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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-03
BALTIMORE.
RALTIMORE, MD, oct 2'-FIour dun

, BALTIMORE, NIL w. "' ""ii
and Wb safh dnii: No. red spot and octo-
be Mne sS2s1sa55c.; December oSsLs , :;
May May So3SG76c steamer ss N0; red, Sopsc
bid; milling s5sy w4 miHsa Oy spot and October
White Whit; s siSesc old and new; yellow 'o'ac
old. A. o white. western. RAIL-
oats quiet MIXED. western. g2a53nc.
@34Ac.: No. Z MI ..3c.
Hsy q steady; good to choice timothy,
SI2. O0Gl2.D s,ow and unchanged
Grain fr ,e,si Is s sliGsI'5oai5,15.
overwhelmingly eia aa asked: 0 coSs aas'
WILMINGTON.
,,,u ,,,vrroN. N. c.. Oct. 2.-kosin
cr wiLM LINED. SIG; good strained, Sv,sc.
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Buckingham's Dog Tax.

ROCKINGHAM c. H., VA, oct. 2.-Spe-
clal.-The Board OF Supervisors, at their
meeting yesterday, levied a tax upon dogs
of fifty cents each for males and one
dollar each for females. Their action
gives general satisfaction.
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Continent, I,ev, bales: stock, 4ol,sp

bales
Total so far this week-Net receipts.
i3Zz,d bales; exports 10 Great Brltaln'
1870 bales. France, o,1H bales; conri-
NEW YORK, oct 2.-Actual average
weight OF 81. DO bales of the cotton crop,
embracing port receipts ana overland
525 2l-ioo pounds. against 5l6 GI-ioo
pounds per bale last year.
Detailed averages are: Texas. o3 Ei-lW
POUNDS; increase over last year, j 59-lW
increase, % J9-iO pounds. Alabama,
etc., 90; same last year. Georgia,
500 BLOC pounds: increase. W-lOo pounds.
South Carolina. jl3 pounds; increase,
increase, I0j BLOC pounds. Virginia, AZ
pounds; decrease, Is Jo-lOo pounds. Ten
nessee, etc, Including Memphis IT. Louis,
and overland J0I Go-lW pounds; increase,
~ 2-loo pounds. The net increase Tor
whole, compared with close of September
NEW ORLEANS, oct. 2.-Cotton fu-
lures quiet; sales. 'D,DO bales october,
5.G2 November, 5S; December, o.tI
January. 574; February. SD; March,
5.s4; April, $50; May, 5.o6; June, 1-U2;
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2.-Noon.-Cotton de-
mand fair and prices easy; American mid
ding. 3 1910: sales. 1860 bales; Ameri-
can. 1900 bales; speculation and ex-
port. 900 bales; receipts, 1j,OW bales;
American. 12,2D bales. Futures easier
and demand moderate; October and NO
vember, 2 1864: November and Deem
Der, 3 1904: December and January
3 1864: January and February, 1864:
February and March, 20-'i; March ana
April, 3 2l-GiM3 22-6i: April and May,
3 Z}-64p3 2t-Gi; May and June, 2i-i
P.l MLAmerican mddling. far
3 1910: good middling 3l.; middllng'
3 1882: low middling 3 j-l6; good ordl-
nary, 3 lie; October. 3 ls-6ln3 IVA;
November and December, 3 l7-o4q3 1861;
December and January 1854; January
and February, 3 lD-64dt3 2D-6i: February
and March, 2l-6i, buyers March ana
April, 3 2I-G4; April and May, 2i-6i;
Nav and June. g 2G-G4: June and July,
2 oS-G4. Futures closed steady.
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THE rMEs=R1CHMoND VA WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1894

