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Isn't This Pretty?

This Illustration represents a very pretty
bodice which would grace alike a the
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Bread and Butter Pudding.

Butter the bottom of the pudding dish,
strew with ~raisins, then a layer of bread
cut thin and buttered. Repeat until the
dish Is nearly full. Make a custard of
one quart of milk. two eggs. LAY with
vanilla. Pour on the bread, let 1t stand
one hour. then bake.
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STEPS TAKEN TO SPOIL A DEAL.
Pottsville, Pa, Onicial to BE Grim
inally Prosecuted.
INV AssocIated prpssl

POTTSNILIE, Pa, Dec. 2S.-Steps
Were taken yesterday 10 begin a criml-
nal prosecution against Charles f. Allen,
one OF the Republican Commissioners
elect. who Is charged with an attempt to
brihe and a violation OF the Election
laws.
Allen has ignored his Republican col
leagues, and il aid 70 nave made a
deal with Martin. the Democratic minor
Nv member Of the Board, and agreed to
divide the patronage.
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a brave man he would not have been
where falling ruins could bury him be-
yond human help. He was n OF the
heroes OF New York's Fire Department.
and. although there are heroes left. he
will be missed.
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FOUND THEIR BABY DEAD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kratz Accidentally
Suffocatcd II In Sleep.

When Frank INC Julia kratz, OF 500
East one Hundred and ~Forty-ninth
street, awoke at . o'clock this morning
they found their two-months-old child.
Thomas j., dead in bed between them.
The parents had accidentally. lille
sleeping, snfrOcntel the child.
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Old Fashioned Currant Dum,u,..

Old-Fashioned C%urrant Dumplinrs.
old-fashioned currant dumping. boiied
In a cloth. is seldom seen on our tables.
and yet 1t is generally a favorite. and
will be found Just the thing to vary the
desserts. II Is made thus: Into a pin Of
hour. sifted, with a heaping t~easpoonful
of baking powder and half a t~easpoonful
OF salt, rub a large %teacupful Of finely
chopped beef suet and the same of cur
rants. washed thoroughly and dried In
a cloth; now with a fork stir into This
enough very cold water about a third
Of a cupfuD TO make a rather soft bis
cult-like dough. Put this into a Toured
canton-f1annel cloth. rough side out. al
lowing room to swell; tie closely with q
stout string and pop 1t into a potful Of
boiling water; cook for three hours and
do not let the water stop boiling for q
moment; %replenish from the hot tea.
kettle. 1t should turn out a light, ap-
petizing-looking ball. Half a cupful of
~granulated sugar may be rubbed through
the -four II liked; II not. the soft white
sauce should be well sweetened. Flavor
the latter with nutmeg or vanilla
The evening world., 1893-12-28

Millionaire Carnegie's arrangement TO
pay the community for his board and
lodging by keeping his mills going all
Winter is one that ought to be mutually
gratifying.
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Miner. OF Patrol I. did not answer to
roll-call this morning. iet he was where
duty called last night. lie met death in
the face OF the enemy. a fate that many
a soldier has sought and ound. Not be-
cause II was a battle OF peace in which
he vas engaged was Miners death less
fraught with glory h that OF the sol
dier who falls on a field swept by shot
and shell. II tLis fireman had not been
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AFTER THE sLAUGHTER-HOUSEs.
Health Commissioners Search for
Nuisances OH the East Side.

THE members of the Board OF Health
made "A our OF the east side slaughter
houses this morning in search OF the nut
sances that have been causing many
complaints OF late.
What the!s. action will be has not
been made public.
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Interest in the report that a city ON
ciai Is abou. TO tell Or. Parkhurst al
he knows will be an uncertain quantity
until 1t Is discovered o much that is,
Those who know the most are not usually
the ones who tell II all.
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Found Dead OH u Church Roof.

