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Biitxtp.niDTION RATES!
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LAKESIDE DATBS.
Flguroe Demonstrate the Popu-
larlty of the Resort.
" 17. Lutheran Sunday Kshool, Gi
wdviHe. Aug. 18. English Baptist Sunday school
Valmnov CltV.
Aug. 19. M. K. Sunday lohool of Shen
andoah.
Auir. 20. Trinity Reformed Sunday
e-linnl of Malianov City.
Auk. 20. Bvanjtelloal Sunday school
ionic, Delano.
Auk. 21. Daughter of llabeknh, Maha
noy City.
Auk. 22. 1. M. Sunday school, of Gil
lini-lnn.
Aur. 1. r. M. Sunday school of Shan
anuoah. Aug. 25. English ILulhemn, Mahanoy
'auk. 20. Evangelical Lutheran Sunday
school, Taint-qua.
Auk. 27. Young Men's
Club, Mahanoy City.
Democratic
Ice dealers get out early tbeffl mornings.
j St. .A I
TtOCKV M.OUHKMU UU1.
Thn ilruimists claim that people call
daily for tho new cure for constipation and
sick hoadacne, uiscovereu ut -
J.ano while in the Rocky Mountains, ie
.said to be Oregon grape root:.(a great
-omedv in the far West for thoso com
plaints) combined with simple herbs, and It
mdn fnr use bv pouring on boiling water
to draw out the strength. It sells at 60
end is called Lauo's
Family Medicine.
Apricot soda is not a bad flavor and new.
Hold It to the Light.
Thuman who tells you conndeotiallj
u't what will cure your cold is prescribing
Renin's Balsam this year. In the prep
aration of this remarkable medicine, for
ncr,,e und colds no expense is spared U
r ..rnbine
onlv tho best and purest ingredi-
nnia. Hold a bottle of Kemp's Balsam U
v,n Hoiit. unit look through it; notice the
hriohi nlntr look: thon compare with
othir remedies. Price 60c. and $1
Tho rnoiquito crop ibis year is not a fail-
uro-
To NervouB, Debilitated Men,
Tf vcu send us vour address, we will
mutl vmi filir Illustrated pamphlet explain1
init all about Dr. Dye's Celebrated Mleotro
Halt and Annllanoes, and then
M,ntYin arwtA unon the nervous do
bilitateci system, and how they will quickly
resti'M yon to vigor, and manhood- PatnTin-Wtf-w.
If you art. thus afflicted, wev.il)
send vmi a Bait ana Appliances ua ti Him.
VOLTAIC okl-i'lo., aaarsnaii. miuu.
A poor man is not troubled about making
will.
Betnarkable Facts.
itQrt ,iiauhu la lunullv sut.rKis(d o he 1U'
curatiie,nut when priiieriy treated a large
urorortioo ol cases fan b cured, IhnsMrs.
i'liiiira Hatch, ol EUnart. Jnd., and Mrs.
iiopiri, liaifar til Ovid. Altch.. werecured
nitor -ullerlug yeais. S. O. l.lnhur.er.
rlrusnlKt al Ban Jote, III., says that Dr. Miles"
Kui Heart Cine, wlileh cured the lormer,
.,,... rtfj.,1 .tAnilcr. l,r Ills wile.11 1.UV1 I oaau.
of lliirlmnan, Mleh.. who had heart dlfcj-ase
lor :w years, says two bottles made him "fel
like a new men." JJr.MUes' New Heart Cure
is hold and uuarai.u-co uy u. 11 eu
tlie druggist
ISookor wonderful testimonials
irec.
Fortunately the hot waves don'tlast very
long.
Shiloh'a Consumption Cure.
This 1 beyond question Hie mim siir
ceseiul Coiu-li Medicine we have ever sold.
n lew dohes Invariably core the woist casei ol
Couth, Croup, and llrounhltls, while Its won
drrlu! Buocens b the cure of Consumption l
without a parallel in me niswiry oi meuicuie.
Hlnoe u s nrsi uikcovery n hhs iweu -iu uii a
iriinniiitee. a test whlcb no other medlolnt
canstand. H you have a rough we earnestly I
SBK SOU lO IT, H. I llUC W iwm'-i nu
il.w. If vour Lnnus areoi, nn or iihck
lame, ii-u, Hhilnh's Hi irons I'lastt-r. Isold by
C. II. Haaenbucb, M. K. corner Xalii aud
Lloyd streets.
AVu'll have more
AukuH departs.
hot weather before
Haui.km. Jamiarv 28. 'WW.
llll"rltllln II1NL 111,, I.UIUUUWIMU,
was fllieted with a rry bad skin dlaeaw oi
lliel.ici-, eyk and Insfde of tho uosj. The
im vvhh er,ered with inatterlns: sores.a'.d
hts eje. were Bwollen shut on account of the
sorchon tne eyeuas, anu ins jiuse wii-nus-rlinnrlmi
loatler. and was full Inside, of the
nates, I nave linn the Cactus lllood Curo lor
four weeks, and today my Iwhy is entirely
well. autf. j. ivitr.rj!i,
lift Kant 128th street. N. Y.
Bold at KIrlin's Drug Btuie.teriiusou House
Ulock, -'henauaoiti .
