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Where you will start from,
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Iron Mountain Route,
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HEATING
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Nearly every pattern of 1orsS
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style. In most cases the imitation
looks just as good as the genuine,
but it hasn't the warp threads, and
so lacks strength, and while it sells
for only a little less than the genu
ine it isn't worth one-half as much.
The fact that SA Horse Blankets
are copied is strong evidence
that they are THE STANDARD,
and every buyer should see that
the trade mark is sewed on
the inside of the Blanket.
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Boss
Electric
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at prices to suit everybody. If you can't get
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H. nlw-, r Haula. lcl.il
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(toiu arul ffnfijiivitf, At LnuLtti4. orated 4a.
nootheh !! fuse dan ie .uiu'lUu
la sUmpa for frtlonUrj t -tiiaiaUJj tnj
Mull. 1.i.Km'f,.!mu. hI
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0FFER1I
Vbea trvublM with thou anuoymi Urn
f fwjuentli fallowluti a oold or p ur, or f roi
lUutioual WeukDrHHef o 'cttlv.i ic'I-air ttrs bin
Uae DH, DuCltOIKh 1 C-tebrati u
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Iheyortt Etrengthenlni? ttithe rnur. airrt.fr taji-i.
tonw, visor and uiiujnf tn- foioato ull rni.ottciui.of I
and mind, Uent i i " '. ur l t. atf J. t). Aridre
Or, Hart or Mr n .rc..$T.0UIS Mf
Or the Liquor Halill, l"illl'ly Cureu
ay nuuiiniittvi-liiff fir. iiuiaca
(Joldrn Ni.erlflc
It ll manofaotured aa a powder, which oaa be gives
In a elate of beer, a cup of cotfee or tea, or In rood,
without the knowledge, of the patient It le abeolutely
harmleea, and will effeot a permanent and apeedy
cure, whether the patieut la a moderate drinker oc
an alooholto wreck It haa been slven In tboueanda
fit eaeee, ana in every innancs a prneoi cure uh 101
wed. It never Fall. Tbeeyetem onoe tmproenafr
ad with the Speolflo.it beoomea an utter impoaal bill ty
tot the liquor appetite to Ut.
48 pace book of parlloulare frte. To be had o'
C. H..HAGENBUCH, Druggist, Shenandoah
HORSE
m
El
FENNY
tUL
TRAINS IN COLLISION
Fatal Accitlont On tbo Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad.
TWO KILLED AND TERES HURT.
A Eegulat Freight Otaa w Iato An Exti(
With Terrible Beaulta.
The Aeeldent Oeeurred In Deep Cut,
SoiildliiK Ream Oanam the "Death of tin
Knttlneer-A Tramp Who Wits MtUlti
liitwaatt the Hump era Craehud--8evoiHl
Trainmen Injnreil.
CdmiiERiand, Mil., Sep. 28. A dits
erous freight wrack occurred on the Bal
timore St Ohio rood at it wwter station
four miles west of Cumberland yester
dny, in which two men were. killed and
three Injured.
- Where the accident happened is a deej
cut, n sharp curve and a grado. An ox.
tra freight was running at the rate of 17
miles nn hour and behind ltcamo arogu
lar freight, wliich wa,s behind time, run
ning about 22 miles an hour.
As the regular train rounded the cnrvi
the engineer saw the rear end of the
other train and reversed his engino but
it was too late. The flroman jumped
and
escaped with a lew slight uruiscs,
Engineer Earnest was thrown from thq
enKino which was wrecked comnlotclv
The escaping stonm scalded him terribly
aud his skin when haudlod came oil in
shreds. lie died this afternoon.
Win. Thorpe, who was riding on a
bumper midway the train was caught
between two cars und terribly smashed,
receiving injurios from which ho died in
the nftornoon. 4
Conductor Zimmerman, Brnkcman
Hardy and Lewis Rogers, who wore in
the caboose of the extra freight, wero
slightly Injured,
About 17 cars were piled In a hotoro
goneous mass on the tracks. The dam
ago is placed at $10,000.
wnucK a SOH00N121L
Tho Stonmor Clrcniihi Collldos With
Vmiol and Ileturns to Port.
