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BASEBALL SCORES.
Ili (MMIt ami Itruofclyn' Win In Tn-
InnliiR f:untt
AT m00XLM.
Brooklyn, 0 0 0 0
Ilotton 0 0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
8- 4
0-
llnttorles-lleiiimiag and Duly; Btaloy ana
umisei,
AT PmiJVDEU'UIA.
Philadelphia .....0 O1001O00 0-S.
Now York 2 00000000 l-B
Butteries-Thorton ond Clement; Busts and
liiiukloy
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati
Cleveland
..0 0300100 1-4
,.0 0080000 1-
liuttertw- ItadboiirtM) ami Clark; Younirand
zuiitner.
AT CHICAGO.
flhlcmm fl 00009 0 0 0-2
Pittsburg- 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ox-8
Uatterlo fitclu and Bowman; King and
Mauk.
Tim National I,eiticue llucord.
t'er
Chlht. Wnn. Tit (?t
NcwYork..33 SI .011
CIHcr(co....M 23 .688
Huston ,...30 7 .tan
Cleveland ..00 SO .508
for
riuh, tl'nn. ry(. 177
l'TillMel'H..28 80 .491
Itrooklyn ,.8 30 .48.1
llttsbullr..28 M .407
Cincinnati. 211 33 .38
Association Ghiim
AT BOBTOK.
Boston 1 8 0 0 6
0-1
Washington 0 0 0 4 0
V
Ilatterle Daley and l"arrel1; Cosoy and
iioiiuian.
AT COt.VMBCH.
Columbus 2 0
Cincinnati 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 3
0 0
0 x-
1 lilt torlot-Kai ton and Donahue; Mains and
vuugnii.
AT rHILAUMLVltlA.
Athletics o stoousoso-o
llultlmore 0 01008800-
Iinttorlos -Sanders and Mllligan; MoMahon
una iboontson.
AT BT. LOUTH.
ft. Loot 0
Louisville. 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
4-11
1- 0
Batteries MoGlll and
CjlUllL
Mimynn; Moakln and
The Aftsnchitlou ltuoord.
Par re.
CIuh. n'oii. lAmL Ct fiJi. H'ott. JVMt. CI
IIO8ton....40 US .U4T ColumliM...Hl !M .4111
Kt. IIIU..41 8S MM Atlilotlo....i!0 31 ,1(10
linltlmoro85 26 .574 Iii'villo.-.yS 41 .400
Cluclim'tHW a; .403 Wuah'ton,..10 41 ,U17
llasteru I.onKUo.
AT HVBACUSE.
Syracuse. -0
New Haven 'i
0- 0
8-11
Ilatterlo9-Ietnon, I'ersonnnd Myerc Hor
ner and Thoisuri,
AT ALBAXY.
Albany 0 0 1 S 0 0
l'mvidcniio 6 0 1 1 tt 0
o- :i
o- o-
flnttorlesCaey, Devlin and ltooho; Lyston
mid Murphy,
AT KOCHR8TH.
Itocliester. 0
0 0 0
o o
o 1
o o
1- 1
X- 4
Troy 1
0 0 1
o 1
lluttorlee Shrevo and Collins; Magulro, Cote
and Wells.
AT BUWALO.
DlltlHlo 4 0300100 0-8
Lebanon 1 0020000 0-a
Ilattorlos German and Wcekbookor; Ander
son, Coleman nud Tate and lluslioug.
DESPERATE FIOHT.
Over a Thousand Mints I'lrnl by While
mid Ngri :h1 Mlnois.
Sbattus, Wash., July 1. Tho outlook
nt the Franklin coal mines is still threat
ening and Col. Haynos has wired here
for another company of militia, to report
nt onoe, and bring ammunition (or n
week's service. Porter Itobinson, one of
the mine bosses, was brought to tho
city yesterday, charged with killing Tom
Morris and K J. Williams, loador.i of
Sunday's riot.
Tho guards nay when tho train was
pulled into Fr.inkllu the negro workmen
wore fired upon by whito minors. Tho
negroes wont wild and could not bo re
Htrulued by tho guards. Securing their
nrms they fired volley after volley nud
only ceased when they ivlilto raiucm dis
persed. Over a thousand shots wero ex
changed, Harry Knocked Out Junes.
Altoona, Pa., July 1. At 0 a, m.
nbout 100 sport (rout Philadelphia nud
the oaMeru part of tho State gathered
around a prlzo ring pitched in Cambria
county in which David Harry, a graduate
of tho London Pelican Club, and William
Jones, colored, of Philadelphia fought
or $300 and receipts. Jones lasted three
rounds, and was tumbled into a helpless
knot with a blow over the heart. Two-
uuuee gloves were used.
Mora l'urlliqtlHke htnick 111 Italy.
Romk, July 1. At Verona last ulgbt
lue inhabitants were thrown into a state
ui the wildest excitement because of
earthquake shocks. Many persons rushed
-ut of their houses and lied to adjoining
teld, fearing their dwellings were upon
t ie point of falling. Houses were so
shaken that the wails collapsed, Iu
nlhvra, chimney fell through roofs and
nre crack appeared in the walls.
Pigeon Shout fin- 91,000.
ANBURY Pabjc, N. J July 1. A big
live pigeon shooting inntoli will take
pla to-morrow for 11,000 twenty-five
bin Is aoh man. The shooters entered
nre. I.il. ar O. Murphy, Dr. Gideon Kn npp,
entires i ii'vu Jones, ivauer Murphy,
irroi Hi- . apt. Money, Walter Smith,
Wll. i , K .ii it. Wiillains, Yale Dolan.
