bryan W iking Speeches Through New York State. DINE WITH HILL AT ALBASY. (errral Fioiniuent Democrats at th tnme Table Mr. Bryan Then Spoke to Fully 7, OIK) I'enple A Platform Broke Down at I tic-a. Albaxt. Ate. 26. The second day of. W'iliiam J Bryan's trip westward Iroia the seclusion of Red Hook was an evetful one, crowded with a variety cf incidents J travel, including- a picturesque reception at a summer hotel, a stirring speech to a crowd of workingmen at the town of Kingston, and culminating in a great meeting at Albany, where the candidate spoke to a crowd estimated at from 7.WXJ to 10,000 people, packed in the city hall square under the shadow of the state house. Before this demonstration Mr. and Mrs. Bryan sat down to a dinner with Senator Hill and prominent Albany Democrat at the senator's magnificent home titled Wolfert's Rooet," whither they were driven directly from the de pot, where a strong-lunged crowd came near to mobbing them on their arrival. Those who met th Democratic candi date and his wife at Mr. Hill's much discussed dinner were : Supreme Court Judge D. Cady Herriek and wife. Louis W. Pratt, the collector of cus toms, and wife, Norton Chase, chatr man of the city Democratic committee, which, with other local organizations. SENATOR HILfS HOME. ha4 the nieutiiiff in charge. For nearly three hours Mr. Bryan was the true of the New York senator, and. although everv participant in the dinner averred that 'it was purely a social affair, their descriptions ware taken with a grain of salt, it being the general impression that an understanding was reached which will insure to Mr. Bryan the support of the party organization in the state. Mr. Brvan. in his speech in city hall square, said that he endorsed every word of the Chicago platform, but that he exneeted the support of many Dem ocrats, who are uot willing to endorse all that the rdatform declares for. Then h' said : The Kenubllcan Dint form adopted at St. Louis declares that the gold standard must he maintained In this nation until other nations shall consent toits hImihIiiii liient. We believe that this declaration which commit us to a cold stanilard until other nations come to our relief is eouivalcnt to a declaration In favor of a m-rmanent continuation of the gold stand ard. liecjiuse we do not Ijeliove that other nations will take pity upon us lief ore we take pity upon our own people. We have then to consider this question: ought the American people to submit longer to a gold standard ? Cries of "no, no." Th Demoeratic jHrty has begun a war of ex termination against the gold standard We ask no quarter, we irlve no quarter We shall prosecute our warfare until there is not an American citizen that dares to advocate a gold standard policy. (Cheers. You ask why We reply that the goli standard Is a conspiracy against the human race, and that we would no more join it than we would join an army marching to ucs oil our home and destroy our families I Applause. I I ask you Mot to take my won I for the evils of the gold standard call as a witness a gentleman whose voice has lMi-n heard in the councils of the Democratic party. I ask you if you are Inclined to iwvuse us of using extravagant language, 1 ak vou to rend and reflect upon the language used by John ti. Car lisle in IsTs. In a speech made in con irress tie saui: "According to mv opinion, the conspir acy which seems to have been formed here and in Kurojie to destroy Ty legislation and otherwise from three-sevenths to one half the metallic money of the world i the most gigantic crime of this or any other aire. Its consummation would ulti mately entail more misery upon the human race than all the wars, pestilences and tamuies that ever occurred in the history of the world." That is the language of John G. Car- lisle. I lielicve he si4ke the truth and it was true then it is true today and wil be true, no matter who may change his opinion or his course upon this question 1 ruths once uttered will live, no matter what may Iktiiihc of those who uttered those truths. Men cannot retract truths. That prophecy was stxikt-n 18 years ago, and is years of fulfillment has enabled us to believe words which were believed bv all at the time thev were spoken. Our op pntients tell us that the free coinage of silver is going to disturb business. I ask our opponents to write down the worst thing they can possibly think of as a pos consent tioii of restorat ion of the free coinage of silver, and when they have written their worst. 