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dampness is sure to acquire an impure
odor in time. The best place to keep
a sponge is on a hanging earthen tray,
or Ia an open basket OF wire, near the
bathtub, where it can dry and is nj
ways convenient. There is great dill
ference in the qualities OF sponges, A
good bathing sponge has rather coarse
pores, hut ia soft aud strong in texture,
The most expensive sponges, however,
are tiny ones, which have the very
finest holes and silken texture. They
are used for washing little children and
by surgeons. 1t is always better to
purchase q sponge OF wholesale
dealer, who handles them from the
original package as they come to mar
ket, or from u trustworthy druggist,
The sponges that are sold by sidewalk
vendors and are very white and clean
looking are said to be often the refuse
sponges thrown away by hospitals and
Rfterward collected, cleaned and
bleached by acid by the Italians, who
who usually vend them. A sponge
that has not been bleaChod is brown
ish yellow or light yellow in color.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06
MORN FOREsr NIREs
Threaten Several Villages in tho State Il
New Jersey.

Threaten Several Villages in the State of
New Jersey.
PLEAsANTvGLLE, N. j., April 5.-Early
this morning the smouldering ombers
of Sundays great forest fire was famed
into another roaring mass Of flames by
n westerly gale, suttontown, lying
about two miles from the outskirts of
West Pleasantyille, is momentarily
threatened and Filton'a Mills. The
latter place is inhabited by only few
settlers. Nothing but change OF wind
will save tho residents OF West Pleas
antviEle. Wagon loads OF men are rush
ing to the scene with shovels, to do fire
duty. Pennington, small settlement
is also in the path of the fire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

We are acquainted with many moth.
ora In ContorviIle who would not DO
without ChamberlaiR's Cough Remedy
in the house for a good many times its
cost, and arc recommending II every
day, From personal experience We can
say that 1t has broken up bad colds for
our childron.- Uentorville, South Da.
kota, Citizen. 5O.cent bottle for sale by
druggists. Ddw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

To keep jellies from moulding cover
with puIyerized sugar to the depth OF q
quarter OF an inch they will keep for
years.
For starching muslins, ginghams and
calIcoes, dissolve piece of alum the
size OF hickory nut for every pint OF
starch, This will keep the colors bright
for long time,
Icing for cakea may he prevented
from cracking when being cut by add
ing one teaspoOnslul OF sweet cream to
each unbeaten eggi beat all together
and add sugar until as stiff as can be
stirred.
A pleasant perfume and moth preven-
tive IL made oil cloves, caraway seeds,
nutmeg, mace, cinnamon and lonquin
beans, OF each one ounce, Add as much
Florentine orris root ID will equal the
other ingredients. Put together, grind
all to u powder and put in little bags
among your clothes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06
TO Clnnn GiIdinl,.

A reliable mixture for cleansing gid
ing is made in the following manner:
Sprinkle little hot water on an ounce
Of quicklime to slake it, and gradually
add pint OF boiling water to form a
milk. Dissolve two ounces OF pearl.ash
in pint and a hall OF boiling water (;
mix the two solutions, cover, agitate
occasionally for an hour, lot the prepa.
ration settle, decant the clear portion,
and cork securely in fiat half,pint bot.
ties. Apply with a soft sponge, and
then wash tho surface with clear water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

81 wish" says n wise, old physician,
"that women generally understood how
important it is to their physical welfare
that they should go up and down steps
as little as practicable, and that they
should do 1t properly when ut nil. BY
properly, | mean slowly never faster
than a walk, and planting the heel firm
ly on each step. The novel heroine
tripping lightly down the stairs looks
graceful, but it is a very bad thing for
her, nevertheless.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

Six macaroons, two ounces sugar,
grated rind OF half u lemon. six eggs,
one-half pintofCream. Pound the maCa-
rooms in a mortar, then mix the sugar
and lemon rind well with it. Beat tho
yolk soft and the whites OF two eggs to a
strong froth, then add the cream, and
mix we'll with the pounded macaroons.
Fry the fritters on both sides till a
light golden brown, aft sugar over aud
serve ut once.
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Teaching the Guitar.


