Published every Thursday.
Geo W. Wagenseller,
Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription $1.50 per year.
bleb must be jwld In advance) when ent out
side the couut y.)
ATCSOF AOVHTISINO.
All transient nrlvertlr-iTi.'nta not othorwlxe
eontracUHl lor will hfcnanjnl at the nueof IS
cents per line (nnnpnrl.'l ni.MU.ure) tor nntt Inoer-
tlon ana luccuva per line ior errjr
Insertion.
T"VifA noliefi puMuhrd frr i Muary poerty.
tnlmUt f rMjxet, T&, ir.ra emit a nn.
Thursday, J;m. 21, 1897.
How the District of Columbia is Gov
erned. When tlie colonies gained tbeir in
dependence aud prepared a separ
ate government they were confront
ed with many perplexing problems.
One of the most perplexing of which
was as to where the sent of govern
ment should be established. As
there was considerable nvulry be
tween the now States, the fraiuers
of the Constitution saw that it
would not do to establish the Cap
ital in nny of the leading cities, or to
have its territory under the iullu
eno" of any of the individual States.
They determined, therefore, to ob
tain aim lute jurisdiction over a
tract of ground, not exceeding ten
miles Btiuiire, and to leave the gov
ernment of this district in the hands
of Congress. For more than a bun
drod years Congress 1ms now had
control of the District of Columbia,
l'luu aftrr plan lias been tried and
found to be more or less unsatisfac
tory. From the organization of the Dis
trict until 1S7I, it was governed by
Congress in the same manner as
other unorganized Territories were.
A special Congressional Committee
each yoar recommended such legis
lation and appropriations as were
thought needful.
The District was organized as a
regular county, aud within the coun
ty the two cities of Washington and
Georgetown bad each its own char
ter and each looked after its own
domestic affairs.
In 1871 a cliungo was found desir
able, and the District, was given the
status of an organized Territory.
The Governor and the Secretary
was appointed by the President of
the United States, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate.
Tuu President also appointed , the
eleven members of the,Ctuucil,vand
thecitizenB elected a delegate to
Congress and the twenty two mem
bers of the House of Delegates.
Alexander It. Shepard was made
Governor, and he at om'e entered
upon the herculean task of convert
ing a et ude, poorly graded and over
grown southern village into a mod
el modern city. An immense amount
of work was accomplished under the
direction and the transformation
was almost magical. Through the
carrying out of tlio policv inaugurat
ed by him Washington has become
tho pride of the nation and (lie ad
miration of tourists the world over.
It was found, however, that this
plan had lis defects. There were so
many uneducated colored people in
tho city that they out-voted the
whites, and a petition was circulat
ed asking Congress to take away the
franchise of the people and govern j
directly.
In 187-1 the present uuiipio plan
was put into operation. The Presi
dent appoints three District Com
missioners having the same salaries
as Members of Congress, one of tho
Commissioners being an army of
ficer. These Commissioners have charge
of nil administrative affairs, appoint
ing all the otliccrs employed on tho
police, lire, engineer, aud other de
partments. In fact, they have all
the powers of ordinary rulers, ex
cepting tho right to spend the mon
ey as they choose. All expenditures
have to bo provided for by Congress,
one- half being taken from District
taxes and the other half from the
Treasury of tho United States. The
government pays one-half of the
running expeuses in place of a regu
lar tax, because it is estimatod that
it owns ona half of tho property in
tho District.
The citizens have uo vote upou
any subject or for any officer what
ever. They can only influence by
petition mid through the press.
Proposed New Libel Law.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday the
Pennsylvania Kditorial Association
will moot in llarrisburg. More than
usual interest is taken in this meet
ing because the committee appoint
ed for the purpose will submit a pro
posed libel law. This, when acted
upon by tbe association, will be pre
sented to the legislature for enactment,
The present libel law ia defective.
Tbe proposed libel law ia guarded
so that an unscrupulous editor can
not impose upon an individual, and
on the other hand gives to the news
paper scribe at least a chance to cor
rect an error or to defend his posi
tion in a suit at law a privilege that
is now denied him.
Addresses will bo delivered by
Chas. Emory Smith, of the Phila.
Press and Col. A. K. McClure of tho
Phila. limet.
