3'" A. Ha WILL N'
R ported Thut llli is to Leavo
t he Cabimit.
PERHAPS A MUTINY
Sensational Rumors of the
Wxcck of tlio Embiricos.
WOLFF'S
Highest of all !n Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
;Hi: datk IS NOT DETX3EMINED,
CAPTAIN AND OFFICERS KILLED.
Evidont ths Greeks Used Toroi to Prevent
the (hksrs Leaving the YesK
"bjBo.l Iiub.h:Y to Paiform His Duties
tbs Causa-
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SICK
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rorrsctallillROriloraof thostomachtlmulalotha
river and rstuto tho bowels. Even IX t he J only
ro
l&cbMkey vouia bo almost priceless to those wha
I eater from this distressing complaint; but f orttj
iSiatslythelrgoodnessdocsnotendhero.andtboss who once try them will find these little pills vara
mile la so many ways that thoy will not be wll
Olcg to do without than. But after allulclthoaj
fla tho bane of so many lives that hero Is whero
IwetnakeourBrettboast. Our plluicuroitwhUa
loiters do not.
- Carter's Little TjTer PUls aro very small and
very easy to take. One or two pills makea doso.
Ihcy are strictly Tegetablo and do not grips or
purge, but by Luelr gentle action pIeaso.au, who
use then). InYlalsHtMeenta, live for $1. Sold
by.ttt5ta every hero, or sent by mall. '
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la absolutely pure and
it in soluble.
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has mors than thrts tlmtt thi
stnngth of Cocoa mixed with
Blarch, Arrowroot or Bugar,
and 1 therefore fnr moro eco,
nomlcal, costing leu Man one
crntacvp. Itlsdelicious.nour.
Ithing, strengtlienlng, KiSll.T
jitaESTBii, and oUmlrnbly adapted for Invalids
as well as for persons lnheaUb.
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M mint rsbiuhtlos, dralni, los,pi( nrrvoui d,VilIltT, leep-
.... ..nop 0T nrtlq, serf rcii, ii.ci r
luiusr, ttilUdjll.IU. liduej, llr MOlaoi
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u siTta a cwrreol tha, It loiiami, mm V.
'"II l,000.00, an4 1 tura alt ut tba abort dlaa.
!!!" I" Tbauiaoil tiaa bten aiirad kj thti BiaMaloui
ii! f"""' H e"ar ramdHi falls, and watlrt boa.
W(a, UttlKllrnacUlalH lhl..na H, AlbAr at ale
fM'l ImproTad (.UlTlilC fcl kl'tNMIllT la tta
."a "t a0r4eak nwn, fHKK n UIU BtUs.
."'Ita aad flc,M.ua MiH.a.11. jl'AII,Tlii:u la SU In 9U
ti":..aJ far Una llliural.d oaaiU. Mai, '
-'.'" -aai -
Mjua ju a , a.iw a w - ,
No.010 DroadwayiHEW YOBK.
Sw WALL PAPER
Si,,J!t.'oflJr piMtaf.tron.otr bntthllfui line of
intir'00l?a,'l'l sampiosltlowosiprtCM. .
Andrew llhOADV,du0UtgbSL',lvldeucc,n.t
I
One Man Ilenten Off From the Lifeboat
With an Iron'llur and iVas Droivneil
"The Greeks lleruscd to Allow, Their
Huat to 'Iteturu 'to the llescue 'of
the Itest of the Crew llootn In" the
Lifeboat for Fifty, but Only Fifteen
Permitted to Kilter. ,
London, Feb., 10. Sensatlonl.1 , rumors
are current to the effect that "the Ore'ck
steamer limbiricossflYhlch was recently
wrecked ,0ft the c'tllr Islands, foundered
during a mutiny of the crew, In which
the captain and some of the ofllcerU were
murdered, and also that tile remaining
officers Were murdered in a flijht with
Ktilyes to i sccurpossqsslon of one of the
boats after the accident.
The statements of the survivors, are
conflicting, but it is evident that the
Qreeks, forming a majority of the Saved,
-.'i". to;PVent U'e nCC89 E
others to the bnnt.
