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THE CZAR MARRIED. !
HE WEDS PRINCESS AL1X AT THE
WINTER PALACE.
Impn:iif Cereiuonlen Attended by Royal j
l'rraoncn He luiies Proclamation ,
llrmittlns Orlalo Ifebta and Grinttnf I
Amnesty to Sume Offender.
St. Petersbi ro, Not. 27. The czar,
in honor of his marriage to Princess
Alix. has issued a manifesto remitting
Various debts to the crown, including
the repayment of the grants made to
the peasants on account of famines. He
also wholly remits arrears of taxes and
ti'ies and mitigates or ehortens senteml-s
.-f imprisonment, riolice supervision and
dejH.rtatiuu at hard labor. The prose
cution for treason of olfenders who have
remained undiscovered for l-"i years will
lie abandoned. The indulgences to po
litical prisoners will e decidel upon
after a report has l-en submitted to the
the czar by the minister of the interior.
Amnesty is granted to the participants
in the Polish reliellion of Wrt, and they
will lie permitted to reside anywhere in
Ku.-sia. Their civil rights, but not
their property, will be restored to them.
The imperial manifesto wonld occupy
a pac:e of an English newspaier.
Scarcely anything is left untouched. It
is a comprehensive document breathing
lienevolence in every line. It grants the
greatest amnesty accorded by Russia
for half a century, except the liberation
of the serfs.
Th -usands of troops and spectators
lined the way by which the bridal pro
cession moved to the winter palace.
The bride's train was born by five of
ficials, two walking on either side, while
the grand chamlierlain held the hem.
The czar wore the uniform of the famous
red hussars of the guard, with a dolman
suspended from the right shoulder. The
Price of Wales and the Duke of Sase
Cohurg and tlotha wore Russian uni
forms, while the Duke of York wore a
naval uniform. All the royal princes
wore the cordon of the Order of St. An
drew. In the center of the chajiel of the win
ter palace etood a holy table, on which
hail -ften placed the g-pel and a cross.
litween the table and the altar were
multi-branched candelabra with lighted
tapers. Itelnnd the table, facing the
altar stood the proto-presbytery Yanis
cheff attird in gorgeou- yestments of
cloth of go id. Clowe liehind the bridal
pair the imperial and royal spectators
formed a semi-circle.
The c-rtnnony was conclude a few
ininiitn l f. re o'cl-x-k. The czar and
his brid then appr a.-hed the dowager
cranna to gret and thank her. She
eiuhraafd hi -ii and his wife, after
which they wt-re embraced and kissed
by tin King of lfc-nmark and their other
relative. I". v-ry 1n.1v wax much nrnrwl,
and the bridx wax m tears. The czar
wa verr (utle mid wait visibly affected.
Th newly married couple called at
Callie-lral of Kaau on their way back
to Anit. I.k rT jalace for the purjioie of
inT.iking the blessing .f the Almighty
after their marriage and in order to kiss
the miraculous linage of Our Lady of
Kazan. The newly married couple then
resinned their return journey back to
the AnitchkotI palace where the dowager
czarina had already preceded them.
In h"Uor of the czar's wedding. 40.000
joor people of this city dined at the ex-j-ne
f the czar. All the schools have
lieen closed for three days to give the
children a holiday and enable them to
celebrate the imperial marriage.
CONTRIBUTE ONE CENT.
An Armenian Appeal for Contributions
to a Fund to Aid HI 1'eopla.
Minneapolis, Nov. 20. Ilerant M.
Kiretchjian. who figured prominently in
the parliament of religions at the
World's Fair, and who has Bince been
engaged in interesting the people of the
United States in the condition of the peo
ple of Armenia, his native land, is re
doubling his efforts since the reports of
the recent massacres by the Turks have
reached this conntry.
He has just organized the Phil-Ar-menic
association of the northwest, sim
ilar associations having been formed in
Boston, Philadelphia and New York.
As secretary of the new association, he
has written a letter to President Cleve
land to urge the mediation of the United
States for the establishment of a new re
gime in Armenia. He has written to
the governor of each of the southern
states asking their united protestations
be sent to- England against its indiffer
ence to the horrible outrages. He h;u
also Issued a plea asking the jieople to
contribute at least 1 cent on Thauksidv
ing day to a general fund, the money to
1 sent to either the Security lank.
Minneapolis. Western National bank.
New York city, or WelU, Eargo & Co.,
San Kraticiacu.
HAWAIIAN ROYALISTS' PLOT.
An Aaterleaa. Ik tm.r, Raa Oat of
th C'-aatry.
S Fr ii ls4i. Not. '.M. - Advices by
tho Kteamer MtnM frm Honolulu.
tate another pl. t to rwt.jre the
pieli ha dl-M-ovrretl uij-sl to
I led by a San Franc laco ne -;.a;-r
man. Th.i baa lt-n ordered out of th
conurrv. "tie of th tat pr. nnneut
and ri. h.-st KoyaliaU in iiiu. lulu re
cently s.-vi.J
pe..ple who think our ou-e is dead
will w treated to a urpri in the near
future whi. h will tnak them oj-n their
. We have made m any attempts to
aronae the myali-t to a setue of their
wrong, but so far we have failed. This
time, h. wever. I think we hare uc
reeded and will accomplish our end.
Whether we succeed or not is lifncult to
ay. but if we did not think we would
we would not attempt a revolution."
THE ChTn E S E FALsTf Y I N G
They Claim Port Arthur Hasn't Fallen.
Important to the Jap.
London. Nov. 26. A dispatch re
ceived here from Shanghai states that
Chinese officials are telegraphing no
tices broadcast saying that the reports
of the downiall of Port Arthur are false
hoods. Th. place, they say, is defended
by 30.000 brave soldiers.
