;mvbria Jfrmnmu ew Fxtradiiian i reutj. EUsZHSDUnC. PA.. FP-IDAY. - - AlTil STi). l,-6 !!fO( IUII( til I V IK KIT. h.m.ki TIIoMA ( LUX, I (!: A-.ri hly : L. N I F. I. Mi I. A U(r I fMX, .T,;-f,oWn . JtHIX s. 1MIKV, n.'iurr. KK IMjc 'ri(i i ..KV: II. A. -HoKMAKKli. Tr.ienrtbunr. K IKK AH K K' ' M; I E K : (..i:li:tixi: .i. i ; l a i : j , Koensburg. FOR t!ti:ict attokney: H. (i. UOK, .lohnftnwn. yon vfxm iioi-se director: JACOB SIIAFEII. AUheny Twp The State election in Alabama took place on Monday last, and resulted, of course, in the election of the Democratic candidate for Governor and the other State otlicers by a sweeping majority. More colored men are sai l to have voted the Democratic State ticket at this election than at any former contest. service, Mr. Anderson, of the Fifth j district, is one IIjo aLIt-.st and most inde I pendent men in Congress. The Kentucky delegation is also far above the average. Once more the trade dollar has forced itielf upon the attention of Congress, but in a way tJ.at is by no means credit able to that body. Near the close of last week an .lurndmsnt was tacked on by th Senate to what s known as the .Morr;on siirnliis resolution anthnri?. under the treaty or lM.: the followine : morouirnjy equipped lesislator. and ii - their r,lnut,on at vir w-f-.in es-.fl1 m msiaugi.ier, (at onrpiary, (3) em- i cimuutug man personally. Mr. Ureckin mnnth, ,,.. . ' . , im s'x bezleineLt or larceny of the value of ; ridire. undoubtedly the finest orator in months and their recoinaee into stand- j fifty dollars or upward, nnd (4) malicious th- House. Sir. McCreary, an excellent ard savei tlohars. The M!orris,in reso- 1 inhiries to r:r.-vt.f.rtr wiiprphu th lifo nf : parliamentarian Mr Taniw any person sball be endangered, if such ; younn politician and orator, and Mr. injuries aonstitute a irinoe according to j Wolford, a Congressman and eentlemari the laws of both the hiph contracting of the old school, and one, of the most parties. Tho l ist includes the Anarch- ! popular members of the House. Maine's Ht, Communist, Nihilist, dynamiter's delegation is very strong in fact ir mav SEWS ASD OTHER 30TIMJS. Some Remarkable Cures of deafness are recorded of Dr. Thomas's Electric Oil. Never fails to cure earache. hit ion which has been a bone of conten tion betw-en the two houses, may or tuay iiot pass, and on that contingency tli-? ultimate effect of the amendment entirely depends. The trade dollars weret-o-nd by the Government fourteen ye .us ago and made a legal tender to the extent of five dollars. Their limited ItVal tender quality was subsemjentlv iaKen The protests from Irish organizations against the new treaty with Great Brit ain have been largely made without a i it numbers among its members, besides proier conception of its character. It i the Sppaker, who is in some respects ih adds to the list of extraditable offenses 1 foremost public man here, Mr. Willis, a I An AlbaDy (Ga.) lady says that during a , the war she paid $20 for a Fpool of thread. dollars for a pound of tea, and f 100 for a gingham dress. Martha Washington's portrait wil adorn the new one dollar certificates and that of General Hancock the certificates of two dollars. The oldest and largest tree in the world hideous villainy, and is the mot heinous dispute the nalm with Geo;',, m0. ! said to ctand near the foot of Mt. -P.tna. of them all. U'e have had a recent il- Red. Dicgley. Rontelle and Millikeri 1 ,9 2X2 fePt in clrcurafren'' an 13 lustration of this in Chicago, and the constitute a quartette very hard to beat, j cnPStnut of course. disclosures now going on in that city ; Mr. Dingley has better suceesa In An enterprising vnnnir woman has a An Efficient Remedy In all casf of ItronoliinI :uid I 'u I mo nary Affoctlons ii A Kit's OlKUKT l'KCTon!.. At siicli It 1-j ra-ngnit-d mii1 . frewrll.-d by the Xiicdi-al jroft-xiiin. und n uiiinv thousand of fajnllieu. fur tho piiat forty jearf.it liajt bcm regarded ai an iDvalimblc botiiehn)l rrunedy. It 1 a preparation that only rrqulren to be takrn In vrrr small quautltloi, and a frvr dotrt of It admiuLaeri'd In Ihn early atatrcs of a cold ir ruu(h will e-Ouet a tedy curs, und may, urv poiMibly, fave life. Tbcra ll oo Uuubt MhatcTer that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral TTu prnnerrod tho lives of (Treat tiumtxra cf pProni, by arrftliu; tlie (Vvclnpiueut of SPECIAL OF SAL ttJJITUB ! nave arone tar to convince the American , pusninsr legislation through than any i furm In Asbton, Dak., which she runs with- I : iople that the dynamite fiend is about other member, and he makes nse of none ! out assUtance. and last year she raised ; ..ir Ul.Ol UHKr1,U l UUa U , " " - I1J Fn II S. .Mf. Ite0 IS t tl 6 ' 1 hlinllk flf ItI Lrjn jrttla, ltronobitbt. 