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Nearly every pattern of HorsQ
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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 , Horse Blankets
are copied is stroncr evidence
i4inf tli.t. rm rur cTimnnor,
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the 5& trade mark is sewed on
the inside of the Blanket.
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THE LODGE' MURDER
Not n CI no to tho Assassins of
lis Knsiilcnls.
THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN TRAMPS
Mi33
Brno i Was a Former Resident
New York and Well Known-
of
Slim, Mrs. Ilntnli nnl Her Ron, nnd Utile
Frank I'litiklvond Alt Hut chared In a
Horrible MannerNo Trnt'fi of Frank
Piiakirood, the Owner nf the ltesort
Ilnbhery the Mntlvo for the Crime
Story of rnckwood's Nephew.
JacksowILLK, Fin,, Dec. 14. The
hrutnl murders of Him A. It. Bruce, of
New York, Mrs. L. D. Hatch huiI hor
son, and llttlo Frank Packwood at their
winter home, six miles south of New
SmyrnR, have thoroughly aroused the
people of Volusia county. A posse Is
now scouring the country, and it the
mur lererrnre captured they may be
lynched, There Is as yet uo clue to
them, but thoy are supposed to ha tramps
who were seen near the place.
Fuller details of the tragedy show
that the murders were comtnlttsd at
"The Lodge." as Frank Packwood, sr..
called the place. Mv. Packwood Is
missing. The murderers entered the
house through a window, tho sash and
glass being smashed in. I
Tho II rut person to visit the premises
found the body of Mrs L. D. Hatch in a
corner on the floor of tho main room.
She had been shot through the loft eye. I
In the same room, lying on the bed, 1
was tho body of her six-year-old son,
shot tinder the left eye, with his throat
cut from eir to ear.
On the floor of the adjoining room lay
I the body of Flank FaciC.vood, four years
I old, shot through the head and with his
I throat cut. The boly of .Miss A. H.
liruce lav on u ho t in the same room.
' She had been assaulted, and her skull
and face had been smashed by some
heavy weapon. Sue had also been shot
through the head, and her throat had
boon. cut.
Near tho broken window a largo re
volver was found with two empty
chambers. On the bed beside the body
of Miss Bruce lay a doublml-barrelled
shotgun with the stock broken into
splinters. Near the body of the Hutch
boy a long-bladed butcher-knife was
found.
Frank Packwood, sr., opened "The
Lodge" every winter and it was a popu
lar resort for hunters and fishermen.
Packwood has an extensive acquaint
ance all over the country. Some years
ago he married one of Miss ilruce's sis
ters in New York. When she died Miss
Bruce volunteered to live at Packwood's
house and bring up his infant child.
A few days ago a party of Western
people started southward from Jack-
1 sonville, among whom were tho Pack-
woods, father and son, Miss Bruce and
Mrs. Hatch and son, they having just
returned from a trip North.
Kobbory was undoubtedly the pur
pose of the murderers, but the extjut
of their plunder Is as yet unknown.
So far In the dispatches from New
Smyrna no mention is inadu of F. J.
Packwood nslitivlng been In tho house
at the time of tho tragedy or as appear
ing on the scene.
There Is a rumor that ho was ktllod
also, and his body concealed no as to
throw suspicion on him as tho mur
derer of the otners. Ho has a nephew
in this city (Jacksonville) who gives tht
following information:
"All the Packwood family came
originally from New Orleans. There
are several B brothers In this State.
Frank's wife was a Miss Bruce, of Now
York city, and she died when their bov
Frankie was a year old.
"Immediately after his mother's
death, his aunt, Miss A. IL Bruce, of
New York city, came to Florida to take
charge of him, and has since made her
home with the child and his father at
the orange grove on the Htllsboro Rlvor.
"Who Mrs. L. D. Hatch Is, I have no
Idea. I never haard the name before.
Probably relatives or friends of Miss
liruce and visitors la the Packwood
home.
"The brother of Miss Uruoe was nt
one timo a prominent broker In Wall
street. Now York, an I it
is said that
not long before the marriage of Mr.
pHCkwo0d with his other sister he failed.
the property of his slstsr being all lost
lu the smash up. Miss A. Bruce, the
murdered worn in, was about 35 years
of age."