)chsster Post EfnrCJ.
Putting little fingers
Where they ought to go;
For YOU cannot tell her, and
II does no good TO show,
Little hands so soft aud whltA.
Must not go TOO far,
Bless me, this Is pleasant,
Teaching the guitar
Halt an hour Of teaching
still she cannot sire;
So. TO show her better, you must
Take her GU your knee
Pretty lips are tempting, but
Must not go too lur
Bless me, this IS pleasant,
Teaching the guitar
Still the hands are awkward,
Still shG cannot see
Aud with pretty little pOut
Turns her fare TO me,
Could hhlp but steal u kissy
Did 90 too llrY
Bless mo, this is pleasant,
Teaching the guitar
Now the lessons over,
Little fingers tired,
Curly head IN close ~ mine,
Old guitar is fired.
Understanding perfect,
I've u0t gone TOO inr
Bless me, II Is pleasant,
Teaching the guitar,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

Season the desired quantity Of cooked
and strained apples with sugar and
spice, beat until the apples IRE light
and smooth, and freeze the same us ice.
cream. II liked, cream in the proper
ton OF n cupiul to II pint Of apples may
be whipped in before freezing, Serve
with cake or toasted and buttered
waters or crackers. A cold cream sauce
may accompany this dessert.
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Yery On, Yet Yery Now.

A cotton that is very old and very
new, and also very pretty, is "bril.
liant" tue old time brilliant, or, as it
is termed now, brilliantee. The white
ground is printed in flowers, small and
OF medium size, The price is 40 cents;
the width 30 inches. a novelty wool
that is especially striking is in al!-over
bourette weaving, and looks moro like a
rug than like gown material. The
cloud shading OF pink, blue and brown
is beautiful.
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Beware of Ointnents for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,


~ mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely dorange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions omreputable physicians,
as the damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, man.
uiactured by I. ]. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury, aud
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. In buying HILLS Catarrh Cure
be sure you get tho genuine. 1t is taken
internally, and mado IN Toledo, Ohio,
by 7. j. Cheney 4 Co. TESTIMONIALS
free.
R1"Sold by Druggists, price Zoe per
bottle.
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0Sg OF my children had very bad
discharge from hor nose. Two phvsi.
clans prescribed, but without benefit.
We tried lllys Cream Balm, and much
to our SURPRISE, there was s marked i'm.
prnvoment. We continued using tho
balm and In a short time the discharge
was curcd,--0 A. Cary, Corning, N. Y.
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Mash the apples smoothly with the
liquor; add two ounces Of fresh butter,
a gill OF cream, the grated rind OF Q
lemon and some white sugar; mix all
well together, squeeze over it the juice
OF the lomoni put very light paste
round the dish and a few ornamental
bars across. Hall an hour in q brisk
oven will do this tart.
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THE DAUGHTERS OF EVE
Interesting Notes for the InteiiIgen-
GERS Feminine Readers
FASHION AND HOUSEHOLD HINTS

And Many Things Worth Remember
ing-DoIngs of Women of Note.
Care of tho acknowledgements
Glrls-The Seasons EmbrOIderIes,
Persian Efrscts-WaVes aud Bangs,
SC,
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suvMoKrN, PA, April ga terrific
gas explosion occurred in the air shaft
at the Sterling colliery last evening,
burning Thomas jenkins and Petro
Bucccrie in trightful manner, the
former it is feared fatally.
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HENRY sCuoENnALs, foreman Henry
Krug Packing Co., ST. Joseph, Mo-, uses
DR.. Thomas EcleCtric Oil with his men
for spraIns, cuts, bruises, chapped hands,
otc. 1t Is the best. D&w
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FOR DYSPEPSIA.

INDIGESTION, and Stomach disorders, tRko
BROWNS IRON UITTEHS.
All dealers keep Il, 81 per bottle. Gonuinchn
trademark aud crossed rcd lines on wrapper,
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A Horrible IIniIroad Accident

Is daily chronicle in our papers; also
the death OF some dear friend, who has
died with consumption, whereas, II he
or sho had taken 0tto's Cure for Throat
and Lung diseases in time, life would
have been rendered happier and per.
haps saved. Heed the warningl II you
have u cough or any affection Of the
throat and lungs call at Logan Drug
Co., sole agent. and get n trial bottle
free. Large size Soc. 4
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WAMR NR NN NM A AR NM RHN MN NM Mn Nh @ Nh N NNk @ NA
TIFF WORLDS -
81 x AZ STORY DEPARTMENT.
CONDENSED NEWS


