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LITTLE WARD HOME
Ami
tho Abductors Recoivcd
No Ransom.
TWO OP THEM NOW IN JAIL.
The Polioa Expaot to Hava 0. L Wator-
bury in Custody Boon,
He. is Knid to Have. Originated tho Cntiro
Ficlteme The Kidnapping of Ills Cousin
was Undertaken to Secure Money for tlie
Proper Handling of Hlgger Gnme--Tlio
Second Victim wns to llavo lleeli the Son
of Hnnfnrd I.ockwood, and was to be
Held for sr.0,000 llunsom.
Greenwich Village, Ooun., Feb. 4.
Last night Sheriff Dayton brought two
men to the jail in this place who are ac
cused of the kidnapping of young Water-
bury from his homo in Westchester
county, N. Y. Their names aro Samuel
Sutherland and John MoCann. Soon
after their arrival the sheriff and McCann
had a long conference during which, it is
reported, the latter made a full confes
sion, which implicates 0. E. Water
bury, a cousin of the stolen boy. The
sheriff said later that he expected to have
Waterbury in custody in a short time.
Postmaster Knapp, while talking about
tne arrest, interested William McCann,
of Stanwich, who, after hearing tho post
master's story, said that aboulw week
aco Charles E. Waterbury, thWnephew
of Charles P. Waterbury,
wnose son (
Ward was stolen, came to him and pro
posed a scheme which would net them
many thousands of dollars.
It was to kidnap William H. F. Lock
wood, the only son of Hanford Lockwood,
ex-president of the Greenwich Loan and
Trust Company, and a very wealthy man,
and hold him for $50,000 ransom.
Waterbury said that he had two men
who would do the job with ease, and
mentioned Samuel Southerlnnd, a' farm
laborer residing in West Stanwich, and
Everett June, another farm hand work
ing in tho same place. Mcl'ann says that
he refused to take any stock in the affuirVfor the stock.
ami wateruury ion mm auer repeaieaiy
cuiitlmiint? liim tn keen silent.
Tjitpr he nr.iin nnnrnncht'd McGan1
I with another scheme, and said that' he
was'uute mis tunc ts lrwujiuh v
rich uncle, Charles P. Waterbury;
taking his 8-year-old son, Ward. IHls
plan was to take tne boy and hide him
for a few days in a cavo known-' as
"Devil's Don," which is situated back
in the. hills about half way between
Bangui! and Long Kldge, N. Y. '
lie .reasoned that they could keep the
boy there until the old man camo down
with the cash. McCann ngain refused to
interest himself in the scheme and ho
kept silent until he gave the story to
Knapp.- . -
The plan was to Kidnap young l,ook
wood probably by Retting him into a car
riage on the' pretext that his father Was
very ill, nnll had sent for him. Elaborate
preparations were to he made, with tho
aid of tho ransom money to be secured
for young Waterbury, to Insure the suc
cess of the plan, and keep young Lock
wood in hiding until his father should
give up the $50,000.
Pine Ridoe, N. Y., Feb. 4. Ward
Waterbury, who was kidnapped from his
home hero, has returned. He was
brought home by Mr. Close who lives at
West Stanwich, Conn., at whose house
Ward knocked at 2 o'clock In the morn
ing. Ward then told the story of his cap
ture. He had been enticed away from his
companions and when out of sight tho
men had forced him to accompany them.
He denied the story of his cousin, C E.
Waterbury that the men had a wagon
with them. He said that when lie be
came too tired to walk the meu had
taken turns carrying him ou their backs.
At last they put him down in front of
Mr. Clone's door, told him to knook, and
run away.
$10,000 A TON.
A Hemarkiihle Strike of Kllver Ore In the
3IoIllo Gibson mine.
Denveji, Col., Feb. 4. Ono of the most
remarkable strikes of rich ore ever found
has been made, in the famous Uollie Gib
sou silver mino at Aspen. A nine-foot
bndy of ore has just been discovered
which Is worth fully $10,000 a ton.
