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sPBED.YoUR VACATION AT ATLANTIC CITY


The last % the series OF summer excursions
to Atlantic City, Via Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, viii be run on August nth. The same ar
rangements will be made for the accommodate
tion Of those awaiting themselves OF tile low
rates and superior train service afforded on the
previous excursions, to enjoy a respite by the
seaside. The scenery an route IL unsurpas sed
by that of any other line In America.
Tickets will be valid for return Journey for
twelve days from day nf sale, and will be good
on all regular trains ON return Journey they
will be good to stupoft at Washington thus
affording an opportunity 10 visit the numerous
public buildings, which are open to visitors free
uf charge. aud 10 take atrip down the Potomac
TO Mt. Vernon, tile tomb 81 Washington as well
as % visit other places Of interest n and near
Washington.
Forrates and time 81 trains consult append
ed table
LEAVE N.x NJ a NJ NJ CRATE
Cum berland LII rs ESQ t2o5 1890. 81 50
Hancock. i245a llia 10 ..a04 $50
Martinsburg & 40. ilss ; 81 a5a s5o
PM.
shenandoah Je 20l l2 Is I. 30
Harper's Ferry. =. i3sG.-ii2 81. a35 3 IS I 5 80
MashingtonJe, : 45...,. 1883. $50 a i0 5 30
Correspondingly low rates from other sta
tions
For additional trains from Pittsburgh and
Cumberland, see time table published elsewhere
in this paper.
For more detailed Information apply to near
esq , \ Q. ticket agent
GeuI Pass Agent
t-s3 b. X o, X, II, .
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Read What Nj. Fred Wallace
Has to Say.


Mayers Drug Co. oaklaba "a
GKSTLENEa = wish T. expressN my appfeeia
tl9ft " the merits " your Catafrh cure. have
suffered With esfarrh Tor FIVE years. and ean
truly say Il has gfFcH me mote relief than any
other medicine ] have tried, and Il viii IN
donbtefiy cfIest aEefInaiiefii enre Ali L nee,ir
IA fair aud Impartial tfifl tosssfabiish IL un
versatility Very truly
Fam " AGLAeE
Mill E4int Va
II has cured Mr Wallace II one ~ The w RI
cases ~ cafarrh ~ recdsd with heavy Dis
charge ~ the throat One bottle j. guaranteed
70 cure. II will cure you otherwise nj charge.
Gilbert a Bro
A safe and sure enfs fsYr catarri and hay fever
g. Mayers' Magnetic tAtArrt Cure three
months treatment f0r 2 and absolutely guar
antt,;d n " used by vspoF Inhalation. and il
THE only Hcsiirine that reaches the affected
part and safa u cure far sale BY all drug
aists,
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PROCLAMATION.
DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE ON THE STREET
WITHOUT BEING MuzzLED AND TAG
GED WfLL@BE TAKEN UP OR KILLED

DOGS 1sI'NNING AT LARGE ON THE STREET
WITHOUT BEING MUZzLED AND TAG
GED WILL DE TAKEN UP OR KILLED
an parsons arr Aere5y Notified maj ne fo},o,fttg
o5ginahce n RELATION 10 dogs ,cH BE-. tigtdiy r.
forced
Sec. 5, Chapter 60 OF the Ordinances OF the Cor
poration of Martinsburg: That every own
er or keeper OF q dog within the limits of the
Corporation, be required 70 place upon AID,
dog tag attached to collar. Thesetags'
10 be furnished by the town Sergeant on ap-
plicatlon and payment Of the tax assessed
on said dogs or which should be assessed
upon them. aud that any dog owned or kept
within the corporate limits found without
snch tag after August IL, 1888, shall be con
fined by the Sergeant In some suitable
place TO be provided therefor, for five days.
and subject to a fine Of twenty-five cents in
addition to the regular tax, and sum not
exceeeing twenty-five cents, for food and
care of said dog. AT the end of FIVE days
any dog remaining unclaimed aud the taxes
fines, Sc, unpaid, shall be killed by the
town Sergeant or by his authority.
All persons who are owners or keepers of
dogs are hereby notified that after August 10,
1893, and until October TO- 1893, all dogs found
npon the streets without being securely muz-
zled win be Killed. and the owners or keepers
thereof will be fined not less than five nor more
than ten dollars for every such offense.
JAS. WlIANN MoSHERRY,
Mayor OF Martinsburg,
city Hall, July as 1893. 7.sI-td.
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Physicians Recommend
Rnmford Yeast Fowler.

