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THEGAS COMPANY'S FIGURES
An Examination and Analysis of Them
BY Mr.. ". O. Dodge.
lie Thinks That Even From Them II
Can BE Shown That Gas Can BE
Furnished HAre Cheaply.

At n recent meeting of the subcommit-
tee of the Senate District committee in
charge of the dollar gas bill Senator
Faulkner asked MIR. w. c. Dodge, who
then appeared In behalf of the gas con-
sumers, to furnish him with a statement.
after examining the figures given by the
gas company in the House report upon the
same bill. Mr.. Dodge has sent a letter to
Mr.. Faulkner, as result of his scrutiny of
the statistics furnished by the company to
the House committee. and says that he is
satisfied that they do not show the real
facts of the case. He continues:
Il would not take figures or statements
prepared by interested parties, but would
have a committee of disinterested experts
to examine and report on the whole matter
the actual cost of producing and dis
tributing the gas. and the actual value of
the plant, as was proposed by the bill re-
ported by the Senate committee in 1856.
With that information before it, together
with history of the company's operations
to date. Congress could legslate intelli-
gently. l would, however, call attention to
the statement Of the president of the COM
pany. on page 81 Of the House report. He
there gives the receipts Of the company
Tor the year 1898 81, 135, 3O5.60, and its
expenses as 1870, 77I.57. But when asked
to give the expenses more in detail they
foot up but Ss69,0S7 Ia discrepancy of $lO1.-
1850, Notwithstanding he includes as ex-
penses $2OO,OOU for dividends and $S9.5O0 for
extension of the works, whatever that
may mean. Even then, there is a surplus
of $2ti6 after paying 10 per cent
dividend on $2,UOO,UUU OF stock.
If the extension of the works means
an extension of the gas works plant. 1t
obviously should not be included in the
cost OF the gas for that year, because 1T is
permanent investment in property, the
use of which they have forever after. and
on which they pay no taxes; for, as stated
by Mr.. McIlhenny. they are not taxed OH
their real estate. The most that should be
included in regard to extensions would be
the interest on their cost, and that is in
cluded-the item being $72,GOO interest on
the $l,2OO.UO of bonds, the proceeds of
which, they say was used In the extension
Of their works. From this showing 1t Is
apparent that the figures presented by the
company are not proper basis of action.
The reason for this is shown in the follow
ing:
Expense items from President McLeans
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Washington
Loan & Trust Co.,
COR. 9TH -AND-F SITS.

This company has
. money to loan i'm large
or small amounts, at
the prevailing rate of
interest. -
Interest paid upon
open accounts.
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government Clerks,

As a class have more and greater opportunities
for saving moi ey than almost any other class Of
people. They have sure and regular incomes,
more than sufficient in most cases TO provide
a.eauate means for the proper support OF their
families. Many government employees have al
ready found 1t profitable TO keep an account with
The Union Savings Bank,
1922 STREET n W.
rlOre Should DO So.
tFour per cent interest savings accounts. Open
urtii p m. government pay days. and Saturday
evenings between and 81 Jali-2od
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American Security and
Trust Company,
4o5 G St. N. w.

LIFE 1oNTINE, ENDOWMENT AND PAID-CP
INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED AT a
FAIR DISCOUNT Money loaned same.
tal5-tf EDWARD n. BURNS, 1907 r st. NV.
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HALL MISSION.