A dime now will buy as many peaches ae
a half dollar would last year.
A National Bvont.
The holding- of the World's Fair In a oily
toaioeiy flily .ir old will ho u remarkalile
unit, but whether It will really bmieflt this
nation as initoh as the discovery ol the
Itestorstlve Nervine by l)r, FranM InMdealk
aountiui. inis is jnn wnai ine American
piorle need to cure their exetMlve nervuiw
ness. dvsnensla. headache, d It sines, sleep. I
It'hsntkK, ueuralslu, uenoundeblllly, dullness,
,iiiifiii.lnii of inlnd. eto. It sots hhe a eharin.
Trial bottles and fine twot: on "Nervous and
Heart Dlnwnn." with uninusun testir.ioulau,
im'ill'. 11. Hsaenbi ch's drucMote. Jt m
warranted In ruululn no vpium, moipMm or
The conventions over local politics will
httvo a rest till cooler weather.
nllv. Oulnklv. PArmnnanttv Restored.
Weakness, ft'crvouiuen, Jleblllty. and all
the train of evils from e&rlr errors orlster oxceuei.
thn r lulls of overnork, sickness, worrr, etc full
i irength, development, and tuno dlTen to over?
crirsn and portion of the bodjr Blmple, nntur&l
r ithnds. Immediate Improvement seen. Failure
j tpoialble, S.iiui roferenoei. JJook. explanations
anuprooram&nuadettieajiroo, aureus
CRIB MSOIOAL Oft, DUFFALO, N. V.
FORCED W RESIGN
Ilayti's Ministry Charged With
Corruption.
CENSURED BY THK CHAMBER.
pIeuAtit UippolVM litWy romlng a
New Cabinet,
Another OnlureaK round nt rnrt nn
I'rlnco Itxrltemmit In the City I!very
IlfTovt Itclng Made to Iteatmo Qtilot.
Tlio Prculilont of tho Chamber of Depu
tics Rays Tbero Will be SnrlmisTroubln,
Pohi A tr PhikOB, Haytl, Aug. 15. A
noisy and turbulent solution of theChnm-
,jcr ot Deputes wnB 0i0Mti witu aTote of
censure against the members of Hippo
lyte's Cabinet, and was followed by the
Ministers handing their resignations to
the President.
Such excitement as prevails lms not
been experienced since the outbreak ot
May 28, and many persons expect that
sltnilnr scenes of bloodshed, If not open
rebellion, will result from the proceed
lngs in the Chamber of Deputies,
The debate in the Chamber was
atormy one. Members of that body
onenlr charaed the Cabinet Ministers with
corruption and Incapacity, which oattsed
one of the nolseet scenes in tho Chamber
that anv one can remember.
Tho Minlstersjwere vigorously uerenuoti,
their opponents as vigorously deiiounoed,
but tho fori:) nl vote ol censure lor inca
pacity anil corruption was oarriod amid
storms ot cheers.
No Ministry oould stand against suoli
a vote. Its announcement was followed
by the handing of tholr resignations to
President lllppoiyte. xne rresiuenr, is
now busv with the formation of a new
Cabinet.
No one ventures to fortell the outcome
OI U1U UHV H 0011011. 1 Dbllt bUUI
t..f t,k It. U n nnl.r.
,1,,.. iuu tho neoule with alarm because
they fear it may be followed by a now
political storm like tho bloody ones so
frequent on this island.
Air. Deetien, President or ino uimrauur
of Deputies, says: "lhe situation is
difficult one. I fear there is trouble
iihoad that will lie hard to overcome."
Many consultations are being held and
men anxious about tne future are male.
lnir every effort to restore quiet and
avert an outbreak.
WORKING FOR WASHINGTON.
Thn Uoiuncratlo Cuiiventlon lluv ba Hutd
nt thu National Capital.
Vabiiinoton, Auk. 15. William Dick
son, the Democratic iNaiionai committee
man for the District of Columbia, is
using every bit ot influence ho oan com
mund to insure the bringing of the next
national convention to this city. lie ban
nlready secured the written approval of
three of his fellow-tonimiiieeroen, aiesars.
Barbour, ot Virginia; Ptttioo. of Florida,
and loinsom, ol iNortn uaronua, nnu ne
feels justified in putting down Uormau,
of Maryland, and Kennn, ot West Vir
ginia, as on his sldo for local considera
tions. With those seven votee rs good s
secured nt the outset of his campaign, he
is very sanguine of tho result.
Relentd lroiu Triton nnd Ilourreited.
Joijki, 111., Aug. 15. J. Kinloy Hoke,
the notoiious Peoria forger, who got
away with $180,000 belonging to the
Merchants' National Bank of that place,
where he was employed as hookkeeeper,
was reloas.d from the penitentiary dur
ing the afternoon. His sentence having
expired. Ho was Immediately rearrested
by Sheriff Berry oi jreoria, nnu win oe
taken to Peoria to be tried on another
indictment. There are 19 indlotments
agulust Hoke.
New llnvnn and I'rovlilenoe Dropped.
Albany. N. V., Aug. 15. At a meotlng
of the board ot directors of tho Eastern
Association, at tho Konmore Hotel, the
New Haven and Providence clubs were
offlolally dropped from the League. Tho
sobedule committeo immodl tely went
Into session aud are now working on a
pChedule. the Association to con-
. .. . . , h TlQ .., ot
attached property ot the Association at
Providence was not brought up.