Legislation ou the libel laws of
Pennsylvania is badly needed aud
thenclion of the Pa. Editorial As
sociation has been under considera
tion for two years. A newspaper
should not have too much liberty,
but at present the newspapers of
Pennsylvania and the public in gen
eral are hampered because corrup
tion even dared not be exposed with
out danger of iucurring heavy dam
ages in a law-suit.
The Roads of the State.
Governor Hastings declares that
there are more than 400 special road
laws in the State and before general
road improvement can be effected
these numerous special laws should
be displaced by general legislation
on tho subject. Probably those lo
cal road laws will be abandoned
without a struggle, but their abau
t . j u..:.. ..
uoutueill is necessary i mum
about a uniform system. Exclusive
of the toil roads and city and bor
ough streets, there are in Pennsyl
vania 8i,0D!) miles of public roads,
their improvement must in any
event be the work of years, but a
beginning should be made at once.
The equivalent of 5fi,0!MI,(ii)i is an
nually spent for repair. Doubtless
many road bills will be presented at
the present session of the Legisla
ture. Tim evil to be remedied is
patent, and there ought to be enough
ingenuity in the sensible law which
will in time transform our highways
into excellent permanent thorough
fares, and this transforuiiition
should begin to exhibit itself before
the present century runs out. This
great reform should not be left whol
ly to pos erily.
PICH RED BLOOD i tliefoun
IV dation of good health. That is why
Hood's Sarsaparilla, tho One True
BlooH Purifier, gives HEALTH.
ADAMSIJUItO,
Harrv Luck of Mifllin, spent Sun
day at J. I. Bingaman'B .... William
Markley sold the old Markley home
stead to Samuel Bhirey Lieut. M.
L. Wagouseller, salesman for E. A.
Treichlor and Co., visited our mer
chants. Mr. W. is a first class man
all around Rumor has it, that we
will have a wedding in the near fu
tnre Quito a number of our peo-
plo have severe colds Dr. A. M.
Smith's ore mines ate worked pretty
extensively Albert Uachinan who
was sojourning at this plac. his
left for his home in Michigan
Miss Emma Mitchell lias gone to
Milroy Quarterly Conference will
be held in the Methodist Chll.-ch he
ginning on the '-'Mil The candi
dates for the different offices me
arou:;d seeing their friends, and al
most nil saying their claims lire the
best Miss Annie Miller of Sun
bury is at presentt visiting her pn-ents.
Liver Oils
Like biliousness, dyspepsia, lii atlarlie, consti
pation, sour stoinaeli. iuclip stion are promptly
cured liy Hood's Tills. XUey do tlielr work
nloodn
easily and thoroughly.
Host after dinner pills.
2B cents. All druggists.
I'repared liy C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
The only Till to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Pills
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Personally-Conducted Tours
JM TCllI.KSsTx KVEHX FKTVKE.
CALIFORNIA
Throe tours to (.'ALIKOIINIA anc tho TACt I'
ll" COAST will leave llarrishurtf, Alteona and
1'lllnlnirif January 7. February -U. and March
il, lsii7. Five week In 1'nllfnrnlit on the. Ilrxt
unir itim nnir wtTKn im i lit. tsrrunil. I tinnenK' I
on the third lour may return on regular trains
wlihln nine months. Slop will be made, at New
Orleans forMurdl-Uras festivities on the second
tour.
Hales from all points on the Pennn. It. It, Sys
tem : Klrsllour,;!lil.iKl; Hi-enud tour, wso.wl:
third tour, tiio.o i. From lMttsburi,', .vuo less
for each tour.
FLORIDA
Jacksonville tours, nll.iwliiu; tvn weeks In
Florida, will leave New York and I'mlnrb'lplilii
.I'liiuary l, February U and i:i, anil March n.
1MIT. Hate, eovorliis expenses en roulo In lioth
directions. :H.ou from I'lttsbnrjr, und propor
tionate rates from other points.
For detailed Itlnerarleii and other Informal Ion
nnnlv at ticket nifencles. or a.-.dress Thos. K
Walt, Pass. Atfont Wuslurn District, 8( Fltlh
Aveuua, i'ituurit, ra.
Beat Cough Bjrap. fin Uood. TJea I
in time, pom ny druggists.
lSt rAa.3. .
HER HAPPY DAY.