1 would place against the most dismal prophecy they can utter tho works of John It. Carlisle and tell them that I would like the worst thing they could think of rat her than bring a misery greater thnn war, pestilenco and famine. (Applause Can you imagine the meaning of those words? No. my friends, the imagination cannot conceive, the tongue cannot de scribe all that is wrapped up in those Kurds. Some of our opponents say that they are afraid that we cannot maintain bimetal lism alone. We reply to them that wt have waited fort? yearn for other nation to help us, and it we arc going to restore bimetallism we have got to restore l alone, liecause others do not come to out assistance. (Applause More than that, we believe that the assertion of American independence will do more to bring about international bimetallism than a servile dependence upon our enemies to bring it to us. Applause. Our opponents sav that all we need is a restoration of confl dence. My friends, confidence must have a basis to rest upon. Our opponents say that unless we shape our financial policy to suit the pleasure of foreign nations they will not loan us any money. We reply that as long as we shape our financial pol icy according to their pleasure we will al ways be Ijorrowers and can never be money - lenders ourselves. Confidence must rest upon a substantial basis. Suppose that a man in Tour community gives out his notes until everybody ha's them and then somebody tries to collect a note and finds that the man has no prop erty behind his notes, how can you restore confidence in that man, how can he in spire Confidence in the community? Just in on way, and thT is by putting prop erty U-hind the notes that lie has out. My friends how are you going to restore con fidence in the United States by legislating value out of the property upon which notes rest? You have tried it and you have found that the bankruptcies have Increased year by year and the only people who have prospered are those who own in vestments payable in dollars or money they are making out of the extremities of the government. If you want to restore confidence you have got to restore prosperity to the great masses of the people, and talk as much about gixid property as they have been talking about good money. Money can be too good. It can be so good that you can long for it and pray for it. but cannot get hold of It. (Laughter Remember that whenever you make money dearer, when you increase its purchasing power, you have simply driven down the value of umer uung. ana 11 tnoee w no own money. anu wno hold contracts payable in dollars are willing to so legislate as to make their property more valuable, how enn they ap peal to those who own property and owe debts to join them In that sort of legisla tion. I have asserted I assert again that without the aid of the money-owning classes the gold standard would not stand for one day in any nation. 1 assert that behind the gold standard in this country, the only potent force con sists of thobe who hold fixed Investments and those who as brokers profit by the greater bond issues. They tell the labor ing man of thi nation that they ought tj support a gold, stajidaxd, Ih.4. layrUjjp COMING mon have never found the firuun iers il thU nation men who have exerted them selves to improve the voiitUtiun I tli laboring man. A a rule the men wh; have apent their time tryin to break down labor organizations the only pro tection that the Jalniring muit xVits had there are the men who now come to Hit help of the laboring man. I ask you It yuu ourht to ciptt blessings from those from whom you have only ru-el veil turn ings in the ikstr Cries of "no, no j The party then boarded the train and went to Utica to Epend the night. While Mr. Bryan was epeakinp tc the crowd at Utica, a platform broke .mum . nrt m nnmlr received slight in juries. However, Mr. Bryan finished Lis speech to the big crowd present. K. OF P. EN'AVPMENT. Supreme Lodge aud Different Brigade Meeting Held. Cleveland. Aug. 26. Nearly every supreme representative to the supreme lodge cf the Knights of Pythias was in his place when Supreme Chancellor Richie tailed the lodge to crder. The meeting was held m the ban- room cf the Pythian Temple on Huron street. The building on the exterior was beautiful lv decorated and the lo gic, ci th. -ballroom was a lower of fcowet and emblematic ces-.phs cf the order. Chaiiman James Dunn of the com mittee cu arrangements addressed the supreme representatives in a brief talk wt;ccming them in the name of the local Knights. He then introduced Mnvor McKisson, who addressed the ledge. Ch: ncellor Richie responded to Mavcr McKici. hearty welcome - The lodge imnit-Cibteiy. wer.t jn'o se nt! session and. attcr being duly or ganized, conferred the supreme lodge rank on 4S new candidates The re- torts of the orhrers were referred to committees. Oeneral brigade meetings were held at the ditlerent state headquarters. The parade tins afternoon was pro nounced by all those who participated the finest ever given at a biennial en campment. Certainly it was the great eft parade of the kind ever sees in this city. The line of march va alppt five miles long, and the JTreets throng cut al that distance were packed with teople. There were 4,500 men in line. HOKE smith's plans. Say. He Will Devote 111 Time tc Law Practice. Washington. Aug. 20 Secretary ilnke Smith has brvfiy outlined his plans in an interview He said : "I will retire from office on Sept 1 and it is mv purpose tc return to Atlanta at once "My resignation was due alone to the fact that I intend to support Bryan anc Sewall. I have always voted the regu lar Democratic ticket, and shall make no