.store "Holt! Your Wheat" Circulars.
St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 14. The Min
nesota Farmers' Alliance, through its
leaders, has Usuad auotlnr "holdi your
wheat" clroular. It is very urgent in
' its demand that all farmers keep their
' grain In their bins. It says Russia has
reached It. limit in supplying its own
' people with grain, and that India can
export almost no mora.
! It gives the exporting onpneity of the
United States ut 140,090,000 bushels
. m iro than last year, whioli falls 4i),000,
003 short of supplying tho World's de
llcit, and this 140,000,000 bushels, It
K.iyx, would supply Euiopu with bread
only for 10 1-3 days.
Tlie llnltlnuire .111 Her War Homo.
Washivqtox, Dec. 14. Tho Secretary
of the Navy has received a cnble mes
sage from Capt. Schley, commanding the
Baltimore, saying that, as thero ap
peared to be no further neaosslty for the
pr;senca of that vessel at Valparaiso,
she has sailed for San Frauclsco for the
purpose of being (looked and scraped.
The Yorktown la now the only American
warship at Valp.ir.tUo, but she will be
jolued there in ab iut teu days by the
cruiser Boston, which sailed from Mon
tevideo a few dars ago.
lllamarck Dives t It h Ktilaar a Drive.
Berlin, Deo. 14. In his Interview In
tho Lubeck "FiUenbahn Zeituug" on
the subject of absolutism, Prince Bis
marck ltd It was not good to lead the
minds of young reorulta to reflect upon
such a deltoiitu subject as tho shooting
of their father's an I mothers. Regard
ing tho commercial treatlus, tho Prince
said that he had not vow 1 upon them,
as three days did not glvu sulllclent
time to study tho bill.
Vtilu Xow Catalog 110
New IIwev, Coiui., Dec. l, Tho
Ynla catiili.tfiiti, Jn-t Uiua l, plnoes tUo
totfil n t aU'r nt muI nt4 in th cotletce
as lsTsi. iho t Jil nutnber of tlio
incmbflM of ma ta alty a 1 1 lastrtictora
his v oa s I tram 1 17 to 151. Tho
nuinoor of 1 el CMVd ci iriu-i opju to
too upper tlnae hava incrouseil from
I US to 133.
dighett of Ml in Leavening Power.
Oversllldy Mmle lillil Tako Ills Lire,
Ithaca, N. Y., Dec 11. It is believed
that overwork and overstudy caused J.
L. Williams, of Uiggitisvllle, N. Y., a
post-graduate student at Cornell Uni
versity, to commit suicide Saturday by
hanging. He made a rope out of a bod
sheet, and attaching one end to an attlo
rafter, steod on a trunk while tighten
ing tho uoose around his ueck. When
found he hud been dead ten or twelve
hours. Williams was a "working" stu
dent, paying his way with what he
earned by doing chores.
Attempted Murder and nillafile.
PotraiiKKEPSiE, N. Y., Hoc. 14. Frank
Tone.a carman of this place, suddenly he
same insane yesterday afternoon and at
tacked his wife with a razor. Her
screams brought assistance and Tone
was prevented from murdering her, al
though, lu tho meantime, she had been
badly cut about the face, arms and
hands. Tone, however, out his own
throat beforo he could be disarmed and
bled to death.
runornl ol Miss Ames
Boston, Dec. 14. Funeral services
over the remains of Miss Julia A. Amos,
associate editor of the "Union Signal,"
of Chicago, tho Y C. T. U. organ, who
died lu this city Siturday, ware held
yesterday. Tho religions sorvicas wore
conducted by Rev. A. J. Gordon, while
eulogistic remarks ware made by Miss
Helen Hood, of Chicago; Dr. Hasltngs,
of this city, and others.
'tVllnlesule Arrosti III Itiissin.
St. Petersburo, Dae. It. Numerous
arrests are being made at Warsaw and
lu other places ou the charge of con
spiracy. The police thero have import
ant information, or are striking blindly
to get some. The ruin that is overtak
ing all classes of business Is considered
responsible for tho political discontent
everywhere prevailing.
It Cure ColdB.CoiiRlti.SoTeThrottCrottp.InflaeBSftt
Whoopiap Cough, Bronchitis aai Aithm. X etrtaU
aura for ConiUtoption ta flrit lUjei, ao1 a aura reltif In
advaneed lUrea. Dwatonce. You 'will tee the
client effeot after Uking tha flrit doM Sell r
aialtra aTtrjwbar Larn baiUea, M anu ml
WANTS. fco.
Advertltementt tn IhU column, not exceethna
5 lines, 6 c for one inirriion; 7oc, tor two: 31 tor
thrfe; one week, HI.50; two weikt, ti; one
'nvnin, go.
TTOH HUNT. A six-roomed liouse,
t1 unwlv niliiUd nnd mnfred. Anulvto
Mrs. It bettsiddali, 81'itj. Jardlnslreeu
IZ ti'lt
IjOR S LE. One storo room mid
: mil dwtlllue house. Ixit 30. f. et runt
and 110 feet ds p. Place. 315 WVs Co I s reet.
liaiy erui . Apply to f rana v arincu.
11-lJ-lra
WANTED. Good ciiiivh scrs for
"Adv n'lirs in tho lilla." the oulv
work evor published itlvlug a complete record
and rlcerlptlon nl he great mlnloe dlsanteru
ot America Terms liberal. ildrfus, I. I.
u'.Milley, Cautou, Ohio. 11 111 H ev sat
TT'OR SALE. The t'ray
team nf
JJ horses r'ceiitlv ttso I hv lite rolitmliU II.
& X. v, K Co., No. 1 TUo hones will be a
bargain to ut-t puroua.ers.
KtiANK I.BWIH,
Jons Kiskuoveii,
Jnr O'Nkii.1.,
FKANK' OntllNUTON,
J amis McDojJii.n,
II 21-tf Trustees.
GfrAItTEIt NOTICE. Notice Ih
hereby glvon that an application will
be m "tie to the Oouil ol I'otntiion Mi-a- ol
Scbuylk'H county on Moudny, DiKsemberSlst,
A. 11. 18U1. ut 10 o'clock In 1 1 to foieuo.in. uii
ler IhCoorpo'stl-in net of the common wvilth
ol PettuHt ivanln, approved ArrllH). 1871 "and
tl.e nuoplement llt'teio, for I be onailer ol au
ititi dertottrjioritioutobecslled Ht. (Jeorgn's
l.ltlmanlan I'atbollo Bouertelul Suv.oly. ol
Shetiaudoah, khI ass oiailou Is lobe
locate t in sueitnniiosn, t,i., .initio uave i ir
its ohjent tho mil tetinno- ol a oolety
foi soclsl, eduoattousl find bon--ncIfll pur
P'wes to its member Irojt mods cjlleeted
therein.
H. 0. M. IIOtiMIl'RTKlt.
Attorney fir AppHoa ts.
Shenandoah, I'a., Nov. 23, '01. II 2-ivr
SPECTACLES!
OSCAR "5rTOST'S
Tor tlio best gold nntl silver rimmed
spectacles. Eves tested free of charge.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
102 N. MAIN ST., SHENANDOAH.
WALL PAPER BARGAINS !
Largest and cheapest s'och tn town.
Artistic Painting, Grai-ing an-l Deciding!
J. P. CARDEN,
10 28m m W. Centre St.. HilK.VANDOAII
CHRIS. 130SSLER'S
AL00N AMD RESTAURANT
2'1 N. Tilttln Ht , Shenandoah.
lTho Finest 'lork of Beers, Ales, Oigws, h
mmn
1 xas
1 1
U. ST. Gov't Report, Aug. 1.7, 1889
PURE
What a Voto of Thanks
Would be lus-cd If babies could speak of
Dr. Hand's Colic Curo. Thousand' hitvo
boon cured by it. Absolutely etifi. J. M.
Hillan and 0. J. McCarthy, tho druggists,
givoaway (atnplos to thoso who doubt
this statement.
Tho busier u man is the better for
hia self ttud the eutire comniunity.
How to Succood.
This Is tho ereat problem of life which few
satlsfuctorily no We. Homo lull because of
poor iit'Hiiu, oiDera waut ni iuck, out, iije
majority from deficient grll want of nervo,
Tliny are nervous, irresolute, chuugeable,
easily get the blues md "take tho Hplrits
iniwn 10 Keep iuo Hpirus up," inus wnuug
money, time, opportuutty Hiid uerve lorce.
There Jb iH)thlntr like thHtlestoratlveNervlnp.
dia'ttvered by the grett FpectaMst, Di. Miles,
10 cure an uervous uieaseM, as nenaacne, i ne
blues, nervous ptostiatiou, sleeplessness,
neurnlila. Ht. Vl'iH drinre, llts, and hytteila,
I'rlal bottles nnd tlno boos of testimonials
tree ut C. 1U Haeubuch's druc store.
The buz saw liaa wlmt uiIkIi' bo
termed uu uitappr iacliiiblu itiiiiiuer.
Miles' Nervs unci Liver PUu
Act on a ne? principle regulating the
liver, stomach and bowels through like nerve
A new discovery. Dr. Miles' fills speedily
enre btllousnett, bad tasto, torpid liver, pile,
constipation. Unequs,lpd lor men, women,
children. BmtUlent, mil. lent, nrtU SldoKes,
2rcW. Samples Kroe, at U. II. llaenutich's
rtrric store.
Q rand displays of confectionary are
now lo be been.
A Fatal Mistake
Physicians make no more fatal mistake
than when I hey Inform p utents that uervous
heart troubles come from the Blomaonnnd
are of little rotucquence. Dr. Frankltu
Mllef, the noted Indiana specialist, has
proven the contrary in his new boon on
"Hoart Disease," wblch may be had Tree nt
C, II. Ilsgenbuch's ilrttir store who cusrantecs
and recommend Dr. Miles u icqualed New
Heart Cure, which has tlt largest sale ol anv
heart reme'ly lri the world. It cures nervous
nnd organic heart disease, short breath,
fluttering, pain or tenderness In the side, arm
or shoulder, Irregular tmlfte falntlmr, smother
ing, dropsy, etc. Ills Uestorallve Nervine
cures headache, Ills, etc.
Who is there, that has not mivle a
fool of himself when iu love.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will you heed the warning? The hlcnal per
haps of Ibe sure approach of that more ter
rible disease. Consumption. Ask yourselves
If youcanatlord 'for the sake of saving Do
cents, to run the risk and do nothing for It,
We know Iron experience that Shiloh's uars
will Cure your Cough. It never falls. This
explains why more than a Million Bottles
were sold the past year. It relieves Croup
and Whopplne Cough at once Motncrs do
notbewltho'ttlt. For Lame tlaco, Hide or
Chest, use Sblloh's Porous Piaster. Bold by
U. II. Ilaenbncb, N. K. corner Ualn and
Lloyd streets.
Now is the time to advertise what
you have for Christ mas.
Shlioh's Consumption Curo.
This Is beyond question the most suc
jesslul Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
1 lew doses Invariably cure the wotst cases of
Cough, Croup, and Urnnchltts, while Its won
lerml success in tho cure of Consumption Is
without a parallel in the history of medicine.
3lnce It's first discovery It has been sold on a
uaranlee,a test which no other medicine
.-an Btand. It you have a Cough we earnestly
ssk you to try it. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and
jl.CO. If yonr Lungs are sore, Chester Hack
lame, UBeHlilloh's Porous Plaster. Sold bi
ll. U. Uagenbuoh, N. E. corner Main and
t.loyd Btreets.
Yellow and gray is one of the fash
ionable, combinations.
What Fathor Pablo Varola Says.
CEt.AYA, Octobet 1.1889.
I know several neoi le who have snlfered
greatly from the consequences of impure
bl iod, and 1 1 a very short while have felt
much bettet by using tho medicine which wis
Bent nero oy tion uamon aiv-i tor mil pur
pi-e. I recommend mis remedy as oue
wltlcli pr mises the best results, and Is the
bestor Its kind. HBV.PAULO VAHI5LA.
Sold at Klrlln's UrugBtore.Ferguson House
Hock, snenandoa
Grand Opening
TALI. AKD WIN
TKH STVLIW Ol
MILLINERY !
ELLA M. M'GINNISS'
-No. 26-
East Centre St., Shenandoah, Pa,
The llnost and largest as orlment
in Hals, llonuels and fa;is at re
markably low prices. Our Hue of
Children's Till it MUD AND UN
TRIMMED HATS
Oaxtxtot Too 3H CJ.-H rill o c! .
DO YOU WANT
A GOOD FIT ?
and well male, fashionable clothes?
If ko, call on
W. 0 JACOBS,
Fashionable Custom Tailor,
8 South Jardin Street, Shenandoah
Call nnd see samples of the latest goods and
the styles. Good workmanship, promptuew
mm mir prirt.
Grand Holiday Display
Ol new and itctlrnblp presents for tlio old
a id young M.
' 102 North Main Sfrecf, Mitaaa-'oili.
NO WORK TILL '92
Congres3 Will Adjourn Friday
J'or tlio Holidays.
NO BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE.
Committees to Whioli Bills Must bo Ea
furred Havo Not Beori Appoiatod.
flattirdny's Sslon Merely a rormal One
Committee, utt Amounts anil Mileage
AnniHtitoed Cougressniiin Culhfr.oii
Will rrnbalilr lie Made Interitnte
Cotmneroe Cnnimln.loner I'orntntlnn of
Folne henute Committees Other Con
gressional AfTalrs.
WasM-voton, D. 0., Dea 11. It Is
probablo that both Houses of Congress
will adjourn over the Christmas season
from Friday next. There is practically
no business on hand, and if thore were,
the liouse Is In no condition to procoed
with it.
Very little will be done iu tho Sanate
during the current week' The Republi
cans may hold a caucus to receive the
report of the caucus commutes in charge
of assignments to vacancies and trans
fers of Senators to the various commit
tees, but this may be done without cau
cus action. At any rate it is probablo
that tho committee list will bo submit
ted to the Ssnato by Wednesday.
Other than this nnd soma remarks by
Senator Turplo on his joint resolution
proposing n constitutional amsudinent
providing for the election of Senators
by a direct vote of the people, an 1 brief
speeches by other membars, the Senate
will not trunsact any bttslnoss.
Tho House will meet on Wodnosday,
at noon, and, on motion of Mr. Holm.iu,
will probably adjourn until either Fri
day or S iturday, when au a ljournmunt,
with the consjnt of tho S.-nnto, will be
taken until after the holidays. Xo
business of nny kind will bo transacted
by tho House on either date, as the
committees will not havo baen formed
to which bills must be referred for ac
tion. Saturday's session of the House was
merely a formal one. The Speaker an
nounced tho appointment of tho follow
ing committees:
On Accounts Messrs. Husk, of Mary
laud; Cooper, of Indiana; Dlckerson, of
Kentucky; Moses, of South Carolina;
Seerley, 01 Iowa; Pearson, of Ohio;
Quacke i b.i ' " Kew York; Grlswold,
of Penny. . u.d Cutting of Califor
nia. On M Uagc .j.,ri. Castle, of Min
nesota; (' v.' v1. of South Carolina;
Kendall, l.-.i cky; Caldwell, of
Ohio, andi'iiuk, of lowa.
Cnlbersnn SVI1I Probably lie Appointed.
WasIIIMOTOS, Dec. H. Congressman
David D. Culberson, of Texas, It Is
said, Is going to resign his sent in the
liouse to accept tho important position
of Interstate Commerce Commissioner.
It Is a cloar case of the olllce seeking
the man, for Mr. Culberson, it Is stated
on high authority, has twice declined
the President's complimentary oiler.
It was only through the earnest advice
of his colleagues that he decided to ac
cept. He takes the place of Commis
sioner Ilragg, doceasud, nnd has four
years to servo.
Senate Committee Clilluiattslllpt.
Wahuinoton, Deo. 14 Some of the
Senate Committees already decided on
aro Judiciary, Privileges nnd Llectluns,
Railroads, and Claims. The committee
placed Senator Hoar at the head of the
Judiciary, the position held by ex-Sena
tor Edmunds; Privileges and Elections
was given to Mr. leller, succeeding Mr.
Hoar: while the isortnwest was recog'
nized by the selection of Mr. Casey, of
North Dakota, as Chairman ot the Com
mittee on Railroads, succeeding Mr.
Mitchell, who was given the Committee
an Claims.
Congressman l'orney Declines.
Washington, Dec. 14. Representa
tlve Forney, of Alabama, has declined
the Chairmanship ot the Appropriation
Committee of the House because of ill-
health and advancing years. Ho was a
warm supporter ot Mr. Crisp for
Speaker.
Anotlioruf the Tippecanoe Itaud Gone,
IliroN, Wis., Dec, 14. Sanford Hazou,
agud 70 years, is dead at his home iu
this city. Mr. Ilazsn was ono of tho
eight brothers comprising tho Union
ilaiul who aouomp.inied the Log Cabin
on its iouruey 51! years ago in the cam
pitign for William Ilmry ll.irrison, and
111 years ago ptayou ror Aurnunm i.in
coin, nnd three years ago played for
Benjamin Harrison their fa nous Tlppo
canoe strains. The broth:' huld a re
union iu July, 1H.SS, since which ttmo
one other has died, leaving six of the
noted band now living.
Tried In lttili u I'limuungu.
HoLLaovYSltt'ltti, I'a., Dec. 11. The
parsonagj of tA Miehaal'n Itomau Oath
olio C'hiiri-.h. of this city was the scene
of a bnigliry an I ittte tiptuj murler
yesterday in . uing. The burglars had
elTuuu.1 in eiitr.mci into the house, and
when Fatliur Heine, the pastor of the
church, appeared, they opened fire on
him with t heir revolvers, compelling the
priest to beat a rotre.it, One bullet was
imboddel iu the wall within a foot of
tho priest's head. The burglars woro
frtghiaiied away without the desired
plundor.
Hitmen Suit In Hluli Life,
New Haven, Conn., Dec. 11. Mrs.
Elizabeth KeniJdy, formerly ot St
Louis, but who his reside I in this city
for the past throe years, will, on Tuesday
next, begin a suit for divorce from her
husband, Robert S. Kennedy ot St.
Louis. Mrs. Kunneity will allege cruelty
as the grounds fur a divorce. The lady
is Very wealthy and prominent lu so
ciety, and the case, therefore, attracts
more than usual attention. Mr. Ken
nedy Is lu towu to contest the case.
Mine. MoilJuHka 11ms tho Orlp,
PlTTSimiw, Dec. H Mine. Modjeska
will not he able to till her engagement
at tho Duquesna Tli'jitre to-nlbt. She
may be well enatih to appear here the
middle ot the week. Mine, Modjeska
caught col 1 wullo nlaymg lu Kaston,
I'a., last Wi'dnesl iy night, filer dress
ing room was next to the street, and
every ti.n the door was opened a gust
ot wind blow on her, from which result
ed a bad col ' und afterword turned
Into the grip.
will be paid for a recipe enabling
us to make Wolff's Acme Black
ing at such a price that the retailer
can profitably sell it at loc a bottle.
At present the retail price is 20c.
This offer h open until Jsnuary til., iSot. For
patticuUts iwMrni the underaigned.
ACME Ulackino is made of pure alcohol,
other liquid dressings are made of water.
Water costs nothing. Alcohol is dear. Who
can show us how to make it without alcohol
so that wecan make Acme IIijvckino as chrsp.
as water dressing, or put it in fancy pack
ages like many of the water dressing, and
then charge for the outside appearance in
stead of charging for the contents of the
bottle?
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia,
PIK-RON-
js the name of a paint of which a 25c. bottle
is enough to make si scratched and iWtled
cherry chairs look like newly finished ma.
hoganics. It will do many other remarkable
things which no other paint onil do.
All retailers sell it.
CACTUS BLOOD CURE. '
SUPERIOR TO SARSAPARILLA
Purifies tlio blood by ex
pelling the impiuitics through
the proper ch.'inr: els find never
causes eruptions on the skin.
.Regulates the 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 or
impoverished blood, or a dis
ordered state of stomach, liver
or kidneys.
Sold at Klrliu'8Drug Store,
Ferguson's Hotel Block, Shenandoah, Pa
00 YOU WANT RELIEF?
KROUT'S RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Will rom;itlj relieve tli ni, Ht dls.
trewting euno of Acuto nr Clnunic Iflin.
tnatlmii ur llout. lly tlrictly climbi
the Ulicctions, It will cuiejuu Tirmsti-.
eutly
L'ullh the nnmrrou. rr(rfttlonii tblt food
thecoimirv . Oil. m.dlcioe t. ft .p-clr, fur lit
mimi oi rucDniu-iii ftlllt, mtl'l B.I la
ftu, .1 nw a ' cure all On h..nl. mill n...