The Seised Fulling IlaatS.
Eastpout, Me.. Aug. 15. Tho six fish
ing boats reoently seized by the Dominion
cruiser Dream are at Indian Island, N.
13. Captain Pratt of tho Dream oilers to
give them uptotueowners providing thoy
sign a paper waiving an indemnity. Ono
owner signed, and tho others refused.
The opinion is provalent thnt the Dream
will deliver all tho boats at the wharves
here.
Arrested far Wire Tapplus.
Montiucai,, Que., Aug. 1G. Deteotlvea
have arrested John MoGlnuis on a charge
ot wire tapping. McQiunls had equipped
a room adjoining a pool room wicn tele
graph apparatus and tapped the loop
running from the main wire into the pool
room. He had everything all prepured
for a grand ooup when he was captured.
MoUlunls aauie here Irom aid .uy, ft. 1.
Found Iisad la lid.
Bcps-alo, N, Y Aug 15. A sneolal
telegram fro llay City, Mica., states that
Charles B. Collius of Little Falls. N. Y.,
was found dead in lied at the residence
ot his oousln, Mrs. Uandall, during the
morning. He came to Michigan to at
tend the Grand Army Encampment, and
thsu oauie tojBay City to visit relatives.
He was a prominent Odd Fellow,
Affairs In Samoa.
Washihutojc, Aug, 15. The State De
partment has received a dUpatoh from
Cousul-Ueneral Sewell, at sain as, lu ref
erence to affairs on the Bamoan Islands.
The dispatch states tbat Chief MaUafa
has been slightly restless, but no serious
trouble It anticipated.
Menagerie Admitted Free.
Washington, Aug. 13 ---Actiua Seore
tary Nettleion has directed that one aye
aye, two non-venomous siiak s, ten fruit
bats uud two laud turtlen, imported for
the National Zooloiical i'atk at Wash
ington, be admitted tt of duty.
Uurd to ' I let.
Halifax, Aug. 15. Oliver Hurd, the
New Vol ker uriealud for pausing counter
feit LauruU. n and Ai.iericau notes, lias
bceu loiiiuiitivd tor tnal tu the Supremo
i Mil
ItttlBIIBIKIOllllltlSllllllllllllllllllliiltiiiiiingiiiiiiiiiigiiniimiia
f A Governor's Opinion "
Ancz-QencratothelMionArmi,rx-Qov-;
ernor othe State oifatne, cx-Ilepreteti-
1 af(ee fo CbnjrreM, and extAUomtv Ctn
; crat, tpeatu or tu.
S With the exception, possibly, of Hon,
James O. Blaine, there Is Bo man so well-
2 known to the people of Maine, as
CSN. HARRI8 M. PLAI8TED,
W ho has a grand record as a soldier, who
bus been thcQovernorof the Statfi.ltiv.v,
sciiiatlvetoOnnirrnsp, nnd who i'a! p-es-f
t tho odltorand proprietnrof the"Kew
Aire" newspaper . pr'n'i-dlii .Viynirt.'i, fie.
'General Plalstcd, fcr'- .orlr .iresidsu. of
lltiniror, Me., uni-w Dr. Wllliata li'. Uro n
At all Druggists I.OO. (
Emm's SaaBari!ia!
DON'T take Homethlng nlsc "ti.vt irood," IT tS HOT,
t) An Waskik A Co., Pole Pri prleton.Ilangor, Mc f
WILL CURE
every cnim
Au Aged Farmer Ilanffs lflmaolf.
Perrt, N. Y., Aug. 15. niram H.
Oweu, aged 64 years, a farmer living t
short distance from Perry, ooramltted
suicide during the morning by hanging.
Mr, Owen had been In poor health for tho
past ye r, and had not been quite right
In his mind at times. His body watt found
hanging from a tree At 8:45 o'clock this,
morning. It is supposed he left the
house about 2 o'clock.
llmilanger Talklne Once More.
Pahis, Aug. lb'. Gen. Boulanger, in
an interview with an Austrian journal
1st, Is represented as having asserted that
an offensive anil defensive alliance be-
tween Fr.inoe uud Itussla has been actu
ally signed. He declnrud, it 1b reported,
that he Himself inteuus suortiy to re
turn to the Held of active politlos.
Iron BtatUtiu.
Cleveland, O., Ang. 15. Statistics
published here by the Iron Tfade llevlew
show that up to August 1 1,998,131 gross
tons of Iron ore had been laid dowu at
Lake Erie points. This points to a total
ot about 8,000,000 or 5,500,000 tons for
tbo season, against 0,074,00 tons last
year.
Dr. Falkunr to Investigate.
Philadelphia, Aug. 15. Dr. Roland
H. Falkner of the Uuiversity of Penn
sylvania has been asked by the Senate
Committee on Finance to assume the di
rection of its coming important investi
gation Into the effeot of the McKialey
tariff upon wages and the cost ot living.
Congroasmun Fltoli III.