Spirits OF turpentine steady at 2''sc'
Tar firm at sf.l5. s.,s z, m.
Crude turpentine steady ""i"'
soft, $50; virgin, s1.0.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Ill. oct. 2.-Wheat holders
had a hard time of IT to-day 1here
was nothing but disappointment Tor lheui
In the market from the beginning unlli
the end OF the session, and at the close
they had a loss from yesterdays close
OF l1sc o. the December option TO ngufe
on. The bun crowd that attracted at
tention during the latter END or the week
had sold out Yesterday beyond doubt,
and with that support taken away there
was nothing 10 sustain prices except the
buying by shorts. who covered when ana
how they wished. The weakest portion
OF the session was during the last hour.
The close was at the inside, December
resting at 52%c.. with the loss above
stated. The obening was at 1}aic., ana
these two prices marked the range. Casn
wheat was weak, sales averaging i2c'
under those Of yesterday.
Coma prominent trader in this mar
ket ventured the remark to-day lhal
the local crowd for some time past nave
been trying TO lift themselves by tnelr
own boot straps. ana were TO-DAY h ainar
was nothing but encouragement 10 De
found The cash demand was still con
spicuous by It's absence May corn
opened from 5osc to 203c" a ,e enc 10
Yesterday. Cash corn was weak anu
40ats-With everything else on the moor
directed, downward, there was little none
for oats. Elevator people are probably
the hest sellers. while the demand was
OF the most Indifferent character ana
prices were weak, May closing We. under
Yesterday Cash oats sold at STEADY
prices, the nominal close beng weak
with the futures.
provisions product bulls were no
better Off than their brethren In grain.
Scalpers and packers We'd with each
other in their efforts 10 sell out. Ihere
was q decrease in stocks Of provisions.
INT II ala not count when opposed 10 the
large receipts OF hogs, large estimates
for Tomorrow. and a decline in prices al
the wards The weakness in corn was
also having legitimate effect IN TINS pl'.
Tho close was at the lowest prices o.
fine day. January pork showing loss
Of 45ll47ibc. from yesterday. January lar'
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only 70 cents Will purchase a splendid
binder for the Century War Book at Inc
Times office. This binder ID convenient as
well a5 ornamental. The parts enclosed
can be easily slipped in and out. The
binder will hold one part or the entire
twenty with equal ease.
IL YOU want the finest Key West cigar
In the market. get lNFANTA EULALlE-
don't take a substitute.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or WEST POINT, oct. .. 1874.
ARRIVED,
steamship Allegheny, NickersOn, PrOvi-
dcuce, passengers and general cargo.
steamship Baltimore, Bennett Batl-
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city. Marshall, Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Allegheny, Nickerson, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm city, Marshall, Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
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Tariff uf Wives.

III Che earliest times of purchase q
wOnTn was tarhrod for useful goods OF
for services rendered To her father. In
this lattlr VTIy Jacob purchased Rachel
and har s1E1T Leah This WIS Becna
marriage. where naul, as in Genesis,
c1fv,s his t,1her and his mother and
cbnv,s uIrto his wife, and they become
ono flesh E kin-the wDln;m'a The
price OF q bide in British Columbia aud
Vancouver island varies from EGO 10
$40 worth uf articles In Oregon IN
Indian givys for her horses, blankets or
buffalo rolxst in California; she'll money
On hcKesesI in Africa cattle
A ponn Dalmrn will sell daugtnr.r
ftr oOoq. A richer kRtitr expects from
three TO 80. With the Banyni. If moth
ing he given her family claim her chill
dren In Uganda where no marriage,
recently existed, she may be obtained for
half dozen needles. CIR Is cu.it, or pair
q shors. An ordinary price il IL box of
percussion caps In other parts n goat
On "a couple Of tuckskins Will buy girl
Passing to Asia, We find her price is
sometimes co so ruhl,s., og ut others q
c.rtload OF wood or hay. y princess
may bc purchased fcr 5000 rublos
In TArtary II woman c.tn to obtained
FOR few pounds of butter, or where q
rich Innn gives 90 small oxen q poor
man may su1zand with pig In Fiji
her equivalent is q whales tooth or Il
mr,sliet. These and similIr prices else
where are cloqncnt testimony to the lit
tie value savage sets nl his wife. HsT
charms vanish with her girlhood She
Is usually married while "a child, and
through her cruel slavery and bitter life
She often becomes old and rcpnlsfue at
2a-WcStninster Review.
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HE NEVER FOUND 1T OUT.
Rsts,etao Tnto OF a Lost Pool<etbook and
Charming Gown.