New Yokk, Sept 28. The Anchor Lino
Steamship Clrcassla, which sailed hence
for Glasgow, Saturday, returned to her
pier last night with a nolo seven feet long
and flvo feet wide in her starboard bow.
I'rojecting from tho hole was a quantity
of wreckage, Including tho bowsprit and
JllAioom of a Balling vessel. The Clr
cassia came into collision with, a lumber-
laden schooner outsido of Sandy Hook
while sho was going at full speod.
Tho Clrcassla was loft in a bad con
dition. Her machinery was disarranged
by tho shock nnd it was decided to ro
turn hero. Tho schooner colliding with
tho Clrcassla Is the Daylight, of Boston,
whioh is completely wrecked forward or
the foremast.
The buoyancy of her cargo kept hot
afloat and sho followed the steamer to
port. Tho shock of the oolllsion throw a
number or tho passengers of the Clrcassla
out of their berths, but no ono was in
jured. witxiAM n. Kr.3ii!Li: bisau.
A l'rumluont Poniidvlvnulim Wlio Wat
Twice Uleotod Stuto Trnasurer.
I'liiLADKLruiA, Sep. 23. William II.
Kemble died suddenly yesterday of heart
failure, at his country home "Murylawn."
Mr. Komblo had- been warned long ago
that he musf glvo up active participation
in business affairs if he wished to pro
long his life. Ho heeded this warning
and was gradually severing his connec
tion with tho various street railway en
terprises which he had connected him
self with.
Mr. Kemblo was 03 years old
110 liau
boen identifled with politlos -from his
youth and was always high in the coun
cils of the Republican party. He was
twice olootod State Treasurer of Penn
sylvania on the Republican ticket. He
leaves a largo family of children and
grandchildren. His wealth Is estimated
ut soverul millions of dollars.
Confiscated tho Choclca.
RocnESTKH, Sep. 28. For some time
past tho Itochoster Car Company has
boen using a round nlokol piece about the
size of a 0-cent nickel, as cheoks for
passes on the road. These hava been sold
to the patrons of the road at tho rate of
eleven for 00 cents. Saturday an official
of tho Government Secret Servlco ap
peared In the city and conflscatod all tho
chocks claiming that these chocks were
being passed us money and there Is a
federal statuto prohibiting tho issuing or
circulating of any check or dovico that
cun bo used as money.
IUlled Htopplnc a ltuuaway,
Alijeoan, Mich., Sep. 28. While try
ing to stop a runaway horse drawing a
vehicle containing a man and three, chil
dren, tho Rov. E. A. Andrews was
knocked down and his scalp was torn
from tho back of his head. His right
collar bono and three ribs were also
broken, iig cannot recover.
Iteceiitlon tu tho Whlto llouso Ladles.
Boston, Sep. 27. Tho reoeptlon nt tho
Newton Club to Mrs. Harrison nnd Mrs.
McKeo was a very brilliant nllulr. The
club house in Newtonville was filled with
a crowd of (100 or moro ladles from i to U
o'clock. Mrs. Governor It us soil recolved
Mrs, Harrison nnd Mrs. M0K00 at tho
club rooms nnd presented them to the
ladios of Newton.
ltutTnlo Hill's Show In Walva.
Londox, Sep. 28. Duffalo Dill's show
has been playing a very successful en
gagement in Wales. Iho show exhibi
ted lu Cardiff for six days, giving two
performances each day, und tho receipts
for that time am mntod to ?51,2S0. The
tour of tho show in tho provinces has
also been a great success.
Six Thousuud Men Ucsume Work.
PlTTBBUno, Sep. 23. The blowors nt
tho West Park window glass factory nt
Findley, Ohio, bogan work Saturday.
This la tbo first window glass house in
the western district to resumo work, and
tho rost will follow nt once, thus put
ting six thousand mdn to work who havo
been idle since the middle of August.
Cznr und XCaiavr to Mee'.