Three Maltese Sailors agree In stating
that a man was beaten oil from tho boat
'with an lron'bar and was drowned. An
other Maltese says that tho lifeboat
which rescued the Greeks was' about' to
return to the doomed vessel for" the
others, bc the Greeks refused tp allow
It to proceed, anil the English captain
and oflieers wero left to thqir fate,
Should the condition of tlie"bodles on
recovery prove that violence was used,
the Greeks will be held for trial.
A Mnlteso named Ualzan, who was on
the Embiricos, says that the 3teamer was
moving at half speed in a heavy fog,
when early in the morning ho was awak
ened by a violent shock. Ha found the
vessel had struck a reef of rocks near an
island.
A rock nnpeared to have torn the
bottom of the vessel before the foremast.
Her bow was slightly elevated. Water
was rushing in and .flooding tho stern,
and the Etnbicicos.was settling down'.
The captain was on the bridge trying
to direct operations. There was n gen
eral scramble for the boats.
llalzan and his comnanions entered the
lifeboat despite the efforts of the Greeks
to exclude them, lialzan admits that
there was a call for knives, but only.to
bo Used to cut tho boat away. ( ,
When they left in the lifeboat,' he
cuptaiu and officers were trying to launch
tho other boat. There was room for flfty
men in the lifeboat, btitltj contained only,
fifteen, When they had pulled a little
distance those left on tho veseel were
heard shrieking and Imploring to be
saved.
Tho Maltese started to back water, but
tho Greeks overpowered him and threatn
ened to kill him nuless he obeyed orders.,
He did not see the vessel founder, but
looking back ten minutes later ho could
not discern anything.
According to another story, the Greeks
declined to pick up men who were swim
ming behind the lifeboat, and felled with
au iron bur a man who clutched the boat.
CLEVELAND WILL NOT RUN.
John J. I.entz of Ohio Says the ex-Fresl-limit
Told Hlrn So,
Spiunofield, O., Feb. 10 "Grover
Cleveland Is not a candidate, for the
Democratic nomination, "declared John
tj. Leutz, before leaving his home in
Columbus.
Mr. Lentz is one of the leading lawyers
ot Columbus, a prominent State politi
cian and President of the famous Thur
man Club.
"Mr. Cleveland told me some signifi
cant things in our last interview in Now
York a short time ago," said Mr. Lentz.
"Jhe Is a man of abrupt speech, a power
ful and constant worker, clerically and
mentally, and speedily had Newspaper
Itow on him for his gruff ways.
"Ho works actually sixteen hours a
day, and said that any man could do It.
Ho assured me that ho had reached the
age when he appreciated leisure, and that
lie had modest and legitimate fears that
in the event of his re-election he might
not make the record that ho did before.
"Ho dreaded the horrors of a Presides
tlal campaign. I do not know that he
would absolutely decline, but he Is only
negatively an aspirant."
Out for aicKliley.
ClevbXjA nd, 0., I"eb. 10. Col. A. L.
Cqnger, one of thamost prominent Blaino
men in Ohio, and who is now In .San
Francisco, telegraphs the Cleveland
"Press" as follows: "Ulaine'swithdrawal
will bring out other candidates and we
may expect to see delegations, frpm Wis
consin, Illinois, Indiana, Dlib, Mlcbltran
and New York appear before tho conven
tion with nujmo of favorite, squs. ,Thtt
Los Anirelos "TIiihm." is out forMcKinley
of Ohio, and there is a friendly feeling
for him all along the 1'u.oillo Coast."
J'or Vlolutlni; Xeiitrullty Ij.ua.
Rak Antonio. Tex.. Feb. 10. Carmen
Ybaiieic, the Mexican revolutloliUt who
led the attack upon Aiexieiju troops in
Forlillas, Mexfco, a few weeks ago, has
been arrested liei-e lie was jndlcfcau oy
the Federal gmnd jury recently In ses
sion utHrownsville, Tex., for viglatiug
the United State neutrality laws. He
admits that he is the man indloted, hut
refuses to give any particulars or the
revolutionary movement.
tlarlmnuth Utillege Alhlutics.
