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PURL CLOOD, liKFRESHlMQ BLEEP,
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aro used in its preparation. It has
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HOPKINS WILL CASE
Tlio Great Suit Cnco Moro in
Progress at Salem.
SEARLES AGAIN ON THE STANP.
He Didn't Want People to Think Ho Was
Bought for a Husband.
Ills Reasons for Objecting to tha Mar
riage Settlement When He Stated Tlint
He Never Did Uuslnrss on Sunday
Kveu Tim Hopkins Smiled Vtuo of
Mrs. Hopkins' Property Standing ltooiu
Only at the Trial.
Sales!, Mass., Oct. 22. Standing room
was at premium lu tbe Probate uourt
yesterday, the oocaslon being the re
sumption of tbe Hopklns-bearles will
contest. Edward F. Soarles was called
to the stand, nnd Mr. Hurley after calling
attention to numerous transfers of per
sonal property from Mrs. Soarles to
Stillman and subsequently to Searles,
began a rigid cross-examination.
Soarles, In reply to a question ns to tho
tlmo of the marriage agreement, stated
it was in October. 1888.
Searles was unabla to toll why 1 lmotny
Hopkins was not Informed of tho mar-
ringoday, us the matter was leftontlroly
wltli Mrs. Hopkins,
Witness testified ho did not suggest to
Mrs Hopkins that it would be well to
notify Timothy.
So far as tho marriage settlement was
concerned tho proposition camo from
Mrs. Hopkins, it being her wish, before
she married witness, that he havo au
equal share in the estate.
Mrs. Hopkins made tho proposition
about ten days prior to tho marriage.
Witness was at Great Harrington at tho
timo. When witness said ho objected
to n miyringo settlement, sho. asked
witnoss If he would release her from tho
contract at nny timo sho wished, and ho
ttild her he would.
The marriage settlement was oxecutod
through tho agency of Mr. Stillman.
Witness did not remember whether
Mrs. Hopkins asked Timothy to glvo her
a schedule of the property in California.
Mr. f-earles said ho frequently Blgneil
documonts without reading tho con
teuts, he trusting entirely to tho Infor
mation submitted vorbally by his coun
sel. Witness said ho had no knowledge of
tho marriage settlement contract, but ho
had reason to beliovo that his wife know
all of the provisions named.
Ho was certain tho contract was in
his favor, as ho had nothing to give her.
So far an witness knew, Stillman and
Hubbard never submitted a written
statement of tho account of tho copart
nership, all Information regarding tho
property being submitted verbally.
Never know of Sirs. Soarles kooping a
diary except during tho wedding tour.
Mr. Hurley called for those dlarios and
tho Court ruled them admissible.
Mr. Burloy next produced the will of
Edward F. Searles, of July 10, 1838,
leaving all his property to his wife, tho
torniH being the sumo as in her will to
him.
Witness had recollection of but one
codicil to his wife's will between tho
tlmo of her marrige and death.
In regard to the business affairs of the
estate, they wore suggested by his wife
nud tho transactions oxecutod by Still-
tnan.
Just previous to the marriage of Mrs.
Hopkins to witness sho suggested that
I Mr. Stillman visit California to luvostl
gate her affairs.
At this stage of the hearing a letter
written by Mr. Stillman was road, giving
reasons for not recording tho deeds' of
land in .Mr. Searles' name, also the rca
sons why tho marriage settlemont con-
tract should not bo recorded, as it would
prompt too much gossip
Tho letter also explained in detail
Stlllman's dealings with Cyrus W. Field,
in relation to the Washington building,
costing ovor $2,000,000 and tho "Mall
and Expross," and concluded with tho
statement that Senrlos' lucomo would
amount to $000,000.
Mr. Stillman reported both to Mrs.
cenries nnu 1
Searles and to witness that tho Call for
nin proporty wns In good condition, thus
nliaylug any rears tuat witness anil nis
wife entertained
Witness was at Mr. Stlllman's house
on a Sunday ovening to return a social
call.
Uurley iou didn't go to sco him on
business f
Searles I don't go to see people on
business Sunday never did and novor
will.
Mr. Searles' reply caused a ripplo of
laughter throughout tho court room.
Even Timothy Hopkins' fact brightenod
Into abroad smile.
