ONU ENJOY Both tho method and results -when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to tho tasto, and acts fently yet promptly on tho KidnoyB, liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to tho tasto and ac ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from tho most healthy and agreeable substances, its many oxcellent qualities commend it to all and havo raado it tho most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in BOc and 1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not havo it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE. HI NEW YORK, N.Y. Elctc Headache and relieve all tbo troubles Incf. dent to a bilious etato of tho system, such aa Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress aftes eating, Fain In the Biilo, &o. While their most emarkablo success has been shown In ctuog Ueafiacho, ret Carter's LIUla Ltvor MU ara equally valuablo in Constipation, curing and pro- entlng this annoying complalnt.wbllo they also correct aUdlsordersorthoBtoinachtimulatetha ;trcr and regulate tho bowoU. EveaU taoyoalj curou fAdislheyirouldbonlmoatpricelesstothosowha buffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu nately their goodness docs notond hero,and thosa whooncotry them will find these HtUo plllsvalu. Able in sotnany ways that they wlU no. bo wil Jlngtodoirithoutthcm. But after allele-head (is the bane of so many Uvea that hero Is whom Iwo ranlio our great b&aat. OurpllLicuroltwhlla lolhers do not. Csrter'a little Liver Fills aro very small and very easy to take. Ono or two pills make a dose. Thoy are strictly vegetable arid do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle acUon please aU who use. them. Invialsat2Scents live fort I. Sold by druggists everywhere, or sent by wall. CARTER MEDICINE CO., Now York: SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE FIRE INSURANCE. Largest and oldest reliable purely cash com. panics represented by DAVID FAUST, 120 S. Jardm St., Shenanooah.Pa, D 1 1 flTI I fl r We llo undersigned, were nil r Lint riV-1felrrc!.loui,S!t"r.e''.y Philadelphia, t'a., H. Jones Phi Ips, Konne' if. Hmall. Mount Alio, t'u.i Itev. 8. II. Hhur. rner, niiiiDury.ra.: i. j. jjuueti huh. 12m M., Iteadln, Pa.; Wm Dlx, 182r) Montrose Bt . i-immiHipiiiii; 11, li. noire, ar.i aim ru., iteia lug, Pa.; George and I'll. liurKart, WJ.Locusl Bt., Heading, I'd. Hend for circular. MADE BY THE DUTCH PROCESS are "Treated with Carbonate of Soda, Magnesia, Potash or Bicarbonate of Soda." Tho use of chemicals can be readily detected by tho peculiar odor fromnowly opened packages, and also from a glass of water in which n small quantity of chemically treated cocoa has been placed and allowed to remain for several days. I'or more than One Hundred Years the home of Walter linker .C- Co. have tnaile thetr Coroa Preparations AliSOLVTULY Will!, utlng XO Patent l'roeett, Alkalle; or Dye; W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. DR. SANDEN'S aRJHWk tr wait UTtST PATENTS BEST IMPftDVEMIMTt. WITH ELECTRO MAOmiC SUSPEHSORV. ., ,vrnio- Ii.'!.!H", " Viealn.M r..ulilo from OT.rLlallon of brain. B.rva fare.. or lDdUrllan. a. ..10,1 aaa. tt.llon. drain.. Iu.. n.r.m.. d.l.lili. Ill Jr. .id . 1..' .e"1'" """"'"I fpr..r.l..r alt It I luif .'.MU."1 ' rait tha we.r.r ... or 00 par. Ttioawud. bare barn aured hf Ibl. utarralou. lur. utlon afl.r all othar nmodlaa fallad and ..V. w ,.d. .f twl.mool.l, la lb). XX I rr .'l.r .uJ. " " Our pow.rrul Impror.d ILllTllll kKVlsMllir 1. Iba p.al.it boon ..r oiarod E iwai Viii K nil ill l Fit iru PAIS. Sand for lara, ilf..iral.d iaini.Llt. ...i... .... j mall, addr... NO. OID Qrnndwnv. IJPUl vrA .... .wi.ru CARTER'SI CURI liB,H &n fill BERING SEA TREATY Unanimously Ratified, by tlio Somilo. IN SECRET SESSION TWO HOURS. The Proceedings to bo Conducted in tho English Language- The nmiril Is to bo Compoied of Dlstln ttnculslieil .Inrlats, and Tlicy Aro to Bleot In Purls Within Twenty Days After the Onunter Cusp, or WliHt Might be Callnil Uvidence In Itabuttal Five Ques tions to be Submitted. WASiiiNaTOtf, March 