execution this year. "It i9 my purpose to devote my time to the practice of law and to my private business. I have, however, signified my willingness to make two or three speeches in Georgia for the state and national ticket, but the time necessary to the resumption of attention to my nrofessioiial and private business win not permi. me to euter actively into the campaign outside mv own state Governor Francis. Secretary Smith's successor, will reach Washington some time before Tuesday, and is now closing up his affairs m Missouri. He ha already formally signified his readiness to Qualify on Sept. 1, when the resigna tion of Mr. Smith takes effect The latter will leave immediately for the south. BLACK FOR GOVERNOR. The (told Democrat of llitnoia Noual Mte a Mate Tieket. Chicago, Aug. 26. The gold stand and Democrats nominated for governcr John C Black and a full state tick The convention was bitterly against Governor Altgeld and the Chicago plat form, and it had no hesitancy iu declar ing its position. The platform omitted any reference to Governor Altgeld, although Mokaay night it was the intention to alluae to him In terms more or less pointed He was denounced by many of he speak ers, however, and President Cleveland e name was cheered every tuns it was mentioned. The platform had but little to say re garding silver, but was uncompromis ing in iu declaration for the fcCci stand ard. THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE. Woodmansee a Leading Candidate Foi the I'rekldeucy, Milwaukee, Aug. 26. The National Republican League convention is in ses sion here. D. D. Woodmansee of Ohio responded to the welcome of the mayor of Mil waukee and President Harper cl the Wisconsin League. Today the convention will decide whether or not to hold the convention biennially instead of warly. The league presidential contest has nar towed. .down to D. D. Woodmansee of Ohio, Charles TJ. Gordon of Illinois and General McAlpiu of New York, John W. Webster of Nebraska and I. R couaway or lowa having announceu their withdrawal. The selection of a city for holding the nest convention will also be decided today. Condition f the. Treasury. Washington, Aug. 2oThe state ment of the condition of the treasury shows : Available cash balance, 240, 314,891 ; gold reserve, $102,2,324. STATE HAPPENINGS. Senator Tillman spoke on silver at Fottsville. A double-bodied calf was born on the mountains near Scranton. Thieves entered Grace Baptist tem ple and stole over f 100, at Philadelphia. Thomas Carroll of Carbondale died from a beating received from an un known assailant. - Electricity is to be in handling coal in the- Cross Creek company's mines at Ha7 lton Executions were issued against R J. Allen. Son & Co.. on judgment notes for t-ps.50 at Philadelphia Senator Quay said at Philadelphia he believed that Senator Camtron is uot a candidate for ie-election. The Friends" conference at Swarth mcre heard reports on the philanthropic work of the seven yearly meetings. Democratic State Chairman Garmau has Issued a call for th state conven tion to meet at Harrisburg, Sept. 10. Judge Waddell of West Chester has granted a new trial to Thomas W, El vin of PhoPtiixville, found guilty of murdering his two children. After a heated discussion of free coinage at Thirty-sixth and Wharton streets, Philadelphia, William Batters bv. it is charged, stabbed William T. Walls Mayor Warwick cf Philadelphia is preparing for an appropriate reception to Li Hung Chang, the distinguished Chinese statesman, who is to visit thM city on Sept. S. Il has been discovered that John Jenkins, the thief who was shot at Bed ford station. V Y.. on Thursday night, was the "Sandy Jack" of a gnng that terrorized Lehigh county 16 years ago. Sharpshooters of the national guard of Pennsylvania have gone into Camp J. K. Siegfried, at Mt. Gretna, for nfle practice. The camp is named in honor or the late commander of Third brigade Ine congressional conferTees of the Itintn district met at Reading and rati fied the nomination of Daniel Ermen trout. The candidate made a speech declaring himself loyal to the Chicago piatiorm ana nominees Police Lieutenant Albert C. Allison of the Thirteenth district. Philadel phia, was discharged from the force, accused cf neglect of duty in not re porting to his superior officers the ex istence of epakeasiejjn his difctrict, IllARflS PLEASED. . Approves of McKinley's .Plan Not to Stump. CALLED ON THE MAJOR Al . ANION He Then Went to hi Home In the tit. Ktlitoi KnhWatt also Called A Num ber of DeleKMtioui fcxpetted lb to 1 on litis Week. Clf.vf.land. Aug. '". Garrett A Ho- bart. Republican nominee for vice presi dent, who paid Major McKinley a visit at Canton, proceeding eastward from here for his eastern home. Mr. Hobart is understood to have said at Cantor, that the situation in the east is a bright as the Republicans could wish it ana that everv eastern state will surely cast its electoral vote for the Republican ticket ' ' The only fight in the campaign is in several of the western states. Mr. Hobait also exnrcssed his hearty "ap proval of Major McKinley's determina tion not to take the stump, but to re main at his home in Canton discussing the issues of the campaign to the vr-it- ing delegations, as he has done up to the present. It is understood that llobait's nroLrram is the same, at hast to the extent of not taking the stump Hnriiur the cumiiailn. H. II. Kohlsaat. who arrived on the same train as did Mr. Hobart, has gone west to Chicago. Mr. Kohlsaat re ported the campaign as progressing en. tirelv satisfactory to the Republicans. 