A dispatch sent from Port Arthur, via
Hwang Ju, has lieen received here. It
states that tue Chinese fought vigorous
ly. The Japanese lost 250 men killed or
wounded. The Chinese loss was over
1.000.
By taking Port Arthur the Japs hava
secured a splendid lot of supplies, docks,
etc., and can prosecute the war with
vigor, with the place as a basia of opera
tions. $10,500 IN THE BOX,
The Amount of Money I top oat tad by Mrs.
llarrl In Cleveland.
Cleveland, Nov. 24. The strong box
in the Merchants' Storage and Banking
company, which was rented by Mr.
Harris, the alleged Pennsylvania Land
and Lumber company swindler, has
been forced open by an expert The
order under which it was opened was
granted by Judge Stone of the common
pleas court upon the application of At
torney Dellenbaugh.
The box was full of greenbacks and
gold, the former tied up in packages of
V, $10 and 100 bills and the gold was
in a woman's stocking. The exact
amount of money in the box was found
to be $10,500.
"TEaTffainTinaad '
Wheeuno, ..Nov. 22. The coroner.
i'ury on the case of the seven miners
illed in the Branch miners on the Pan
handle road has finished its labors.
Expert miners made an examination
into the workings where the explosion
took place aud testified that it was due
to an overcharge of powder which ig
nited the coal dust and that the pit bosa
was censurable for not having the dust
properly wetted down, and that State
M ine Inspector Harr should also be cen
sured for not ordering this done on his
visit to thts mine last Thursday.
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Monthly Statements Enveloi-es.
Labels, i ikculaks. khmno and
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immense amount of time usually lot at the
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THE BONDS ALLOTTED.
The Xw York Stii li at" Tuts I' a Trie
lor Tlirm.
Washin-tTov. X-'V. 27. S.-rrrtary
Carlisle has actl in tin? mutter of the
ailotm ut of the i'.O"'.'.!'"' o . r -vnt
1 mis. Li Id f.irwhifh wen- ; n.tl at
the treiusury ! -jiartiiifiit Sutur.iay. H.
jK-c-t'i't. il tl;! irje"l stilmntroil l.y th"
pymiii-ato r.-pr. s.'iit'-l lv .Mr. .lohii A.
Ktewnrt . f tli t inte l St.it. s Trn:-t in
panv f New V.-rk. a:vl .'thi rs t t.ik
tl.e i:t;r- is.-n? at 11 7. "77. It :.s tin'
-.v,)--t.-itii'ii "! tin" tn-.-i-.ir v ' ilii i.iis that
;,.. ,l,-.,.,sit- ..f th" :.!! f T the- tiavm- ut
.1 the H'tp'.s will ma ! v.-rv ir. ui! t
lv. aii'l as t'.n- m-.i!'-s'.t!!-l::iu; is that imlio
! the K"M is to it- taken lr.-ai ttie tn-a-i-tuy.
an early resi.ir.iU n r.f the k M ic
. ervt- to a!'vc the s '.ihi ii. ii. im mark will
1- the result. Th- 's l.'l . l!l.-lu-l.!lU Ire-
miuins will rt ali.v. to the LToveinni.-iit
ai tit .".:. r.im.t
The lt 1.1 Im'i iiwe w'jH-ii is now in
nn ml nntnl-ers "7.-i"."oii will, if ti:'
esjiti tatiims of the otciais n-sranlntj;
the dejMisits of piil for the hoii. Is are
borne out. hi- increas,-.l to si l0.ii),0'J(.
CHA RGE3AG AIN ST RICKS
They Am Now It. on; I n vest icate.l ljr a
Cuu :r.84iiinal ciiiimil tee.
Ci.EVFr.AM, Nov. 27. The honsp
6ti)-committee en judiciary, ajipoin'eil
to investigate the fha ye hr.aiu'lit by tin;
Central Laix.r union a.u-ainst Unite'
States Jtnljje Ari.r.sp.is j. lin ks, is iu
session in the l-. deral lmiMinr here.
The siili-eommittee consists of Repre
sentative Joseph V. LaiKy of Texas, ai
t han man. ll.ni. Edwar l Lane of Illi
nois, ami the il..n. Case Uroih-nck of
Kans.-uj.
The Central Lalwr union is repre
sented le-fore the i-omiiiiitee l.y thd
lion. Arnolil (Im-n, while Jmle Kicks
is represented hv ilou. Virgil 1. Klmo,
Jmljre S. S. Williams, n, J udjie Sanders
and Mr. Andrew Siuire.
The charge nia.le hy the Central
Lai or union is that, while acting in the
cajiaeity ot special examiner in some 40
patent cases, he failed to turn over
ah .ut l,."iin in fees ln-h tiurin. to the
government. It is alle-. d that after
Kicks was appointed United States
jud.e he approved Ins own accounts an
special examiner in these cases.
The sessi-.n was ojk ied hy Hon. Ar
nold linen fi r the pr secuth n. who
real the charge made hv the lalnir
union. H. n. Virgil I. Kline replied for
the ik-feii'lant at length. He stated tint
J u Ire Kicks- had in 1VH made a
fuM report of the matter at issue ami
had r-ceived assurances from the de
partment of justice that his statement
was .satisfactory ami his act-mints cor
rect. Hon. Arm ld (ire. n. for the pros
ecution, a.lmitted that Jude Kicks had
rendered the rejM.rt as stated, hut that
he did not ilo so until ten years att. rthe
fees had Inn collected. He charged
that Judire Kicks had only made his
corrected report and remitted the fees at
that late time to avoid any possible
scandal, lb- said that Judre Kicks had
received information in IXKi wariiimr
him that the matter would V investi
gated and that his supplemental report
was made under this pressure to cover
any discrepancies which might exist.
r.ri'ker Irwin Arresletl.