CINCINNATI. Dec. S.-Pat Hickey. 4 rooter.
left his home here two weeks ago TO repair a
church roof at Deer Park. six miles north OF
this city. Yesterday his two daughters went
after him and found hs dead body on the church
roof. where II had lain two weeks. Heart Ola
taSs II the supposed cause Of hIa death
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Poor Mans Overcoat.

10 EuU EUEEU'
ALLOW me to contribute an idea. as have not
much else to give TO relieve the poor. A news
paper folded and put un!er the dress or vest,
ever the chest. is equal TO a heavy ovsrco., or
shawl. The World ! th,.k the warmest-heart
ed. REv.) 7. NJ. THORPE.
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The Holiday Fowl.

Now doth the turkey. with beelovsn pate,
No longer roost upon the barnyard gate.
The rich. the poor, the humble and the great
conspired against this poor unfortunate,
And, with appetItes insatiAts.
They 'gobblsd'' him At a tremendous rate.
FAY NERoGREB.
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Denial or unt.w.s.r S,or,.

New York policemen are i~nterested In the APP
pesrancs Of supt. Byrnes In his FIRST high hat
The report that he won an election bet with the
Rev. Or. Parkhurst is Huthoritatiyely denied
Newark News
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IorIr OF Loui,e,, Ap,rovn,.

Louise Michel says she heartily approves the
throwing Of bombs by valiant. 1t Is to be re-
markcd-and impoSsible to remark withou, q wave
of r~eErct-that he bomb did not hit the gentle
Louise. san Francisco Examiner.
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What goes up must come down" aye
the proverb. Holders OF stock in New
England. and OF recent confidence in Nc.
Leod's management, are prepared to re.
allze the old truth anew.
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Rio harbor. Judging from the c%onspicu-
Gus lack OF rapidity In the movement OF
events there. is not the most promising
point for our new navy to study some
body e!se's grim war.
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LETTERS.

t7hts column 10 for ire beret Of everybody rho
has a complaint 10 make. a grievance 10 renht1te.
Information 10 ofre, a queaion TO o.k or a ptbie
sert7ce 10 acknowledge, and rho con put the idea
into ie,s than 100 uords. Long ktters cannot be
printed.
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property is theft" is the doctrine OF
Anarchy. He who steals last steals
best Is the way the average Anarchist
amends 1t for individual use.
The evening world., 1893-12-28

John Y. McKane's stay Of proceedings ought to
be labelled AN Incentive to American Politicians
to Corrupt American Politics. ''-phlladelphla In
n,Ir.v
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The next popular lecture is not yet an
bounced to be one by Police COMMISSIONS
Martin on THE Short Cut to Wealth."
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Real Case OF '.wuiy NuIy.''

BENJAMIN Harrison Is to be made a candidate
for the Presidency In 1896. whether he will or
no. philadelphia TimeA-
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would push open the door. walk right in.
sit down by the fireplace and fall to dis
cussing crops and other topics dear 10
the farmers heart. Everybody was
glad to welcome this gentle. brusque in
truder.
The evening world., 1893-12-28

New York now has one model steam
ship pier. 1t is not for lack Of facilities
that 1t has not many more.
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A Ioua.Felt Want,

Wanted. . few experienced gentlemen who can
combine morality and ward politics. Address
Richard Croker. Tammany all.-washington
The evening world., 1893-12-28

When cablegrams disagree who's to
decide where Mello and his %gunboats
are?
The evening world., 1893-12-28

Chicago's deficit Is still a little below the
National debt. But It's growing.
The evening world., 1893-12-28

Shut of the tin horns and let Trinity
chimes ring the New Year N. 1t can be
done.
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They have caught a whale of Long
Island. but Long Islands political Jonah
Is still at large. thanks to his stay.
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nm Columns OF Special FeAtur"s In the
AItu SUNDAY Worlds New Years Numfer
WV Next Sandoyt
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VIII the new City Hall be Fifteen
minutes from Harlem?'
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House Gown.