80. The treaty or convention providing for arbitration in the settlement of the differences be tween Great Britain and tho United States over the Jurisdiction of the Beh rinf? Sen was ratified by the Senate yes terday afternoon by a unanimous vote. The secret session which resulted In the ratification lasted two hours. Shortly after the doors were closed, a call of the Senate was ordered and on unusually large number of Senntors an swered to their names, the number be ing increased to 72 before the vote on the treaty was taken. There was some general discussion con cerning the perfection of the treaty, and Mr. Sherman announced thnt the propo sitions made by some Senntors at pre vious sessions that the arbitration pro ceedings should be conducted in English had met with a favorable response from Lord Salisbury. After Mr. Sherman made this statement the treaty was amended so thnt English should bo the language used In the conduct of the pro ceedings. The treaty provides that tho Behrino Sea controversy shall be submitted to n tribunal of arbitration, to bo composeu of seven arbitrators, the President of the United States and Iler Britannic Majesty to name two each, and tho Presi dent of Frnucc, the King of Italy and ino Jung of sweuen anu JNorway to name one each. The arbitrators are to be dis tinguished Jurists in their respective countries, and the treaty provides that they shall meet in Paris within twenty days after the delivery of tho counter case, or what might be called evideuco in rebuttal. The printed case of the two parties, accompanied by documents, olliclal correspondence and other evi dence is to be delivered in duplicate to each arbitrator, and to tho agents of each high contracting party, as soon ns possiblo after tho appointment of the tribunal, but within a period not ex ceeding three months from the exchange of the ratification of the treaty. Within the next three months, unless moro time is required, the counter cases are to be delivered. The arbitrators are commissioned to "proceed impartially and carefully to examine and decido tho questions that have been or shall bo laid before them." All questions considered by the tri bunal, including the llnal decision, are to be determined by a majority of the arbitrators. Five questions aro to bo submitted to the arbitrators. These nro; First What exclusive jurisdiction in the sea now known as Behring Sea, and was exclusive rights in the Beal fisheries therein did Russia assert and exercise prior and up to the time of the cession of Alaska to the United States? 2. How far are those claims of juris diction as to tho seal fisheries recognized and considered by Great Britain? 8. Was the body of water now known as Behrlng Sea included in the phrase "Pacific Ocean" as used by tho treatyof 1825, between Great Britain and Russia, and what rights, if auy, in the Behrlng Sea, were held and exclusively exercised by Kusslu after said treaty. 4. Did not all the rights of Russia as to jurisdiction and as to tho seal fisher ies in Behrlng Sea east of the water boundary, in the treaty between the United States and Russia of March 80, 18G7, pass unimpaired to the United States under thnt treaty? C. Has the United States any right, and if so what right of protection of property of the fur seals frequenting the islands of the United States and Behrlng Sea, when such seals are found outside the ordinary three-mile limit? If the arbitrators decide that tho con currence of Great Britain is necessary to tho establishment of regulations for the proper protection aud preservation of the fur-seal in Behrlng Sea, tbo arbitrators shall then determine what concurrent regulations outside tho jurisdictional limits of the respective Governments are necessary, and over what waters such regulations should extend. The high contracting parties also agree to co-operate iu securing the adhesion of other Powers to such regulations. The ques tion of tho liability of eltherGovernment for damages is to be subject to further negotiation, although tho arbitrators may decido on questions of fact