A drift run continued and penetrated
a seven-foot body of ore, averaging over
I 0,000 ounces to the ton.
Huge pieces weighing 300 pounds were
' hoisted which were almost pure metal.
1 Ono of these big chunks have been sawed
: into bricks which some of tho principal
BtocKlioluers win proserve as speclmuns,
Tho news of tho wonderful strike lias
been kept from the public and is now
made known for the first time.
lnglund nnd Franco In J!ryit.
Caiiio, Feb. 4. The Marquis de Rover
Beaux, the Fronoh Consul-Ueneral at
Cairo, complains of the precedence tnken
by the ilruiali Loii.ul-uenernl at nil
Khcdivul functions. He dtolares that
Sir Kvelyn Daring stsmU aloof from the
corps diplomatique in urder not to
measure himself with them, and the
Marquis says that unless this grievance
bo remedied he will apply to his govern
ment for instructions.
i'nrmed a Sloi'k Company.
Hoston. Feb. 4. As tlio majority of
the creditors of the H. M. Richardson
Maniifucturiiig company favored forming
a stock company to carry ou the business
it was so vottd. The capital stock of the
new company will be $177,000.
Aetiluit Whiskey Trust Oilluera.
IlotaXON, Feb. 4. It is believed that the
Federal grand jury, now m rossion here,
will return au indictment against the
oflloers of the Whiskey Trust. Au indict
ment against the arrested officials of tho
Mavatiek liank is also expected.
Uitdorwent a Daiifiorotis Operation.
Chicago, Feb. 4 Dr. 0. Russell Og
deu, it wcll-kiiownpliyHlcltin and athlete,
has undergone a duugerous operation for
strangulated oblique injuinal humid, and
his K'coeiy will lie a matter of doubt
for souie la., - to come.
Iuymujts ou Warships.
Washington, Feb, 4. The Navy
partmtmt has made the iid payment ot
$30,C50 on tho Now York and the 10th
payment of $81,760 on the Pirate, cruiser
cio. iu, to Uramp &i son, ship uullders.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-
I
Against slussell Sage.
New Yoiik, Feb. 4. A telegram has
been received saying that tho decision in
the cabe of tho St. Paul, Stillwater &
I Taylor Falls Railway vs. ltusscll Sage at
St. Louis had been reversed. The case
involves about $250,000; and is the first
of a series involving about $1,00,000. By
the decision the case of Sage is entirely
thrown out of court.
JlrltisU Shl Ashore.
.London, Feb. 4. The British Bhlp
Itlver Nitli, Capt. Jones, from Portland,
Ore., Sept. 80 for Sltgo, is ashore at
Broadhuven, n small bay on the west
coast of Ireland, County Jlayo, between
Benwea and Errishead. The ship is leak
ing so badly that her pumps are not able
to keep her free of water.
Uauvers' Destructive Klre.
DANVEns, Miss., Feb. 4. A most de
structive fire last i'ight totally consumed
.Tieunlt hV Farrar's simp, faetnrv. His
losa ou tho uulldiug is $15,000, partly in
sured, while the loss of tho tenants, O. C.
Farwell & Co., is $70,000, insured for
$50,OOo and that' of W. H. Burns, nnother
tenant is $20,000, insured for $15,000.
Newark to llavo u Unseball Club.
New auk, N. J., Feb. 4. It now looks
ns if Newark would bo represented by a
professional basebnll club next season.
The Newark Baseball and Exhibition
company will soon be organized with a
capital of $10,000. A number of proml-
,nnt
cltlssens nave aireauy subscribed
House of ltest ltotel,Attac1ied.
Philadelphia, Feb." 47 The House
of
owner, has Weu iiaffSi'g "y me neriii,
The hotel has been tho summer rU56L-aij
members ot the Bethany Sunday School
of tills city.