Bkkun. Sep. 28. Tho official Dorsen
'Courtsr" says that the Czar has Droni
tsed Prlnoo Leopold that he would visit
tus KAUMt a, tne .earliest opportunity.
highest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOLUTE LV PURE
Mint St on! Cash to He Indlctrd,
KoUntze, Tex., rp. 29. J. D. Mc
Millan, ex-county Treasurer, who wot
charged with mln-Applying funis to the
Huiouut of Jl-i.OO'l, has been aoqultt
by order of Judge Hightower, who hold)
that the legal deflnlt on of money is le
gal tender coin, nnd that bonds or OOU.
bona are not money. According to thli
ruling of Judge Hightower, who is oni
of tho State's brightunt jurists, no officio1
can be indicted under til" present. Stati
law unless he steals nctu.il oash .
Murdered For 1IU Mnnoy.
Yot'NOSTow.v, O., Sep. 28. -Th body 0
James Kano was found :n 11 n alloy in thj
morning. He had junt be.-n paid oft nut
was evidently murdered for hUmo.ioy
Pending tho result of tho Coroner's in
quest, a saloon keeper named Durkiu an
his wife with a boarder named Frnnl
Nary are hold under sur'voillauco. Kuno
was last seen in Durkln's saloon.
32any Dentin Fi-um Typhoid.
CoLl'MmJB, Ind., Sep. 27. Ir tho neigh
borhood of Harris City, near tho caiteri;
part of this county, an epidomto o
typhod fever of a most mnllgmin; typ
has been raging for the last two weeks.
During this tluio thoro havobeeu twenty
flvo deaths.
Work or tho Floods In Spiln.
Madrid Sep. 23. It is o.tlcially stat oi
that 0')0 buildings remain standing ip
Cousuegra, out o. 2,100 th i0 stood then
Let ure tho flool.
Tliero are plenty of meu In the
swim who never touch water.
A Baby Full of Oollo Pains
I3 not an interesting study; euro him
quickly by Rotting a freo samplo bottlo of
Dr. Hand's Colio Cure from J. M. Hlllan
or 0. J. JtcOirthy, tho dru?gUl,,., It in
stantly cures colic.
It requires a deliuite aim to make a
hit In life.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will you heed the warning? Tho signal per
naps nl IliH sure npuroHcU of that more ter
rible disease. Consumption. Ask yourselves
If you can ullord for the sake of saving S3
cent, to rim the risk and do nothing for It.
We know iron experience that Bhlloh's Cure
will Cure yonr Cough. H never falls. This
oxpUlus why more than a Million Dottles
wtre sold the pwi year. It relieves Croup
and Whopplnic Joah at once. Mothers do
not be without It. For Lame IUck, Hide or
(."heet, use Bhlloh's Porous Piaster. Hold by
('. H. Hafeubuoh, N. E. corner Main aud
Lloyd streets.
A oold wave promised.
If you want 10 drive nwny Dyreopsla,
Billou-inees, Uousllpatl.-in, Poor Appetite aud
all evils urlilntf from a disordered Liver use
Dr. Lee's Liver Kefulator. Trial bottles free
at Klrlln's drug store.
The suburban
dust.
roads are a' mass of
Happy Hooslero.
Wm. Tlmmo-is, I'otmaster of
Idaviile
d.. wrllts. "Kloctrlo lilitors has done more
f.jr ine than all other mediolnes nomhiued,
for that bad leellng arising; from Kidney and
l.liai trmililn " .Tiiltn T.nitll.. funimp Mt.rl
1 fctoecmau, of same place, Mtys: "Find Klec
tile Hitters to be the oent Kidney aud Liver
medicine, made me feel lite a uew man,' J
W. Gardner, hard wait) merchant, tame town
Kays: Kleclrio llltters Is lust the thing (or a
man who is i.ll run down aud don't cara
whether he lives or dies; he found now
slrenxtu, good appetite and felt Just tike lie
had a newle-eou life, only 50c. u bottlo at
u. u. iiitgenouou'H urns ntJte.
The September crop of July weather
bents tho record.