involved. Tho treaty also provides for the ap pointment of two commissioners by each of tho high contracting parties to inves tigate and report facts having relation to soul life and measures necessary for its preservation, Tho decision is to he made within four mouths after the close of argument cm both sides, aud It Is to bo final. The exchange of tho ratification of tho treaty is to be muds oither at Washing ton or at London, within six mouths ot its dale (February 2D) or earlier, if pos sible .Thnuulit to Huyo lleen Drowned, Lynn, Mass., March 80. Richard Brown and Warren Gott of Swampscott, started in thetr dory Monday morning after lobsters five miles oil' shore and should have returned at noon. Nothing has been heard from them us yot, und it is believed they were drowned In the heavy Bquall yeaterday afternoon. Keir Inaurauon Caile, Albany, N. Y., Murch 80. Tho Insur- rance Codu ot ths Statutory Revision Uommlsnlon lias pussuu the AMtemnly by a voto ot yens Hi, nays A3. An amend ment by lr. Qulgley wum adopted giving recognition to the Asuwuiuiit Endow ment companies. To Ilulld (Hunt Iron Works. llmFa.l.n. Muroh A0.--It ia rennrlml , that the uro.it J'ittshurK Aria ut Carne gie & Co. ure about to ostablUh u gluut iron work at Toiiawuuda. It is said I tho firm bus scoured laud and will put 1 up au Itmnoute branch ot their Pitts I lmrg plant. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. ABSOSUf EOf PURE SHE IS BADLY DAMAGED. The SteniiLir Kliloi to Ho Drydncked To Day to Undergo Itepulrs. London, March 80. The North Ger man Lloyd steamer Eider which was taken oil the reefs at Atherileld Ledge yesterday has been towed to Southamp ton and will bo drydocked to-day. It will require an immense sum of money to repair the damage to tho ves sel, for not only Is her hull damaged but her saloon furnishings are about completely destroyed by the sea washing in and out of her. The company, will have her thoroughly repaired, and It is believed that she will shortly be again employed in the trans-atlantic trade. Captain ileinecke, who has stuck to his ship with never-wavering confidence that it would at length be rescued, and who hns labored night and day in the work, accompanied tho ship to South ampton. He hns nearly exhausted himself by his Incessant efforts and shows marked signs of the anxiety ho has endured for nearly two months. But for Captain Helnccke's earnest rep resentations, It is probablo that all at tempts to savothoEIder would have boon given up, and the vessel allowed to beat itself to pieces on the rocks. The rescuo of tho Elder is a distinct victory for the German salvors who wero engaged on the work. Tho entire expert opinion of England ridiculed tho assertion thnt the Eider could be saved, and In sisted' that tho steamer was doomed to go to pieces on Atherueld Ledge. Theso experts now express curiosity to see how tho Eider looks. A HOT POLITICAL CONTEST. Culeb W. Mitchell Kleetoil President or hnrutojru. Bakatooa, N. Y., March 30. The hottest political contest that has taken place in this village iu many years closed last night in the election of Caleb W. Mitchell, Democrat, to tho village presi dency, by 385 plurality over Albert F. Mitchell, his Republican competitor. Tho retiring village president, Dovoa Lohnas, Republican, was elected two years ago by a plurulity of -100. The entire Democratic villago ticket, including three trustees, is elected. Ino light was on a moral basis. Hell Telephone Statement. Boston, March 80. About) 100 persons attended the American Bell Telephone Company's meeting, which re-elected tho officers ami voted to increase the capital from $15,OU0,OO0 to $17,000,000, tho stock to Issue at par to presont holders iu the proportion of one new share for six now held. Tho report shows: Number of Instruments under rental 512,407, increase 28,017; increase in 1800, 88,029; in 1889, 83.350. Total miles of wire, 200,450, increase 2G,040, increase previous year 47,199; number of sub scribers 210,017 increase 13,080; increaso previous year 17,028. Total number ot employes 8,370, an