Pale blue India silk. trimmed with
white lace; the neck is V shaped and
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Personal MENTION.
The Coming aud Going Il Friends, Acquaintance
and Strangers.

The Coming aud Going u Friends, Acquaintance
and Strangers.
Mr. s. Waiter Busey, Of Gerards-
town, is inthis city today.
Mr.. Geo. W. Ryneal, Of THE WORLD
force is on the sick list.
Mr.. Harry s. Thompson il spending
the week in Berkeley Springs.
Mr.. Louis G.. Matthaei is visiting
Mr.. G. D. Matthaei in Cumberland.
Mrs. Daniel Matthaei has gone to
the eastern cities to lay in q stock Of
spring millinery.
Mr.. a. Fl. Rutherford suffered d
severe attack Of heart disease last
night. We are glad to note, however,
that he is somewhat better this morn
ing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bantz. Of Frederick,
Nd, accompanied BY her charming
daughter, Miss Edith, IL spending q
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
w. Berry, in this city, after which she
will make an extended visit in the
West.
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Dat ~ Whss,la rs.-say zen g.. nh ms
work.
clreuit Court win begin next Tnes-
day.
Don't miss the wheat concert OBJ
Friday night At Martin Street Opera
House.
Mr.. Geo. W. Berry has broken
ground for 4 residence on Burkestreei
extended.
The room on Queen St. recently VA.
catcd By W. H Rouark, i being re-
molelcd. A new front win take place
Of the old unsightly front walls.
Mr. Adams is making several impor
tant changes and repairs III the St.
Clair Hotel
The old AIbnrtis property on east
King St. is being RACED 70 the
ground; We understand that il win lie
replaced BY handsome structure.
The WORLD force is somewhat Grip
pied, Just now, on account u the ILL
ness Of some Of the employees.
While some men were at work tear
ing down the Alburtis house. on east
King street. one Of them found an
old copper cent that wasmadein 1901
Miss Bertha Virginia Poisal and
Mr.. Albert Quenzel, il. were married
on Wednesday at $3.50 pm. at the resi-
dence Of the groom's parents, on Mar
tin street, Rev. G. s. Trump offieiat-
ing A full account will appear in
to-morrow's issue.
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a SUMNER SHOWER.


