SHENANDOAH
Is the head centte of tlie Schuylkill
coal reslon, thirteen miles from
the couuty Beat. It la on the
lino of tbo PhlhuU'lphlii and
lU'adlng,Peni)sylvulnnnd
Iiohigh Vnlley railroads,
Hum ottering excellent
facilities for travel.
Not ruifte 4 hour
rldefrom thoolty
ofPhlliidelphlu
POPOLI1TIOKSSI30,000
It. tiosf-eswe the greatest In
ducements for tho location
of factories, mills, Ac. Kx
cellent water supply, fuel plen
tiful and cheaper than any
where else. Educational ml
vautflRoa unsurpassed. Pure air,
puro wator, electric Halite, &c, &c.
Hannibnl llmiil'n wore to the very
last the full-dress itult of black liroail-
jeloth with expensive shht front that
lurmea in mitt'oeiiiiiii ciays iiiuutBtitic
tlve attlro of public men. It was the
.style of suit that Webster unrt Cluy
wero always clad in when Ihty '''
dressed the Senate, and itlias survived
in a few Isolated ln-tice, of which
Hamlin's was probably the most con
snicurus It connected the powdered
wiir and court enstume of Adams and
Madison with the more modern Pilnce
Albert of Dep w aud IngnlU.
Ti-eaents In the most elegant form
THE LAXATIVE AND NUTRITIOUS JUIOF.
OP THB
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
Combined with the medicinal
virtues of plants known to be
most beneficial to the human
system, forming an agreeable
and effective laxative to perma
nently cure Habitual Consti
pation, and the many ills de
pending on a weak or inactive
condition of the
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS.
Itist the most excellent remedy known to
CLEANSE WE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
When one Is Uilious or Constipated
so THAT
PURL BLOOD, REFRESHING 3LEFF,
HEALTH and STRENGTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Every one is using it and all are
delighted with it.
ASK YOUR DRUGG'ST FOR
MANUFACTURED ONLY OY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
&AN FRANCISCO, CAL,
WUISVIUE. AT DEW YORK. tt. t.
FIRE INSURANCE!
xiw ill ik fallible Pore'j Cui Ctmiaalr:
Represented by
OAVlDFAUSTiSiSr
GOLD MEDAL, PABIS, 1878.
W. Baker & Co.'s
eakfast
from which tho excess of
oil lias been rotnoved, Is
Absolutely JPure
anil it is Soluble.
No Chemicals
nro used in its preparation. It has
more than three times the- strength of
Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot
or Sugar, mid is thoroforo far moro
economical, costing Jess than one cent
a cttj). It is delicious, nourishing,
strengthening, easily digested,
and admirably, adapted for invalids
as well as for persons in health.
ooia oy crooers ovorywnoro.
W. BAKER & CO,, Dorchester, Mass.
IMPORTANT NOTICE !
All persons are hereby warned
NOT TO FISH IN TBS DM
i
Belonging to the
Shenandoah Water Company,
and all parties caught vIolatlPB thlt notice
Prosecuted as Trespassers
By order of
XHJ COMPANY.
THRILLING EXPERIENCE RE
LATED BY JOSEPH FLTJDE.
Ranchman Bitten by a Mad Coyoto.
A Terrible Struggle With an
Enraged Beast A Child
in a Lion's Den.
Indiana, Pa., July 0 Any lime
Joseph Flm'e, of this plaue, wants Ills
hair to eland on end he need only to
recall u little trip tie took over Laurei
Hill thaothertulght.
lie was on Lis way to the Uouo ol
Jotiu Dick, but gotoll the trail. Dark
tis soon tettleil mound lilm, and a
drenching rain fell. The lightning
vyuh i vhi, une oi us intuiPHmveu ins
life, for hy Kb light I'lude found hlin
tell stumllng on tho etlgoof nsttep de
clivity.
on turiiiiiir around ho felt the fclok-
I'lilng orimge of a lingo snake under
ins loot, lie escaped from this one
hul hi iw moment he felt foiiietliina
striae hU leg just b.ow the knee.
, He thumped it with hl umbiollu
aid lejiin to run. FlUBllylhe inn-
uroiiu DioKe, and intnio readied lorn
i. envy stick of wor.d, which a Hash of
blitiiiUK hud just revi altd to hliu.
With tills he ulubhed the snake into
stilmiissloii, audit let goof his trousers
Upon composing himself bluue was
plunged into another cold sweat by
luuriiie tbo ominous rattlo of other
snakes. He found himself on u rocky
nlaleau, and from all directions came
the sound of rattles. The air was full
of the fumes of their venom.