All ii.e ntep nre oraak shots.
lf.itfll Ksimpsd to llusnu Ayres.
Be i n v. July 1. It hat been learned
".at Ulark W. Hatch, who dlsaiipeared
before papers could bo served on him
in behalf of the Truvelers' Insurance
Company after the case of tho Mechanics'
Nntlonnl Bunk of Worcester fell through,
proceeded directly to Halifax, from
which port ha took passage to Iiuenoa
Oh, What tv Cough. 1
win vim hpn the wH' tili)!!? Tim signal per-
isiwof t lie Mire approach of that moro lor
rlble dlme, CoiiMimptlou. Ask yourselves
If yon eanWlord for tlio sake of saving H
c-nt, lo rim in risa huh an noiiiing , ior n.
We mmw from experience tlmt shlloh' Cure
wilH'iir your cough. It never lU. J III
(.xnWns Why more, than 11 Million JloMle
were sold ihe pml year. It relieves Crmii
mid Whopplna Cough at onoo Mother, do
not Ire without it. For lme Duck, Bide or
Ghost, use Hhlloh's Porous Plaster. Sold bj
0. It. Ilagenbuoh, N. K. corner Main and
uojrn sireew.
TliaroM bushes have lost much of their
beauty, as tho bloom is welt over.
A Huaband's Mistake.
lfmbnnda loooflen tie.mlt wlvw, antl par
ent their cbllflren, lo minor from tifaunciu ,
il now, nonraifia, imtmtoctk. nw. ner
.iuu. hti liv tli line of T)r. MllfH'
Rcatoiative Nervine im-h rlou rmolln
eoSldeMslly be prvnlei. DrrMlMa vry
v hfra hmv itiiivt.fi unUeiMtl fiatlliniclloli.aiiil
tnt ai lmmt. tale. Woodworlh Co., of
Kort Wayne, iwl.; hito i o. i nymriwe,
N. Y.: J. C. Wolf. Illllndnlo, Mich.: and linn.
d rda ot otliora my "H la ibegreaiii'twiloi
they eMir knew.' It rontalns uo oplitfs
Tital bottli and Hub book on Nervou
DlaeMca, free at a H. iirgenuucirs.
Ooimtry iieople aro very ny on Ihew
sunny day working on the farm.
To Nervous, Debilitated Men.
If vou lend us vr;,r addrt!f.. Wo wl1
mall you our illuitfatod pamphlet
iriB all about Dr. Dye's uoieoraten oicrrn).
Voltaic Bell and Anpllahcf, and trmii
charming efiacta upon Ibe nervous dr
ollltated system, and bow ibey will nuickl:
restore you to vigor, and manhood, l'ampli
let fro. If you are thus aBiatd, wo will
tend you s Belt and Applianoos on a trial.
voltaic uhlv uo., Manuaii, AUCH,
Ten days p"r annum l the average
amount of ticknon in human ll o.
Oftloeof J. M.I) Hchimwn.1(2 ltl l!8tli t. 1
noaldenoo, ' wo tun Js leei. j
Nfw 1 OBK, January 81, 1890
Alva'a Hrailllan Hiierlflc (Jo.-Gemietneu :
lIsvL.g Hillend r rtbeitt two year Willi
rhvuinatlkm, liidlgeilioii, sore tbrtwt, nmn
c mi lete breBhlnH dowu or my whole i-ystOin.
1 wnn llidt rod fallel' tlpaltl e vlth ftOVillfl
lirc.rnli tntdoolota) lotry Ibe lactus Itlond
CmV, whloli 1 conlli ied lo nsn for about
tlilrfv dHva. slnre whleli t me I hne beon e
tirely iree iroiu Ibe aiove-mentloued troulilw-,
tinri hi more aiiiblllun loduv Ihfin any
time i tho past four yoais. 1 can heartily
recommend ibe same to any one bavins the
saliiotroiiblm. J. M II. HOI1IM-O.N.
Hold at Klrlln'a Drug lo!e,Keruou Uoiuhi
Slook, sbtmandoab.
Cutters and sleigh In ft robes can
b unU at bargain-i. ountor figures.
be
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The veirtlbnlod compartment sleeping can
recently Introduced on the Uhu sgo, Bl. I'au
and Kansas Uliy Railway are models oi com
fort, oonvenb nee and luxury. Any patron a
tbe sleeping car is maided, by the Introdui
lion of iliese rompailmeut cars, to secure tb
same prlvany and ouveiileuce that be woul
In the best hutel. Ho other line west ol i.'bi
cagornns the comimrUi.ent cors. In addi
lion, the trains are cquippi d w Hi the regul i
open Pullman sloeptr, giving pussengcin then
choice. Tho dl lug oar sorvlce Is rally up n
the mmlri incuts oi modern railway Kervic
An excellent cuisine, promptly served amk
tlegaul surrunndlngs, at uwdaitUi ihaiget.
icaesnoimugnow 10 oo aesuea. .any oiom
pooido lOUtompiK.Ing a lrlp to any part of tLi
west or northwest cannot l obslbly secuni
belter acoommodailons or lower rates thai
uy addressing w. l. coojey, uenerai Agent tr
lue raiwiiKur uuiaiimimit w xiialiiulou.