TAKE
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HEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTEII.
My doctor says It acts gently on the stomnch,
liver and kidneys, and is n plt'icsant laxatlvt'. TbW
drink is made from ht'rb-4, and I prepared fur usu
u-i taslly as Ua. i'lsr-iu'i!
AU druggists sell it ut
and tl.wl per nm kaf i
iluy one to-day. Lane's rnmil
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n order to be
illoves tne liowMi each, uai
healthy, this is necessary.
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KpeuIst meals ntpopular
? rices setved at ufl tlineg.
jidlwi' dining nil i fo
freshmen.!, rooms nMnoh
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Conditions Of the humau ivrm lULUtully treated
to develop, siren trine n, eiiiaruu au weuK,iiuuiw,
iinrtnvnlfiiMMl. fr,hl(i nruans uiid mirLB of til 6 DOdV
vhloti liuve lost or never uttulued a proper uid
natural nio, duo to 111 health, abuse, excesses, or
unknown oausefi. There Is ouo mcllioil una
nly ouvi by which this may bo uoooiiiii
lncreiLitedilow nf blood to any part, nrodui
alniploappurutna nctiiirf autouiaitoully, crtates new
ttasue, tone and vljfor by the same naturul lawsaa
the iiicreaso ot sine imd strength of musole. liunt
bepreladlcod bee use little quarks Monoetiy silly
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from fraud.
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Cut Ills Throat.
Newamc, N. J., Feb. 4. Abraham
Hilton, 41! years old, living at OS Bergen
street, made n murderous attack upon
his wife nt their homo last evening and
afterward cut his own throat. His re
covery is doubtful.
Italian Consul nt New Orleiuri
Washington, Feb. 4. The President
has recognized Riccardo Motta ns conBul
of Italy at New Orleans, for tho States
of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Arkun
sa, Alabama and Florida.
Lamp-chimneys cost so little
that we let them go on break
ing. We go ou buying and
grumbling.
What should we do ?
Get Macbeth's " Pearl-top "
and " Pearl-glass ;" they are
made of tough glass, tough
against heat j they do not break
in use1; they do from accident.
They are fine, well made,
exact; they fit the lamps thy
j 'jr i i - . Li.
are maue lor; btauu iipngnt ;
the shade is right; they make
a right draught for light ; they
are uniform. Both bear a label
for your protection. Look for it.
Be willing to pay a nickel
more and stop this constant
expense and annoyance.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Gro. A. Maciieoti tc Co
It tabes eight times the streiiL'th to
oupetalrH that is required for the
same utsiuut;o uu u jevei.
tables Oan't Eat Apple Dumplings
But thov cTnHvVjrili-'-duod atlscKs pi.
Wimi niip rir runH'a 'fi'OrAifiaro a)
ic. Dr. HKod'smrA1
i it Free shwiiIh for a few" 8aT
wars euro
U. ,J. JlcUirthy'8 or J
M.
milan's1' arQtf
store.
January cave us a wide diversity of
temperature una variety of weather.
Startling Faots.
The American nemile are rapidly becoming
a r tee of nervous wrecks, and the foilowrisc
utrue-ls Uietje.iL re eJv: Alniw is itenipii-
utr. of Uti'ter. la.. swtars that vuenhtsKou
was speechless from rtL Vitus dunce l)r
"lies great ttesuiruuve rme uureu nun
Mrs J It Miller, of Vlniralio, and J J).
Ia lor. of Lozusport. Ind., e,iu t gained va
Douuds from taitlnz It Mm. 11 A. Uarduer.
of Vistuli, I id., w.n cured nfiO toGOcun-
vuiHions a uay, ana mum neaa icnr, uizi-ne-s,
backache nud nervous urostratlou by
one bottle. Trlnl bottles, ana tine books of
Marvelous cures, fiee at u. u. liasenmicn.
Hie druggist, who recommends and guaran
tees this uaequaled remedy.