Xew Yi'KK. Nov. 21. (r.'oige M. Ir
win, who has been wanted by l ittsburji
investors for b .lays or more for aliened
swindles in the coiiductinir of his grain
speculating business, has been arrested
in this city. Irwin left Pittsburg, it is
said, as soon as he learned that warrants
had been issued against him and went
to Philadelphia. Here commissioned
officer John .1. Sv.-o.-ney of Pittsburg
searched for him ar.d had the warrants
indorsed for service by Matri-traie
Pole of that city. It was learned Irwin
had come to New York. Sweeney ar
rested him at the Grand hotel. Irwin
was taken to Jelferson Market police
court and c -mmitted t piison pending
an examination todav.
AfjCiCKS' SENATmoIAl CHANCES.
They May He III .st. .1 l.y IllsWife'a
vorci S.ot.
Pun. am.i.imh a. Nov. 'Js. The news
that Mrs. J. Edward A ilirk- has iwgun
euit for divorce from her h i -baud, will
undoubtedly create a s.-ns a: inn in wival
and husim-ir: circles in New York. Kos
ton and N.".v.nrt. a- well as Philadel
phia, where iH.-h Mr. an 1 Mr-. A 1 lu K-ar--
well known Mr- Addicks" step-
laugli! r lakes h- r s: 1 of it.
Altllollgbt 1 i V 1 ; 1 in . t i.I th'- t'Tll.' in
tlitb rent parts of t (:-, nut r v. M r A i
licks has f. r i s y. :irs . : iii;ji d "ia la. lit.
Del . a siiia',1 t- wii ;n-t ..v.-r t'.- P. i n
ayla:i;a hue. a! ut t-n mi!. nor! :i :
V ilnon jt. n. a- i i- i.- :c.d -. t ,'
th. re. II.- 1 i-. h - .v. . r ;,l v. i - !, .,! ;l
p.rtioii i t -.!. ii ir .it his I iT.-l -in.
c -untry s. :it Hi In in. ii. A': ii.u--
t!.e Add., ks J ; !i I- ti:e Il .lJIl.!:. l ie
est.lteof Mr, I ;., i -,,rr V.1-.,. vvie. I-
I1.IIM.- i ly M:s Ad h as a- ti.e . .
r. s .nd.-i.t ir th-- .!-
tt.it t tti- i :.!! i f Mr A l
Inks will t. iv. r. th-- . ri.t!
a-pir.iioii- . I i: rl.e.-i. oi! c.-in . u!v !.
coin.-, tur. si. I'pt.. ii..- j. re-, nt 1 1 in.
al! si-ii- i.av.- j-.ii.!.- I t.. Mi Ad-p.-ks .is
the sii. i es-.,r ot Ai.iiimiv li;.ins ui
th-- 1 !...! s: i'.. s -T..tt.-. 'I h.. h-o.si.i-ture
of li. ia .var. wiii ;. . t a f n.ii. r
Jan. r. '1 !. d.v..i-.- i -.-1 - Wol Ir- f
f. ii..it . a nu , .i i. .ro-1 ui.-. willtak.
the ttimo:.y in private and until le
td. s his th itt.-r iu c.-'irt it i n t hk. lv
th.it mill h will U- known of the allega
tions . f Mr-. Aildi.-ks and the testunonv
she has to auppoit th.-m.
Sua I tr li - ma' c -nated.
I'ln-hnci. Nov. 2i. Suit has been
entered by the Aiitalgamated Associa
tion of Iron an I si-l and Tin workers
against the Tinned Plate Manufacturers"
asscx iation, its oih. ers and the L'nited
States Iron and Tin plate of Demmler.
which is running its null non-union, on
the charge of violating a contract, or
scale: also that the company ha. by
threats. etc.. induced niemlers of the
Amalgamated association to violate the
rules of the association by going to work
at Hemmler. An injunction is asked
and an order compelling the comnany to
keep its contract. The prehminarv
hearing was fixed for next Saturday.
i:uii.lm
an.t l.iun Iro.f-cut ions.
PiTTSBfitcs, Nov. So. The Fidelity
Building. Loan and Investment com
pany otiicials are still in Central station.
Ab .nt lf new informations were made
against them Saturday at police head
quarters and several more at Alderman
McM aster's omce. F. J. Holden and F.
M. Henry, two of the employes arrested
Friday, were released Saturday. Holden
put np 1 l.ono security and Henry j'"i,r)(l0.
Magistrate Doherty has decided the
prisoners must each furnish Ininds to the
amount of $11,000 to secure their re
lease. The Tlrarine This Afternoon.
IlARUisiii uci.Xov. 27. Governor Pat
tis;n declined to grant a requisition on
Governor Flower for the return of
George M. Irwin, manager of the Pitts
burg discretionary imx.1. now under ar
rest in New York, into the custody of
the Allegheny county authorities. Ir
win's counsel had filed objections to is
suing the requisition, and Governor
l attison fixed this afternoon for the
hearing of the application.
ltfiumpllon and Reduction.
Bethi.kiikm, Pa.. Nov. 27. The Le
high steel mill of the Ithlehem Iron
company has resumed after an enforced
idleness of one month, giving employ
ment to over l.ooo hands. The em
ployes of the Lehigh Zinc and Iron
w.rks. to the mini Iter of 400. have lie.n
notified of a reduc tion of 10 per cent in
wages after Dec. 1. Everv employe re
ceiving more than 1 ixt day is tlfected.
An Overdue Vessel Arrives.
Philadelphia, Nov. 27 The Amer
ican hue steamship Indiana, Captain
Townscnd, from Liverpool, is re
ported at the hreakwat.-r. Her
arrival at that point causes rejoicing, as
she is aliout one week overdue and the
friends and relatives of her 140 steera-e
passengers and crew of 60 men were
Concerned about her safety.
