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THE LAXATIVE AND NUTRITIOUS JUIOF
op tub
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
Combined with the medicinal
virtues of plants known to be
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KIDNEYS, LIUER ARD BOWELS.
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GOLD MEDAL, PAHI3, 1878.
W. Baker & Go.'s
Oocoa
from -which tho excess of
oil has keen removed, Is
Absolutely JPure
audit in Soluble.
No Chemicals
aro used in its preparation. It ha3
more than three times the strength of
Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot
or Sugar, and is thcreforo far moro
economical, costing less than one cent
a cup. -It Is delicious, nourishing,
strengthening, easily digested,
and admirably adapted for invalids
as well as for persons in health.
Sold by Crocors everywhere.
W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester. Mass.
Nearly every pattern of 5a HorsS
Blanket is imitated in color and
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
inp it isn't worth one-half as much.
The fact that . Horse Blankets
arc copied is strong evidence
that tbt-y are THE STANDARD,
and every buyer should see that
the trade mark is sewed on
the inside of the Blanket.
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CHASED HER LOVER
1 Brooklyn Socio! y Girl Who
Wiinti'd Reparation.
ARRESTED AS A BLACKMAILER.
Tho Young Man's Parents Stop at Noth
ing to Oomprotnlss the Cm
Mis Ilo flullio, llelrnyoil Ily nn Ohlu
Hunker's Him, Follows Him, llcllevlng
He Woultl Mnho (loml llli 'roinls n(
Jliirrla.ro When TuM or llor Presence
lt Left tho Town and Is Thought tn
llnvo done to Kurope.
Dattox, O., Nov. 18. E4 S. Crano,
whoso fathor Is president ot the Troy
National B.mk, Is n fugitive, and a de
termined woman whom he has wronged
Is on his track. Crane Is a handsome
young man and has moved In tho very
swell set here. Soma time ago his father
sent him to Wllllston Seminary, East
hampton, Mass., to prepare him for
Harvard or Yale.
While there he visttod his uncle In
Brooklyn, N. Y., and during the visit
met Miss Mary DeGnrno, who ltved near
by. When Crano had completed his
studies his uncle made him secretary of
the Cleveland Baking Powder Company,
of which ho was president. Crane fre
quently called upon Miss Do Garno, and
their friendship ripened into love, on
bur part, at all events. Iu tho course of
time Crane proposed marriage and was
accepted, and then, so it Is alleged, de
ceived bar.
Shortly afterward he resigned tho sec
retaryship nnd camo to Ohio to prepare
for his wedding, so he said. Ho went to
Troy and there consulted his relations.
They advised htm not to marry the girl.
He continued to writo to Miss Do Garno,
telling liar ho intended to make his word
good and still loved hor. She became
suspicious at last and came hero. She
called upon a frieud of hora who was a
relative of Crane's, and asked it ho was
in town. Crano who 11 ho hoard of it
made n bee lino for tho depot and loft
for Indianapolis and the West.
The girl had disobeyed her attorneys
in hor anxiety to boo her lover. They
had Instructed hor to swear out a war
rant for his arrest before she made her
presence known.
Next day sho swore out tho warrant,
but It was too late. The rich relattves
of Crane, It Is said, offered to compro
mise the suit with Miss Do Garno for
any sum she would name. She refused
the offer, however, and had detectives
sent out in all directions to look for her
recreant lover.
Then, it is nlloged, influences woro
brought to boar to have Miss De Garno
arrestod as nn adventuress or a black
mailer. She was taken to Police Hoad
quarters, examined nnd released. She
says she does not wish to live with
Crane, but wants a legal father for her
unborn child.
Crane was last heard of making ar
rangements to sail for Europs. Miss Da
Qaruo's fathor is in Europe and will
meet Crane when ho lands, it he goes.
Tho girl's parents and attorneys Bay
they will hunt Crane down if it takos a
lifetime,
Nally Killed by lnliuiuuu Treatment.
Dublin, Nov. 18. The death ot P. W.
Nally, the noted Irish Nationalist, who
died Moudny week in Moutjoy prison,
and whoso remains hnvo just been in
terred In Glasuevln cemotery, near this
city, will undoubtedly prove one ot tho
sensational foaturos of tho buttle to be
fought in Parliament, immediately after
tho reassembling of the Houses. For
onco it is expected that the sympathies
of even some of tho raoro rabid Tories
will bo enlisted In tho approaching in
quiry, for it is claimed that Nally's
death was directly due to most hard and
Infamous treatment received at the
hands ot tho keepers of tho Mill bank
prison, London, where Nally was de
tained previous to beiu$ Jruusforred to
Jloutjoy prison.
Datqaet of N. Y. Commerce nf Chamber
New Yoiik.Nov. 18. Tho 123d nnnual
dinner ot the New York Chamber of Com
merce, was hold at Delmonlco'a last
evening. Among the speakers were:
Secretary of the Treasury Fostor, Hon.
Carl Schurz, Bishop Potter, Hev. Chas.
A. Briggs, Hon. Chauncoy M. Depew,
Hon. Frank Hiscock, Captain Henry
Erben, U. S. N., and Hon. Thomas H.
Carter.
No Further Charges Made.
New Yoiik, Nov. 18. Tho racetlug of
tho Immigration Commission yesterday
was hold behind closed doors. Al
though Commissioner Schultles was
present, ho mado no mention ot the
serious charges against tho Sorvia's
steerngo passengers to whiclt he called
Col. Wobnr's attention on the arrival
of that vessel.
Mnyor Chapln for Spenkor,
Ebooklt.v, Nov. 18. Anoflfort is be
ing made by somo of the more enthusi
astic friends nf Mayor Chapln, of Brook
lyn, C'ongressmnn-elect from tho Second
district, to boom him for Spanker of the
House. -It Is thought that tho fKjht ba
tween Congressmen Mills, Crisp and the
other nspirauts will bo so hot that
Chapln may bo selected as a compromise
candidate.
Colonel Smith's Trial llncun.
Philadelphia, Nov. 18, The exam
ination of wltnosses ill the court martial
of Col. William B. Smith ot tho Third
Hogimout, National Guard of Pennsyl
vanln, began yesterday. Tho charge is
the misappropriation of money belong
ing to the reirlmont. Mr. Smith Is nil
ex-mayor of Philadelphia. The trial
will probably last sovorul days.
NEW JERSEY JOTTINGS.
The lumber yard and planing mill of
John Kendall In NowarK were destroy
ed by flro yosterdny. Loss $50,000,
William Barenstlc.ker, a Trenton bar
ber, has been arrested for bigamy. Tho
police say he has six wlvos iu dlfforout
cities.
A petition is being circulated for tho
pardon of 18-yoar-old Hamilton Turner,
ot Atlantto City, sentenced to six months
for rorglng his fathor name.
Mrs. Phcobe Durand of Irvlngton, has
Inst celebrated her 100th birthday. All
her chlldrtn nro living, and she has
eight grandchildren and ulna great grand
children.
flighest of all in Leavening Power.
A GREAT MAGAZINE.
Tho Century's Programme 1892
A New "Life- of Columbus."
That great American perio Ileal, The Cen
tury, Is going U outdo Its own unrivaled re
cord In Its programme for 1892, and as many
of Its new toitures begin with tho November
number, new renders should commence with
thntlssui. In this number nre the opening
chapters ol 'NaulahkS,";a novel by Kudynrd
Xlpllng, the author of ''I'laln Tales from the
Hills," written In coll iboratlon Willi an
A merlcnn writer, Wolcott ISalestler, It Is the
sto'T of a young man nnd a young woman
from a ''boomlug" Colorado town, win go to
India, he In Harchof a wonderlnl Joweled
necklace, called "tho Nnulahka" (from which
the story takes Its name), nnd sho ns a physl.
clan to women. The novel describes Ih-Ir
remarkable adventuies at the court or an
Indian muhnrajah. llosldes this, The Century
will print three other novels during tho year,
and a great number o( short stories by the
best Amerloan story writers.
The well-known humorist Edgar W. Nyo
( "Bill Nye ') Is to write a serlos of amusing
sketches which lie calls his "autobiographies '
the first of which, ' The Autobiography of a
Justice ol the Peace," Is In November. This
uumbernlso contains n valuablo and RUgg s-
tlvo nrllclo on "Tho Food Supply or tho
Future," which every farmer should rend, to
bo followed by a number of ot he s of great
practical val to to farmer, treating cspecUlly
of 1 ho relations of the Ooverument to the
fa-nior, what It Is doing nnd what It should
do. This series will Include contributions
from olllcors of the Department of Agrlcul
turo, and other well-known men will discuss
"Tho Farmer's Discontent," "Cooperation,"
etc, etc,
A eel sbrafod Spanish wrltor Is to furnish a
"Life ol Columbus " which will be brilliantly
Illustrated, nnd tho publishers of The Century
havo arrnngoi with tho maungers of the
World's Fulr to print ai tides on tho build
li gs, etc. One of the novels to nppcnr In 1SU3
Is a story of New York lire by tho author of
'Tho AnglomnnlaoV' and tho maazluo will
contain a great deal about the metropjlls dur
ing the year among other things a scries of
Illustrated articles on "The Jews In New
York." In November Is an II ustrmed do
scrlp'lonof the "Flayers' Club," fouuded by
Udwlnl)noth,andoao ol the features of the
splendidly Illustrated Christmas (December)
number Is an article on ' 1 ho liowery."
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information regarding routes, low st rates
of all o'aa of tickets, laud pimnhlets, ro-
snrt bookJ, Hot goring guido, etc.
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Puciilc Railway Iron Mountain Kouto. tf
flundlcupped.
The following note picked up on th
street Mouday afternoon is a manly ox-
position of what narrowly escaped being
a grievous wrongs
Deaii Jane 1 hone you ain't mad because, 1
didn't laff at you when yon lafft at mo lost
evening at th poHt onls. I ain't prowd, dear
Jane, but 1 have got a bile nnder my arm, and
I can't laff as I used to, as Heaven Is my Judge.
Vouib truly, Henry.
Chance for an Opening.
There was a terrific thunderstorm lust
night, aud iu tho mail this noon there
were letters from nine different light
ning rod men inquiring if there was any
kind of nn opeilmg here for thenL Wo
dou't doubt but that an opening could
be mado for tli'iu if they were hero, as
Mie frost is not deep.
The TiiankH'.'iviiig turkey Is now ng'
suming uUtermuuiu proportions.
:l briqht and
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTEI1.
My dnctnr suys It acts gently on the stomach,
liver and Iculneys.nml Is a pleasant laxative, Tuts
drluu is mada from hcrtn. and la prepared fur uao
u easily as tea. A la called
AU drugBlata aeUlt at UA' and f 1.U1 per nnckutfe.
Jiuy out, iiwiay. a.uuti-n j'unii.r .iiuuiein
Slovca the llosrela ench tiny. In order to t
lOltlir, tins U neceaaory.
tf 5f 1
THE NEXT MORNING I
U. . Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.
bwc ten
A Itevlsed Saying.
The pen may bo mightier than the
sword, but if you take two swords nnd
rivet them together near the center, you
will find that in many newspaper offices
they nro fur mightier than tho pen, na
tnoy navo to do four-tifths of the work.
Her Strong I'olnt.
At tho funeral of a womnn in this
neighborhood, one day recently, sym
pathetic and admiring neighbor volun
teered tho information that "for patient
resignation the corpso could dance all
around any woman living."
Sights ol Labor.
A Liberty street man tnakoH n com
plaint to tho police of his wile, who eats
dry calto in bed. If the police won't
help" him, he is going to get a suit of un
derclothes made of sheet iron nnd wear
them nights. .1. M. Bailey.
Sorvo Your Baby n Good Turn
Hr finnrlinir to .1. M lllllnn nr (1. .1. Mn.
Cartrty, the druggist, for a freo sample
b.ittlo .,f Dr. Hand's C die C re. It
instantly cures colic pains and is fmo from
dnriKori in dri gs.
Thft nrwt of nm!:I nt- hrnnmt lino, in
creased, me iiiuiiuiuoiuri n h iy.
Will Bo Given Away.
Our euierorlsinirdruBKlst C. II Hageubucli
whooirrles the finest BtiicK o.r druR, pei-
lumeries, toil. turtici-H urusi'cs, spongeH.uie .
M eivln? nwnv n. l.upe number of trial botl los
or ur. Miles ceieoratsd iiestorauve rviue.
tin irtmritnln4 It in fMire headache, dizziness.
nervous nrotratlnn. sleenlti-snes, the 111
ptracts nf tmlrltfl. inhamn. mllee. etc DrUZ-
glsls sy It Is tne greatest seller they ever
Knew, una is univer, any wuisiacmry. in-y
also guarantee Dr. Miles' Now Heart "uro In
all cases nf n- rvous or organic heart disease,
ntli'ltntlnn. nnln In Rldd. stnotll rtnz. etc.
r tueuooicon "iNervous anu iioari uinuusts
freo.
Holiday coods nre already creeping
into some ol tne store windows.
Miles' Nervo ana Liver Pllla
Vet on a new principle regulating the
liver, stomach and bowels thiouahthenervei
& new discovery, nr, allies- i-nis speeuuy
CUIO UlllUUBIiOt", innir, t'iinu ...u,,
aonstlpallon. unequaled for men, women,
?nuaren. manosi, jnuueHi,nureMii oiuwn,
Kctfl. Samples Free, t C. II. Ilageubuch's
drug store.
Thw wntnlimnfepr mill tfilepranli on-
erator both do bumuess on tick.
The Greatest Strike
,innmr the ureal strikes that of Dr. Miles
In dlseovering his New Hear. Cure has
proven I self ti beouoof the most lmnortant.
1'ho demand for it has becomo astonishing.
Aliuady the treatment ot heart disease Is be
Ine revoluiloulzed. nnd mans' unoxn'Cted
cures eUacted. It soon relieves short breath,
fluiterlnc. ualns In side. arm. snouiuer, wean
aud hungry spellR, oppression, Rtvellmg of
nuKles, s notbeilng and Keart dropsy. Dr.
Miles' uo nc on jieiri ana nervousuiisjaMiM,
Iree. aim linen unled New Heart. Cure Is sold
an" guaranteed byC. II. Ilmcnbuch.t ho drug
gist, also his Kesiora'lvo Nervlno for head
ache, fl s, sprees, hot llashos, nervous o .Ills,
opium habit, etc.
Tlio rlieumstle sulleror is generally
n painstaking individual.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will you heed the wa ning? The nignnl per
rnps in tlis ure approach of that more tr
11,1b dlaa.. Cnnsumutlon. Ask yourselves
11 you can afiord for the Hake of saving 80
leois, Vi run tne tisk ana no numing turn.
W know from experience that Shlloh'g Cur"
will dura vonr Coii!ih. It never falls. This
explains why more lhan a Million llottles
were sold the past year. It relieves Croup
and Whopping Cough nl onoe Mothers do
not be without It. For Larue llaok, Hide or
Chest, use Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Hold by
n II. Ilageubuch, N. K. corner Main and
uoyu Rtreew.
A barber Is llutonly man who cau
work two chilis at once.
Shlloh'B Consumption Cure.
Tbls Is b lyoud question the most sac
imslul Couuli Medicine we have ever sold,
i lew doses Invariably cure the worst case's ol
Cough, Croap, and Ilronchttls, while Its wjn.
lerful success In the cure of Consumption Is
without a parallel In the history of medicine,
iluce It's first discovery It has been sold on a
juaranteo, a test which no other medicine
jan stand. Il you have a Cough we earnestly
i.8k you to try it. Price 10 cents, 6Q cents, and
n.W). If your Lungs are sore, Chest or liact
lame, use Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Hold by
J. II, llasenbuch, N. K. corner Main and
uioya streets.
Hardware men anticipate a brisk
winter iruuu in BKiura.
Trie worst danger about neglecting a Cough
or Cold Is Consuinpttou. We ntn assure our
readers that no medlclun equals I'au-Tlua
Cough and Consumption Cure. Try It. Trial
bottles free at K irllu's drug store.
Our merchants will soon be display
tag their holiday stock.
A Parish Priest's Certificate Cer
tified to by tho Archbishop
of Moxloo.
I, paroo' lal prltstand eccleslnstloal Judge of
ueiaya, B'liie m uuanxjiinio, uereuy ceroiiy
that! Ifimw several people who havebeeu
cured by ihe Cactus llloud Cine. It radially
and ellectually dispels all Impurities nf the
blood. FltANCO Jl.CONOOUA.
The above signature Is tbit which he usty
In all his uuslness, nitloially and otherwise,
auu no is au out pupil ni mine.
t P, A,, ArcIioUhop of Mexico
Bold at Klrlln'8lrugHtore,KergUBOu !Ioue
dioctc, -menauaou' .
LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS
Tf. J. CLBARIT,
Dealer In all kinds of
Shoemakers' : Supplies !
Large and first-class st !
All Demands of the TraL j Suppliea
18 W. CENTRE ST.,
Ferguson House building, SHENANDOAH, PA.
HIS DRIDE ABDUCTED.
Martin Hamilton l'ln.ls What It la to
Marry CI llldrattnely.
POHTLANP, Me., Nov. 18. The Inhabi
tants of tho Island of Chebengtte, in
Casco H.ty, are in a state of great ex
citement over the nbdtictton of a brido
by her Irate mother.
For some time past Martin H. Hamil
ton, aged 20, lias been paying attentions
to the village schoolmistress, a bright
young woman of IU, Miss Zettn Hamil
ton. The courtship was opposed by tho
young lady's mother, and the couplo re
solved to marry without her consent.
Mouday they went to tho house of n
friend nnd wero married by Hev. Josoph
Wright. Tho newly tnnrrled brldo re
turned tn her parents to break the news,
and tho groom to his house to await fur
ther developments.
Hearing nothing from his bride, ho
went to her homo the next morning nnd
received from his now mother-in-law a
warm greeting. He asked to see his
wife, but his request was denied.
Two days passed, when tho ceptlvo
bride managed to send a letter to hor
husband. That afternoon lie wa prom
ised nn interview with her the noxt day.
Early that morning the bride, with
her eldest brother nnd mother, took the
steamer for Portland, botoro the groom
knew what had happened.
The young man Is nearly frantic at
the loss of his wife, nnd has sought legal
advice to have her restored to bin..
ACCUSED OF WITCHERY.
A Womnn Threatened With the Stake
anil llrutiilly Ileaten.
WiLKRsnmiE, Pa,, Nov. 18. French
town, Luzeruo County, has been in n
turmoil for several days on account ot
the superstitious beliefs of tho foreign
ers who composo that town. About a
week ago Mrs. Pasacre In an uuguardod
moment stated that she was tho
daughter of it mountain-shepherd In
Austria-Hungary, nnd according to tho
natives such a woman hns tho power ot
bewitching.
Every little mlsfortuno that has slnco
befallen any. of tho inhabitants of tho
town hns boon cliargod to her. Sho hns
been universally shunned and- threaten
ing letters sent her stated that the
citizens would corahiuu nnd burn her at
tho stake it Bho would uot commit sui
cide. A cow belonging to tlvo leader ngalnst
tho innocout woman took sick nnd died
nnd ho charged the death of the animal
to the "witch." Ho wont to tho house
and demanded that tho cow bo brought
back to llfo within five hours. Tho
penalty for failure to do so was death.
When the five hours had expired and
the animal had not come to llfo the
owner collected a crowd and proceeding
to her rosldo'ico, dragged hor from her
home and so murderously assaulted her
that her life is despairod of. Her hus
band had as many ot tho men Arrested
as ho knew and in n hearing thoy wore
committed to jail.
I'repnrlm; Their I'liius.
New Yomc, Nov. 18. Governor-elect
and Mrs. Flower returned from Albany
Inst night. Yesterday morning Mrs.
Flower made a tour of Inspection of
the Governor's mansion nnd laid plans
for transforming tho bachelor's den Into
a proper habitation 'or a Governor with
a wife, nnd tho Go-'ornor-elect journey
ed through tho rnln to tho Unnltol,
whore ho visited th State departments
and held nn informal loveo In tho Execu
tive Chambar, whsro tho heads of the
departments, clerks and messengers
freely came to shake the noxt occupant
ot the Executive Chair by tho hand,
A Prisoner Instead of n Ilrldo.
WilkeshaiiM!, Pa., Nov. 18. Mary
Kishbniigh was brought here yesterday
from Stockton nnd taken to jail on the
chargo of Infanticide Sho confessed
that Rba threw her babe Into a vault, but
said she thought it was dead. Marks on
tho neck, however, Indicated that tho
child had been strangled. The girlcamo
from Austria three months ago. She
says she was sent here by her lover, who
promised to follow anil marry her.
Thirty Yonrs rnra aiurderer.
LAtcASTElt, N. H., Nov. 18. The jury
in tho case of John Donnelly, charged
With killing William M. Wilson, at
Berlin Falls, last May, who has been on
trial for tho past fow days, yesterday
brought in a verdict of guilty. Don
nelly was immediately sentenced to
servo 80 years in State prison.