Mr. Hurley asked the witness at tho
n "-moon session If he whb awaro that
Stillman & Hubbard had a voice In the
kind of securities they could withdraw,
and he replied that ho only know that
tlx y could draw that amount. Witness
wald that when ho signed tho supple
mental agreement he understood that
tho Hreat Harrington property was ox-
empt from tho copartnership assets, nnd
was put iu his nnuio to protect It In caso
of Ulcut.
A will of Edward F. Soarles, dated
November 23, 1887, was introduced. It
lef tiio inenmo of n sum sufficient to
yield 10,000. a year for ths support of his
tut .. r and tho residue to his wife.
'x ..e letters from Stillman and HIbbard
to anil Mrs. Seniles were offered and
oci .i.,.ud the remainder of the afternoon.
Most of tlmni were of no particular in
terest. Tho Hist dated February 11,
18b2. from Mr. Stillman when In Call
foruin, estimated Mrs. Searles' property,
exclusive of the Great Harrington ostate
at 850.0lM3.O00. Referring to her desire
to give Tim Sherwood Hall and money
nnoiich to run It. he sava it will require
tho income of S500.000 yearly. Tim had
honestly endeavored to do his bet for
her, and any mistakes had been duo to
vontb.
On November 18. 1887. ho wrote that
he had drawu a new will for Mrs.
Beatles, which had been rendered noces'
aarv bv a chaueed condition of affairs
On April 1H, 1888, Stillman wroto that
tho property was of moro value than he
first thouuht. Ho had to net rid of her
Interest in the "Mail and Express," and
they ought to thank Providence that It
raited ub men with more money than
brains to relieve them ot their bad in
vestments.
Attempted Murder and Rulolde.
New Yohk. Oct. 82. Casslm Morey,
au ex-newspaper reporter, who lot tha
past year bus bean suffering from a mild
form of Insanity, "hot AnnU M. Ward
and then himself last Bight. Neither if
seriously Vouodad.
flighest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOOUTEH
AND THE LIST GROWS.
Moro Corporations in Which Candidate
Wright Is Interested,
Ono of "Corporation Hob's" Towns
men Gives Homo of tho ISuekers
of tlio Democratic Candi
date for Auditor Gen
eral of tlio State.
While Democratic candidate for
auditor genernl Robert E. Wright, of
Lehigh, is out on the hustings tolling tho
farmers what a good friend of theirs he
has been, and attempting to explain
nwny his bitter fight against their bill
before tho legislature for equalization
taxeg, some of his townsmen in
Allentown havo been turning on the
light on his l ecord ns an agent of corpo
rations, lie is shown to havo been
practically supported for years by corpo
rations. IIo wont to Harrisburg as tho
representative of vast corporate interosts
to oppose the Taggart tax bill, better
known as the granger bill.
A short time ago tho names of a few
of tho corporations with which Candi
date Wright has been identified, either
as president, director or attorney, were
given. iere is a revised list :
Western Union Telegraph Company.
Lehigh Valloy It. li. Co.
Central Hallroiul of Now Jersey.
Philadelphia & Heading 11. It. Co.
I'erklomen It. It. Co.
Catasauqua Fogelsvillo H. It. Co.
Allentown Terminal It. It. Co.
lierksand Lehigh It. It. Co.
Irontnu It. 11. Co.
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.
Allentown & DutUlubem Itaiild Transit Co.
Allentown Passenger Railroad Co.
Iletblehem Iron Company. ,
Thomas Iron Company.
Cruno Iron Company.
C.itnsiuiquu Manufacturing Company.
Allontown Iron Company.
Allentown I tolling Mill Company.
Allentown Eloctrlo Light Company.
Lehigh Vnlley Car Manufacturing Company.
Stemton Car Company.
Frledensvlllo Zinc Company.
Keystono Cement Company.
I'enn Mutual Lifo Insurance. Company.
United Socurlty Life Insuranco and Trust
Company of Pennsylvania.
West End Improvement Company.
Elliger Heal Estato Association.
Lebigh Slnto Company.
Mcndow Iirook Slnto Company,
Allentown National Dank.
Washlnuton Slato Company.
Lookiue over this list, tho farmers of
Pennsylvania will conclude, as Master
Khone, of the State Grange, and others
have done, that Candidate Wright is
scarcely to be preferred to General D.
McM. Gregg, tho gallant soldier, tho
Republican candidate for auditor gen
eral. TIN, TIN, A5IKUICAN TIN.