Mexican National Engineers Speak
We, tho und tidirned, emilueers of the Mex
ican National Hallway, aud members ol the
ftrotherhood of Locomotive lnglueei of
Mexico, certify that we nave ued lite Cactus
IllnodCuro for bloc diseases, and we can
truthfully toy that, with ours- lveir, ss woll as
wlthouruccnmluUuces, the remooy has ef
fected a perfect cure when other medicines
nave Miieu.
rltnso use this certificate for the benefit ol
our biother engineers nnd tho Kounrnl public
. 21. i,
J. O. UAHKESY.
JAMES THOMPSON,
Member of the jlromcrbood of Locomotive
Engineers, Acamnnro, Mexico.
Sold at Klrlln's Drug Store, Fefijuson lloute
Hlock, Shenandoah.
A little
trade.
too warm for the oysttr
Bhlloh's Consumption Curo.
This is beyond nueetlon the most suc
oeseful Cough Medicine we hnvs ever sold,
A lew doses Invariably oure the wo at oaten oi
r?oagb, Croup, and Broucultts. while its won
Jorful Miccc-s in the cure of Consumption is
Tlthout a parallel in the history nf raed clne.
Since it's first discovery it lias been told on a
guarantee, a lest which no other medicine
.'an sland. Ii you havo a Cough we earnestly
atc you to try it. Prine 10 rents. 6'l cents, aud
il.10. If your Lungs are sore, chest or Hack
lame, use Hhitoh's Porous Platter. Hold bv
0. H. Ilagenbuch. N. E. corner Main and
Lloyd streets,
It Is moonlight now lu the mornings
luBtentl of evenings.
Judgement
ihould be displayed In buying nvwJU
line above nil things. In selecting a
remedy for any disease, you should be
positive that it contains nothing inju
rious to the health. Many remedies
on the market leave the patient In ft
much worse condition, than boiora
taking them.
S- S- S
Is purely vegetable, and perfeotly
hannloss; the most delicate child can
take It with absolute safety. It contains
bo mercury or minerals of any kind,
and yet it never foils to cure the dis
eases It Is recommended for.
Book on Blood and Bkiu diseases fre.
Bwift SpeclfloCOn Atlanta, 0
U. , Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889,
rig
bwder
AKTUn TATK OFFICIALS.
Oor. Pattlson's Cnll for a feipi-4!nl Kesatoli
ftlio Hvtiftto Crntestt Flurry.
HAidusnvito, Pa., Sep. 28. dor. rt
tison's proclamation calling "nn extra ses
sion of tho Senate on Oct. 18 to investi
gate the administration of eerttlu State
officers 1ms caused quits a stir among
officials here, although It was understood
such a plan was contemplated.
The governor gives tho following rea
son for his action 1 "Grave ohargos have
been preferred involving tho Auditor
General and State Treasurer and most
seriously reflecting upon the mnnnor in
which their official duties have been per
formed. It is proper that diligent in-
nulrr should bo mado to ascertain 1
whether or not reasonable causo doea ,
exist for their removal.
11m 1 1 . 1. .. . ... l. , 1 1 .1 I
found conviction that the officials re
ferred to, and somo of their subordin
ates, have been grossly inefficient,
shamefully negligent and entirely want
ing in duo fidelity. It is the prevailing
opinion that tome of tho officials con
nected with theao offices have been guilty
of absolute faithlessness nnd downright
dishonesty in violation of their oaths of
o 111 co and of tho criminal laws of tho
commonwonlth. If any ono of tho
charges so mado should be established,
appropriate action looking to the re
moval of tho officers Involved should bo
taken by the Sennto.
"John Uardsley; late Treasurer of the
City of Philadelphia, Is now a convict
for embezzlement of public monoy, a
lnrgc portion of which would havo been in
tho state Treasury long prior to the ox
posuro of his notions had thoto charged
with the administration of tbo duties of
Auditor-General and btato Ireasurer
performed1 them with duo fidelity.