.101, A .7 1, 1. . J . U . UUUai'.BIUnM
Asbbell P, Fltoh H seriously 111 at Fire
Island from a dangerous fever, aud for
tlio f.w 1 ,vi 1,1b nnnrlltinn hu Kwin
such that nobody outside ot his family
1 U ulln.Uu.1 In uu. l.lr.i
No itall Tor Alidors'in,
PouoHKKEP3iE. N. Y., Aug. 15. Judge
Barnard has denied tho application to
ndmlt Anderson, who did thu Oroton
Landing shooting, to ball. Baker is not
yet out ot danger.
llaillan nnd O'Connor to How.
Touokto, 0nt Aug- 15. Haul u and
O'Connor will row at New Westminster,
li. C, on beptember -3. Un September
11 they will leave Toronto.
CURE
tilck Headache and relieve sit the troubles IhoI
dent to a buioos state of tho system, suoli aa
Dizziness, Nausea. DrowslnaMS. Distress a ft or
Citing. Fain in the Bide, &o. While their meet
remarkable mieceae has been shown lu cutuig .
SICK
Sesdsehe, yet Carter's Little Liver PUIS WJ
Ciaslly vslusblo In OonsttpnUcn, curing and p?e
venting ttusannoyuiaoomplidutvwlilUi tlinyalsa
correct slldlsoraors of thestomschitlmulaietai
;iver and regulate tho bonols. Svenlftheyocl?
M HEAD
f Aehalhey would be almostprloeloss to theso who
Buffer from this distressing complaint; but for ra
Sfttely their pooduobsdocs noteiid hore,ond those
who ooee try them will find these Uttlo pllla va'u
ablo In eo many ways that tbey will cot ba wll
lUBg to do without them. IiutafteraUslckbcsdl
Is the btme of so many liven that hero Is wharo
Vremskoonr great Boose uurpuucureitweua
others do not.
Carter's LitUe liver H1U re very email and
very easy to take. One or two puts inako a dose.
They are ttriofly vegetable and do not gripe oe
puree, hut by their geutleacuon pleaao all who
ueothem. In vials at 29 cents) fivefortl. StM
by arueglsts everywhere, or sent by m&U.
. CARTER MEDIOIHE CO., New York;
SMALLPILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE
Intimately, nnd did not hesitate, when
he found himself out of condition, to use
Urown'a BarsaparHla. 3
' n
In duo season Gen. Flalstcd found him- ;
self a perfectly well mnn, and one day, 5
while nt his desk In his editorial room, S
wrote an nrttoIoonMnlno's famous rem- ;
ody The article was Issued July 16th, 1887, S
and, while our spneo w 111 forbid the print- g
ing of the whole, wo feel warranted In S
taking from it tho following: S
Gen. riatstecl soys i Our confidence in
Brown's BarssiparlllA Is based upon per
sonal knowledge of Its curative proper
ties In eases of Malaria, nnd upon our
long acquaintance with thnt eminent
physician, Or. William II. Drown, late
of Bangor, who perfected the formula by
which the rhodloine Is prepared.
of
Malaria Is a prevalent disease nowa
days. It tint only fastens Itself upon the
systems 6f the old Veterans, who fought
for years In tho Southern swamps and
low-lands, but it takes hold of those who.
live In tbs atmospheres of the cities and
tainrtownst 6toes from swamps, sing
ei : i-ivers, sowers, lhestrcel!i,andrQany
other 111 kept places, pop on the system,
making the entrance of some other dis
ease eocy. You can avoid all danger, can
keep disease at. a distance, and have a.
systom teeming with Hch blood and vi
ta, it?, by imp)v using Brown's Barsa
p.'irli'a, which pnrldes Uie blood when
others fall. It i the bat in the world.
bottle,', for H. DO.
C LI
EISKELL'S a
EWf
SKIM DISEASE
ntr
ETroni Simple Plinplen to obstinate KCSKDSAt
uisio aircHtnc in.v.s.
raend for niutn for Kitchen anil Olck.
Montn," u haDdy book for the household. I-KEB5.
-AND-
Sporting Event.
Columbia Park, Shenandoah,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1891,
Under the auspices of
Phcenix Hose Coy
axro. s
nslf-AIile Race, Purse $25; Entrance Fco, $2.
The fallowing have already entered for the
race .nanin raney, 'j nomas nuueni,
George Itinabeber, Qeuige Frost,
Anthony Klynn, Jot. Harvey,
Charles Itlnheler, Qeoige
lenwrlght and others.
First-class Orchestra has been engaged.
ADMiSSlON TO DANCING PLATFORM, -
BE SURE TO GO.
35 CENTS.
m & go.
Tie famous Ann of OCULISTS snu 0ITICIASS
Of PIIILADISLPHIA
Ilavo arraneed to send one of their
Sawvlalltts ou the EVE
TO SXIHKANDOAXI,
Saturday, August 15, 1891,
He will be nt the
Irom S 30 A. M.toSI. M.
Thoso whone eyts aic causing discomfort
should call won our Specialist, nnd they will
receive intelligent and skillful attention.
04 i hettimf M., VMlmUlpMu.
Za Oenuine .1W
is and will ever uo im
Remedy for
rDUElllnHTCSil
nn- Tnfliiony.ft. nnokttO'hO.