Haxovkii, N. H., Feb. 10. The Dart
mouth College trustee have voted to
leave the lnutmnuin. ut of .jpla,ge ath
lotles to a committee to be composed of
repiesentatlves of t.io colleu6 tucHlty.
alumni tind uiideibrudnates. The alumni
huvu promised to raliu $W,0U0 for
up u field and Kymnasinai, for wliioh
the plans havo uluiuiy been drawn.
Sentenuetl I" l'llsou for Life.
Utioa, N. Y., Feb. 10. Win. lfoselle
m,ihll was oouvlcttHl of murder in the
second degree for 'hooting and killing
William lllmlito.Jll, Uinwpora. una
county, last September, lie wiwsentenced
io Auburn prUou for life, . Y
raw, as a
Killfil the blailali Ocmi.mnts.
i,.w N. Y.. Feb. 10.T-At 8,p'clock,
i.a Illiitrliamtou express bouud
..nHl, wni ri.'iHsilll' throuuh GulWerhmd
ii..Ucnntii of heru.it struck a sleigh?
instantly1 killing Its occupants; Leonard
Walley and wile.
J- '
ARTIFICIAL IVORY.
..neither of the Triumph, uf Scfenoe Tho
Manuf.icture (.mcrionl.
' Natural Ivory 1$ composed of tribasio
phosphate of lime, magnesia, alumina,
'gelatine, nlbumcrJ and calcium carbon
ate. Many attempts' have bean made to
'mnlto an artificial substitute, but until
recently thoy have proved unsuccessful
! The process, says the Chicago Herald,
is, briclly, to treat quickllmd with suf
'llcient water to convert it to a hydrate,
nddlng to It, however, just before it be
comes completely hydrated, an aqueous
solution of phosphoric acid, and while
'thoroughly stirring incorporating small
quantities of calcium carbonate, mag
nesia nnd alumina, and finally tho gclu-
title and albumen dissolved!
n water.
Thus is obtained a plabtic, intimately-
mixed mass, which Is But aside to allow
completion of the action of the phos
phoric neid upon the chalk. A day
later, while the mixture is still plastic,
it is pressed into tho desired form and
dried in a' current of air about 150 do
grecs C, nnd after being kept for three
or four weelts beeomeb perfectly hard.
The proportions, Which can be col
ored by the ndibtipn of suitable sub
stllnccs, are: Quicklime, 100 parts; wa
ter, aoo parts; phosphoric acid solution
(1.0.r specific gravity), 7."i parts; calcium t
carbonate, 10 parts; magnesia, 1 to 2
parts; alumina precipitated, 5 parts;
gelatine, 15 parte.
Relative Strength of Men anil Women.
A French cxpdrimentcr-has tested the
strength of fifty robust men nnd fifty
healthy women, all of the middle class
' of bociety and between twenty-flvo and
fort3-flvo years of ago. Ho,used,an ap
paratus recording the greatest down
ward pressure with the palln' of the
hand.i Tho strongest iqan was able to
give wlth'the right lianu a pre'ssuro
equivalent to one hundred and eighty
seven pounds. Tho short men. waj near
ly as strong as'th'o tall,' the average dif
ference being less than seven pounds.
The forco exerted by the strongest
woman was only nluqty-se,ven pounds
and that by the weakest was but thir-ty-flro
pounds, while tho average was
seventyttwo, pounds. , ,
ISuts Are Unlucky.
Thc,ro Is a very strong dislikti to tho
bat among the peasants of . south Ger
many. A feeling of disgust and fear
takps pqisessiqn of k the,, farmer who
finds bats in his chiinney, not only bo
cause ho' believbs' the creatures will
feed upon liis pork that hangs In the
smoke, but becau.ta bat& are regarded
a3 unlucky and bring poverty and mis
fortune. It Oarea 0oUa,0ourlis,BerThreatCroup,InllneBts,
Whooping Cou'b. Bronchitis ni Asthma. A canals
mro f-.' Consumption Is dr.t altj , a-, 1 aura r.ltf Is
a lnerd ataifa. Uaaanwaa. You will sas tbs tx-U-nt
effeot aftfr taking th that dos. twl tj
d.alar. atrjb.ra. I.ar,aa.lUa ' l aj.4 Ll-OO.
CIIRId. BOSSLEIt'S
AL00N AND RESTAURANT
201 N. Mulu St., Sheiinuilouh.
The Finest of Beers, AlesvCigsrsJc.
JOHN H. EVANS' SALOON,
ifi E. CENTER ST., SHENANDOAH
FRESH BEER. PORTER, ALE.
tftnAMt bBinrtH of olinLnt ftlwavfi ou hAOd
nuicHLv. TiiQPQiioiiLY. Fonnvcn CURED
li j lien v,
Rnlentlflo motfiod that
caunut fall uiilt.ua tba
case is ueyona numin
aid. You leal lrapruvod
Un ft rut. ritiT. feel a bena-
flt over y day) aoonknow
yourself a klnw nuionff
mort la body, mind ana
(itnlosj. 1ST err obsituw
to happy juHrrlod llforo
mnTOtl. .Nerve force.
wilt,euercr, brainpower,
vhcu failing or lost arj
l-aatnrod by thla treat
ment. AllhinnJiintl wenl;
portions of tbobotlyen
larued and Btredgtueoed,
Victims of tsbuaea and
cxccsHei, rot-1 aim your
manhood ! BulTererfl from
lunr.overwork.llllitJnflh,
rcsaiiiyourvlaurt Dea't
deapalr.eTen If Hi tlt last
utajiea. Don't bo dt&heart
oned if quncka buvo rob
bed you. Iafitua bIiow you
that tuodlccil ecivnooaud
lm sin ens honor still oxtstt hero lm band In hftud,
Vrlto (or our Hook with explanations proof",
xaallodseuletrroe Over ,0OO iciercnce,
EIIIB MEDICAL 00. t BUFFALO, IT. 7.
A ProfiUaie Busineai on Llmil Capital.
PEARL TYPEWnTR!
for business and prlvato eorri'spoiulenoe.
pie, ihirabjo, ueeurate,
anhmaehlne. Does &
Nut a tuv. but u prueti-
Does not gel-out of oMari
No
praotlco reiulred to operate it,
l'rioe. .
A respaosihie agent, wuniod- in every town, to
lpm, Hhoi-aj ttjuupemenis win oe uiauij.
I'earf --yrpwriair, aaaia4aa. ,
S3&
,No. Mporesf., (l-fT-lm) New York City
To Set Aside the Mortgage.
Wateutow.v, N. Y., Feb. 10. George
II. I'helps, of this city, has begun un
nctlon iigaiuHt the ..iiriliage, Wjiterlown
it Sac.ett llnrbor itmlway (Jompauy, t
set asido the inortx ige recently made )u
favor of the New lork Guarantee ftuii,
inuemuity ijonipauy jor .ouv,uuu, ujiou
thp.ground that tin proper consents, ot
stockholders of the railio.td coiiipunj,
have never been given to the exetuuiou
of the mortgage.
SaiUfnelory to F.iigluml and Canada
Lqndon, Feb. 10. During debute ou
Uritfsh Columbia at the Jtoyal Coloniu,
institute, blr Charles Hipper, High Loin
missioner for Canada, haIcI that tlu
clauses relating to the arbitration of the
liehring Sea question had been arranged
In a manner eminently satisfactory to
Great liritaiu and to Canada.
Daughters of tint War of 1813.
Albany, N. Y., Feb. 10. A certificate
ot incorporation of the Daughters of the
War of 1S12 has been Hied. The society
opens its field in New York city and in
founded to promote the patriotic spirit oi
the men who fought in tho war of laUi.
The Lehigh A'alloy Lease Story.
Philadelphia, Feb. 10 John Lowbei
Welch says he knows nothing ab,ut th(,
rumored loase. of the Lehigh Val.ey road
to the Now York Central or any otliet
road.
Henley Will Contest.
Boston, Feb, 10. The Healey will cast
contest at Whituiau has been finished
and un estate of about $S0,00J will lit
bunded over to missionary societies in
new Horn.
No Onromo for Your Baby
In hi "fl'-r; hm if mothers will go to C,
1. VUO'tuhy's or J. M. Htllnn's druif
s'oro, and -L a free simple bottle of Dr
Hand's 0 die Cure, there will be a well
baby fur you.