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Tliis eminent
Pliysiri.-m has de
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to his Specialty
l)ie:ie. of I he
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ALLEYE OPERATIONS SUCCESSFULLY PERFORMED BY HIM
A I'ufec-I lieslntu ot Urn as Years. Stanilintc
'ured l.y lr. Sal in.
For '-'A vears or tnure my hearlnif ha i.een I'u.l.
my leit'ear almost deal. 1 hiive bee un.ler
ir Salm ir-tiuent (or the .ast rive
iinnths. ain! niy heariT.K ha. t-een very tiremly
impreved. In l.irt ine riianite hi l-een remarlta
l.e 1 ai "till under treatment and hoi lor an
enure cure. tjr-.teinlly
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t in aeeount ol Ihe very Taitue explanation ol
l.e aix.ve I iffive itie hish.ry I the cape In detail
.ii- nl ."'i jmi " Mr. r'lf f.'on. on accir.t ol
catarrh, ticcaine do hard ot heirinst In hi lelt ear
int the same minntn.it have l.een there at all
lur the etu;il fervlcen it did him. The rlitln one
lo the lat in yeiirn h'cuiie worfeanil wore. and
it t.'k some tcrv loud talklnic lor him to under
st-.ni' yen. Now. aiiet rice mouths' treatment, he
can l.e'.ir aain with the totally use e e.ir. s i hi
In av ill al f..r .'.o years, cenver. ail.ui Biol evrn
whisiers axaiu and his riKht ear 1? a.m f t as
mi H a. mo' f.M..l er mm lit he. Krlemls who
know him will tehtily to the rorrertne- ot my
.-.t.Huiiieiit. UK. M. SA1.M.
Kelt l.ikr livirtc Katt.crThan to Stand the Aar
t y ."Murli l.tiuer. hul Was I hired By lr
M?i I in .
Kor hve year." I have had kidney, stomach and
liver trcniMe. The fr-ariul p.nns in my luick aud
lilaililcr 1 hail .lurir.tr that time made me oiten
ih ti.r ue.tii I rouid hardly work, sleei. or
lest, and had to no out rettuiarly every nihl .our
or hve t'lnen to void urin. tloul l hardly e.tt and
alit-n i lric.1 a little ul soinethinir it made me 111.
and alter l.mr ol our t est idij fli l..n. had lulled to
ruie me. 1 tlioukht it teas aliout Hu e t.i me
Siifui; ol my in n.l.. howe-.er. advised ine to ku
to ir. alin. wha had I'erNirmeii so many won-le-lul
cures in t his i:irt ol thd country. Alter I
hail taken lit- Ir.-.tiiiint lour days 1 lound it did
me some eod . I have taken Ins treitujc-nt n iw
lur six meritte. ami en eriy lile once more.ai.d
1 wmi!d advise all my trieieid to tro to tliiia emi
nctit docti.r t. uet curod. alter other i.hysi.-inns
lail. Yours tratetullv.
Somerset, la. El.IAS ZEUKi !SS.
1 vHiiiliiailiin riiii rniillallon free lo rvrr) Imilj.
f,'..Oiir Ailirrllmiriil Will .iii.ar In Ice ll.l.ire Kitell Visit.
Aililri-ss al I c inii;iiniilrlloiii Iw Itctx 7ll
FROM
SHEEP TO
Cajiturcil tho tm.lals :it the Worl.'.'s Fair. IS'.. Wh.-ifevor tin-jMistun-,
syje ami ease arc the same Always in shape at work or
in play.
VE KNOW WHAT THE TRADE DIMAKDS IHD HUT IT.
Tho manufacturers authorize us to ;ive with every pair soM
tliij unlu-anl of
Vou may l-uy a pair of I)ut hess Wool Troupers at
J2.()0, $2.50, .5..00, $.i0, $4.00,
Ami wear them two months. For every suspemler button that
mine i If w e pay you ten rents. If they rip at tho waisthan.l wo
pay you fifty rents If they rip in the seat or elsewhere we pay
ou one ilollar or jrivc you a new pair.
Best in the World. Try a Pair.
For Sale By;
MULLEN, the CLOTHIER,
LILLY, PA.
ELKH&RT C&RRiftGE
Huve fcold to vonattmet-a lr IS 1
$:.ca
t-avei them tlio dealer .r.fit. W'e are the
Olfl.-st uad LarKml inanulai-curerB in Amcr
i .1 Lt lliin: Veliieles und Hume.- s thm way- vliip
Willi .rivili---i. to exaniino lief ore arir money la
paid. Ve pay freitrht iM.lb wavslf not sutislnc
t -rv. Warrant Lif.' ear. Why pay an auent f III
t ir.-lt iorilerf. ryim? Write your own order.
l;oxin free. We take all risk ot damatie in
piiiopiiiie.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Spring Wagons, $31 to $50. iuaranteert
s:i ;e u..-t-lifore,tit..)i.'i. Surreys, S65 toSlOO
s.t:i:o as sell for to ti u. Top Buggies,
CL'7.';'?, a Pneasfolii fort 05. Phaetons. S66
tr r!" Farm Wauons, Wagonettes.
V.'asons.Delivt ry Wagons n.i Road
Carts, in vt i,is K'K i , hoii t iiiliihi .
ii- ').7
Ko.37. Purrey Harness.
Nti. 71';, Top Drr. 3
" ;..