because ii Is healthful and nutritious.
II exeels all others in baking strength,
purity, and healthfnlness, There Is
no other powder like it. Try il,
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NJ Il. Dorm has secured the agency
for the Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday Usual prices. First-class
work guaranteed
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am in town 10 do your laundry
work. Remember guarantee all my
work to be finished in first class Style
Respectfully, Lee II. Gooey.
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SHEPHERD COLLEGE,
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

Normal, Academic and Musical Courses Pre-,
pares for Teaching, for any College or for Bust
ness Competent Facility Thorough work
Library ana Reading Room. Location healthy.
pleasant aud accessible. Excellent buildings,
Boarding cheap. Tuition - stale students freey
70 others low. Session begins Sept nth, lsg3N
For catalogue apply 10
A. q KIMLER, Principal,
1ei-9in shepherd stown, w. Va
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You may feel a tritieoutof sorts these
trying days. If yon do, drop in and
see Louis Brown. He has delicacies
that will cheer your mind.
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One Of those talked of=chances Of a
lifetime can be found in the chance TO
trade at Louis Browns.
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For the best and only steel point and
shear pillow for hard ground, buy the
Tuscarora, built and sold by John
If.t.s
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DISSOLUTION NoTICE.

The partnership firm existing under the name
and style Of CQMBS a. 0fE'ONNELL has this day
been dissolved BY mutual consent, X. Is Combs
Will Continue the business Timothy 0Cpnnell
retiring, THE liabiiity Of said firm. together
with all book accounts, Is assumed by said X. Il.
Combs, Parties indebted are herebynotifed 10
settle al once Respectfully
\ y X h. CoNBs,
TIMOTHY O'CoNsEIL.
July Is, 1890 5isim.
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choice STANDARD BOOKS
Almost Given Away to Patrons and
Readers Of lsThe World
WORKS OF POPULAR AUTHORS

A (ne-1hiTd IheiF ValatT- 4 LibsfA UasF Y 7sFsnJ
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These books are nicely printed and
bound in attractive paper covers. They
are Sold regularly al retail forten cent
each. 50 that our offer enables our
readers 10 buy them ~ epe-third Of
their value Itisa grand chance %
secure standard. high-elass works u
fiction al mercy nominal cost.
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a speas,ns " atcn.

I It 10 said matchmaker Of Geneva
Switzerland, named Casin,ir Livau ha
just completed q watch which, instead o.
striking tho hours aud quarters, an
nounccs them by speskiug like the phon
ograph. The mechanism Of tho watch
is based on photographic conditions, th'
bottom OF the case containing o phono'
graphic sensitive Mat" whic'. 80; 40.
ceived the impression OF the human voiot
before being inserted in the watch.
The disk has rty.eight conccntrle
grooves, Of which twelve repeat tn
hours, twelve those Of the hours aud
quarters, aud twelve more those Of the
hours and second aud third quarters. II
the hand on the dial shows the time Il
be 1915 o'clock, one Of the fine needle
points of tho mechanism crosses th'
corresponding groove and tho disk,
which turns simultaneously, calls out Tho
time, just as the Photographic cylinder,
Tho lower lid OF the case Is provided
with tiny mouthpiccc, and when th'
watch is held to the car the sound is al
the vore plain.-Jewclers Circular.
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sEASONABLR PUDDINGs.