Gathered From ali Parts or the coantry
by Telegraph.
A dispatch from Paris says that q de-
cree OF divorce has been granted Ed
ward Parker Deacon.
Col. L. L. Bullock, Of California, say
that Hawaii has practically been under
American control for the past fifteen
years
The house Of Ulysses Brunson, 1t
Anderson, Ind, was blown TO pieces by
an explosion Of natural gas Five Of
the family were badly burned.
There was revolt among the prison
ers IN the Indianapolis workhouse
Wednesday, which narrowly escaped
being general riot and wholesale de-
livery.
Mrs Martin Kunz. Of Jeffersonyille.
Ind, Wednesday night swallowed a
pin. Thursday morning SHE was suf-
fering great agony. and her physicians
say she can not recover.
The Columbian paper mill. Nenia, O.,
was completely destroyed by FIRE Thurs
day The fire started in the oil room.
Loss, SIS, 900; insured for s4G. 500 Two
hundred men are thrown out Of em-
ploymcnt.
The total collection OF revenue in the
district 81 West Virginia, for 1892, as
shown BY recent report, Is ssy7. ses SIS.
an increase OF az, 3S3 so over 1891 This
is from taxes on malt liquors. distilled
spirits, tobacco. cigars and special taxes
and licenses.
Il WINS learned al Pittsburgh, Wednes-
iay night that John Dnss, who snc-
eeeded Father Heinrich as trustee Of the
Economite society, was stricken with
paralysis, several days ago He Is re-
ported much better, and il is thought
will recover.
A daughter Of Samantha Sayler, at
Seymour, Ind, has confessed that her
mother and William Ohler killed man
named Shields. on White river. and
buried his body In the sand The WON
an and Uhler are now in the pcniten-
tiarv for infantieide.
John Clifford. one Of the Homestead
strikers, was placed on trial 10 the
criminal court at Pittsburgh, Thursday
morning Clifford Is charged with the
tkiilSng Of J. 4. Connors and others dur
| ing the battle with Pinkerton's men at
Homestead on the morning Of July 8.
The federal grand jury at Lincoln.
Neb., adjourned Wednesday, after in
dieting g ". Mosher president OF the
| wrecked Capital national bank. The
indictment contains thirty-three counts,
covering almost every variety Of crini-
inal manipulation Of the banks books.
VIM. b, Smith. a book-keepcr, and in
toxieated. hired a cab at St Louis to
drive him about town Wednesday morn
ing. lie insisted on riding on the seat
with the driver. lie struck the horse
with the whip and the animal ran
away. Smith was thrown from his seat,
his head struck lamp post and his
neck was broken.
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No. 6 gesfIbuied Limited ans,,, =
clItaEy 80 p m. arrives n Earfi1sl..,sa \ y
?. m,: M.slI - 3 M BALTIC GO Fhii5 - ~
e e1q@ S ran & ~ ~ Connects Wth PHI.
1 n. g YeefIbuicl ExTF1Es Daily It-~.. i.
eakO 1910 q. M, arrives ~ NaFfineh,.-s 49,
az = ~: N.sn' ~ ,,;ss a. BALTIC y NJ PIT
No 70. Kxpre~ Daily leaves ritt.t.n.s
70 p M. arrives At Nartinsburr ~ = Z
Mesh TO- nelto. -; Phila. ii'io 4 M a.,
81. I Testlbaied Limited .p.nvv y.
s. Louis so d. m. Cincinnati - 3 =, 80 81
riyes a NartlnrbnFe Iis4 a n. wash. 40,
bas, ,, ~ rn,ls s;is and New York ~
a Harpers Ferry Tor Lexington Va. ana i5s,a
mediate stations Connects AZ W cvs.-t 80 ~ Z
Hagerstewn, and ~ Washington Juncfins ~ e.
No. 4. Nesfihhled Express sDaf,v v i,
81. Louis $50 p, m. Cincinnati SIS A \ ~
lives q Martinsburg z2g 8 M, awash. III
b.lto. 80 rniA s:ls and New York lis5 Il 4,
mediation. DAILY leaves Cumberland 90 ~. ".
arrives AZ MarfinshurE $40 D. m w sii i ~
so Baltimore 1000 p: m; Philadelphia az
stations west Of Washington Junction. ~
at Harper's Ferry for Winchester A. 49,. ..-sls
for Hagerstown, and Washington Juncf,n,s, = g
Frederick, except sunday ssSh lpr
No. II. Piedmont 4 Baltimore aeran..,
tio7, daily, except Sunday. leaves PIeIrea,sa y
40 a. M arrives at Marflnsburr At IIsif, Z =. a.
arrives AZ Baltimore, via. old lire AZ IA !. y
for Hagerstown and at Frederick Junr 9t,ssr.Sn
Frederick etaVh Tor
no. So Martinsburg and Brunsw,ok ..a..
notation, Daily, leaves Martirsbure a. "a
a. N, arrives AZ Brunswick at 6;5s a. n, a,,s
connects AZ Harper's Ferry for Lexington, A.
baltimore, and at WeFerton for Harerste,.,'a $40
CO. SOUL, G. w. sANTMAS
III o'DELL, General Manager. ose"1'
Baifffnf,ra lt4
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
baltimore q ONO TIME TiABLEN
~ ~ o.
In Eject Sunday, N9s. ~. 1909.