'I tittieht is confined to the west, he thinks, mid the work of the Republican committee continues to bear satistac torv fruits. Realizing that Major Mc Kinley's time would be well occupied bv the visit of Mr. Herbert the dele gates to the Teachers' institute did not cull vpsterdav. as arranged, but called today. Additional delegations are an- tionneed for this week. The league delegates from the Mil waukee convention will arrive tomor row. Railway workers starting from Chicago and picked up enroute, come on Friday. Three delegations are booked for Saturday, oue made up oJ commercial travelers, a workingmen' club from Columbus and German resi dents of Cleveland. According to present plans Major Mc Kinley's letter of acceptance will be come nublic property on Thursday morning. PLATT declined He Krfit.ed to Take the Republican Nomination For Coventor. Saratoga, Aug. 2. Mr. Piatt abso lutely refused to be the Republican nominee lor governor. As a result 14 candidates are strug- irlma for the nomination, the leaders being Aldridge and Pish Two ballots were fruitless. The platform adopted endorses thc- St. Louis platform. McKinli y and Hobart. Governor Morton's, administra tion and stronglv condemns free silver The most interesting contest before the credentials committee was that from Herkimer, between Titus Siiearu (the sitting delegate; and Warner Mil ler, the latter accusing the former of fraud. The committee's report, mak ing the temporary roll permanent, ex cluded Mr. Miller from a state conven tion Jor the first time in '40 years. Miller tried to speak, but was howled down. Piatt finally moved that his arch enemy be allowed to talk, which carried. Mr. Miller then began to speak His remarks were dignified and not incen diary His declaration of Republican ism, despite such treatment as might be Warner miller, w ho thanks mr. plati FOR LF.1NU ALLOWED TO SPEAK accorded him, brought forth a storm of tpplause, and his declaration of loyalty to the party was similarly received, He began his address with a mild, sarcastic reference to Mr. Piatt by say ing : "1 did not believe that this conven tion would refuse me a hearing. But it seems to me, sir, that It took the power of one man (Piatt) to grant me that hearing, and I return to mm my thanks for the courtesy of commanding this convention to give me a hearing. He then took his seat among the spectators, being wildly cheered. STILL ON A MAN HUNT. A Posse After Ihe Desperadoes Mclieeiiort. Neat Pittsburg, Aug. 20. A man named Painter from Versailles borough im parted to Detective Bitrnkrant of Mc Keesport the startling information thnt John Parker early yesterday had en tered tne house ot a man near the ap proach to Snake hollow and inquired 1 ior something to eat. . The woman who answered his call did not know who he was. She stated she would prepare a meal. The woman de parted, but Parker became suspicious anu iock to nis neeis una mating goot nis escane. hen the woman foutn i.; , , mm gone sne also became suspj-'-us ant realized that the man must i: 4t beei Parker. rne gave the alarm, aroused a poss or armed citizens, who went in the di rection taken by Parker posse continues to sccur tne coun try back of Cherry L,uuo iu quest ol Parker and Russell. Tovtu Dei I toyed by Fire. Green Eat, Wis., Aug. 26. Onton agon, .Mich., has been destroyed by fire. UI tr.e city cf ' about 2.000 population harciy a house is left stand ing Air.cng the. property destroyed is the extensive plant of the Diamond Match ccmpany and 60,000.(KK) feet of lumber in their yards. Conservative estimates place the loss at $1,500,000. .u j vet were ;cst. Ontlaw Hill noolin Killed. Gctmrie, O. T.. Aug. 26. United I states uarsnal Heck Thomas and depn tics are enroute to this city from -10 miles east with the body of Bill Doolin, the noted outlaw. They killed him in a battle near Clayton." Pavne county. One deputy was wounded. " Doolin had been staying with his wife in Pavne county since his cscap? from the f de.al jail here July 4. Iefeated the American Varlil. Toledo. Aug. 20. The Canadian cup defender, Canada, defeated the Chicagc challenger in the first race for the in ternational trophies. The w inner made the 'course in 5 hours aud 49 minutes, or II minutes within the time limits It was mostly a drifing match. . Sultan of Zauxibar bead. Washington-, Aug. 2fi. The state de partment has received a cable message to the effect that the sultan of Zanzi bar is dead. The cable message adds that Said Alid holds the palace. Sailors and marines were lauded, as rioting u feared. WHITNPY-VANDERBILT. Rpreenati of Two Wealthy fam