1'Dpnmonta, I I'lilinonKry onmnption, and by the cure of tho dantrnroua maiadlaa. It where they will likelv quantity of them are in the hands of i brokers and speculators and the remain der are held by trades, merchants and others who have been patiently waiting , for years expectlo,? that by an act of Congress they would be enabled to re- j ceive full value for them. The course of Congress in its indecisive action on this trade dollar question ha? been most , shameless and inexcusable. Postmaster General Vilas has ap-i 1 's- At ,ie meeting on Tuesday of proved a new design for postal cards. ; 1110 conference committee of the two away by Congress and for one reason and another they were practically i ,"al tnat' nas npen volve' from what peer, intellectually, of any mo is piblM ' - ' - repudiated in all business tvAnoii, we CM th TWOfrress of the age And scl- Tife, and his powers in the line of sharp The Xetheriand steamer Waesland while The larcrprrwi f $ lM"MUlons- ! entific dlscoverv. It is to the credit of delate, retort, wit and sarcasm are only out two days from Antwerp struck a sleep- - iirif rpjr. ion or them are in China ) the Irish people that while almost every 1 equalled in Congress by Senator rnealls Ing whale eighty feet long, and cot It In Whern time trill l;i-t . . ' j -j.- .- i rri i . J . . . iiacicnaiiiy, inciiuiinz .vmf ricans. is rep- iuc rewnt aeieganon rrom Massachn- lwo- me steamer was not damaged, resented among the Chicago conspirators j setts is not at all np to the high level 1 for j 'Til attend to It aoon." Doirt cheat nuu uiuuiriFia, uio uduio ui uuiiisuiuau ; tiicii kimi, .-iace nseo to oe celebrated is on the list. j The Missouri group is fairly strong, with The objection that undet the treaty j Messrs. Hatch, Rurnes. Warner and persons may b extradited for political i Bland at its head. The New York men offenses ha? no foundation whatever. are not aa conspicuous, takintr them all It is a universally admitted principle of i together, as one would expect from that I ni"uiin iipnsrs. ueimont. ,i am es international law and purely political crime cannot be reached by extradition. Nevertheless, it was deemed proper to reassert that principle in the terms of the new treaty. It is reasserted in the following words : Xo fugitive criminal shall be surrendered " . . poiilp3 rn ft -i i unaer ine provisions or cam treaty or or inn ,ire tone printed in diack on white i . . ' 'i"uui)n. anove referred convention, if th crime in resnect of which i'Aj'er. IT!1" with n heAil of Jefferson on the Bliss, Hewitt. Burleigh, Hiscock and Tayne are a credit to their districts, and Messrs. Hewitt and niscock are among the most valuable members of the nonse. The Ohio delegation, as a whore, 5s hopelessly mediocre. Messrs. Burter worth, Grosvenor.Warnerand M'Kinley do what they can to hold np its average iiw x fnnsvivanians loom up quite well, to, it was agreed to strike out the clause his surrender is demanded be one of political corner. Tho r.w .Jeicrn was : Truing for the redemption of th ! anthnri'r;-i rrej are ! at the lurpau of engraving and ' "onars, and that disposes of the : surrender has In fact been made with the j tayne and scott are a'l men who printing, ami the cards are generally tnattf'r for thp session. It was a most ! IL.IV? " pt2?i8h him fr R Crime f I JJe. M!9!,,',rbJnflaence and force ; .. . - I,. , ... . ' political cliaraoter. and this is especially true of ernr in c.Wed an improvement on (hose . nrul, and disreputable wt. m , hi, clause of the tre,ty the politcal ! the rase of Mr! Rindall. The Texas row ;rf u , , , offender can find an ample shield against ' delegate has a qnartet of able men in i extradition. Ihe Chicago i i?nr.5 i!lus- i issrs. iteagan. Welborn. Craln and Tiik Democratic State Convention 1 'rales it in this way : j Mills, and most of it? other members ai ft ni cheapest Boap you ever used, It Is win met at Ilarrisburg a week from ' urpose. Tor example, tnit iir. u'- , "vp toe common run of Congressmen. ued by me best famlliea In Boston, New i i"mmiu ui -in. .luuii iuyin "snu ueiegaLion 19 aiSO moder Solicitor f;.-..Prui i i.. T..i. Ti,a . ' .. . " i " '"'7 "nan sena an agent to i.onaon Geoi:.;e A. .Texks. of Jefferson county, this state, was nominated last week and confirmed by theSenate.to be next Wednesday, the ISth of the mnntb in Ulillf 1)1 JOI1U i li lU mO!lt timm norf n.l!J.. m j t l ... f , in r i-- t . " ouumains inr lopiacn uynamise wraos wnere t ney will (,oo,ie. oi irgima, whose nomination 1 the nomination for Governor are ex- i blow P railway train, and launch a w;is rejected. It would be diflicuft to . United State s-naf-xr-,-n: . m , i few score nasienirers into the next yourself In that way. Your hair Is growing thinner, dryer and more lifeless every day. Save It and restore Ita original color, softness and gloss by using Parker" hair Balsam while you may. It Is a fact not generally known that a banana tree bears but one bunch of fruit, and Is then cut down to make way for the suckers that pprlng from its root, which reach maturity and bear their bunch of ba nanas in eight months In somefparts of Indiar a farmers areflear tng down their worm fences bnllt of black walnut rails, and selling the seasoned sticks to chair makers for prices that will re fence their fields with pine, and leave a margin of profiton the operation. With your next order to your grocer, send tor sample pound of Dreydoppel's Borax Soap. You will find It to be the best bould be kept readv for uae In every family whero there arc children, aa It ta a medicine tor superior to all oLhen In the treatment of . roup, tbn alleviation of Whooping Cough, and l be cure of Colds and lnflucnzjt, ailmrntH i-ecullarly inci dental to hiMhixxl and youth. Fromptl tode Id ileallDg with all dlseaees of this ciaaa ia of the utmoxt Importance. The) kMt of a olnple day may. La many nm, entail fatal roneqaeneeii. Do not wwU preclmie time In exej-1iaeDtlnr wttfc Drdiclnes of doubtful efficacy, wbile tho inaladv U rotutantly raining a deeper bold, but take at ooob tho ipeodloat and Duet i-rtftlu to cure, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ritFPARKD BT Dr. J. ". Ayer At -, Ixwell, 9Io. Sold li Mil Irimista. PARLOE FU; We tlesire to t all your attention to our Gr.unl Special Sale of Parlor Suits and Parlor Fumhurr SATURDAY, AD G Us and continuing for a few lays. We ill h;iVr- in , hi)ition at that time Parlor Suit? of 21 t l.