Major McKlnloy Tells a Story AVhloli
Comes Homo to I'eniisylvaiilaiis.
Pennsylvania's growing tin industry
Is attracting national attention and ia
figuring in the political campaigns in
all tho northern states in which im
portant elections aro to bo held next
month. The RepuWicnn policy of pro
tection to this, as well as other indus
tries giving employment to American
labor, is not forgotten by the working
men of tho Keystone state iu tho present
political canvass.
Major McKinley, while addressing
one of his rousing meetings in Ohio the
other day, was interrupted by n man in
the audience who handed him up a
paper ou which he had written sotuo
questions he desired answered.
Ihe first quostiou was: "Is there any
tin ore in tho Uuited States, and where?"
His answer was. "Yes; in the Black
Hills in Dakota; it is to bo found in San
Bernardino county, Cal., and nt both of
this places tin ore is being mined today.
have seen this tin ore, which has been
used and tested, and made into pig tin
that has already been used for making
tiuplate in the Uuited States."
The second question was. "Whore
Is tin plate mader' Ho at once nnswered:
"In Demmler, Pa., and in Apollo, Pa.;
In Chicago, 111., St. Louis, Mo., and in
Philadelphia, Pa. But Governor Camp
bell," McKinley said, "complains of the
tanit on tin, and no says that the peo
ple have got to pay it all. Tho gover
nor wanted to restore the tariff on su
gar. Now," said McKinley, "admitting
that we did pay all the tin tariif. ad
mitting that wo cannot produce tin ore
or tin plate in the United States, which
would his hearers rather havo, two
cents a pound put upon foreign tin plate
or tue restoration ot two nud a half and
three and a half cents nor wound ou su
gar? If we do not aud cannot produce
any tin this country which is false
then the tariif on tin is a revenue tariff.
and puts revenue into the public trous-
ury. it aiso rosters an muustry wluon
gives employment to American labor.
We have evidenoe of this fact at home
hero in Ohio and among our neighbors
in I'ennsyivama."
Reciprocity ami ltepubllonnism
The Republican policy of reciprocity
keeps pushing along. None of our Pun
American republics have declined it,
rumors to the coutrary notwithstanding,
and all not yet in the treaty aro giving
it favorable consideration. For tho
first time American flour is going
straight to Cuba in large quantities. It
is opening every market heretofore
closed to the products of our farms
France and Germany to our pork, the
west indies to our nour, uentrai and
South America to a variety of edibles,
Let us sustain the policy by sustaining
the Republican party and Republican
nominees. No PennBylvanian can af
ford to voto against either Gregg or
Morrison mis tail.
U. & Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889,
Revival services will soou beglu in
the churches.
If You Lovo Your Baby
Oivo her Dr. Hand's (Jollo Curo. It is ab
solutely safe and affords relief alwayr.
Samplo bottles Ktatis at O. J. McOarth;'c
or J. M. Hillan's drug store. He suto to
got ono.
Cough cures lire iu active demand.
A National Event.
The holding of the World's Fair In a city
scarcely llrly n im old will be a remarkable
eveut, but whether It wilt rwilly beuetlttlns
nation ns inuch as the dlecoverv ol tbe
ltesUiratlve Nervine by l)r FranHHu Miles is
uouutiui. iius is juhi wnai uie American
people neen to cure tnfir exclusive nervous
news, uyspepsia, ueanacne, uirziuess, sieep
ietsneas, neuralgia, nervous debility, dullness,
munition f mlnd.eto. It nolo like a charm.
Trial bottles and tine book ou "Nervous and
IIenrtl)leHi.c"wlth tinequHUd testlmonlHl,
mat I' II. liHgentnoh's drugstore. It t
wiirranied to vmiUUn no oifum, morphine or
tlanyerowi drugs.
Tho male
white.
handkerchief i of plain
Mllee' Nerve Hun Liver Pills
Act on a now principle regulating the
liver, stomach and bowels through tht ntrvet
A new discovery. Dr. Miles' IMlla speedily
cute biliousness, bad taste, torpid Jlver, plies,
aooetlpation Unequaled lor men, women,
children. Smallest, mll.iest,Mirei! Sidoaea,
36c ts. Ham pies Free, at O. II. IlRfaubuoh's
drng store.
The stove dealeis ure very busy ju t
now.
Remarkable Facta.