A CK-RMINQ STORY OF MEDICI Nt
AND MARRIAGE.
Twe Opa Letter From a Ckletro Gill
-Bow Happiness Cause to Bar.
Among the tens of thousands of
women who apply to Mrs. Pinkham for
advice and are cured, are many who
wish the facts In
their cases made
public, but do aot
give permission to
publish their
names for reasons
as obvious as in
the following,
and no name is
ever published
without the
writers au
thority; this
is a bond of
faith which
Mrs. Pinkham
has never
broken.
Chicago. Jan.
th,
My dear Mrs.
Pinkham
A friend o(
mine, Mn.
, want!
me to write
you. because
the says: "you
did her so m a-.h good."
I am desperate. Am nine
teen years of age, tall, und
weighed 138 pounds a year ago. I am now
a mere skeleton. From your Httle book 1
think my trouble is profuse menstruation.
My symptoms are etc.
Our doctor (my uncle) tells father tha I am
in consumption, and wants to take t..e to
Florida. Please help mel Tell me -vhat to do,
and tell me quickly. lam cnc;axed to ' e mar
ried in September. Shall I live to ee the
day LL'CY E. W.
Chicago, June 16th, '95.
My dear Mrs. P!nkh.im:
This is a happy day. I am well and gaining
weight daily, but shall continue the treatment
nd Vegetable Compound during the summer,
as you suKgest. Uncle knows nothing about
what you have done for me, because it wouid
make things very unpleas nt in the family. I
would like to give you a testimonial to publish,
but father would not allow it. I
shall be married In September, and as we go
to Boston, will call upon you. How can I
prove ray gratitude?
LUCY E. W.
Just such eawes 11s the above leak out
in women's circles, anil that is why the
confidence of the women of America is
bestowed upon Mrs. I'inkhntn.
Why are not physicians more candid
with women when suffering from such
ailments?
Women want the truth, and if they
cannot get it from their doctor, will
teek it elsewhere.
.0
IX r JL O.
V X. M W "X. M Jl
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The undersigned having been restored to
health by simple means, utter snlTerlng for sev
eral years with nsevere lung affection, and that
dread disease 4'onsimitpiloti, Is anxious to
make known to his fellow HiinVrcrs the means
of cure. To lhoe who desire It, he will cheerful
l send (free of charge) a copy of the prescription
used, which I hey will tlnd a sure cure for ( on-
aisniiillnn, Ailimn, Cntarrli, Bronchitis,
ami an tliniai inn lung mainuiea lie hopes nil
sufferer will try fills remedy, us It Is Invaluable.
Those desiring the prescription, which will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing, will
please an.iress
lev. KDWAIII) A. WII.SO.-V.
-lo lyr
iirnuklyii, New York.
Weakness of Hen
Quickly Thoroughly, Forever C ured
JjffiL by a new jwriVctetl nelrntlflo
rtytl W You feel linprovc.l tho
flrntuny, f cl a R'.h'llt every
dny, acton ktic-.v you rut If a
IcliiK amor. 4 men In boily,
linliitl anil tio.tr I Pn Ins an. I
lofuH'tiendt'd. Evrry o1t:uli
I to Jmpijy iiiarrlfi liu rv
I moved. Norvo fonv, vii!
energy, when falling or fcwt, oro rcKtorcd ly 1M
treutiiioiit. All Wfftk )frtlom vt HirUnly enlar1'
and Btppnictln'THMl. Write for ur IkkiIc, with -x
lilanntl'ms and proof. Scut suuUM, frou. U.r
li,uw referauci.
ERIE MEDICAL CO., Malo n":
RULE OF COURT.
And iiow. In wit. I ft'i-cmlter uv lsiit;. It fsnrdrr.
1 'i 1 inn i in 1 1 I 'i ill til ' u- wwini ill III"
uf t lit County 'f Snydrr for the year lsy;, und
until nn 1 ii'-i 'iiutirii, iht iit'Ml mi 1 lit' rinillll
Mnli.l.ie ..I L'.il.Pln.ei. Ili.i L I fi l.k, i.t In...
1 1n-First Moiiduy (r (K'tnlttT. und tho HitiumI
Mittiday ol DivrinbtT, carh icrin lorowt lim' uiu
wwk. II. M. Mrci.l KK I. J.
ilKHKMIAII CKOI SK. A.. I.