-s anl the Grandest Display of this line of g.o.ls ever large cities. We will, during the sale, give. Sj,.., j., j line of goods, and can, during this time, save wi cent, on tne regular price, it you are in need of anv iiiiv, .uu o-c uui r.Kt. i. it t can snow vou n f" , 1 1 i i1: ately strong. Ontcome of the Great Railroad Strike, n.ime any office in tho gift of the 1'resi- , laco and ChannceyF P.lack th 'l WOr11-' an1 the llriti4n authorities, dis- j Heartrending stories of destitution dent which Mr. .Tenks is not peculiarly j Lieutenant Governor AM ! 1 ! . -etched o?eB9 co XZ T-olt ,i:r.i t , ri'i . ,. ! . .. . "' "iFiPin, ..,, i.,,i, rH-ciauy so ii ic city or l he 33!) delegates to the Convcn require-; compierensive I-gal knowledge tion have Wen elected on,i i f course, as the crime was done with and unqnPstional.le honesty. tion of delegates wh i,, , ' ' ! dynamite, Mr. John Boyle ()-Ke!l!y will . . -.wv inr-ii Mil" I I It" - PU 13 much Smaller than no.,ol ----- - 11-11111 crime, shall send over a reauisition for ! TTcm u; v,.-.,. ! the extradition of the chief criminal.- k; m , "'"""J " T" ?! . , ,, c uinnuimi mfainrn Tnrr.F are .".J.flM pot misters in the UnitP.l Stites. f)ut of this total -22,717 have t-en appointed by the present Ad ministration, to C!l offices newly fstfibliphed. .".-7 to fill vacancies occa sioned by death, and 0112 in consernier.ee of rwuati"i fir the expiraMon of the time f.-,r v.h'c't V.r y '.v.-r ciiT.niis5:or.fl. Ti.t re have teeu onlv 'j ".';; renvw-iH or eu'ir.sions. ( ver :k1i" '-ost calces, it wilt b- spen. aif- sMl! it, the hands of i Republican :;M)ir'.'es. whli)i clt.n.. ILL It ... uiai u win r.ot be under rhe con trol sav that it is only a political offense, for which the treaty says no criminal shall tne resources of Jay Gould. The results of the great strike as summarized in the .rw ton o'm. are as roilows . First. Of the 4700 skilled Q n it n n o Ir i f 1 be surrendered. He will thus raise an workmen in I ho emri., n. ' , b0SS rule lite H.o T i i911A th-i mncl Ke flen..'e.1 hti Ikofnrl,. T-cfi. u ID WISHOlin ., ii-i'uuuran . , - v ' - j j , cv-ihv. cijairiu wut-n r-iarrin irons or- ( onventlon, but will be composed of the Cl. V'-- not the judicial power ; dered the strike, less than 200 have been unfettered representatives of the true t niT j.!"! v!ica; j i.ak.e" ba( whi'e the places left vacant DemocrAcv nf t . . ' . tl0n for 1)13 extradition, but the judicial by the strikers have nearly all been filled democracy of the State. Our present nower nf the mnmrt ,hih the ,r,.ii. sc mf VT Jf ". uee" nI cation is made. That is the 'competent from all parts of the countrv hv thia I anH.nriici ih.it ...ill !, ;t m . "-ijr uy iai8 an opp(rtunity to prove "that the said requisition for his surrender has in fact been ti! td( with a view to t; v u ouuish C'asti.ki; in Ire!, Hid in t ! :'.t as wh- ; with I.oni I.'Tll l ind. Me v p:a!i i an execrated name ;unj in r p.ip!e look upon e;-i ti at Knglar.d h is dune urv fur t.helftst 'wpntv year. '1 l' i.'u i. in cmpiirisor; S.ilisbun'.s apt'oininiHi.t of u vl-rry to 1" vicerov of Iie is formerly Visc-ur;t C.iStU- M'fl.llace or rther rt-agh ai.d i-a lineal tlfcet;d.uit ..f th ii.fiui.m J.urd Cistlereagh who, in 1h. thcijh hi ui.se f an Iiishmau, sold rountiv to Knulatid bv corruiUlv hi brin.jrirg abou!; that ypar. "net is mar the chances are decidedly in favor of Senator Wallace's nomina tion. S.niMthinr. however, mar occur when fhedelerratps meet at TTarrisbnre that will rr,-,d-jce a d'fferent resnlt fhun Mne nomn.stion of either ' Jfack. Tie nams of several eu H' nvn gentlemen I ,n-,(,(I ii coi,H-tion with the rom?,.!,M-m Td wneria'Iv f ,,f uor,rv M'CormfpV. of IffirHsbur ar, iron ma; :;facMi-er with as ffr ard honorable a rfptt'.'.tion a ?: ,Hs,eqs.j )V WT ma:i if) (Jr4 5faf of Mr. Wallace it isentirelv nnnecesqary here to .-.peak. ITe is known in every nook ;1!1 corner of the State a a man of eminent abilitv and nnqn.iiM ity of character, pure aMke in hispnblTc .u pnvaie ure, and as well York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Wash ington. A contemporary records that 15 years ago a man quit Berlin, Canada, owing a $10 board bill. The other day he returned, found that his creditor was dead, hunted up his family, and paid the debt with Interest. The asylum he escaped from is not stated. The most deadly foe to all malarial dis eases Ik Ayer's Ague Cure, a combination of vegetable Ingredients only, of which the roost valuable Is used in no other known preparation. This remedy s an absolute and certain specific, and succeed when all other remedies fall. A cure Is warranted. It Is Impossible to count a billion. Flad Adam counted conttnously from his crea tion to the present day he would not hare reached that number, for it would take him opportunity for employment. reached that nr. mho, ,i, v ! Second. The suffering entailed by the i 9.512 years. At the 'rate of 200 a minute 1 tr",Iet i recouldheMeooooan hour. 2SS.000 j him f r :, crime of a i,MMoal character', thono-h ,n man. . " 7u ' !cr Qay- "n1 ,.2,m a year. ' an.', if hec'iall pr ve that, theCi.uiL will ; pendsbut it. is due to anxietv rtnir i A rattlesnake got In front of a mowing ! order his disc'urge." ; ai..rriflcat?on. l.umil-rttion (,..,..'