The nmscullue nollar is made liL
her
in front und lower behind.
The Greatest. Strike.
Armnitli are' striken tliat uf Or. Miles
In di8!')verloi his N-w Hear Cure has
prnvou I elf t be o ieol the most lm "rtaut
rheilHininilror.lt has been ue aLinlslilutr
Aire. Iv Iheti-eituti'tit ' lieirt dlv aw Is be-
lnz rev ilu lou zed. and ma v utioxnected
fniresetl ced It-oon relieves siinrt breath, ,
na leil 'C, iUn la side, urin, shnuldi-r. wek 1
niidhmry wl s, oppreiilou, s7ellm of
anuies, s louieiin aua -eart uropiy. or.
vtiles' bo ilc it i IIi't mi(tNervous Uiien KU.
Iree. I lie it lequatert New Hoirt. Cur Is so'd I
kii ' gu'iruuieed bO. IL liuveubucu, the drug. !
Ull, .lo his Haxtorf We Nervlue f ir head '
ai'iie. II b, sriree', not II unes, nervous emu
opluru hbll, etc.
IJutti'iis were never so elaborate nnd
beiuiilfu ue they are now.
Shilob's Oousumption dure.
This l bevond uusalloa the -nost mic-
Kswtul Cjvnrli Medicine wo hve ev?r sulit.
a low .losei luvarl tbly cure the wo st case ol
KU;n, uroup, ana uronciiitu, wane its woo
lorful mteee-H to t'ie cure of DonsuiUDtlon ts
Tlthout a parallel lu the history of medicine,
tmcrt It's flrstdlscorery it ias baaa ot I on a
'uarantee.a test which no other medicine
1a siaQil. it yqu n ive a ' xiurt we e-.raesuy
tsts you ta try it. Price lOconLi, SOoontsfand
ll.Ml. If yoar Luugs are sore, ilhust or Baok
'nine, use SlilloU's Porous Waiter. 8otd by
O. K. KaeabucU. N. IS. corner Mala and
,ioya streets.
The lilc'i-shoulderi'il sleeve Is seen
uyen on night dresses.
, Will Bo Given Away.
Our eu'ornrls nirdruirilst O. II Haionbtich
wliienrli" the lianst stncK or dm i, pe
iiiuerles, tou lartlclxs brushes, Kpoii!eH,eto .
I-1," liu a vi,v a laree unmoor of i rial 0 itUen
if Or .Miles' celehrta l llKtoritllve V. rvlne.
II KUiimnteas it to cure bea'la'ihe, illzzlne.H
uervous protratl m, slsepl i. ie.s, the 111
elfeoLs of spirits, t-ib'oo. tinllee, e'o Drutf-
Miian-yit is tue grtent suer tuay ever
ku w and 1 uu ver lly nutlsfiiat ry. They
uU i git irautee Dr. Ml ev New He.irir"ure 111
all ii.se. ,f a rvou or-orgaiiluhe'rt. dl.s.ue.
pit itatlon, palci la sldci, s inrn rlnr, fu-.
Miieoooicou "jNervuH auu ueiri uiseases"
'ree
It 1" Improper lo lemove the cloves
in order to eut.suppor.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will you heed the w'alng? The signal tier.
tans
upiDi-Kureripii-rrMon or tnut moie
tar-
rlble disease. Consumption
Ask vimrsnlve
If you can atlord for the sake or savlm; 50
i-eiits, to run the rlsrsand do nolhlue for II.
We tcnWfiori experience that Hhnou'a'Onr"
07111 Cun vow dough. It never falls. This
explains why more than -a Million Boult
.rere sold tho past year. It relieves Troup
ahd Whonolne (Xmgb at one Mothers do
not be wUho'itil. For Liinae BaVtMt, Bide oi
Uhest, UHHShlliih'K Porous Plaster. Hold by
O. if. Hniteutiuoli, N It. corner vtnlo aud
Uoyd streets.
Tn polite o TreMpoiuleucfUO abbrevia
tlonauro tolvrnled.
IUrt"wou thsitoiind, WVfi'hester Co., N. Y.
To Alva'i Hrujlllau aiM'clflu Oo Gentle
en t La-t spring 1 w troubled with wjiat
tn-don or. tod um was uuiatMiUr.rlitiimv
ilm, I wa tmsble to walh lorwertny six
weess All this time 1 Wia - ie the mnili.
cln p e-erliwd bv 'he a'-ienrtlns doctor, aud
ironi wiueu i go no reuei.
irlend sent m u lamo bottle of ''actus
Illond Cure, whl' h I tried, and befora- two
llilrdsot ihoLuiewai used I wivi able to
wiillc 'Ithout ruin. It Is mow two muuths
i'. co tho imIuh i lt 'lie, aud have not a- yt
re'ur "id, aud 1 li el enllrelv tree from Ihfjin.
I rtel.ye.l writliiK lo you. as I '. anxious
to ltno whether 1 was temporarily or ier
maneutly cred.
It i villi pl-uaure that I now slate that
from niv present feollm-i, I would Ju lio that
I am eured
li I. h r iiy necessary forme tor-commend
th's m -d "Ins is I tun iwsttlve that a trial
of It Is all lltat Is uee s-ary, aud I am Hilly
oouvlneeU it wl 1 reoninmud Itself.
Ora1 fully jour' Jl IIWAN,
Kor sale at JCirllu's Onig Btore, Forauson
Iiuu IllooK, rihemudoih, Pa.
Thp sun Is now ou
grlmage north ward.
Its uunual pll-
Mtlott' Norve una JLiver Pllta
vt on a new prlunlple rogulatlnif the
liver, sbmvieh aud bowels (Areuon iiamw
oew dlse ivery. Of. SlUee' spd(s
wie,llljrr4ruer,rfivl ti, torpid uvtjr. Pile,
xiuitlpivtloru Uueuii.t lor iKin, .women,
ohliareu. Hmallest. mlUlest.eureulf Sldoses.
arU. rumples Free, a O. H. Himoobuch's
drug store.
i-lie Aiithoilty fur This gtuteuient Osly
eeuud to That of the Secretary Mlra
ull lie .liny Go to Cuba After Ills
Itfaixuatlun Is Aeeeptetl Hpe culutlon
as to His Huceoasor Minister Lincoln
Kpukell of to Tahe Jlls IMacc.
Washinotox, Feb. 10 Mr. Secretary
luiue's resignation from the Cabinet
v i 1 1 , after a icasoiiablo interval, follow
,iis letter of withdrawal ns n Presidential
pohsibility.
The authority for this is second only to
Secretary Maine himself.
Mr. lilninc has returned a definite deter
mination to reslgh .bis eomtnissiou us
Secretary of State. Only the date at
which this action shall be taken remains
undetermined.
The reason which Secretary Blaine
will give to the President for retiring
from- the Cabinet will be thut of physical
inability to continue to perform th
exacting duties of his present office. This
is, in fact, the true reason for Mr. Blaine's
determination to withdraw entirely from
official life.
It has been the hope of Mr. Blaine for
several months to spend some of' the
present winter in a warmer climate.
When he left Bar Harbor last fall it
was with the intention of going from
Washington either to the extreme south
ern part of Texas or to Mexico to spend
tho winter.
The Chilian imbroglio dragged its
length along till a trip of to great ex
tent became impracticable.' Since tho
Chilian affair bus assumed less import
ance, It is stated that Mr. Blaine has
expressed a desire to go ns soon as possi
ble to the Bermudas and remain till late
spring or early summer mouths havo
settled the fickle weather of this lati
tude. Since that time Mr. Blaine has also
expressed a desire to visit Cuba, and it
is thought that that island will be his
probable destination after ho has resigned
Irom the Cabinet.
It is, of course, too early to speculate
as to who Hi. IV succeed Air. Blaine as
Secretary u Mine. The name of ex-
Senutor tdu. ...i of Vermont has been
suggested liie.i.isu of his known intimacy
with the 1'iesulent and his great experi
ence in public affairs, but it will bo re
membered that Mr. Edmunds ussigned
his own precarious health as his reason
for resigning from the Senate.
Nw York ulready has a member of the
Cabinet, which would seem to debar
from consideration the name of ex
Senator Evarts, who was Secretary of
State under President Hayes.
It is thought more , probable, that the
President would iooR-to the west for a
successor to Secretary lilaiuov aud. it is
suggested that he might find it good poli
tics to appoint a man from Illinois.
In this connection the name of Robert
T. Lincoln, who was Secretary of War
under President Arthur, and who is now
United States Minister at the Court of
St. James, might be recalled and pro
moted to tho head of the State Depart
ment.
The most important subject after re
ciprocity now that the department has in
hand is tho Behring Sea question, with
which Minister Lincoln's duties during
the past three years have made him
thoroughly familiar.
WANTS TO GO TO CONGRESS.
This Cnmllilatu Says His l'latforin Will he
Compensation lor ex-Shives.-ItALEian,
N. C., Feb. 10. In his news
paper, tho "Gazette," published here,
Editor John H. Williamson, colored,
announces himself as a candidate for
Congress. He intimated lust November
that" he would be a candidate.
He says his platform will be compen
sation for ox-blaves, as proposed by
President Liucoln, who, at the time ho
made his famous proposition, admitted
that they were the lawful property of
those claiming to be their masters, and
proposed to p.iy tout) each for them, lib
crate tbem. and stop the. war.
Williamson declares that letters from
all harts of the country commend his
lews.
Connecticut ami the 1'alr.
IlAr.Tyor.D, Conn., Feb. 10. Governor
Bulkeley has issued a proclamation in
viling all persons interested to meet m
convention in the hull of the House of
Representatives at Hartford on Monday,
Feb. 32, at 11 o'clock, for the purpose of
uppoiutiug a commission to organize and
provide for uu adequate and creditable
exhibition o( tho urts mid industries of
Connecticut at tho World's Fair In
Chicago, and to consider the expediency
of ruisiiiK by popular subscription a sum
sufficient to defray the eacpeuses of suoh
a commission. The Governor takes thin
unuHiMtl method because of the failure of
the LegUlatuie to make sucli an appro
priation for the purpose.
Harilsley's Defalcation.
Pnii.tiiKi.riUA, Feb. 10. The City
Ci'inptiolu r 1 aa filed in court the official
ibUtieii.eul. of ex-tity 'ireasuier John
Banish y'.s defalcation, preparatory to
Collecting on Bislt)y' bond, The
amount of the default is determined to
be 0ili,JUcl.(i-'- 'Ibis does not inolude
400,01 1' which Bardsley deposited lu the
Keystoue Bunk and whioh was there at
the lime ot the bank's failure..
The Vitriol lliranar Cpiivlotvil.
Carusuj., Pu., Feb. 10.Corn,nvIfo of
George i'rey, both of Newvlile, this
Couuly, who lu September last threw
vitriul lu her husband's face while asleep,
bus been convicted. The trial lasted two
days and was uery sensational. San
Itjnee was suspended.
John It, llediiioud, Chairman,
LoKoo-N, Fell. 10. During the course
of the day, at a meeting ot the llieinliers
of the lVrnellite ptity, Un John E.
Beduiund was formally etwled utiairman.
To do Hack to tho Hope.
AiJUfv.N. Ya. Feb, ,!(). Assembly
mSi tfttiln has introduced Ws bill tore
pwtl the electrical execution' liiw and
kUlstltutlng the old form uf the'rope.
USED BY MEN. WOMEN Airo CIUXDBEN.
A SHINE LASTS. A WEEK.
LEATHER PRESERVER.
A HANDSOME POLISH.
IS WATER-PROOF.
20C. A BOTTLE.
cent a foot
will pay for changing tho tp
peoranee of old Furnlturo bo
corhplqlelythntltwillloo-likoriew.
IS THE t NAME,
OF THr IWATD058 IT,
S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN
TREBCST SHOE IHTHE WOnLO FOR THE IWONEfP
it is a Peamio.s3f.noe, witn notacimor wax tnread
(o burt tuo fret; made of the bctt J. no calf, stylish
nnd cay, and bemuse ice make more shoes of this
grade than any other manufartuier. It equals hanoV
Bewed bhoes costing f n m $ I.UU to $5.U).