RStasetao Tnto of q Lost Pocketboolk and q
Charming Gown.
what a charming gown that isiD
cried tho young woman with tho picture
hat. II only wish had ono like it, but
mover could afford It."
Neither could ]. my dear. If hadn't
lost my pocketbook
GOOD gracious. prosperity has af-
feoted your mind! don't SEQ how"
well, you 500, Albsgs gave me tho
money to buy gown. hold him 1t wns
not half enough. but he protested It WINS
every cent he could afford I cried for
two days about IL. and "a he didn't
give In then concluded he was really
telling the truth. SO staxtod out 30 DO
the best 1 could went to every dry
goods store In town and never worked 30
hard In my life, but couldn't ind
whot | wanted ab tho rn1oa Finally in
dspotr I decided to take the first piece
I had looked at and oh, Laura. imagine
my hrror TO And when tho olork bod
cut off that pattern thnt I had losb my
pocketbookr'
How perfectly awfufr'
Wasn't 1t? Thought should dta
know would havo to toll Albert oil
about 1t some time so rushed around
TO his office 30 tell him In the, presence
Of strangwa. when DO could not say
anything dreadful Iwupt and accused
myself of careleseneaS when he said BIO
would advmtisa, for couldn't re,nern-
bon when 1 had 10 Last nor how lnnch
money was In it His partner was there,
and he seemed to feel SO sorry for mo
ho's GIL old hsohelu-that Albert didn't
sold much aud actually gnTe mo the
monoy the se6ond time
"And you went and got tho gown
well, no. had changed my mind
about that piece OF goods, 1t had such q
cheap look, 50 I inst went ho1ne to think
1t OVER"
But you ns~,r got Chat gown
otcape''
mo, didn'A The fact is, found
my pocketbook ON the hall table whCnD
I had left 10 when took out my car
fare to put III my glove / am so careful
of money that I don't lilo to display
mach in the cars
and what did Albert say when he
found It out?"
He would have said great deal If
ho bad found II out but he never did
I knew bed scold me for carelcssness if
l told him, so just kept all the money
and bought my gown I'm so glad Hru
like 1t, deaz I'-Chicaao Tribune
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CHANCERY CAUSES.

TN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE uUSr.
l. ings Court for the city OF Roanoke on the 18th
day OF June, 1S9i-Otcy, Walker and BOWER,
plainiilrs against Jean W. Maddox, defendant.
In chancery. The object OF this suit is t. attach
the following real estate oil the dcfcrdan- III The
payment or the p aintd's claim OF 81 0. with in
tcrest Their on from the goth day OF Apr J. 1893.
due TO the plaiutlE'=, viz:
l. Lot OH east side OF Lee street 100 fc,t from
southeast corner OF Wells and Lee streets, feet
deep and fronting leo feet
2. Lot on west side of jefferson street BOD feet
south OF Robertson stree. fronting IS est on
.Jcncrson strt and running back l7U feet
Lott 8. 10. H. II, I3, II, IS and l6 secti IN IS
OF Rogers. Fairfax ana Houston Addition NJ the
northwest corner OF Loudon and Third Streets
fronting 40 feet on Loudun street and ID feet
deep
d. One half interest in lot on northwest corner
OF " tzcwt II ana Randolph streets fronting % on
feet on Randolph street.
D. Lo s IL 10 ~ inclusive, block "a, OF Belmont
Lane COmpany's Addition.
g. Lot on west side OF Randolph street 100 frct
south OF Campbell street, 50 feet front and %
feet deep.
q Lots and 10, section 1, of the map OF the
Exchange BUILDING and Investment Compa / IS
Addition.
And an afRdavi' having been made AMI hled
that the defendant Jean W. Maddox |. not n
that she do appear here, within fifteen days after
due publication hereof, and DO what NAV be
necessary 10 protect her interest in this suit
AND II If further ordered that copy hereof ne
published once a week for four weeks in The
ROANOKE TIMES, and that a copy be po.tct M
the first day Of the next term.
A cOpy-Tcsic:
WATTS, ROBERTSON rs ROBERTSON. u. a..
22 aw NV 5. 5. BROOKE, Cl.rk
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ScH;aGe In Gerrrlnny.