!..: 1 nwhine in St. Joseph How's Your Liver? Ib the Oriental salutation, knowing thnt good health cannot exist vith.it a healthy Liver. Wli.-i, jl Liver is tnrj id the Rjw els are nlugtrish and eon-stipat-.l, tho foci liea in tho j-tomaeh tmdi k'edted, j-oifoning the oluod ; fre-juent headache ena'iofi ; a foe-ling of lati tude, depondencv and nervousness indicate how the whole .ty.-t'-rn ir; de ranged. Siinnions Liver Regulator has 1-ec-n tho means of restoring mora peoj.'le to h&dth and happiness Vy giving them a healthy Liver than any agency known on earth It acta with extraor dinary power and efUcacy. 11 ij enngs, ana nave rnaue to your oraer any stvk- 0f A" exniDiiion 01 irus kiml luis never been seen in tl :" :. ed. It will pay you to eome 100 miles to attend t : member, this is a Special Sale of Parlor Suits .it S ? : 1 ; Come early and get your choice. Our stock of 11 .r , Rockers is very large, in fact we have the larc.-t ", '": ' . of all kinds ro two furniture stores in the t in- -(,v 1 'J,' j mrgc n siuck as vu j neru is no article in ; i manufactured nhat we cannot furnish, i Don't forget the place and date. Doors open lr p. m. Admission, Free ; Children, same pri c. in HARRY WAYNE & CO. Dealer! in Manfl Seconfl-M Furniture. icc7 r -r ALTOOXA. I . 1 P. S. You can exchange your old furniture to u. it to us for cash. Kor a ure s Mary had Lar.ib, Or two and two make four, If you ever need a Parlor .suit, 'ow i t ie tin;-; buy one at cur I-'l" !. HARRY WAYNE CO C ,1 .,.! , J Ihil 1. .. - .mi t r-iii:yi- 1 in-ur n; u viutiiiue, j niufi ienirjrarny at least ir .-.ssHsn--ti-M;s such as ih-.f."i:i Ih.tj.- j be broken up, while the Imada f h'm ')ix i'arft. ha ever iorxMhe Iii.,:i cause !C forth to seek employment : th low nf aiiMning not hnrm. Tney dislunor it in the faop of th wot' I. It is Ihe weapon r.f cowards. I'.nt this nide, there is an Americ-.m quesMon to he considered. We have now an'le evidence fh t there are in this country organized hnnditti wno propose w.-irfre on society and civ 1 irie nomes that hnii hn h..,.ht partly p4id for with the savings from the wags received; the giving up of good school privilesrrs, which the ehil- I dren have enjoyed in all these railway towns, and the necessity of accent; ! , e.upmyment wherever it is offered at a j countv. Ind.. and i was cut into three pieces. When Mrs. Ronck, who was raking hav, cn:ne up where 1 it was the head Mill had life enough to bite her, and the jaws had to he torn apart to re. mo?e the fangs. Mrs. Ronck came near dying. NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED Ak eenera! ftirnilT rTno1 v f. r I rw-if, Ttriild l.ivt-r, 'oiiBtipaiioii. I hardly ri-T hk1 anytiiin els", nnd hnve niivT I ic-n dispi.tiirofI In thftrr i-t priliii-.l : It kpina to l.f :i!ii!.t n rr'i'l run- f.ir j.ii ." if t : '. .11 i.-i, a Ti.i h. .ii. W. J. Mi Ki.uol . ii.- 11. 1 m . LISTEN! LISTEN! LISTEN! To the Citizens of Cambria ; Generally; zo Good ITre:- fd. D. KITTELL, -'V ttorney-n t. - 11 w , ki;fnhi 1 15, 1 a. ffie Arm- ry Fo-'lrtin. n; '-'irT lioti'o. TW. DI( K. Attorn ky-at-U w, fchenphnrir. P. t:ftce In haiMinit ol T. J I.loyH. ilrc-.j. rfcrst flrir. I'entri" Fireet. All manner 01 1jI hu8:nrnt ttncleil t fn tin Inr to rn na cne:ons a specialty. 'ivu. -lt. the hated 'union" of 1 for an inlell.rronf a: . . : j "'". iih' !f or tn auries 1 . : of tflp officH f Governor as sny rmn in I ine .rnte from the Tioo, ilizntion killing innocent w?men and j much less rate of wages than the Mis cni.uren ratner than those they ho!d "our' ' acme corporation had been pay uiiili v of tne crime of property by the j iu- Thse things are staring the late treachero;is and cowardly use of this j s'rikprs in the face in all these towes death-dealing explosive. They operated j Third. Martin Irons is practically' a in Chicago a few montn.i- airo "Verr 1 wanderer, almost an m,in.ot . .1 """") venture with safety in some p'a- 0v;i:r.v nut adj-urn on Monday l it n it w is erpectl to do. hut Wore tlii- pnj) r n- n his our sulifcriliers it will surely litre cived to exit. As was generallv an iclpated the Rtvt-r an 1 Ilarfior job w.n ,-itu:ii!y arranged by a ci'imnittee ' c inference, hut without tJe Hennepin c.ttia tl e hill p;.Med both President will do svith it remains to lx seen. It is in no sens' a legitimate River and II nlir hill, but a gigantic scheme b plunder the treasury. A veto of the ki rolling iniquity would he heartily .u?tair.f d by the country. Ohio. to the ces w here a few weeks ago he ruled men I "i nnrntir 1 fr !rr, .iii.I "1 I ''-'l 11 iii'i.i, IlllVJ houses. Whiit the Tiif people ot Wales have caught the Irifh liouie