BRAINED HIS RIVAL Tragedy on a Canal Boat in Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report DUFF'S 0 1 M I Mil Jorsoy City. REBELS CAPTURE QUNB0.ATS. A PHETTY WIDOW THE CAUSE. fleeing Sonators Oaptured and Put in Prison With Qoneral Saluzzo. Ono of Ilor Admirers Was Insanely Jealous of Her. REPULSED AT ORITZ Tlio Kovoltilionists Dofeat tho Govornmont Troops Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to tho taBto, nnd nets gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver nnd Bowels, cleanses tho 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 the tasto and ac ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in its action nnd truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the moat healthy and agreeable substances, its many oxcellent qualities commend it to all nnd havo made it tho most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c 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 ono who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. IOUISVIUE. Kl NEW YORK, fl.Y. CARTER'S WiVER H m Btck Doaflacho and relieve all tho troubles Incf. dent to a bilious etate of tho system, each ad Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness. Distress afteir rating. Fain in the Side, ko. While their moat Remarkable success has boon Bhown la curing Uctiacho, yot Carter's Ltttlo Ll7oif PUIS MB equally valuable in GonsUpation, curing and pro Tenting this annoying complaint, while tlioyalsu correct alldlsordorsof thoBtomachUraulato tha tlvcranareirulatothebowela. Evenlfthoyonly Cures 'AcW7 sronH bo almostprlceless to Ihoeo who Eud'ipom tils distressing complaint; but fort a uatelythelrceodnesadoesnotondherondthoso Vf ho once try them will find theoo llttlo pills vala. Able in Romany ways that they wlU not bo wil. ling to do without thero. Cut after allalclc hea4 (Is the bane of so many lives that hero Is where 'weiBsioourcrcat boaot. OurpiUscuroitVfhUa Others do not. Carter's Llttlo TJver Fills or.o very small and Tery easy to tako. Ono or t wo Plllo make a dose. They are strictly vcgetablo and do not gripe oc purge, but by their gentle acUon ploasoaU who use them. In vials at 25 cents; five for $1. Sold by druggists everywhere, or tent by mail. CARTER MEDICINE CO., New Yortcl SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE FIRE INSURANCE. Largest and oldest reliable purely cash coin, parties represented by 3D-AVJID FAUST, 120 S. Jardm St., Shenandoah, Pa. nilfiTllflP We, tho nnderslxned, were H 1 1 r I I IK 1 entirely cured of rupture by M U I I U 1 1 U Dr. J. B. Mayer, (01 Arch Ht., Phlladelohla,Pa., S. Jones Philips, Kennet Square, Pa.: T. A. Kreltz, Hlitlngton. Pa.: K. M. Hmall, Mount Alto, Pa.: Kev. 8. II. Hher mer. Huabury,Pa.; D. J, Dellett. 214 a. 12lh Ht.. Ileadlmr, Pa.; Wm DIx, lS2d Montrose Bt., Philadelphia; il.li.Rowo. SW Kim HL. Head, lng, Pa.; George and Ph. liurkart, 439jLoousl Bt,, Heading, Pa. Bend for circular. MADE BY THE DUTCH PROCESS am "Troatod with Carbonate of Soda, Magnesia, Potash or Bicarbonate of Soda." Tho use of chemicals can be readily detected by tho peculiar odor from newly opened packages, and also from a glass of water in which a small quantity of chemically treated cocoa lias been placed and allowed to remain for soveral days. For more than One Hundred Year the house of Walter Jtaker it Co. have made their Cocoa Preparations jlll80Z,VTl:ilY 1'VllE, (( JVO l'atent l'roeeet, Alkalies, or llytt. W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. new mm STORE. Edward A, Morgan & Co. (Formerly Bliaplra's Pharmacy) 107 South Main Street, NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. Prescriptions carefully compouuded by registered phuniinclsts. TO PROTECT YOUR LUNGS Procure ouo of our Cheat Protectors. Has removed to Bill Jones' old stand 17 SOUTH MAIN STREET, Whera he will be pleaiedto meet thewanU of his friends and the publlo la Everything in tho Drinking Line. m KB IHSS5I Kn JTfK JHfcAB ItelnforcemonU Marching tn Join General Crcipu-The Head Waters or tlio Orinoco ltiver Now Under Control of the Insure ents Foreign