rAtler. pattfr on the pane
Hear the melancholy rain.
AZ Il falls with sad refraini
Natures face Is haihcd IN tears
Zen our own fun sud appears
Yet - Heavens win We bow.
Though we're weatheryhound Just now.
pattcr, pattcK On the pane
Hear Tho melancholy rain
Pafter. patier on The pane
Hear the son. refreshing rain.
A. Il falls with glad refraln
Natures creatures, one and all.
Seem the aladder for It's fail
See the daisies how they smile,
Though 40 sad and parched crcwhiicI
Patter. patter on the pane
lis soft, refreshing rain
Patter, patter on tho pane
Now no more we hear tho rain
Lol the sunshine reappenrs;
God Is smiling through the.tcars.
Thus, though life may have its shower.
his directed by HIS power.
Though Il patter on tho pane,
Though Il fail with sad rcfsain,
God IS smiling through The rain
REV. +, s. Corbctt. IN Golden Days
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these obstacles 0i1kout erous'nE hIs
ire hy being Too aclIee
..In few minutes he had reached .
part II the woods entirely unfamiliar
u me. Ii looked a. 4 4 had once
been the scene Of an earthquake ~
some violent behavior Of some sort On
lhe part Of nature. for The ground wne
torn UP In some spots a. Il BY giant
pillow. and In others rose heaps 81 rock
that recpca ont Of cash In The earth.
Herr The lion seemed 70 have its den.
though il aid mob take mo 70 Il. but
dropped ms from sheer fatigue and fell
some feet from me 70 rest. without,
however, taking It's eyes on me. /
glanced about me IN hopes Of seeing
some escape from my eaptor. az Ia
search Of an idea for weapon. but tho
only objects that l saw, with the ex-
ception 81 some thorny shrubs. were
heaps 81 sharp-pointed rocks varying
IN size from powders 70 smaller ones
the size Of turkey eggs
s'iiut these suggested nothing until
the lion. evidently wcaricd unto death.
began TO yawn. As he turned to me
his capacions jaws blinking lazlly as
he stretched them, Tseixed the idea 70
which win always believe owed my
life. The one Accomplishment that r
could lay claim 10 was that Of
throwing was the crack thrower az
the regiment, and had often killed my
bird on the wing. This accomplish
ment was to stand me In good stead
now, for gathering a stone about tho
size Of coffee cup ! waited for tho
lions next cape; aud when could see
half way down the enormous red gnlict
] hurled my rock straight intoi,. With
q sInothcssd cry that broke on into d
gasp, the animal closed its jaws and
tried 70 eyacuate the obstruction from
its throat but nay aim had been sure,
and the stone lodged right in tho gullet.
The beast then sprang to its feet and
began TO paw the earth. and tried to
rom II spied me, and Guessed at once
the author Of It's misery With d pit
eous attempt at uvcnging itself, ii dew
toward me, but rs / Jumped inside.
dreading It's dying agony. the stone did
Its work, and the superb creature fell
over, kicking and clawing Ia its strug-
gle for breath could not help but
pity it as II turned its bloodshot eyes
on the rocks and forest whore II would
never more reign, and with a final de-
fiance Of death sprang into the air TO
fall back dead almost at my feet
started back to tho cufnp, and about
half way met my friends coming to
seek me. When they arrived at camp
and found me misAng they had not felt
alarmed, thinking had probably
changed my mind about bath and
sought the nearest bend III the river. II
WINS when my absence grew too pro-
.longcd u exclude the Idea Of this being
the cause Of my stay that they sought
for some indications Of the way ] had
gone. When | told them ~ having
killed the lion the tale was laughed Mt
but prevailing on them 10 accompany
me TO the spot where had left the car-
cass, they saw that ! had spoken the
truth. have often been praised for
my courage and presence Of mind In
this affair, but what did wns not the
outcome Of these qualities, but OF des-
peration and born Of necessity. which
you know is the mother Of invention
London lEng.l Cor ST Louis GIobc-
Democrat.
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Because il Is hard 10 End. Our soda
pleasss al The faculties.
Il nlsasez the eye.
clssr, bright ana sparAllns
1t pleases the touch.
Glasses q goca ousiisf a. slsan
L pleases The nerves,
nslleate service, 10 iarrins ~ cfter nliiprs
II plcases the taste.
Cool pure AID delicious
Orr Syrups are made from pune fruit
juices. special this week Red Mcssfna
Oranges az the soda fountain Of A. NJ.
GilbeSt q Bros. II \. Queen street.
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THE STORY OF a CEN.
A Beautiful Emerald That Had an inter
esting History.