'Toino in tlia Rtrln. OhflSt Qlld
Joints, neuralgia, Sproins, &o
Before yon seed to tray, ootala
the vfJnable booki "Golfle to Hpslth" with.
endorsdmeata ox preuiacaa ujwuoi
'sAD.RIGHTER&CO.,
a 10 Broadwav,
HEW TOUt'..
28
Prim MprtMs Avariiedl
knropeanHoMesiKndolstsdt,Losilosi
HKUUM 1, 1
WnvamY? Kanatelll IlSlDSlO.
50 Oonta a bottlo, JFor Salo by
3?. I. J. ICIItXTIM,
IX. IIA.01SlVt70I
SHENANDOAH, PA.,
ana ouier ornss'tti.
QUE
USA
WE'RE AFTER YOU !
Your trndo la tvlirtt wo
wnut.
This Is how wo proposo
to get It,
Uy Fell lug you n, flrBt
claBsurticle; by eellingj'ou
for lw tlmu olliers; by
Bolllrg you furniture, mi
orgnu, a plauo, n BewliiK
niuclilno or anything else
In tho lino of household
goods.
AVo have a Inrge and va
ried stock to select from.
Ko trouble to show gootla.
Call, examine and ho
convinced.
H
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THE OLD RELIABLE,
I. P.WIams&Bro..
Souin MnJn St.,
SHE 3Srs.3STJ3
Lehigli Valley Railroad.
AHKANOBMSNT UP FASeKOIB TKAIKP.
-UtAY 10, 1801.-
PRSwnger trains will leave Hhenandcah fci
Mnuch (jnunk. Lehlehton. Bllillnaton. Cats-
tauqua, Allentown, Bethlehem, Kaston, l'hll
gdelphlaand Wew York tit 6.17,7.10, 9.06 a.m.
VAJf. Q.iv, o.icm 11. in.
For Tielvldere. Delaware VVpter Gau and
HUtiudsburg at 6.17, a. m and 5.2G p. m.
ior ijamuertviiie anu ireuun, v.va a. m
For While Haven. Wllkes-Barre and yitt
ton 5.47, U.08, 10.41 a. m., 8.10 and 526 p. ra.
f or lunEnannocK, iu,ii a. ni o.iu ana o.a
. lu
Fur Auburn. Itbnca. Geneva and and Lvoni
10.11 n. til., and 5.20 p. 111.
f or ioe vine, rowp.uoa, tsayre, waveriy
rlmlra. Rochester, liullalo. Nlaaara Falls
Chicago aud all points W est at 10.11 a. m.,enC
5.2ti p. m.
For ) Imlra and the West via Halamanca at
8.10 p. m.
r-or Auuenneu, -lasieion, cuicaion, um
lion at h.t, 7.40, 9,0e a. m. and 12.62, 8.10 aid
p, m.
for Joanosvllle, Levlston and Beavei
Meadow. 7.40. 9 08 a. m. and 50 n. m.
For 6.ci anion al 6.47 9.08, 10.41a. m. 8,10 and
M p. m.
For ltazte Brook. Jeddn. Drlflon and Free
land at 6.17, 7.40, 9.08, 10.41 a. m., 122 S.10 and
R.siln. m.
l''ov Qnakako nt 5.47 and 9.08 a. in., and
j.tu p. in.
For Wlggans, Gllberton and Fraekvllle nt
6.50 and tf.OBa m., and 4.10 p. ra.
S.47, 7.40, 9.0H, 10.41, 10,58 a. m.,lio2,3.l0,0.i, 8,08,
.s. ana xu.ni p. in.
For Lobt Creek, 3ltardvllle and Ashland
1.27, 7.48,8-62, 10.15 a. m., 1.00,1.40,4.10, OM
3.10 and 9.14 p.m.
For DnrKwater. Hi. Clair and PottavlUS.
1.40, 9.0S, 10.M a. m., 12.62,8.10, 1.10, 5.'. 6 and S.Ot
n.Tn.
For Buck Mountain, New Boston and
Moreo, 7.10, 9.03, 10.58 a. m., 120, 8.10, 5.28 and
8.08 p. m.
For Raven Ilnu. Centra la. MU Carmel and
Bharaokln, 8.52, and 10.15 a. m., 1.40, 4.4C
and 8.0ti p. m.
Trains leave Hbamokln tor Hbenandoah,
7ie 11.00 a. m., a.iu, itvj anu esip. m., arri7ibt
at Hbenandoah, 9.06 a. in., 12.52, 3.10, 6.26 and
uao p. IU.
SUNDAY TKAINB.
For Dost. Creek, Glrardvllle and Ashland
B.W. 0.10 11.85 a. m.. 2.4.i n. m.
For Darkwater. Ht., Clair and PotUvllle,
50, 8.IJU, 9.30 . ra., 2.45 p. m.
For Ystesvllle, Mahanoy City and Delano,
S.00, 11.85 1. m.. 1.40, 4.40, 6.08 p. ra.
For Iofty, Andonrled and Hasleton, tu
a- m 1.40 p. m:
For Maueh Chunk. Lehlebtoii, Slatluttou.
Catasauqua,, Allentown, Bethlehem, Uuston
and Mew York, 8 .CO a. m., 1.40 p. mi
For Philadelphia, 1.40 p. ra.