Increaso of 1,087. Number of daily connections in United States 1,584,712, or per annum about five hundred million. Stay Look Into Dr. Warsaw's Case. New York, March 30. Dr. Charles M. Warsaw of tho Health Department, who was arrested Monday for mailing a pos tal card on which he had writted a re quest for a list of lottery drawings, is connected with the Bureau of Contagi ous Diseases. Ho Is a sanitary inspector under Dr. Edson. Dr. Kelson said yes terday that Dr. Warsaw had been In tho department about five years. He has not reported for duty since his arrest, but Bent word that he was sick. It is likely thut the Board ot Health will tnko some action in tho matter ot his arrest. Will Push the. Cases. Boston, March 80. When nsked as to the outcome of his visit to Washington, United States District Attorney Allen Baid to a reporter yesterday: "Attorney General Miller Is in perfect sympathy with tho attitude of this office toward the Maverick Bank and Whiskey Trust cases. Wo intend t' keep steadily on in the prosecution ot these suits until their merits havo been passed upon by tho juries who will sit iu judgment upon them, Wo nre determined that Justice shall be duno to all parties interested, in cluding the defendants. " (tOirrci CoW..0onrhB,SoriTbro4t.0nup,Influeiin, Vheopltig Couh. Bronchitis ad Asthma. A crtala . tro rr ronsumptiori la flr.t .tar anil a aura rolUf la a Ivtnefd stages. TJ.j ai una... You will sea tho ex-l-llMit tlfrct after taking thn fir.t do. tMJ ar ikalwr. ..erjwbcro, Lars. artu. ""-aauaadfUM. WALL PAPER BARGAINS ! LargeM andoheapest stock In town, Arlislic Painting, Grai'ing and Decorating! J. P. GARDEN, HI 2 (tin aai W.OantreHi., miuvJANriOAH it will pay any ono In lVnnt nf tosenil Sato pay postage on our beautiful liueoi over 100 niatcueil Maniples at lowest prlivs. Adclroaa 1'. II. (JADY, Aa WxU St., l-iovlUcncc, It. L ft DO Y5J DON'T DELAv If awe: A r.lterary nuir. Publisher Hello, old matil I haven't met you in years; in fact, not slnco wo left school. How have you bceu getting along? Visitor I liavo made a cool million out of leaf lard. Publisher Qeo WliillikinsI and I hadn't heard of it. Say, can 1 1 induco you to write nu article for ray magazine on "Tho Intellectual Decadence of Mod ern Europo?" Puck. Proved Too Muvu. Old Friend How did you and your wifo coino to remarry after so many years of separation? Jltnson Well, you see, in the cross suits for divorce she made mo out so bad and I made her., out so bad that thero wouldn't anybody else have either of us. liroolclyn Life. Jlut He IVhs Hot it Thief. Jceaon Did yon ever see a man rob himself? Gason No. Did you? Jeeson Yes. I ju&t saw a butcher steel his Unifo beforo cutting a, stcalt. And Jeeson smiled wickedly as ho vanished round the corner. Comic. Takinjr Her Down. Little Dot Ma, may I take tho baby out in my doll's carriage? Mamma Why, what for? Little Dot Susie Stuckup has a new doll 'at shuts Its eyes an' cries "Wall, waht" I'm doin' to betend the baby is a doll and let her hear him yell. Then 1 dess she'll stop puttin' on airs. Good News. lteitlly Astoulshefl. Billings Most astonishing thing- I ever encountered. Here's a black hair in tho butter. Mrs. llashcroft So you are really surprised, Mr. Hillings? Hillings I am, indeed. This butter's hair ought to be gray. Indianapolis Journal. He Fulled to "Get There." Mr. Vart Greene I havo never loved before; why, 1'vo never oven kissed a girl before; I swear it. Miss (Iraco Court There isn't tho slightest necessity for swearing, Mr. Greene; I knew It as soon as you tried to kiss me. Brooklyn Eagle. At The Wrong Cell. Visitor (at tho jail) Poor, poor man! May I offer you this bunch of flowers? Man Behind the Bars You've made a mistake, miss. Tho feller that killed his wife and children is in the next cell. I'm yero for stealln' a cow. Chicago Tribune. A Famlllur Character Friend Considering that your living expenses are fully up to your income, I don't seo how you contrived to get such a reputation as a philanthropist. Mr. Spendall Oh, I never give any thing. I do tho hat