Bardsloy's stubborn refusal to dlscloso
any Information whatever as to the con-1
duct of these ofllcials, has compollcd tho .
abandonment of proposod criminal prose
cution, nt least for a time. A proper in
quiry by tho Senate may dovelope cvl-1
dencc sufficient to satisfy its members
that reasonablo cause exists tor tho re
moval of the Auditor-General and Stuto I
Tiensuror."
THK WJSST SHAltUN UP.
An
Karthnunlia Criutrs Consternation,
Hut IJoea Little Damage.
CaicAQO, Sep. 28. Sevon Western anil
Southern States were visited by nn
earthquake shock Saturday night shortly
baforo 11 o'clock, but tho damage done
was comparatively small, being confined
principally to tho cracking of buildings,
some of which, however, maybe so badly
, .....j . -
injured as to nocess.tate their being torn
down. The States -died were Illino Is,
Iown, Indiana, Uhlo, Tennessee, Mis
tourl nnd Kentucky.
From the reports received hero tho
general direction of the seismic disturb
ance seems to havo been from not th west
to tho southeast. Galena, III., In' tho
northwestern part of this State near the
Wisconsin line, being the extreme north
orn point.
Telegraphic reports say that in some
cities three distinct shocks wero felt, but
in the majority of towns heard from but
two were experienced. The duration ol
the disturbance was from three mcomlj
to one minute, although St. Louis tele
graphs that the shock lusted fully tw
minutes.
STOUT WILL ItKCOVKIt.
Thought at Ono Time That Ho Was Dying
front Hydrophobia.
ASBunv Pabk, N. J., 'Sep. 28. William
Stoat, tho wealthy fnrmerjrf Hamilton,
who was supposed to be dying from hy
drophoblu, Is out of ull immediate dan
ger. Dr. Kinsraonth, tho attending physi
cian, says Mr. Stout's blood was poisouod
by virus in tho calf whioh licked his
hand and arm after it had boen bitten
by a mad dog. Stout's nrm is still tor
ribly swollen.
The people aro beginning a war of ex
termination upon all dogs found in the
neighborhood. J
Sain und l?vnsllottirn.
Brooklyn, Sop. 28. Now that Snm
Thornton and his ssister-ln-laW Iilvo
Jewell havo returned and havo boen re
ceived by their relatives with outstretched
arms, further statements from tho couple
aro expected. As yet, Sam and Eva
Eosltively refuse to see reporters. Sam's
rother Will, however, was seen. "We
havo nothing to say now," ho snid
"Sam and liva are with us. We are.
glad that they are here. Of courso, we
believe their story. They didn't olopo.
Mrs. Thornton believes them. Why
shouldn't slier Sly brother enjoys an ox
cellent loputatlou, Maybe he'll give out
a statement on somo future day.' There
are few, however, who believe the story
ns told by the couple.
Shot Dead In Ilia Store.
Poht Ciibsteb, N. Y., Pep. 28. Jamei
B, Daly, of the firm of Daly Brothers,
grocers, on Main street, was shot ant1
killed Saturday In his store by J ohn 1.
Gleason, a night watchman. There lia
been bad feellug between Gleason nnJ
Daly because Duly permitted Mrs. Glea
sou to stay at his house after she ha
beed compelled through Hbuse to sepa
rate from her husband. Gleason uar
rowly escaped lyuolilng. Daly 'lonves t
wlfo and three small children. Mrs.
Gleason was a sister of Daly. The mur
derer walked into the store and dellbep
atoly shot bis victim while thu latter wai
standing behind the counter.
To Visit tho Fair.
London, Sep. 23. Arrangements an
now complote for the Polytechnic ex'
curslon to tho World's. Fair nt Chicago.
Tho party, which will include about 13
men anil women, mostly tnaoiiatucs
clerks, aud boarding-school teachers,
will go straight to New York A dnj
will be spent iu Philadelphia and a day
In Washington, nnd thoro will bo
week's stay in Chicago.
The harvest moon la waning.
A MANIAC IN CHURCH
Attempts an Assault Upon
Archbishop Corrigan.
A SCENE OF WICD CONFUSION.
The Madman Denonaoet the Prelate as
"Pbntitw Pilate."