ilies Married at eport. Newport, H. I., Aug. 26. The wed ding of Miss Gertrude auderbilt. eld est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vandertilt, to Mr. Harry Payne Whit ney, olde&t sen of the former secretary of the navy, William C. Whitney, took place at "The Breakers." the auder Lilt summer residence. Although the wedding has been awaited with great Interest, it was, in a way, a disappoint- BtSBT T- THITNKT MIS OMTKUDI VJ- DERB1LT. ment to the exclusive set m eyiiij here, owing to its simplicity, i nis w as necessarily so on account of the state of Mr. Vanderbilt's neaitn. umj a people were present. The legal marriage cereiiionT " formed by Rev. George . juagni. ij. D rector of Trinity church, of which Mr Vanderbilt is a member. It was originally intended that Bishop Potter should act in imsrani. ul Island laws forbid a clergyman iruin another state to perform a wedding ceremony here. Therefore the plan wa changed and Bishop Potter deliv ered the benediction. The bride and her attendants assem bled in the upper hall aud proceeded down the grand stairway. The bride entered the room on the arm of Mr. Chauncey M. Depew and proceeaea to the priedieu, where she was met dv me groom. iViss anuerum woe ki"u nwnv bv he : father, who was wheeled into the room on a reclining chair. Miss Vanderbilt's gown was irom Paris and was of white satin trimmed with old lace, which has been in the family for years. She wore ft.er mom- er's bridal veil. She carried a boqutt of stephanotis and gardenias. The bridesmaids were tne juise Ploane, Shenard, Gerry anci Taylor Mr. Payne Whitney, who haa Just re- f rom -Eurooe. was the best man and the ushers were Messrs. Frank Folk Columbus Beldwtn. L. ionnen t nd Alfred Vanderbilt. brother 01 tne bride. After the ceremony the couple passed into the erav room to receive tneir euests Sllverltea Vaae In California. San Francisco, Aug. Sfl. The union in this state between silver force on presidential electors is complete. a he Peoples party state executive commit let has decided in favor of the proposed agreement giving five electors to the Democratic party and four to the r opu- lists. Fusion UelBB Arranged. Bay Cut. Mich., Aug. So The ses sion cf the three contortions. Demo cratic, Populist ana iM.vtr. tntctto lit tle mere than permanent organization and the adoption of the report? cf the ordinary committees. The Democrats approved the platfcrm and nominees of the Chicago convention. Fusion is te jng arranged. Epidemic of Typhoid Fever. PARKEitsm-RG.W. Va., Aug. 28. Th hamlet of Riversville, in Marion coun ty, is passing through an epidemic oi typhoid fever, nearly every family in the placef being afflicted. Three new rases broke out. making a total of 2S persons now sick. The majority of the ca.se are doing well, though they are all iu the early stages and the final re sults can not be predicted. Ihe cause of the epidemic haa not yet been found Terrible Tragedy In Tenneaeee. Danville, Tenu.,Aug. 28. Two men have shot and fatally injured Ab Iiin son, a well-known farmer, from am bush as the farmer was enroute home. It is reported that toe Hinson. the wounded man's boil, shot aud killed out of the Wiggins brothers, who were j barged with the shooting of llinson't lather, ana cut his heart out. IrlHh Agitator Goes Crasy. Pkibbereex. Aug. 26. Alfred Georgt Whitehead, the Irish-American political prisoner who was released from Port land prison last week, has become com pletelv deranged after seeing his mother and disappeared soon afterward. ' He has not been seen since, although searchers have been scouring the neigh borhood. A Ban tier's Doable Crime. Dowell, Mich., Aug. 28. Charle Chnrch. junior member of the private banking bouse of (J. J. Uhurcb c Co, has shot aud fatally wounded his wife aud then committed suicide. The bank had closed its doors and Deputy Sheriff (Jowan had called to serve a writ of at tachment. THE MARKETS. Pittsbcro, Aaaj. 85. V lit. AT No. 1 red. 3,;tic; No. t ted, 6 COKN No. t yellow er. 8&32Hc: No. plielled, attc: high mixed sbeiled. Bria mixed etar, WrU-HO. OATS No. 1 white, rHJL370 No. S do ZVa1x:-. extra No. 8 white, iUMQ&o; light HAY No. 1 timothy. fl0.75titll.l; mixed clover, old. 8.tKa.9.oO; packing. $7 .(HQ,: .25 No. 1 feeding prairie, SS.SO&Sl.OU; wagon bay 111.111(1.11) ior timothy. BUTTK II Elgin prints. B0i8lc; 4o cream ery. llKsaic; Ohio, fancy creamery. Ktjtl'o fancy country roll. It&ISc; v tfrade and ciMifclnir. IVtic. C'HKESE Fancy New York, frill cream. fV .pc: new ohios, full cream. J.UV4-. Wi miislii SHvies. In tubs. l.'HJ.l-'Hc: limburittr Vino, bwlbs in tuba, lxc; tiwlas 1 square blocks. Pic. EUt,s istriutly fresh Pennsylvania fct-d Ohio, in a?-ji, U'Uaiiic; second.. KvLllc. POULTRY Large live chickens, tiH70c rr ptlr: live chickens, small. lUKHMc; apr'.nn ci.itKena. xt,,Atic per pair; drawed cblckcua l-l per pound: drtssed bpriug cbickeua PiT-tasvao. An 86. CATTLB Receipts fair on Monday ; Mi cart on sale; market bleed y on best grades; Blow to ohude lower on all others. Receipts light market stee-dy. We quote price: Prime, Si 4iS4.5; good, $4 a i; Udy, $4.lrV5.L16 good butchers. l(; fair. $3.a,VHJ; C4immon. J.iia.i.oO; rough fat, $a.lW3 o.4V. ouiis. and cows. S2.llXrt3.50: bulosi,. Cftwa. per head, V i15.ai; fresh cows aud springers. iri.itii.