He made one nlunceoutof the place.
aud as lie did so befell auolherof those
horrible clutches at his trousers. Hj
concluded to take that suake with him
if It wanted to go, so ho ran and it
threshed about the bushes as he
jumped.
Thai was nuoui a a. in. At u o'ciock
he arrived at his destination. Farmer
Diulc told It i in ho had parsed through
a den of rattlers. Dirk, on the pro
vious uay, nau seen uozens oi tue nig
reptiles coiled up together at that place.
A MAD COYOTE.
A Texas Ranchman Was At
tacked by the Animal.
San Antonio, Tex., July 0. Alvlno
Alaniz, a Mexican ranchman of Kin
Grande (Jlty, riding after cattle two
days ugo, camped at night by a creek
running through a tangle of musqultc
He tethered ids ;horse, cooked lih
supper, and was squatted by the fire
smoking the inevitable cigarette, when
a mad coyote sprang upon him from
the darkness.
The little beast, with every lia'r
standing on end and its jaws dropping
loam, inn in tne lace, lasleued its teetl.
In his nose. Alaulz was thrown back
ward, and, sprawled at full length,
vainly trltd to defend himself with his
hands
The coyote snapped its teeth through
the skin in half a dczen places, and
the man's faco was soon covered with
blind. As he struggled to his feet,
frenzied with terror, his assailant dis
appeared. The ranchman reached Rio Grande
City the next morning and was treated
by a phyiilclau, but is prostrated, and
will probably die of hydrophobia.
Mad wolves and coyctes in South
western Texas at this season are no
means uncommon. Three years ago
Y. G. Chamberlain, a fon-lndawof the
millionaire ranchman, Kichard King,
was attacked while on horseback by 'a
mad wolf. He went to farla as fiat as
steam could tako him, was treated by
Pasteur, aud has not sullered any
luconvenlence.
IN THB LION'S DEN.
Khedive Ismail's Brutal Sport
"With the Hungry Beasts.
"When Ismail Pasha, tho extrava
gant Khedive of Egypt, reigned over
that hlstorIcallaud,"saId au acquaint
ance of the notorious ruler, "he had in
his garden a large cage of African Hons.
Noble brutes they were, and until the
event of which I never tired looking
at them. One day while walking with
his Highness In the garden, the keeper,
accompanied by a pretty little girl.
entered, carrying a basket of meat for
the lions. The iviieuive anu 1 waiKeu
toward the caiie to watch the beasts eat.
They were hungry, and pounced upon
their food with a ravenous fury that
chilled mo. Standlugclosoby tliostago,
with her hands resting on tho bars was
a little girl, her long golden hair at
times blown by the breeze iuslde the
enclosure.
" 'Why do you permit your daughter
to go so near the lions?' the Khedive
asked of the keeper.
" 'Oh,' replied the keeper, 'they are
so accustomed to her they would not
hurt her.'
" 'Then onen the door and put her
inside,' said tho Khedive.
"My bloou irozo ai me commanu,
for command It was. I tried to speak
but could not, I was unable to move.
Tho keeper, with the submlsslveness
of those who know their Uvea will pay
forfeit If they dlsotiey their ruler, maoe
with his eyes a plea for meroy. Hut
seeing none In the Khedive's face ho
kissed the little oco tenderly, lifted
her up, opened tho door placed her in
side, and as the door swung to he
turned his faco away and groaned.
"Tho little one, though she did not
stlr,stonicd not afraid. The Hons ap
peared surprised, and as tho largest
and fiercest rose and walkfd toward
her I thought I should choke. Hap
pily, the father did not ecothe beast.
The Khedive alone was unmoved
and stood cazlntf at the scene calmly
and with a curious smile I had so ofteu
sceu play upon his features when
watnhlnir the dance of a ballet. The
lion went up to the child smelled of
uer, looKeu ai uer iuuy nan a nuinuu
then lay down at uer leei anu ueat uiu
lloor with his tall.
"Another llou approached. The
first one cave au omnious irrowl and
Ihe second Hon went back. Tho others
protinbed low. and each second I ex
pected them to spring, hut they did
not, This continued, I think, about
llvo minutes, the big llou never taking
dighest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOLUTES PURE
his eyes nfl'ilie gi 1, aud oeutelesjly
lashing tli'1 lloor.