HALL MISSION FOR THE PROMOTION OF HOII-
ness, corner OF 7th and l. SITS. n.w.-On Sabbath
2:3O pm. preaching by Rev. Sarah G. Hall. To
this union PentecOstal service come 1t"
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OFFICERS.
A. T. Br.tton. Chairman Gov. Com.
Geo. E Eni,nons. I'd Vice President
j. W. Whelpley. Treasurer.
Wm.A. Mckenney AT and Tr. Officer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Britton, A. T., Blount, Henry P.
Chairman. Herrcll. John z.
Beveridge, NJ. ". Thompson, W. s.
WASHINGTON DIRECTORS.
Bell, c. ]. Garnett. Henry Wise
Beyeridge. NJ. W. Herrell John f.
Blount, Henry F. kasson, Jno A.
Britton, A 7. Mclean, John Il.
lIrdett. S. S. Moves, Crosby ).
Bushnell, Asa s. Parker. NJ. NJ.
Duncanson, Chas. c. Porfner. Robert
Emery. Matthew g. Payne. Jas. G..
Emmons, Geo. f. Thomas. A. A.
Fitch, Jas. E. Thompson, W. S.
willard. Henry A.
PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORS.
Coates, VIM. NJ. jerks. John s.
Donovan, Daniel Knowles, Geo. I.
Dornan, Robert Milne. Caleb j.
Hutchinson, John y. Porter, Chas.
Wright, Jos.
COUNSEL
Nathaniel Wilson, Henry Wise Garrett
CONSULTING COUNSEL
Vim. T. Mattingly, Jos. K. McCammon,
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NEW CHURCH.

CHAPEL NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL $40 18TH
ST. below Rev. Frank Sewall morning at H.
The Lord In Nature" $. school, 2:15. Evening
at o'clock, Kindergarten and the Church.
vited. All seats free. 1t
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RYIAND NJ. E CHURCH.-0:15 AM, s. SCHOOL.
II am. by pastor. Rev. S. NJ. Hartsock, DID.
Communion service. 6:30 Pm, Y. Z. $. G. +.
1:3O PM, The Universal Judgment. Revival
Ontn,lrS. Welcome 1t
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Y. NJ. G. A.

WHAT IS TRUTH:' AN ADDRESS FOR MEN
at the Y. ". G. A., 1909 New York ave. NV,
Sunday, O'Clock pm, in gymnasium hall, by
Mr. Thomas Coldwell OF Newburg, n. Y. Singing
by male quartet. Bible class at O'Clock. Men
invited. 1t
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NORTH CAPITOL. ". T.. CHURCH. REV. CHAS.
L. Pate, pistor-11 am, preaching and Lords
supper. 1870 PM. preaching by Rev. Thos. II.
Mckee $3.50 a.IE., Sunday school. pm, w.
c. r. U. meeting. Addresses 10y Rev. Z. o. FL
bridge and the pastor. $50 pm, EpwOrth
League,
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THE PEOPLES CHURCH 423 G ST. NW.-REv
Alex. Kent. pastor. will speak at HIS on The
Duties of Americans. Sunday school, with
classes in ethics and the higher life, at 10 am.
Seats free. All welcome 1t
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ST. MARKS CHURCH, CORNER Sd AND SITS
Sc, Rev. A. ]. Graham, rector-Morning prayer
and communion, IL. Evening prayer, 7:3O.
Strangers invited - It,
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WESLEY CHAPEL. CORNER 9TH AND F STs..
REV c. W. baldwin pastor.-Sundiy school at
9:15. Communion service at IL am. Preaching
at 1850 pm. by Rev. A II. Amos, DID. Sub
ject Individuality" Prayer meeting Thursday
r
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.

There was tone Of sadness running
through some OF the speeches and other
proceedings Of the twenty fifth animal
Massachusetts, Prohibltionist Convention
In spite OF the pronounced effort TO give
the AFFAIR Jubilee" character Boston
Advertiser.
The Huns are better of Ia Psnnsyl
vania than they we're In their own coun
try. But It will strike the general
reader that Pennsylvania has paid, is
slill paying, aud will long continue to
pay, a heavy price for the bstterment Of
the Huns condition Washington Post.
In leaving tho gold reserve near the
500 600 600 margin the bond syndicate
has dissolved, as there is no longer any
reason for It's continued existence. Phil
adelphia Record.
The New York Herald has found by
actual count that those who rode bicycles
In that city on Sunday last outnumbered
thepersons who droyehoraes by Eve to ono.
IL is 90 Ia Chicago any day OF the week
not counting vehicles engaged In traffic.
Chicago Inter Ocean
IN tho words Of the late lamented Jer-
eniah Rusk, the Defender seen her duty
and she done It. t.-Rochestor Post Ex
press
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rhe noara ID neallh I. KInr.