(i. tit H.is Receipts were Ikcht on Monday "-" ,uien iicwi) , luuMy reoeiple are very light and prices about 3c lowes. We qrtnre prices as follows: Prime 1 in lit. S3.JH vri.to; oeat mexnuin. t-l.6V.t3.7U; common to lair x or hern. S-l.6iJiita.o5; bevy. aJrAafi hllr.KF AND LAMBS Supply on Mon oay fair; is cars on sale; market for sheep bleady; lambs 29 to w cenU lower. . Re ceipts today s cars; market steady. We quote i-r-i.. luiiowsr r-rime. a b-Vi 75; good, WW nr. rair, Sd.auAd.; common, tiuua t oulia. 60al .i. Lambs, choice, e.liua common to good lamba. $3 UU&t. j0; veal calvcM, ttAH.$tj; heavy Bad thin taJves, I4.bt ClJrCIS-siATI. Aug. 25. HOGS Market antlve at l Xt&3!A. K felpt. S.Wlhead; shipments. 1.700 head. CATTLE Market steady at Re ce'i'tn, ny Lead, UMpu.euta. toO bead SHEEP AND LAMBa-Market dolt foi steep at Sl.SftStaiS. Receipt. S.80O head: aLlpinents. 1.400 Lead.. Liuuba Market weak at S4.JaiJ5.2i. Naw Yoaa. Aug. fA. WHEAT Syot market weak; No. 1 bard. bSHo- CORN Spot market weakf No. t, ??Mo. OATf Sp,,t market weak; No. f. ao(io. CATTLE No trading. European cables auot American steers at lUiillo per tund dreMed woibl; refrl(eralor beef. t3 tJHEEP AND LAMBS Market " steady, bat better teelina; ail around. Sheep, ILOtt) B 75; lamb. S4.5tX3J.75; few choice at SIM. H0as-Mr ket flxm at UIU. EMINENTLY SUCCESSFUL His Rooms are Crowded. Everybody Satisfied. Dr. McClellan, Celebrated Specialist. Formerly in charge of the Elec trical ami Medical Department of the Hale Sanatstian.fHot Springs, Ark., will be at the MOUNTAIN HODiE, EBENSBIIRG, PliNNA., OX Monday, Aug. 24, 1800. nit. Mtl'LKI.LlJI b8 been ooonectetl with m,'(uiiw,iuii) la me ronntrv. and ba no uvanur uiaicotMiQK and creatine diseases and ueiurmiuea. Hewlllalve SSO tor any ease that he cannot tell the disease and where located in five uilnutes. He win return to Khensburic - j - h,i iuk u. cuiuinn year. I reatr all curable MedKul and Surgical !(- .acute ana i tiruoio Catarrh. Ihseaxes of in. ere r.ar. nomm. i nroal and Luovs. llysueu- sia. rlrlbt's IMaeane. Itiaheles. Kidney. Liver. ' , . , music remaie anu exual iMaeasas. Epilepsy and Fits Cured. A le(ill Vearaalee le YonDi'Mfn aD'M'ilJle-AieJ.MBD Suffering; Irom Spermatorrhea and ltnoteney as 1 F,ii.uiin iu jiiuin or ii -ess in ma ture years, and other cau-e producing some ol ire touiiwiuK cnects: bualssiuus. bloteher. de- umiT. nervousness, litzlness. contusion of ). a vert ton to social. d lestlve memory and sexual exnaust ion. which unOis the victim lor busluei ormTlMC. are ermanentlv cured by Kemedler uwfc injurious. Blood and Skin Diseases. Tbniuis and erniullratlon. nn t,r.,t .iB in; oi me nur, aiu in tne bones . erup- , iv ifcnvciiy eradicated without mercury or outer injurious drusrs. (lonnorrhea tieei. Stricture, and all I'rin.rv and Kidney troubles are speedily cured by treai- uni iuh gtnr lauau. ne undertakes no in- nnun chi, uui cures inousauda (lien up U uie. Kememuer the date and come earl, as hi. rooms are always crowded wherever he slops. "Till BOARD OF MKDICAL BXAMIHEKg. I BrrriLo. N. Y.. Nov. 2!. imtl. ( rom what 1 know ol Ir. 1. A. MClell.n 1 am certain mil ne is emmeniiy aualtned as a physician and specialist to tre.il. all lorau chronic diseases, and that his success bas been maraed not only has be bad treat experience. nut ne is also a thorough and conscientious practitioner and deserves his success. I Hi 11 j. I j President State Board of Menlcal Kiemluers. X4MIBIATIUMM t'HKK. correspoodeoee - Solicited - and - OunOdentlal ADUKKaa I3a. roClellnn, r-rie innrmary. ill thlppawa strset. nam orrics. W" Main sliest. HuSalo. New York. M. U JUHSSTOM. M. J. HVI'k. A. W.BVVK. EerraBLUHBO lST'i. Johnston, Buck & Co., UANKKUS, KtlKNaBURu, ... PKNN'A. A. W. Bt't'U, fneliler. IST1U.1BHID ISM. Carrolltown Bank. UAKKOLX.TOVVN. PA. T. A. SHitH4i;UH, 4'siatler. General Banklm Business Transacted. The lollowlna; are tbe principal general baLBIns; business : features ot DCPoaiTa Keceived payable oa demand, and Interest bear i"l mrunnuH issued M lime depositor. LOAN! uieaaea to customer on favorable tetmi tad w"vw piwawwiswo at an time. 1'oi.i.r.cTioMa made IB the locality and npon all tbe bankln iA.ni i, ik. rt.ui i.u ,,i . . r - - - ww.wv . i.iivxi. Bsouerate. Dlim luaeo Beaotiaoie la all parts of the Waited Ntetea. and lorelKB exehansje issued oa til Darts ACCOCMTS , . w . ' uerx-uauu. larmers and others aniioitt t. Ided. shall and h&nktair l.laa will I ' avvu m ., ,va -ma i Kespectlnlly, JOHMITV9, BUCK e VU. THE KEELEY CUBE 'iliV'1 boon tobudnees men who. havine ?wi!Y? Irink bkb,rau,1 .r.7,7 .r "."Jt"rZ7K,n Bconolini latened " . tuacnn men uunt to iiiauaire af- wtutyi at, b 4U C PITTSBURG KEELEY INSTITUTE. No. Fifth Avenue. mbIau Aa a V. aa r ail tneir powers, mental and ohysical. destroys the abnoruialappetite Ind V ,he? he condition thev were ?in tit rore they JnduWl In stimulants. This