.. ixr ,.r ir ra i,:, ord,.r. 4... p..,lm,,iic tires
"""" p.vlaci- e- l-.pncc euml.Me. steel t.il.ina. (Imp
-resi W. B. PRATT, Sec'y, ELKHART
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Cold head)
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Klip the nre nfMf! ZVt'' t by m.,il an r-rri,,t f ,,r,W.. P fl
JUL ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren Street NEW YORK. JUG
.stuiienta l "',' six", ..Imit. .,' it'! tlmJ "Vh
lormalton Rent Iree T, any aJl.lr? '
.I.KOWANSwru.r,.- -i-
The Doctor has
been for years a
Professor ami lec
turer in several of j
u.li. i
t-.il Colleges, and
h;is eariuil rreat
f.-.me as an author
ity and atr.ln.T c;:i all
subjects concerning
his spocialty.
jr-kv.
TasM V. - rr A
Uiven EyeSiuht an. I Kelieved of Tain alter VO
Year ol sU. riutc l.y lr S.ttin
Kor over ft years my eye-lashes have lieen
tur .lute in. and cons-uent.iy tiier rul.ed on the
ee-hall. keeping the same always tn Hitje.! till
very painlul. luord r tn bare a little relief. I
lud to have the eye la.-lirs .u.le-l out every lew
.lays. A s t he result ol ail this my left eye went
totally Min I. and I h rutin on "wis t-oinic the
sanie way iMii.lly. 1 put mysetl umt r Hie ".ire
ot lr. Saiin.au.l to-day I ani hipy t-i st.ie tha'
lam nut trounlcd any more wlth'ihe la lies as
tney trnw in the.r nor-nal .lire.-t ion. an. the
siicht of the rlaht eye has Improved t m k.reit ex
tent. I am wonderfully cured
l oliurn. JAiuill tMKl;l. K
Inward Trouh'e 'ure.l hy lr. Sulm.
I have sn tl-re.l witli ltiard truii'iie an I ner
al trouli e all my hie. hut am happv to state that
Ir. Saiui has entirely cured me.
JKMK IH N.VIUK.
M.inorville, I'a . .1 u Iv lu. lsvii.
latarrh and l.uoi Tronhle toured hy lr. Si'm.
K.ir nearly 0 years 1 luce ha t a Ici.l caseol lunu
troutile and calami. 1 was iraie 1 hy three ol
nur Pest phys ci.iiis hut Krolual tsrew w..r.-e aim
worse, until 1 h" 'ecomnien.le.l t.i tr3 Hr. saim
tiy one ol his patients ln.m he had cured ol a
sum', ir iruulile. 1 des paired ol evir Kelt'tiu well
aain. I lelt so hadly. To-. lay 1 am tl anktui
Ilia I 1 put myse I under the Hncior's tre.n iii.-nt
lor 1 ran eeinv lite iitfain with t.lcasiire an.i an.
Klad that 1 am cured.
I Hilla-d. Ka. Miss M IY M'NNKIAN.
! lliseases of women, such as have riamed the
1 skillet othir i hysteii.ns and remedies, oiji-k h
cur.-d. t ail' us. luun r. fihrot.i. arid puivjuKl
urowihs cuie.l withnu the use ul ihe knile or
caustics. IVo cutnri. no ilantier. no p-iiu.
Math, oil peril ci iy ie-ur.d. lni-k. .i..l
and certain lur impotence. .e I mani-oil. sj erma
torhea h.sses. weak and nerveua .icl.i.ity Also
lor post.il! (is. varicocele an. I private diseases
whether Ir.. tu imprudent ti.iri f its ywi:h or sex
uat lunctiops. speedily and pcrti.anently cured.
Now tneiho.i K.leciroysis Keilrpsy or nt sci
cntmca ly treated hy a never-lailinic m-Jtliod.
THE
THE MAN !
and HARNESS F.1FG. CO.
Rlng-le.
Double
lHK0i
4 1 ii kts. Elkhar.
, IND.
- TT"'1 - d -sh "and S h.a,! in th. eoculry.
U,Mi C,l,l,"e mn1 J eni.lnln8 lull ln-
UVILllW,rh.O, Principal.
-7
I'.-.'N.
No. TSL Snrrey.
est $26
No-oTT, Knad Wanun.
$23.50
"TrT THE ",S5?"!
BRIEF PITHY PARAGRAPHS.
lBUrtiuK NriM Item Kroio All t.r
lit. orl Ju
Montrt-al U to li.ive a worl.l's fair ia
lS'xi.
A c.iM- of leprosy i rejiorte 1 at Pitler-
rXUI. N. J.
St. Itiis jxijile are aroust-.l over elec
tion frauds.
Slicht e.trth'iti.ike shocks occurred ut
New KiiLrland.
A ireiier.-tl Im-kftt of New York shirt-niak.-rs
is iiniiiineiit
;. iieral .lelin T. M-CIernand of Sprint?
di-M. Iils.. is very ill.
K'llaTt I). Morrison, a prominent Iiaiti
liiore lawyer, is dead.
The Virginia jockey dub has cut loose
from the association.
Two til-it were littriK. I to cleat b ir. the
Tahle.iinh (I. T.) jail.
Tail! t'onrad. the famous lottery man.
is dead at New Orleans.
Five Kansas City students have been
fined for jjrave robbery.
The czar will visit the courts of lierliu
and Vienna in Ihe sprint;.
The Kinlanders have sworn allegiance
to the new Russian c-ir.
Admiral Da tiama i to take command
if the? Brazilian relsel land forces.
The Hra.ili.in congress has fixed the
Htrenth of the army at .il.H'XJ men.
It is now said that over '-i. were killed
In the recent eartl uakes in Sicily.
1'ockI was dist ril ui ted at a meeting of
t-trikin iloakiiiakers in New York.
Fifty thousand iieople are said to le
homeless from t he eai I iiiUakes iu llalv.
An ori?anized KaniC of postollice robla-rs
has Ix-eti broken U in Southern H';i:ois.
The burst in of a badly loaded c- tuiion
at Teuciirali.i. llondiiras. killed men
Another cabinet crisis is imminent in
Hungary, caused iu part by Kossuth's
tour.