I'hlladelphia.l'a,
WHITE PEAKS AND DARK CANONS,
Colorado Isa land of sharp oontrasls. oi
brilliant lU'liU. ol Intense sbfldf ws: a land
wheie heights and depths make obvious tho
iiieuiiiuu oi uie wnru aiiiiiiiems: h lauu wnorn
eierv mood lu mind can nnd an Husuprtm?
mood lu nature. The high, while minarets of
iuu ruouuiHius, nuiu wuose sieuuer pillUBOluH
float tho wind-blown banners oi the snow, np-
tirm Willi viiLiii. eiuiiittuw iu iuu amy tuifiir.1
uoiibor me soul; the sombre chasms cleft by
Titan forces through granltt-hearted Lllfs
hlnuhose depths dark shadows thromr
auu Hwinutg lorreuui uaHiispeaa to ine neari.
u language that thrills, luypuvsniid awes. It
dues not follow that there glurlesol white
praics auu inose giconoHiit asm canons pre
clude tho pleasant tulonnls. the snnuv
meadows or ibe k eluded nooks wherein the
tired mina or woaried bo ly may find ceate-
lul rest and refuge from turmoil nnd toll. To
ouo making a Joormy in Colorado, New
Mexico or Utah, or taalnga tranacoullnentnl-
lour irom rji-iio wesi, or vtcevma, tue lien.
ver and Kio Grande ltalboad oil. rs acoo.J
iiindutUius equal in eiegai'iccoonvenience nnd
luxury to those ol nuv other line with the ad
ded uttiuclious of tho unrivalled scenery
along Us Hue, abounding In n magnificent
opulence of white peaks and dark oauoos.
oi the uiiiHi lraporliint Improvements m rail
mad iHollliles that bus vet been made lu Col.
nrado and the West. The complttlon of the
standard gaugeof the Denver aud KloGnindo
Kalliond fiom Denver, Coloindo, over the
muuiuums to ugacn, uinu, wmcn live years
ago wu dueined an Impossibility, Is certainly
a trlumpn nf dnrluir and eimlaeerlne! skill.
i ue new line is uy ine way oi irfanviue, tun
ncllnt! leiineH-eo Pass. Ihreadlns the canons
of i ho Fngle and (Jr.. ml HlvciB, glvlnc n view
ol the .Mount of the Holy Crosi, enroute, tak
lug ithtrulus through Glcnwood Hprmgsaud
down the Grand Hlver to Grand Juuctlou,
ttienco to H'it Ijike Clly, Ogdcn and Fan
Kranclsco. liv thts route one is elven an on.
on unity to behold the mngultlcenceorKagle
liver Canon nnd the rasrvelous leuutr and
grundeu- ot the Canon of the Grand Tho
overland tm'.n Is a model In every respect.
r ruin me engine 10 ino jasi nrsi-ciass ooaen
everything Is bright and now, nnd of tho
most elegant sljlo of workmanship and
JIUlftU,
If anv rander fleslres to know mora nltnnt.
inei-e siupenaous wortcs or nature, write to a.
IC. llonnrr, (leneral Paskenger Agout,l)eiiver,
Colorado, and 'ie will tend you, free of cost,
elegantly lllUhtrulcd booss, glvlnk a mil de
scription of the marvels of the ''Weenie
Lino."- Stanley W'.'Od lu tbe "Great Divide.'
ia and will over be tho
Borneo ' for
i '
iMi
r Ann TTifliiArtim. Baokaohe.
T'oina in tim Rliin. Chest and
f Joint), Neurol giu, Sprains, &o
Before yoa need to lay, obteia
MrPREg Ol? CHARCE-S
vslnsWs booki "Ooltle U i Xloalth." with!
J.AD.RICHTER&CG
a 10 Broaclwav,
4M
Ntw luga.j
23-41
Prize Medals Awarded I
nropoanHomeil Ev(lolitdt,Londi)D,,H
irUnna, Prgni ilotierdum, OlMnj
Karemberz, &sstiai Lolpilo, H
oO Uonts a bottle, 1 or 3alo by;
p. i. i. TCinriiv,
C. II. HAGKMITJCn,
SHENANDOAH, PA.,
and oiner arueguu. tfSr (.
CHEERE.D PRINCE GEORGE.
lis Comitrynirn Uiant the Trnvnler on
lll Arrival In Nnr Tnrb.
New York, July 1. Prince George,
the stalwart aon of the .King of Greece,
reached this oity Inst lllgllt. He arrived
from Sun Frnnoisca ou Ills way home
from n trip around the wdrltl.
Whtlo the Prince employs tho title of
Count Falster, by order of Ills father,
hia gallant reacue of tbe C;ir' eldest
on from death at tlio . liamls of a fnsn
iled Japrtnoae hna given tho young man
to much notoriety that this means that
in lueogntto has not bean effective.
Ills arrival wan greeted by a thousand
Greek residents of tbU oity. ' They met
hi in at the depot nud oho red themselves
hoarse.
As the l'rinoe n eared tbe orowil, wliloh
filled every pa.t of the depot, a child ran
out with a nag and handed It to him. lie
took the flag, raised hi lat and another
shout shook the building.
"Yeo ho, Priur.ips Giorgio."
With bared heud the 1'rluoe walked
rapidly through the opening made by
the police, hia stalwart and youthful
form in a light suit standing out in
strong contrast with the slight figures of
the committeemen, who Wera all iu even
ing dress. He stepped into the first car
riage with Mr. Oreger and Woe hurriedly
driven to the Ilrevoort House,
Wine ivaa served iu the Prince's rooma
and he retired early. To day he la see
lug the oity.
IRON MILLS SHUT
DOWN.
All tliu Mahoning Oprututs
llefuso to
Sign tho Sonic
PirrgBtmo, July 1. The conforenoo of
the Amalgamated Association and iron
manufacturers is being couducted to
day. Four firms have signed the acalo.