Now watch anil nee what kind of a
weather prophet the ground hog U.
Shlloh's Consumption Ouro.
This is bevond Question the most sue-
wsilul Oouirii Medicine wo have ever sold.
i lew doses Invariably cure the wo st rauios ot
wiign, vroup, ana uroucuitis, wnue us won
lerful succes In the care of Consumption is
vltboul a parallel in the history of mwliclne.
ilnoe It's llrst dlscoverv it has been sold on it
durante, a test which nn otber modiolus
'an Btana. ii you nave a unutn we eirnesuy
isk you to try It. Fries 10 cents, 50 cents, anil
lUiO. St your Langs are sore. Chest or Hack
ame, usdsw ion's rorous riauer. sold Dy
'. K. Haiieabuoti, N. E. corner Main and
Joyd streets.
Individual butter knives are nn es
sential to tbo well-Hi-t table.
Suddon Doaths.
if esrt disease le bv far the most freouent
ouuue of sti Iden do lib. wlnoli In three out '
four cases Is uasiunvoted The symptoms are
uot generally understood The-w are: lying
M too right Bias, snort uream, pain or (lis
iress in ltta iwotc or slioalder. Irregnisr
Fitiue, asthma wean ana uuuk' y spans, winu
it sunuaeh, Kwel lnz o ankles of drop),
jpiire"l.in1 dry eounu and smntiisnuii. Dr.
'iilee' Illustrated hook on Heart Disease, tret-
at '.II llagonbitcl), who si II and iruarautee
Or slues' unequaled New Kesri cure, u ut tils
Resloralli o Nervlnp. which cures nervotib
Qesw, lieutUch-, sleeplessnes ,etteclsof drtnk.
une, eta. It contains no opiates.
Wintoc is inovlnc alone rapidly and
Hprlng will Boou be here.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will yon heed the wa-ntng? The slenal per
tara of tbe sure anuroaoli of that more ter
rible disease. Consumption. Ask yourselves
If you oau a (lord for the take nl saving 50
sents, to run the risk and do nothing for it.
we Know iron experience mat rinuon's mire
rill Pure your Coueli. It never falls. This
nxplalns why more than a Million BoUlee
re soia ine inssl year, it relieves uitkii'
ud WhopptoaT t)oiuth at once. Mothers d J
not be without It. For Urns BMC Side or
Chest, nseHhlloh's Porous r'aster. Bold by
0. H. uagenbuoa, N. K. ctirncr Main and
Uoyd streets.
Esrly spring vegeinbles from the
toiitli will soon be appearing.
1 1 .-I..... I. LJ ...... .1 lir..tnlM,n.j,., KT V
iiu'n ui. -timuu, v uv.iat ,, .....
To Alva's Braslllau Bpeillle Uo Gentle.
neu: i.a.t spring i ws troubled with what
tin dooior-i to d ine was nuiwjular rheuma
tism. I u'sh unshle to walk for noarlv six
weeks All this time 1 W' tilng the medi
cine n eserliied by the a'lendlng ilo.tor, und
iron) which I not no relief.
s Irlend eent me a lane bntt'e nf Cactus
lllood Cure, tvhh h I tried, and before two
thirds ol tlio(,uio was used I was able lo
walk Ithont i)lu. It Is now iwo mouths
since the palasl it me, and have not as yt
romr td, and I Kol enttralv Iree from Jliem.
I dliyed wrltlun to you, n 1 was anxious
to snow wneiutr 1 was temporarily or per
maneutly onred.
It is with nlasure thai I now slate that
from my prseut feelings, I would Judge that
iatunuied
It Is hirdly neoestnry for me to r commend
tins mdilue. as 1 am positive tint a trial
of It Is all i hat U tieo eary, and I nm fully
oonvtuoefl it win reeommsuu itseii.
(Ira'-fnllvvourj il HOt.AN.
Kor sale at Kirlla'a Drug Store, KsTguson
Iloute moek,heiundoihi 1'a
The new silver (iimrtfrs and halvf a
are brglnulug to oiruiilute.
Milea' Nerve and Liver PUIS
ot ou a new principle regulating the
liver, sLotaaoh ana awel throuql. ilu nerves
A aew discovery. Dr. Miles' I'ills specdll)'
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MORRELL MACKENZIE DEAD.
The Kmtucnt Diyslclau Tasscs Away In
London.
fs -
London, Fob, 4. Sir Morrell Macken
tie, the eminent physiclnn, died unex
pectedly at 10 o'clock last night.
Sir Morrell Mackenzie was botn July 7,
1837, In Essex county, Englnnd. His
father wns ft well-knowh surgeon, and
the son was bred to the same profes
sion. He rapidly acquired distinction,
especially in regard to diseases of the
throat. He was patronized by royalty
and the nobility, and acquired consider
able wealth.
Twcnty-thrco years ago ho founded the)
Hospital for" Diseases of the Throat, in
Golden Square, London, and was always
devoted to its service. His fnmo ns
throat physician caused him to lie called
upon, by recommendation of Queen Vic
toria, to attend tho late Emperor Freder
ick, then Crown Prince, when tho affec
tion of the throat, which ultimately
proved fatal, began to develop itself
benously.
After the death of Kaiser Frederick,
Dr. Mackenzie was pursued vindictively
by the criticlin ' f German medical men,
being, on the other hand, upheld by the
English royal family and tbo Empress
Frederick. His connection with the case
brought him world-wide famo and also
much annoyance. Ho published his de
fence of his treatment which excited
much attention.
He was made a knight in 1889. Besides
being consulting physician of the Hos
pital for Diseases of the Throat, he was
for some time physician to the London
Hospital, and was the author of seveial
medical works.
LORD SALISBURY'S SPEECH.
Ills Utterances at Kxeter Criticised by the
Conservatives.
London, Feb. 4. Lord Salisbury, in
his speech nt Exeter, made no reference
to dissolution beyond ridiculing the idea
that Parliament ought to bo dissolved by
the juistry because of "a few adverse
bye-elections" a rather amusing
euphemism for the overwhelming defeats
of South Molton and Rossendale.
The Conservative press regards ns most
important, the opinion which he expressed
that u general election will bo speedily
followed by others.
Tho Unionist "Chronicle" reproaches
him for resorting to the silliest subter
fuges of the political arithmeticians in
trying to prove that a Unionist majority
is inevitable. Tho "Chronicle" says
that "this is nn absurd way of Ignoring
the fact
that . tho Gladstonlans
winning .
HUS3
Uotr It
.1 :Iong the line."
NATIONAL
Adopted by
. Nicholas.
HYMN.
the Czs
Tho
t part which tho Uus'iian na-
ttoual
imyou in western rJU'
rope slrjwj'the, Iier76rWC2,5nlzatlon
with IlusSia has started muelTTTlrn.'yT
about its origiu. 1 AccOrdiurf to th
Frankfurter Zeltung the hymn la notj
yet sixty years old, and was first used
for its present purpose under Czar
Nicholas. When ho made his tour of
rrussia and Austria in 1833 ho was ac
companied by Adjt.-Gcn. Axtel Feod
orowitsch Luoff, a passionato vio
linist and a composer of bomo skill.
Tho czar was Impressed by the fact
that every refrimental band in Iicr
llu and in Vienna greeted hira by
plaj'ing the national hymn of their own
country, nnd this was apolojrized for by
tho known absence of any recognized
national hymn in the great empire
which ho ruled. Nicholas was much im
pressed by tho deficiency, and during
his return journey toward St. Peters
burg had much talk with Luoff upon
the subject, and nt last ordered him to
compose a hymn for the Russian mili
tary bands. LuofE hereupon sot music
to Sehulowsky's "Clod bo tho Czar's
Protector." The Sehulo wsky-Luoff hymn
wns first played publicly before the
czar on November 23, 1833, and so
pleased the sovereign that by a ukase
of December 4 of the same year ho or
'derod it to be adopted ;vs the national
hymn of Uusbia. Luoff was not only
T-,m-i ,1 1 ... tl... Mtt- nf u ,.T.l 4.
box set with diamonds, but permission
fT"ri?toV
the flrat line of the hymn as the family
motto.
"NOT SO VERY AWFUL."
Comments That Mm. Klinpson Heard
Itc-
Kiirdliie; IlersolC
Two refined-looking ladies sat in the
momberb' gallery of tho house of repre
sentatives picking out the various
statesmen on the iloor with tho aid of
the ohart In tho congressional directory,
says the Washington Post. A rather
vociferously attired young lady saun
tered in aud took a fcent beside them.
"Dc tell me where Jerry Simpson Ssl"
exclaimed the newcomer; "I have
heard so muoli about hira." One of the
1 allies pointed out the nlllnnoe Kunsan
in the urenn lieneath. "Oh, no, that
isn't Jerry Simpson," protested the loud
young lady confidently. "1 would know
him because 1 have seen Ins pictures.
"And 1 have known Mr. Simpson for
some time myself," replied the lady.
"Wrll, he does not seem to be sueh a
bad-looking man after all," the vocifer
ous young lady commented af fhr a care
ful scrutiny. "I wonder if he brought
his wife with him?" "I believe she is
In the city," tho quiet ludy asserted. "I
would like to see her too. 1 hey do sag'
she isn't so very awful. How do you sup
pose she likes all the ttumjV the papers
soy ubout him?" And the fashionable
maiden rattled awnv several eonjootures
In regard to Mrs. Simpbon. "sho doesn't
mind it," responded the- eid-r ludy.
"Do you know Mra. Sui:;vn, ttjo?" in
quired the fcihtsi-n-. " .T.y u r," ix
marked the otlu'r, Miciii. ,-. "Is 'i 5lr.
Simpson."
Cut-Tails us food.
Savages find uuiiiy sources of f jod
buiwIv wheiv fivili.'.cd people would
starve. In L'tali tho flowers af the cut
tails, which bloom in the spring, are
regarded as a dolicacy either raw or
cooked. IJoilod t iey mako u very gcxl
simp, fulifornla Indians make bit-ad
from t!if ixillon of cat-tails, which
thi'j eolh'ft m Ini'iTi' uniintitio by lie.it
ing it off fiviirt tho plants riul catfhing
it on blankets.
Anlnewd n millinery is to plant
iiititirui lueuouu UIUK4 niuiiciui nun rir,,
We Can't do it
hut nro willing to pay for learning liow to
mako ns good an articlo ns Wolff's Acmb
IiLAcKiNO of clicnp material so that a
retailer can profitably sell it at 10c
Our price is 20c.
Tho retailer says the public will not pay
It. Wo Buy tho public will, becauso they
will always pay a fair price for a good
article. To show both tho trado and tho
public that wo want to givo them tho best
for tho least money, wo will pay
Reward
For above information ; this oner is open
until January lbt, 1803.
WOLFF & ItANDOLPn, Philadelphia.
Pilc-Itotl is tho namo of n paint which
docs work that no other paint can do. Aeur
wood painted with It looks like the natural
wood when It Is stained and varnished.
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
will find it protltublo to Investigate. All
paint stores (sell it.
WHY IS THE
L, DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONET?
It is n seamless buoo, with no tacks or wax thread
to hurt thefeott mado of the best line calf, stylists
and easy, and because irtf trials wore shoes of this,
grade than any other ma nufarturer. It equals hODd
sewed shops costing from S I.U) to $3.00.