Cottage Pudding-Bcat a teacup or
sugar aud tcaspoontul OF butter to.
gcthcr; add two cups of siftcd flour,
beat until light and stir in the we'll
beaten whites Of three oggs; pour In a
creased pudding pan and bake half au
hour: serve with hard sauce.
New Century Pudding-Chop one cup
of suct fine; stone n cup OF raisns; pick,
wash and dry cup Of currants; mix the
suct with tho beaten yoiks of three eggs,
a cup Of sugar, three cups of sifted flour,
tcaspoonfu of baking powder and n
cup of milk beat until smooth; add half
teaspoon of salt and teaspooEful Of
powdered cinnamon, and n tcacup of
stoned raisins; mix we'll turn in n CREASED
pan and boil for three hours: serve hot
with wine sauce.
Curlc Pudding-Mix cup OF molas-
ses and a cup Of chopped suct together;
add cup of sweet milk and three cups
of sifted flour, with tcaspoonful Of
baking powder; mix we'll, and add n cup
Of seeded raisins and dried currants, we'll
Toured; turn in a creased mold, cover
closely and boil three hours.
Wafer Pudding-Put pint Of new
milk on to boil, add half pound OF
butter, and stir; sift in quickly tea.
cup Of -four, and stir over tho fire for
five minutes; take from the fire and set
aside to cool; beat the yolks and whites
together until very light; mix IN and
beat hard; cover aud stand in warm
place for fifteen minutes; grease small
muffin rings. fill with the batter, aud
bake in quick oven; serve hot with
foaming sauce.
Chocolate Puiding-Scald pint Of
milk; add pint Of stale bread crumbs
and six tablespoons Of grated chocolate;
stir over the fire until smooth and thick
take off; sdd two aud half cups OF
sugar and the beaten yolkS Of three eggs,
pour in pudding dish, and bake af-
teen minutes; beat the whites Of the
eggs with half a cup Of SUI gar, flavor
with vanilla, spread over tho top of the
pudding and set on the stove until o
liuht brown
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surgical Proxres, illustrated.

I In ono Of the best known restaurants
in this city . few weeks ago there was
seated at table enjoving hearty lunch
. well known physician aud we'll knowi
i,.---ee--. "...s.. .au i-sst was about ended
the physician, rubbing the region Of his
stomach covered by the lower part OF his
vest, said: 'sI'm out Of order down here.
/ believe I'u go to DR.. -(naminx Z
we'll known young surgeon Of this city,
who has reputation for skill and IA
pidity in the use OF the knifel and have
my stomach cut open to see what's the
matter" The lawyer was amazed, and
unwilling to take the doctor at his word
asked him what he really meant
"why," said the doctor, ~ mean wha'
say. Tho right way to treat tht
stomach Il by opening it and auding Out
what's the matter. That's what surgery
,is coming to. 1t will be the regula
practices In = few ycars-ludeed, It Is
frequently done now. They used K
think It was certain death to expose the
bowels. but they've got over that. an
in medicine, but not In surgery, but
know what tho surgeons are doing, anG
even now thoy take out mans bowels.
6x them up again, and put them back al
,right."-St. Louis Globe. Democrat. -,
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Some Curious Punishm ,nts.

I During tho time of Richard l., aud by
the advice and consent Of that monarch,
the British Parliament promulgated some
strikingly original codes for tho main
tenauco of order on his Majesty's feet.
Thus, IL any seaman killed. another on
shipboard ho was to be bound face to
face with his victim by means OF stout
thongs .'of pet less than three ply" tho
liSoped ffsng ID bundle to bo thrown
&SGeN annie reether. Any mau who
The old sun diol, wthe same haSng boon
s'roker. ef'Aaac6 intont, was ordered to
Suaervcd In like manner as his victim.
Ono section Of this law read as follows.
"lfc WHO draws bloude from another by
wilful blow struck, he that blow struck
with weapon or with hoes hand only,
must lose tho hand with which tho wound
was inflicted; II hand blow that causes
10 bloudc to flow must bc punished by
ducking the offender thrice. st. Louis
Republic.
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CURE FOR scALUs AND nUnvs.