They ure Brown 8c Oo. of tho Wayne Iron
Works, tho Anderson Iron' Company of
Indiana, tho American Wire Company of
Clovolaud and tho Whlttakor Irou Com
pany nt Wheeling. The Pitts burg firms
lire still objecting to, tho nine-hour
oIuuho.
Tbu sonle has been refused by all the
jnlll operators in Mahoning Valley. They
shut down lndellnltely Inst night.
The Catasaqmi Manufacturing Com
pany at Ch tasai ilia refused to sign and
shut d wn the mill at midnight Over
1.000 men are thrown out Of work. This
mill has been non-union for 150 years.
rrrrsBUBO, July 1. After a long con
ference the Iron Manufacturers' Com
mittee of the Western District signed
the western irou scale of the Auvtlgi
mated Association for the year which
begins to-morrow.
LOST IN THE MOUNTAINS.
A Searching lrty eouurlnff tho Adlron-
daoks for n llallrtntd ifitnployo.
Sabanac Iwn, N. Y., July 1. A man
by tho n.'mo of Samuel Mycin, who is
employed by the new Adirondack & St.
Lawronce Railroad Company, ono of
whose campH Is threo miles from Surauac
Inn. went away from the camp lor n lit
tle stroll on last Sunday afternoon about
three o'clock and has not been hoard
from since.
Mr. J. W. Whnlon, superintendent of
the work, has had 25 to DO men nud sev
eral experienced guides searching the
woods for Myors, but up to this time no
trace hn been found of him.
As this is tho very heart of the Adi
rondack wilderness, it is almost an im
possibility to find any traco of him.
If tho search party do not have nny
success to-night, tho forco will bo in
creased to 150 men.
The railroad company nro doing all in
their power to find Myers.
lie Is well known and has a brother iu
Rutland, VI., who has been notlQod of
his disappearance,
Hold It to the Lisfht.
The man who tells you confidentially
ust what will euro your cold is proscribing
Kemp's Balaam this year, In the prep
aration of this remarkable medicine for
coughs and colds no oxpene is spared lo
combine only the host and l urest inprvdi
enU. Hold a bottle of Kemp't Iialtam to
the light and look through it; notice the
bright, clear look; then compare v. itli
othir remedies. Price 6O0. and fl
If you must drink ico wator put a little
oatruoal in the pitcher or coolor.
Kooky Mountain Cure.
Tho druirgisti claim that pooplo call
Juily for tho new curo for constipation and
jiclc hoadacb", discovered by Dr. Silas
Lane whilo in the Kooky Mountains. It it
add to bo Oregon grape root (a great
rmnedy in tho far West for thoeo com
plainU) combined with simple herb, and is
made for use by pouring on boiling watpr
to draw out tho strength. It tolls at 60
oents a package Bnd Is called Lano's
Family Medicine.
Chinoio workmen who make matting
o irn about live cents a day,
Shlloh's Consumption Cure.
This is beyond question the n ost suc-oost-iul
Cough Midleiue we have cvtr sold,
a lew dukes Invariably cure Ibe vmil cie of
Cough, Croup, aud Hroi chills, while lln won
dei lu1 sucoees In tbo cnie of Consumption is
without a parallel In the hlneiy nf midlclne.
Hluoo It's tlrstdlsoAeiy it I as l.ecll Hilrl on u
guarantee, a tost wlikli uo other medicine
.an hiand. Ii you Iwvo a Ci.ugli we earncctly
a: you to try II. l'rlet lOrenU-, 60cntii, apd
II JO. If younLungs ore i-oro. I lit Kt or liack
Ii.me. nte Millob's Pou ns I'lasler. Hold bv
i . m. iiagenbuen, K. K. corner Wulu aud
Lloyd st i eels.
Dr. Grosvenor's
Bell-cap-sic
QtvM gu(oh rmlttf
Jwovt pain.
PLASTER.
KhamAtinm. nsnrmlrl. nltHirlu suul latnl
EAGLE HOTEL !
221 W. Ce.ttre Street.
Foimerly kept by Mrs CinvUle, Tho above
hotel
ii is
now kept by
JOHN
W. "WUEKS,
Formerly of tbe Keyntone llotal, UilbarUm
Best of ocouinmod -tlons for
Pcrmunent and Transient Guoat
Tbe bar 4 stocked with the best brands oi
clgv.s,ale, beer, purler nud liquors.
EXOELMJNT FltKK LUN0U COUWTlSlt.
Scrof ula aeie
Tho berltngoof which every human b
ii.gls almost nscoiUiln as no 1b o,r nlr,
un light nnd broiith, Is Horofula Humor,
l'ar nwny In the realms of history wo
cutch ffllmpses of what (i curse upon the
,nople this ull-provalont contamination
made Itself. I'oor diet and Insufficient
food, ill ventilation, filth anddampnci,
-dl ntifllst tho slumbering germs ofSerof
ula to overpower the vltnllty ol the body
and run riot In the system. The blood In
lis procew of renewing tho wast rnn
not expel any Inherited taint of weak
ness or Impurity. It can only be re
moved by the action of tome purifying
medicinal agency, wblch assisted by nu
trition food, well digested and assimila
ted Into blood, gradually Insures the pos
session of sound houlth. Such a ronuvnt-
Cured hj?
lng remedy ha Brow, Harsanaiilla
proved ItTlf tone, wtatbe. thljstalnt has
given rise scrofula, Rait Rheum Rheu
matism, t uurivlgla,I,lver ComplalnU, or
Kidney Diseases, which are tho most fre
quent manifestations of its presence, nil
have readily yielded -to the clean and
purifying action of Brown'sRarsaparllla,
A VEHY BAD CASK
of Scrofula, cured by Brown' Bsrenpa
rllla, ha excited the people living In and
around the town of Lee, Me. Mr, Aver
ill writes us a follow : "My bn lias
now taken fourteen bottles of Brown'
Harsapurlllo, and 1 am sure It has com
pleted a cure. Ills case was the worst I
ever saw. Hi face was covered with
what reamed to ho bob Ids or f cabs, and the
Itching was so lntolcrablo tlmt be tossed
AtaUnruftrtetst.OO.