The commercial treaty Wtween It'tlv
and l'aranuay has I .ecu ratilied by both
uat ions.
Iird Ashburton. a famous inter
national swindler, has been arrested in
lolldoll.
Manairer IJarnie wants to arbitrate his
differenced with the National lia.se ball
leaiiue.
The French iovernment has dc-orated
Kate Field, the Washington (D- '.;
edit ress.
Fourteen cars of cotton burned in the
Southern Pacific yards at lloustou. Tex
Ilss .V 1,1 UK).
The cit i.eiis of Muskogee, I. T. , have
offered jl,."ilii fur the arrest of Iiill Ccxik
and his Kanu.
The Spanish Conservatives in the Ciirtes
have? assented to a truce nu the Cuban
home rule bill.
The Venezuelan town of Caraehe was
destroyed by an earthquake. The loss of
life was small.
Iliiek hunters shot two bovs at Niagara
Falls because one of them threw a stick
from the luidire.
Hicylist Johnson went a mile in I:5i M
at Louisville, breaking the Mtandiu start
world's re-ord.
French papers at Tonipiin ttre France
to take Formosa and Pescadores durniK
hostilities in the east.
The body of (ieneral John C Fremont,
which has la-en in a vault in New York,
will lie interred tomorrow.
Jean Victor Iluriiy. the well know
Frciich historian and a former minister of
public inst met ion. is dead.
Materan Iamiii. a cooper, was shot and
killed at Franklin. I-t, bv V. 1L UolM-rts,
editor of The Patterson Optic.
A nei;ro has U-eii lynched near Spai tans
burn, after la-int; cleared on a
charge of raping a white Kirl.
The Chica f i and Northern Pacific lmnd
holders' committee decided at New York
upon a plan of reorganization.
Relations between Japan and Hawaii
are st rained on account of the latter s al
titude toward Japanese laborers.
(icow !- Teller, a veteran railroad
man, was st riekeii with npupiexy at l.i
home in Hullalu and died iu-tatii ly.
More than so families were made home
less hy the burning of ll.it Imildius in
Chicago. Five people were in jured
The l'.ahinii.re garment w. irkers will
strike to abolish the sweating system
Six thousand workmen will la- alTVctc.l
Mhiiv dessa students have Ih-cii ar
rest ed for declining I vi te f. ir t he pu n !.a-e
of a wreath lor Czar Alexander's f tiiier tl
A. Ii. liarn.-s and J. C. XoMe. meintM rs
of the Toie lo Iticvcle club, have re t -h-- I
St. Louis on their trip around t he w..r!l
Senator Morgan was nominated for re
elect ion hy a joint caucus of the II. mis
critic members of the Alabama legisla
ture. Arthur i. McLean, the murderer of
Nettie Iloiigla . near Concord. N". II
wa- sentenced to years m the state
prison
According to Chic-agu reorts a l.ig re
diiclii.li has ln-eti m.nle in eastern p i en
ger rates and r ight rates have la-en in
crease I.
Over loo eople were in ju red. t wn sei j.
oilslv. by a smokestack falling th:-oiigh a
skylight iu the II tmly Abstract buil.hng,
Chicago.
(oi)il for bond pun liases was s..l.i in
H-i.iki i,,ts l iy ; New York firm at a pie
ii i i u in of from on.-.tenth to one-quarter of
1 per cent .
St. Paul t:tkos ioux City's place in the
western baseball league. Captain Com
iskey. formerly of Cincinnati, got the
franchise
The state department is warned of ef
forts in Cermanv to exclude American
fruits and to discriminate against Ameri
ca u small arms.
The P.ritisii protectorate over I'ganda
was formerly proclaimed in August. The
borders of I'g.inda will lie extended to in
clude a part of t'nyoro.
Iu order to obtain sutlicient revenue to
operate numerous canals the Dominion
government may throw them open to
United States shipping.
Commander William II. P.rownson and
the other officers of the United States
cruiser Detroit, were given an audience bv
the ueen regent of Spain.
Mrs. Aiiuie Wetherhill, a wealthy resi
dent of Palmyra, X. J., was found dead
by her husband, wit h a bullet hole in the
region of the heart, having suicided.
Surveys are being made for a new- rail
road across I hp Mexican state of Chiapas,
connecting with the Tchautitepec rail
road, but skirting the Guatemala frontier
Silver shipiicrs of New York are not sur
prised by the report that smelters and re
ntiers of this country may transfer from
London to New York the control of the
silver market.
Turkestan cotton is threatened by the;
low prices of American cotton, and the
arbitrage committee has petitioned the
Kussian government to raise the duties on
American cotton.
Fierce lighting caused the police to stop
the McAulilTe Zeigler bout iu the third
round, at Coney Island. N. Y. It was de
clared a draw. McAulilTe broke two small
bones of his wrist.
Primitiva Foglia. 19 years old. a pretty
Italian, the wife of Heruardi Foglia. an
cecreamer, was found dead in her rooms
Ui Nov York, proliably a victim of her
lushand'.s jealousy.
The grand jury at lender, Wy., created
juite a sensation by indicting Captain
i'atrick Henry Kay of the Light h in
fantry, acting Indian agent at Shoshone
agency, for branding cattle belougiuy to a
blockiuan named Hoyd.
Itob I Itzsiiuinon Kxon rated.
Syracuse, Nov. 2:5. The inquest ovor
the bly of Cornelius Kiordan, the
lrize fighter who died after sparring
with Bob Fitzsiinnions, resulted in a
verdict exonerating Fitzsinimons. Dis
trict attorney li. J. Shove savs that de
pite the verdict he will present the case
to the J auuary grand jury of Onondaga
County.
I'rinoms Itisinarrk Iteail.