ATmlAa AtraftU ntwem ths Manlae
, and the Nts;rit Wafcchmh--Thfc Cmitrv
nation Amh for the oors The Aroh
bUhop Uiihurl HU Assailant a Maehin
Ut WUu la erased tty Hlekncas.
New Yokk, Sep. 28. St.' Patrick's
Cathedral, yesterday morning was the
scene of the greatest ecoltement, when a
inauiac attempted to kill Archbishop
Corrigan,
who was pieaohtng. The
seats in the main body of the church
were within a few feet of the pulpit in
which, the Arohbishop was speaking. In
the front row of these seats tat a young
in tin whose disordered attire and pale
face aud gleaming eyes' all durfng tho
teivice preliminary to the sermon had
caused people to goto upon him with
affrighted glances.
Suddenly be jumped to his feet and
with a wild scream shouted to the Arch
blxhop an he Bhook his clenched list at
the priestly speaker, a torrent .of half
.Tt..i! 1 .1... ... 1
"Yen area Pontius Pilate," he vowed,
with a demoniac writhing of his face ;
"you havo judged Father McGlynu, and
I nm his friend."
The ravings of the man were then
merged in a howl of mingled screams,
curses and half-uttered blasphemy Ho
grasped the locked pew door ami vaulted
over the slight barrier into the aisle; and
with outstretched, quivering hands,
dashed toward tho altar, shouting that
he would stranglo the Archbishop where
he stood.
In tho twinkling of nn eye the wildest
panic reigned. Women screamed and
fainted, strong men turned pale, aud the
church, from n sllont place of worship,
was turned into a pandemonium of
frightened people.
Then the madman rushed to tho foot
of tho pulpit, dnd hnd mounted two steps
toward the prelate when James Martin,
the night watchman ot the Cathedral,
sprang upon him, and the two engaged
in a donily struggle Tho noise of tho
battle, loud as It was, wai nearly drowned
by tho stnmpedo of thu congregation.
Somo people shouted that a fire hnd
brokon out, others crlod that tho Aroh
bishop hod 1 o"n assassinated at thu altar,
but all rushi-d In a disorderly, panlo
strickeu c:o v 1 for the exits.
Finally n policeman separated the 00m
bntnnts mill arrested the madman, who,
ivh'n locked up, gave his nalno as Joseph
1'. Houralum, and his occupation, a
machinist. lie Is orazed by Uluess.
CONFIHKNCK 31AN CAUGHT.
Tho Notorious "Ked Loary" O'lirleu Ar
rested fur Swindling it Ulevohniit.
Nxw York, Bop. 23. Thomas, alios
"Red Loary" O'Brien, one of the most
dospornte confidence men and all-round
crooKB" in this city, was arrested lost
uiK)lt ou 0 warrant sworn out by the
, h?aM(,t Attornoy of AlbanV( oUlu.glug
"crookB" in this city, was arrested lost
him with the theft of J10,0!JO from.au
Albany merchant, Feb. 8, 1800. Tho job
was done by U linen and a "pal" named
Geoage Post.
They induced tholr victim, .by a time-
rkrlng U to the hotsl a't
worn bunco game, to draw thu mqnoy
which thoy were stopping. As soon us
he went to tholr room and showed that
ho had the money with htm, he was
knocked seusoloss with a saudbog and
robbed. Post fled to Soutli America and
is there yet. O'Briou disappeared and it
was not until yesterday that any trace of
nun couiu oe iouuu.
SHOT THK MAVOIt.
1 .
A Doepnrato Negri Kllle the Chler Oflloer
nf HpurtHnburg, 8. C.
Sl'AHTANDriw, S. C, Sep. 88. There Is
but little doubt but that South Carollnu
will add another lynchiug to her list be
fore another day Is doue. Mayor J. Hen
neman was shot down at 0 o'clock with
out a moment's wurnlug and tho mur
derer is now In jail In momentary cx-
. 1 1 1
j:ucuiuuy ui uoiug lyutueu.