The sovereignty Of the Board Of Health
in mstters pertaining TO public santa
tion has been established by law and
fully SCI forth by the Municipal Court
This is as it should be- Judge Bali's
decision win Impress itsalt not only upon
the members Of the Board Of Pobie
Education. bnt also upon the people At
large /. will elevate the Board Of
Health 10 public confidence snd respect.
aud remove menace which threatened
ita standlne as 8 department Of our
municlpsi government
Pobiic interest rsq hires that the Board
Of Health should possess extraordlnar,
sud arbitrary powers Public health il
not thing to be trih ID with 1t cannol
be placed in the hands Of G trustee OF
administrator pending settlement ol
litigation There must DO some imms-
clate remedy. There is. and the Boar,
'of Health is It's dispenser
The dae Imposed upon the Board o.
Public Education for refusing to ODE,
the order OF tue Board Of Health to abst,
nuiaanees Existing on property under it,
control. stands flr much more than iti
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Yonnr ToothnIl plnvars.

The fest match game Of the season
win be played this Afternoon at River.
view between Chester aud Wilmington
High Schools.
Park Athletic Clubs football manager
lives sc No s2l Lombard street aud he
will play teams as heavy as l35 pounds.
Alvas are looking forward to a great
game at New Castle with G. A O. team
on Saturday. October 10
Cortland Rice was last night elected
president OF the Wilmington Bicycle
Olub's football team, Frank Smith
secretary and treasurer; Pointsctl
FotherRnl, manager and Charles Schofsld
captain
West End Wheel Club, which was
organized last wesk, will meet Tonight
at the ofiise OF John St. Clair st Delaware
averue aud Dupont street. q A Smith
Is the president
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on Trlnl fnr IIis Lie

MEDIA, Sent 26 The trial OF the
halt hreei, john Miller. for the murder
OF young Jack Watterson, In Ease Media,
IN July last, was commenced in the
Oyer and Termlner Court here this
evening. Watterson was found dead In
Miller's shanty on the South Media road
with a gunsbot wound through his
heart. The killing occurred about .
o'clock on Sunday morning and Miller
himself gave the alarm about five hours
aiterwsd. The men had been drinking
together and the theory OF the Common
wealth "a that the murder occurred
during q quarrel and wsa without provo
cation on the part Of Watterson. Miller
w~s brought into court and when
alralgned pleaded not guilty.
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Erents b the De Lnaene.

svengai Hofsr held tha batting
terrors" TO Eve hits.
The Baltimore players ara themselves
arranging for the publication Iof the
score car Is for the coming Temple cup
games Unlike last season, they will
receive any profits that may ba realized
More than 4S0 600 people have paid TO
enter the Philadelphia grounds this
season Verify, Philadelphia Is the
banner baseball town OF the country.
Tebeau says that the crowds that will
attend the Temple cup games IN Cleve
land will pack the grounds lie says
interest has bsen raised TO fever heat
there In the last two months.
In this afternoons game at Union
Park Hoifsr aud Taylor are announced IS
The pltchera.
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THE DOCTORS COLUMN.

l.. c. st. Paul-Am troubled with chronic
pharyugitia and hO.rseness. Am also weak and
nervOui. What would you adviser
Take Pulmoline according TO directions,
which follow carefully. Also take Cere-
brine, extract Of the brain. in i've drop
doses, on the tongue. three times daily
A dose Of Natrollthic Salts, once or twice
a week Is advisable
A. e. G.. TrOv.N. Y.-My food distresses me.
How can be relievedl
Take a teaspoonful Of Gsstrine after
each meal. dose Of Natrollthic Salts
twice a week, to regulate the bowels.
Avoid greasy and highly seasoned food
and pastry
Cora NJ. .Chicago-AIy face Is badly broken
out and l am very constipated. Please state
remedy.
Take teaspoonful OF Natrolithio Salts
In a half tnmbler hot water, half hour
before breakfast, three times a week.
Apply Eezsmieure as directed
Miss helena NJ. Newark-Send name
ard address; will advise by mail
@ FAILING BROWN, A. NJ, M. ID
Med Dept, Col. Chem.Co., Wash, DC.
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Appear TO be waking up TO the fact that
the Yellowstone Park is something we
ought 10 be proud o. The travel to the
Park this year ig heavier than over Ger
many, England, France aud other foreign
countries annually send large numbers of
travellers 90 see that famed region. Az last
'be 10 the swim Drop your business for
O fortnight, postpone that other vacation
scheme and 60 and glory In the glories OF
nature For six cents 7 will send Won a
beautiful book that describes the Park.
Charles 5 Fee, general passenger sgent
Northern Pacific railroad. st. Paul MINI
Evening journal., 1895-09-26

It Is said the bulls have declared war
against bicycles. and thus a new and by
no means TO be despised danger threatens
our wheelmen and wheelwomsn. The
wheel exasperstes bull because he can.
not understand it. To see nan or
woman flying through space in what
must appear to a bull an absurd fashion,
naturally raises his tompor as much as q
red rag, and when both are combined
as Is often the case with women riders
it is not surprising that the bull becomes
dangerous.
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doubt what her effort would be Ia the
present campaign against Turkey. Her
sudden and intense soliciiude for the
Christian Armenian has its origin in
something other than mere philanthropy
---or else the whole history of the Mus
covite effort to find an outlet TO the sea
bellies him. Salisbury Is not likely TO
seoure.co operation in other quarters 10
Europe even were he to ask for IL. He
has. therefore, the choice OF trying to
carry on the Armenian reform single
handed or OF admitting France and
Russia 10 participation In the work.
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face value, for behind It we fud the
dictum OF q court that the Board Of
Health has just as much power over a
department OF our municipsl govern
ment as it has over the individuals who
20 TO make up our population.
A nuisance Is nuisance. no matter
who maintains &c; and the Board Of
Health Is the Board Of Health, no matter
who runs up against It, The public
department or private individual who
expects to crawl through knot-hole 10
the Board Of Health will end that there
Is none in it. It Is board which Is
neither knOtty nor cross grained, but It
Is remarkably hard to plane the wrong
wnv.
Evening journal., 1895-09-26
IN THE SPORTING WORLD
Doodle in Baseball at the
Farnhurst Game.
PAID FLANAGAN TO EASE UP

Even Then the County Nine Gould Not
Cope with the Strong State Team
Jhe League Games aud Notes Among
the Players Pitcher wills Wins for
middIe.own.
Ps1fdy is charged on both sides in
yesterdays game at Farnhurst The
"base" ball contest resulted In a
victory for the Delaware State Hospital
team, which scored % runs to the
county almehouse mines is.
First there was Tom" Flanagan, late
Of Hszeton. the Pennsylvania pennant
winners. Flanagan was engaged TO
pitch for the county team This nettled
the inssue people. They saw the footer.
wrapped up In sweaters and with spongss
dangling around his neck, trotted into
Superintendent McCoy's festive dinner
table by two seconds who never left him
They bit upon a plan. Flanagan was
offered 50 more to pitch the game for the
insane people and be pitched it.
Umpire Toman also acted suspiciously,
leaning aVfully broad toward the state
team. There was nobody else 10 referee,
however and the psTfdy went on
superintendent McOoys asked TO umpire
the game, did not know IL a man bAd to
be touched on "centre base or what was
foul out ia second feld.
Along abont the eighth inning trus
tee approached Flanagan and offered him
handsome purse If he would just let
up for one inning so the score could be
made TO look like something. Flanagan
"eRsed" and the eighteen runs were ell
gifts. Sullivan played regular George
Carey game on hrst.
Evening journal., 1895-09-26
Eagia0d and Russia Ia The orlsnt.


From the Chicago Herald.
II is rather a peculiar predicRment
which confronts Euglsnd 10 her pros
pective effort to undertake the redress OF
the Kurdish and Turkish outrages upon
the oppressed Armenians For reasons OF
policy Lord Salisbury has found Il much
to bis interest TO maye foreign affairs the
centre Of Britlsh interest Just now It is
more than likely that he means 20 divert
attention from any domestic issues which
may have been popularizsd by his Liberal
predecessors With .he attractive glitter
and display Of an aggressive foreign
policy be will draw attention 20 a field
where conservatisn will shine more
effectively. IL IS In pursuance OF this
policy that he recently reminded the
Sublime Porto with considerable unctlon
that further oppression OF the
ouitans Christian subjects would be
made the occasion OF q line Of action
threatening diamomberment Of the Turk
ish empire Meantime however, Russia
hss not been blind to the opportunities
FOR meddling with Turkish territory.
and. together with France. Is threaten
ing TO take much tho same measures
projected by Lord Salisbury. In the
event Of their doing 60 L1rd Salisbury
might have 10 join in this strange com
pauy. and no one who has observed the
Russian policy Tor the last decade can
Evening journal., 1895-09-26
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
PearJ's Arctic WON.


From the New York Sun.
After devoting years to Arctic study
aud preparation and nearly four years 70
labor In the held Civil Engineer peary,
Of the United States navy, Is nearing bis
home again. he has given all Of his life
thai any man, who has a family and q
career before him at home, should give
20 Arctic endeavor The fortune Of
almost every successful Arctic explorer
has been his. He has won brilliant
success, and he has met with bitter dis
appointment. He has not accomplished
all be hoped to do. and what Arctic
explorer ever did2 But 10 Is doubtful n
Arctic research has ever been stimulated
by q more potent factor than K E
Pesry. 10 IL doubtful n the net results
OF any Arctic enterprise have been more
fruitful than those Of the Eve Peary
expeditions Will prove TO be. We do not
recall an instance where one man has
done 90 much good work himself In the
Arctic held. aud been the cause Of so
much good work in many others. We
congratulate Mr.. PearY, his devoted wife
who shared his Arctic fortunes. and all
his brave comrades on the chapter they
have added to Arctic history. 1t is
worthy OF them and OF the nation. All
honor TO Lee and Henson They are
made Of the stun that fits men to show
what mortals can DO and dare. Is there
any race except tho African that can put
forth the best that Is in them 10 every
cllmatsi Henson has illustrated this
trait OF his ancestry, for In the long
years be has served Mr. Perry ne has
been the same faithful and efielent
fellow, whether his duty lay In Nicaragua.
the United States, or North Greenland.
Evening journal., 1895-09-26
Schedule in eject May 12. 1855.

BcheduIs in eject May r. 1885.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT. EAST BOUND.
An trains Illuminated with PintsOn
NEw YORK, weekdays, sS.O5. s7.u.
NEW YoRK. Sundays, 'sO5. '1.SO.
PHiLADfPHfA PHI lSI & 9 Ot OtrWzNT7 I'VE s FonRTH &c n
AND CHESTNUT STREETS)
Weekdays, ss.O5, 900, 6;H. '7.SO, 3.55, $3.50,
70 .l59, 81 o. as, 455, 1872, $50. '7.s2, $50.
= Sunday, 's:os, Gz7, 20 55, $50, SO, 80.
PHILADELPHIA, l, TWELFrH AND
MARKET STREETS.
Weekdays. 's.05, '7.SO, $3.50, ION = nj
Sundays. '5Os. T.so. 'ns - IA I'm.
cHEsrER, weekdays, sos, SIS. Gn,
'7.SO, 7.55, $50 ., '1O.S5. lilo. Ills a. nj
L29, ,l59, 'S.o6. Lz5, AS. '5.s1. $50. IN
cHEsTER. Sundays, .sOs, ST, '7.Is.
l5s, $50, .1l.35 a. m; 1910, 10. 'S.Os, L25s
i56 80, s;29, 'ls2, $40. 10 IL ?. m;
a.; 'i2a, .15s, 'SO6 p. m. Sundays. '7.is.
s7.55 a. m; s3.O6 d m.
CAPE MAY. weekdays. p7.ss ~
O. b. 'lss. ace ,. N
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON
sL20, 702, s8.d7, s1105 a. m; '12.5s, sa-N, Anls
'403, s525 s6.18, IS 10 sS.58 D. m.
Sundays: ~: 5S2, $50 s9 a. m; 'n.bs' 'Ans
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS
L02 a. m; 3.O3 p. m. daily.
NEWARK, Del, .42O. 7.ozs stll. sI1et =.
o. m. Sundays, s420, 7.O2, sS47 a. M; s1xbs.
sos, .5;25, 7S5. $50. 1855. lilo p: m;
PlTISBURG, weekdays, 'o,4i q m.s
ID n "a m 2 ~ n. Il.
CHICAGO, sS.47 a. M; s5.25 y. m. daily
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS. 'i2ts ana
NEW ORLEANS via Bristol and Chat
tanOosa, $50 y. IN. daily. IhrouEh
sleepers to New Orleans
SlNGEltLY ACCOMMODATION, LW
a. m; 1903. 7.55. and lilo p. m. daily.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION,
weekdays. 702. 1880 a. m; 1.52. b.zs y. "a
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET sTREu1
STATION.
For New york, weekdays. .o'ss m. M
a. M; 500 s5.15, 9.45 y. m. Sundays, SIS
a. m; LOO, sis. s.45 p. M.
For Pittsburg and Chicago, nAlys
'iSo For I. Baltimore. week-dsye, s.so q. nj l.
'5.15 p. m. Sundays, 3, '5.15 \ ia
For Landenberg and way stheicns week
days $50, lO.25 a. m; z, 5.ls y. IN. Sundays.
9.25 "a. NJ; b.l1 p. m.
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT TSTRHEr6l
Weekdays $40. g. 7.lb, .alb, $50. .Ou.
n 30 a. m. s122O. 'llO, sl-s6. Z, s3.80, Ssb,
.i.l5. .44g. -5.l5. '5.4l, $50, $50, T.41. 's.a4
'.ss sundays, $40. G. .sl5. $50, $50, nso AMI
s1220, sl35. 2 1870, S35, sf15, sAls, Gs1,
s7.43, s823. 1910 and 11.35 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA CrWELTTH
AND MARKET sTREETs.)
Weekdays. 900 s7.55, '10.16, a. m; III,
q. m. Sundays 1870, s7.55 a. m; 7.f y. m
Telephone. No. 193
Rates to Western points lower tAAn via
any other line.
c. o. SCULL. General Passenger Agent.
r. B. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1895-09-26

Regular train leaving Market Street
Wharf, Philadelphia, &c 10 A. m, will
connect with the special traiu at Trenton
connections viii slso be made at German.
town junction With train leaving Chest.
nut Hill 40 l3 a m. and &C Frankforo
with train leaving kenaiuRton 90 40 a n
Children between the ages Of and -
years, half rate.
Returning special train will leave Glen
Onoko az As p. m and Mauch Chunk at
9 90 p m giving ample time for the en-
joyment Of the beauties Of the "SWitzer-
land OF America
Standard equipment will be used 10
making up the train. which will be run
via the Bolvidsre Division. travsrsing the
beautiful Valley Of the Upper Delaware
10 kaston and thence via the Lshigh
Valley 20 Mauch Chunk
A cafe car will DO run on the train from
Phllipsburg to Mauch Chunk and return
Refreshments 40 popular prices.
Every attention will be paid 10 the
comfort aud convenience Of passengers.
Evening journal., 1895-09-26
speclalties sold by
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL co, Wash, DO.
THE ANIMAL EXTRACTS.

THE ANIMAL EXTRACTS.
CEREBRINE, From the Brain. mEDUL-
LINE, From the Spinal Cord OARDINE,
From the Heart. TIES CINE, ONARINE,
THKROIDINE, Dose, o tirops. Price, Two
Drachms. 81 26 ECZEMICURE. For skin
diseases. PETROLEINE, For restoring tn .
hair. PUL1IOLf aE, For throat and lung dis
eases. FEBRIOIDE, For Malaria, Neuralgia,
&c. GA rAHHHlNE, For Caterrh. Hay Fever.
etc Months trsatment,including lnaufiialor,
$3.50. GASTEINE. For Dyspep ia. NAT
ROLIrHfC SALTS, For constipation.
At all Druggists. GID Send for Literature.