If. . T. (.KMHKIll.INO, A. J.
BARGAINS!
Keep an eye out for Bargains
You will find the place for
it when you see
F. II, MAIMER'S
b Cash Store
TANTKI)-SKVK1(AI. KAITII Kt'L MKN Oil
' ' women to travel fur rrMmhsllilc established
house In I'l'iinsv Ivania. Salnrv 7HI navalile
fi5wei kly at.il expenses. Position perinanen
lletereiice. Knc ose self-nililtessed hi limped en
vel.ipe. The Xatloiial Star llulldliii;, ChlciiKO.
D-ai-lsl
Our Clubbing List.
We have nmJo nrrnngriueiits with
n number of liPWHpapci'H mid inai,'ii
ziiii'S to club th!in nt reduced rnten
iu conuectioii with the 1'ost. Tho
tigures in the first column rcpreHcntj
tho regular prico of tho paper and in
the second coin inn in tho price of
that paper with the l'our :
Price of one. Until. I
l'hlla. Inquirer, (dally) :i m
(Snuday) a. Ml .t
Farm News, ,6a ' l.mi .
Woinanktiiii, :i i.m
lloxton Traveler,(twlce 11 week) 1 en 1 7ft
S. Y.Trlhime, (Weekly) l.no 175
(jiiccn of Kaslilon. .hi I.mi
The Ohio Kiirmcr,(wecklv) l.tw .ln
Thrlce-a-week World, I.iki ii.15
DemoresCH .'Mau'azliie. u.ihi 31111
Kevlew ol Uevlewa, - a Ml :i..10
Leslie's Weekly, 4.II.I 8.50
The Centiirj, 4.00 a.mi
St. Nicholas. goo 4 no
Harper's Weekly, 4 tut 4.71)
Harper's Maua.liie, 4.11 4 Mi
Harper's Ha.ar, 4 INI 4 70
Cosmopolitan, i.mi s; .rni
American AKrlcnlturlst, l.no a.J&
WushlUKlou I'ost, l.no 1.75
SPECIAL COMBINATION. I
(1.) We will send tho N. Y. Weekly
Tribune, The Boston Traveler,
(twice a week) and the Tost all one
year (this makes four papers every
week) for only two dollars. j
(2.) We will send the Farm News,
(monthly). Womankind, (monthly),
The N. Y. Tribune (or the Boston
Traveler) and the Post all one yar
for only two dollars. Special rates
for other combinations will be made
upon receipt of a list -of papers desired.
We are selling on small profits now
and for cash, so we can save you
some money by buying for cash.
Ci inic and see. We will give you
a few prices on our goods.
GROCERIES.
SUGARS.
11 lbs. white for 50c. or fie. per lb,
1 1 His. granulated fiOe. or fie. per lb,
13 lbs. light brown fiOc. or 4c. per II),
COFFER
3 lbs. Lion collco for fiOc. or 17f.
per Hi.
3 lbs. Arbtiekles eoflee for fiOc. or
1 7e. iKT lb.
3 lbs. Java and Kio in milk pails
.).)(. or lite, per lb.
3 lbs. loose roastiil fancy Mocha and
Java ffie. or 33c. per lb.
1 His. loose roasted fancy Java and
liio liOc. or Hie. per lb.
-lilCE-7
I'js. Hlce for i'5 cents,
5 His host Carolina for :10 cents,
-SYKITS.
1 gal. best while honey Syrup 80 centp.
1 (ful. pure Sugar Syrup 30 cent.
1 (iallon Syrup Is cents.
MOLASSES
1 gal. liest X. (). Molasses, fiOc.
J Jinking powder, De.
1 ll. best linking Soda, fie.
3 lbs. corn starch for 2()e.or 8c. a pk.
3 A Ij T .
140 lbs gruin Hack c nuinon salt, SOo.
5(1 lbs. Que Dairy Halt, SOc.
28 ' " 19c.
1"" " " " 8c.
5 " " " " 4o.
J " "f " " , 2o.
Quoonswaro,'
Can sell you the heat. Iron, Btont
ware, China Guaranteed.
1 tea net, 12 platen,
3 bread platen, 1 meat plate,
2 butter plate?, 1 cream jug,
1 Mitfiir bowl. 1 irriivey bowl
1 long dishes, 12 cups, '
12 saucers.