John Williams, u desperate negro, was
making a disturbance af'homo with his
wife when Mayor Heuneniun went to tho
house to ascertain tho cause of the loud
crie Ho arrestod Williams and was
trying to provent his oscnpe until tho po
lice came to his assistance.
Daring tho strugglo which followed
Williams shot the mayor in tho back,
killing him instantly. The town is
greatly oxclted.
The Mine Still Ilurnlug.
WlLKEeiiARnc, Pa. Sep. 27. Tho fire
in the lower workings of the Delaware
and Hudson Cunal Company's large
Conynghum Colliery Is still burning
fiercely and all efforts to extinguish it
have proved fruitless. The wholo mino
will havo to 1m flooded and this will
throw a lurge number ot men out ot cm- j
ploymeut. It will take until February
to llood'tho mino and then pump It out
again.
Knglnoors Object to Federation.
New Yoiik, Sep. 28. A meeting of lo
comotive engineers was held in Jersey
City yesterdny. Over 1,000 engineers,
aocompanied by tholr wives, were pres
ent. After an open mooting, at whioh
speech-making aud sociability were tho
order, hail been held, a secret sosdon 00
011 r red. Federation of the Brotherhood
with otho railroad organisations was dis
cussed, but no definite notion was taken.
The sentiment appeared to be agalust
federa lou.
Disastrous Fire In St. Louis.
St. Loins, Sop. 98, Tho Blunt Milling
Co's. buildings and those of the Mnusur
Tibbit Implement Company, besides a
number of other structure, wero de
btroyed by lire yesterday, Tho loss will
exceed a million dollars. Two firemen
were seriously hurt.
A Diphtheria llpldoiulc.
AiiiAKcE, a, Sep. 28. Diphtheria is
raging ut Nlles, 0. Already many homes
have been terribly strickon. Five chil
dren died yesterday, Tho schools have
been closet,
lllocle Ttocord llrnken.
Losdo.v, Sep. 27. Edge, tbo bicyclist,
1ms broken the record, bv riding from
L mdon to Edinburgh, 1117 m.lus, in 88
hot'rs and ii 1-2 minutes.
Ladies
Think
" then Act.
That
Wolff'sACMEBIackin
S
CHEAPER than any other d. 0 ir
at any price, be it 5 cents, 10 cent- .
S cents, you can convince your.,e:' 1 -,
wearing one shoe dressed with.VL-i'
Blacking and the other shoe dr.- I
wh whatever happens to be 1
fovorite dressing. While Acme i'u 1
lag will tndurt a month throu h ;
er mm, 'and can, If the shoe is snl, n,
be washed clean, the other dressing v a'
not lost a single day in wet wtauV r
Your shoes will look better, 1 i
longer and be more comfortal It if
dressed with Wolff's Acme Blacking.
W0LW & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
CACTUS BLOOD CURE.
SUPERIOR TO WiRILUa
Causes no eruptions upon
tho skin such as nearly all
sarsaparilla mixtures do; but
drives the impurities from the
blood through the proper
channels, tones up the sy stem
increases appetite, and rapidly
cures dyspepsia, constipation,
liver and kidney troubles, and.
all diseases depending up hi
an impure condition of the
blood.
Sold at Klrlln's Drug Store,
Ferguson's Hotel Blk, Shenandoah, Pa.
Ask my ntrents Tor W. f
If not for sole In nni
DoltirlnM SliopH.
pliico nslc )anr
rno. Hocni-u the
dealer to send for cntnlogiie.
nizvuev. mm uet tuctn fur latt.
W-TAKE NO SUBST1TUTL. jJ
WHY IS THE
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MMV?
It IS tl fk'ailllt'Kli blllX', W 1th LjO tllCkS 1 1 l IllT 1 1
to hurt tlioftor; miule of t he hvt rtrn- alt ,i
nnd easy, niul btvaum v mcAt nuj. nl r ti n
Oniric than tuty uthei munuttrtiin'i; It t tli Nil, nV
BtnviM uli'ii'fl costing from AJ.im tog-Vio.