Tho claim is made for Germany Of
having tho most cunpete and suctsss-
full system of arwStgp disposal of suiy
country on tho omtinnnt of Europa In
Berlin, whore the features of this sys-
tenn are SO perfectly represented. tho
drains from the houses receive both the
raiirwater. tho refuse wrtcr from the
kitchen, etc, and tho contents Of the
TotsIf closets conducting them TO OIL
arrangement Of radial sewers, through
which. tiy material fall, they pass To a
dozen difftacnt pumping stations with
In the aTca OF the town. From these
the stsyvigc, through the medium Of
Combined force and snctim pumps. pro
cecds through pipes Of s foot Cd stin
grcnter diameter to the land which the
corporation Of Berlin possesses, tbe mo
ter1M thsnse making Its final exit
through o system Of conduits SO ar-
ranged th@& before reaching thepA il
has parted with all its manurtal power
to tho sodl through which it Is made DC
pasa The sewage water thus filtered
reaches the river through the natural
fall Of the c,mdudts IN comparatively
purified state Now York Sun.
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The Precise Conductor.

Detroit has a street car conductor who
ought TO be a finicky old maid or a pro
fessional facetiousist. The oth,4' morning
young woman III the car beckoned for
him, and lac came readily, for he Is polite
and prompt.
Can leave the ear ut the next street ,"
she inquired.
You'll have TO, miss he responded.
1t wasn't the end of the line. and she
didn't understand. Neither did She like be-
in. told She would have 10 leave the car.
What did you say" she inquired, with
Il reddening face
Il said you would have tn leave the car,
miss"
We'll, guess won't unless want to-"
she said in very evident Indication of rising
temper.
Where do you wish to COP asked the
conductor, perfectly calm
Two blocks down That eros. street"
The conductor smiled softly
Then you will have 10 leave the car.
miss, for don't sec how You can possibly
take it with you" and he rang the bell for
the crossing. and the girl hadn't time to
stay and have it out with him.-Dctroi,
Free Press.
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ing t proved to DO uncharactcrist1c by tho
fact that it frequently varies In diffcront
editions of the Same work, while the title
ramains tho Same.
For the benefit Of women to whom this
is now suggestion o few hints arc sub
mitted, which. Il Is hoped, will serve to
turn their attention In the right direction
and stimulate them to mope complex indi-
vidual combinations.
Point Loco and Diamonds" NOV DO
road to I'll UP the tedious minutrs Tint In
tcryrne between the conclusion of dress
ing for reception and the arrival of the
carriage which Is to take ono there
"Hcartsoase and Ruo" is IAN admirable Cd
1unct to half mourning costume. 1.-The
Coming Race" should be read only whilp
wearing the colors Of ones favoritn upon
the turf. Letters From He'll" which Is
far less dreadful than IL sounds, would go
we'll With RAJ and black gown "Wntcr
Babies app1 iirirtnly accompanies the
bathing suit, wb,lc with yrschting drss
nothing could be better than ships That
Pass In the Night.
Many Other fpOOSs viii commend them
selves To women preparing u saUamer ward
robe rs useful c,.ler various ciroum-
stances. Tho scheme is AZ excellent one.
providing ~ il docs, for cxtnrnnl, If not
informal, consistency, that brightest and
snnSt bc'ulllirg jcwci In the cntirc list OF
gums.
y sketch Is given Gf Young girls gown
of blue and white china silk. 1t has dou-
hle skirt slightly dr'ipel ON the right side
and round bodice trimmed with white
silk muslin ruilies To simulate q yoke.
The balloon puff of the sleeve Is confined
In the middle by band of white ribbon,
and white ribbon belt surrounds tho
waist. E" Ballads In Blue China should
be carried with this costume.
JUNO CIiOLLET.
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with Your Cup Of Come.