has la lo" ntDor " lfiOO casea treated here.wid .mone them some of your own neighbor to rhotu we j-an refer with contt.len.4 ,o'th2 LtT.r irr "1"t investiraUieu u vif.d. bead for piuuidilct giving fuU luioruuv ana;. S M WANTED S i-Tk." 7 . -rhty men to . . iiu weesiy. steady em- 1 yr ,onn1- "tot leiuslTe territory: expo tenee not necessary; Old vr s. y?KLS!iS.i?ss ,n ALLEN NURSERY CO, J..,.Lx,.,H',HETKBNY- FOR SALE. irge tract of good yar.teo laml la Soathi lorlda At I EPi VS WANTED to sell ol ly quick. FLORIDA GARDEN LAND CO., BUX:H KJtTS-ui a. July Sl.ttS tui. JOHN F. STRATTOM CZLZBBATKD rssdWt.l.ulinailM.s.i BteJ. wuom reasonaoie aocomudatlen will be extet fe'rous are sssured that all transactions uviu a. .inciiy private and eonndenttal. thai they will be treated iik.i -. alWiSiwl- ItBraaaBteaA le-TSlTundS e Hi, 818. 815. 817 East 9th S t Jt3ew York, Your Face Will t wreathed with a. most engaglnc smile, after you Invest In t EOUIPPCO WITH IT HI PINCH TENSION, TENSION INDICATOR AMD AUTOMATIC TENSION RELEASER, The most complete and useful devices ever added to any sewing machine. The WHITE is Durably and Handsomely Bnllt, Of Fine Finish and Perfect Adjustment, Sews ALL Sewable Articles, And will serve and please you up to the full limit of your expectations. Active Dealers Wanted in unoccu pied territory. Liberal terms. Address, WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO., CLEVELAND. O. fur Sole fcy J. IT. Sit J B BA. UUIl. OmmlUof.' A Quick rLir.F ron tvtiit Typk of HCAOACrlC. Fi.un Cahdinau Poimvs Rispiciinq H EADACH K. Nrv-r fo,t that all headachrs are eseu tially nervous. Hyquict utg the nerves you st.p the headache. Every headarhe i a prayer of the cran ial nerves lor KIT. Sooihe them with Korr ACINS. ' hould your headache When children sutie. with headache. c nodic. dyipepeic. or lie j any one ele lor tiat caused Ly worry, ami- ; matter, use Kochum, ely. excesses oi any Lmd i the best remedy ever ol or brain weanucss, ue Icred. Sale, sure, won-Kot-rALlNX. j dertully quick in action. slorFALJNB cures eveiy type rf headache, espec ially that distressiugly painful type pecullai to ladies surTeriiiK Irom irregularity or utenne irrl tatiou, or whose dunes require them to .laud ior Iouk periods. KOPFmLINE cures NtBiOUt INOCR, NIRVOwt OIBIUTT; Niavous roTsiT.o-. OtOaSTlVV et.WB.Mf tv. WtlASf, OiMOULbTIOSI. tm,m SaCISSSS. A"t Att, AkCQwOMO AND Ti ailmcaU stud Cttntliuou here nerve Ate j.oe on KOPFALINE Is invaluable for Teachers. Scholars. Preachers Studrnts, Merchants. Editors. Men. Women and Children. Everybody whose nerves are at all likely to get out ol order. It is absolutely sale under all circumstances and conditions. Price, 15 cents. Sold by druggist generally, or sent to any .4 dress oa recciut ol price. Soli faopmira... WINK ELM ANN oV BROWN DRUG CO ALTIUOS.E, Ma, U. S. A CARTERS . ORE ftlck Beadacbe and relieve all tbe troubles fncf deut to a billoaa state of tbe system, such aaj Irizzlneea, Kauaea, Urowsiueaa. Iistreas after eating. Pain In tne riida, Ac While their moat remarkable success liaa Loan ahown in curing men Bemdache, yet Certera Little IJver PITTS era equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pro. Venting thiaannoyinKComplaint.whiW UHvabK correct all disorders of thestomachumubvte the Iitot and reguiate tbe bowola. vca if tnej only curea Acbs thy would bo almost priceless to those wha Buffer from taidnitressing complaint: Imtfortu Stately their gnodneat does notend here.and thoae Who cues try them will And these little pills valu able In so many ways that they will not be wtl IXag to da wiLuout tbem. But after sllsics, hea4 -AGUE la the bane of so many live that here Is where we make our great boast. Our pills cure it while others do not. Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. Oue or two pills make. a dose. Tht-y are atrlctly vegetable and do not gripe or pur.re, but by their gentle action please all who usetbem. In vialsat 25 rente : five for $L Sold by dr ovists eyerywhere, or sent by maU. 3ARTER MEOlClNE CO., New York. - Mil PILL' SMALL DOSE. SWALLPR1CE lliiwyfinnn na. rajnyea a eontfaat patroiuuFa for o j mm wonoerruuy enaomckMui la all Mheaaiall.na. tmlM, Catarrh. TMIhaehe. Nearalslw. llukut, and other ailment, war re pwta is aa attend Try H. At lirur ssore or bv auul ua receipt of nam, addrew aud ts ovaim. W1NKELMANN A BROWN DRUO CO". H-UI-. ML, V. a. A. octl7..ly PrblebeMer. EaslUh IHum. Braae. EMNYROYAL PILLS .Ortsl.ala4rl7fieawla. A aivmia "ill I. caoi.a ut nm.4 la sled mm Umtd SMUullcV l il .lui uu rtl... T.t. iwnJMUM. ! Lrw, mr nl . ruitciv.. - -, KeUWr IWe lrftrw.9 M Uttmr. mr retw, CUIM,l t.l(H.U.. aY mi bfiawu. k.iial T.r BUGGIES at Pricpjsyt? SMTpbusKj. Ksr Wei-uttheflSrN it; vm .: . e.-etit..r. r. B. Mt tiV ATAIITlw awC 1 1 to IX UwrtM. ml , iwlL, J 10 -OA'' JOHN F. 8TRATTON'S Celebr.-ted Band Instruments DRUMS. Pi P-c-c Piccolos and Band Supplies! Send foe JOHN F. STRATTOM Csulo.us.ail.8t3.glB. 1 7 E i,I ,NVr. JT paji toadreruse. Trj tb t bbims m. e Sewing Macfline WW I Fiver aMarailt sesar aiorcma Oaddte. gi ss,ct -, V-cS2h. J .s VI a. h I T'l'l -A TTIL-b LADIES! Are you rvclk- -n.Hu:li n. wlutv If c t Mro cmU In stnil to th- Mark l,l4:Aip L94 and fk Waxhintftoii Str.--t. : v '.mk. one or Oi.-ir beautiful i';ii!-tr:it-l "ltilliV wcoolcts. It ii a iH,v-l. Hiiiiiu--. ai'l tn , -r- iug Work to every pi-rvti of r. I.ne:n.-iii On i-eiirf of leti .! sian j". !".-v U eerxl iti:d a fu'l -t cf tiu-ir fani.Hin t.oti bold gwun-s Vsrrba. Kor(--o cute th. v .11 ..! 1 . -.u.taiiih.i coro.l-le word of -!. Wikud...' ai.d '.n-;- -f Ite ui.t .iilar eoi-. t. v. n.. rw ill. t. 11 c'i i-Hr cnnmio catd aUINEPTUSi A verr iAimii;. Iinr:n . i" 1 ' t- l.-.i! e-i.m t-i 1 r.,r !,.,. ni-:n- ll- !.: 1.1 c ."j i.' fiirs OtllrT Dlll-r "nl.-. . - - . t ent, aer I'.at Ibittle. IVcw-r b .1 i 1 1. .ii-:.i.i piiyslcisus iu l.ii""- j- ; ilUiUilil- every oi;-. - WaJin! lun il be The Acadeaic Pharmaccntic Co., umhx ami m:w hiuk. v 532-5JC WASHINGTON ST, NW YORK CITY ELIXIR. An elegant KiurH-lt plinnna v,l.,,v'',,,;,'5"r for bilious, tualurml nud l..xl ti i.ii : suit of over twenty-five ji-ai.-i ! ii.irii whvi.. ac-ientilic r-'r-li. . - - Approved l.v llii liiclie.f tn.i'K- r.u'!n.ril..-s In iw in t he'lii l-ita.s ii.-erv juui .t I 111 Ksfiectally lielplul ladies, cliii.lr.-ti anil pie ff aedentarv habits Entirely vev'eiainc- : ir-e fmm li-irmfi.l .:nirs. In Handsome Packages, Pricr; 5L? t'ts. I"re;iaretl nole'y by Ie fjoyal 'lpfnihc'ctitiv Co LONDON AND NEW YORIC, Chemists by ap"iutiii"i;l to Her Ma.itv U.e tjuwen and to tli- I'otal l .mu!. NEW YORK I.KANC !! : 130. 132. 134 Charlton SL ROYAL PILLS. f ame medk-inHl irorTti-s n Ki-vai. Fi nn, in boxi-s. ail pill:'. t- box, foe l . FOR SALE BY ALL. DRUGCI'oTS REMEHBER1I.EBIG FOUR! Vinegar Bitters CORRAL. ,X'T 5"'. Vinegar Bitters PO'WDEEJ, doses. .',. Vinegar Bitters. newyK- tI- Vinegar Bitten, oUittyle, iitnrta.-t.-. i.oi The World's Great Blood Purifier and Life Glvin: Principle. Only Temperance Bitters Kncwn. Tbe past rtfth of a Century the Lending t-amity Mcdiciuc- ol the World. R. H. McDonald Drug Co., Prorrieton, SAN FRANCISCO AVi. NEW YOKK. 17 s-i. ifiir Policies written at short notice, in the OLD RELIABLE 'ETNA Bd titer t irat Hans t ompa.lM. T. W. DICK, sUEKT IOK THE OIT HtVltTFORI) PIRB INSURANCE COH'l IKIMMKNt'KIl B1'S1MS 1794. Khensnnre. Jnly 1.1S1 I MAX VJ TRADE tWARKS. DESICN PATENTS. - ., VUr-IRICHTS, etc ,V:v ""' rev Jianll.k write t- ,ii ' 0 HRoiwy. New Y. mk. idet iHireau for seeunnir rutienta in Anierira, J"" T".nt k'n "Ut l.r ! t.r.uctit U f.-rrt the public by a not iee gleu free i.f cliarve in Um cf'titntific American J-. s U-mllulv IHu-truteJ. .v.. iAt.-l.i -. nt man Ph.ud I viih,Hit it, WeeUiv. 1 M . year; tl-" six month. A-l.tress. xtl 'VN . co hsLbauis, 3 til llroadway.w Vork cfty. ?.rrM ,TVl Trade-Marks obtained, and all fat. ent bnsine3 conrncted for Moderate F .""f ,0ff,ce Oppotrte U.S. Patent Office. -LW17inreJ'H',','t ' timethanthone remote from M arhinton. twrn,1-"d!ll -dr" in- "r rho'"- with flerrip-eS?- iS1V'- ,f !,s''"lt'l- or n..t. free U chars.. Our fee not due til! patent i -ran-d. a rsmohlet. -llow to Obtain Patent " i'h towntfr C.A.SNOW&COs Oposjt Patent Office. Washingtoa. D- C F. X. FEES' Shaving Parlor, Mam Street, Near Pest CiTice - X r'' a , " . s v X t2? W lie oil?" ,,en," !lres to Inform the pub lie that hm has opened a harlnar oar or oa fStii m- ,,TmDrh, rarneo on Iu the v: . h-7urlhta t Bad clean. our psLroaaxs solicited. F. X. t5s. Etastnn Fire Insurance ipnci r.AV. lICItT, General Insurance Asent. Mountain House Shaving Parlor sharafi Beatet and l.l manner. it hare Blronrpatroaajie solicited. KUriLKT CASS1UY.. JOB:: PRlxf! 11,1 n!'-t j JOB toniiit .v , .f Will meet , . ' " 1 'k 1 r-oti.pti.-,. Cr-!w...t. K i " "u i c-. f; ; r V ate i.r, . every n . , . 'l 1 !.! , Lot esi N'ollilTiH o' our work -j, pared Dl MSl-. a i - J ' . I Month. v s-. ,, , ! '"- Vim::... , ij , t i ' t i Di: .-.- II, I- . Ve can I r r:t iv.f . , and tie'. I'ost-r on ,,n nni i.,.H. never wants 1 reads that OLiD Ho CHEWiSG mi is the best that is at ONCE tries ittzii tncney and securer satisfaction :ha2 ete:: A.VOLD iiniiatiors. t havinsr the sreruxe. i dealer hasn't it oil 4 get it for you. ilO.FHZSR4EF.0S.1irJ HALLSI NEW! The cr&t 7 , af:er i:s te: , : It Is real.y r.i- ' i: y s - " i.. - .. ll a.H-s b:1 - : It cause ; w S- v heH,ls-5 r ..iv! -I " dead. V4 hi' h '- natural roi-.r ; t'' .1'." aerve the ' S"3 ". . dandruff : 1 " ehatisiru- j-vi'-r: trotis. aui i 'l tlib'k. rr- Ha:x-s nc.R T.T efffcts l y '' '' 1 ; vegetal-it i:'.-"--' r,"; and reiuvt:iV. !"- J :A B delibtfUl tainiiu: ii' ... :y orate ijui" k' '.Ss leaving the ! ,:r tara tier t-n-j-ara::- Bucklrsham' . -"v. -hi WHISKER them : - Color them ana is t:ie i - - tf.diK'..;-;;:;;:k, beinir a sii. ' , ' .tt' eenient cf a; i tMu"! k, B. P. HALL & C0,MH laid tja-1 !-" jorvm cl, r V .OUsl. VTr tt- rittn.r.. I "' TAYLCB H 0L 203 a 205 H'- n bfi-f.iy. SUMMER g MADH - 1 !r . . i l v - Hie Cllliil,!';, . i:;:!:-sv .. . oo m 1 1 Steei Picket I CHEAPER . 1 , A i v. fllllM ' ' ' j, ' r . S ' ' 1 V. , . . - b fey
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