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DAILY TELEGRAPH nAURISBURO, PA. WEDNESDAY gVSXINQ. APJUL 15. 1891. How la Succeed.

TM fin irrflttt nroblem of life which few Mtisfactorily sol ve. Some fail because of poor health, otUers waot or. iucs, out ids maioritv from deficient grit want of nerve. They are nervoas, irresolute, changeable, nuallv net the blues and "take, the spirits down to keep the spirits up," thus wasting money, time, opportunity aim nerve torce. There is nothing like the Restorative Ner vine, discovered by the great specialist, Dr.

Miled, to care all nervous diseases, as headache, the blues, nervous prostration, sleep lessness, neuralgia, St. Yitns dance, fits, and hysteria. Trial bottles and fine book of tes timonials tree at V. Y. uross bon e.

wf Farmer David Eberly, of near Shippens nurg, purchased fifteen head of stock cattle, with an average weight of 838 ponnds. Sep tember 15th, 1890, and fed them until March 30th, 1891, when they were sold at a net weight apiece of 1,281 ponnds, a gain in 196 days oi 443 pounds or 24 pounds per day. lhls Is considered remarkable by cattlemen. Children Cry for, Pitcher's CastorfaJ Brady McCullouch and George Finken binder, two farmers, of West Fennsboro township, Cumberland county, have gone to law over a horse and male trade, the lormer bringing suit against the latter. When a constable went to arrest Finkenbinder he was assaulted by the latter.

'Finkey" now baa two suits on his bands. TOO SERIOUS FOR JOKING. Smart Aloes air their wit to amuse stiff erei it with funny Htorit while reciting the imaginary virtues of some inert nostrum, but the pangs of rheumatism, neuralgia, gout and carbuncle, the horrors of scrofula and specific disease, are not at all funny. It Ih more interesting to know that Cactus Blood Cure infallibly cures these ailments uy mmniy puruymg tne blood. gold by Forney Knousk, Druggists, 420 Market Street, llarrlsburg, Pa.

Mrs. Andrew Bard, of Hamilton township, Franklin county, broke a shoulder bone in a fall down stairs Saturday. Tbe C. V. 11.

11, company is building dwelling houses at various stations along Its lioa and renting the same to its employes. Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills Act on a new principle regulating the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new discovery. Or. Miles' Fills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.

Unequal for men, women, children. Smallest, mildeet, surest! 50 doses, 25 cents. Samplaa free at D. W. Gross Son drug store.

ap8 yT Weather Procnosticator Kyle, of Cham bersbarg, now says we'll have more snow this weak. Mr. Wm. G. Tanner and bride, of Green township, Franklin county, will reside in Davenport, Iowa.

An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Altland died Sunday at Middletown. Ob. Wbnt a Conch.

No. 4. Will yon heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the Bare approach of that most terrible disease. Consumption.

Ask yourselves 11 you can afford for tbe sake of Bavins 50 cents, to run the risk and do noth ing for It. Wo know from experience that ohiloh Care will Cure your Cough. It never fails. This explains why more than a Million Bottle were sold the past year. It relieves Croup and Whooping Cough at once.

Mothers, do not be without it. For Lame Hack, Bide or Chest, use Shiloh's Forons Plaster. Sold by Gorgas, the druggist, 6 Market square. ly Alonzo Miller, of near New Franklin, was burled last Thursday. William Ilayman, of Quincy township, Franklin county, is dead.

John Daywalt, of Mercersburg, stole five chickens and now rests in jail. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Wm. Study, of Tomstown, was buried Sunday. Atley Over, of Newville, is quite ill with typhoid fever.

Mrs. Elmer Jacoby, of Plainfield, died on Monday. I.eok Here, Friend, Are You Sick Do yon suffer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Soar Stomach, Liver Complaint, Nervousness, Lost Appetito, Biliousness, Exhaustion or Tired Feelings, Fains in Chest or Lungs, Dry Cough, NighUweats, Nervous Debility or any form of consumption If so, send to Prof. Ilart, 88 Warren street, New York, who will send you free, by mail, a bottle of medicine which is a sure cure. Send to day.

pV90 1yt Caliper Motz, of Fort Loudon, died Saturday. MUs Jane Lindsay, of Orrstown, died Sunday, The will of Michael Iiyder, late of Peters township, Franklin county, was probated on Monday. Hhlloh'e Connumptlon Cure. No. I.

This is beyond question the most successful Cough Medicine we have ever Bold, a few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Oouh, Croup and Bronchitis, while Ita wonderfnl success in the cure of Con sumption is without a parallel in tbe history of medicine. Since its first discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no ether medicine can stand. If you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it Frice 10 cents, 50 conts and $1. If your Lungs are Bore, Chest or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plasters. Sold by Gorgas, the druggist, 6 Market square.

ly The remains of little Grace Rock, of Quincy, were interred Sunday. John Fair and Wm. Hair, of Sterrett's Gap, will locate near Sheridan, Mo. Craigle and family, of Carlisle, will hereafter reside at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Baron Liebig The groat chomlst pronounced the well known Lieblg company's Extract of Beet mado ot tho linos lllver Platte cattlo, infinitely suporlor in (lavor and quality to any made of cattle grown in or elsewhere lie authorized the use of Ills well kuonn an the trade mark of Signature LIEBIG Extract COMPANY'S I of Beef.

For Delicious Beet Tea. For lmprovent and Economic Cookery. IT is the only medicine that can be taken in large enough quantities to stop fermentation, destroy microbes (tho Germ of disease), and not In any way cause Harm to tbe patient. It contains no drugs whatever, bat Is a water charged with powerful germ destroying OASES. It cures where all other remedies fall.

Book, glrlng Gorm theory of diseases Free. 8. A. DOItSEY, 14 Houth Market Square, llarrlsburg, or 7 Laight street, Now York City. apuws iin LUMBER DEALERS.

sash factory and pinning mill at Mtddietown 4. mill work thoroughly seasoned, punish louse and barn bills coinpfote. Make estimated Handrail atalrs a specialty. Have the largest am? best stock of lumber In this section ot the stats and sell at low prlcos. Deliver all material to building.

Guaranteo satisfaction, solicit yonr oustom. Inducement a saving ot money for run. Telophono communication with Han laburg nnfi Kfmilfnn. VJI IL1 lNVKLOPKS printed on short notice at aPi t.hn llArrlnhunr Tolotrranh" Staum rrin log House. iSllH Mi tt 1.1 I tf WiVl "OH, IF MOTHER WERE ONLY ALIVE All through life she has known a mother's watchful care.

She now Is a young" mother, and gains strength but slowly. She would "give worlds to do everything for her precious baby, but cannot the doctor is so strict, and does not sympathize with her, as mother always did." That baby has unfolded in the young mother's heart, new emotions. She has a living responsibility, and requires strength to enable her to perform a loving duty. At such a time, too much care cannot be taken, and the Vegetable Compound is indispensable. Send stamp for Guide to Health and Etiquette," a beautiful illustrated book.

LYD1A E. Is the only Positive Cure and legitimate Remedy COMPOUND for the peculiar weaknesses and ailments of women. It cures the worst forms of Female Complaints, that Bearing down Feeling, "Weak Back, Falling and Displacement of the Womb. Inflammation. Ovarian Troubles, and all Organic Diseases of the Uterus or Womb, and is invaluable to the Change of Life.

Dissolves and expels Tumors from the Uterus at an early stage, and checks any tendency to Cancerous Humor. Subdues Faintness. Excitability. Nervous Prostration. Exhaustion.

and strengthens and tones the Stomach. Cures Hea'dache, General Debility, Indigestion, and invigorates the whole system. For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex, tUe Compound bas no rival. All Druggists sell it as a standard article, or sent by mail, in form of Pills or Lozenges, on receipt of $1.00. LYDIA E.

PINKHAM MED. LYNN, MASS. HUMPHREYS' Dr. Humphreys' Specifics are scientifically and carefully prepared prescriptions used for many in private practice with success, and forover hirty years used by the people. Every single Spe cllo Is a special cure for the disease named.

These Specifics cure without drugging, purging or reducing the system, and are in fact and deed the sovereign remedies of the World. LIST OP PRIXCTPAI. KOS. CURES. PRICES.

1 Fevers, Congestion, .25 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic. .25 3 Crying Colic, or Teething of Infanta .25 4 fllarrh ea, of Children or .25 5 Dysentery, Griping, Bilious Colic. .25 Cholera orb usy vomiting 25 7 Coughs, Cold, Dronchitis 25 Toothache, Faceache .25 Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo .25 10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach 25 11 Suppressed or Painful Periods. .25 12 Whites, too Profuse Periods 25 13 Croup, Cough, Blillcult Breathing 25 14 Halt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions. .25 15 Rheumatism, Kheumatic .25 JO Fever and Ague, Chills, Malaria 50 17 Piles, Blind or Blcedlpg 50 19 Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head .50 20 Whooping Cough, Violent Coughs.

.50 24 General Debility, Physical Weakness .50 3f Kidney Disease 28 Nervous Debility lS9 30 Ilrinary Weakness, Wetting Bed. .50 Diseases of tiielleart, Palpitation 1.00 Sold by Druggists, or sent postpaid on receipt of price. Dr. Humphreys' Manual, (144 patten) richly bound In cloth and gold, mailed free. HUMPHHE7S' MEDICINE Oor.

William and John Streets, New York. SPECS Fl DOES CURE CONSUMPTION In Its First Stages. Be sure you get the genuine. aBvaaaaaaaanas PROPOSALS. Proposals for Supplies.

SEALED PROPOSALS for all needed Bupplles for the Pennsylvania State Lunatic Hospital. llarrlsburg, for the year end lng May 8lst, 1893, will be received by the local trustees until 12 Hay 7th. 1801, for the three months beginning Jnne 1st, 1891 until 12 August 6th, 1891, for the three months beginning September 1st, 1891 until 12 November 6th, 1891, for the three months beginning December 1st, 1891, and also until 12 February 6th, 1892, for the three months beginning March 1st, 1892. Blank forms ot proposals will be furnished the bidders en application at the hospital. J.

Z. GERHARD, M. April 6. 1891 12t Superintendent. EDUCATION.

THE MISSES TOMKTNSON'S SCHOOL for Toung Ladles, Girls and Boys, takes pupils 6 yeara old. Prepares ton jU ege. school 804 North Second street, house 203 IS orth Second street. aul9 ly HARRISBURG BUSINESS COLLEGE, 330 Market street. A thorough Business Course, including Shorthand and Typewriting.

J. K. GAiiNKH, Principal, Harrlsburg, Pa. iy HOTELS. "JOCIIIEL nOTEL, HARRISBURG, PA.

This hotel is only two squares from the depot, la first class In all its apartments, and nas telephone connections with all parts of the city. GEO. W. HUNTER, Proprietor. THE only real pare vegetable blood purifier known which cures skin diseases, eczema, tetter, salt rheum, bolls, king's evil, rheumatism, gout, abscesses, neuralgia, and all diseases from Impure blood, often from scrofulous, tuberculous or specific blood taint, hereditary or acquired.

No mineral, no failures, no relapses. Sold by Forney Knousk, Druggists, 426 Market Street, Harrlsburg, Pa. Extract of Bppip The best and mofst economical "Stock" for Soups, Eto. One pound equals forty flvo pounds of prime loan Beef. Bond for our book of receipts showing use Of ARMOUR'S EXTRACT in Soups and Sauces.

ARMOUR Chicago. fobll 3,6 2m MOTHERS EVERY BABY SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE OF DR. KAIIRNEY'H SYBI V. Perfectly safe. No Opium or Morpnla mlxliirc.

Will relfcve Colic. Griping in i the Bowels fii'l Promote Difficult TeetbliiK. Prepared by U.cS FAHRNEY SON. elllt; '25 cents. Trial Uottlo sent by mail lOcfnts.

febll lyt BALL PRINTING done promptly at the Daily Telegraph Steam Printing House. Bee our NEW DESIGNS, ana learn price. VEGETABLE Mr. Rotbmeier's platonic love for Miss Meyer, at St Louis, was settled by a cowhide in Mrs. Rothmeir's bands.

Governor Russell and several Congressmen addressed tbe Young Democrats at tbeir annual dinner in Boston last night. Alonzo Spencer, of New York, goes as Consul to Fictou, N. and Edwin A. Berry, of Florida, to Santos, Brazil. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.

When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. Four prisoners have escaped from the Pennington county (S. jail, including Lovelett, the noted Wyoming horse thief.

Cbanncey Depew and his associate directors refused to plead to the indictment for the Fourth auenue tunnel disaster in New York. A Fatal Mistake. Physicians make no more fatal mistake than when they inform patients that nervous heart troubles come from the stomach and are of little consequence. Dr. Franklia Miles, tbe noted Indiana specialist, has proven the contrary in his new on "Heart Disease," which may be had free at D.

W. Gross Son's, who guarantee and recommend Dr. Miles' nneqoaled New Heart Cure, which has the largest sale of any heart remedy in the world. It cures nervous and organic heart disease, short breath, fluttering, pain or tenderness in the side, arm or shoulder, irregular pnlse, fainting, smothering, dropsy, etc. His Restorative Nervine cures headache, fits, etc.

apl5 lwf Carlyle Harris, accused of poisoning his wife, nee Helen POtts, asked for a week's postponement of bis case at New York yesterday. Rev. P. McGoren, a priest from "down South," who was visiting in Newport, fell from the sidewalk into a mudhole and was smothered. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria1, Indians have killed two unknown whi te emigrants below Blackfoot, Idaho, and the citizens are np in arms.

William Brown, former treasurer of the Boston water power company, illegally issued $75,000 worth of stock. Three Navassa rioters, condemned to death at Baltimore, have bean respited by the President till Jnne 12th. Montana, Oregon end Washington. Colonists for Montana, Oregon, Washington or British Columbia points should take no other line than the Northern Pacific railroad. This railroad, with its main and branch lines, has brought into communication with the East all prominent sections of the great Northwest.

It is the only line traversing Montana and Washington. It is the only line running through trains from the East to and through the State of Washington. It is the short line from St. Paul to Butte City and Helena, Mont, Spokane Falls, and Portland, Oregon, and the only rail line to Tacoma and Seattle, Wash. Under present car arrrangements Pullman Bleeping cars and furnished tourist sleepers are run via the Wisconsin Central, and Pullman Palace Sleepers via the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul, and Northern Pacific from Chicago through to tbe Pacific coast without change.

In addition to this service the Northern Pacific runs on its through express trains regular day coaches, dining cars and free colonist sleepers from St. Paul to Tacoma and Portland. The Northern Pacific line allows the holders of second class tickets to stop at i kano Falls, and at all points west thereof, ten days at each place desired. This will enable settlers to thoroughly examine all lands for sale in the new State before select ing a permanent location. No othei line offers holders of second class tickets an opportunity of examining all sections of this great State without the payment of additions) fares of from $5 to $20.

For maps, time tables and illustrated pamphlets, or any special information desired, address your nearest ticket agent, or Chas. S. Fee, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, St Paul, Minn. jan4 tff Death Koll of a Day. At Allentown, Albert J.

Erdman, lawyer, aged 35 years. Gen. F. B. Spinola, New York Congressman, at Washington, D.

C. Henry K. Peffer, proprietor of the Carlisle (Pa.) Sentinel, aged 63 years. Ex Mayor P. W.

Kenyon, lumber merchant, at Odell.Ill. to be buried at Newark, N. J. Christopher Lipps, Baltimore's 70 year old soap manufacturer, who had been forty years in the business. F.E.CJ3EMEDY $1.00 A BOTTLE, SIX F03 $5.

TRY IT TO DAY DR. LAMBERT, tho general medical director of the Kquitable Life Insurance Company, said: "There Is no doubt that the whole tendency of life Insurance now is toward liberality. Thero nre comparatively few attempts to work any frroat HCheme of fraud upon us, but we nave to be on the watch. Two years ago a man wanted to Insure for a very large amount. I suspected that ho had kidney disease, and discovered that my suspicion, was well founded and rejected his application.

A few months later he comiWttcd suicide, and stuck insurance companies to the extent of $600,000." "We reject sixteen per cent of the applications made to us for Insurance," said Dr. Ijimbert, and 1 hnvn BflvoH )n. in urin'tmi fif ttiiH medical de Eartment by the rejection alone of applicants who ad diseased kidneys, and who died within two years after I rejected them." New Tows Bum, Feb'y 18, "JO. 16 0 Rejected because of Kid ncy disease, and almost always unsuspected. IF YOU Want to put yourself" in first rate condition for JLife Insurance Examination Rive yourself" thorough treatment with half a dozen bottles of the guaranteed Vegetable Standard F.E.CJ3EMEDY $1 .00 A BOTTLE, SIX FOR $5.

TRY IT TO DAY For sale by Forney A Enouse, druggists, 436 Market street, Harrlsburg, Fa. The Aerophor. In weaving sheds a humid atmosphere is of equal importance, otherwise there is a continual breaking cf threads and other prejudicial occurrences. Tbe necessary diffusion of moisture has hitherto been secured at the expense of the comfort, and even the health cf the factory hands, by the projection of etcum into rim Atmosphere nnd by dampenia floors with water. Iu either enso damage is caused tc the machinery and bnildinys, while an unhealthy atmosphere is created iu which the operatives are obliged to work.

In order to obviate all this the aerophor haa been invented by a German engineer, and is largely in una in Germany. The aerophor is an apparatus for distributing moisture in the form of a very Gne water cloud, which may be either cold or warm. The apparatus, which is net large, contains no movable parts, and a single pressure pump lean work any number of aeropbors. The contrivance, which is fixed just under the ceiling at given points, consists of two separate nozzles, one for propellmgtue air by creating an induced current, and the other for moistening it. A jet of water under pressure is projected through a horizontal nozzlo Into a casing In which there is a vertical nozzle.

The jet from the horizontal nozzle causes the induced current of air to act upon the water entering the casing at its upper part through the vertical nozzle. The water is passed into the atmosphere in the form of a fine diffusive cloud, the largo drops of water being caught and retained by the apparatus. The aerophor will only project into the atmosphere such particles of water as are capable of being absorbed immediately, so that damage to the machinery or fabric is impossible. In the same way, the atmosphere not being super saturated, there is no iDjury tc health. London Times.

Educate the Girls. "Educate the girls," says an exchange, and the boys will soon be there." They will, indeed, if the girls are tolerably good looking. And they won wait until tbo course of instruction is fully completed either. I have known a young man to get more than half through his courting before he thought to ask his girl whethershe had any education or not. So it won't do to depend too much on such maxims as the above; they are apt to mislead.

Should the father of an attractive daughter defer her education, thinking that the boys would keep away in consequence, he would find that he bad made a mistake. They will come just as readily as they would were she a whole female seminary of learning. TheD, on the other hand, if you push the education of a homely, disagreeable girl with the utmost diligence, will the boys "be there?" Not much they won't. They will go around the corner and sit up with the pretty girl who never saw the inside of a school house in her life. This is perhaps wrong, but it is the way the world goes with the young and thoughtless.

When Adam was courtiria the fair Eve, did be inquire what seminary she graduated from? Did he examine her in arithmetic, English grammar, logic, geography and the use of the globes? Of course he didn't. lie didn't care a cent whether she knew beans or not. She wasn't educated, and yet Adam was there, Eli. Education is a very good thing for girls to have, but you can't bank on it altogether in winning husbands. Texas Sittings.

Coughing and Sneezing. Nurses have to deal with many cases in which the effort and muscular contraction caused by the exertions of sneezing, cough iDg and hiccoughing are very weakening and trying to le patient. Sneezing is produced by both external and internal causes. Externally, by particles of irritatingdust in the air and sometimes by sunlight, or intense color; internally, by disordered nervous conditions, and it is commonly associated with whooping cough, asthma and gout. Pressure upon the fifth nerve will often temporarily prevent sneezing as pinching the upper Hp under the nose.

The application of mustard to the back of the neck will often relieve it; and in violent cases an emetic has been used with good results. Coughing may be relieved in a variety of ways and, agaiu, every attempt may avail nothing; but the nurse should pay especial attention to the posture of the person, and learn that position which most removes the tendency to frequent coughing. Again, coughing may be induced by a tickling sensation in the throat, which some very simple soothing mixture or drink may relieve, as slippery elm tea, Irish moss, licorice, etc. Then, too, many persons cough from habit. Many times a little exercise of will would postpone the effort.

Pittsburg Dispatch. Tanned Human Skin. "The outrage at Canyon City reminds me of a man's skin which I once saw tacked to the walls of a log houso at Fort Halleek," said Col. Hoyt at the Albany hotel. "The work had been artistically done and reminded mo more of a gigantic animal skin stretched out to dry.

The man had been caught in a dastardly act at the fort and a bullet from the commandant put a very sudden cud to his career. Tho slciu was left for many months on the wall of the but, but was finally carried off, piece by piece, by relic hunters. The body was chucked into a barrel, which was placed on tbe prairie nloiit 100 feet from the trail leading to the west. As time passed a dep path was worn by travelers lca ig ths public road to take a glance at the strange contents of the barrel." Denver News. A Washings.

In five years of observation at Lincoln, New Zealand, Air. Georgo Gray has found that tbe amount of impurity washed down from the air by the rain depends more on the number cf tihowera than on tbe total rainfall. An acre of land at Lincoln receives annually (in 28.9 inches of rain) about 175 pounds of dissolved matter, including 00.5 pounds of chlorine, 15 pounds of sulphuric anhydride, and alittle more than 2 pounds of nitrogen. Nearness to the sea explains tho high proportion of chlorine. Arkansaw Traveler.

Our Nolle Planet. Aloert Hart's home is down in Clinton county, Missouri. Shortly after midnight he wandered into the central police station, and to the captain in charge told tho talo of how he rode and rodo through more towns than be bad ever beard of and finally reached Omaha. "I tell you," ho said, "if tho world's as big tho other way as she is tho way I como she's a whopper." Omaha World Herald. Good Advlco for Building.

Chimneys, to Imj Bafo from fire and draw well, should be not less than sixteen inches sqtiaro inside, and built up from the cellar. Use good brick with clay, instead of mortar, up to the comb. Plaster it inside with clay mixed with salt. Top with the best brick well wet and laid in cement. Do not.

let wood como too close to the brick, and don't let tbe stovepipe come nearer than eighteen inches to tho ceiling. New York Journal. Judged by the Gad. A Boston paper, referring to tho Pontine school whipping case, says that the average New England school ma'am is valued more for the way she uses the gad than for tho progress her pupils make. The Massachusetts school boy expects at least two lickings per week, and he is seldom disappoint ed.

Detroit Freo Press, A commission of French experts has decided that the best means of rapidly refrigerating viands and preserving them at a low temperature consists in spreading a refrigerating liquid over a mass of coke. The air, striking the mass, is chilled by contact and is then conveyed to the stor ago compartment. A botanic garden for mountain plants has been opened at Pierre, in the canton of Vai n' Ii in nttmted iu Hie vnlloy of from the Mont ti. i So. i' at an altitude of l.f In this country gentlemen are at perfect Sberty to bow first to their lady friends if ley choose.

Gentlemen should always lift their hat3 to ladles whom they know and to tlioso whom thoy do not know when I by common friends. maiMftYAiiD iinCTiMr use our PA! ft mil BERING YOU M0C CP Honesty is.tjevbesi: RAILROADS. CORNWALL AND LEBANON RAILROAD COMPANY. Time Table in effect December ssd. 1890.

Trains leave Harrlsbunr 7. 00, 10:35 and 1120 a and 2:35, 3:40 and 7:90 m. Arrive Lebanon, 8:30 and 11:30 a and 1:10, 3:55, 4:55 and 9. 00 m. Leave Lebanon.

and 10:15 a and 2. 00 and 7:10 m. Arrive Harrlsburg, 7:30 a and 12.01. 8:20 and 8:45 m. Mt.

Gretna Park proved Its popularity by the increased business ot 1830. There will be manyi mprovementa for the season ot 1891. It. B. GORDON.

General Passenger and Agent. NED IR1SU. General Superintendent. (CUMBERLAND VALLEY R. TIME TABLE January 18th, 1891.

Down Trains. C7)g nan Acc. Mr'ir Mall Day Exp. Ev'g N'rrt MaU Kxp. ACC Leave a ra a 7 30 8 20 9 15 9 37 43 6 9 05 32 9 43 on Martlnsburg.

a 7 8 03 13 80 12 55 Marlon 1 06 Cliambcrsburg. 7 00 7 2 7 8 30 10 00 8 83 10 18 9 1V10 87 9 40 10 58 10 05 11 18 1 25 1 43 2 07 2 30 Newville Carlisle Alechanicsbupg. Ar. Ilarrlsburcr. 0010 24 30 10 41 55 III 00 22,11 30 8 08 8 33 2 54 9 05 8 55 1 05 4 00 1 15 4 40 3 15 10 25 11 85 50 Philadelphia 1 2d 3 15 6 50' 10 9 351 8 7 00 10 4 25 7 10 6 25 a New lorK.

Baltimore. 4 001 5 60 1 15 ml I 3 10 pm Additional train will leave Carlisle dally except Sunday at 5:50 a. stopping at all Intermediate stations, arriving at llarrlsburg at 6:40 a. m. Morning and cvcnlnar Mail runs daily between Bagerstown and llarrlsburg.

Up Trains. Mes. Mail Acc. Fast Cbg N.O. Exp Trn.

Line Acc. Exp. pm am am am pm pm 11 30 4 50 9 10 11 55 4 jj 4 32 800 12 15 620 900 200 300 11 25 4 80 8 50 11 40 4 2S 522 4 15 8 05 13 30 3 45 7 30 8 60 7 40 10 30 5 40 4 35 8 27 12 5 2 4 03 7 51 9 08 4 68 8 62 1 17 4 34 8 15 9 29 5 20 9 15 1 40 5 (MM 40 950 5 41 9 80 2 02 5 1 0 5 10 08 6 10 10 05 2 30 6 60 9 25 10 27 6 2ijl0 17 2 42 0 02 6 32 10 23 2 53 6 1 3 10 SO 6 65ll0 55 3 20 6 45 11 10 9 00111 45 7 80 10 60 12 35 8 80 ami pm pm pm pm pm Leave Baltimore New York Dlllsburg Carlisle Newville Cbambcrsburg. Marlon llagerstown Ar. Winchester, Additional Train will leave llarrlsburg dally, except Saturday and Sunday, at 6:20 p.

arrive at Carlisle at 7:10 p. stopping at all Intermediate stations, and on Saturday will leave llarrlsburg at 60 p. arriving at Carlisle at 6:10 p. m. On Sunday only train caves llarrlsburg at 7:30 p.

arrive at cbambcrsburg 9:25 p. llageretown 10:20 p. stopping a Intermediate stations. Memphis Express runs dally between llarrlsburg and llagerstown. Pullman Sleeping Cars on Evening Mall and N.

O. Express between Philadelphia and New Orleans. Pullman Parlor Cars on Memphis Express and llarrlsburg Express between New Yoik and Memphis. Through Coaches to and from Philadelphia on Morning Mall and Day Express eait and Accommodation and N. O.

Express west. SOUTHERN PENN'A K. R. TRAINS. Mix.

a 10 05 10 17 11 20 11 60 12 05 a in Mali! Leave MalTTMlx. Arrive a 8 20 8 05 7 24 7 00 6 60 am pm 8 15 so 1 40 1 00 12 45 pm 4 36 4 50 Marion. 5 so 5 52 Mercersburg. Louden 6 00 H. A.

RIDDLE. Ocn'l Passenger Agent. J. K. BOYD, sup't.

yESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD. CONNECTING WITD. Sacnandoah Valley and B. o. HallroHoa ot llagerstown; Pennsylvania Railroad at Hanover and Frederick Junction; O.

II. It. It. at Gettysburg; N. C.

Ry. at Hanover Junction; Cumberland Valley R.W. at Uagorstown; CUnmberaburg and Shlppensburg; U. P. Railroad at Shlppeas burg, and P.

W. B. a P. and N. O.

u. It. at Union Station. Baltimore. Md.

BALT1110RH A UARUWBURQ 83Sedule Taking effect Oct 1839. Read Upward. Statloaa Lcavo. Arrlvo. p.m.

p.m. Williams 12 33 1218 1145 a 20 8 05 715 Leave. Arrive, 100 900 882 753 725 cnom Dersourg 12 891 12 02 1145 Ar Lo 1145 11 25 10 63 10 40 783 720 6 47 685 617 6 61 6 43 5 87 Ilighlluld Falrllold. New Berlin 955 100 9 52 12 57 9 37112 45 Le 8 50! 12 45 7 55112 03 705 II 25 0 30 1100 407 823 240 210 p.m. ArVork Le Ar Lancaster a.m.

a.m, Lrllanovot. 9S7 12 45 687 619 613 4 53 4 82 Vulley Ju Liiteboro Mairipstc.a:!... frjriory 919 12 21 915 856 8 33 8 2 i 8 IJ 715 a.m. WIS 115 1182 11 20 4 22 1 031 4 10 JOOi 3 21 a.m.'pjn. Ar Washlfcgt'n Le ArPlilla Le ArNew 900 720 4 15 A.ra.

219 12 S3 10 03 a.m. 350 1215 a.m. A bove t.ralno dutiy except Sunday Additional TVrfnfl. Mondays only Leave Gettysburg ind intermediate nUiMona. aluo Waynesboro, Cliambenumrg, shippousnur, n.1 llagerstown at Si'K) a.

in. I leave Hanover tor litgiifieia anal ntfriu' n.i ions H.t a. m. dully oxoept. sui.day.

forlianovrr ot: I i termed l.ci station at 11:40 a. m. dally except Sunday. liltflilV'ld for Oohyi'b'irt: nud InU rnicU tttc ftt lr.s at 7:30 p. 10 tiat urrtrtyi only.

J. M. HOOD, it. U.Uitl&WULD. Gcn'l Manager.

Con. Pass. R4 Downward p.m. a.m. 145 7 15 2 00 7 31 2 85 8 00 109 CSO 1 8il 7 01 2 13 7 35 2 3d 7 63 2 35 8 00 2 5H 815 8 82 8 42 Mtl.

8 82 8 52 J65 8 52 9 13 21 417 9 89 225 421 043 2 37 4 S3 9 58 287 433 10 43 3 25 6 15 1185 4C5 5 55 12 23 4 85 6 45 12 53 p.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. p.m.

a.m. 6 45 4 80 9 68 6 00 4 61 1014 6 03 4 52:1019 625 51C1039 6 54 5 40 1103 7 07 6M1114 7 2' 8 12 7 00 12 15 a.m. p.m. p.m. P55 8 10 1 43 9 85 11 00 8 10 8 20 5 50 p.m.

p.m. pjn. RAILROADS "PENNSYLVANIA RAXL30AD. On and after Dacemher istJi. imn.

th pumn Trains of the Pennsylvania KaUroad Company will depart from lUrrlaburg and amvaatPfiu. uciyuut.Acw ior.riuturg una una as laiiova: EASTWARD. Philadelphia Exprma dally at 1:10 a m. arrtrr at PnuAdoIpaia at a tn and New York at 7:10 am. Eastern Express at 2:33 a m.

arrlvr at Philadelphia 5:25 a m. New York Sam. Fast Line dolly at 3:43 a m. arrives at Pnlladet rhla at 60 a dally and New York 9 30 a ta week days and 10:33 a Sunday. Uarrlsburg Express aauy (except Sunday) at 7:00 a arrives at Philadelphia at 10 a iu and New York at 1.

20 m. Columbia Accommodation daily (except son day) at 7:13 a m. arrives at PnuadeiphU at UrtS and New York 2:10 to. Lancaster AccomrmxUUon dally (nxcppt Sunday) at 7:40 a in, arrivn at Lnoctuu 8:55 a m. New York Limited Express of Pullman Vestibule Cars daily at 2 .00 in, arrives at iHUnoel phla at 4:45 and New York at 7:00 in.

Philadelphia Accommodation ts; dattr except Sunday. Arrives at Philadelphia 6:43 m. New York J0 m. Atlantic Express dally at 10.35 a m. arrives at Philadelphia inspm and New York at 4:00 tn.

fa auore express cauy (except rUDO) ar 1120 a tu. arrives at PUlWclDhia at 8:12 and New York 5:50 m. Day Express daily at 3:43 m. arrives at Phlls deipiua al tAO and New York at 9 J5 m. Iiarrlsburg Accommodation HaOolaraUa.dau (except Sunday) at 4:50 m.

and arrives at Phil oaeipuiA ai ew xork at a m. Kmi Train aajiy 7:30 m. arrives at nuia dclphla at 13:35 ta. Mall Train on bun (lav onlv. tu.

arrives at Philadelphia 6:43 New York 9. 20 m. Mtddietown Accommodation on SaiuniMV onlv. 5:10 m. Dully except Saturday and 6.

00 every week dir at nu Stccltca Trains leave liarrlaburg dally (except Sunday) 6:43. 7.O0. 7:15. 7:40. 11:40 ft IB, 2 A.

4:50, m. DaUy fcxcent Saturday aad sun day), 6:43 and 6:00 in. On Koturdiiys only. 4 43 tuiu o.iv uu. uu ounuay ta.

KCTuratUg. leave Stecllon daily (except Sunday), 62, 7A4. 7:59. 114)3 a 4 .03, 7aM. 6:40 acd 9:34 m.

Dally (except Saturday and Sunday, e. os ta. on only, pa ud cudvIay, 7:59 and 1I.03 am. All TnrouKii Trains connect at Jwat fit with boats of ErookJia Annex for LruuLirii. It.

avoldtntr douLki terilo and tuursmr through New York city. WESTWARD Western Express daUv at lz3, a tn urrlv i Altoona at a and Pittsburg at 7 r5 a to. Pacific Express dally al 3:10 a in. arrives ui Ai loon at 7. 4S a and Iltlaburg ai 12:43 ta.

Chicago Limited KxDrcsn iullmiii VKrrml Cars dally at 3.O0 tn. arrives at at 643 m. ana iiiuwurg at 9:30 in. Way Passenger, dally at 6:15 tc. arr at Alrooua 1:45 tn ami ltusburg at 6:50 ta.

MaU Train, dally at llsso a to. arrives at Altoona at 8:40 and Pittsburg at 8:10 tru i uug uoji ui. arrives at Aiiooaa at 7 AO and Pittsburg at 11:58 tu. Altoona Accommodation daily at 4:10 arrives at Alloou at 940 to. St, Louis, Cincinnati oil Chicago Express, dally at to, arrives at Alluona at 1C 40 and Piiteburg at 2:00 am.

uysur Kxpress dally (excel swday) at 1030 to. arrives at Altooiut 2:13 a ta. For Mlfnin. 3:10. 8.

1S and iisi a tn. 3:40. 4:10 daily, and 1CL20 dally cxcct Kundarv Accommodation, dally (exorpt Sunday 12U0 nooa and 7x7 m. Sunday, noon. PliiLADiUaiA AND ICK1E H.

K. DIVISION. Western Expreaa, dally, rxocpt Sunday, at 12:70 a m. wnvei at sunbury at ilim and WUUarasrort 8 23 a tn. MAIL TRAIN daily at 3:80 a m.

arrives at WUilamsiort at 6 fx) a nnd Erie at 3.40 m. News Express, dally at 8:10 a m. arrives al Willi ama pert at 11:15 a tn. Lock Haven at 12.15 m. Niagara Express daily except Sunday at 12:13 Bm.

arrives at Williams port at 3x3 m. Lock aven at 4:10 Henovo at 5.15 and Kane 93 pm. Fast Line dally except Sunday at 8. 48 arrives at WUllamsport at 7 m. Lock Uavea at 8:02 and Renovo at 9Mp m.

M'UUamsport Express, daily at 73 arrives at sunbury 81 ro, and WUUanksport at 10:13 m. Time cards and full Information can be ob talne at the ticket oKco at tbe station WOOD CHAS. E. PUGH, ucnl'lasa. Agent.

Gonoral Kacager. TOUTJISIiN OENTHAL KAILWAr. Througb and direct route to Ual tlmorc. Rlmim. Krto, JJuftalo.IiochoeW.

NtMgara Falls. on anf aftnr Iucember ltui, I'm. trains wtU leavd LlarrL sa jiiows: NOKTU WARD. Western Expnss dally, exoept funds), et 12:30 a ro, arrives at Sunbury 20I a tn, Williams port, 3:23 a m. Eltnlra, 6O0 a m.

Watklns 6:43 a m. Canandalgua J0 a in, UufLUo 12: i3 and Niagara Falls lrJO ra. Nurtbern ExprcsM daily at 3.30 a m. arrtvu a Bunoury 6.10 a WL'liamsport at a tn, a EUnlra at 10.20 a in, Welkins at 11.10 a in. Canandalgua at l2.5Tpm.

Buffalo at 7.30 a dally, and NlAgard Falls at 3.03 ta dally exevut sun day. Express d. Uly at MO a in. arrive at nn. bury 9.50 a WUllamsport at n.is am.

Niagara Express dully except Sunday 12.15 ui. wjnua ui ouuuiujr i. v. m. luiiitanpurt jk 3.05 Elmira at 5.60 m.

Watkina at6w33p Canandalgua at 8.05 ta, UuITalo al! 2.39 a ta. Niagara Fails at 1.15 a la. Fast Line dally except Sundny at 3.43 tn. arrives at Sunbury 5.30 pm. rVullamrpcri at 7.00 Elmira at 10.es m.

Lykons Valley Accommodation dally exoept Sunday at 5.13 m. arrives at Lykens all .07 Wlulamstown at 7JJ0 tn. Wullamsport Express daily at 7.25 arrlvi at Sunbury 8.54 pm, and UlUrasport at 10.13 pm. SOUTHWARD. Fast Line dally at 3 43 m.

arrlvea at Ealti ctore at 6.20 a and Washington at 7.30 a to. Southern express dally at 6:40 a m. arrives at Baltimore at 8:19 a m. Washington at 9:53 a m. Baltlmoro Passcngvr dally except Sunday st 6.40 a an Ives at Eaiumore at 10.

10 a and Washington 11.33 a m. Atlantic Express dally atl .40 a arrives at Baltimore at 1.13 m. Washington at 2.2S ta. Way FuHaengvr dally except Sunday, at 110 a arrives at liultimore at 3.10 Chicago sod Washington Express dally at ro, arrives at Baltimore at 1.40 ra. and Washington at 5.55 pro.

Day Express dully at a m. arrives at Uattl mere at 6.45 and Waaliliigf on at 8.13 m. Mall dally except Sunday ri7.lSp arnvre at Baltimore at 10.40 m. For further information apply at tho ticket ofilcc of the Pennsylvaou lUUrottd elation. J.

It. Wood, General rawngtr Agrnt. HAKLSSE. PbGH. General Manager.

JpiULADBLriUA KKADINt, i. Arracgorooat ot paaaencor trains. Not. l00. TRAINS LEAVE UArtKIllliR iw foUowst For New York via Philadelphia: fcSS, 7 ii.

9i3 4 m. and 15, 3. 45 and 5iO m. For Now York via AUontown r5 a uo noon, 1.25 pm. For 6:10, 73.

a U. 3:45 and 60 in. For Mlddlctuwft. 0:25, 7:55 a ItZ. 3.15, 5i3 and 11:13 m.

For Reading, 6:10, 6:25, 7 9:36 m. US BOOti, 15. 3t45, 50 and 8.10 tn. For Pottsvlllo, Via Reading. 6:10.

7 .55. 93 a tn. 8 45. 5i0 m. and la Schuylkill and Susquehanna brauch at 7:15 a and 3:05 m.

For Allentown, SilO, 6us, 7:55 a tn, I.O0 coon. 1:25 and 8:43 OU SUNDAYS. For New York via Philadelphia. 4M m. For New York via Allentown, 620 a m.

For AUcawn and way stations, 6:50, 8.50 a and 4. 00 m. For Middletown, 6:50 a m. 4:00 and 5.43 m. For Reading.

6 AO, hao a tn. 4 A) and 5. 43 in. For 1'oltsvlIiA via Reading, tio, bja a tn, 6. 43 ra.

For Philadelphia, 6:50 a tn. 4M and 6:45 tn. TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG leavo as follows: Leave Hew York. Liberty SU Ferry, vU 'Mla dclphla. 7:45.

11:30 ta IJSO, 40, XA ta. and 12:15 midnight. Leave Now York na Allentown. Liberty st. Ferry.

4M. 8:45, 9:00 a m. 1JM 3:45 and 6.45 tn. IiCave Phlladulphla, 4:14, 8 35, 1 o. 4:00, 6.

00 and 7:13 m. Leaving PotlavUlo via ltcadtng. 3:33. 5:50, 9X0. 11:10 a and 4:33 m.

Leave Pottsvllla via Schuylkill and Soaqqe banna Branch, 7:43 a and 4:33 u. Leavo KeadUig. 5:00. M5, 10.10, HAO a to. Id7.

4:20. 0:00, 77 and 10:23 IO. Leave Allentown, 5.47. 8:36 a m. 12: in, 45, 6:40 ar.d a "5 m.

SUNDAYS. Le ivo New York via pmiadnlphU, ZMp tu. Lcavo New York vi Alicutown, loo and 3:39 m. Leave Phlladclphlt, 6:50. 9D0 ta, 3:40 and 7:15 pm.

Leave Reading, 10:43 a m. CMt and 10:23 m. Leave Allentown at 7i25 a 4s and 9:03 ra. Leave Pottsvlllo via Reading 7:35 a m. STEE1.TON BRANCH, Leave UarrUburg tor Pax ton.

Locbjc! and Utoelton dally, except Sunday. 5:35. 6:40. 9:40. a dally, except Saturday and Sunday, 5:33 tn, and on Saturday only, 4:40 and 6:10 m.

Returning leave stuelton dally, except Sunday, 6 07, 75, 10.00; dally, except Saturday and Sunday, 6417 m. and on Sai 11 rday only, imj, ATLANTIC CITY DlVkION. Ieavo Pblladeiplita. Cheatnut street Wharf and Sout street WharC for AtUnUctltyt Week Days Express. 9(O0.

a and 200, 440 Sm AocoinmodaUon, 8:00 a ta and 6:00 m. undajs lixprens, 9i00, a tn; AcoomaodaUon. 8.00 a and 4:30 m. itcturnlng leave Atlantic city Depot, coroor Atlantic and Arkansas avenues Week Days Express, 7:30, 90 a ta and 4:00 Accommodation. 8.

05 a in and 4.30 pm. Sundays Express, 4 00 tn. Accommodation, 7:30 in and 4:30 m. A. A.

MCLEOD, President and General Maaagar. U. G. ANtXX E. General Passenger Agent 1 1 AUKISnUKG AND I'OTDMA (I toad.

Arraneeniciit 01 IViHtfongerTralAs. i Erysor MONDAY. Ma7 JO. ISS9. Li ivo Uarrisburg.

i' V. K. for baUUg ptingn.sbipnenNburg and lntermcdlatestaHOEs, 7:43 a. m. aud 6:20 d.

in. Roturntng, leave Shlpp nsbarg, WcsUrn Wary btstion, bjo a. p. m. Leave Belling springs 9A3 a.

in. ard 6:60 p. m. G. UANCUL'K.

tien. Pans. Agt. JUDICIOUS au.l pcrsiMnt divert 1 1. 14 bas always proven snrct ful.

Ifwe 1 1 luir any Nuwopaix AdvtrttHiug coimuU A THOMAS. adverliMtng agent. 43 lo 49 I. 4' it Street. Chicago.

OOK BINDING done in lbs beU man ner at tbe DAILY TELEGRAPH Bindery, cur AN ORDINANCE Estabiublng rules and rculaiKms for tbe Water Drpartmeot and proridirg penalties for tbe wuinbi 01 mc suae. Sacnowl. (mmils of ctt of Uarrubmry. Taxt tee following rules and mrsiattons a sad they are vxjojtncj tor ioe atcr ut paruaeat cf MUM WJ Pxcnox II. Water rmr.

Artlck 1. The water rear ahan rotnrrwnoo rtn Ibe first dy or April la rscb year, aad all UUis iwibo use ct water, except ir water nrterea, or at special rates for leas linn one rear, ahall be due and rn able on said day. If paidoa or urimruiy isi.ao aotimenioi utroe per cemata will be allowed. If not paid oa or before ticto ber 1st, a penalty nre per reotuoi wul be added. If not nald belors UmmtrrlM.llM owper sliail be deemed delinquent and tne board iuowifTMio3, or cause a uea to be Died at Its discretion, SBCTtO III.

aur liA. Article 1. Tbe tWWHiWiH tar aratr tv nla shall be made under direction nr Dm itnBni aiwt entered by Its seeretary la a book lo be railed Ibe "Water Book." wok a nisU contaia the came of each owner of property, tkmot eity water used, or entitled 10 par a prxxeo live lax. tne location ot tbe preminna upoa wbk a be water ta used or tax ehatiped. with tae number of build if any.

tbe name of Ibe Mml or the total amount ct SMsesMneata. eacb item or charge, and a column lor remarks. a bv a book abaU be completed and Placed la ibe onvw of tbe tity Treasurer oa or brtore tbe am day ot Aim annually. Article 3. io recderlac bills metered water tbe names of the persoos to wbom sacs bills bxU oe rendered tJisil be raraisbed IM nty Treasurer In a book provided Ijt ibe purpose by tbe Board, ant a dap teste of said bjuk abaU be kept In iu ottce.

SEcnox IV. RmrttHama. Article 1. Tbe Board tniv restrict and reimlste tbe Quantity of water lo be Ued bvall nana. era.

if in its cues rektrtrttaa sal rrvs tauoa inouui uwoaie neceaMry tj tae pawic good, and In ej so of nvessity tbe nard JiU bve Ibe rU hl 10 shut on tbe cneral ssnnl la order 10 make repairs, doe mw briar mrea to au persoon. vikm supjiy of water may be mudued tberetvv. SxcrtOM V. rrrmlirA. Artk I.

TuefJierlritendfiJt of ibe art menu or osb prorer orneer or tbe board. abU nave ties aotvs 10 ail parts of Ibe precnlses. to which water Is supplied. In ord 10 make beons sary exanilcaHotk. la rut aeoemi 10 tbe pre mtoes denied lo an avlliarlfind aflwe ar arenl of the Depiftment or ItoanLor It be shall be bis oered or obstructed in making any essjulaaUoo, 1113 wait muu oe promptly tnraed oa.

tfBCTtOX XLUatAlltfOf Owners. Article 1. All water rents, rales. rhareM sad faxes attsU be rharced arsiaKt. aa be parable br.

tbe owner or ow ners of the partubwi whereas tuewaurls used or ax charged, la all casts tbe real estate will be held for the charges. BCT10J 11. tUi ilrf mtrmJtrton. Article 1. If any consumer shall talartr terr st Dt the ruoMimpU of wstrr.or bomber and klcdsofopenin.rmkother op tiur thaa IUC repxrted tbe Uotrd.

urh persott Shtll tn liable to a fine ot ten (f 1 1 to) doLars. Knox 1 baimirHt rjf ff. AnV le 1. Whrn water not ttsnd. aa aLate, tnent shall be made from tbe )eulr rharre Irasaaritlen boilceaf tbe inlenuoa la diaooa ilnneibeuMiuUberlrenio tbe ircretry the Hoard, and bo abaiment anal be aUoved for les man three tnonths.

Arter monnng such col Ve the water shall te lurnod OJT by the proper cmorr of ibe Department, and the lime of boD uuce shall be eomsuud fmn the date van a is mmoa oa. MXlIOa I X. Sjtrciat A'jrrvmmlA. Article I. Any person, psrtarrsnln, company or corporation dirlog lo use the tlty water, may make appucatlon 10 tbo Hoard, which ta hereby auihorurd and empawered lo make specUl agrecmenu la wntlt g.

a Vice car that tie rate agreed upon to be atioaity paid for ibe water, shall be entered In the ater Door la the office of ibe Ky Treaaurrr. Iil no special contract shall be made whereby the Do ard or lb city 10 shut off the water tor nos payment of the rates shall ba waived. bscnox X. Vrv ityrtruHU. Article 1.

If any peroa entrusted snth a wrench of the firs hydrants, or ot terra, not eta Eloyes nf II14 Ik partoienl, shall ofiea any atoch ydrsnt on any orcaMoo whaleer. except in case of fire in Ibe nelgbborbood. be. i4ie or tbey so offending shall lorieti snd nr rur each a sum not cxeeedlog lea (I'i Of) deUars, and If Uie ren on or prrsoua eutrue4 with a wreaeb assforenisid shall neglect or rrfue 10 shut cmT such brc rants ss soon aa 1 be Ore UesungtUabed. beoriucyahaitiortcit and piyallke Ijt each ana eve ry jcb offense.

Memo l. Vrrrn. Articla L. Where as old style driven ferrule drawn from a main. 11 hll not be replseet, bat a bmtM screw piagtball be Innerted.

Aniclo i. a new eortwaiion lerrale shall be Inserted In Us stead li ax parale bole, and ao other a hall be Kited lor new wrk without ptr mln loo of ibe Hoard of ttMnmlssioners. Stcnox YII. Wtuseof Wattr. Artlc'e 1.

Any consumer or other prrsoo, who Shall allow anv stoplo be lutted on asteres sariiy, or the vtter 14 lie watted. ball have ibe supply of buiotf. snd lbs moaiil paid inereior snsii li To i. iieu. When lae water aaau behuttII fur a violation ol tnls reevialloa.

II shall boi be again turned oa anui ail back charges Muli bate ben pall, and a permll purchased Ir.in 1 1 tliyTreasurcr.wbo shad charge wo (Si wi ao 1 oererw. Article 3. No person shall wilfully open a Mop. or leave any opening In acoodiisaa so as 10 permit the water to wate, whether such persoa be a water tenant or not. Ankle 11 Khali be the duty or every police and sanitary omoer.

and every officer and em ploye of ti Hepartocent ainresaid to ce DfXKnpt snd imnWiafe informal loa of any wants of water 10 1 lie Mayor or any Aldermaa of the city, and to appear a a witness la every sack case, and any omevr employe ncglec'Jng or falling so to d.siitii bo nnttycci 11 instant d.s missal by the proper authority. Sicnox XtIL Tfette Putamvt Aura. Article l. Every supply not owned by Ibe city, which shall be lonnd lo be unservtcoable. snail ue conactuoea.

ana ni luiuro ass pro tlblied. Article x. whonercTmore inan one rrooeny supplied wKh city ater from the asme private pipe, ike Itotrd taayiesulre a srparate private acsvtce tobcltld from too main to each property a tbecxprateortbeowberof Iberrvpcrty Ibus suppled. Artkle S. Whenever city mains shall bare been laid In any street or avenue, oa which the property abuillng was previously supplied nrtvate nines, tho Hoard ahall have Ibe ngbl lo compel ibe property owners to abandon the of sucli private pipes, snd obtain tbo supply of wsier from said mala.

Article 4. Any person, or persons woo suau usecliy ws'er. shall eiuse Ibe pipes conaaciing the same to be of sufficient stretiirth and stan dard sice snd weight, and shall alia) bare a stopcock sftlsed thereto, wlih Iron box of not tenia Ihsn three Inches lutrri.st dlsme'rr. ad Juki a bis to tbe height of psve.ent. bating reaaovable Iron cover, to bo approved by Iba Hoard.

Said box shall be placed not more than twelve Inches from the curb. ArtkMes. Every person. suppueJ ith water from a branch cmnreted with a private Mr. aliall liave a rufficlenl stop eock afnsed 10 said branch, ss near a ronvenkniry max be loine iwlvate pipe aforeHald.

so ss lo stop tbe supply of water through the niid branch, when reiiulslie. and uot to lutemipt Hie supply 10 other persons havlns a rtirlit to uw the pixo aim wmca sucn connection may be found and every permo ate. glecllng or reiUKlng to bare such aaffident strength of pipe or pipes, or Mop cock afll aed as aforesal 1 shall forfeit and pay a sum not exceed big ten (lie on) dollars Article 6. No pipe shall bJ Laid at a less depth ban 40 Inches bcktw Hie surface of the street. avenue, or yard.

au! all stop boxes, used lo replace old ones, rauol bo of Lrun st sst three ladies Internal diameter adjustable to the height of pavement or surinoe not pro)ecUng above the surface, and secured at top with a removable iron cover. Article T. moo om box ana service pipes must be kept In repair by the on aer ihcreotaad anv expetute Incurred by the Hoard la larning off water an aivnunl of leakage or 000 pay men of rentK. or repairing, must be iutxioi py tne owner beiorc the water a III be tamed on. fcEcnox XIV.

Mre a jiM. Article 1. The one of Ibe pave wasb shall be rvhtrkted lo the prcneny on which It la located and tbe street ImoxMUiely In Iroat thereof, and shall not be ttned Ioe any other purpose Ibaa herein spcrlwM. Artb te s. When Its use Is requested for snrtnk I'ng lanes or gardens, wlien the water Is not tnfii d.

Hie Ikmrd kIisII Ox Ibe rale, and 10 no cat H0 such use be permuted until said rale shall have been uxea ana ctiicrea oa ine Water I'ook." and Hie person, so reauestlnr. shall hive been notified In wnilngot the rata axed, aed the time during waicu 11 may beased. A ri kle X. Ha lw We najUiln got pavrnw tiia aul Hie sptlnkllugU stieets Is strictly Prohibited between Hie hours of right a. m.

and alt r. an 1 st all limes from lbt nrat day of JJrcetn ber lo tbe Crst day of March. Sscnox XV. IIhihIit. Article 1.

No person shall make attachment 10 any main, service pipe or other cManecttoa. by or llirougb which water Is supplied by Ibe Water Ik partment. or do any work about such ptpw or connection, no matter where located, aithout liaving nrat obtained a license, as hereinafter required. Article a. Anv plumber.

tailing 10 do bostness In connection with the Water In pattment. shsil procure a PeentM from the Hoard, and at Ibe name lime execute and dVUVer to the Hoards bond with two or more necurtilca.10 be ariiraved by the UMrd. In tin utn of nve hundred itfMTt dulUr. eondlt toned thai Im shall Inda mnify and nave barrak KS I he lit of llamntxirg.or any oa rer of said my. sirainM ana 1 rota any ana au tn lurles and ilinjoi Ineurtvd or sustained br say person by or Irota said Ikenned plumbrr, bis ser vsnu or sgenla.

in doing said nick, or by or la consequence ol any negtlgeoro in guardinr Ibe same, or any maleruls UmtvI tbrreoa. or by or oa srrount ef any or admlsioa of Hie said plumiicr. or his atfrbts. and shall faithfully perform Ibe wotk In all reiywct a. and shsll ltnUMllatcly slier wot la dooe.

replaoe anils. store Hie street. or anues an1 pasvnvbls lo as eitni tte snd eoniitmn as im loutKi ibrcn. Artk le Karh ucenwd 4ambrr aiuul stale In wnilnc. Iw rfcoid.

bu actual ttacf buaiaesa. together with lb nsiue under whlrb Ibe tu4 Lena ta done, at 1 lie time 01 taking las Hortann. and shs'l Immediately notify the twmtary ot ibe LMmru 01 soy ruai Ke in (iiuer inereanrr. Ank le 4. Nolk wd Plumber shall be permit Ud lo take out Ik en lor week to he a one by a person not In the employ (4 meh plumbrr.

Artk k' ft. Tbe Hoard, or lis anlbortnnd acedia. Slialt.al all limes, have lactmvn tor loKpelng the plumbing or ollierwutk and Uttarea. wlaUe utxl Ihecliafveol Hie rlutiilMV. Articles.

Atl iin tMd 4umtTs tdudl on or lorelle IUM tiy of 4ll. A. I. Il. anthla twenty d.iys st lb approval of lalaordluaier.

tie turuI'lKxl by I he IVnttf ant a ltn, hlch Mia 11 mitk ibe lk to do work la the abrr Ik parl iin i.t. Article 7. nald Hcrnhcs Khali be algned ty all or al asl a tusyorlty ol LUC iteatd, at4 ataU zJt" Proa or ami deatruig as anv wiSentTrSra? onTrng Brstday of racb mtmth. a4 claii wur coapirted Curu.g Vi Artide a. an hMiM numbers shauetptreon the bmim IU ISM.

or all.be i date Ibe annrorid a psmenC and i muwra aaaMKai niiraTana rrculatloM aa It may ora toory. cktwb a snswvw. Article L. When utmMMu. aMnilfitMikm.iw...u I Al laaT r.

be lor water, instrsi a bring crraoa ArtaOe I If a 1 sffsJrsof tneters wm Article a. All irx. 11 aa tLT 1tZx. Article Wbeaevrs atiy twrsna ssa3 4flr ta bare a aew mJw be Hrd for a prm jskai cf ue lkara. tnViHST sel tneasse wsoijrry.

boarding or stale atabka shall r.T7., j. mi iiik 1K" raw isr water tor dameMle t'srponns. .7. i jiBa uui rvaa. aba Tii raid InT 7" loerwouos.

bea watr shall tiaa timia i Lui xuir. aae 'JV' 7 nunu sit beeafjanBai to the prciper oaiacr the Us tX! rr asy Wher SKimrrwaajca. wheav eer any twmoa. Bern avctarnn. raiaoa pimui An.JL,l ''J bt is ibe 5: i bJTy ih TM assn SLygi aa ULltM AfUUs r7 wwj'.

raiorrw umi oral zrrs' regsiauotis gotrmiiff me anirb 1.. bm i ws any ST. au ha IMW Mara Hal miuraiiiMs A shall hat tire paJaT lr ormcur rt, tiaesi ewe ti "a vrm nnau lie Hmd acauist their roprtty tar the rtl sertd! XVIIL arer for Stll41t rwrvmmn. wniica peram from ijm tvxv iry cjf tkr board before aaag ibe ctiy water tar enuiAuig sw "t's latrtrsraan tbeiomwe. ilea or 1 W2" ibe axraut anti.

toaad snoae ed la cwsiMtrwotio ot tbe ZzjTz anau isrutsa tiactnty et atTnttji nhcenug lite irewMwrra CKafr I ne waierror damewtae parrBa arm tx iarmd an. peraoa bwt ibe proper aonr of lite air Urpatlsaeat shall naif water. I aoa lbs fauure of aay oarner to resuaer a trse aoncmnt wMtwa mm said. Ib prarwr edorr cT le akl Irat1nant I acwan. ans ise aosnaut fuauS by btoi lo be da sawr sbaU br rs tcvd aa a mm m.v cny.

Aniae When tarfceri ater la wand tor bsudiajr purpMr, iae amossl csttsattHal shaU pe paid lor brar tae ater skaJl be I srueS oa toavnos Xll JfoSora. Aft V4aS) I saTAlfSBW Saaa'al as akS. a Ti tu wS. at aA ana ai WmW sWaVMI a MUtm mmW my i iai or wtrrtvw pip itan.i amiU cttoa havtne bnr crm tM tttl permA war wara, rrrroa XXv JWta. arrv VM 1 Biatml bVlno IXnafvl fi.tl u.

lo. or do say srork erwa. Ibe city's wai maitia. wiKiiiK waw auav tneata twade lo lae ssaltis nba4 snake wnt4ea sjw MWulka. i 7 v.

aaa mv Lilian boars la advance, abea x'ti srrraie wm Its IkM of a moetnt nbawlne natsttratil. iiMW.rar ia Ibe City Treasurer. Tae liitr TaYiaaarar athall boi retelve any fsaaey tor tart ales car? apna leodcnL. deKliraaltaiC be Hire 19 Band. At Ibe lime aaitwal lori be Invert las of the btiiiKv.

tae l.aaaun aHau mMw uc ui a awaaniMaai sy be promptly and tB tacbiiy dotm. Sam os XXI rtt kv a. a a m.i'ii, J. ainwJa ya4i dime at sach inoa awl is aacb SBsnnM as tbo Article f. No pab fared xpnaWVr skan ba shall be obtained trow tbe tkrd.

permit shall bans smtiea car rintad iIktos Um ttaane of the oa ner or ear neea tf the prUikkr, lla nam ber. sai bod of ooamrnctloa; capacity wtaea tall. vwr iv aMww nrB aa srrvton. daily, sad copy of all raka ab rf'4 uls Uona trovernlng lis nrvrat Ions, emanaj ormota is ine inrmtra mr L. 4.

akA mrmam mm sprinkler lo I4ss sired snswi skw: eoona oneit lemUi i4 aa loch le Uuurir. 0iail tiMw be wwv ir 1 vvhwk iwn lar m. 1. ai parpoaes no waale Ul be prrmnied. A rude ft.

All inatractiana rwxivod frow aa as aunna unmw, mnm ia 1 or rjiruutunc Ibe ntreeia. nhsil be tally compnea wuh. and all bt ntauaaaraa autau Brrnc. i iBupnuva by ibe pprr astbortty, and boa cneubd ahall aotbe aael aatil put Into sack oondities as shall ta xocptablr to ajui a)frd by lk Itoaia, ierUoa S. ta awteuf atet from orinrnjvr boan.

valrra. connw ikwia or fspea. cr any SMtglncs ca ailure lo onoipiy with asy rale car rec siaUea yvtmuHB miw nav vf.iaajria, vaa paw cteat caaae for a revocation cf a pcrniH by lb Haasil aTSS SaWOPC STV sW mMfJ WS 9 WW BBBalaM' uonai rules sad rrgsiaifcKis as it taty tftersa be txsssary. aVa ttValA saWaa bTI 'ka aa Skan a SS aaan a araaraaa Mm. A AfA "XTloS XX1L Xiavdlaus vwui.

aiiniB m.w auaa aa vm 1 wm in any sear bulkliag acre It bas Sxal Inns perrf ously Osc, except by tbe texf odora ot the llii.nl Article t. All prvwoas bail eg wsier tout rta caanm in uacan rvKwiauoaa. car prttviutia war eaerlal rates, nball pay SUCH ratos as tbe avssrd shall ckriermlhe. Mxnos XX lit, raef. 41 wiw a.

nujr 1 iw. aw inanua a. RU wm late or tail lo cvMnr4y with aaycdibe kcmgoiag rales or rrcalallona. tor llta tk4alkMi of car atoa cocnpllance ita blrh a penalty bas ami bnrwi tmmlw im.rn.ml.mm. li ll ore any AVWmaa orth Maic cs ibeeny.

for. leu and pay Ibe nam of dre dtklars (11 idea ahall be paid Into Uie it Treaary. ana a a. au nnea. I 'c crra ava praaoara rrovtdod lor bema ahall reootwatile aa aSatar M.

IVarffMf aiav fwt UW IMMavfatlU) by law. no XXIV. Art irk 1. All tw libauona or ttarts of crdlninons Incanaistanl or ootinioiing wit the ptxnlHjcaaa of thiaordlaance be aad ibe aaaae are rcprak 4. ail'WBa.

i iuunm, apriO ala or. Proposals for Street Sweeping. HtaawaT PcrssTwcsT. tl.akjkSt so. AprdOtb.

IfOLf SKAI.F.U PUtlltlaALS wll be iwntaj al lais ofnos antil it WcScar boon. day. Aran lh. ifwi. all labor aas tuaia re aired tossrerp aud keep d' an ine ae4 ptc tKMasaf Marfcef, Third axad aJcat sttreeta and Mrawberry serene for ibe prraod ca caue rmr.

romUK bcttig May 1st. Itwt. mt la ibe trrmi aad cos9ditkns of lae cobtract sad cations gwmiirig ibesattas. Tie contractor to bare tbe se of swerjnng machine. A bobd of tt.Ms.

with. I we ar jrvvel ecreues. will be required. Tbe rtghl lo rekvt at.y cr at) tna Is rtaavsrvt. rcw biaak spnetneat lout, or I art her ltd armaUoa sprcy to the naucrrgned.

It. WT. amUTJa. spiT lot Illchw ar cvawmiBBicaBar. I you want any Coal or III Wood to PETbRS, 1 6 North Third street.

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