Comruorclul Houiea Are All Cloned A Itun lias Ileou Mado on tha Hank of Venezuela. Panama, April 2. Tho Government troops commanded by General Kodrlguez hnvo been repulsed near Ortiz. They met tho forces that wore marching from Orinoco to re-enforco General Orespo, tho leader of tho revolutionists. There was a sharp engagement, la which Gon eral Rodriguez's forces were compelled to retreat, though the loss was not heavy on either sido. The revolutionists occupied Oritz, a town of 7,500 in the Stute of Guarlco, and then began an advance on Cura, a city of 10,000 inhabitants CO miles south west of Caracas. The success at Ortiz was followed by tho seizure of tho national gunboat, Nueve de Julio, which was stationed at Esmeralda, on tho Orinoco River. This success gives the revolutionists the com mand of the upper end of the river and and will bo of great advantage in future operations. News of these reverses has greatly de pressed tho followers of President 1'ala clo, who continues his dictatorial course. Meanwhile tho cause of tho revolution ists is growing in popular favor. General BalUta is marching from Zamaras with 1,000 soldiers to fight for the revolution. Tho, President informod Congress that he would resign the moment his succes sor was elected and tho centralized form of government proclaimed under the now constitution whioh has been ratified by the Status. The President thus named was under Palaclo's decree to bo the first under the now constitution and was to be ineligible to re-election. These terms were not accepted. They were denounced by the opposition in the Senate and Chamber of Deputlos, the Federalists declaring that tnoy would insist upon the election of a new Presi dent before proclaiming the new consti tution. When the news of this refusal was taken to Palaoio, he issued a decree dis solving Congress and sent troops to arrest members who refusod to bow to his will. Senators and Deputies fled when Pnla. cio's soldiers marched into the halls of Congress, evidently fearing a repetition of the scenes when Uanagas forcibly dissolved Congress in 1818. Palaclo's soldiers pursued the fleeing members. General Saluzzo, the leader of the Federalist membors and candidate for the speakership, was caught and dragged oil to prison. He battled bravely to escape, but his fight was useless. Senators Gondolerl, Sllva, Gregorlo and Rivera and Deputies llustamento and Lopezbarait, whose opposition had es pecially incensed President Palacio, were captures as they lied from the capital and wore put in prison with General Sa luzzo. Many private citizens who were known to be in sympathy with the offending Senators and Deputies were arrested, and they, too, are now In jail, with the members of the Supreme Court and other political prisoners. Tho dissolution of Congress and the ar rest of its members caused tremendous excitement throughout tho city. Those who had shown sympathy with tho oppo sition sought places of refuge. Some fled from the city. Foreign commercial houses were all closed. Protests wero made by foreign residents against the policy of President Palacio, but these acts did not allay publlo apprehension. To the fear of personal violence was added the fear of loss of propertp and a financial panic followed. A run was made on tho Bank of Vene zuela, whoro the government has de posits amounting to $3,000,000. All tho gold in the banks has bcon withdrawn from circulation." Paper money is de preciating in value. Groat distress is threatened. PICNICS THEIR DOWNFALL. Kllzabetli, N. J., to Prevent Girls Under 18 from Attending Them. Elizabeth, N. J., April 2. The City Council has passed an ordinance prohib iting girls under 10 years of uge from at tending picnics, balls or other places of amusements of like charactor, unless accompanied by a parent or lawful guardian, and Imposing a line and im prisonment, not only on gir.s violating tho law, but also upon those admitting girls to Biich places, instructing the po lice to rigidly enforce tho provisions of tho ordinance. This action is tha rosult of a mass meeting of Christian