A Beautiful Emerald That Had an Inter
esting history.
At the Weddell house there Il a
horseman staying That horsemnn has
an emerald the size of a thumbnail and
the emerald has history. Iic bears
the gem on his black necl5tie, and this
Is its story: Back in 40 be was coach
ing between Sacramento and San Fran
cisco. His partner had a beautiful pin,
an emerald Of great size, surrounded
with diamonds. The man at the
Weddcll house wanted tho pin and
finally traded,with his partner giving
q team Of horses in exchange. lilo
then took the pin to San Francisco
jeweler and asked his opinion. Tho
jcweler smiled as he looked at the
stone, took little tool ont and de-
tached the emerald from tho setting.
It proved to be two pieces Of glass
cemented together with piece OF
green paper between The man who
owned the pin was mad. lie was also
flush, SO he told the ieweler to put In
an emerald to match the glass In size
and color and 1t was done at an ex-
pensc Of seven hundred dollars
The partner who had cheated his
friend liked to bet on 4 sure thing, and
fixed it up with pal to bet the owner
Of the pin that 1t was false. They all
met in barroom at San Francisco, and
the pal said to the supposed dupe:
slim, you like that pin you got in
trade with Abe, but I'll bet it's no
good"
Jim acted the indignant, said his own
partner would not cheat him, and Of
fered a modest bet.
'Taint 'nuff,n said the pal. Make
1t an even $500 and I'll 60 you"
.'Oh,n said Jim, carelessly, III you
want big bet make It clean ST 200
and put up the dust. =
The money was staked and the whole
crowd went out to d jcwelry store mp
the street The pin was presented and
was pronounced one Of the finest eui-
era1ds on the Pacific slope. Abe nearly
droppedin his tracks. for he furnished
the money secretly to his pal, and the
other poor fellow who made the bet was
paralyzed.
There must be some mistake" he
said; lets try another jeweler.n They
did, and the verdict of the second ex-
pert was that the stone was genuine.
Jim poclxeted his thousand and said
quietly to his partner: "Abe, I'm Just
$500 ahead on that little deal Of yours.
I'm going to open few bottles Of
champagne for the boys. st Louis
Chronicle.
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TEE COMING EgENT.


RE Pair al Invosd to b Larger This Year Than
Ever Before
Already preparations are being made
for tile fair at Inwood this summer.
and from prospects every indication
points to success. The following is a
list Of special prizes offered By onr
citizens, and it is hoped that every
business man especially will contribute
in this way:
Thompson Tabler, clothiers. offer one fine
Macintosh COAT value SO, for the best driving
Horse or Mare exhibited at fair not over years
old
jas. W. strong offers sis5 Tor first premium
on Fullcaster wheat; 81 for second premium.
wheat 10 be strong's.
J. Frank Thompson. salcsmanfor Thompson
Tabler, offers Pair Fine Embroidered SILK Sus-
penders for best exhibit Of Thoroughbred Cattle,
NJ. v. Hawk offers 81 for best pair Of Plymouth
Rock chickens that takes first premium.
Mrs. Jas. +. Thompson offers St.oo for best
silk Embroidered Linen.
jas. W. strong offers 81 for first premium on
best bushe Of Longberry Wheat; IS cents for
second premium. Wheat to be strong's.
Little limo F. Thompson offers SILVER Mug for
second Prettiest Baby not oyer one year old
TnE womb offers years subscription 70 the
weekly edition, on eachof the following exhibits.
Best two year old colt; best milch COW; best
driving mare under fiye years; best exhibit Of
butter: best exhibit OF fancy work; best exhibit
Of grain Of any kind; best exhibit ofagricultural
implements; best exhibit Of carriages. buggies,
etc; best exhibit of preserves; best exhibit Of
sheep; IL prizes in all
Lewis II. Thompson, salesman for Thompson
4 Tabler. offers dozen Fine Linen Collars for
best two year-old Colt
Mr.. ". H. Crawford, proprietor Of the Martins
burg wooden mills, offers a pants pattern Of his
best cashmere for best exhibit OF handmade
harness.
Mrs. M " Hawk offers one dollars and fifty
cents FOR best embroidered sofa pillow.
Kettering & staub offers one dollars for best
bushel Of potatoes, fifty cents for second best
Kettering 4 staub offers 81 for best display
of peaches and fifty cents for second best.
Hon. Geo. NJ. Bowers offers SIS gold piece for
prettiest baby not more than one yeor old
Peter w Foreman offers one dollar and fifty
cents for best yearling colt, and one dollars for
second best, to be exhibited during fair.
Rev. j. 9. Hawk offers fifty cents for best
turkey.
Geo, L. sencindiyer Offers two dollars and
fifty cents for the best trio Of game chickens.
Robert Lamon offer $50 for best display Of
apples
Robt. lamon offer steo for best coop q
ducks.
9. Il. Hollis Offer si.5t for best display u veg
tables.
b. II. Hollis offers ono dollar for best pair y
geese exhibited.
w b. Clendening offer si5ofor best trio q
yellow leghorn chickens.
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--s--7----- '7--1
THE APRIL ECLIPSE.
Preparations for Observing the Total Eclipse Of the
SIM.