passing. N. Y. Weekly. The Game Must Havo Ileeu Illch. Wife John, I want ten dollars. Husband Maria, I'm sorry to say that 1 haven't that amount to-day. Wifo John Henderson I I do believe you sat up with another sick man last night. Judge. A CureTuI Youiljr Mull, Mrs. Cliluner Why does young Mr. Ourley always knock at tho door when ho causes to call on you? Miss Chinnor He's afraid if he comes with a ring I'll regard It as a proposal. Judge. As to Color. "You seem very much interested in Miss Browning, of Boston." "Yes." "Blue-stocking?" "No, black." Judge. Tho Multlnn'14 Choice. "I can assure you that I am a bach elor from choice." "So I suppose; but w host choico?" Puck. The old man In his secoad childhood Is rarely as ridiculous us tho young father In his Urst babyhood Tho Sncrot of Success. O. II. Ilugenbuoii, til druUl,i)ellvee. that tht heorl ui sucoe-t Is .6rri-vrmiee. There ftiiM h iwiuIsik In eJp n tho II (it Hue j! perfumeries toll-it url.cli, not ettos, Iru; mi I clioiiiioal-o i llle mirHei. IlnnnmrUly lii'lt all perming Alio litvn pulpllitlou, short brouth, wik or hungry pelli. palu Iu sld or klioul lor, opp-e lon, nlglnmar-, d y O' ugh, m'i Imrliii;, drop'V or lie. at iti.euse to ny Dr. Miles uuwiiwlwl New li.-urt Oipe, be or it Is uio at. it h s t h mrgeot hhIh ol any slmlUr rom-dy. Pine bnok .if teitimo 1 .Is free. D' MileV UeHorative Nervine Is uimurHS'4t for s iwlsiutx,i, ue-tttacuo, tits, etc, and It ooutalns mi opiates. Housekeepers generally havo burned more coal tho past winter thun lust. A Husband's Mistake. Ilu'bsiiuts loDohen pe mil wive., 'nd par ent, thoirchlldre i, lo MiUnr frnm Ufailaclii-, r ixltier)1', tieuMlglt, slrypl Hne-n. fit, ner. von. lies-, when uy the use of D' MHod' ltexio'iitlve Nervine uch erims romlU could e.nlly be pruvi-nle t I)r uriflsw wvi-ry-"here uv ltivti universal ii lr o lou.aud hit n limne is mlii A'ikkI orlh Jnof Kori. Wayne, nd.; Mmiw A . .if riyniMise. X. Y.:J. O Wolf. IIililal. M cli.: ami h in- d rdrioi nlhvrx my Ml is tint nru.ii.r.t seller thev ever Knew'1 It oo'UiIiih no nplil s. l'rfal boitles and line bnoK on Nervous l)lfcwne, free in O. II Kitrenhuoli's. Some oae has written of "ten minutes with a tiger." Five minutes Is long enough. Mlltw' Nfirv. m.ii. i.lw" PI1U Vet on a n.w orlflul-r t lot'tjg tbo liver, M'wiiaah and bowel (ArouvA iu wrt. new 'llur,rrr. I)i Winn' I'lIK siMwqlly nno blllnusnios, ii'i l i i tn, i ,rni 1 llvsr, tuintlwtUiu yDoiiiiiel lor mm, wm n (hlldrun. Bmatlnhi, utll laist. ursi I 5'1me, idols. Humpies Kree, at U. H HaKnnbur.li' drugstore. A BAM BLOWN DP It is Now a Koiini of Terror in Paris. MORE EXPLOSIONS THREATENED Judgo Benoit Ordetod to Loava His Housa by tlia Owner. Altlclt Dlsllltur Warned that Illi llotino Will he lllown Up on May Day It la Thought Hint tho AnarchtaU Guilty of Ilecent llxiiloslou Cull be IMitiUhfd with Deulh The IteiU Watched In London All llaccaire will be Examined. Paris, March 80. There was a dyna mite explosion late yesterday nfternoon In tho building of the Credit Lyonnnis, one of the largest banking Institutions of the city. Police are In charge of the building and refuse to let nnybody approach. Two arrest! have been made. The bank building 1b one ot the most important in Paris architecturally. It is a massive building, in the heart of the great business quarter. It is unlikely to be more than wrecked in a room or two. Probably the exploslvo was placed In the courtyard. The Anarchists havo sent n warning to a rich distiller named Premier, who lives in Romans, in tho Department of Drome. They threaten that his distillery will be blown up with dynamite on Mny Day. They have no grudge agaiiiBt him, but will distroy his building because lie is the richest man in the place. M. Bulot, the public prosecutor, in answer to in quiries about tho dynamite outrage at his residence, says: "At the trial of the Anarchists In August I demanded the heads of De camps and Dardare. Tho jury was timid and only imposed three years' imprison ment. Juries are so cowardly that I doubt If any would convict Ravnchol it arrested. I