margin for
the cash. Mr.. B. @. Dean and Mr.. Thos.
Bush can be found at the store at all
times, ready to sell goods or play the
agreeable, as may suit the fancy Of the
customers. See the advertisement in an
other column as to particulars.