VZFZ. uu eniiiiin iiauii-Heucii, inennemcaii
Khoo ivpr nfTprfMl fnr Chilli cnnnla Vronrh
ImporlPd slrncs w Ulrli cost f mm SJJHo $12.W.
i: uu iiiinu-r(''ii ttric riioc, nno cair,
Hfm fit 1 1 fill. 'Oinfnrtal.l nnd liirnllr. Thn liost
shoe ever onered at this price i u-imc k ratio as cus-
SO 50 J'ollco SIiikm l'urmera, Kallroad Men
nnd Lctttr Carriurftnll wonr tlwrm finornlf.
ceainless, smooth lnldt?, heavy threo Bvles, exten
elon edjre. (Juo pair will wear a year.
Y - rll filisa .na I fa lr li.illnn -1,... ovao nffnwn n
Cfa this urlcei one trial will rrnnvlncB Ihosa
Who want a shoo for comfort nnd service.
2. a una .nii woruiiiam'-.i'fl snncs
Itfft vprv Ktrnnir nnil sliiml.likj Tlincn ivhn
have given tbem a trial will wear no other make.
Qnic' o-.'Mi xi it a aM.7 Bcnoot snocs aro
SUsf UVO worn bvtha Lo.severvMhere: thevLell
on their merits, im the Increasing sales show.
nri inc a.fe. Jtiniiu-ixHwcii snoo, Dess
C 1 I I ! lttinfrolra. HrvKtvllf.h; finnalapnrh
Imported shoes costing from jgl.ui to tswu,
l.ailicV VSeSO. Sv-S.Cm nnd Si. 75 rhrv for
Misses are tho best flneUongola, htyllsh and durable.
;nuiianj oee iuu v. im iJoiiRias- naino anuL
price are stamped on the bottom ot ouch shoo.
nr-TAKE NO HtIlSTITUT:.J
Insist on locul advert lcil dealers BTippljlng yort.
XV. J,. DOttJLAS, llrocUton. Biass. SoldLy
J"OS33D?E3: BXXi.
Kortli niAin St., SlieuiuuloTiii
CACTUS BLOOD CURE.
SUPERIOR 10 SARSAPARILLA
Purifies the blood by ex
pelling the impurities through
the proper channels and never
causes eruptions on the skin.
Regulates the bowels Cures
dyspepsia, liver and kidney
troubles, tones up tho systera
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 Kirlln'8 Drug Store,
Ferguson's ItattX Block, Shenandoah, Pa
A FINE SHOW
If you waattoBeeaflaeaitaplfty of llooUata.
W, S, SNYDER'S
Boot and Shoe Store,
(Mfts t-eller's old stand,)
Corner Coal it nil Jartlltt Ht.
Custom Work and I-cpalrln
Dime In the. bent Hj le,
JOHN COSLET'S
Green Truck Stand !
Cor Mala and Oik Streets,
Fresh Oystora Roceiveil Daily.
A tine line of Choioe anoOEltlES
NuUiaudCUaUles.
1'jullty of all KttnTs
Mr, Ooitl.t r leMve bis eresn truck rttlly
trout Vo eltr rnvketi, wbiali U a gu irantee
lo liW oui oinira tbuttiey wlllreoelvo f.-osh
j-HXlswbm tiuyi .from him,
RUPTURE
We, the nndersliine4, were
v ourea or ruym n uy
l uoi a ...I, air
Phlladsl 'tilfl. I'a . Vjouas l'hllus. Kunnet
Hqu tro lU.j T, . IvMlU. HI ittj(Uiu t .; K.
M.Hmall, M un, Alio. I'a.: IloV. 8. f I. Slier
mer, rut iburv I'.i I I) 1. l).lltt 314 "1. 12m
n,lleadih fti; Vm Vt. Uil MintnweHt ;
PliirHtletrihla; lif l llwe.'VTO Kim Hi lleJ.
luit. I'a.; Uaiirae ana I'll. llurKart, tU LtcuiL
BU Hs.41ne, Pa. bind for slroslaN
VHYI THE
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