No accident occurs more frequently in
most families than that OF scaliinS or
burning. For un accident OF this kind
good reliable domestic re ne ly is
needed, that may bo used immo iintoly
before II physician arrives. This remedy
have found in so simple n preparation
as alum curd. 10 mako it, take u gill
or more OF sweet milk, put it in tin
vessel and place 1t on the stove to warm.
Add to the milk lump of alum about
tho size Of II thimblc, or larger, accord
ing to tho quantity Of milk. Stir tho
alum about till the milk cuoilcs. Skin
out the curd aud apply it to the wound
on II soft cloth. Tho curd will stop the
pain almost instantly. Dress the wound
at least twice day, wctting the cloths In
tho meantime with the whcy ns often rs
they become dry. Make fresh alum
curd daily and continue to dress the
wound till it is completely healed.
The remedy has been successfully used
In my own family and by my nciyhbors
for several years. 1t ha, cured several
cases of severe scalds aud burns, healing
tho wounds without leaving scar,
which Is an important matter. For all
the numerous little burns frequently oc-
curn:; in n family Of children, the alum
curd ia panacca, giving Immediate
comfort. AS compared with carron oil .,
collodion, soda, starch-pastc, flour batter
aud many other salvcs, ointments and
linimcnts used as dressings for burns
throughout tho country, tho alum cur,l
is by lar tho best rcmcdy. A lump OF
alum should be kept in every family
medicine closet ready for use whenever
accidents occur by burning or scalding,
thus saving much paiu and many de-
formed hand or scared face so common
in country places. Agrlcul-
turist. .
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The Channel Bridge Scheme. q

Various startling projects have been
noctcd for enabling travellers to cross
tho English Channel without undergoing
the troubles OF the short sea passage:
An extraordinary project II the Chann"'
oriage scheme, which IL OF French do
vising. The proposed bridge would be
something like thirty -four miles long,
and a moderate estimate gives L. proba.
bic cost as Sl72, 900, 900. From one to
two million tons OF metal would be re-
quired for It's construction, which would
ueed about ten years to complete. AS
proposed, the platform OF the bridge
would be $50 feet above high water
level, supported on piles distant from
each other 500 or 900 yards. 1t would
contain room for four railway lines, with
a road for carriages, besides footpath',
while places for refuge, watch houses,
and alarm bells, with powerful light,
would be placed at each pile. A harboi
in tho middle Of the Channel Is included
In some accounts OF the schemc.-Tit'
Bits.
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mlack Body and Red Legs

One OF the most interesting inmates of
the insect house at the London "I)o" is
a millipedc, brought from Mombsss by
Frank Finn, says correspondent. 1t
has black body and coral rel legs. -
millpcdc, rs everybody knows and ms its
name denotes, is like n ccntipcdc, "onIy
more sD." A ccntipodo is content with
orc pair Of legs to each of the rings OF
which its body is composed, but milIi-
pcic has two pairs, so that tho total
number is something that "imaginaiop
boggles at."-Dctroit Free Press.
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august
Flower

had been troubled five months
with Dyspepsia. l had q fullncss
after eating, and heavy load i'll the
pit Of my stomach. Sometimes a
dcathly sickness would ovcrtakc
me. WAS working for Thomas
McHenry, Druggist, Allegheny City,
Pa. in whose employ 1 had been for
seven years. fused August Flower
for two weeks. was relieved of ali
trouble. can now cat things l
dared not touch before. l have
gained twenty pounds since my re-
covery. ]. ID. Cox, Allegheny. Pa. o
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POTATO BREAD.

There are many persons who are very
fond OF bread made with potatoes. but
very few people seem to have the knack
Of mskingit.
1t is very simple, once one gets the
hang OF 1t, so to speak, aud the result
Is loaf which will keep fresh much
longer than any ordinary bread.
For four regular sized loaves OF bread
take about eight or ten large potatoes,
peel them very carefully so as TO leave
spots or eyes, put thom in water sufficient
to cover them, with a little salt aud boil
them until they bogin to break up. Then
with potato .mashcr crush thcm, water
aud oil, rs fine a. possible. They should
thon DO passed through sieve and
added to n sponge which has meanwhile
Ibecn rising. Mix this potato pulp and
*ho bread dough thoroughly, set aside
to rise for sLort time, then mold and
put In pans.
Tho flavor, Gnenom Of grain aud
general quality OF bread arc greatly inn
proved by this addition, and whilo 1t iu-
wolves quito a little additional WORK, II
is work that pays very we'll. The brcal
will remain fresh much louger aud not a
cru,nb need be wasted.
It must DO borne III mind, however,
that it is much moro likely to mold, II
exposed to dampncss, after tho addition
rs even tho slightest symptom Of mold
in potato bread makes it unit to cat
New York Ledger.
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A Curious Irish Tradition.