women heltl lately upon the disclosures made by the polioe In arresting a number of girls under age in a disorderly house. The girls attrib uted their downfall to having attended picnlos. Ilurely Kscuped With Tiller T.Ives. Emu, Pa., April 2. A destructive fire broke out in the Merchant Flour Mills and Elevator, tho girls employed in the building barely escaping with their lives. A strong touthwest wind rendered tho small lire department almost useless, the Downing Baby Carriage Works and several houses being consumed. The loss aggregates ovor $200,000. Dumiy lllohnrdson Sljrns. Washington, April 2. Dauuy Itlcliord son has decided to wear the uniform of the Washington Club. A telegram has been received hero from Mr. Wuguer stilting that the "jirtuoe of seooud base men" had affixed his signature to a Washington ooutract. The terms of tho contract oall for $1,000 for the season, Wrek nnd I.imm of I,lf. London, April 2. The Norwegian steamer Louise, bound for the LolTodim Islauds, off the northwest const of Nor way, has been lost. Part of her orew have been landed near Bergen. Ten of those nboard of her were drowned, in cluding tho captain, first ollloer and chief engineer. ABS0HJ Tho passing away of tho snow uncovers somo very ugly 111th piles, A new fashion at dinner parties Is to servo sugar plums after tho coffee AT PLEASANT IEXT MORNING FEEL BRIGHT AMD NEW AND MV COMPLEXION IS BETTER. My doctor saya it ncti guitly on tho stomach, livcrnnd ktilnei's uni it n plea .nt laxative. This tMnk U mail i from lid-tn, and I j prepared far use 1. 1 Lastly as tiM. 1 .-i i "litrilflj :u ono to-day. !.u..h' n J-'.tmllj lUeill; Ino !'.tph the Mowrl vnch day. InoraMtobe i ' t hy, tills is nn '"-v i "y. AMUSEMENTS. JjUmGUKOK'ri THEATRE. P. J. FERQUSOK, MANAGER. Six nights only, commencing MONDAY, MARCH 28, '92. and Saturday Matinee, tho famous Mr. and Mrs. Punch Robertson, Supported by their own N. Y. AfegenaBum DifBigatio Jo. j In a select repertoire of comedies: Saturday Night - A Golden Letter Read Tills. On Monday night wo pass every lady f reo If accompanied by a person holding a paid re served Heat ticket. SPECIAL. Kach person entering tho liouso overy night will recelvo a number on tho gold watch which will be given away Wednesday night. Numbers given away each night. Saturday, at 2:30, we give a grand family mat inee. Admission 10 cents. Every child receives a bag of tine mixed oandy, besides a doll to the girls and a wagon to the boys. Prices 10, 0 and 30 cents. jjlliltnUHON'A TUKATKGi P. J. FEltOUBON, MANAQien, Monday and Tuesday, April4 & 5 Tho eminent English actor, Marlande Clarke MONDAY, April 4 "Silver Kinz." A play that the lato Henry Ward Doecher says Is better than ten lenten sermons. TUESDAY, April B. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hydo Prices, as, 35 and 50 Cents. Seats on salo at Klrlin's drug store. A FINE SHOW II you want to see a One display 01 Hoots arjf Hhe.es, goto W. S, SNYDER'S Boot and Shoe Store, (Mastellor'a old stand,) Corner Coal ami Jardm ats. CutUoui Work nnd Itcpnlrlxiu Done In the best Myle. LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS 3?. J". CLEARS Dealer In all kinds ot Shoemakers' : Supplies ! Large and flrsl-class stock. All Demands of the Trade Supplwo 18 W. CENTRE ST., Ferguson House building, SHENANDOAH. PA. WALL PAPER BARGAINS I Largest and cheapest stock In town. Artistic Paktiag, Graining and Decorating! J. P. GARDEN, 10.2-6m 221 Y. Centre Bt., BUEN ANDOAH J. GALLAGHER. Justice of the Peace, Real Estate and Insurance Agsncjf. Ofllee Muldoon's IluUdluR, Shenaudoau, I'a. Brerv MAN who would JK If 1 Ttfl iIeIxt5 MOnrUNo'r GUNPOWDER EXPLODED. 