Heart disease Is imnillv sunnosed 1o be in
curauie, but wln-n properly treated a large
proportion or cases an u i cureu. l mi Airs.
tituira iiaieti, oi itiKnari. imi., auu .urn.
MaryL. Halter, ol Ovid. Mich,, were cured
alter .ullerliig a) years. 8. C. l.lnbur or,
druialsl at Hun Jote. 111., snvs that Dr. 51 lies'
New Heart uute, whlcii cured ine iormer.
'worked wouders lor Ills wile." Levi i ogan,
of lluclmnan, Mich., who bad luiartdlsense
lor 30 years, says two bnttlos made hlui "feel
llko a new man." Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure
Ih sold aud guaranteed by u. II llagenbucli
thodrugglst. Uookof wonderful testimonials
fiee.
Tho rattle of coal is dally heard the o ,
days.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will you heed the warnlnir? Tbe slennl cer-
haps ol tbe suro approach of that more ter
rible dtxease, Consumption. Ask yourselves
If you can allord for tbe sake of saving a)
cents, to run the risk and do nothing for It.
we Know iron experience iiiai Million's uure
will Cure your Coueh. It never falls. This
explains why more than a Million liotlles.
were soia me ptisi year. ii. relieves vruup
nd Whopping Cousli at once. Mothers do
not be without It. For Lame HacK, Side or
Chest, uso rjhiloh's Porous Planter. Sold by
U. II. llagenbuch, N. E. corner Main and
uioya sirecis.
Black is
moro popular this year
than ever.
Spoclmon Cases.
8. If. Clifford. New Cusiel. Wis., was
troubled with Neuralgia unit Hheum.Ulnn,
his Htomacli was disordered, his Llvor was af.
tocted to aa alarinlmr degrto. AppeUte A-11
uway, and lie wai terribly reduced In UohIi
n id blreugth. Three bottles of Klectrle Hit
lers cured liim.
IMwnrd Sbooberd. Ilarrlsburtr. Ill . had a
running faoroou hlslcrof egnt years' stand
ing. Ufeed thriJo bottles of Klcctrlo Hl'Urs
nud seven boxes of Hncalen's Ainlca Salvo,
aud bN leg Is sound and well. John Speaker,
Cat iwba, O., had dvo large Fnver sores on Ids
leg, doctors said be was Incurable. Ono bot
tle Electro Hitters aud ono box Hucklen's
Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold bv
O. II. ltageubuaL, Druggist.
Gold cuiT" buttous areslill the go.
Father Pablo Juaroz Talks.
Don llnmon Alva. Dear Hlr: I havo the
satisfaction of lnlormlngyou that the Cactus
nuioo uure, oi win n you are mo owner, litis
produced ttie inoit wonderful res nl Is for a
Irlend ot mine who has sutlered from her
petlc eruption, aud I consider your euro a
n generator without nninual. In the name
of my irlend I tbanic you sincerely, and be
sure I will recommend your valuable medi
cine, as 1 have ag ilu feeu Its results.
lours iruiy,
11 V. PAULO JUAHEZ.
Bold at Klrlln's Drug Htore,Ferguson House
uiocK.aueuiiuuoat:.
Men's collars are
moderately high
and straight out.
Shiloh's Consumption Curo.
This Is beyond question the most nuc
:esslul Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
i tew doses Invariably cure the worst casos oi
'ough, Croup, and Ilronchltls, while Its won.
terlul suecets In the curo of Consumption Is
vlthout a parallel lu the history of medicine.
Ilnou it's first discovery It has been sold on a
ftiaranteo, a test which no other medicine
an staud. It you havo a Coll ah we earnestly
uk you to try it. l'rloe 10 cent. 60 cent, and
1 1 .no. ir your Lungs are sore. Chest or Hack
ame. use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold bv
). U. llagenbuch, N. i;. corner Main and
loyu streets.
A seasonable request now Is, "Pleaio
suut uie uoor."
"Mother, can I go out to llsh?"
No, no, my 111 tie sonny.
You know you've got a swollen foot,
My nreclmis little honey.''
flut they got a bottle ol Salvation Oil, aud ha
went ana caugni au eei, ana ate n into amun,
October ia a great month for wed'
dlugs and it Is keeping up Its reputs'
Hon.
Now Try This.
It will cost you nothing and will surely do
you good, If you have a Cough, Cold, or nny
trouble with Throat, Chest or Luugs, Dr.