rule fever and petitions are now leing circulated throughout that country which declare as follows : "The time has arrived when Welshmrn should govern themselves. The Parliament at London makes laws, not for the benefit of Welshmen, but for the enrichment of landlords and idlers. Welshmen demand the privilege of making their own laws; they demand free education, the aboli tion of landlordism, atad the disestab-lisbmer- rf tho church." The Welsh pe"p!e nr.' fully supported Mr.Gladstone at !V- "cent election, and when the "grand old man" succeeds in getting justice for Ireland ho will no doubt turn his attention to his friends across the Knglisli hord-r. : f 'hniinnw T Tl I , - mnenrs munc of the sterling n,'iiie, of h,-9 rit and . lnnstrions father. Judgo Jeremiah S. P.lack. whoso name i3 associi'ed with . the progressive Democracy of hjs own , Stste as well of the Union. His ,w' thp "P"enant (Governor, is as Ffrn and rugged a Democrat as was his " a n "''ar and an excep tionally well-read man. familiar with ! Mate affairs and admfraWv qualified in j everv re.ct for the Kxecutive chair Where thrre f, 80 mnnh rood material from which to choose it will bp difficult for ,he Con vert lor, t mkp a mi9takp. ! Whether the nominee of the Convention I can be elected or not, it can be trusted ' to name candidal for whom every : I-nocrat in the Tta'e can nte iih.f ! a Huh or any feeling of fear that in the event of his election hg will do anything to dishonor himself or disappoint his supporters. m unri ii may no m nrrsuurg or aoy other American city. There must be a way to track these miscreants around i like the commander of an army The me gione, ir necessary, and bring them imprecations with which he denounced to punishment. The men who denounce ! tf President of the railway system lay the proposed treaty must be made face i ouhl, have reacted upon himself and these facts, and be made, too, to say tb men whom he ruled now sneak of ... ...c. in. y f.nip ..-ir iu iiiruisn in Ln- i "" urgea mem to sneaR nf Mr Gould. ' Ir ourth. The Knights of Labor organ ization lias practically ceased to exit among the employes of the Missouri Pacific system. Martin Irons is looked upon as the a" inif' misfortune. It would 'ivitcil to The attention of tin.vpr l r-;. -Mully uiy mue 'ih?k o! .' ELEGANT FURNITURE,! aua an esisy and convenient place of , refuge for such infamous scoundrels j and enemies of all society. It is a question that may be brought home to ! 11Q ant? rTuir The Irish cause has passed to the domain ()f COTiSt. it llHimal uirilil i.Mi T needs no Pnch weapons. It is cham-I be. har! to Persuade many of the men i 'Z1;"96" nd Physical aspe?t is always pior.eu in Great. Uritain to-day by the I JL , Z " ''-iuiiy oDeyed him last winter ! . ' OI,e nas 1,0 US6 ,n tne world greatest living Englishman. Its leader I , .,, lro"9 was sincere and acted in good is the most skillful and astute Dolitieian ! ralUl- The impression is now e-enerai of the age. It is backed by a solid body Jhiroujhont all the Southwestern system of three hundred members of the British ?at ,Iron8 had long contemplated the 1 onai and possibly political . v uovmicj. oomfl even Mexico is the only crnntry In which the niule can complete with the railroad. Alono the track for miles you may see hundreds of " these little bronchos with great loads of hay, stone and other iroods Kfm backs, without bridle or harness, driven by j lift II I? I & IH I TH V t he Indians, and going the same way as thn I "- I II V A) I Sii I trains. Tbey carry freight for hundreds of miles In this way. At Brownsville. Texas, early on Thurs day morning of last week, Emanuel Chiarez aged sixteen years. Hilled his step mother with an axe while she was sleeping. The boy was found by her corpse weeping. He said be bad become enraeed because she would not leave him go to the circus, and when he awoke Thursday morning the devil told him to cut her her head ntr -Mary Smith stands six feet In her twU ! j ana worns single-handed a laige and flour- Ishing farm a few miles from Stillwater, , Minn. Wl.t-n she n!-w cha If you 1 invites vou to Nice (!(liit-. ' Xo. l.r,n KIc r "; tooua, to examine into ib.r .:; and Heautv ol'his Xew Snrinu- Sr 1 1 1 . Parliament, who lepresent two millions Of voters. It is no lonn-or flimnlv an - -" . ...... . . Irish question, but an imperial one. P)tl.-:burtj Post. TERSONXtL OF CONfillESS. From a Washington let for f. i Philadelphia Tim it appears that the members of Congress from this State have contributed their full share of the materia! dumped into the mill during the preset session,' am! also that what they contrihn'e f,rr. i py conlrituited ,'iopornon or the "chaff came ont of it. The outcome of 13 that fliey Drenenteil STn .. ... - j ' ' ' u""'i 01 W'Jic'i only 150 were of very large that t:i;r v,-ork ho the Leaders are, and the States that send strong Men Washington Letter.l The present House, as judged by the test of the past session, is not remarka ble for brilliancy, as a whole, although there are, of course, many brilliant men in its roster. The leaders, as usual, are mostly men who have had previous ex perience in Congress, but among the "new men" there are several formed a j Irer-kinridge and Taulbee. of Kentucky "chaff" Crrl,n of Texas, and Daniel, of