40 piooos FOR 32.0S.
SHOES.
bailies' rulibers from 2-r)u. to 40c.
Men's " " fi0. to 70c.
Mcii'm (linn Roots Ciimlep, (2.7.1.
Mens Felt " from (2.00 to (2.75.
Men's Shoes, dress and heavy, from
llllc.Mip.
bailies' Shoi'N from !M)o up.
('ull ami see our SIIOKS and we are
sure we can please you In price and
quality and styles.
DRY ;0()J)S.
Ml blue Calicos, fiets.
All stable best sold, from 1 to 7ets.
CIXCIIAMS.
Apron ( lingliains, fiets.
Dress (lingliains from fi to Sets.
CAKPKT CHAIN'S.
3 A: -1 ply carpet chain from lfi to
IS cetitsalwavs in stock.
0A11PETS.
Don't foi'fjet our home-made
Carpet from 25 to 40ct.s.
A 11 wool stripe, 50 to 55cts.
Ingrain Carpets, 25 to 70cts.
l'lcase call and see our new prices
ami goods ami we can savs you
money by selling for cash.
difl fnn Dn:toTi 9. Errnrn
1U1 UUUD1
F. H. MAURER,
NEW BERLIN. PA.
Mitltllehurtf Market
Corrected weekly by our merchants.
Butter 18
Kki?8 15
Pitted cherries
Unpitted "
hi-n,..tf,,'s
Uaspberrie
(Unions 25
T,urd 0
Tallow 4
(thickens per lb 0
Turkeys 8
Si.le 7
Shoulder 7
nam 10
Old Wheat 90
Ky .85
Old Corn 26
Oats 15 to 21
Bran per 100 lbs 65
Middlings " 70
Chop .85
Flour per bbl - 4.75
Candidates' Cards.
Political innouiHymeuts muy be mule In
thme column, bulla all caw tuny must be paid
fur in advance.
ASSOC! T& J LOOS.
Eorroa Post : I bcre 1141 uion ivspcctrully
BUbuill myik-IC an a cau llilil. lor Aisoiciul.-Jud-e
subject to tue rulos nu.l umtKe ol me Ke
publlcaa Ditrty. Iu lliUomiiwO.iu I disire to
slate thai I bave breu au a'dcul lteiuiilka for
thirty-two years, no active w irker iu the pariv
lor allcaw twenty years. I liuve M-rvcd UiV
country lb (be luie reorlil.m lor brce cnrs anil
icn iuoiiiIih ami pu.w.l tliroiu'b muiiv btliL-a.
participated In S.ierumu .I;u ,:ii to I tic sea, hu.
I fc my claim fortue b'tminatiou hi mis I line
suould be coUMidcred bv all, us mi AxioclaU
JudKe brlouir lo 'be West eu.l the iimxi Icnu
Eariiextly i ..idling (lie auppori ol uiy icllow Kr
publlcans, I am rcspe.uuliy y.ium.
Beavertown, ha. V. U. t'DLKMAN.
P.m tlww ........
wi. i irune auuuuuce my name aa a
randlduU for the olllc- oi As-K-hite .1 u.le, bhu-
k mr ruirsoi me HpiHiiic.n pruu.iiv dec.
lou. Vours Ke:ctfuiiv.
II C SAMPStLL.
PROTHONOTAKV.
Ko Post : I hereby desire to uiinoiincc inell
a camlldaU! Ii.r I lie untiiliiiiiinn ol Prothoiiol.irT
anil (?lrlt of t Iia i?ahmu nt .r
Jwtto tiie rule or the republican prinuiry elec-
O. II STE1N1NGEK.
En Pill, Pla,iaj .......... K -
- w.-.. , ...... iiuiim kii
canilldale for the ofttce ol Prollionoliiry nnd
i-r ui inr srterai uoiina in me cotnlni; rrl
nmry and If nomlimtwi ainlclwt. d pledge my
self to serve the best I men w a ot I li people.
Your Obedient Servant.
UKO. M.SHINDEL.
DloT Ik Iaaararaii..