" ft .ftll-fftl Inf. tin, .r.. .Inn an ll.. ..a,-... - .
to eoonftclton slltt tilt III!., couvIdl. th. .ntlrr-r thai
th. tror turn' iy hn. ti.cn tounj. Yuu r. tartu-n, ,ft
QU'.tt.l to tt.t lh merit, or
KltOUT'S ltltl.U.MATIO liOIKIIV,
i. It. t ftlufttilti propertlei ftre tudoraed liuutrrtji t th
mo.l Rfttterlnit te.iimoDtftl..
Ont, vr.tftM tniirfilcni., r.mftrl.hlr for Ih.lr curftilre
firrtri, ftm umI ta th. timi niftcinri- or klttil'l t,
KllftlTMATlC KtllFOV
Sl.CS Tor Bsttlo. 6 Eetilej, J5.C0, rfflj, 5 Cti. Bex.
If wnir -tor. kecprr due. not Mt.t tl ..nrl l.i0 to lh
oi.&ulftclunr, in.l fou will r.ctlve It fr Diftil.
AI.IIUKT KlltltT.
3037 Market Street, Phliud'a, I'a.
Newly Refitted and Renovated.
TONSOIUAL : PARLORS !
J9X3. A.VIDNTG-,
Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing I
SUAMPOOJNO, It TO,, HV
E. G. J. WADLINGER,
Under PostoRlce Building,
Main and Oak Ste., Shenandoah.
j-Hot and cold baths, PolIUi, prompt and
careful attention.
DR. THEEL.
coo North Fourth St.,
UilO bel Urvrn fuatniifBU,
li c-t.lT iroutB (.trmn Arcfrliui
fpfclAlUtla the L'otwl MiEt.t b U
tri to cur Dload Polaon
Nervous Debility . Sp,
clJl Dieenses
ISkln DimMif. Ktdhrot.PivIni In th
twDr,8oreThrontA Mouth,
Bltit. hen, Ilmi'lci, I rnpucim tort r
harJ tlacra, bwillinft, Irriiitlotnv
JnflmraUooi tnl RuDtloct.
buicturt. n.tni o-i
iertr toft tambTj. wtivk hwk rornttJ Bnilr.T rtlntj n
B(h I li r I'lt atei nJ ll 1Im ri-uMng t n I
In Ht tlon cr OTt-rwork. RvcrDt ) ur-l tc i " to
ffii.'f tl once Ho not lo J-opf no ninut tn mtii
U.fint D-iettir, (Jui-k rtniH -r Hoinlul Ph"i lio ftlJ.
Dr. 1II1-1-L corn positively ' A I'1 bcn
bonlnr-M. CtD TUim MIPDII 4I1 sM. r. MIXHITIM
Milium ri li or poor t'niip 1n' hOOK
"TRUTH" fiiftiiilnf Qnek nn worn titrrn)iill.
riww.'JJlIf ft..in liS Kg t 9 WM (vdA tnU
JS'ii S to 10 PmiiU. 9 till 13 Writ or tt.ll rrl bs
rr Hchrwiw tm W1b. "4 Suturdtj roll, dfcllj Tlm
A FINE SHOW
ff you want lo a fine ituplay 01 HooUand
HliCHJii, ko to
W, S, SNYDER'S
Boot and Shoe Store,
(Masteller's old stand,)
Corner Coal nntl Jnrclln Mm.
Custom Worlc and Itcjinlrtnc'
Done In the best style.
LEATHER andSHQE flllDltiGS
IP. J". CLEARY,
Dealer In all kinds ol
Shoomakers' : Supplies !
Large and first-clans stock.
41 Demands of the Trade Suppfiea
18 W. CENTRE ST.,
Ferguson House bnlldlng, SHENANDOAH, PA.
I
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hullrtla '".me- Vetti - t
' PHYSICIAN AND SUROEOH.
om i2d West Lloyd Htreet. BltouandisU
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