C 00 U'iinliin llnnil-scwed, the ftncritcaie
ePJs shoo ever offered for $.1.liu; equals Frencti
Imported shoes which cost from S3.0I to 812.00.
llnnd-Seed Welt Mint, lino calf.
Pssrs stylish, comfortaulo and durable. Ihobcsc
shoo ever offered at this price t same rtrado as custom-made
shoos costing from $G.0u to $11.1X1.
CCO QO 1'olleo Shoot Farmers, ltallroad Meri
Ps's and Letter Curriers all wear them; tlnocalf.
seamless, smooth lnsltle, heavy turoo soles, exten
sion edpo. ono pair will wear nyear.
To 50 lino cnlfi no better shoe ever offered at
29es this prlcot one trial will convince those
who wont a shoe fnr comfort and service
C&O 3 nnd $'2.00 Vorltlncmr-n,fi shoes
e7esB are very stronir and durable. Thoso who
hsTo given them ft trial will wear no other make.
I3rtlfc' fe00 nnd 1.75 school shoes am
USJ VO worn bytlieboyseverywhere; theytell
on their merits, ns the Increasing sales show.
V- -r-f fc'Jl.OO llnnd-NCvtcd shoe, best
1 n c u trsS Ijonirola. verystyiish; equalsFreccbi
UnrirtedslSSsk ,. f
l.nrile-' 1.30. Sj.Tv2',nn 5.1;73.nne for
UlssesnrethehestnneOODgXfn"0''""""'0;
'mil Inn Hre, that W. I.. !JouriL: nsmo anil
price ore stomped on the bottom of each
rw-Ttltl! VII SimMTlTHTr. rrl
Jasht on local advertleed dealers snpnlyiag yon.
W. Ij. JUUUt,Ari. lirochtou.nfnss. fsahtby
JOSEPH BALL,
Nortlt Din in St., Slieimiiclonlt
CACTUS BLOOD CUEE.
SUPERIOR TO SARSAPARILLA
Purities tho blood by ex
pelling the impuiities through
the proper channels and never
causes eruptions on the skin.
Regulates the bowels. Cures
dyspepsia, liver and kidney
troubles, tone3 up the system
and gives you an appetite.
JN CVOr IillltJ O (Hire all' COn-
'dition produced by impure or
; . 1 1
lmDovensiieci uiouti. or a ms-
ordered state of stomach, liver
or kidneys.
Soil! at Klrlln's Drug Store,
P'nrgtuon' t Hotel lihek. Shenandoah. Pa
i FINE SHOW
II you want lo sea a One display ot Hoots ana
Hhoee, goto
W. S, SNYDER'S
Boot and Shoe Store,
(Masteller't old stand,)
Coni-ir Coal and Jarrtlu Mts.
CitHiuiii Work nntl Itcpulrlng;
liane In the best style.
JOHN COSLET'S
iGreen Truck Stand !
Cor. Main as Oik Streets.
Fresh Oysters Received Daily.
A anellne l Obolee OHOOBUIKH
Nuts an! Oandlee,
roultvy of all Ktnln.
lit. Oostlet r?olves bis green trues: dUny
Ironi'tlie eltr marltetf, whloh H a ciuraiio
to ids on foment th it they wlllreoMve frosh
gKdswhn bnyl. gfroni film, -
RUPTURE r?sH
W, the uo.derUne1, were
' oureu oi rtioia oy
. daver. -81 Aren t,.
riiilftUM 'hta, I'a , x.Jonee i'lil low, Kcani't
Siii.M l't.i T. A. Krai's. SI itlinrtnu l'i.. I1.
ai. nnisii. vi iiiui vi ill. i-iL.: iLssv. a. n mi
liter, niiniiiirv.i L' : 11 .1. irMiiaii . in
pi.. itenii'iK, fix.; w u. I'll, ivi aDiiinm- -i ,
a l&sTi.'Ka.t
iuu, iteaaiuK, ra. oeua tor qirputar.