King's New Discovery lor Consumption,
l oughs and Colds Is guaranteed to give re.
lief, or money will bo paid hack, hurftrers
from La Grippe found It Just tho thing and
under Its use hud u speedy and perfect re
covery. Try a mm pie bottle at our expense
and loarn for yourself Just how good a thlug
It is. Trial botiles free at C. H. ltngenbucu's
arug store, mrge size ouc. ami ex.uo.
The bustle is coming buck again.
A Glorious Rooord.
Since the Introduction of the Famous Pan
TinaCouali nnd Consumption Cure in this
vicinity, the death rate from Comminution
h'S decreased wouderfully ; it never rails to
effect a cure, aud Is the best Couch medicine
Try it. Trial boOIm free at Klrlln's drug
tore.
THE ntlAIIV MONfJIENT.
Unvotleri In the I'resence or Tliousntula-.
Gov. IMI tlio Orator.
AtLixta, On., Oct. 22. Tho cere
monies incident to the unveiling of tha
Grady monument attracted an Immense
crowd of strangers to the city yesterday.
The city bore a holiday attire and 1
business was to a large extent suspended.
One of the principal features of the un
veiling ceremonies was the procession
which formed on Mitchell and Washing
ton streots and moved to the statue.
Oov. Hill and the other guests, with
the members of the Xloument Commit
tee, took seats on the stand. Got. Hill
was groetod with loud applause by tha
crowd which had assembled about tha
monument and which filled Marietta
street lu both directions.
It was shortly after noon when the
Mexican Band, having rendered a selec
tion, President Northen called the assem
blage to ordor. Miss Qussiu Grady, tha
only daughter of Henry Grady, then
stepped forward and drew the cord
which hold the canvas In place about
tho figure on the monument. The cloth
slipped from tha statue, leaving the
brouie figure revealed.
The monument was designed by Alex
ander Doyle and Is of heiolo size. It
represents Mr. Qrady with uncovered
head standing lu an easy attltudo with
the left foot somewhat advnncod.
The general peso is that of an orator
cngused in delivering a speech, the left
arm hanging; by the side and the right
crossing the breast and clasping between
ths forefinger and the thumb the lapel of
a full frock coat.
On the right and left of the statue nro
allegorical llgures of Memory aud His
tory, and the figures surmount a great
stone pedestal, the polished sides of
which lar inscriptions.
The oration of Govornor Hill was a
masterpiece, and was received with tho
greatest enthusiasm by tbe assembled
thousands.
Last ovening a banquot was given to
Governor Hill by tha Young Mou's Dem
ocratic League. The Governor responded
to the toast "Dom oeracy. "
THK TIIAIN JUJIl'KO THK Tit A OK.
Fatnl Accident tm tbe 11. & O. Two Mtm
Killed.
Washington, Oct. 22. The east bound
limited express from Chicago jumped the
track a few miles west of Sir John's Run,
on tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, yes
terday afternoon.
The engine, after leaving tho track,
turned over, and Engineer Ruckles and
P'ireman Richards were killed. Postal
Clerks Lippinoott,-Cralg and Lavey were
injured, but the passengers in the two
coaches and sleeper, which, besides the
postal and baugnge cur, made up the
train, were only slightly shaken up.
Tho train was running 40 miles an
hour when it was derailed. The accident
was caused by tho breaking of on o of
tho roar driving wheels ot tho engine.
Tour Killed lly n Mloplaoeil Snitch.
Galesduho, 111., Oct. 22. Tho Chicago,
Burlington & Qulncy fast pasienger
train, ran Into an open switch nenr
Galesburg, III., shortly before midnight
Tuesday, killing Mrs. Goorgo Allen,
Uouiond, 111.; r. L. Johnson, Avon, ill.;
Gcorgo Courtney, tho traveling engineer
of Galesburg, 111., nnd A. A. Kmcrson,
engineer, ofUnlesburg, 111. It Is thought
the switch was opened with tho intention
of wrocklng the train.
Vnlo Will Not He Represented.
New Haven, Conn., Oct. 82. Tho
President of the Yale Navy has bean in
formed by tho Commodore of tho Cor
nell Navy, thnt Cornell, Columbia nnd
the University of 1'enusylvanla, havo
doclded to form an intercolloglato row
lug association, which will hold Its an
nual rogatta somewhere on tho Hudson,
and asking Yale to send representatives
to a mooting of collegoq lntorostod, to be
held in Now York ou Saturday next. It
Ian t believed that lolo will bo repre
sented, as tho matter is looked upon as u
rusa of Cornell to bring about a race
with Yale.