'The IChrtiUoby this time was ev
idently t-att' (ltd, and turned to the
keeper and oomuikinltd him to thrust
a live lamb Into tbo oaire through an
other (Jonr. Wltl a oi Irrlty I have
new rseeii equulb d, th- km-iwr u iught
a slrsylnu lamb and oliyed. At he
did so every lion sprung upou the
lamo.
'Take out the chUdl'' th Khllv
oonimanded, and scm bud the womh
e?caped him ere the kfepr. who had
already run to that end oftlm ont
jirkul open tlio door, stmtelied the
Utile one our, nud ulusu h1 her In his
arms, fhe Khedive laughed, to-med
the keeper ooin. uud. tatttm: niv arm.
walked on."
A Husband's Mistake.
llunhnnrls loo often ne nut wle. port rtar-
eut. their clilWrwn, u Mit!r from bt ndaolit-,
zziuess, iieurugift, we t- Mie-a. ill, ner
viune, when uy Hid nm of Dr. Miles'
ItestoiatlVH Nervine Midi leituMft resulifl
cuuld ettfelly be prettnteri liriiKalxte evtry-
Mnere hay itgivef uuiverwji fiHiifliiQ'.ion. huh
ha-ai linmcnee sale. WtMHluoilh tA.,of
Kort Wnvne. Ind.: snow A n. of 8vrmni.
N. V.; J.O. Wolf, Hlllsrtnle, Mich.; nurt htui
d edaot ollifrf my "It js KieatKt seller
tliey over kLew.'f It contains no oplilm.
Trial boltlfs and line Itnok n JiervoUf
Diseases, Iree at C. II. IIgeiibuo!rs.
The oyster Is now out of ecu on and tho
o'im ia in thoscup.
THIS
IS JOLLY!
Dad bonffht
ACME BLAOKlHG
find ril hT it easr nov.
WoiffsgGIEBIacking
IS A GREAT LABOR SAVER;
A SHINE LASTS A WEEK.
RAIN AND SHOW DON'T AFFECT IT.
NO BRUSHING REQUIRED.
MAKES A SHOE WATERPROOF.
USED UY MEN. WOMEN AMD OUILDUEN.
Can be wmhed like Oil Oloth.
ASK IN ALL STORES FOR
Will Stain old & New puhnituhc
will Stain glass and Chinawahc
Will stain tinware
Will stain tour old baskets
and
Tarnish
at the
same
time.
Will stain baby's coach
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
OcnSoYLVANIA RAILROAD.
JT eCHTJTLHILI. DIVI110H.
Irs anil after JYbv. 21, 1690, .rndv. milt U(.l
Bhenandfah as falLuM:
fa Vlggan, miborton, fiaos-v'Ue, Ke
iutlc,Ht. Clair, ana way (iulta, C.CO, . t .
ra. ai.d 1. 1 l, M,
Hundayp, U0,.l.ia maud ,nm.
e'or l otuvllle, ti.(XI, H.W n m .u. .. :5 1, m.
Sundays. (-00, S.4ua m and SAO n ra,
i,'oi tieAdlusi (J-O, U.lu a tn and 1.18 pm.
-inuduyn, toe, u.iuu. m. andS.hipra,
fcr Foiuuiwn, T-Ufmxvillc, Hirr!tow.
qd Pnlladeliihla itiiuad street "tatlon), H.W,
10 a in. and J. 15 p week days
'us-.tayg, noo, D.10 a m 8.10 p m
Pralag leave Frack.ll.u lor bhejiiuidoah at
J.40B"! and 12.11, J. 12, 10,01' u m. anndaya
1.13 a m aud S. 10 p m.
Lenvo I'mterllle :r,i 3.:ciaudGili, 13.13 aui!
.S a ri 7.15, S.12 f, ui, 'jundaj s, 1U.40 a it
..15 11 m.
ueave L-uutJoiiiiilk (llrud otruet station)
,r Potuvllle AndtJliumndurh, r.57,10.25a ir
(.10, 4.1'JMufl 7.10 fi ni neelf dys. tunday9.a
ni and l.lup. ru
ITor w Yoib.H.SO, 4.(6. l.li). 6.8 60. 7.S0.
).b0. 11.00andll.lGaxrj.U0lnoon (Um
ed exiuess, l.oa and 4.50 p 111.) Vi.U, 1.4(5, ';.S0
k!W, i, 5, If, S.30, (i.S0 l.li 8,1V iind 10.00 nm, 12.01
iRht.
On Huuds.yn, 8.SS), 4.05, 4.40, 5.J6, b.12, 8.W, 9.EU,
i ru.niid 12.49, 8.11) (lltulUdJ.SO), V.&U,).C.6(
.13 K.li n m and 12.01 nleht.