Ctt OtK.fMllllM' I.lftl.il-NtMWMt, th.' fin. c if
Vvi ph. 10 cvnr offered for g-VU"; (n H'li i H
Imported shot's lik'h cost from $.' ' t" 1 . 1
CA 0 lltitul-HcMfi! Welt Minis tl tf
PaTm 6tyltnh, cimfurttihlf nud iliira1 it 1 1 i
slioe ever offered nt this urioo : namv l-i i t. i
tu'n-nmdeHliotMcnaUiiit from 6.(0 toM .
atO JO roiit'o Miri ifirmurs, it .Hi. i
urtli nml Letter I'm t IithhII w ear tin in i i s !
geamless, hiiKKitli Inside, lieiivy tluee M'l. - i iti 1
Bluu cdtre. one pair will wear ft year.
ot iinu iHiii no iieuersnoe e i r - i
SDmim thU iiriets; ono trlMl will eotiM' i tu -
who want ahhoe for comfort nnd nervl i-.
ffiA '2't uittl S'J.OO Viikltiifiiinn tli . 3
suVatfiai are verv Htrouir ami dtirnble. II who
havo k I villi them a trial III wear no t u I
HAVfl' (,u vi.7) hcii" i nr
CIvJ O worn by thu bojetcov u lit i. , i u j u
en their merits, n the iuTeu-duK Milt - i-u v
B -aJ: a KI.tM llnutl-Nt-ui-d
bad VI ICO UoiiKolfi, vei Htyllbh. t qua
-irti.. u
Inmortcd ihoos cost Idk from to tt"
Jllllll'n 4l'Ut IfvilMI IIIIH fries'
Misses nru the best tine Duuffotu. Ht lltth ji
1.75 n f f
I slum 4 h c'Able
r'lllllloii. See that W. Ti. DouI't ''tl Uitd
price oreatamped on the bottom uf v,u h -h ,
S L. UuUOLAB, llrocku.ij, Mass.
DR. THEEL,
538 BPCRrtSriJBit
..iv ...iiulu. C.i TItii. Ab
Slx-clsll-l I" th l it. .i t n 1 lie
hio u curu Blood Poison,
Nervous Debility er.i Spe
cial Diseases 'a
Sklu DI..M4-. Hut biti Palm Id Ui
iKiucSoroThront Mouth,
ItlcL-hr. Hmplr.. I nuiU' i - mil er
bird lle-r, Swt-liiuK. Irrutu.mt,
liilluuiu,Uoni an nunnloci,
StrltfturuB, Wcakno, anl Eiul
aflr Inst m,morj w,.k bft'll monul mlHr Kill T ana
H'lil.r Msi-asr, anil ,11 Dlv pmuIiIi'P fr i l,.Bc,
liili.cr.tli.ti or oirworli Htit eawi car-l In 4 ' l0flM.
Iriur ,t met Itn nui li hopp. no m,ti t !io yy'
ll.lnl I)oin,. uuuk, farallj or llmrllal Flu -i li ' "
Dr. TllttL cun, nnaltlvelv anil wllnun !'" n,m
toltori. w vm mi. ii.il ..nn 1"T.T" ..,' itiaa
uiuix rl.h or ("". "'"t 2-- l,i"n ' r . hOO
"TRUTH" e.oaIn Quk-. unilir n.
ll.,ia Hulr n-.m I I, lip 1 I aud bat
Et'.-i w 10. Kunili- B ,111 12 IrrlW nr wOl and t
tet ScltroooM iIo. and Satartaj Plilla. itl'J W
GOLD MEDAL, PA5I5, 1878.
W. Baker (SCo.'s
ireakfast
from which tho exeraj of
oil has been removed, is
Absolutely Pure
aud it is Soluble
No Chemicals
aro used hi IU preiiarntlou. It has
more than three times the strength of
Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot
or Sugar, anil id therefore) far moro
economical, costing less Hum one cent
a cup. It is delicious, flourishing,
Btrongthonhig, easily digested,
and admirably adapted for Invalids
as well as for persons in health.
Sold by Grocers ovorywhoro.
i W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass.