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When onois lliliou or Constipated
so THAT
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violin nana, epanisn -Mnnaonn iraua,
Cot net Hand. Kronen Ocarina Bund,
Chinese Ugee Blno Bind, Xylo
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ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THUBM, OCTOBER 1st, 1891
K.olljiii9' Opera House,
for the beneatof
Ebenezer Evangelical Church.
feKt Headache and relieve nil tho troubles Intl
cfcnt to a bilioua state of the system, suoh as
Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after
c&Usg. Fain In the Side, io. Whllo their moat
remartaUo succoss has been chown in curtrg ,
Sleaa&che, yet Oartor'a LHUa Ltvor PIUS aro
equally valuablo in Oonstlpatlon, curing nnd pro
Tenting this annoying complain t.wlillo they alaa
correct alldlsordersofthostomachtlmulatotha
liver and regulate tho bowels. Even U they onl?
enroa
fAchalhoy would boalmostprleeless to those who
Icuffer from this distressing complaint: but f ortu
nately their goodness does noteud here,and those
.irho once try them will find thesolittlo pills valu
able In so many ways that they will not bo wil
Uing to do without thorn. But after ollsick head
flX e bane cf bo many Uvea that hero fa whera
Somaeourgreatuuuat. uurjiiuiiGurewuutj
Others do not.
Carter's Little Liver Fills are very email ana
verv easv to take. One or two nilla mako a doso.
'They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
purge but by their gentle action please all who
icsethem. InvlalsatSScentsi nvefortl. Sold
1 by drugglsta everywhere, or sect by mall.
. CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York!
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
R Catch est r EnglUh DltusoBd IlrsUtt. -
rENNYROYAL FSLLS
firlctnttl and Only Genuine. A
1 DratRUi for ChUknttrt Vngllth
Simmd Brand lo Itttl 4Uil OoU meulUaVVg
adqxcm, Ktioa wua Din? niraD, l ake W
Jino other. Rttut daniiru tubttitu. V
'in - f , , i i "UnoaUl o4
"lU'lic tar Lul'if m. ( tier, by irtr
If aiull. 1 .MHil -in ,i .Vn-ni J-aper,
W, S. SNYDER'S
Boot and Shoe Store,
(Modeller's old stand,)
corner Coal and jardtu Bts,
Mr, 8nyder will always keep;iu stock a.flne
line of boots and shoes.
Custom Work mid Ilcpulrtnf;
done In the best style. He guarantees to sell
cbeapertbiu compel Itnrs on Main street who
have big reuts to pay, and guamutees a genu
ine bargain on every purchase,
SUFFERING WOMEN'S;
Wteu trioblM with tbnse anaorinn IrraUriii.
t tgenilr following! cnld or -ipooure, or ntu.-1
i.4Uonai ViaknMM i peculiar totboir w. U-
Use Dt OuCHGIKC'3 C"iLrnto
FEMALE REGULATING PILlr
,av IVrnr. Btrentht.'- t i ll't ntir . -i -f
tor.o, rftforund mu. ' iff tot iilu all fnuct out
lkW t .imtnd, Bnl ny in . ' rlralt. SI. A '
' T T IT
MUSS M L
CARTER'S
mem
V
Ur. Hortor MediclPtCO.,S.l.i.nJ'i I
A PERSECUTED MAH
Misfortunes That ITavo Fol
lowed a Physician.
A VICTIM OP VILLAGE HATE.
Many Attempts Made to Bum Him Oat,
Two of Them EuooMsfal.
Several Times Artl n Trumped-Cp
Charges -" White Cnp " Notice, lie
celled by nlm III Profusion -llelloves
the rorseeutlan Will Not tup till Ha
Is Driven from llnme.
DatiiBeacu. L. I., Sep. 20. Dr. Dnvld
ZeWaltoff of thli plnee believes he latUo I
victim of a erlea of persocutlona Itlstl
gated by alleged enemies who are trying
to drive him from tho town.
The latest development la a fire, sup
posed to be incendiary, which broke out
in the doctor's drug store, known us tho
West End Phnrmncy, yesterday. Dr. Zo
WaltoH was in Now Vork at the tlmo,
but his brother Gerald and tho drug
clerk wero both asleep in tho Rtore. Their
lives were saved by Henry Arena, a
neighbor, who broke into tho storo and
aroused the inmates.
Two years no tho drug storo was
totally destroyed by fire at a loss of $30,
000, and since it was rebuilt several nt
tcrnpts to set it on fire again have been
made.
The doctor alleges that the persecution
began about two years ago. He was ar
rested on a chargo of criminal assault
preferred by Mrs. Cclker, wife of Louts
Belker, a painter. Tho chargo could npt
be substantiated,
Whllo tho doctor was in Jail Mr. Bolkor
offered to settle tho cmo if the defendant
would pay 1,000 nnd leave tho country.
The offer wob indlgnontly refused, to
Waltoff was arraigned before Justice
Church and was discharged. He was at
onco rearrested on the same chargo and
was tried before Judge Cullen in Brook
lyn, but was acquitted.
An attempt was then mads to set fire
to his residence and ho removed to tho
drug store and slept thore. Ho has fre
quently rocelved "White Cap" notlcos,
but he paid no attention to them. About
a month ago the doctor was arrested,
he claimed illogally, on a warrant issued
by Health Officer DeMund 1st nllowing
water to stagnate under his drug store.
He provod that he was not responsible
for tho collar, as he only rented the store.
He believes tho persocution will not stop
until ho his driven from tho town.
NO HOTtE SUIPS TO CHILL,
Secretary Tracy Does Not Regard the
Situation There as Threatening-.
Wasimnqtos, Sep. 20. Secretary
Tracy, while declining to mako a state
ment relative to the conference at the
White House yesterday morning, said
that he did not intend to send any more
Bhlps to Chill, and that ha did not re
gard the situation there as threatening.
In response to an inquiry about re
ports that a revolt had brokon out
among the. troops at Santiago, Sonor
Moatt, the Chilian Congressional Envoy
at Washington, has received a dispatch
from Sonor Matta, the Minister of For
eign Affairs, saying that "Pcaco has not
been nor will it be disturbed, least of all
by military rovolts."
Senor Montt has also received a dis
patch confirming the published reports
of the appointment of Senor Manuel A.
llatto, as Minister of Foreign Affairs,
and Senor Augustln Edwards, as Minis
ter of Industries and Public Works. Ho
has not received Anything from Chill of
tho reported arrest of three American
citizens at Santiago and tho stationing
of a force of polico outside of the Ameri
can Legation there.
Tho Cut-Down Postponed.
FallHiveb, Mass., Sop. 29. Tho meet
ing of the Cotton Manufacturers' Asso-
elation was largely attended. It was
called for tho purpose of hearing the re
port of the executive committee, which
was ordered on September 2 to prepare a,
revised schedule, of wages, and also to
take final action in the matter of a cut
down to go into effect October 8. Tho
committee was ready to report, but it
was decided to Instruct them to hold tho
report back for tho presont. The notion
of the association has lifted a load from
the minds of operatives and business
men, who were fully alive to tho fact
that a prolonged strike would follow a
reduction.
An Old Ariuy Offleor Gone;
Fkedosia, N. Y., Sep. 20. Copt. Gns
tavus A. Hull, U, S. A., retired, who
died yesterday, of pneumonia, in San
Francisco, was bora in this place in 1827.
In 1802 ho was mado a storekeeper in
the Quartermaster's department and
given chargo of all tho stores of clothing
and camp and garrison equipage at
Louisville. In 1600 he was made cap
tain, the highest rank in his branch of
the service.
A now Leads to Murder.
WmTESTOWN, N. Y., Sop. 20. William
Mitchell beoaiuo engaged In a row with
William Hcnkstone, on tho banks of tho
Erie Canal here yesterday afternoon, and
la a lit of anger drew a revolver and
fired two shots at Henkstone. Henk
Btone, after going a few rod's, fell to tho
ground. Ho was taken to the house of
his mother, whero he died n few hours
later.
Btoruse llarus CurnmL
TJncA, N. Y., Sep. 20. Assembly
man Mott's elder ani storage houses at
liouckvillo, Mndlson county, the largest
In the county, were totally destroyed by
firo last night, entailing a loss of $100,
000. The Insurance is light. Tho entire
village was threatened, and the flames
were only stopped by tho aid of fire da
partments from adjacent towns.
Tlllinan Indicted.
LoCSVIIAE, Ky., f'p. 20. The grand
iary returns 1 two indictments agalnsl
lajor William Tillman for grand lnr,
ceny and embezzlement, charging him
with stealing $7,000 from the Fnlls Citj
Dank. The witnesses examined included
the bank officials and stockholders.
Meohanlc's Trust Company otllcials and
expert aicountants.
Not- Inul ,1 1 1 Cr-s4.
JjkilESTows, .N". Y., Bop. 20. The I n
dependent Republicans and Democrats
have nominated Dr. J. S. Edwards for
Congress from tho Twenty-second dis
trict to succeed Leslie W. Itussell, irht
Iras nominated far Sop oma Court Judge.
Experts Agree
that
ERFECT and uniform
success in making finest
food is more certain
with Royal Baking Pow
der than with any other.
Use it in every receipt
calling for baking powder, or
for cream of tartar and soda,
and the lightest, purest, most
wholesome and appetizing
food is assured.
Marion Harland! "I regard
the Royal Baking Powder as the
best in the market. Since its
introduction into mv kitchen I
have used no other.'1
Miss Maria Parloai "It
seems to me that Royal Baking
Powder is as good as any can be.
I have used it a great deal, and
always with great satisfaction."
Mrs. Baker, Principal of
Washington, D. C, School of
Cookery: "I say to you, without
hesitation, use the 'Royal.' I
have tried nil, but the Royal is
the most satisfactory."
M. GORJU, late Chtf, Delmoni
co's, New-York I "In my use of
Royal Baking Powder, I have
found it superior te all others."
A.Fortin, Chef, White House,
for Presidents Arthur and Cleve
land: "I have tested many bak
ing powders, but for finest food
can use none but ' Royal,' "
"I see I am on time fur once," pntil
me Hiiiiu, iw nu Kizuy urepi, up on mo
old sundial.
The debtor is the fellow who Un't
nt all nnxious to tutvo Ills creditors
liurry on nis account.
A Batiy Full of Oollo Pains
Is not an int"roiting study; cure him
quickly by Rotting a I'rt-o esmplo bottle of
Dr. Hand's Co Ik- Curo Irom J. M. Hillan
or O.J. UcO-trtby, tho drugtU. It in
stantly cures colic.
Chestnuts will bo very plentiful in
inese parts tins year.
Oh, What a Couph.
Will you heed the w.irning? The signal per
nans of the kuro approach ot that more ter
rible disease. CousuiuutloQi Ask yourselves
If you can ailord tor the sake of saving 50
cents, 10 run lue risK aua uo numiuK ioriu
We know from experleuce that Hbtloh'sUurs
will Cure our Couirh. It never fails. This
explains why more than a Million Bottles
wero sold tbe nasi year. It relieves Oroun
and Whopptns Cough at once. Mothers do
not do wiiiionui. f or Larae lines, Hicie or
Chest, use Hhlloh's Porous 1'Jaster. Bold bv
C. II. Hagenbuch, N. B. corner Main and
Ldoyo, streets.
ltunlrwlipnt tlntlr In nn tnnrlrnt ntifl
ttie caise season is tit nauu.
11 juu Httut b., uiiyo una lyjfBucinia.
Biliousness. CousMnitlon. Poor Annetllo nnd
T r ...... . .. . .n .1 -1 It .. i
all evils arising from a dlsorderedLlveruse
ur. lee s Liiver ueiuaior. xnai uotties iree
at Kirliu's arug store.
A sllco nf onion laid on the cupboard
win unve away uuts.
Happy Hooslors.
Win, Tlmuions, Postmaster of IdavI'le,
I d., writes . "Electric Bliters has dnnemore
forinetliau all other medicines combined,
for that bad reeling urislng from Kidney nnd
Liver trouble." John I,osll, farmer and
stocsmnu, of same place, nys: "Find Elec
tric Bitters to be the oest Kidney nud Liver
medicine, made me feel like a new man." J.
W. Uarduer, hardware int-rcliant, fame town,
says: Klectrlo Bitters Is Just tbe thl g lor u
man who is all run down and don't care
whether he lives or dies; bo found new
strength, (rood appetite aod felt Just like he
had a new lo-so on life, only 50c. a bottle at
O. II, llagenbuch's Drug Stoto.
The nut crop promises to be almost
as large as that of fruit.
Mexican National Engineers Spoak
We, the uudirslgned, cnglucets of the Mex
ican National Hallway, and members ol tbe
Hrotlierhood of Locomotive Euglueeti of
Mexico, certify that we have used the Cactus
Blood Cure forblooi diseases, nnd we can
truthfully tay th-it, with ours'lves, as well as
wltli our afiiuntutinces, the remooy has ef
fected a periect cure wbeu other medicines
have failed.
1'lease use this certlllcale for the benefit oi
our biotber engineers and the general public.
V M. DAVIH,
J. O. OASKEY.
JAMESTHOMPSON,
Members ot tbe Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, Acarntoaro, Mexico.
Bold auRtrlin's DrugHtore,Kerguson House
Block, Shenandoah.
Bhellbarks are dropping and chest
nut burrs arc browning.
Shlloh's Consumption Curo.
This Is beyond question the most suc
ecssiul Cough Medicine wo have ever sold,
a lew doses Invariably cure the woist cases ol
Cougb, Croup, aud Bronchitis, while its won
dcrlul success In tbe cure of Consumption is
without a paiallel In the history of medicine.
Mnce It's first discovery It lias been bold on a
guarantee, a lest which no other nredlclne
:an stand. Ii you luvo a Cough we earnestly
ask yon to try It. 1'rlce 10 cents, 53 oenls, aud
11.10. If your Lungs ore sore, chest or Back
lame, use Billion's Porous Plaster. Bold bv
0. II. Hagenbuch, N, E. corner Main aud
Lloyd streets.
A loud-smelling pig-stye disturbs
the people on Smith whlto street unil
quite n number are 111 nn account of
it. The attention of the stnltiiry
committee Is culled tn the liul-unce.
HOW IS YGUB CHILD?
Swift's Specific is the groat
developer, of delicato child
ren. It regulates the secre
tions; it stimulates the skin to
healthy action, and assists
nature in development.
There is no tonic for child
ren equal to 3 S
Send for our treatise on Blood n4
Btdn Diseases,
Bwirr Si'ccmo Cov, Atlanta, Q
BASIUIALL SCOUES.
Cleveland Wins 1'rom thlrago uul
York Loses ta Huston.
I7o
AT BOSTOX
nustoo 1 115 8 0 1
New York ,' 10 0 10 0
8 1 8 V
llntterle Molmli uml Beunetr Couiblln
Duekloy and liui-.-o.l.
AT BROOKLYN.
Ilroohlyn 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
Philadelphia 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0- j
Batterlet-Poutfs and Kliwlow, 01Hoa and
Brown,
AT CJjHVBLAND.
Cleveland 1 0O101 1 0 0- J
Chicago 0 0000200 0-5
llstteries Ynuno' nnd TlAvta rftltMhlnsnn
and gohnver,
at riTTmtmo,
nttVursr 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 2 0-1
Cincinnati 1 0 a 1 1 2 0 0 x - 1
list terles King and Miller; Mullane an it
Harrington.
National Letiguo lloeord.
rir
Clubs. ITon. Lent. Ct
Clilosgo... HI 411 .033
Boston HI 50 .018
New York. 70 58 ,5u0
Phlla'plua.u7 01 .511
Pi'
Clubt. xrnn. Lot. Ct
Ctovelaod.ei 73 Ait
Brooklyn. so tj
Plttsburg.iU 75
L'luoln'atl.61 81
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Amorlcnn Association Games.
AT rniLALKLPlUA.
Boston..., 0 101000 1 3- i
Athletics 1 000104 0 0-II
Batteries BulBugtou aud Murphy; Dowaq
and Cross.
Called, darkness.
AT WASIIINOTON.
Wnshlnnton 1 021 0001 I
Baltimore 0 1000000 1
Batterles-MoMahon and lloblneon; Fore
man and MoOuire.
CaliCd, darkness.
AT MILWAOKKa
Milwaukee 0
Loulsvlllo 0
0 0 0 0 1 2 0 a
oooioui - q
Batteries-Dwyer and Vaughn; Stratton anil
Bnggs.
Called, darkness.
American Association lloeord.
Put
Oufti. ir.in. It Ct
Mllwauk'o.fll 71 .4011
Columbus.. 01 74 .&J
Lou'vlile... S I bO Ai
Wash'tau..42 87 AH
Oubi. iron. Lout. Ct
noston....8U as) .0UJ
bt. LouU..B3 !, .0111
BaltliuoraUS 01 .:at
Athletic. CO 03 Mi
Tho Clrcasslii to Start Again,
New York, Sep. 29. Tho Anchor lino
steamer Circasila, which left this port
for Movllle and Qlasgow on Saturday
nud was obliged to roturu becauso of tho '
damage which she suffered in a collision
with tho schooner Daylight, will sal)
again to-morrow. The injury to hot
bow, although qulto serious, will be re
paired as rapidly as possible, and the
airents of tho vassal oxnect that sho will
bo ready for tho voyngo to-morrow night. I
Sho will carry all tho passengers which
were booked for her, ub well as the
cargo, nono of which has been unloaded.
Puffru's Murderor JulloiL
Newark, N. J., Sop. 29. Uomlnlck
Lappa, the Italian who causod tho death
af bominick Dull'ra, a countryman, by
stabbing him fatally in a street fight,
was tunied over to tho keeper of the
county jail yestordny, where ho will re
main until tried. A corouor's Inquest
will be held this week. Those who had
known tho dead man, who had been in
this country only six months, say that
bo was always peaceable and quiet, aud
that Lappa's attack upon him was un
called for and cowardly. ,
The 810,000 Ueaiity lu Court.
BoqtoN, Sop. 20. In tho Municipal
Court James Stevenson, a real eutuU
man, brought suit against Mlko Kelly,
the basobull player, tor rent of lodging
room In tho International uotol for 1
days for J2 a aay. Kelly testified that
i. i.i..j ... .:i, 17 .?,. i, f,
2!? auV T" ,'':n. ;?X
settled for the same. Then Judge Ely
said: "Enter judgment for defendant."
tj-..,i 11 1.1 r...,.. m ..i.i
make a good umpire
. P -
They lllew Out the Ous.
Newark. N. J . Sen. 20. Sirs. Amolla
Solone, who, with her 4-year-old child,
was found unconscious from tho effects
of blowing out tho gas upon going to
bed, is slowly recovering at tho City Hos
pital. The boy, however, died shortly
after his admission to tho hospital. To
gether with hor husband Mrs. Solone
came from Boston on Saturday. Thoy
were to take a steamship yestorday for
Ituly.
Ornpo Inspection Continuing.
New York, Sop. 20. Health officers
are still Inspecting the grapos In the
market lu this city, but have mude bu t
fow seizures. Tho local inspectors are
less headstrong In the matter since tho
protests of tho grapo growers nnd tho
statement of tho olllclals of tho Depart
ment ot Agriculture that tho green o n
tho grapo stems is harmless.
Fierce Oil Tiro in Philadelphia,.
Philadelphia, Sep. 29. As tho rosult
of un explosion of oil yesterday afternoon
in the wholesulo coal oilhotueof I'hillipj
& Cunuingham, North Delawaio avenue,
Ave large buildings, extending from
Delaware avenue, wero burned aud eight
firmon were injured, none, It is bollovo.l,
seriously. The Iujs is about half u mil
lion dollars
INtlmutn for .Hint Service.
Washington, Sep. 29. Director Lonch
of tho Unltod Status Mint has submitted
his estlmnto for mint fervlce f;r tbe lis
cal year ending Juno BO, lJj. Ho esti
mates that tho cost will bo $1,120,701,
which Is a reduction from tho appropria
tion for the United States Mint fcsrvlce
for the current iUoal year.
A Month's Kvporfs and Imparts.
Washington, Sep. in. SxporU ol
niercbaudl-o from tho Unlteu uiii dur
ing August pnst u.'gr,'gat.d in value
$;2,7oO,7W), against ,-, i8U,J,o in Au
gust, 1890. Import, airing August p.it
were valuid at $08 , 7.il, agaiiut $U,
200,410 in August, 1S0O.
Cruuburry lto;s ou Vlre.
Borduktowk', N. J., Sep. 29. A fire
has swept over tho cranberry bogs ol
George Dunfoe bUo.o uud Y'unzuut, be
tween Brlndleton nud Cranberry Park.
Neither ot tlieu bo is was half through
picked. Tho damage will bo houvy.
Prolght llandlers htrike.
New Britain, Conn., Fop. 39. The
freight handlers ompluyod ut tho Now
England freight house struct work be
cause they were not paid for overtime.
Their plac-is have bucn tilled, They were
paid fl.50 a day.
Kutluual liuuhs' Iloport CalUil Fur.
Wat.ni aros. 3en 30 Tha Comntrnl.
lor of the Cum t.cy has called for reports
of the c mdltlou of nutlonal banks nt the
olose U buslueis Friday, Sept. 23.
TIRED OP THE YOKE
Baroness Do Sturcs Applies
for a Divorce.
A FORMER NEW YORK DBLLB.
Sho Allgei Extreme Cruelty on the Ffttt
of Her Husband.
Tho Huron, Who Is HclKlnn Minister In
InrU, fttild to Ilnve lleen Anxious ta
Control HU Wire's Hstnte-Trlcd til Shut
Her Up 111 nn Insane Asylum The
Hnrnness Stole Away from Home nt
Mli!nllit--She Wa u Xifot, of John
Jacob Astnr.
Now York, Sep. 80. Baroness De
Etures, wife of the Belgian Minister lit
Paris, yesterday filed papers in a suit for
divorce against her husband, nt Sioux
Falls, S. D. The papers were served ou
tho Haron In Paris on Saturday and he
has cabled Instructions to an attorney to
mako an appearance and defence.
The complaint recites that the Bnron
and Baroness wero married in New York,
Hay 20, 1875, aud that ever since tholr
marriage the Uuron has pursued a course
of extreme cruelty toward the plalntltf.
Whllo in Paris she says that tho Baron
applied foul epithets and accused his
wifo of not being chaste; that on June 24,
1800, defendant by fraud and false repre
sentation attempted to procure her In
carceration In an Institution for tho con
finement of lnsaue persons.
This last fact will be decided In tho
trial. It Is maintained that the Baron
waB anxious to secure control of his
wife's estate, tho nnuual Income of
which is estimated at $80,000, nnd to do
this It was necessary to prove she was
insane.
To oscapo tho evil 6chemos of her hus
band tho Baroness left tho home of her
husband in Paris at midnight and took
tho train for Germany. Then sho catno
to America, whero she was advised by
relatlvos to secure a separation.
Boforo her marriage the llaronoss waB
a Miss Caroy, niece of John Jacob Astor,
and her marriage was n s ociety sensa
tion In Now York.
MIL IODOC'8 KF.l'LY.
The Only Oioundi on Which Uo Will Do
buto SA'lth Governor UussolL
B09T0S, Sop. 20. Tho Deinocrntlo
Stato Committee sent a reply to Henry
Cabot Lodgo's let tor accepting tho Invi
tation to meet the Hon. John M Russell
In joint dobato "On tho Issues of Cam
paign," uud .n which Mr. Lodgo named
the dates at his disposal aud tho subjects
ho would discuss.
The committee, lu their letter, stato
that thoy had not supposod that, prior
to conference with the in, Mr. Lodgo
would assume to narrow these Issues to
tho extent indicated by the subjects he
named, and that thoy did not invite him
to framo theso lssuos without consulta
tion with them.
In a lottor of reply Mr. Lodgo says:
"In your letter of September 23 you
challenged mo to meet Mr. John E. Rus
eellln a eerio3 of Joint debates on the ls
suos ot tho campaign. You also said you
, would bo glad to confor with mo or my
representatives in regard to making ar
1 rangements for such mooting.
I "I accepted your challenge at onoo. I
' 1 "copteu your cuauengo uj
' gave you tho only throo nights
at my
dlsuosal-Oct. 20 and 01. I author.
! ,zo( the-lkiuib llcuu State Committee to
, conforvvlthyouin regard to arrangements
for sueh mooting, iou did not Invito
ma wmfn, Tiritn vnil nlinilti t.hn RlllllAPr.n
of discussion.
"You said absolutely nothing In your
letter about my consulting with you as
to framing the subjects of debate. You
invitod mo broadly to discus i tho Issues of
tho campaign.
"As tho challenged party I had an un
doubted right to namo tho subjects
to be discussed and especially so
whon you bad waived all selec
tion yourselves "by challenging mo
to discuss tho lssuos ot tho campaign
without naming any. I oxcrclsed my
right and named three! 'Governor llus
soll's administration,' 'The attitude ot
tho National Democratic party on tho
sllvorquestlon, 'and tho prices of the
necessaries of life ns affected by tho
McKlnloy tariff bill.'
"I am sorry these subjects do not meet
the approval of your taste on tho exigen
cies of your situation, but that fact
glvos you no claim to alter thorn now.
"I decline to modify tho terms of my
acceptance ot your challenge
"Vory truly,
"Hon. 1L CLToDQE."
London rostofiloe In a nad Way.
Londos, Sep. 89. Tho editor of the
"United Service Qazette" has croated a
sensation by his attack upon tho post
office management. In the August is
sue of the "Gazotte" the editor com
plained that his correspondence had been
tampered with, and this month ho fol
lows up his charge with a sUt fluent that
ho has rocelv"d nhnflred or letters from
nil parts of England declaring that the
postofllco Is riddled with peculation and
petty thoft, nud that tho dotootlve sorv
ice has broken down. The public bo
(loves tho charges.
nave Thoy Klopod ?1 SUk&
BnmoEPOBT, Sep. 29. Wyntt Roberts,
the trusted valet and constant com
panion for several years of the late P. T.
Ilarnum, is believed to have eloped with
Miss Clara Leww, the pretty little
English maid who tor a year and a half
has waited upon Mrs. Barnum. Although
Koborts is a colored man he Is of vory
light complexion, U wvli oducdtsd and
of stylish appearance, lie l40 jouts old
iud tho girl is 22.
Artlval of Tfoted llleyelUts.
Nkw YonK, Sop. 20. The Scotch pro
tesslouiil bicyclists, J. D. Lumsdou, of
Aberdeen, nnd Wnlloje Stage of Ulus
jow, arrived yotsrday and entered In
tho International blx-day ltaco nt
Madison Square ljurden, October 18 to
21. Luiiisd.ni 1j tho rider who defeated
tho uotod French bicyclist Jules Dubois
by one yu:d In the ssx-day International
ruce at Edinburgh in i&Si,
Immigration rifur4 Vor August.
WabbiXotoS, Sep. 29. Duriug August
past 43,17.1 lmtuigrauts arrived in the
I United States against 87.3J7 In August,
1 loJO. Hussla during the past month
furutnliet N4'8 lmmlgrauta Ooruiany
' $-m i u : l"J' V "x' ir.e
8.fllMi few d.u aud Norway, J,, 01, r
Poland, 0,74,
Ladies
Think
then Act.
That
WolfTsACMEBIacking
IS CHEAPER than any other dressing
at any price, be it 5 cents, 10 cents, or
25 cents, you can convince yourself by
wearing one shoe dressed with Acme
Blacking and the other shoe dressed
with whatever happens to be your
favorile dressing. While Acme Black
ing will tnJure a month through tnn
cr rain, and can, if the shoe is soilerl,
be washed clean, the other dressing v, ii!
not last a single day in wet weather
Your shoes will look better, last
longer and be more comfortable if
dressed with Wolff's Acme Blacking.
WOLFF It RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
CACTUS BLOOD CUHE.
SUPERIOR TO SARSAPARlLLAc
Causes no eruptions upon
the sit in sueh as nearly all
sarsaparilla mixtures do; but
drives the impurities from tho
blood through tho proper
channels, tones up the system,
increases appetite, and rapidly
cures dyspepsia, constipation,
liver and kidney troubles, and
all diseases depending upon
an impure condition of tho
blood.
Sold at Klrlln'8 Drug Store,
Ferguson's Hotel Block, Shenandoah, Pa,
Ash my ncentn for V. I,. Dnuclns Shops.
If not for snle III )our plncu nik jour
ilrnlei to pcnil fur cntnlngue, secure Ibe
ngcucy, and get tliriu lilt ion.
WTAKr. NO Si;ilSTlTUTB.i
S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY?
It ta ft ivamless allots with no tucks; or wax thread
to hurt theffct; mado of the Inst tlno calf, fttyllsb
aud eav, nnd because ire tnaLi mora $hois of this
grade thun any other man nfactunr. It equals Laud
sowed plic c costlnte from fcUH) to $5.tK).
ffie 00 (ieiuiliic lliiml-HcuiMl. tho finest cult
ftlssJTri shoo ever ofTcri'il for OsaMj equals tteucil
Imported ulioca which cost fmm S.'to V4,W,
fCI Iliiiiil-Smvcd Writ Mine, flno calf.
pVa stilish, coinfurtabto aud durable. The best
shoe over oflLYrod nt thlt price ; suntc KraJo as cua-tom-maiUTshocH
costing from $'1.U0 tOs?''M.
KS 30 I'olin Mi oi' Farmers, Ilnllrond Tlni
9Jm aud Letter Carriers nil wearthem; lluocnlf,
seamless, smooth tusttle. heavy throo soles, extea
slou etlir. One pair will wear a year.
C2 t( Hue enlfi no better hoo ever ofTered at
thU prlfi'; oue trial will cnuvluco thoso
w ho i ant n shoo for cinfort and service.
GtfJ -5 mid Sti.tHJ Vui-kliiBiimiifi shoes
ScXm aro very stroiiK and durable. 'Ihoso who
h.we clven them n trial HI wear uo other mako.
Ea,rkMJ J.OO and 81.7.1 school shoe nrfi
OWVa worn by tho bos everywhere; thuyeill
tu tuL'ir nicriie, nt iul iiicrenttiiiK khiuh hiiow.
8 rS ttJ llmid-Kfued slioe, best
ImQIUICO Doimoln. v.tvMj Man; equals t'reucti
Importetl shoes costliiRfrom $l.w to $.").
I.hiIIim' 'J. ,10, b'i.HO mid SI. 75 shoo for
MlBses aro the best tine Uougola. Kt j Ush uud durablo.
t'nulloiia Seo that W. L. Douglas' name and
prlco are stamped ou tho bottom of each shoo.
W. L, DOUULAS, llrocktoa, Mass.
DR. THBBL.
coq Nortn F-ourin ot.,
tb coif senula Oernun AmeHou
prtUlul Id Ui I'nlu-d Sutn bo Is
bt w cur Blood Poison
Norvoud Debility 4 spe
cial DiRensefl
FklnPih'sue ltl fcruPftJoi In th
boiicj.soreThront Mouth,
Blotcru-, rimrlei, Frnrtlon, wn or
brd Llotf, 6luugi, I mutton,.
Intiwnmtloni ku1 BurtDtoc,
etrlciuroi. VTckkDc! mil Ettly
decsr. ! memory wtn k. monttl ntl(r, Kliny soa
Blsvllcr tloi &al nil DlMMft tenuHtni from Vj"'
ImtUTiitior. or Orrrwork Rwenl cuii curM lo to 10aT'(
rflU'f t orce Do not 1am hrif, oft matter t mw
tltlnff Paotor. QuMl, r-mll- et 1I n1'1 Phjlciw bu WIftt
Br. TIir.Eit cur positively niJ l1" datloii from
tUllOMI. OLD, Tnt'Hd HltirtLf !! T TrTl fOUTIMrUTI"
MiUHUuw rt"h or pmr nl Jf iimp for book.
TRUTH,, i'rtiui; QomVi unl.r iwnrn tmlm.'Dilv
ilailT fr.m 9 U I. Km 9 Wod ui rUU
It si 6 to 10 danism till II Writ- orfUl n4 U
Yot Kaftronow rta. 4 Snurdij fhlls. 611 Tune
GOLD HEDAL, PABI3, 1378.
W. Baker & Co.'s
eakfast
Cocoa
from which the excess of
oil has been removed, is
Absolutely J?uro
aud it is Soluble.
No Chemicals
tiro used la its preparation. It has.
more than three ttmea the strength of
Cocoa mixed with Strtrch, Arrowroot
or Sugar, niul Is thoraforo far inoro
economical, costing less than one cent
a cup. It is dollclous, nourish'
llgtllOllillg, EAfitLY ni"--
nibilh Jardin Slroot.
ami
WHY IS THE '
W. L. DOUGLAS