1 l'eople Alarinoil and Windows Shattered In llrooUlyil. ttBd New YonK, April X. A can of gnn-j powder was exploded in front of 4S "vVU-: low Btreot, Brooklyn, in tho most fash ionable quarter of the city. The windows on both sides of tho street were shattered, and tne sound of tho ex-1 plosion was heard for miles. Among those who lived in the neigh borhood are the Rev. Lyman Abbott, ex Mayor David 13. Whitney nnd General Horatio King. They and their families wero a good deal alarmed. I Those who reached the sidewalk just after the explosion occurred, saw two men running away and the remnants of a burning fuse lying near the curbstone in the gutter. Nobody was hurt so far as is known. ESHER FACTION WINS. -. A Decision that (lives it Control of tlio Kvuncellcnl Church. Cleveland, O., April 2. In tho Cir cuit Court a decision was handed down in favor of the Esher faction of the Evangelical Church. The court held that the Indianapolis General Conference hold last October, nnd not the one held by the opposing faction at Philadelphia, was the legal Conference of the Evangel ical Association. The Esher fnctton, therefore, has. the right to appoint the board of publication of the society, to control its property and to direct all th affairs of the association. Itobbtul by Footpad. CmoAOO, April 2. S. M. Hall wa sandbagged in the most brutal manner, dragged into an alley off Wood street, between Jackson boulevard nnd Adams Btreot, and robbed of his watch and money by four footpads Thursday night. When found Mr. Hall was unconscious Bnd bleeding from sovoral wounds In the head, where he had been kicked and beaten. His condition is critical. No2 arrests Jhave boon made. The crimo was committed under tho broad glare of two street lamps Just at nightfall and tho citizens who wero summoned to as sist in caring for Mr. Hall were forced to go as far as Van Buren street before they could find a police officer, and then found one coming out of a saloon. . Washington Accedes to Hoy's Terms, Wabhinqtox, April 3. It is announced that President Wagner had finally yielded to the general demand for tho presence of Hoy, tho deaf mute fielder on tho Washington team, and signed him at the figure of last year's contract with tho Athlotics. This leaves Danny Richard son tho only player asslgnod to Washing ton with whom arrangements for tho season are not practically complete. 4 Lamp-chimneys cost so little that we let them go on break ing. We go on buying and grumbling. What should we do ? Get Macbeth's " Pearl-top " and "Pearl-glass;" they are made of tough glass, tough against heat ; they do not break in use-; they do from accident. They are fine, well made, exact; they fit the lamps they are made for; stand upright; 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. I'ittsLmrxli. l"iu Gr.o. A. JIaciictjc Si Co. It Is no longer considered Impollto to hook tho last piece ot bread oa the plate. The Soorot of Success. O. II. Iligeulmoli, til drult,belleves tha t the secret of succeis Is porssverauoe. Tliero fore he ptrslsts In lieeplns the U inst Hue of perftunetioj, toilet articles, cosmetics, drazs andchemtoaUon the aiirket lie especially Invite all persons trlio have palpitation, short breath, woali or hungry cpells.paln In sld-or shoul'ler, oppremlon, ulglnmare, dry ouugh, Hraniherlotr, dropny or heurt illt-eabo to try Dr, Miles unentitled New Heart Cure, be'ore it Is loo late. It Ins tne largest Halo ol any similar remedy. l''lne book oftestlmo nUls free. I- Miles' Keitoratlve Nervine Is nusurpasted for s eeplessuess, headache, fits, etc., and It ooatalns no opiates. The sun is daily gaining in power and soon wo will be complaining of it being too warm. A Husband's Mistake, llttband to often pe' tnlt wives, and par entithetrchlldrei, to sutler from headache, dizzluow, neuralgia, sleepier sness, II U, nor vnuitnes', when ty the use of l)r, Miles' ItetOnratlve Nervine such serious results could easily be prevented Druggists every where say It give universal satlsfioilon, and ha m Immense sile Woodworlh Co., ol Fort Wayue, lull.; Hnow A Co., of Syracuse, N. Y.:J II Wolf. Hillsdale. Mich.; uurt bun d His ot itherH say ' H is the greatest seller they evor knew." It contains no nplitts. Trial bottles and doe book oa Nervous UlseaM, free at O. II Hagenbuch's. Cayenne pepper sprinkled where rats resort will cause the pests to leuve the premises. At imb Nrve itnu ulvar PUlfi on a new nrlnalple re Jlal'ug tin liver, atomMh and bowels though tn nerve, K new tlsonrery. Ur. Miles' l'ills