K. B. BYINttTON,
Uen'l Pass. Agt., Bethlehem.
THIS SKA SO IV FOX
PIC-NICS
JIMXa AT ITAXlt,
Committtemen should oosrin
mind that the Herald office
1 1h prepared to do all kinds. of
Poster Workl
at tho most reasonable ratep.
Give ua a call and obtain our
prices. All work dene when
promised aud in a satisfactory
manner.
WATER OF LIFE.
A newly discovered SUNJsKAL WATKB,
the use ol M bli b will supply lniportant ele
ments necessxiy to health. It will cure the
Kidneys, Liver, Htomaeh, and all Bowel and
Bladder diseases. It v 111 dissolve ralcull and
rrmovelhem. It r moves the n'le actd from
the blood nnd thus destroys Malaria acd
I'hllla. It euns Urtirhl's dlstase, and Is es.
peclally re.'ommended lor people advanced lu
life, and lor genera) debility. For undoubted
proofs of this m nd lor punnihlet giving Aill
paitteulais. to 3.V. 1'ICHllY, Water ol Llie
Co.. 84 South Main BU Wllkea-Barre 1'a.
Or tbo l.liimir Jliilill, iosltUc-ly t'ureu
uy Ullmltuhlerlntf nr. Ilalue'
UolUeii KMMllle.
It li mannfaotured as a tiowder. which ean ba elvn
tn a eloaa OX beer, a oup of uofTee or tea, or In food,
without the kuowlodft e ot the patient. It is abaoluuly
harmleos. and will effect a permanent and speedy
cure, whether the paileut is a moderate drinker o
an aloohollo wraok It haa been clven tu thoueaada
of oaaea, and in every inetanoe a purfaet eare has fol
lowed. ltneerFnll The ayatem onoe Impregnat
ed with the Speoiflo.lt beoomes an utter Impcalbillty
for the liquor appetite to exl.t.
C. H. HACENDUCH, DrugC!8t, Ehenardoch
IMPORTANT NOTICE J
All persons are hereby warned
NOT TO FISH IN TDK DAMS !
Belonging to the
Shenandoah Water Company,
and all parlies canght violating this notice
win oe
Prosecuted as Trespassers.
liy order of
Philadolphiaaud Reading Railroad
Jiiinf iiiixs in etttet July 10, intil
mm LEAVE SUBNANLOAII AS FOLLOWS
, "JjSew .York via Plillsdelphis, weekdays.
!..0 5,2j, 7.80 a, jn. and 12 85 2.E0 and &M
(Sunday 2.10 and 7.4 a. m. For New
'ork, yht ajauch Chunk, week days, 5.2S.
i a. m. ttnd 12,85 and 2.C0B. m.
nn i-tt .JS unu rniiaueipnia week days
in.
"r. Ji"lsburg,' week u
.!0, 5,Mn. m.
s.aij v. ra.
uuys, lo,L2Q a, m,i
o'p ,""'owni Beek days, 7.20 , m. 2M
1 tr rottsvllle, week days. 2.1a in. m
13ni fc?'Jdm" P' M' ha . 210 aid i
.. Al , 4 30 p. m.
FOI iHUUHitia and Mahanov rn.
lays, 2.10, 0.45, 7.1U. a, rn., 12 S? UO VndSM
tin. rinndav. 2. In unA t jbh ... . o., . .
Additional ,iu Matianoy Cltv. week riavil '7 ori
ror uwoasier ana coiamhia, week days,
.ana. to., 2.50 p.m. '
For WHltamsport, Hunbury and Lewisbnra.
veek days. 8.25, 7.20 snrt 11 JO a. m 1.85. 7.00
ra. nnday 8:25 , m., 3.06 p. in.
W Mahanoy Plane, weeaaaji. 2..0 3.2J.
W. 7.80 and 11.80 a.m.. l'2.:ifi. l.lv 1. n
7.00 and '..', m. Hunday, 2 10, ,25 and 7.rf
a. m. .!, 4.80 m.
TO HlraruvlUe (Hanpahannoek Htatlon)
12.85. 1 35 if). KM. 7.00 and O.K. iv m. Hntirtn'
J'lO. - 2 ,. 7.48 a. m.. 8 05. 4.80 P. m.
or Ashland and Htuuuoatn, week days,
.21,5.26,7.20, 11.3U a. m., 1.86, 7.00 and vM
in. nundny a.25, 8 82 a.m., 3.05 p. m.
TKAIJlS FOB cUENAWLOAhl i
lave f)ew York via Philadelphia, wee
ays, 7.45 a. 111., 1.80, 4.00, 7.30 p. m 12.11
lauu nnnoay, e.uu p. m.. is.15 night.
Leave Wear Kork v-ia Manor, i.nunk, vi
week
mjm, MV. O.W a. ill,, i.uu n IHl 1.1AI p.
teave Philadelphia, vixk dais. 4.10, and
10.00 a. m. 4.00 and 8.00 p.m.. fr. m Broad
,nd OkllowhtU and 8.85 a. m. and ll.su p. m.
irom 9th ano uoouotreeui. Mnnday 9.06 a.
m. U."W p. m. from ltn ntic w.
loave Koadlm,, week days. 1 3",. 7.10, ltl.t 5
ta U.60 a. m., 6.55, iff! p, in. Hunday 1.85 and
ii.48ft. m.