UlnaU J
rorjlM benefit of thuie who tK
Pnwl.lenlwln-t U..Ci..i. .... .. '"Urn
road Company will sell' excu!!,) "hJ
frota Maix-u 4 to 8. at the lulioaVl"1 KiJJ
New York (sou: Plitlndelph,,
flBO; :i,.rrli.urir. n ,t';"liij
I'tttshur i0 00:ond tMin i i .Jli11 j
the Pennsylvania sjstein at r.,, 4i,
i ma inaunrniion will he m,. I
vent and will u i.l.umte . a. ."r-J
... r ' ' "-"obui iK. r
1 lie iiiHirutllci-nt fae lllltw m ..
Itullnm.l iu.ike lUU line i he iuv,l,' ""'
Kb. Host. I am a c .udhlnte lor Prollionotary
and Clerk of lliet'ourta. I was before the peo
pie six years atfo aud was ileleated bv a Hinall
majority, llurlni; always been a lo.iil repuiiii
oiin, I trust me republicans uf Snyder county
will see fit to support
Your Hiimhtp Servant.
UKNNKVtLLKS.iITH.
REUISTEK KKt'Olt IIElt.
Kd. Post: t. You will please unnniince my
mime as a candidal fur U.-trlster nnd Uworder,
subject to the rules of the Kepulillcan part v and
II niuninaleil nnd elected I will servo the people
well. I uin respectfully vniir.
C. II. IIINKELBICKUEII.
Kn. Post: Please uiibotince my mime as a
candidate tor It ulster nnd K-conieral the com
ing primary Pleetlnn. ItaMiiK alwavs lieen a
stalwart repulillcati I trust 1 may receive lite
hearty support of all Itepublloaiis.
W.K.FKESK.
i:o. PlsT' Please aniiouiire my mime as a
candidate fur U.'bler and ItVcnrd.-r, sulijecl to
the rules ol the Kepiibllenn parlv.
SprltiK Twp. PALMKK E. llACKEXUfUd.
Jl'KY COMMISSION EK.
lamacandldalefor Jiirycoininlssloticr. Please
aunouncu my uatne In vour w.irthv p.iht.
JOSEPH IIEXliHIi KS.
Please snnounce my inline as a catnlldaie for
Jury Commissioner ul tho c.milnjf primary elec
tion. West I';Ti-y Twp. ;. s. SPKKJUI.E.
Mil u i.iKNsKLi.KR .Pionse say In your pnH'r
that I a. i. oandlilate for Jury t'ominlssloiier ai
I he i..ii;i u.iUuu Feb. I I.
ADAM SIlAMOltY.
DELEGATE.
Kd. Post: Please an noil nee mv name as a
candidate tor Delcnle to the Sla'le Cem ent Inn.
Yours. NEK B.MIDDLESWAKTll.
TIMES
HAVE YOU READ
THE
PHILADELPHIA
THIS MORNING ?
THE T'MES Is the most extensively cir
culated and widely read newspaper published
In I'ennsplvanla. Its discussion of public
men and public measures Is In the Interest of
pahllc InU'irrlty, honest government anu pros
perous Industry, and It knows no party or
personal allegiance In treating public Issues.
In the broadest and best senso a family and
general newspaper.
THE TIMES alms to havo tho largest
circulation by dcsenlng It, und claims that It
Is unsurpassed In all the essentials of a great
men opolllun newspaper. Specimen copies of
any eniiiuii win bo sent free O any ono send
ing their address,
TERMS DAILY. 3.no per annum ; $l.no for
four months : au cen, f per iiionlh : delivered by
curriers for 6 cenls per week. SUNDAY
EDITION, 3i large, handsoiue' puifes m col
iltnns. ele'aullv Illustrated, licuulirul colored
Hiippleiueiil, tJ..iil per milium: ft cms per
copy. Dally aii' Sunday, i.'i.no per annum ; S'l
cents per month,
Address all letters lo
THE TIMES,
PHILADELPHIA.
uaiionui capital at all times, h "'v
'iiuiptiieui aii.t snlendli lniiinJi . 7
w aslilugliju make It especlallv n.,,1""!
occasions. 1 f'teiUr s
ItheumatlNin t areil lnTnT
Mystic cure" for Hlienmati,., ' '
riiilli Hllv cures In l to i aav !,zm
Hie RVHII'tll 1 ei.ntiii.n..iu ln IU'
removes nt once the cause uil u'ma'
niedlately dLsapiiears. The tiri d' .
neneins:;5ceuu Sold by all n.,. . t
aieourgu. "sch (
,T- f' An'hony. Kt-Put master M .
uc i ure-inr Kiieumm sin h . ",hi i
did me more good thai, u,. ,"?,'
look." Sold by all Druggist's, ffi ' e
Pe
Culllnrnla, and conveyldir the n...
sylvanla Kullroad Company,
dueled tours to the Pacific Coast. 1
t'AI.IFOItXIi.
monnlly-t'ondurted Tilr, J
At (IS A.M. Wednesday. jWttm .
:lal train of Pullman comnosite ''I
Ing, co np irtm.nt, an I oox..r.,.,. li
rcn.B . UD UUIIUSOIU JIII1U4V I'l... I
Pitlinqvlvanlffl U.illnn, i .' i
v uoiin.! i,r .
-'alllornla. and convevi.io. n,
This train will be the finest ti, ,i
the continent iin.l tho t....,
, , ,n-,,rnM
most elaborate und co.colete ev.r .,. .
trans-conttnenlnl and plensure tr.., 1
of an affable nnd eicnri!ii,,...H ' ll
slat..r1 hv n I.I.. ..
.., ........-.,... iipiisii,vi i UVr
party, without fear of mlssln tni,..l.
and without any of those putty ain. j,aJ'.
u.-ni ui inoiviuiiiu iravelln,', crms..s tv
cau com lnei.t with o much nnntm Hi,
aa n nu.ii i speuu a weeic at t.iu W.,iJI( ,
In, too, nt. st. Liuls, Kansas city, n,'j.
iwnpni.g-i, iiniiHaniaro. ami vm,,,. ,
prluc iiiil poinisoi line cst. i,.t ,
bersnou, und nn ui rl .ht piano wiiti.,...'
.... ... "
me iniin, ami every oilier 'vmvii..iKYly
ury oi u iirsi-cias nostein .
I'ue great object of this tour Is i..
Insal ibrlnus climate ot the Eustimi in..
forailuio amid the transcendent li-j
Callfarnla. urcut ih Is 1uvIl'umiii, ......
VBti
beneath its matchless sky. a lt-t,.!....
tlob could 0'itlM ottered, nor a tuorr prJ
method of renchlng it. 1
i?lve weeks wilt be allowed in tills "PJ
of tho Paclllc," durfiu which luurwi ,a :j
1A Angeles, Pasadena, "Y i Alnlw Tiw
Santa Uarbara, S in llernaidlnu, Mu UucJ
and tho garden spot of tho earth, M jh
Ituturiiln.'. tuiirtsts will slot) ut Sii :
City, Glcnwood Springs, Manlton, D-mir,,
Chicago, two aays win ue ient rl-tf.jf
famous and sublime freaks of nut ure lo it-i
ltou region.
Tickets for this tour, Inrltntinir mim
portntlon, Pullman accoininodatlntisKiwt,
oertn), meais en route, i:,irri.i,-c Ome
hotel accommodations irolii.' and reiunk
transportation Iu California, niu be mii
of $310.00 from all stations .n tv Pn-jjiinJ
Uallroad system ease or Pitist)urk'
AddIv to ticket agents. Tourist ami
Broadway, New York or (ieo. w. Bj,d,iJ
ant General passcng T Agent, Rroad strma
tlon. Philadelphia
Hon, W.J. Bryan's Boot
All who tr IntsraatMl In tartlwrlu IkJ
oiBo, W.J. Brf'tntw took ihonld aniiiij
iiniuBuiBwii wtm
pobliibtn. T
mil eoouii .
I t 1 lit imnn
1 W Cllfllillfa
If EIS IIKIISI
Of tiJITDIIEn
.estjv 5 his ncaut
gri k A SPWC3B
f&A.jrV! CUPliGlif
'Ml fef JRFT-tfMTI
ft MITKIISM
AGENTS WANTED!'
Mr Ull 111 III n
noanoed hi Intention of devniinirni-hi'li'i
royaltiiw to furtlierlnff the rHti'i. of bissil
Thre ft re dread? indlcatiooii of n enorcioM4
A)re W. B. C0SKI Y 10 WCT. fM
341-331 Dearborn SL..CHKAW
DR.