Heki.ix. Nov. 2. Princess Bismarck,
Wife cf the ex-chancellor, is dead.
Attacked by a Lion.
Wh.kesbarre, Pa.. Nov. 27. While
piving an exhibition at a dime museum
here, an employe was attacked by a lion
whoso cage he entered. The battle lie
tween man and Iwast lasted aliout five
minutes, in which the flesh was t. rn
fnm the mail's legs. He was finally
rescued l.y attendants who subdued the
lion with iron bars.
tTi trtr Tank Too Iloavr.
PniLAi.Ki.rniA. Nov. 27. The wall,
,?treirW b,,,WiuK at ?h
t-treet. in course of erection f.X ii
O I LS ! OILS ! col. con s nEAIil
Tlie Atlantic Refin.tjr Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa.. !ii.ike a sj tt ialty
of inanulai turinr fr the ilomef
tic tratle the finest brands of
Illuminating art-l LuTrit a'ins Oilsf
Najihfiia iiul (Iisnlirie
'1 ha' an t-e i
mm PETKOLEUH.!
We challenge com parison with
every known product of petrol-;
euin. If you wish thts j
i
Most : Uniformly : ZatlsIactGry : Oils ;
i
in the market ask for ours. j
ATLANTIC REFINING CO, !
ririsMt i.". i-M'i..
11 M Bt K', l'A.
(otl'i.'.vly.
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t'h-.e isurie an.l limn ('omir 1 ol ihe l:..r.-uh
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tl-..oiie r r'lcuai l.ii.-in. s.- I y lur iti- .1 eiti--IrK-ny.
eitin 2. IhM th.- j ..lr. Shalt he ri-...ii al ly
lr.i:tM ml a:lfc ttie tivi-ire- .... t.i ; en-.t 1
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tii.lHilt.-ys ia ineir i.r.luary ar.-i rn-: .:u.iry use
atnl h II lit; t-TCt- :.: . iu a i ni a lie-i a.1'1 e J I .rat
lie c.t a ii.1 cr.arue l -.i..l c "nui;- iu;
('Klalliel :t:. J :-a-ttf l I..I-. ui. i.r.lit a .c-cs this
tuerillctii dav o! l ..-t.-ii:r. A. 1 1, l-'.'t
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s.tcrc!ary r tern. I'tc-. Hi.r . ..unci .
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County' Fair
This wontTri.l h.nv is ii a t.ttej to the
Jas. Boss
Filled Watch Cases,
vhih are mnJe c f f.to j l.itcs of p.-IJ
St-'UcreJ to a ,.t:e 1 1 ci. rr.; ..s.;;..:i nir-al.
Look e.u; i'a- as w. :i as s ,.J p .;j cases,
and cost a; i.t h.:;f as rt-.Uvh.
Guaranteed to wear 20 years.
Always look for this trade mark.
None Pennine withoU it.
Sold only through watdi dealers.
A aatch case c; ener which makes a handioma
charm sent free on request.
KeystoneWatch Case Co..
PHILADELPHIA.
PEKhSYLVAKIA RAILROAD.
Schedule in ctl.ot May T. lw.
4'ia nct lcns nt
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lo.ud a. m. ami 12 15 ati.l (j U" j. id.
msim ami Irnrli. Itl.
I.tvr Irvnna at c. 4'1 a tn. and l 41 i. m. arrlv.
Iiik at Crci-ou at OA a m. an. I 4 .. in I.t-av
:ressi 11 y a. iu. ami 5 p. m., arrivinif at lr
tons at lo i.5 a tu. and ci 4 i i. tn.
Kur rat. g m i s. eu-, rr,I in aent ..r id !re.
T.i. is. K. Wait. I'. A. W. 1. . liu H tl, Ave.,
rttt-i'ura. I'a.
Is. M. I'll KVi ST, .1 K. Win II.
tJeueral Manager. cient-ral Manaictr.
Policies written at snort oniee In tne
OLD RELIABLE 1 ETNA"
net ttir Firm I'Uh, riimpmiln.
T. W. DICK,
6 FT FK Til E
OLD HAItTFOHf)
PIRBIXSURilXCKCOHT.
Erjennurn. Jniy l. 18sa
Eto-slnri Fire Insurance kiw,
rl AV. DICK,
General Insurance Agent,
FRAZE8 AXLE
Best in the Wcrld ! fl fE" Ap
Bet the GecuiBe! IT H fc- M VI--ScldEierjwbere!
UIILnU-.
afr--r!s an p v- : , - '- '
F-'-.-r' ' 1 ' i: ..i t ,f tr
"iJ ! i i I s u s?e ,' x
that tittr N--.V ir r.;. .s j t'.'s-'t'e'
THE OFFICER NAf-.P0..y
EV. -
EEIG KI
By
N"nl"r t the Mot, w
II.. n-Umtr.
iri tiaa ami tl si,lk
rrowd-llliirr 1rtii,,.,tlT
CViI.fMI'.l s. X.iV. 21
1 : - (
' ; U,
ins; hits a.lj..nrii.-l
liicst s-nsatio:i:tl t..;ji: .
final s-ss'.. iti l-f.ji- a
fact was f ir tli. fir-t tin
that a rev. .Iv.-r
CV.loncl Cit s li. j.;
I.ii.mj.t action ..f
the re- miKht have .. .
The story cam.- i i--of
Li.-titoii.tnt iJaW. r
OjI' Iic-1 '-it, aft.-r ; .
etoiic. warn-il th.- . r
the i .lU-ns'-. Th.- . . 1
tllC- (t'ill. Ll.-Ut. I,
hi'ii eh is ly. Vli.-:, o,
caw voin. man i!r;iiv
is.mt it at 'i l- ti. I . -(juickly
drew l,.s V.
Ins man, win. was .