Virginia' wno nave made their mark already. WHO THE LEADERS ARE. the right of way through the Aracual grounds at Philadelphia, to the Ken.sing- bilis. Ac oi:irTi to the New York TrVfjvf ' the production of pig iron in the first six ! months of this je.jr amounted to nearly thr'f millions t. f tons, which is consider ably more than was ever before pro duced in the s im length of time. Mere steel will also, s.iys the lTOe paper, Le 1 proi,uce-i in rvj tr:an m any previous jear. This stems more like the baseless fabric of a vi.sion than t!.o solid sub star, ce of things when we look back to the last Presidential campaign, only two years ago, and lerl-ct, upon what was then predicted by the Trihunc and the rntire IJepubMcau press ir the event of Clevela'-.d's election. The pig metal business as well as the production of -.-..! 1 1 4 1 . .rr. n.i.1, w.Mii.i u.en wnp, me nres or j ton luilroad Company vuc lunnm rtij'i I'jlra iu JLeiIIJ-jrjailia would be extig'j'shpd, ai.d wide spread misery and d-s i'.r.'ion would prevail. Hunornls of of ?'ple were 'nduced to 1 'L-v: t!:'. d'.rrlr! f.-i-crtst-ing of y m a-:il ruin, ar. 1 ' oted for Ulaine. 1 i'laine I rid be-n f leeted every IJepuMiran riper in the iron s-tate of IVniisylrnnia wmi'ii hare Httributed this remnrk.iMe piot-erity iu th.- irju and steel r-inr.f .!!?- :-.!!::f :.ce of his admmiftT' ion. f '! rt-! r-.d, 1 v -ever, wis V.trii, and y ' in the f -r-e u( the fact fi-it lti! iu.u M.d t-'- in.Iu.i- , tries sre m ore prospermis now thai; they . l.ave ever 1 e?n bf fort. Ti:omas V. ' Cooper, !!.e cb;-.irm.'i of U r"a t.a'e Connriittf-e, is mj pt alir.g to tf.o tr.anu. ' facturert tbrourhotit thp '.;'.'e for rron. ' ey to assist l im in securing the flection i of a IN-j a!:cH Oovt-rt-or ai:J increase j ate Bbftot :2i for h h. I..,,V. .1..'. . f , . nr. . ' hitt iirHiMLau iiriraili'll Ill'Ui Ntatein Cnperpw, t Vmpr fooled several thousand penp'e iu this State two years ago by the : Mi.- m' th ' 1 he has a lop'e.J f:ow, ?'-i t'.e ? .rit! lias x i n plaved too often. The r; lyMiit the voters will D) ike ;o ('.x'ler's hi ale H(i(w-;1 w ill ie : "V-'i l.i::ii'oi . i,i-ii i; i ;u l-l and tliat m-:v y ' r f.'.-u;. If you do the same ! 1 '.' ". i .nil wi'J bo oun." or public char . cter, while 7:jo related to ! gnmentative The leaders nf the nresont ITnnoo K a genera! ; virtue of either nraf'.ri.'ai fi,no!''. 1VI VUfllti. Al arensp him rf .-uiitninfr ecnemes, but there seems to be r.o foundation for such a suspicion or. if there is, his schemes miscarried f-wV8.!10 Pnni'9 his petty property in Seda'ia is attached for debt, and be has virtually abdicated bis office, and Las wandered away, few know where, i1? 'uture PPrently before hiui, and added to the hostility of those whom he lately ruled like a tyrant, Is the dis trust of Knights of Labor ererywhere becanao Qf a belief that be meditated v..-..,ji, inwara jvir. l'owderly and his assistant officers of the Knights of La bor. The result of the strike upon the career of Martin Irons is not the least 1 n Teres t in nr matt ... ---.. ,.,vir.i i,r contemplation in for any man, and seems to love only her mule team, wblch she drives Into SMll water three or four times a week. J. V. Dexter, of Denver, has a pair of ancient pistols which, be claims, are the bnee used by Burr when be fought the duel with Hamilton. Tbey are flint-locks ; the barrels are of laminated ateei, heavily chased ; the handles are of mahogany. In laid witb gold aDd silver. The case In which they rest also contains a flask In which is a little powder and also a ballet mold. -It seems their are some heavy drinkers Id Philadelphia. The Timet ot that city says that one Philadelphia hotel has 6 cus tomers who drink over 65 whlskjs a day each. Another has two customers who Imbibe regularly 8 quarts of champagne a day, 10 or 12 who take over 20 whlskys a day, 8 or 9 Kuzz.e w masses of beer after 3 o'clock Parlor and Chamber Suits, ; 151 1 Kleventli WARDROBES. SIDEBOARDS, Centre, Extension anil Breakfast Tables CHAIRS, CUPBOARDS, SINKS, BED SPRING MATTRESSES, H3. r Merchant Tailoi Ave.. i. VII' connection with the remarkable attempt each day. and one cuVtomVr who reguUHy of a social revolution. Phil,, Tfn .irinv. o ...... e. D0 reKnIar'y or nripli.jl ahllitir n r" uiiiims. JI the j ;n n; sine, .-peaKer Carlisle U only fiVc have become laws Of ; and MeSflrp- Iudall, Morrison Mills' these five two weie offered by Mr 'ilau- I l-PWUt', MrTM1ni,n- Breckinridge, of Jill one the i ivau- Kentucky ; Ilolman, Townshend Tuck- n"net 8 "eritI lHnslon hiU aDd pr- Wand. Reagan, Crisp, Willis HatS the o.her the jomt resolution providing ! T-ragg. Findlay, Blount, Warner of l"r "'"Jporary expenses of the cov- y"uri ' Lnt,J. Springer, Curtin, Taulbee i eminent. Two wee 1 bills one introduced I. . r , mini. Ol li-lKS CilUIl! ; rjiuiding at Reading, and the other , Cutcheon. Burrows. Guenrher, Ander , introduced by Mr. Urown, of M'Kean 1 'n of Kans8S ? Payson, IleDburn and county, for a public building at Wi'l- ! L"rle,tfh- Thesft- and T''pr a few -ilw .eI1iioi i iiiiade.r.hia. crantir.jf fore, constitute its nro.ielii ' ' o i , . - . r---', vi n;, Public buildinor i t"Vrr' auu on uie uepuhiioan side. . f n i"- 'Mi iscock, J.utterworth, M'Kinley by .Ir. Lrmen- , Kelley, Browne. Caruon. Lon. Ilenier v, for a public i son. of Iowa : Dinelev. lUvne lhnin me ornr -J.. are "passengers," The ratio is far different iu the Senate rhef e at least half of the whole yjl Uie&iO UIII3 mcmU.. :.. . 