No. 3 Vestibnled Limited sD- tly.N ieavas
New fork 1915 A. M; Phila, Sis Bait0 1890:
wash l.S0 arrive at Martinsburg $40 81 M. .
and rhleag01i:1 a. nj. connects al Hancock
Pittshtrg
No. Z. vestlbuled Express ..DaiIy. leaves
New York 1880 p. M. Phila 4n5 BALTIC 7:fs
Wash; SIS arrives ct Martinsburg AO:S7 p. M.
and Chicago 9s30p m.
no. J. Nesfibuied Limited DAILY leaves
New York, 300 a. M, Phila Has; Baltic ESQ Z
m, Wash. 500 arrives at Martinsburg 500 5.
M. Cincinnati 7s45 n. M, st. Louis gas 81 n,
Connects AZ Hancock for Berkeley Springs, ex
cept sunday
no, 81 yestibuled Express 'sDaily." leaves
New York 500 p M. Phila. Sss2s BALTIC iO.si !.
wash ii:S5 al ives at Martinsbnrg f.4s a n
Cincinnati 5:l5p M; and st, Louis 7:i3 4. ra
No. ?. PittsbuRe Express Daily y leaves Nat
York f.30 p. m, Phila. 4.05: Balfh y N f,snd
Wash. $50 arrives at Martinsbnrg II:tH a -
and Pittsburg $50 a. M t's z ~
No. Is Baltimore and Cumberland Ae.n,4.
dation Daily leaves Baltimore 600 = - -
old line, arrives at Martlnsburg SOS a II, C,,,s
bertrand HIS n M Stops u an sfafions ~,
connects AZ Hancock for Berkeley Sprinss ~ ~.
No. =. Baltimore and Piedmont Aeccn,,,.
cation sDally, y except SUNDAY, Iea,rts RATA
more wa Old line at $40 a. m and arrix,es ~
MaItlilShurg ~ p m. and Piedmont M bsss Z, =,
Steps * al stations and connects AZ Hans,s,cT
w w BBe e Springs and At Green Spring Run
No s2 Brunswick and ATarfinsbnfk Aacar.
ulOaations daily, leaves Brunswick q II, I, 4,
AtlNesat Martinsburg I. 10 p. M T
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Il --------------------' -A'---------------
THE MARKETS.