ItltlltU-rit; t'. i !i.-l i
his own ll! was v rv
t man r;.;a. i-1 !.:
aw. -iv in th- i r. i
IMwar.l M. H vv
of th- F.iUit. -:,(. -.
r lative t. rv.-i.t- ;.
fiict in the att. rii - :.
h'i 1 threats tn.i :. ,
He t, M . f h.iVi! .
marshal tu i.-.-t Ilk:-.
alt-nj -..tl. as ti. it .:.
the l. ;;st V'-or ;
tia. The w;t!i-ss i . ..
l.y C l. .n.-l ', it a:...
llelwaiTen h.ear.l Si.- r :
TK-OJll" JUst Jir-V)..T1- ?
Serjeant Ani l a:, i
testitieti th-y were .!:-.
corner of tii- ci.nrth . ;
witli lynching.
t'cii.i'MHt s. Nov.
Mills (iar.ln-r c l Wa-i
testifying Ik-fore ti..-
qniry, icave a raj.hu
etl'ort to (lissua l.- m. :
the c-ourthotise do .r.
him with violence.
Lieutenant ver. v
1
tr.Kijwat W'a-hii:;.
accorilance with t!
t'oit in a jrivt-n i.t
the liaUennrr of t!:
with stones ainl ot!..
1
I t-
snot nrw oy a ;..
f.jllnweci hy a cry -A
t.-rnbie hlvw o''iie l
ftn-t when 1 v'ave t!:v
After one volley 1 iv
Cease firini;." Th-mt-nt
was iih-ii 1 .nt .i :
ltOell closed c. Iisl.l. r;i'
Weight of the harri. a
witn. ss nor his is,. i.
SiieritT Conk i.-!a:
Washington C. H
l'r.
a iminluT of tiers- .n-:.
Would d i under it ;
He said he wonld ; r. '
Thev rejilied that i -.
shenlT. .Iose;.!i li: :v
C. II. attorney, t. .
ence of attorneys .
ures t.i i'ac::v th
taken as s m.- w. r t
terf.-niiir. .1. M ;
in-t..ti C. H. t 1 i :. .
of d Ii ilnite i'.i : :.
of th- n. t.
I .'ii v .1 -. N v
ti;rv in tl,.- I
tt.is .-:!.-. t f r- i.. '
ti- t at th. d - r vt
w . ti it t - :: .
! lej-'t -I..' t: -.. -
as t ! 1. w .- ;
I tl llUe'- I
tl.e f ... f t ? -
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th-
I., .i : i t
tLr t;v. -
FOoE;3t-s :
sup. nairn Irnt i imi.. .
1 1 i a. lit ll.OI
W tini.r N
re;Tt ..t ti; ;::.' :. .
iiiii;iiT it:.. a i i . :
eti.liii .1 in- :;i. is.;.-:
teri:il l.iilin' :: ::i f.. :
grants arnviii ;;i ti. -
He esliin.it. s th it
the ex. litis . if '.. r.
per In in the l i.::. !
preater than the i. ".:: . '
he ther.-ii .re f 'n.-'r; :- -tin-re
now are ;. v. r :
Uniteil States, wli i-Iiasseii-ers
then t:.. r.
( t the riscal ve.ir l"'1
acetiiiij-.aiivin th-- :
that during tii- last :'
:nimit:raiits arriv. .1 :
tht ss 'Jv",.r.3i w. re '.
Were tleharreil an-1 ii-;
i.. ,...'t
Cirneral
c.il.(.ir I nu. rl-
TlKHN. .. Nov. -7
etTVii'cs of the late ;. : r
Son. 6'ilJier an.l st.t:.
ycstenlay afternoon. 1 .--tract
. .1 t i the city :-
crowds in its history. -r.
atteinlaiu'e at the ti.n. r ii i
McKinley ami st.itf ;u. 1 '
ctricials. ' After In-!
house the 1 ly wa las'-'.
M. K. church, whet.- -two
hours surr.intul.--t
Moral triiuites. Many t:.
vit-Witl the remains.
services (iovc-rn r M- s
brief ail.lress of etil
old war horse with a.
l.cxits aiitl sjnirs f- .;
from the church t" th. '
the interment t''k j ! i--the
U. A. K. ritual.
fonfrtM-.l to III. I'aiil.tn
TiI.KlM. NOV. '.''i. ' "' '
onfessetl to the I'at-.l -aiur.lered
Elsie and A--wcHxis
near the sjs t vi '
to cremate their n.u!.;.."
.. Vl.ir.1''
Inrrst iu-atlnc ant'
Sanmsky. (.. Nov ,
Statcs tmnlioat Fess. ii '.
son. is now anchored ::
is here to investi'.tte :
lawful iiitilestatioti f -
men l.y the CaiiadiaTi r.i:
eral days airo the l't ''
the Americans were t:
Arte'0
T'- Y'
..ir-
waters, drove tin m : - y-(
their nets. Captain H 1
eenden. iu an interview, -vt.-full
inver-tieati n won'. ! r v
Collectt-r of Ctlst' ins ':" ""
Veeded to pet the afli l r ' : '
whose nets were taken.
Killed t.y a Tr.m
Match Chi nk. Pa . N v
and F.Uireiie Sanders. a- '
were pickim; c.-al on '
tracts at iJowmanst. w:
struck and instantly k :
train. A stock train ! '
luent In-fore and the i-
the track. The tvi urn '
accidental. ':.- r- '
Ml.ra TT.t .
PlTTSBrR. Nov. jc,. f ,
and Clereland ias an 1 f .7; rt
h:is advance the w ;!; 1 ; "r ' "s :'
frtiwi .V cents to cc-i.i- i" ',..,
mining. All the inin-rs v.- -
individual iurriiieut t.. wot
months at thin rata. .
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