MIC
W. OLIVER SMITH, Chief Consulting Physician,
9 South Third St., narrlsDurj, n.
A Permanent Institution for the Scientific Treatment and Cure of
NERVOUS, CHRONIC AND SPECIAL DISEASES
After years of experience, we have discovei ed thm gtettet cure known fur weafc.ne
nd limh, tmputenev general tUhility, nervousness, languor, cinfuion of idea. pal'itaii' (
heart, timidity, trembling, dimness oi light or KMineM, diseases of the head, threat, n.
affections uf the liver, luni;, stomach or bowels, unnatural discharges, ttc. Take w'fZ
thought before it it too late. A week or a month may place your case beyond the rc,((fll'f.
Our method of treatment will ipetdily and permanently cure the most obstinate cases, an- )Mr
restore periect neaitn.
N0lVnilQ I liose ftuttennK trom IServous
II CI YUU9 Debility, the symptoms of which
nphilitU mrt ri',red mind,
Bwwlillliy which unfits them forocrforminir
their business and social duties, makes happy
marriages impossible, distressing the action of
the heart, causing flush of heat, depression of
pints, evil forbodings, cowardice, t ar, dreamt,
melancholy, tire easily of company, feeling at
tired in the morning as when retiring ; lott
energy, nervousness, trembling, confusion of
thoughts, depression, constipation, weakness of
the limbs, etc., should consult us immediately,
and be restored to perfect health and usefulness,
By a wise course of treatment, adapted to your
age, sex and physical condition, the tone of your
system can be raised, the tendency to impure
thoughts removed, and the strength aud vig r
of health restored to the debi.itatcd organs.
MjI 11121 ftA Married persons, or young
lYIsal I ICIUO men contemplating marriage,
aware of l'hysical Weakness, lxss of Vital
Powers, or any other disqualifications, speedily
relieved. He who placet himself under our care
maytonfide in our honor as gentlemen, and
confidently reJjr on our skill as physicians.
VariftftfAla Ptvely cured by a new
f ai IUUUDID and never tailing method,
and a cure guaranteed in every case treated.
Epilepsy op Fits SS-EhS
which reaches the teat of the dilute, and effect,
luting curt..
Cnnsiitutiflnal . '".t'T
Blood Disease Kfl
ul, infirmity, wasting eencril ill h.tb.
ened life, and o diieasini; the
and facultie. of the afflicted as t" nrM'Z
ence a period of trouble and ulitn.
from Ul a ludiou and warchmi tw
Ihui eradicating all blood p..i.onfi" i
tern, and tecum a rational ana m.
The most wnn.im""-
been Riuw""'"'? 7.
ri....:.
riieooeao ment ol ihe -i-n''"L
Uiocasc devote our si"
and through yean of patimt lab .n 4 "J
we have ditcoverrd the mol inla !",
of curing involuntary di-charsr.
nervous diseases caused by ""'m!!
worn, excesses or vices, ' .
disorders arising from solitary Ml" "
and secret nr. li.es, niakmii
cxisteact and marriage iniposMUx.
K
Catarrh
to cure, it curable iy tne new
employed by us. Kellel toeeaj
ana lure.
Pilo blind or bleeding. ""Jlf
TlieS c.al diseases,
rittuiat cured witnoui n.
tery
Prrto.a rained l
nH.allfl.ri." J
wills
then, "tl
rrv
A mww Avsm ttrawm
A Ll U ft ill WAttfiAlV LVjU. lmwd
nut
nstlnth, glrlag paltwnoiia and lssjurlooa oompoaaoi,
REMARKABLE CURES ,
Parfectetl In M ctuea which hara been neglected or nmsklllfWlf
i-WE MAKE NO EXPERIMENTS OR FAILURES.'i' J
We use no patent nostrums or " cure-alls " ; we treat each tj J
own merits, and prescribe (or each separately tbe remedies J
required, and we have yet to fail in any case where we have promn
Office Honrs, n lo 4 and 6 to I. wrl
Parties treated by mail and eiprest, but where possible, one pereoaal Interne i
which It free and Invited. CURABLE CASES GUARANTEED. r
-Casei and correspondence SACREDLY CONFIDENTIAL. Treatment teal
free tram ODterrattoa to any part of we United atatea.