FIouR Winter patent sassa4as; fancy.
saslsaI ~; family, ss50a2 IS; spring patent
.I55 40; spring fancy, s3s5l DO spring fam.
ily. ssl09 % Rye -four, S335 asa Buck
wheat y 81 2 20 per 100 10 sack
n WHEAr-The market was about steady, buy,
ers taking coed samples Of No red 70 meet or
ders 81 lie, atd shippers bidding zoe 10 come In
30 2 rcd quotabse at 90 Csc, according to quail.
iiy and passing inspection,
Gerry Ear NGS only in feeding demand, and
luotNble ~ "a 49c, according 10 quality and re-
quifnen.s No white sheiled was firm 1t Az
ssc and No. yellow and No mixed al
4sa 4stsc
2 white at S6c, hui lower grades were easy, No.
white4t icing offered az 3litc and No, mixed
selliagyat Is 3ic
RYE Dng and nominal at 90 q CO for prime tc
clolee No y sellers views
cArILE- shippers, eLsOG5cO Oxen Good
to choice, 375645O; common 10 fair, s.. 500
$50: select butcher, f450a4s0; fair 10 good
$500 4 10 common. 2 S0d300 Heifers; Good
10 choice heavy. s40054 50; good to choice light
8 754g4a.5 common tofair. S2oOa350
VEAL CALVES Common and large, A0O0
$40; fair 10 good Light s6oOa725; extra, $3.50
Hoes Select heavy and prime butch
ers "a 9oIau0; none 81 the best on sale:
fair 10 good packing tT6o17,ss; com.
mon and ronvh, S675a75O; fair TO good
light. $3.50 49,; Other light, s67501e5. fat
pigs, 600 $40 common 10 fair, s50Ga73
SHEEP AND LAMBS Sheep -Yearling and
wethers, s47j95 s5aewes, H0oc47s; common
70 fair mixed, s2ooaAOo Lambs-Extra, $3.50
500; good 10 choice, ta25Is7S; common "a
fair, 4oo 500
NEW YORK Feb q y
wHBAT-No- red very dull steady and wit b.
out feature; March, 5esSc; May SIN gs2ssc
RYE Nomina western, 5sd62c
BARLEY-Dull and arm: state, q 1eoc west
n st,.. Cl11a On.
CoRS-No 2 dull and steady. February.
54asc; No :, 42a 55kc
OATS No. 2 duh and steady; February,
2si4c Mar b s9sse; May, &Sc: western, ssk
Prr4snuRcH Feb
CATTLE Market steady: prime, IS eSaa 90;
fair 10 good. Ae5al7s; common, ea75140o:
bulis, cows and stays, s2ooaa5o; fresh cows
SO OOs 40 40
Hoes Market steady fair Light TO bes,
heavy, TBoae.2a
sHEEP- Market steady prime. ss5oa5 ss.
fair 20 coed, "a 5o1A25 common, sLs0aa0o
Lambs very dull at sSboedca
BALTIMORE. Feb s
wHEAr Easy No red, spot, 77slc; March,
7sKc, May s0sse.
coRS-7 Steady; February. sl4e: May, SEQ
OATS Qniei; No. 2 white western, 4lc
RYE-DnIi4 No 2, Sc.
FLOUR AsD GRAIN Cash quotations: Flour
dull ard nominaliy unchanged No spring
wheaf, 74e No, spring, esq 65c; No red T4c;
No corn. 4ii4e; No z oats, 3IAa3IHc. No :
white, 4 0. b s8i4 gS5c: No white Z O b,
Ssi4gf 3ic; No ? rye, 525ic; No 2 barley, 60;
NJ 3, o. d, 451sac, No. I. D. b. asa4sc; No.
haxseea sIIa
~ PHILADELPHIA. Feb 8
WHKAr Firm; No, 2 red February, 7T177kc
Coax Options hrm; No naked FEBRUARY.
5s4 CSC
oAIs-Futures neglected and nominaiiy IN
ehansedE2 ,.,
WHRAr-Dul and steady; No. cash. 7lKct
February. re nominal; May. T7Hc
CoRS -Sieady: No 2 cash, 4sA<c: NAV &c.
I No. 3 435se; No. & axe
! OATS Quiet. cash, 500.
/ RYE Dull; cash. oQc
CLoyERsEKD-Dulia and steady; prime canh
and February. 800; March, eg.O6 ~
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CmcAoo, Feb 8 Experience and
clothe, The twe valuable horses belong
ing 70 the stable Of I. sullivan. ID
geiher with Gee. Todd, tie ycolored-boy
IN charge Of them, have disappeared
and i + supposed the horses hare been
stolen The animals reached this city
from Guttenburg. Monday, and Todd
started with them to the Roby track,
but failed 10 arrive. The horses are
valued at $1,000
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Er-ooy. bishop Dangerously M.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Feb. s.Ex-Gov.
R. NJ. Bishop, Of Ohio, Is dangerously
i'll at the residence Of his son here. His
ailInent is a complication Of the liver,
bladder and kidney diseases. and by
reason Of his extreme age eighty years)
it is likely 10 prove fatal. He was govt
ernor Of Ohio from January, 1879 70
January. 1850, and has always made
Cincinnati his home
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Additional trains viii leave Harrisburg daily
except sunday al SEE and 10 35 al M, and BIS
and t0O p M, stopping at all intermediate sta
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars between Hag.
efetown and New York on Nos. 4 and 10 east
and on Nos. and west
Pullman sleeping Cars on Nos and 10 he
Daily
I Daily except Sunday,
Valley Railroad and Pennsylvania Raiiroad sys
tenn. $3.50 AeatiioaN '' :
II 4; RtpnIE, WA Gam, j F. BoYp,
ten, Pass, ACT Agent. SUIT.
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TIME
" TABLE DEEDS. 1862