am a Radical, even n Social ist, but reprobate Anarchism. It is ex tremely probable that there is a grudge against me. Decamps, who Is u violent fanatic and who is now in Polsey Prison, is tho real leader of his party. Ho is beloved by his wife, who may be secretly inciting his friends." Premier Louber has conferred with the chief of tho detective force. It was re solved that all who wero arrested on suspicion should be treated with the ut most ri;mr. The landlords of buildings in whn .i i P c'nls believed to be obnoX' ious to An hi i " - resido are getting anx ious about i .. i. property, and Judge Benoit hat icmved notice to emit. Ills landlord bad received notices from his tenants that they would quit if Benoit did not. Tho Royalist "Gazette do France', is trying to make political capital out of these attempts, ft taunts the Republi cans with having banished God, liberty and honesty, with having set up statues to insurgents and celebrated anniversa ries of rebellions. They are now reaping what they nave sown, ine harvest Is not yet ripe, but will be so quickly. It is thought that tho Anarchists guilty of the recent explosions can be punished with death under the law then in force. This, however, is somewhat doubtful. THE STOLEN DYNAMITE. Ijimdon OulclaU Fear that It Is Stored that City. London, March 80, Tho police here have been ordered to watch Anarchists who arrive here from the Coutiuont. In the last three weeks 200 ot them nre said to have come over from Paris nnd Zurich Their presence has been noticed at the Socialists' meetings on Sunday nichts. and tho attention of Home Secretary uattuews was caiieu to tne iact. It is apprehended that many of the 800 dynamite cartridges stolen from the Soisp-Sous-Etiolles quarry In February have been brought over and stored here for future use. Consequently the strin gent regulations made after the attempt to blow up the Parliamentary buildings have been revived, and the Custom House olliclals have been ordered to en force them without exception or modifi cation. All baggage will bo examined. and immeuse inconvenience will result for all tourists in Europe this spring and summer. Several Puris detectives have arrived here, it is said, with proof of the co operation of the Paris nnd London Anarchists. The Socialists here deny that they know more than the general public about the outrages, and say that no refugees nave arrived irom the Uonti nent. They do not countenance tho methods ol tbo 1'aris dynamiters. New A'muaement Company. BufpaU), N. Y., March 80. The certi ficate o( incorporation of the "II. S. Kob luson Mnseo Company" with a capital stock of $'125, 000 has just been llleil at the office of the Secretary of of State. Under tho now scheme It is intended to open shows in Syracuoo, Cleveland, New York and Chioago. 2llaslen ami I)lilliurli. Clusn (schools. Kockvili, Conn., March 80. Tho pub lio MibooU at Uroadbrook and Kast Windbor Hill have been closed to pro vent the spread ot dlptherla of which thero are a number of cases. The ses sions of tho schools in the ninth district Manchester, aooomdodatiiiK 700 'pupils, have been suspended ou account of the measles, ono ot the teaches being down with tho disease. Illnck System oil Hid Central. Yonkkrs, March 30. At noon yester day the New York Central & Hudson River itullroad Company opened its new ly-complfted block system from Ludlow lo Hastings. Tho system Is now in iiprrntioii from the Qraud Central station to Hasting aud will rapidly be extemk-il north. NwKroe bold at Aurtliin. Faybttb , Mo., Alaroh 30. Three iiryriH-s were Hold ou the block here iouday, tne sale belli;; held under tho Vn.tr.uit act. Onu sold fur $38, anothsr for n ami the third brought but $1. The entire negro elemsnt herd is iudlRuant over thn sale. . John 1. Sir.eklrs OonfiMitHs. San I'Iuni'iboi). March 30. Julm D. Spn't kit", lius ttuilli iiH'il the dispatch nu no uiciiiK the sale of t'laus Sptvoklas's l'l.iiudt lpliia rt'li m-ry to the suar trust, but mi s no is not yet iu pobsussloa of the details. We Can't do it but nro willing to pay for