For Bea am, Bpting lite, Bclmar,
io.:un drove, Ahbury Iarlt, andlone Uranct
.,aj, u.ie, a. ra. 4.00 p. in. week davr I'oi
JTeeliold, 5.0 1 p. m. weeR caya.
Ualtlruon- ana TVasuitiKlon, 8.EO, 7,20, 8,3i
110, Hi.20, It.lSa m, 12.v5(rimltedexps)a4l
ill 6 67 an' 7.40 r. m., and 12 OS night, i'o'
yallluiore- nly. 2.02, 4.1 1, b on and li.ao p. m
jns.mdaya.te. i:s), aV'taa ll.l a. m. 4.1)
.57,7 44 11 m. 12.0J utghu Balt'oiore only
5.08 10. rt ll.KOpm.
Kor Ulcumond and the Boulb 7 20 11.18 a. ra..
Llmlled ISxpresa 12.85 p lii..)12.03 nieht.week.
lave. Hnudays, 7.20 a. to., 12.WI nlsht
Tt'ulnt leave llarrlBbur lor I'Huamrit act
Jie went every day at 12.5 and Uu a in am'
1.00 (limited) and J.4J p ra. Way for Aitoona,
. 15 1. ra and 1.10 f u every day.
For l'ltteburg only, 11.20 j ni dally and 10.21
, in rat aays.
beve Hunbury lor WlUlaraeport, iClmlra
lauandalBUa, Kuohcter, BnttaluHnd Nliieur,
ftll 5.10 a lu dally, and 1,4V p in week rtayt
For vtttKlDH, 5.30 p m week days.
1- or hrle and liiterraedate points, 6.10 a 111.
dally. Far Look Haven, 5.10, and 9.63 a m
dally, 1.84 and 6.80 p. m. week days. Fo
ttraova 5.10 a ra 1.48 and !,8! p ni week day
1.10 a, m Hourtays,
'HAS. m FlIGH, I. R. WOOD,
,n. Maiv ' --'in. l'ai Afct
TIIK SEASON FOR
pi;e-Nics
itmxa at iiAxn,
Committeemen should bear in
mind that tho IIuhald olllce
ia prepared to do all kiuds of
Poster Work!
at the moat reneoimble rates.
Give us a call and obtain our
prleea. All work done when
promised aud iu a satisfactory
manner,
U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.
TROUBLE! IN THE HANKS.
Growing Hostility to Governor
Pattlaou.
Lnt wek Governor I'stlleon oflernl
Mr. Koliiiipon a minor olerlwhlp. The
prolier wag nirly declined. Kditor
Frank J. Kit.-diiiiiiouH, also well
known aiuonn Htate polllleian?, who
U a warm friend of Sherill ltobinwm,
lut Hst-onlBlicd UIh friouds throiiK'Uout
tlie eotinty by a vicious attaok on the
Governor through the medium of his
paper, the 8orantou News. It says:
"l'attlioii linn uevcr hoen anything
out a UouuU'-UeHltnir. iipi-otrtlve, nuns
wumptah, urrogant individual, with
tue uiintreBl veueerlui ot JJemoeraw
of iinv man livinir who nreteml.t to l-
lieveln tliepiiuoTpleiAof the party of
jenerpon. lie oefiueii to latior tinner
tlie unfortunato tl' hiBion tliat ho is n
tiilie liettir tlmn liis party, that goi:
ttluti Democrats tiiust acqules-co in his
dulngs, aud that It is the esjeuce of
Htutest)iauhi to llatler and surfeit
traitors and kirkf-rs. Previous to his
last nomination, his ginger bread sup
porters aud hired lickspittles wero
continually apologiziug for his career
when Govornor before. They declared
that ho would be a Democrat if elected
Hgnin. "Well, he was re-elected; has
ho changed any ? Ho Is even worse
than ho wss before, flis every action
seems to be to pleaeo mugwumps and
a lazy gang of idlers known 110 labor
reforniets.
"Tho gauzy statesmanship of men
of PattUoti's ilk w.ll boon pass Into
the vortex of oblivion and beyond the
poiwibilities of rt8unctloii. He has
broken every pledge made them, and
crowned lm trt-auhery to hia party by
appointing a majority or mugwumps
on the World's 1' air commission."
THE COMMISSION APOLOGIZED FOU.
i'jUsvlllo Chroulule.