On sunday will stop on signal or to let on
passengers
Additional trains will leave Carlisle daily cx-
stopping az all intermediate stations, arriving at
Harrisburg at .40.a .sIn IS d M, and T. 33 5. m.
Ghambersburg
Daily
Daily except Sunday.
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BALTIMORE AND CUMBERLAND
VALLEY RAILEoAD.

Irain-arriying at Cherry Run s.45 r N. runs
through 10 Hancock, arriving gi0 r. NJ ana
leaves Hancock $50 A. NJ, arriving Cherry nun
5.aa Al. Nj -
Additional train leaves Cherry Run at sos 81
m, arriving at Iiagerstown 8 rs p. M storping al
intermediate stations 2
Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmittsbure at saa
and 10. 40 a. In and 3.32 and 25 %. m
Leave Emmittsburg for Rocky Ridge At ! 20
and 9 IS a. M, and 2 50 and $40 D. m.
Leave BruceYille for Frederick at 10 90 n m
and 502 and 7.20 p M -
Leave Brueeyille for Taneytown LittiestoNn.
York, Wrightsyille and Columbia az 95S 4. nj
and 345 p. M. - 4 N
r y II X. Trains leave Shippensbnrg at As
and II 30 a. m, and 3s30 y. M, and arrive 81
Shipuensburg at 945 a. M, 40 and $40 B. m
daily, except Sunday.
Daily. Mondays only. All Others daily ex.
cept Sunday.
j. NJ. HOOD, r. II tRISyT0ID
zen Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agent
" TABLE-Dec IS 1892
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COST :.
Months 81.
g Months IS

MOnths-Sl O Aonthsls 40
s. Months S. one Year-sis
Persons engaged in more hazardous oceuna
formation write III ID BARRON
- Z y Secretary.
- V,fspA 'srs Pitfshusg. Pa
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UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
ARBITRARY TECHEICAIITIES

Which have 20 long worked III Justice rs
applicants and agents, and while it does
not contemplate in any sense the accept
apce of any applicant not safely fnsiIr-
able, il recognizes the fact that large
number o. risks usually declined can Be
safely insured at an increased premium.
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The Adjusted Rate plan
Is original With this Company and Is an
entirely new feature IN life insurance.
1t enables the Company TO provide in
surance 70 persons who are $
First-CIass Risks at Lower Rates

Than any equally sound Institution that
places all its risks al one rate, wholly
ignoring the Importance Of charging
each policy holder a premium eqtlitably
PROF ortioned TO the risk assumed This
Il the
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Notice the Improvement in The
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PEOPLES MUTUAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE
ASSOCIATIONS. or PrTTsBuRs, IA.

~ yen are business man and want to receive
~ psr week n case you ale totally disabled
snlt q accidental injuries, Apply for member x
shipat once.
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OVER $4,000

PAID MEMBERS AND RENEFIclARIEs
81 Weekly Indemnify and Death claims by
THE
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Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance,

Ever offered 10 the public, as the rate
charged IL directly in proportion 10 the
risk assumed rather than an equal rate
for all. While none but those safely in
surable are accepted, the
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WESTERN MAINLAND RAILROAD.

coNxEcrIKa wrrH
R.R, a shippepsburg, and Ge,tvsbp,.
Norfolk a Western and b. o. Raifroads
az HagerstowD Pennsylvania ri N
Frederick Junction, and ri WAP
n g. and ,, 4 p. Railroads
at Union station, Bal
tilnore Md
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Offers life insurance on the most liberal
and progressive terms aud entirely de-
void Of the unnecessary arbitrary rules
and requirements that are current
among insurance companies generally