1'nln Attn la King.
Stockton, Cnl., Nov. 18. Palo Alto,
United Stntes Senator Stanford's peer
less stallion, is king of tho trotting turf.
Yesterday bo trotted n mile in 2:08 8-1,
equaling the record of the queen of trot
ters, Maud S. , nnd going dangerously
near to that ot his recent stable com
panion, Sunol.
A Sil 00,000 Conservatory for l'Utiburir.
PiTTsnuBO, Nov 18. Henry Phlpps, Jr.,
of Carnegie, Pliipps, & Co., hns offered
to orect iu Schenloy Park, a $100,000
conservatory. A condition is made
that the conservatory shall be closed on
Sunday.
NEW YORK NEWS IN BRIEF.
Four smuggled Chluamen have
been
caught nt Watertown.
The Utlca Clothing Company, lias re
duced its stock from $25,000 to 15,OJ0.
Burglars entered the Phrunix Hotel at
Sing Sing, opened tbj safe nnd took
about $60.
Iiour Admiral George II. Cooper,
U. S. N., retired, died iu Ilrooklyn yes
terday, aged 71 years.
The United States gunboat Conoord
started for the West Indies yesterday to
join the Philadelphia.
Articles of Incorporation of the As
toria street railroad were filed yesterday
with the Sacrotnry of State.
Dr. Gao. Uueohler of New York, who
was run over by a locomotive on the
Wost Shore road near Nowburg, died
yesterday.
Tho Second Tresbyterlan Church at
Poekskill celebrated Its fiftieth anniver
sary yesterday. Tho church was built
in 18-15, and rebuilt Iu 1870.
Slxty-ulno families woro made home
less and $300,000 worth of property de
stroyed by a disastrous flro which oc
curred at Nvstraud avenue, Ilrooklyn,
early yesterday morning.
Henry Summerlleld, alias Lawrenoe
Bummers nud Edward Fitzgerald were
arrested in New York last night charged
with cutting pool room telegraph wires.
They hud made nearly $1,000 in three
days.
Pll
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Acme Btackinq
aW.T"-v
To twt thji banir strip of lesther In a bettla ol
Atroe Blacking and leara it there for a dar or 1
month Take It out and dry and eiannne it oarefull.
UlackSia" " Urt """!Ul,reM"1 Tarto
Wolff sflCM Blacking
Makes any kind of leather
Waterproof, Soft and Durable.
Change a Pine Table to Walnut.
A Poplar Kitchen Press to Antique Oak.
A Cane Rocker to Mahogany.
Bee what can be dona with 2f3Ca worth of
WOLPT & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
70E SALE IK ALL STOKIt.
CACTUS BLOOD CURE.
SUPERIOR TO SAMPIMLLA
Purities tho blood by ex
pelling the itnpuiir.i-s through
the proper channels and never
causes eruptions on the skin.
Regulates the bowels Cures
dyspepsia, liver and kidney
troubles, tones up the system
and gives you anapp lite.
Never fails o cure any con
dition produced by impure or
impoverished blood, or a dis
ordered state of stomach, liver
or kidneys,
i
Sold at Klrlla's Drug Store,
F'rquson'a Hotel Mock. Shenandoah, Pa.
Aalc my ngents lor v. 1,. Ilnnglns rsiioes.
If not Inr anlp lit jour placu nak yonr
denier to eeitd Tor cntnlogne, aecure the
nuency, mill get them for ou.
VTAKC XO MllsTITUTU..irJ
S3 SHOE CENTRE MEN
HIE BEST SHOE IN THC WORLD FOR THE MOHEfr
It Is a sciunleHS shoe, ltu 1.0 lucks or wax tQread
to hurt tbo recti made of the best tine calf, stlltari
nud easy, nnd 6viio' ec tunic mure $Uoi$ ofAfa
print Human! nicc mantriit'tim-, it equals baud,
flowed slioefl costing fmm $1 iJ to $'ttn).
m (Jennliir- l!niid-Hf uril, Ihe finest calr
shoe ever ofTercd for $1.uu; equals Frencli
linM,rte(l hIkm-s ubleh cont from $s.o io ( i e).