Smarting under the criticisms to
which the Woild's Kair.Uouimlxshm
has been Btilileeted a bulletin has been
ibsued by Gov. I'uttlsou giving some
analysis of its personnel. It will be
noticed that labor, lavs' and finance;
steel, raihouds and agricultural; oil,
mantiiactur s aim newspapers; lum
ber, trade and art arc all represented
mil coai wuero is its representa
tive?
Pennsylvania last year produced 7''
million tons of coal with $.200,000,000.
it employed au army of 170,000 men,
and twice as many 111010 of tho people
of the state were dependent on the
1 rati e.
Was an industry like this unworthy
of notice; so Inconsequent as to be
overlooked? We may Lie prejudiced.
Our surroundings may iuiluouce the
opinion that the Governor made a
great mlstaite in neglecting to put a
representative man irom this region
on the list.
The analysis published on tho first
pago of tho Chronicle to day Is the
most positive evidence of the charge
that has been made that tho commis
sion was made up uot to represent
Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania's In
terests, but tbo political purposes of
the administration.
COMMKND1KO IIIMSUtiF STftONGIiY.
8(. Louis Qlobe-Ilemocrat.
Governor Pattisnn has made his first
bid lor the Democratic nomination for
President by vetoing the Compulsory
Education bill receutly passed by the
Pennsylvania Legislature.
NOTHING LIKE ITI
Blood Is thicker than irator,
tad must be kept pure to
ma ore good health.
Swift's Spzoino la natures ramstfy
for this purpose.
It neror to falls ollmn&te the lmpta
ties sad build up the general health.
Them U only one Swif f s Specific,
and thero is nothing Uko it
Be sure and get the genuine.
Treatise on Wood and Skin Dlrawca
mailed free.
Tho Swift Specific Co., Atlanta,
tot LOST orFAiyMl HAJWOOT),
Urianral aaiiaCKVOUB utuu.u ii
liVtVtn'tw.ttol Body Bad Hind, tbuc.t
LiuUjf ,romorEsMi m OldorYounA
lt.St.4l. fc-M. HM ,)! fall li..lor.J. llaw f 3 .n'Krf. ft a
rimsAiM k, t nt ftoi-tu muss imhthiifioiu.
il,.oli!l.lr unf.m.i IIOllll TIIUA11I1T NrneDt- Is a iltr.
tl -a Lam traufto Kn4 h.r.lgs Coaau 1.1. i rltt Vntx.
uW. EH1C MeblCAI. CO.. BUFFALO, N.V
Dr. Grosvenor's
jEEttffii nn !
Den-cap-siu
n,,ui,r.u PLASTER.
frow vain, " w
TttiAnrn&tiam. nmit-tiliriA. nlnriT Rtlil lnmbaUTO
Mumi at once. unvn rur mus uy au urutltww.
TREMFO I 'IT..1 ?
ft... rurcil m
I SI 11, .1 IS
urM (li.se s 1 1 t
,ajiuiy i,i in i in ' i i i i --i i. mi i ii
tymiitom. tie li n "fil - . I ' PR li BOOli I I
uinUlto(nilr- TCH nJVO f li rnl CDCC ! "i
trulout i u ICIl UA1 li,.l.(..ilrnL.C vou 'Mb
ItUI, rtoi tn cent- In m.i i ps - j lv o.i.ie Kuim
1111. II. 11. GltfeXN Si SON)?. ATLANTA, Ui
m
1 051
HBEALDINGS.
A Llttlo of This, That and tho
Other.
-A Watrvllle, Afe.. doctor Is
soveuty-seveu years old, and he thinks
about knocking oil' business long
enough to go visit his grnlidapa In
Kngland, Grandpapa Is 114 yenr old
and deserve the vilt
ihe death of Mr. Il.imllti recalls
the curious fact that wheu he was
Vice President the name of the second
ollloer of the government was bodily
included lu thai of the llrat thus: Abra
hum Lin coln.
The furniture of tha old Hlierlrian
liouve at lllemarck. Uukotn, is ollerud ,
for sale. This hotel wss j eats hko th
le:uli xvou of eti'orprUIng wild-wist. i
tltl.ens, and tlie furniture ought to
bring a good price for lead that Is In;
the piices.
Two vessels have broken ocein!
reoordi this summer, and It Is ob
served that one in German mid Ihe
oilier Friiu-h. It Is to be hnp.d that
they will avoid collision v,ilh eaoh
o'.her, and settle their Interna loual
ilifllcuiMes lu a more iileasant way.