The Duseliel Mttrdnr.
Wiutk Plains, N. Y., Oct. 23. Tho
arrest of George Duschel, bus band of
the woman who was found murdered
Sunday afternoon, is regarded by of
ficials here as an important stop towards
tlio dotectlou of tho murderer. IJlood
stains have .been found on Duschel's
shirt sleevos, and they will bo submitted
to exports for analysis. The Impression
grows that Itobinson is thn victim of a
conspiracy to fasten tho crlmo upon mm.
Claim It Is a Conspiracy,
Wheeling, W. Va., Oot. 22. William
Jones, ono of the leading officials of Mar
shall County, has been arrosted at
Moundsville, charged with making an
Indecent assault upon a brldo of thrco
wcoks. Joues Is a leading church mout
her aud actlva politician. Jones' friends
deny the charge and claim that it is tho
result of a conspiracy.
Anxiety for Two Schooners.
QLoucKSTEn, Mass., Oct. 23. The
schooners Percy aud City Point, which
sailed on codfishing voyagos August 25,
have not been heard from since and It Is
thought they huve been lost with nil
hands. The Percy carried a crew of 12
men und tho City Point one of 14.
Lieut- Coivles Wants tin Inquiry.
Washinotov, Oot 22. Lieut. Cowles,
lata lu command of the United States
steamship Despatch, asks that n court
ot inquiry be organlied in ordor that
the cirouiustauoes of the wreck may be
fully developed. Tho court will con
vene early next week.
l'EN.NSSLVANIA URIEFJ.
Henry Q. Stanley aud Thomas Itallly,
tho GUnwood postoffice robbers, will ba
tried nt Pittsburg.
H. C. Wtntoi'inoyer and John Longo
necker, waro arrastod at Harrisburg
charged with counterfeiting. Winter-
mayor admits his guilt.
The next meeting of the Woman's
Home aud Foreign Missionary Society, of
the West Pennsylvania Synod, will ba
held at Chamborsburg.
Dr. Banks, a prominent physician and
politician, was arrosted in Wllkeabarro
yesterday nnd held in $7,000 ball,
charged with committing a criminal
operation upon Nellie Bellas, who died
on Mondny.
Tha Pennsylvania Cathollo Total Ab
stlnonce Union at Wllliamsport elected
T I Pnmlilln. nt Will t .n nnrt nrAal.
dantt James Grant, ot Shenandoah. Ban. '
eral vlce-prasidtnt, and W. 11 Burke, oi 1
Shenandoah, secretary.
1,000
REWARD
feme Dlackinn
vroLrrAio!?-
. To twt this hanjf a rtrfp of leather In a bottto ol
Acme lilac kinff and leave It there for a dr or
mouth. Taki! It out and drraudexatninultcantfullr
Mike a similar Uat with Trench Vmmng ud Tacts
lilac king.
M'sflCM Blacking
U&kea any kind of letther
Watorproof, Soft nnd Durable.
Change a Pine Table to Walnut.
A Poplar Kitchen Press to Antique Oak
A Cane Rocker to Mahogany.
what can be done with 2lC. worth of
WOLrP 4 RANDOLPH, ITilUdelphla.
FOE SALE IK ALL BT0KZS.
CACTUS BLOOD CTJEE.
SUPERIOR TO SARSAP. RILLA
Parities llio blood by ex
pelling the impuiities through.
the proper Cain els and never
causes eruptions on the ykin.
Regulates tho bowels Cures
dyspepsia, liver and kidney
troubles, tones up the system,
and gives you an appetite.
Never fails ' o cure any con
dition produced by impure r
impoverished blood, or a dis
ordered state of stomach, liver
or kidneys.
Bold at KIHij'b Drua Slnre,
Ferguson' t Hotel Block, Shenawloa,, Pa.
Attic tnv llDPllla fnr V. ,. llntlclna Slinpn.
If not for anle 111 your place iislt nr
dealer to nend for eiitnlognc
Nccuro tho
ntrencv. nud set tlictn (or voll.
PT-TAKL SO HUBsTITUTK. jEJ
S3 SHOE CENTRE..