7 introIuced hv fheent, ,,.i.., ' :? U,..'V3 ' e Pwer in ' -"v ucirijuuiiu mo , iu some uirecnon or oirections live rr. em her fr.im m, ; i , rr..i ' m -'" "..-. i.uia uiierea j illE DIFFERENT STATE DELEGATIONS V'UI ixeiuHr, i. en. Camrbell, is credited with the imfert.it v of tl.";rtv..-.i. of which twei.ty-Line ftcrt of a The Philadelphia Jlec ord.says : In this time of labor controversies, when work ing men are pricking up their ears and straining their eyes to find cause of dif ference with party management, the circumstantial and picturesque charge which the Timr brings against the Re publican candidate for Governor of violating a law of the State prohibiting the payment of the wages of employes in store orders is a serious one The sore order system is justly unpopular, it has been a grievous imposition upon labor. General Heaver m,, i i. : i self or the imnntatinn hrnf i . him as a law-breaker. We shall wait unsmrrcned.h0Pe he may COme 0ut I'nd treated Fond. J"' stomach develons an acid which stings the npper part of the throat and pal-iV-'lna hprtbnrn." It also evolves a gas which produces "wind on the stomach." In tnat "J. fPp"r"c or distension scdity and swelling Hostetrer's Stomach T. . , r;,.., " , uirmirrn otofn aCQ It is curious to see what a trreat ditT. : liiitera is a much better rnmar ih.n .iv.. ence there is in the comparntive ability i',!!,"9'1",8, 'i,kp hurtshorn rarhonate of ana pr rr.inence of the several Sftg i it; j- ' wrnl or the Bitters, after uvirtrawnps in i no nonse. Nime states are very nneiy represented, others rnd eratelv well, ard still others very weak ly, rerhaps the strongest State delega tion, as a whole, is that of GeorU Ci'iIIMin! h It or Messrs. Norwood. T Crisp. Harris. Hammond. Blount. Clem- ; deiff riiJT..!l,r..n.l I' W I ;n he rr'va'e rature. The K-If.a;o.,t i.i.mbrr introduced by any one member was by Mr. White, of .! fTerson r-or.n'y, who piUd up fifty-four. Cfty thr.;;- of ttV(i, were of a private . ,r.lCi. r . , j .j , other, a puhMc bill, was his lt-v r.-jett io u.g a Mwp catia! .'rorn Fra,kl;n, V-ir-:go couuiy, to L:ke Krio, fur p'irp e of tiai:.sportii)g iron . re. x wis us wild a scheme as Harry White's I roj.'ct when he was in Congress t slackwatcr the Klskimfnitas an C. e ! rii-z tl e 1-t , uu - " e- i in tne Mst nveears have been quite maugh rivers, the diffe rence b.-twt-en ! masterly. Messrs. Crisp, Hammond and the twohi.xls tcfrtLt I ' .1l,"n,: r ro of brilliant l.iwyers, county White g .t Corgrc-ss to appromi- ' 'Z'J .on ?nl Parlia''ntariai1s, and . -",lru l me ciiHir io r'-aiue over the Comrn ttee nf tho fl-Vntnifl-T'"? w rpvpnti-e Thl0 t "eiDK the old hag, burned her drinks 2 bottles of cogniac a day. Of the Cascade mountains In Oregon and Washington Territory, there are eve notable peaks, Mts. Ilood, Adams, St. Hel en, Tacoma and Baker. Rising almost from a sea level to a height of from 10.000 to 14 440 feet, isolated and piedominant, they are more impressive and beautiful than the prominent peaks of equal height of the Rocky mountains, which reach but a few hundred feet above their fellows. The cost of transporting one passenger or one ton per mile has practically remained the same on all roads in Great Bri ain dur ing the past twenty years. On New York roads the cost has decreased 51 ,er c ent and on Pennsvlvanla roads 76 per cent wtthln that time. Five hundred d fty Rh-rnra,OPOra0t,Ve80n the Tvlvani. Railroad do as muchlwork as 2J.76 engines on the London and Northwestern R."S T7tn.Hrr,l),f "t0rT fr0ni the ,ow" end of Savanniri h"9 jSt sin d i t WOmn' "RKp1 to pre pare dinner for a colored picnic, murdered a youn child which had been ,ef t in her charge cooked half the remains and served them to the people. The other half was was found salted down In a barrel necroes became twrffi , ,. , . ". and. aufl In rot nearly evervthlnir iicrtalnlDit to the l-nrnlture hiislncfi.. AIo. anv trnmii- In that line mnnurartarnl In the T'nlteil States told at the lowest catalogue jTicen. Upholstering, Repairing and Painting ot all kiml of Furniture, Chnirs. I.oarrf he promptly n,l ratuturtorilv ntti n leii to. Ware lT.a 'i1 ""TV ot'l-'fite the t:r,r.i.ti,.nal cnurrh. Please ell and examit.0 k.J? whether I " 1 w i ' ti 1 1 1 n c i . r not. ... . r.. H. CKhSSWtXU tbennbuif. A.rtl 18. NOT DEAD YET ! VALLIE LUTTRINCER, KAWrrACTUMR OF TIN, COPPER AXD SHEET-IRON WARE AND TIK ROOFIlfG, nHr.1. l?T,t' th? """" " hi. friend, andtjie pnblic In reneral to the fact that he l (till carrytnf on hnnlneM at the old stand opposite the Mountain Honw. Eben-burit, and U prepared to apply from a lance tock. ormanufaftorlnir toor- uJil - in th" manner and at the lowest at tTi!t,.CT.B,Ktent,?rT work eUher mi"18 r old at this Mtabllshment. TIN ROOFINW SPECIALTY. 'Hr e 1 atiry yo.ir.elve. as to my work and prices. v Ll'TTkivntu ' Ebensbu'nc. April IS. ISW-tl". TTkHNttK. CV RL R1V1 ?sT I US. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER ft 4EWEIE8, -AND DEALER IN- Watches, Clocks, IKWKI.UV. Uvl AS1I- 17-04. 