Leave Poturvllle, week days, ?.(i, 7.40 a. m.,
AW, 611 p, in. Hunday, 2.4K, 7,00 a, m. and
i re v, m.
teaveXamaqus, weok days, H.V0, 8.43 and
2i a. iq.. 1.2). 7.18. and y.18 n. m. K,irdv a ifl
743 .m. and 20 p.m.
.eave Mahanoy City, week days, 8,0, 9.18
nd 1L47 a. m 1.61, 7.42 and 9.44 p. m. Bun.
lay, 8.40,8.17 a. m., 3.20 p, ra.
Leave a.ahanoy Piano, week days, 2-4!), 4.(0
J.80, bJSa. ll.i. 0 a. in. ,1.15, 2.1 0. h 20, 26 7.67, ana
01 mm. m. Htmday2.4i, 4.00, and ts..7,. m.
3 37, 5.01, p. m.
umti Glrardvllle (Itappahannock Klatlon)
ek days, 2.47, 4.07, ., and 9.41 a. ra., 12.0J,
: '2, 6.S8, 6.82, 8.03 and 10.06 p. m. Mindny,2,47i
0 ', t 33 as m. 8.U, 5.t'7 p. m.
ueno Wllllami.i on, week days, 3.00,9.45 and
a.56 a. m. 3.35 'and 11.15 p. m. banday 11.15
p. m.
for Baltimore, Washington and the wesS
via B. A O. R. K., throne h trains leave Glrard
Avenue station, Philadelphia, (P. & K. K. It.)
at.16,b01 and il.27 a. m 1.34, 4.24, 5.56 an
',28 p. m. Hunday, 4.1S 8.02 U.27 a, Ol., 4.24
-,56 and 7.21 p. m,
ATlATltl CITY DIVIblOM.
luve Philadelphia, Chestnut autetWbarf
4tid ttontb Street Wharf. J
For Atlauttc CI it . 'TeV
Week-days Kspress, 5.15,8 00.9.00,10.45 a.
m.sndli"' (Saturdays only, 1.30), 2.to, 8 Oft,
3.80, i,i , 5 00, (1.00 i.. hi. Aooomauudauon, 7 10
a. 10., 4.15, 080 .ta,
wi'a-express. 5 15, 7.00, 7.30, 8.00, 8 30,
9.00,0.80 4. in. and 4 80 p. ra. accouiuk. .nllou
8.00 a. m. and 1 45 jj. iu.
x.etnrnlng,leave Atlantic City, dej 01 corner
'antle and Arkansas svonnnn.-M e-):-rt8"e
Kxpresa, 7.00, 7.80, 8 00, 0.00, 10.00 n. m. and 3 15.
4 00, 6.80, e.,Ki, 7.80, 0 30 p. m. Accommodation
0.00,8.10a.m. nnd 4JH)p ra. Bnndnys-Ks-piehs,
S 80, 4.00, 5 00, 6 00, 0 80, 7-00, 7.80 8 CO, 9.30
p, m. Accommodation, 7.30 a, m., 5.05 p. m.
I. (4. ilAJNUUUik, ueu ijtbsu,
V. a,. McLF.OD. Pres. V en'l Manager.
PGNNSTLVaMA RAILROAD.
UUBnYI.KII.1. Dmsiov,
Ok and after Xov. 24, 1690, traint nill Uvea
HhenandQuh at follows:
For WIggan, Gllberton, Fraekvllle, New
Oswtle, bit. Clair, and way points, 6.00, UJO
n in and 4.1C p ru,
Hnndays, 600, 9,40 a ru ftnd HlOpm,
For Fottsville, .0J, tf.lo a m and 4. 15 p m
Bunduys, 600, 6.40 u ni and 3.10 p m,
For Heading, 6.00, 9,10 a in and 4.16 pm.
Bandays, tiw, 0.40 a. m. and 3.10 pm,
For Potutown, J?hoenlxvillo, KorrlstowB
and Philadelphia (Hruad street station), 6,00,
j,10 a in. and 4.15 11 m week days
f ur-dayu, 600, 9.40 ft m 3.10 p m
Tralnb leave Frsckvlbe for Bhenandnsh nt
10.40 am and 12.11, 7.42, 10,09 p m. bnndrtjs.
u,u a m ant e.40 p m.
1 ive Fottsville lor BUenacdoali, 10.15 ana
IMS. a 11 Mb. 9.42 n zu. Knndi.yn. 10.40 a m.
5,15 p m.
jve jrmiueipaia (.eroafwe-rp-i siaiior),
for Pottsvillc aud BhenandSeTi. 6.S7 10.25 a in
uwu,
2.10, 4.1': and 5.00 p iu week days, bunda' 0.28
A 111 win i.mp, in.
FOX W York, 8.20, 4.05. 4.40, b.86, h.6(J, 7.S0
yatfisn J so ilirianriii K.m So n, 'it .
ivliuciwi, i.vq ana e.isi p ra.l xu., uv,
i.WI,t, 5, 8,.tl.80, 6.60 7.18 8.13 raid 10.00 p 111, 12.01
uiitni.