HIE BEST SHOE III THE WORtO FOR THE MONEY r
It Is a seamless shoe, u lili m, tacks or wot thread
to hurt tlio feel: lllliile uf tin. lii'Kt lino r-nlr. Atvllnh
nnd easy, mill cai.sf mnlv taore thnm of this
grtitlt' tlmn uaf i,i, , isriuitfii'fifit',, It equals hand
sen ed shoes eostlliK from St ') to Si.lK).
25 OlMic inline lland.seued, tlio finest calf
shoo ever orier.nl for $u; equals Ircnclt
Imported shoes which cost rroni SS.l.itoSUUu.
C A UO Illltld-Sencil Welt Shoe, lino calf,
stylish, comfortable unit durable. Tlio best
shoe over offered at this price ; same grado as cus.
torn nuulo shoes costing fiolu SIMM to AS.IO.
ffiQ -It Police Mine, Tanners, Itnltrend Men
witf and LettcrOirrlersall wcarthom. tlncralf.
seamless, smooth iuslile, heavy three boles, exten
sion edtfe one pnlr w III wear a year,
fljfe Af) duo enlfi uo belter shoe ever offered at
llll )!I1-U, I'll,- ITHIl Mill coiiviuL-e
who want a shoo for lomfort mid service.
fiA 'J.! nud WorhliiettiiinVi shoes
3'a&a ore Mry snout? aud durable 'llio-o who
haio Klven them a trial will wear no other make.
Qmua) 35. Oil mill IM.73 sehooi suots aro
hrW W V S voril bv tlio boi seervwliere. thevscll
ou theTr merits, ns the Increasing sales show.
ft oftiae eil.tll' mimi-Ntm-cil shoe, ncsc
&jSSle ICO lloiiuolu. vert stvllsh: ouuh.rrcncri
Impoitid shoes costln from gl.ikl to Sto.
jniiiCH' ?..tiu nun ri.7, stioo lor
MlMesnro the best line UoUKola. stylish aud durable.
'Hilton. See that W. I.. Douglas' uamo and
price are stamped un the bottom of each shoo.
. i.. uifuuis, uroi'Kioa, uasa.
ST osopli 3311,
DO YOU WANT
A GOOD FIT ?
and woll made, fashionable clothes?
If bo, cull on
"W. J". CTAGOBS,
Fashionable Custom Tailor,
8 South Janlin Street, Shenandoah.
Call and see samples of the latest iroods nnd
the styles. Good workmanship, nroimilnes
and lair prices.
DR. THEEL.
538 S??'3,,3,FP.u1ri!?.u8.V.
i-enultie (( rnimn ah rteu
Hpcialltt tmh.-riui.-4 mb iwti U
hit- to ouru Blood Polsorif
NervouB DebUltyani Spe
cial Diseases r th
Bkiallu KodBpotiPp-lni tn th
tKuo,soreThront Mouth,
M-ichti, Pliujil-i, 1-ruitliiiH ton or
hr.i rhrm. Swelling Irrititlcm,
ltiHtnmatini and Kuarttn(i,
tiui'.turea, WckDc tbl tailj
dear. meuurr. wsk htvk mcoUl amlrtr KIIupt an
Bla-Mtr IHihin turl kl) UlKrt r.atjlllnr 'i"'11 M
ItnUawri limi or OTt-rwork Kvemt ttt curM In 4 t IU a'
rller t m lo pnt Iom h". do matiir what afl-r-Urioc
Doctor QuMk, Family or lloiltal Ptoy.lrltn has fall d.
Pr. TIUKL cure positively 'Hhout d't. titl-a nm
ttalCW ntD. VOL'M, UlfiULI AT Ml TTMWI C'"T MM iTIK
UiMUDi. rich ft pftftr. trad a. atainii fir bOOk
"TRUTH" e.Tin QoaokJi ouder worTt U tln . nlkla.
Amkr fmrn 9 to , luv'n t to B, VM ai a hai.
Bv'g to to. ftuDfUr tlllll. WritorcaUati4Wac1.
Vt lUlmeaM m W4a, "4 (Uturdaj P blla, dally Ttm
A FIM SHOW
If you want to se a tine display of Hoots ante
Shoes, goto
W, SNYDER'S
Boot aud Shoo Store,
(Masteller'k old stand,)
Corner Coal and jnrdlii HtH.
Custosu Worlc nud Rcpnlriusr
Dose In the b ityle.
rani i". iy
I T-r-riVW
WHY IS THE
W L DOUCLAS