.p DOH'T tako Something else "justa3 Rood," IT 13 NOT.
t9f ARa Wabbkn & Co., Merjcpiieton,l!angor, Me. 0
WILL CURE
EVERY FORM OF
I I'rom Simple
zvbry WATERPROOF
THAT CAN BE RELIED ON
3XT'Q'fc t;o OxH2
BEARS. THIS MARK.
BE UP
TO
THE MARK
9
NEEDS NO LAUriDERiKO. CAH BE VIPED CLEAN 111 A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
P
ENN3YLVANIA RAlLHOsO.
fiOHnTLKJM. BJVIMON.
On and alter Nov. 24, 18W, (i oiim ut( iw
6'inandoaA cu follouu:
For WlygHU, Gllberlon, FrtoKvllle, Ko
OasUe, Hi. Clair, and way points, O.W, B.l.
a aa anun.io v ui,
snnduys, btiu, V.W a m and 3.10 p m.
For I'oltsvllle, B.CW, D.lu m una 4.15 p m.
Bun days, UuV, S.4Ua m and 3,10 o m.
Fur Keadlng, 6.U0, V.1U am and 4.15 pm.
Uundaye, NX), 11.10 a. ni. and 8.10 pm.
For Pottsiown, Phoeiuxvilla, Monrtetowi
snd I'hUadeltibla (Jinuid stitiet bltIon), 6,00
i.W a in. and 4.15 p ni week days
bnndays, m, 9.40 a m 3,10 p m
Trains leave Fruokvllio for Uhenanflotib a
JUUum and D!.14, 7 42, 10,01) p m. Hundayt
U.tB a m and 5.40 p m,
..ive 1'oiUvllle lorBbcuandoab, 10,15 anc
.1.48, a m 7.15, V.il p m. Hnndays, 1U.0 a a
i.16 p m.
beave Fblladtlpbla (Broad street station!
,or FottsvllleandHlienaudonb, 6.57,10.25 a n
3.10, 4.1U and 7.00 p ra litek days. Hunday
a u' end 1.10 p. m.
Kor w York, .A), 4,05, 4.40. 6.S5, t.&J, 7.80
.JoOn 4.50, ll,0uaudll.ltam,12 0.')noou,(llui
tud c.iuci, LOS and 4.50 p'm.) 12.44, 1.46, 2.K)
v20, 4, o, 8, e.ilO, 6.D0 7.13 8.12 and 1(.,W) p m, lli.0
.-.Iglit
gu Uundayi., S.'.D, 4.05, i.40, 5.3o, 8.12, 3.a), K.a
j. m.and 12,49, H.U) (Ilmltod 4.50;, 5.28, B.S0, ,5t
:.lSrt.lS p m and 12.01 light.
Kor Hca Olrt, Mpring Lake, lielmai
. icean Grove, Anbury Far, and Long Brand
8J, 11.15, a. in. 4.00 p. ui. week davr Km
freehold, 5.0 . p, m. week days.
Haltlmof aud Washington, 3.50, 7.20, it,8j
S iu, 10.20, 1 1.18 a m, 12."i (lnnlted express) 3.41
4.11 6.H an' 7.40 p. m., and 12.03 night. Fa
Baltlnore my 2.02, 4.1 1, 5 08 and li30 p. n
On Hunday,S.fi0, 7.20, 9.lland ll.lt a, m. 4.1
W7,7.40p m. 12.03 night Boltmore only
5.Waud 11.30 pm.
For Richmond and the Booth 7.20 11.18 a, in.,
tMmlled' Express 12.35 p. m)12.03 nlght,wees
days. Hnndays. 7.20 a. m., 12.03 night.
Trains leave Harrlsburg lor 1'UuDurK one
be west every day at-12.25 and 8,10 a m ant
i limited) and S.40 p m. Way for Altoono.
ia n m and 4.10 V m every day.
for Pittsburg only, 11.30 a ui dally and 10.21
0 week day.
Leave Muubury lor Wllllamsport, fSImlra
'inandalgaa, Rochester, IlnBaloand Nlagan
alls 5,10am dally, and 1.43 pra weekdayt.
if") Vatklos, 5 Alp m weekdays.
1 or Krle Mid In term i dlatc points, 6.10 a in.
tally, Kor lock Haven, 6.10, and 1,58 a a.
lally, 1JM and &. p. m. week days. Ko
H.-?ova 5.10 a m 1.48 and p in weak days
.Ma. fi Hu.iO'ay.
f KUOB I K.WOOD,
"TltriLMINUTON 4 fiOilTHEKN K. U.
Time Uible in itlecl Jnj, 10, 1881.
Trains leave IlendTug (1. & H. nation) foi
Ulbtultar, Sejitri, lllra.loro, Joanna, spring,
field, l u) uivtiurg .lunctlon, Contevllle,Wesi
Chester ,i liudslorii Junction, 11 a O. Junction,
Wllinli ftou and InurniedlaleBlallons.dnlli
eneeptounduy. at 0.28nd .30 a.m. uud8.I5
p. in. Hunday only ai 3.05 p. m.