On Banduys, 3.20, 4.05, 4,40, 6,i5, 8.80, 8.60,
i. ni. and 12.4, 3.3ti UlniUnd 4.60), ass, 6,80, 0.50
US MS n ni and 12.01 lUgbl.
For Ben Gtrt, Spntii Lake, Belraar,
"cean Urote. Ascnrv Fa:k. and tx.,ntr Drancb
S.2P, 11,16, a. ra. 4.00 p. n . week ai:r For
rreenoia, n.v , p. m. we'.x caye.
h'alttmor" and n tuhmkUit,. 3.6u. 7.4). B.m
9. J, lli.vto, J l.IH a. ra, bJ.1 (hmlted esvresk)3.4
MX a.7 an' 7.40 p. m., and 12.03 night. For
On 8Hndys,o.60. 7,ao, 9.1lnd 11. IS a. m. 4.4)
11.57, 7 40 p m, 12.08 night, IlaJtViaora only
i.08 and ll.KO p ra.
(for lUchrnoudand tne ionth 7 Jit' U.16 a. io
(Limited Exprtes 12.35 p ni..)12.08 ntgbt.weoX-1-iys.
Snndnys, 7.20 n. rs., 12.03 clsht
-arams teatve xiarrieuarz ior m -jbourg ana
.ae west overy day at 12.35 and 3.1,) r. m and
VX (lbnlted) and 4.40 p m. Way for Allnona,
.15 r. m and 440 p m every day.
Fox rittsbnrg, only, 11 JO a lu dally nd 10.20
Leave hunbnry tor Wllllsmspon, inrolra,
auanlaigua, Kochestor,Bnflaloaiid Claguni
.''alls. 5.10 ai (tally, and 1 . 13 p in week deys.
ITor Ws.tktns, 6.30 p m week days.
. For HrSe and Intermediate poinbi, 6.10 am;,
daily. For Look Haven, 6.10. and 0.58 a nu
iuily, 1.34 and C-.SC.' p. ra. week days. For
Henova 5,10 a. m 1.48 and 5,S9 p m week days,
.10 a. lu Jn.'irV.ys.
;kab. v potia. j. b. wkd,
f30. elan un. Pie. Agt.
trT-ILMINGTON dr NOUTllKllN It, It.
itntf loitLe m i nea juay.iv, isvi.
Trains leave IteadTug (P. A It. station) for
Gibraltar, Heyfert, iliraiboro, Joanna, Hprlng
field, Waynesburg Junction, Coatesville.West
Chester,t liadsford Junction, B, O. Junction,
Wllmlncton and Intermediate stations. dullv
except Minday. at 6.25 and b.m a.m. and 3.15
p. in. Hunday only at 3.05 p. ru.
For Warwick, St. Peter, and Intermediate
statlons.dally xrept Hunday, at 9.20 a.m., and
5.19 p.m. tnunday only 8.15 a ra.
1-or Dlrdbhtiro and Intermediate Btatlonsu
Saturday only, at 12 m. V i
r or imitimuro nnu wa&niupioii iu. a v. xv.
1U dallv excentBundav at 0.26 and SiV) u. m.
and 8.16 p. in. Hunday only at 3.06 p. m.
ithidb arrive i iieaoing (r. it. nauuu
Irom Wilmington. B. & O. Junction, Mont
ehanln, Chaddslord Junction, West Chester,
Lcnape, Coatesvllle, Wayneeburg Junction,
Bprlngneld,Joanna, Blrdsboro, Gibraltar, Key.
fen ana Interim dlate stations, dally except
Hunday at 10.20 a, ra. 6.52 and 8.17 p. ra, Bua
day only at 11.21 a. ra.
From 8t. Peters, Warwick and Intermediate
stations, dally except Hunday. at K.23 a- m.
and 2.25 p. m. Bunday only at 6 p, m.
From Blrdsboro and intermediate stations,
Saturday only at 1.40 p. m.
Fiom Wakblngton and Baltimore, daily ex
cept Banday, 10 20 a. m, 5.52 and 8.17 p.m.
Bunday only at 11.24 a. ra.
BOWNESH LHIGGH, Gen'l Pass. Agt,
A. G. MCOA UBIiAN D, KupL
RUPTURE,
We, the undersigned,
are entirely curid oi
ltlintnra bv llr. .1. II.
MAYER, 681 Arch Ht., Vhila. Tl omas If,
llartung, New ltluggold, Pa., I.vandt, Boultt
Enaton, Pa L. P. & C. A. Deturck, Oley, Pa
It. G. Btanley, 424 Bpruce St., Ibunon, Pa., A.
Bcbnelder. Locut Dale, Pa.,D, H. Noll, Lime
kiln, Pa., Win. E. llaricnstlne, t'hoenlxvllle,
Ptt W. M. Lclnbach, 624 Washington BtZ
Heading, Pa., J.O. Lyme. 1310W. HowardBt,
Ilarrlsbure. 1'u., C. Kteliii. Douelassvllle, Pa.
Dr. MAYEH Is at Hotel Pcnn, Heading, Pa,
on the 2nd Saturday of each month. Call to
see him.
R. BIUOKER, M. B.,
PHYSICIAN AND SlnIt0EON,
Sol S East Centre Btreetj Mahanoy City, Pa
tikln and aU special diseases a specialty,
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