Ireland is countE, dch in traditions,
and in places every inch of the ground
has its queer history and somo quaint
story attached to it. For instance, not
far from Belfast there is a romantic old
well in curious hollow Of tho hills
called Barnas gap. The we'll Is known
as Barnas well and is filed Mt the bottom
with white stones, the heather around
being covered with pieces Of rags. Close.
zoo, is a large mound, composed Of
stones, which is said to cover the bones
of holy friar long since dead. Every
visitor to the well appears to S,skc it a
practice of adding stone to hemp
already there, but for what r,S :. -
impossible to say.-Million.
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WashtngtOn's Extinct Volcano.

. A large lake has been found, it is said
on tho ridge Of tho Olympic Mountains
In Washington, between the Duckabusl
and Shobomish Rivers. 1t is situated
in deep basin OF tho mountains at alti
tude OF about 5000 feet, aud the basi,
is claimed to be, in all probability, the
crater Of an extinct volcano. 1t is fur
ther stated to be two miles long and hal
mile wide, with depth unknown, a
the cliff descends perpendicularly int,
the water on all sides.-Naw Yor,
Telegram.
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HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.
COOK IN EARrBENwARB.

The flavor OF food baked or boiled IN
carthenware Is far superior to that Of
vegetable or animal food cooked In the
same way In iron vessels, for the reason
that iron Is conductor OF heat ~h',.
Ca. ;i;,ou~.ro Is a non-couductor; conse.
quently. food cooked in the latter Is
rarely ever burned. tho degree Of heat
not varying perccptibly during the pro-
cess of cooking, thus preserving the
flavor OF what Is cooked, as we'll rs uni.
formity throughout the substance of the
meat, vegetables or grain, until tho pro-
cess OF cooking is completed.-New
York World.
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Scared Away Raih

A certain grocery IN Buffalo was ovos.
nun with rats. Ono day . barrci hall
full Of molssses fell apart, or, at least,
tho bottom fell out and tho moIasees ran
over tho floor. In some way one OF the
biggest rats IN tho vicinity got Into tho
molasses, and, bedraggled nud discour.
aged, was seen creeping laboriously away
from the premises. Every rat dissp-
peared at tho same timo and not another
one, or any evidence Of one, has been
secn about the place since.-Buf7r!.o
Courier. II
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Each Spoonful has
done it's Perfect Work.

Is the verdict of every woman who has used Royal
Baking Powder. Other baking powders soon
deteriorate and lose their strength, owing to the
use of inferior ingredients, but Royal Baking
Powder is so carefully and accurately COM
pounded from the purest materials that it retains
its strength for any length of time, and the last
spoonful in the is as good as the first, which
is not true of any other baking powder.
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A Testimonial Worth Reading.

Mr.. STERLING, Kyr FEB. I3, 1850.
desire to make brief statement for
the benefit of the suffering. l had been
afflicted with catarrh of the head, throat
and nose, and perhaps the bladder for
fully twenty-five years. Having tried
other remedies without success, | was
led by an advertisement in the Sentinel
Democrat to try Halls Catarrh Cure. I
have just finished my fourth bottle, and
believe I am right when | say l am
thoroughly restored. / don't believe
there is trace of the disease left.
Respectfully,
VIM. BRIDGES, Merchant Tailor.
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The Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland is tho
best paid member of the British Gov
ernmcnt. Ills salary is $4,000 per
nnnum.
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FoR THROAT DISEASES AND COU0HS usc
BnowN's BKuNCuIAI. TnoCuEs Like all rcdVY
good things, they are initiated. Tie gen"i"edTe
sOid oniy IN bOrts.
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The profit from growing strawberries
depends largely upon the siz, Of the
fruit. Plant the large varieties and chen
fertilize heayilv.
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n number or wild swans wcrc rcccm
ly KILLED in Del Nortc County, Califor.
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ONE ENJOYS

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to tl:c taste and ac-
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 Figs is for sale in 60c
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.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
LOUISVILLE. ~ NTY max nv
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Only citizens who arc able to read and
write have tho power to vote in E'livia
and several other South American Re-
lublcs.
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Ocean Record Breakers.

Since 1866 the record for the fastest
westward ocean voyages have been az
fnllpws.
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YARNS SPUN BY WHALERS.
auEDR STORIES TOLD DY AFRO ITO
BLUDBER HUNTRRR

whales Eyes-Tbe Grow Usually
Humanity's ODDS and E-"-