For Warwick, Ht. I'cteis and Intermediate
stations dally .xoept Monday, atP.SU a.m., and
6.10 i . in. oucduy only 8.16 a in.
Kor birdsls ro nud Intermediate stations
Saturday only, at 12 m.
For Bait linen and Wafhlrcton fB. A O. It.
II.) dally eiicipt Hunduy at 6.25nnd 8.30 a. m.
and 3.1f p. m. rnnda only ai 8 05 p. m.
Tnilnsiurhe ... ltekdlhu (p. A It. nation)
from Wilmington, II. & O. Junction, ih.ul
ilinnln, Chadntioid Junction, Win Chester.
I.enspe. Coelcsviile, WaynetburE Junction,
Hpilugneld.Joiinna.lllideboro, Gibraltar, Sey
.n.iiL.u iuu imcClaie stations, dally except
-i nday at 10.20 n. m 6.63 aud 8.17 p. m. Bun
e nly at 11 24 n. m,
I- '. in HI l'eieis, Warwick and IntermrdlaU
' . ii, daily except t-undsy, at 8.23 a. m
id 2.25 p.m. Mmday only at Bp. m.
I n m findsl en. and intermediate stations,
-. 'in day only ut 1.40 p. in.
i ...ni ab)ngion and Baltimore, dally ex
1 1 1 Hi.udoy, 10 20 a m 6.62 and 8.17 p. m,
-i i day only at 11 Jl a. m.
llOWWKSH BHIGG8, Gen'l PaBS. Agt.
. G. MoOAUBLAWD.Bupt,
Salt Utei
nbout In nnony through many a Moon
less nUtfil. He comnicnt'od sdlne .eKi
ago to use Jlrow n's HiirsaiMirt.la In c !
nectlon Willi thobaho ,n 'enl ; . ! . (
the Irritation, and n I
crod th it v pm . hi r I. ("-..-ns
rorlali'." .Mi. .T.V. U 1 1, i -.i ; . j
m:in f ri""heiM . . n i ii.i-- o .. '
sa "It Is woiul. r;. v hat Hi im n i-i-sapnrilla
has done for you'ig t -I I "
In this earn Biowu'n rsurapii i; . 1.. . 'i .
open Uie bowel and pores of the k' t ..
at ibe samo time cnurlug ti.i nl
beginning a vi,aoro:n .warfare on th.' .
Impure matter fonnd tnre,''id wbi h
was a coustunt source of snppl fi..iho !
soofalousbumoroiiUieontslde. Inilmu !
Ibis was expelled from the system, and ;
only puro matter entered tbo blood.
the Use of
SALT RHEUM.
On Davis-Street, In Bnnrf ir, reside Mrs.
Kdwln Wlloy, whose daughlor was badly
alllletod with Salt Uheum. At times her I
face end band' would bo covered with I
blotches. So intense was the Itching ;
sensation that aoplicn; ions of alt were i
made to destroy lb Fot a long time no
relief could; b oh talueil. One day some Z
one suggested Brown's SavsaparillB, nnd S
a bottle was pnrchciiod. Later Mrs. Wi-
ley brought her daughter to the estab- Z
Hshment or Mr. Ara Warren where
Brown'sBarsaparilla is made. The face ;
tlmt a short time previous wa covered ;
with blotches burning and Itching, pre- S
sen ted a fair ami smooth onnppearaneo
as that of any young lady. Leas tiiak ;
ON B POTT ILK WAS USED. "
C bottles for 0OO.
SEASE
Plmplee to ntintttiate ECSKMA
aiso iTuunu l'j J.t.w.
KM
0
JTj-fJerul for'TIluts for rcitcKcn and Slelc
Koom," a handy book fur tho household. I'lcCSJ.
COLLAR on CUFF
iVSARK
Williams d Bro.
Chamber Kels,
lledctwidb,
Bureaus,
ClUConlers,
Wash Btandi,
Couehes,
lirciislng Cabinet,
Wardrobes,
Arniolres,
Sideboards,
Dlnlrg Tables,
China Closets,
Dining Oflilrs,
Buffets,
Bmoklng Chairs,
Card Tables,
Mlrrorsr
Bofus,
Tea Tables,
I'ariorBulU, '
Lounges,
Divans,
Easy Chain,
Parlor CablnetB,
Easels,
Music CablneU,
Piano t balrs,
Hall Btauds,
iSettees,
IlallTablco,
Fancy Tables,
Wcod Mantels,
Book Cases,
Writing Desks,
Secretaries,
Book Cabinets,
Pianos,
Organs,
Bowing Machines.
BEBBIH
A.ND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
SHENANDOAH, PA.
WATER OF LIFE.
A iext It nluwvrrtri HIT1U1. T7 A to A rtl-T
the ute ot which will supply lnportanl ele
ments nrriisaiy lo health It will cure tho
Kidneys, Liver, Momurh, and all Bowel and
Bladder rilKUEts It v 111 dissolve lalculland
remove them. If rtmovrs ilia mln uenl fi,m
the blood and thus destroys Malaria and
Chills. Itrurrsllrigbt's dlsiase, and Is es.
neclally rctoiniiiendcd for people advanced In
life, aud for genera) neblluy. For undoubted
proofs or Ibis tt nil lor pamphlet giving full
particular, to J it. PEHHY, Water ot XJle
t.u., 01 puuiu iuaiu oi., wiuics-uarre, ra.
1 BADE
'biladelphia and Eeading Eailroad
Time Table in effect May 10, 1901
hAlfiS LEAVE SHEfiiNDOAn AS FOLLOWS
;or New York via Philadelphia, week day,
0 5.25, 7.20 m. and 12 35 2J!0 and 3
hi, bUtUlaV 2.1(1 and 7.4S u in Vnr N,.
orlr. etn iUnttnh 1 M. .. 1. 1. ... , l
, a. m. and 12.85 aud jio p. m. '
t"or Keadlmr nUd Phttr.r1rlnhltt n.. n.
2.10, IM.JM, n. m., 12.85 2.60 and 56 d. ml
unnay, 2 iu and 7,48 a. m,
."'. Harrlsburg, week days, 2 10,7.20 a. m
to ouop.m.
or Aiieaiowu, week days, 7.20 t. m. 12.3S
0 p. hi. -
POIUTHlt, week days, 2.1". 7.K),i m
2.8. J and 6 p. m. Sub Jay, 2 10 and l.ii
If at Tainaoun and Mihnmv. nuv
S, 2. 0, 5J5, 7.9. a. Ol., 12 31 2.60 and 5,45
C ri ""Vj iuui.s,ni. Anoiiionai
m-MsbanoyTjity, week days 7.00 p.m.
f " RUU wiujuma, week days,
20 a. m.,a60 p. ra.
rur WDilamsnort. HunburvnnA Innhm.
.eek day,,4j, 7.1 and II gj a. ra 1.85, 7.00
m. ouuemy t. ni.
I or Mahanoy 1'lane, week day., 2.1O 8 21,
n. 7 jo and H.3-J a.m.. 12.'. 1 as v.su. il.-..
.00 anc n. m. Sunday. 210. 8.2 1 and 7.48
1 4,i 5 n. 111.
Kor Gin ravllle (Kaiipnhaunock xtatlon)
1 day, 2.1 . 8.2 o.2.i, 7.20 and D.SIs m..
12.35, 1 85 d.tf, 6,66, T.' uD.d0.S6. p. m. Sunday,
IV A . . . afl It. 11J,, .1.1 Dl, 111,
ir .kshlu.nrf ,.nn k.i.m..,in .m.W .. .
2.SJ5, 7.20, 11.8 1 a. m., 1 35 7.00 and v.'i(
oi. ranaay it.au . in,. h.iv p. m.
I'KAINH KOB SHKNANllllAW!
i.eave New York via Khilatlolnhla. rreek
..jm. 7.45 a. tn., 1 30, 4.00, 7.30 p. m., 12.IJ
tut. Bunaay, o.ou p. m.. 12.16 uignu
ays, 4.80, 8.46 a n, 1.00 and 4.0J p. m.
eve l'hll. demina. wh k .iuvs 4 in. -n,
10.00 a. UL 4,110 unit 0.00 p. ni., from Broad
n't Callowuill and 8.85 a 111. aim 11 as n ni.
from Otiiaiii ,i,ouulreet. Hunday 8.06 (t.
m, U.KI p. m. from inn .ni uu
tjuve iusaaina, ween any, 13). 7.10, 10.(6
id 11.50a.m.. 635.7.57 n.m. snudav 1.35 urn
iu.48a. m.
Leave Kotuvllle, wtok days, 2.40,7.40 ft. ro..
i.80,611 p. m. Sunday, 2.40 a. m. and 2.15
Ol.
IiwveTamaque, week days, 8.20, 8.48 and
2 . a. 111., 1.21, 7.13, and 8.18 p, m. Sunday 3.S.0
m. and 'A60 p. m,
lave Mabnuov Cltv. week duvs. 8.40. D.ift
ad 11 47 a. m 1,51, 7.42 and 8.44 p, iu. He-
iHy, 8.4U i. m 3.30 p, m
Leave Mahanov Vla'.o. week davn. n4 1.4.tn
1.30, 0.35 II.' 0 a. ml.i 5, 2.10 a 20, 0 2, 7.67, and
."i p. m ouuuh &t , s.uv, auu n,.u, a, m.
4 1, p. ni.
lioave uimrtivine tivappananuecir reunion)
ivik days, 2,47, 4.07, 0.38, nnd 8.41 a. m., 12.0 ,
jh. u.o, c.vo ..uvi iw.vu 1,, tlx. uiiutiy, .tr
a,,B.2ii.m.s.4lp. m.
Lave Wllltamhoolt. week davs. 3.00.9.4S anrt
lJ5a,m.8.3S and 11,15 p. m. Bnndaj 11 15
i.m.
For Baitimoro, waeningiou and the west
la B. A O. K. R.. tbrouab Trains leave Glrard
I. venue station. Philadelphia. U". 4 Ii. it. K.)
it 1.10,801 and 11.27 a. m 1.31, 1.24, 5.56 an
.aa p. u , nunaay, t.iu e.vt iwti a, m., .I9
60 4110 7.viip. m.
ATANTIU CITY UIViBIOW.
ieaVe P .iiadelnuia. Chestnut street Wbarl
ind South -street Wharf.
Kor At lull tic Vitt, Afl
Wuek-duyo Kxpress 8.00 a. m, aud 2.00,vJt'
Oil .. u. tnMimtinntl.in Ii ll u .V, fi HB '
Muudavs. Einretm. 8.00. a. m. Accommn.
tatlon, 8.00 a. m. and 4.30 p. m.
neiuraing, leave Aiiauuc uny, ueixii curnei
.tiontloand Arkanaa avenues.- week-Gay a
-HxprtMl, 7.80, K00, a. m. audl.iki, p. in,
cuoumodatlon, 0.00, 8.06 a. m. and rj
80 p. ra.
cJunday. Express. 4.00 p. in. Aooommola.
ion, 7,3o 11. in. and 4JS0 p. iu.
11 ti H A KfVlflK. nnn'l Poau'v Atrlt
wnLKOD. Pres. A Gen'l Manocer
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
AIlRAIlflEMKNT OF PA83HNOEK TllAlh'B.
-MAY 10, 1S01.-
I'asseneer trains will lenvu Sheunndoah for
Mauch Chunk. Lcblcbton. Hlatlnglon. Cata-
sauqua, Allenlowu. iiethlohem, liaslon, Phil
adelphia and New York at 6.47, 7.40, 8.08a.m.,
1UK, O.U1, O.dtl 1. JU.
For Belvldere. Delaware Water Gan and)
Struudsburg at 5.47, a, m., and 6.28 p. m.
I.V., l.flml,A,l0lllnninl 'Prunf ... . UIM u v.
For White Haven. Wilkes-Barre and Pitts'.
ton 5.47, 8.08, 10.41 11. m 3.10 und 5.20 p. m.
ii or aunananuocK, iu.ix a. m,, vi.iu ana o.zu
, in.
For Auburn. Ithaca. Geneva and aud Lyons
10. 11 a, m und 5.2(1 p, m.
r or ijucey vine, xowanna, oayre, wavcriy,
P..U. TnAl..Vn. ll.,).fn flnnnw. Lt.ll,
uiiuua, isivuDDioi, ijumiiui mK'un ,'iuu,
Chicago and all points Wet at 10.41 a. m.,ana
6.211 p. m.
For Klmlrn and tho West vlaSalamanca nt
3.10 p. m.
mir Auaenrieo, iiazieion, mocaion, xium
her Yard, Weatherly and l'enn Haven Junc
tion ut 5.47,7.40, 0,0b a. m. and 12.52, 8.10 and
P.m.
ror jeauesviue, revision ana j3eaver,T7
Meadow, 7,40, 8.08 a. m. and 5.2(1 p, m, .u
ForBcrautonat6.17 8.08. 10.41a. m. 3.10 ana
5:2p. m.
For llazle Brook. .Icddo, Drlfton and Free
land at 5.47. 7.40. 8.08. 10.41 a. Ul.. )2i2 3.10 and
6.20 p. m.
iur ituuaaae ai. oai ana ti.ua a, in,, sins
8.10 p.m.
For Wlgtrans, Gllberlon and Frackvllle at
5.50 and 8.08a in., nnd 4.10 p. m.
For Yatesvllle, Mahnnoy Clly and Dciano,
5.47. 7.40. 0.08. 10.11. 10.58 a. in..l2.62.3.10.&.28, 8.03.
92 and 10.27 p. m. ,
or Lost, ureea, jiraravnie ana Asaiana,
1.27. 7.48. 8.62. 10.16 a. m.. 1.00. 1.40. 4.10. 0.35.
8.10 and 8.14 p. m.
ror uarawaier, ai. uiair ana roitsvuio,
7.40, 8J)8, 10.58 a.m., 12.52, 3 JO, 4.10, 5.2(1 and 8.03
p. m.
for duck .mountain, ricw iiosiun auu
Moron, 7.40. 8.08, 10.53 a. n... 12.52, 8.10, 6.26 and
8.03 p.m.
For Itaven Run, Ccntralla, Mt. Carmel audi
Sbamokln, 8.52, and 10,15 a. in., 1.40, 4.4U
anu a.vo p. m.
Trains leave Bbnmokln for Shenandoah
7j llJtA a. m., 2.10, 4.30 and 8.30 p. m., arrlvlnt;
at Sbuuanuoan, 0.00 a.m., 12.32, 8.10, 6.2s and
11.15 p. m.
DUnaAI 1IVA111D,
For Lost Creek. Glrardvllle and Ashland.
6.50, 8.10 11.35a.m., 2.45 p. m.
ror uarKwater, m. uiair ana rrousviue.
5.50, 8.00, 8.30 . m., 2.45 p. in.
For Yatesvllle. Mahanov Cltv and Delano.
6.110, 11.85 a. m., 1.40, 4.40, 6.03 p. m.
ror uuy, A.uaennea ana uuiieton, e.uu
a in., 1.40 p. 111:
Fur Mauch Chnnk, Leblghton, Blatlngtou,
Catasauqiia, Allentown, Bethlehem, Kaston
and New York, 8.00 a. m., 1.40 p. m.
a ur rniiaaoipnia, i.w p. jn.
k B. BYINGTON,
Gen'l Pass. Agt., Betblebcm.
Nature's triumph over dbenfe. Without au
equal, without a rival. Alter 800 years' ex
perience In lliazll and two yean' un dtcal est
In this country, acknowledged the firttaud
only purely vegetable and effective neutral
izeraud erudlcutor of scrofulous and spccltle
blood pobons known, Mo mineral, no fail
ures, no relapses.
Sold at Klrlln'a Drug Store,
Ferguton't Hotel Slock, Shenandoah, ra.
For LOSfor VA1LXNO HAHH00DI
aener.UnilMEKVOUB DBILIIY
waanneaaor noaysiiaaLna, naeot
ef rr.r.orzcesi.iinOtdurYoiUr-
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Abui.i.i Buftiii.r no thkatucnt u.acii. i. . dr
K.A intiiy irfu .u .iiit.ii.f.rti.iMMmh n ni. i.m
P.tlrlpUt llMt, .ipUaitl.a.iid proof. fcll.d (...US) fr
ln EHIE MtDICAL CO., BUFfALO, N. V
ran f
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