learning how to mako as good an articlo as Wolff's Acme IIlackino of cheap material so that a retailer can profitably sell it at 10c Our price is 20c. Tho retailer savs tho public will not pay it. Wo say the jm'ilio will, boeuuso they will always pay a fair prico lor a good article. To show both the trade and tho publio that wo want to give thcin tho best for tho least money, wo will pay For above information ; this oficr is opea until January 1st, 1893. WOLFF & rtAWDOLPH, Philadelphia. Pik-Rotl Is tho nnmo of a nnlnt whlr.h docs work that no other paint cart do. jvcur wooa pninteu with it iooks like tne natural wood when It Is stained and varnished. PAINTERS AMD BUILDERS will find It profitable to Investigate. All paint stores sell it. S3 ShKVE GENT.LEJVIEN THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOU THE MONEY? ii is a peamiess shop, wmm no tacks or wax tiireoa to hurt tbo feet; mad a ot tho best (Ino calf, stylish end eaiy, and because we make more shoes of thH grade than any other manufacturer. It equals hood Bowed puric coattns from $i.U0 to Sj-W. u:c tu emuiip uam.-flcwru, monnrmcaix JJm fihoo ever ottered for $3.(W; equals French Imported shoes which cost from $iJl to $12.00. iTa BtVllsh. comfortable anil rliirnhlo. Thn honi eboo ever offered at this jirlcot same grade u cus- umi-muiiti iMiut-a uosiing irom vu.uu 10 -'.ijuo. CCO 50 I'oIIpo Slionj Farmers, Hall rood Hem v"i imdlrftterCarrleraall wear them; line calf, seamless, smooth Inside, heavy three soles, exteu elonedpo. Ono pair will wearnyear. tL, "3 t" ii mi cjiu uu ueuurnnoeeveroiieroa ilfmmm thlJ nrli'ei nun trial will rnnvlnpn thnM vho want a shoe for comfort and service. ami q.uu Worlttmniirn'fi shoes nPOum aro very strong nnd durable. Ihose who havo given them a trial will wear no other make. ty fjcl I unit SI. 75 school shoes ara Mill VS ivnrn hvthn imvinvofvivlmrp. tho rail ou their merits, as tho Increasing sales show. S nnioc unnu-MMveu snoo, nest BmCIUIUO lion go! a, very stylish; equalaFrench Imported shoes costlmr f rom ii.w to f 0.00. lmdicH -f.SOt 2.0i and Si. 75 shoo for JIlsse3 aro the hest fine Dongola. Stylish and durables Camion, Seo that Y. J. Douglas' namo and price are stamped ou the bottom of each shoo. flT" TAKE NO SriIHTITUTK.nt Insist on local Advertised dealers supplying yon. JOSEPH BALL, TCortlt Main St., SlicitniidoaU Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing. Cures Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etcv Removes and Prevents Dandruff WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. Specially Adapted or Use in Hard Water. DR. THEEL, too North Fourth 8t., tli. uulr geauina (.rrman anitriaaa f k 'all.t 'n lb I um. 1 Mal'-a ,ba la Ue v oire Blond Poison, Nervouu Dtbillty Spe cial Diseases ' ' . SkiulJI. K.dbiot.ralri. In Um iKjncSoroTliroat Mouth, B! th Pim,l Fuiiilifn. Ma af bar.l Ut., Hff.luxg- Inilationa, li, .-luuxailoL an. KoDtilofa. Suloturi-., V..l...i. and X.rl aotar Int raono t wnk fct trial a. .1 if K11nT an r lllaaaaaa and all DlM-am. rraultluK f' ' 1' In II. ir linn nr Orurwork. Ruernt eaa curM In 4 lo 10 r-Utf at one. in noi lna lion, no niH'nr ltt aa.w UaUj Dootor, Quaok, Famllr or HoaiUa Pliv-iilan !. ratlod. Ir. THKKL oarta pr)fl Woly and artihoi t A until, Iroa, bualoM.. OLD, VOUtM, MtOOL, A,a .MO tun". COWT.llM.iTTO. WAHnUtta. rloli or i nor. r-xt So .tamp R.r riooil "TRUTH" "norina On.cV. unil.r .worn Ir.llnnmlala. Jtou-n. dallr from I In 1 rrnSlo,. Wfrd anit Sal. kV.. I lo l. Sun lar 9 till U VtU or o.ll at d ha nitO. r.r Kaftrtnoro . Woan. Sawm.j rnua. omj 7 JOHN COSLET'S Green Truck Stand ! Cor. Main and Oak Streets. Fresh Oysters Received Daily. A fine Hue ot Clinic C1KOCKHIKS Nuts and Candles. Poultry of all Kinds. " Mr. Costlet rroelve his green trues: dally from ths oltv marbiels, which Is a gutranlea to lil oil' niunn that thsy will receive fresh groas wubu uuyi g irom nun, CHRIS. UOSSLER'S ! AU)0N AND RESTAURANT 201 N. Mnin St., Bheimndoah. I The Finest Stock of Beers, Ales, Cigars, k W. L, DOUGLAS
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