A female school teaoher lu Fitch
burg. Mhsh., rec ntly sent a boy home
brcmise he oaiue to suhuol barefooted.
If back in the 40's boys were sent
home simply because they oaiue to
school barefooted We would to-day be a
liKt'on of people with only sufficient in
tolllgeuco to occupy seuts in the jury
box
Here Is a little example In mental
arithmetic which the Democrats can
eiislly solve, if they will: If Major M.;
Kin Icy came within 80ti votes of being
elected in a m rrvmandered Con men-
t-loiuil district that should give 30,10
Democratic majority, what will be hia
imiiorily for Governor In the State of
utiio, which is easily uepuuiican uy
16,000?
1 lie ulclimoml ( n.'L)c8natot re
gards the proposition to have a leunion
ol tho Union mid Confederate armies
at tho World's Fair as a doubtful
enterprise, aud says that tlie "northern
aud western people would go Into Ills
If they wero to see a rebel battle ling."
lietoru giving Its encouragement to
tho undertaking, tho Despuloh 11 rat
wants to know "whether we may carry
our battlo Hugs and old uniforms wlln
usto Ulikiu'o. " J tHlillusu-i that tlieie
could beuieunioii of the two armies
without tlie display of rebel Hags and
other relit'H of n lost cause, li -sides,
there need be no fear of anybody being
thrown into a spasm at the sight of
the rebel colors. The North has cap
tilled many of them nud Is throughly
faodliarwith their appearance. In cap
turing these Hugs it might be added
that the Noilb gave somebody else the
Ills.
-Significant: That tho "MeKlnlev
prices" on French champagne Imvo not
continued. At nearly every place
where champagne Is served In Nevv
York the prices aro$1.7o uud $8. Oasof
old. Tho duty increase was $1 on a
dozen quarts.
Tho man without live whole flnirers
Is having a hard time of it these davs
simply because fugitive "GUI" Marsh
has a linger missing. The tramp who
rescued several people irom the Erie
railroad wreck at Kaveuua tho other
day Is minus a forefinger of the right
hand, aud this fact gives rise to the
suspicion that the liamp may have
uecu lNKirsii. this clue is about as
strong as any that have been run out
UlulerlaKer Joseph II. Uolwell.
of Birmingham, Conn., announces thai
lie will murry tlie girl that will go up
in a balloon with him. He made the
sumo oiler a year ago. Ho perhaps
thinks that wives come high, but be
nni't have 'em. Colweli Is a widower,
pre-uinably made so bv tils first wife
accompanying him on a balloon trip.
nave you ever scon tne ladles so
orgeously arrayed as now? The man
ufacturers of goods for women's wear
appear to have exerted themselves to
the utmost to produce urlllhint colors
and splendid combinations, and it
mustbecoufessed they have succeeded.
mo maiitua muKers have supple
mented their ellorts by such compli
cated, but the same time tasteful, cut
ting ami lilting ol gay luiirlcs, that tho
raslilonaule women or the day Is some
thing to bo looki-d upou with wonder
aud admiration.
You Take No Risk
In buying Hood's Snrtaparllla, for it ii
ovorywhoro recognized as tho standard
huilding-up modicino and blood purifier
II has won IU way to tho front by Its own
intrinsic merit, and has tho largest sale cf
any preparation of its kind. Any honoet
driigijiet will confirm this statoinent. If
you decide to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, d-i
not bo Induced to buy anything else in
stead. Do euro to got Hood's.
A SLAVE'S REVENGE.
A Method of Vengeance as Poou
liar as It Was Doadly.
In Haytl and Martinique the venom
of the terrible serpent indigenous to
those islands, the formidable fer de
lauce, has been often employed by the
negroes In disposing of their enemies,
A horrible but well authenticated
luBtance of negro ingenuity aud mal
evolence is told lu Martinique. A
huge negro, recently Imported from
41. Sl.it.w.. nin.l l.n.l ltunti tt'lilnnml
LtlC U IIIUI U LUllDl, ,uv uvv.. 4..J,,l.
by tlie order of his master, ono of
tue great planter princes oi tue isiauu
whllo it was under Frenoh rule. The
victim made no compliant, but medi
tated revenge.
liy long search ho found the lair of a
pair of serpents In tho gardeu adjacent
to the house. Watching his opportu
nity, no Killed one anu dragged us
bodv to tho house through a window
that was always open, and into, the
bedroom of the beautiful daughter of
the planter. lie dragged It to Uiu bed,
lifted the coverings and colled tho
reptile on the sheet. When this wus
done no carneu tne tieau snaite away
aud cast it into au adjucent uroam.