QiJI (10 llnml-Sesreil Well Mine, lino calf,
sti 1 1 -ill . i . m i f i i in l,le and d u ni lil c 'Ihobcsc
shoo put ottered at this pi ice ; stuue Kinilo us cut
torn made hIiocs eitstlii rroiu fi, 1.) tt, $'11X1.
CO AO Poll v Minei I .a-iiiers, t'-dtoiul "rn
cl?Oa and l,"ltcr('in rli rsall wcarthem, tlucralf.
BCaillli'S-s Mllltn'i i 1U-.CIC. IHIHV inrcu hUlt'I, CAieil'
Sinn edac. tine pair will wi nr n c:ir.
Q3 ! flue emit no lietlcrhtiuecverc
offered nt
surma mis prici
tne trial will convince, those,
s lio want a antic fur cum fort unci aerlci.
dsa Uil nnd $'J.OO WorUliigiiinii's shoes
nro very smuitr and durable. Tlioe who
li:ic clveii tlicm a trial u III wear no other ni.Llfu.
BnU0l t2.00 niitl Nl.7.5 aehool shoes aro
KalUJO worn tiy the Ijm seer w here; thcysoll
en their merits, ns the Incr, 1-.I11K sales Mlnov.
1 I 2-l lac Oil liiiiid-M-iied t-li-licst.
' GaaCa tUI B CJ 1 Donuohi, vci st lfsli, equals Kreucll
Imported auoes eu-itiiirf f rum SI.Ml to S'l.iu.
; l.n.tl.'s' M.au. SvJ.lii! nnd Al.tn b'loe for
MlasesaretbeliestnuulJoiiijota. stllslt ana durable.
I Ciiuliun.-See tliut V. I.. OoiiKlas' namo and
uric on, ataliini ,1 1111 the bottom of each fihi.o.
W. L. 11UUUL.VS, IJrockton, Mass.
t.oria,nclosvlj. 2rV
DR. THEEL,
r.QG North Fourth 8t.
tlit iilf iftnulne brrmn Amerttu
prwciaUid in thel i.tiid bit.' vbol
to cure Blood Poison
Nervous Debility . Spe
cial Diseases ( ttl
bktuPlM3a. KeJhroUPfclmlD tt
boms.SoreThroat Mouth
ftlt ehei, Yita W Fraptloui, of, r
fa-U't I !"iri celling!, Irrittlon
It n Ni-trtom iij RuuDtcc,
Birlaturti, Wetknti and Ltrly
wtr. Iwt memor) , weak tv mraM tniltiy WJeJ D
Butter IHw-wt nl all Ul-"-a r.ultln ft'm
In Ihor.-ilon or Or rwrk Kfn rim furr1 Id 4 to ID "V"
rtlitf ai on Do not low hop im matt, r ha
tltin DHiuir, Quank Van.Hr or ll..-i,ltal "hv-IHso hu
Dr. cur.i popltively '"' l'h" 'trntion from
tDtloetf OLD TV'lr MlDPlI nm AND Tll'-1 ' ilrMltTI
Htaai4.ia rUh or poor ' - '"iP ' r . UOOfe
"TRUTH" fi-ltu ! 'i'' r -rm U -tin t-nUU.
Mr,?kSTr!:.-r ft m 9V M K. 6 to 9 W.J anl P.U
fl M 10. PmiJav i li 11 mo hi call at J be ravai.
lor Hafort B9f mm V tiin "4 fiaturdaj PMU. dallj Tlia-
OlMSHOW
If j'ouwau ti eo a flue dlnplay of lloots fintJ
OUU4U, Bit LU
V, SNYDER'S
Boot and Shoo Store,
(Maetoller's old stand,)
corner Coat antJ Jnrrtlu Hlf.
Custom Work ntid SXcpnlrlng:
Done lu the beat style.
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4 lian tl,ubUa wl'l- I'.
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irutional Waukeaaw
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Ue D, OutiHCiiNF'S c-iebrn"-
MALE REGULATING hi
.USM RlHItrlll r..l
'in, vigor RU'J IB"' i ' -if
mtnd. mnt in . -r'
. lat ..Iwf, 11
B. BUIC1UIB, M. X).,
PrrrsrvrAN AND SDltG HON,
o Rast Centre ft' -sat; Mabanoy City, ft,
tikln and U etwolal duetssa a apeolalty.
ui hi
WHY IS THE
Wo Ln DOUGLAS