Preparations for Observing the Total Eclipse Of the
SIM.
April's leading astronomical event,
says the St. Louis Globe emocrat, Il
the total eclipse Of the sun,whicl takes
place Oh the 10Th day Of the month.
Unfortunately, the spectacle will not
be visible in theUnitcd States. 1t will
be seen, however, in South Atherica,
is a small section Of Southern Europe
and ii Africa. The best points of
observation are in South America, and
several Of the great nations will haze
skilled astronomers on hand at those
points. The United States viii be
represented BY two Of three parties.
This eclipse viii be Of especial interest
to science, from the face that the total
phase will be longer than in the
average eclipse Of the sun. Usually
totality does not last longer than three
and a-half minutes, but there have
been instances in which il has
remained nearly twice this period In
the approaching eclipse the maximum
totality will be about four and half
minutes.
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Several beautiful Ladies Phmton,
for sale at John Hellers.
THR anI.nEN aEnREr ~ I.oNa IIFH.

Keep the head cool, the feet warm,
and the bowels open. Bacon Celery
Cure is vegetable preparation and
acts as natural laxative, and i the
greatest remedy ever discovered forthe
cure IF Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
aud all Mood, Liver, and Kidney Dis
eases. Call on Az NJ. Gilbert 4 Bro,
sole agents, and get a trial package
free. Large size SOC.
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- ~ rllE prnLIc GENERALLY

.S-)n and after Feb IS, 1893, no gratis read
inrnotees puffs, Twill be given IN TINS paper
y, MI persan society, church, theatre or en-
seytainfntIit Of any kind or character, who may
nave their Job printing done at any other once
besiles The WORLD. Patrons Of this paper only
viii be accorded the privilege 81 our readins
tbeIr i9b work, and not regular patrons 81 iHE
WJgtlp will have to pay for all reading notices
nj the rate OF 10 cents per line, payable immedi-
stalv after publication Special notice is also
rfgen that no complimentary tickets Will be ae-
eeufed nj Exchange for reading notices. nothing
Mi secure our space but the spot cash. Our
SECULAR patrons will be taken special care 81 ~
notices.
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n SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE,.

]. B. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., Sharps-
burg, Pa, says he will not be without
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. that it
cured his wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack If
TIA Grippe when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Barber, Of
Cooksport, Pa, claims pr. Kings New
Discovery has done him more good
than anything he ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like II. Try it.
Free Trial Bottles at Il G. Williams
Jr q Co. Drug Store. Large bottles,
soc. and 81 90.
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An ALI..RAIL RnITR.

The United States Express Company
has superseded the American Express
Company on the New York and New
England Railroad. This gives the
United States Express Company an
all rail route to Boston in connection
with the Philadelphia and Reading,
Jersey Central and Baltimore and Ohio
III their connections west of Chicago
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Mr.. A. S. Dornblaser, Of the New
England Conservatory, Boston, a.
present located in Hagerstown. viii Be
in this city until the end Of the week.
His business is piano tuning. All or
ders left at Burdette's book store will
receive prompt attention. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Alt.
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ELECTION Ar PHILIPPI.

The most hotly contested election
eyer known in Philippi terminated
Monday BY the election Of the follow
Ing ticket: For mayor, Charles r.
Teter; Recorder, j. H. Knapp Coan-
81, Hons. A. G, Dayton, D. w. Gall
and George w. Diddle.
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WEar YIRaTNIA LANps aoLp.

The lands III West Virginia belong
ing to the Rathbone and Camden Oil
Company, which is going ont Of bust
ness, were sold at auction yesterday
for s., 900. The tracts Of land cor
tanned about III acres near Burning
Springs, Writ county