The invalid who is tired OF taking her
egg tonic with sherry and who dislilles
the tslste Of raw egg may be glad to
know that the egg may be effoctually
disguised In n cup Of coffee Prepare tho
coffee to the taste, with cream and
sugar, keeping it very hot until ready
for the egg which must DO beaten thor
oughly In another cup and the prepared
coffee added by degrees to it Drink it
hot, and you will find it not only pala-
table, butstrcngthening. -Philadelphia
Times.
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studoht OF nervOns diseases, and author
long since roalized tho truth OF the first
statement, and his Restorative Nervine
Is prepared on that principle. It's success
IN curing all diseases arising from dcrange-
ment or the nervous. system Is wonder
lul, rs tho thousands OF unsolicited testimo-
malls In possession of the company manufac-
turing tho remedy amply prove.
Ut. Miles Restorative Ncrvine is O roliable
remedy for all nervous diseases. such ne
headache, nervous debility, prostrntion
fSi,9lG,pessnese dizziness hysterla sexual do
sold by all druggists on positive guarantee
or sent direct by the DR.. Miles Medical Co,
~ hIlHhnrt Ind, on receipt OF price, 81 per bot
Tie, SIX bottles for rs. express prepaid.
Restorative Norvine positively contains no
opates or dangerous drugs
Sold by all Druggists.
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ton would be Of tho most benefit are those
who habitually 1.-Two upon bread and would
therefore DO glad 10 break the monotony
of the dict by ~ least suggestion Of
something richer, even though the suggcs-
ton had no moro solid basis than did the
feast OF the Barnecido. But tho essences
seem to be almost as expensive as the gen.
uinc articles of food, and few Of us like to
pay for protsnse whom wo can have reality
for the snmo amount OF monay.
There seems to be tendency toward
making dccollcto gowns high over tho
shoulder again, instead Ct cutting them
straight across and leaving tho curve Of
the shoulder uncovered In tho style SO
much in vogue last winter. Not that tho
lattor fashion has disappeared, but the
other Is reappearing.
A sketch Is givon Of two designs for the
sleovcs Of dinner gowns. Each reaches
only to tho elbow. Tho first is of silk
trimmed with embroidery and pearls and
finished with q loose cuff. Tho second Is
of velvet with an application OF guipurc,
and Is left open on the outside to show tho
arm, JUNO CuoLLBT.
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OVER HER SHOULDER AGAIN.
In DccAlctc Gowns There's IA Tendency 10
ward Increased Covering.

In Dt,cAlctc Gowns There's IA Tendency To
ward Increased Covering.
Tho latest fashion In table arrangements
Is us Interesting to most housek"epors rs
tho newest thing In dress. so they may
like 10 know that finger bowls arc by no
means out of date and probably never will
be until olives and nuts nrc eaten with
knife and FORK. The water in the bowl
should Inc lukcwnrn, and in place of tho
slice of lemon to which our eyes have SO
long been accustomed u Tiny bunch of
sweet vioicts iysts upon tho surface. This
is to be removed, dried with the napkin
and worn us II cDrSage bouquet or In the
buttnnhole-
Speaking Of the table. we learn by way
of Paris thAt n Philadelphia chemist has
Invented snries of essences, or rather
gnstronomic perfumes, with which wo
may SO scent and idcalizo Slice of plain
bread AZ to fi,ncy while eating 10 that wo
arc dining on roast pheasant patio dc foie
gras, partridge or other substantial deli
cacy. Tho pcrssnls TO whom this inpcn-
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Rnkod Milk.

Put milk In AN earthenwaro jar
Cover the opaning with thick paper and
bal1s In moderate oven until the milk
is ae thick as cream. This Is often pala-
table TO xnvalids who do hoe care for
pailk. New York World.
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RAILROADS
III I !: w aorTtlo o. {:

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 90 ,s,,a
Westbound Leave Roanoke Daily.
$3.50 q. m. Washington and Oh attsnoor.
Nmited) for Bristol and the South and
west. stops at principal stations west
" HsoIoro' Pullm an sleepers to New
Orleans and Memphis, dining Car ~.
teched. ~
7:20 q. m. for Radford, Bluefield and
Pocahontas A
4:3o p m: the Chicago Express for Rad
ford' Blueheld, Pocahontas, Kenova.
Column bus and Chicago. Pullmsn
Buffet Sleeper Roanoke TO Columbua
without change. Also for PulasLi
Wytheville, Bristol, Knoxville, Chat.
tanooga and intermediate points. pull
man Sleeper East Radford to Chatta-
noOga
North and Eastbound, Leave Roanr,az
Daily.
1855 q. m. for Petersburg, Richmond
and Norfolk.
11:50 q. M. for Washington, Haperstowr
Philadelphia and New York.
HIS p. IN. for Richmond and Norfolk
Pullman sleel or Roanoke to Norfoll.
ana Lynchburg to Richmond.
1882 p. M. Washington and Chatta.
nooRa limited) for Washington,
Hagerr'o~n, Philadelphia and New
YORK, Pullman sleepers to Washing.
tom Philadelphia and New York via
Shenandoah Junction and Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. Stops only at
principal stations.
Durham Division-Leave Lynchburp
lunion station) daily 2:45 p. m. for
south Boston and Durham and inter-
mediate stations.
Winston-Salom Division-Leave Roa-
noke (union station) daily 1910 o. M.
Tor Rocky Mount, Martinsville, Win
ston- Salem and intermediate stations
FOR al additional inform alton apply
General Passenger Agent, Roanoke. Va,
M. Il. BRAGG,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAIIROan
- Schedule In effect May 90 1894

'S"cuuic III cHcct MAY ~, 1874.
Leave w aehington from station corner of New
jersey avenue and street
For Chicago and Northwest, yestibnled limited
express trains ll:15 IN, 500 D. IN.
For Cincinnati, St Louis and Indianano,,s
night. i~'Ao
:, For Pittshurg and Cleveland, express daily
FOR Luray, Natural Bridge, Roanoke. Knox
vic, Chattanooga Memphis and New Orleans
lx;o5 night daily; sleeping cars through
For Luray, 3,O p. m daily
ITO 1880 ts:to Is mlnutcsJ $40, xoo, do 1000 o." 8
minutcsl q m, xi2:0c, x12:05 1918 y2:20. 1:s0I ~
56So 6:fn xs:0O s:l5, x900, 1ll:90, and lia5 D. M
sundays, xi:2o, x7:3O 900 is minntcs1, $40 yoaj
a. m, xl2OO. x12:05, 100, 1920, (3Oo Is minuicsI
90, 4:3i, x5;05 15:10, G:30, xS:0O, x.luO, 1886
For liagerstown, t11:l5 a.. III. and 1870 D IN
AL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Inn
East, daily. 100 SIT, C1GC0 a. m OK sun. dining
car; i2,O dining carr, 300 t5:05 dining carr $40,
ui;' p m sleeping car, open u, 1905 O'clock
Bubctt par Tor cars on ali day trains
. For Atlantic City, AGO a. M and l2:O1 noon.
sundays, APO am, 1880 noon
% Except Sunday. (b) daily (c) Sunday only
Il. CAMPBELL. CUAS @. sCUrJ
Gen. Manager Gcn pass ACT
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SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY!
a Great Mistake.

A recent discovery is that headache,
dizziness. dullness, confusion OF the mind
ste. arc due to arrangement Of tho nerve
centers which supply the brain with nervo
:orceI that indigestion. dyspepsia, neuralgia.
wind In stomach. ETC., arise from the derange-
ment OF the nerve centers supplying these or
gans with nerve fluid or force. This Is likewise
Tho nerve systom Is like o telegraph system,
AZ Will BIO seen by tho accomp0nying
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A BOOK FOR EACH aown.
Judio Chollst's niut to the Girl Who Would
! Create n Sonsatlou.

Judio Chollsts uiut to the GtrI Who Would
Create ScnsatioS,.
a certain publishing hrIu has taken to
advising It's women customaps to buy
books Tor summcr reading according to
their buildings, these to DO chosen with ON
eye 10 tho gown which Ia to be worn dur
Ing tho process Of perusal THIS IDEA Is
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title Of tho VOLUME with the costume,
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add IA uniluo charm 10 tho indulgence of
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ID fs thmt which should be ssSocted In har-
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