13. Policies written at short notice in tne OLD RELIABLE "ETNA" A.d h.r FIrat l la.sj Cnn.p,.M. W. DICK, fcT FOR THE 0-L.O HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMT. tJOMMENCEl) BUSINESS 1794. Ebenspnra:. Jniy -x. isaj. Optical Goods. 0 Sole Agent -KK THE Celebra-l Eockforrl w.TCHRa. Columbia and Fredonia Watches In Key and SStetn Wmrler. Si of JE'TKU.-V - mm M.I. IC(NT!) i h i-il. J-?T Mv liii ..f .J C.m and se- r.,r v. Inif ii'.wi I V l ll'IOtr j, w, M "f li-f.,r,. -,.!, ,,1 E carl nvrxirjs. r -v - j l "ii t. CHEAPEST -V l V ujaiwpsia, ootn in its aente mUriiTyifi tOTm' PWnts .nil cures V! inll .T- constP'fi. liver complaint, py lro"1,!p2- n-'"""" mid debility I ergons who nhwrca in ihun,.i . HiilLCr f-boui(l Bse this fine tonic without orwio.l i9 ore of the best educated and T.n(reTn , wittiest mnDlxr3 of the House Mr TP ?at saw rat abot t (ro thro Turner i IlheraU faSr-SlK manof ' fine irteH'-eLce and crtat woi k inr fore he tXJa lZl'J?",nt. - j Power, and l.is arumenta iu contested : " "r- shot, and captureTCrm Z the o election and nthur imn.,rt,ni i other 8ide. 1 ,m on tne A Captain a Forlnnate nisrorery. Capt. Coleman, scar. Weymouth, plying between Atlantic City and X. Y.. h,i troubled with a coush so that h nn.ki. is slackwater sctjeme which was expended I a partinl survey of : while th other W: , ut. x unr i , lirue vt Con- , ,he sveraee of the WewMoni rt h . . brflast His chl,dren Rrcs, is now spent in vinsc private ! this yea J I, dUna Sla a ' rTdretbSlm'lar,Z 8ine' M ums, and th., ey,! l. a.sua.cd ,uch rather weak on the whole ; but Kansa ' Diecoerv u?"' Dr K,n' immense proportion, as to call for an .ely represented, five of its 9"yen Co Jenu househn.d T"? the i .jve redely. tt"C I? on the floor e r Z b?- ''j me taie much honr nnd I .V V " lu,8i5nara Kem. . cu ai iu. jamos Uikz .More. and I1F.N T. Prim R... j HOLMAN'S NEW PARALLEL BIBLES ! ula i: a V"V '"""""I An ts wanted. irrulars Iree. A.J. Molman o , nilla! JoliDston, Buck & Co., :Pa. I Money Received on Depsit, I 1A TABLE OUT HEIW A M. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS COLLECTIONS MADE AT ALl Arc-KH-MBt.K rotTfTS. DKAFTS o the rrlncipal Cities Ronrtil anil Siih General liixiii Ensincss Transacted. accovxts soi.iriTxn. Kh A. W. RUCK, Cashier. tbensbur, April 4. ia4.tf. m men t n d .PROF. lflnu fa ar .- . j " - vmi m mil I n d wrn rtw. f TtftMINAL PASTILLES: 31a A4 at -f "iTrnr'? or Mid anil .-..w '"""ilMlf rMon Mum.iiiMl, Work, or too fr, Ind a 111? rii ittULPArs ARE fki k liii nT?, BIIDTI.l.r iit'"' IH d PaiDDhlM ar r 1 ai a a . ' of U"I "V5 X s.m a t M. -M- it- " ri1 CT trii ii. -t, o r-a i - - n fits tr-'O t. nn : n . vbovv onlv i m l- t- K - r:-iti Take l l;rf. ' ''rtjnr.!o tie ( - t MtAlUliman. . i a . ..... . . -t become CAMffalud rmpiJ.y rm.r TREATMENT. CTki i7Ta t:. SI Zm.Q HARRIS REMEDY CO., Pfc C-in, can hav FRtg Trial of our Appliance. Ask to Term.! Unded in mkir.g ; w hole , or in the absence of the Speaker, i to sleep, and was Induced to try Dr Kl,.ff-t t!.? Conernaugh, j J;;1"0"! six nspicnous reprr-senta- I new Discovery for Consntnptlon- It not only d'-ln-t 8M 3 S9'"- buta.layed theei. n ll,. ...... . pp Br" 10 D "uthentle -AtTomah.W-isconMn, Rev. Mr AMer derson a minister of the ofpel and ed'tor of the Tontah Enterpri. ha, Jast ben trie, by the church committee on charts of wl.lppln his wife and ,,sin, r,.t tr..i . Aklerhon was one of the . " '-"' i me samo place whn wm tr d for e,ne t.,o Intimate w7h sned. Wman' U'e Char-8 EbeTu-ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,! General Insurance Agent EBENSBURC. PA., PollRi(A nriltn -l c" "fc onori notice in reliable niH,n Bif. IVh. ""i, m -ultv STEUBENVILLE.-.FEMALE.-.SEHINARY. -it;.-id ti.-4lrl,r::V r .ri) f.v P'i; w i-tkm,-,.l, :.. .-i ... " ' i "i .... ' i"""- ii.i' .J;ii :i. w i:i i nriri ' i. M i 1. - I.,- .1., t . W H.IITM t, I. !..' l-riucll.nl. Mm hi-n 1 1 1 !-. W'" Bt a . 1'Klr Kit 11KAT.TII if ATURE'S i'-;-'iiiir it ,.;r .i CURE PHD M,'n " r-- . tin- iiv- VMKe fUR er innrtiv-. o: -tli- l,w- the old CONSTIPATION, t ' cuii.Hir. 1ahmkt ttlorvi-.nt rlta-r A4rlfiit, will rurp 'fiii;imr . u. SI k He -. 1 a c i . n I ; .." Vlfi". It rr.-uI-i;i- hliWol- . t'H:it.. iETNA, Old Hartford A-U other Ir,i-tI, compatlI LOKEITO.rA, IN CH A HOE OF FRAXSISCAxN BROTHERS. Board and Tuition for the Scholiistic March aflth. lBSfi. If. Year, $200. ATrilKNtY-AT-LAW - Oflc . Armory iiaili":SB"t',ia r""'A HJEy-J j".v their t,K, 1- r.-ln . -; . ' '""-. "mil.' t!ir HI h.,1. i tiiTnlaihlr in I':Iik ,,,( liittamiii..lnrr I M. .... . nit ir a iMtlr rnlri iiu.,1 A.prirnt lor i l.inirer. Ko.-miiii-a. KniHi.i- ri" Kt.t. it shoul.i i-e fi'ii j. ' i In every houKt li..!.!. su.j I'V UruuK n't fvpr whcT -. ATllll:,itilri-. .."tlv tv TARIIAMA lark. Sick-Headache. ARD DTSPEPSIA. Ii .1. LY.Vm- U X i)l''.K'f. Jv I K. Ind aau tsrl a 1 1 r n I I'- ! ' ,r HOME AND CITY T'i-C : t A & a a itltrajkitl 4T. : w w F ! ri.'l ill ' I.OUNGHS. liI-l)S!i:AI'. TABLES, CHAIRS, 1G0; ELKVKNTII AVKMH liVKT,',; HEV YORK -v.;;-rr;:;' wnyrrn ... nsitlfcu L.H U I ' inffiiiaM-n. to lirn-rs nrr r, i-r' 1 1 ' c.lt tufi.rf huylnK , vni 10 h,f , , ti -iitri. t.ial Pin iut-t rTT i.;: u - ' I .Tl Mirlay m.. j,-. v. Aiivvii4, a ril le. itsv.-it. ( aaa rl .. a V tKC '.'.irrt r,r.. "
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