As night upproacheil the serpent1
mate followed tho trail, crept througl
the open window and to the bed of the
planter's daughter. Tho latter, half
awake, made a motion to brush awny
tue intruuer. iiistaiitiy tne tangs
wore nurted in uer uecu, anu in a tow
uours sue wus u corpse.
From Tho Nation's Capitol.
an.n. . liHMU, ,t n.ui,i,,iiui v.,p.t".
Tho Fuiuoms lied Flag Oil. Is a perfect family
. , A XT ll...n ll,...l.lnn,nn , I , I'. II.
meillcmo, and lias ue equal lor uueumausui
VeuralaliL. HnmlliR. CulB. lllirns. find a!
bodily patn. l'rlcaBSceuu. At Ktrlln's drug
store.
Who rules in this town ? .
Depends on the question up.
The lamp-chimney ques
tion what sort do you break ?
Whatever sort your dealer
deals in.
How, do ycu think, ho
selects his chimneys ?
He buys those that cost him
least; he can get the regular
price for them; and the faster
they break the more he sells.
That's how he reasons.
Tell him you want Mac
beth 's "pearl top "or "pearl
glass, " toup-h class, transpar
ent, clear, not foggy, fine, of
right shape and uniform. Tell
him you'll pay him a nickel
more a piece, and that will
cover his extra costs twice
over. Tell him you don't pro
pose to break any more. Try
your hand at ruling.
Vlttuborg.
(1FO, A. MACBETH. & CO.
FLY
CHEAP AN STRONG.
Mother stylo 5-A Not, p-lccs 10 suit nil
NVu. Ayuks . sons, ih i i. mieli-ii ia.
ISo'tf f.y all cloHlnrs.
CTiM.Mti-r'. 11M. Illmii,il IlronJ.
EKNYRQYfll PILLS
(Lrirtnal anil h.ly r-mtn.
1 4 Ur l, 1 hi If. A
, fil "fith 1 i, ri
. iL r.t . , t
fflhuiaana hum . m i ,
tistir
nUJi at4
r'!lt.-lii-.'r t. rt.tr.,, I 1 ... .lt.' J '1'?
5M lj tit Lotftl i'ri ci'ii VhTliSi!. vZ
Auk my nttcntN for XV, I. IinuKlniv S1im.
I mil tor sail In or vhxcv tmU jmir
ivncyt ami vl iliem fur on.
WHY IS THE
W0 L, DOUGLAS
S3 SrSOE
POP
GENTLEMEN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE HONE?
It It n si-anileHri siw with tiutackior wax thread
to hurt the fei'lj made of tho best Hug calf, stilish
and Qtity, ami because tro tmtke more thoea of this
ffmaV than any ofi' nmnttfat fttrer. It equals baud
Bcwetl kIiocs cuhtlUK from 8I.111J to .
ffifi 00 (tt'iiuliift lluiiu-Nuitrilt the finest calf
I) J m tthuo cviT tilTiTt'd for ftVUH pniiAl fc'rpUL-h
Inipdrtcd sliocf whlcti cowt from fcs.o tofiU.tMi,
eCL U IIiiml-StMVi il Welt Shot', lino calf.
btyllHli, comfortable and durable. Ihe beat
shoo over onm-d ut this prlco t same prudo as cus
tom niflilo KlioetcoHtlnic from $tf At) to $!l.tl.
CEO 50 I'ollci Miiipi Inrmers. Hullroad SIca
and I.-ttcrC'arrlorsnll wrarthemj Iluocalf,
seamli Binooth in sit) c. licuvy tbruu boIch, cxtcu
slon cdv' )uo pair will wear nyenr.
Qn 01 11110 emit no iietter fiiiofl over otrcrea ac
H thl-t prk-o; one trial ulll couvlnco thoso
who want aeboo for comfort nud nenlee.
(CO -.'Ht YV'firkliiamtin shoes
Pi& nro very strong and durable. 'Uioso who
iue clvcn tlu'in a trial will wear no other make.
rnic) S-I.IM) uud Kehmd shoes am
EliUVD worn hvtho bfiHuvervuhorei thevsell
on their merits, ns tlm lntToatiiK sales show.
CiUICS DoiiL'oin. vervsrx llshieaualsll'cucU
lm nor tot I suoea cost lug from $t.0o to $o.m).
IwuIIch' M..'t, SAHi mid $1.7.1 shoe for
MIsHea are tho best flue Uongola. htylUh aud durable.
('nminu.-en mux, w. i. ifouRiar name nuu
rlco uro Btampcd mi the 1m( torn of each shoe.
SToetojp'ix 33a.ll,
Dr. Thee
33 tul. fb-t!(tt(PjHiuleliliU.
Tbi tu oil relUble nt aueeM
p-cUUil for UdieMs rtolk
SpccialDiscascs,Bloo3 Poison
UIXKBS, hlotohfi, Plmplca, Sort
Moulli, Thrott, IrrilUlon. Bo 14
low. !BfUurat1jni, Rfdncya
Blt11r. Loll thktilj, ffeiH tack,
Vctkneii Debllitr, Impilretl Memory tad Decay, tlrtetorea
til dUcue reiu'tmi frgm jouthful irrora or from c? crwork
Old.YounK" Mlddlo Aged don't Mffer soy Ionar.
ura ia ecrutu, do eiperimoot, 1 bare tTtrjthlni known U
inoJtoal a,adauri.oaMoience,ott!niuaacaoiiCMeaaoM0iiaut
uouatur who lallad rtlief at onca, Vraahcaiea urad to 4
to 10 day a. Earopeitt lloapltai txperlrnco to Ut rmanjr Em
I ad, t'rane and Auti la, at -crtlflcate aad dlplomaa prof
atta 1 year ! ranicai wr ripnnfl iv mmiin ! " f
m-l E llllll "W inrriii uw"i, "
4iO)UUliiipvi ax piratlki't. kaowledct aud
pcrlenea nd who ao ahov u many pallenta yarmititMly
lured aa loan afhr quai ka and aJvnliln doctors ba.
ruined them. Head So atamp for book "TKUTII" andiorn
fatiuiODlalacipoalnx qaacks and adrerttatoi doetora wilb
tbir tmltt aod Frauduknl guarantees aad Mattmoulala, thtlv
aiperleoc, ihet do not pou and tbctr aohciua of rt fundi of
wDT orrrlPLdly :alks and tbeir cheap and wortbUat dmo
nettber rf whicli lDl-m jou i-ut are naed aa dtooj a,od reauls
in rum of ttuuauda of ooiiltaing loll mi. Omcr HfiJ
fwTj ity front y A M toJP M .evenings 6 tofl. Wediioa.ay
aad 8aturdaj Kvi-ulnga tt m ft-lfl, KuodaT irom to 12, b'4
Utifsra&CM ao Wuaimadajr aud Hatardaj f bits Tlwci.
YOUNG MAN, aSi
pay jrm to llt tlio IttiCIIlhTl'H HUHl.
MKHh, UN1VKIIS1TY Lelored cidlr.K Mliero,
tliougli y 11 may me a ilioinunrt lulled away.
It stuudB at tlio 1 cad ol the lldt or commer.
olal BcnooU In Its diameter nt an cdiuitoDal
forc, au n miaiutn lur kUMilylDK Hie ' nMnen
men of llio country with troli.fd bi d i nimblo
ariilluittti, as a liiraiiM ol i1ic1uk amlilnoua
young men and women on tln lilgli ro dta
nici'tkB. Mid tn llio (UK lit. eliERne ndi i 't
ol It foiilimient. ThorouiiliC uMMl.ltl Il,,
HllllUl 11 Pil rtiMll rilAUTU AIj t.l 1, 111
I'OUUHis-", 'iliB Twcnty-iifvenili Auuual
Culalpgue will ne mulled tonny addn i-v.
WILLIAMS &R0GEn$,,,osnrr'
KENNESS
Urlliu ithiiiwr llubil, lukiiltfl turcu
by uUiMlitUU'rliiff Ir, llulutia
4iuldfii hpeoliU1
It Is manufactured aa a powriar. which osu be gvtt
in a anus ot beert a oup ot outloo or tea, 01 in food
without the knowledge ol iho ml lent it u uLrolutoJy
harmle, and will uncut a peruianeut and upeady
cure, whether the paiiuut la a moduiato diuiker ot
an aleonollo wrok It has been g1von in tlu-U(iin!i
or oaH. ana lntivary loiiavnue a perwui euro nm iuc
lowed.
it netpr ran.
The system once nun nnat
ed wun the Hiieuine.tt beooinns au utter ttupoeuiDniyr
48 page book of particulars fr.e. To be l.aa tr
C. H. MAGENBUCH, Dragolst. SlifinadAh
A-nQRNEY-AT-LAW,
OMoo-Boddall'i batldlnc corner Xla ifid 0atz
5A
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