speedlli outo biliousness, twrt taste, torpid liver, piles oonstlnatlou unaqualed for men, woman, children. Smallest, mllcteet, surest I 6) dosee, Vols, ttempiw Prttn, at C. II. llageubuch's il'iK store. snow the GRAND Tltl'THB, the Plain FseU. the Old HetireU anil thft Nuw IMhi-uMiileit nf Medical Bclonce as spplled to Married Life, should Hiltu fur our wonderful llltlo liouk. onlled "A TRHAT1MU Kill HkN DNLV." To nuy usilioHt limn we will mall Olio opyy JSuilrcly l're tu plulu toulod cover. "A rufuiiti Iroiu tbe quacks." THE ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. V. Georiro Creech, Alias "?ilck," Had Long Owned Two Ilnats, but Ills AflVe. tlons Were Not Itettirned Ho Hud Bworn to Kill the Suitor Who Wus Favored by Her and Hurled an Axe in Ills Skull. Jkiiset City, April 2. George Creech, alias "Nick," a canal boatman, is wanted for a murderous assault upon John Smith, a watchman. Smith, who was employed on the steamboat Canonlcus, called upon Mrs. William F. Mann, who lives on tho canal boat Oliver A. Payne, which is tied up in South Cove. Mrs. Mann is a prepossessing widow, who owns two canal coats, tho Payne and the Ed Itennett Both boats have been in winter quarters in South Cove, alongsido tho steamer Canonlcus. Creech was omployod by Mrs. Mann last summer. Ho had paid Mrs. Mann considerable attention and so had Smith. The latter was received with tho mora favor apparently, and the result was that Creech became insanely jealous. Tho two men fought about Mrs. Mann three weeks ago, and sho says that Creech then threatened to kill Smith, who sccurod a revolver to protect him self. Smith nnd John Bnbcock, of tho Ca nonlcas, were in Mrs. Mann's cabin talk ing with her and hor two little children, when Creeck camo down . tho hatchway and ordered the mon to leave tho boat, saying ho had been put In chnrge of tho boat by the sheriff, who held an attoch ment iu favor of James Howell, ono of Mrs. Mann's croditors. Hot words ousued. Mrs. Mnnu ordered Creech to leave. He refused and Mrs. Mann tfircw somo water on him. Then he went on deck and she bolted the hetchway. Creech then began to batter tn the door with an axe, and shouted: "I want youse to come out." Babcock went on deck nnd Smith fol lowed. .1 t u Litter's hoad and shout ders appc.ii 1 atiu.-e" tho cabin, Creech lifted tiiu u.vi: ifid unk it deep into the left side ot Smith's head, indicting a terrible wound. Smith dropped on tho stairs, and the axe became ioaseneil and again fell on his neck and shoulder, cutting him badly. Babcock clinched with Croech, but the latter finally escaped. Smith was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. 1 This is tho story of Mrs. Mann, who says that Creech has it wife and family In Troy, N. Y., where he killed a negro some years ago. He livos. she says, with his niece, n married woman, at Third avenue and Twenty-third streetl Now York. Creech is described as 5 feet 8 inches In height, stoutly built, weighing 180 pounds, of dark complexion, dark mus tache, and wearing a black overcoat with pockets in the sleevos, drab trous ers with blue stripe and a black derby hat. Now They Are More Attraotlve. Detboit, Mich., April 2. Detroit is laughing over the results of its latest moral stroak. Last Tuesday night the Common Council adopted a resolution forbidding the exposure of off-color the atrical posters and similar advertise ments. The Oris wold Street Theatre had a lino of variety show paper to put up Monday which came within the pro hibition. The bill posters cut red paper into dress forms and posted them over the bare limbs of the actressos in the lithographs. The posters are now more attractive than they would havo boon I; let alone. An Apple Causes a Hoy's Denth. Rondout, N. Y., April 2. A sad acci dent, resulttug in the death ot the vic tim, occurred to tho 2-year-old sou of Jerome Terwilllgor, of Port Ewon, The boy was eating of an apple and had blt- ten off a large piece, when something aroused his merriment. Through his laughter the lad forgot tho piece of an pie, which quickly slipped, down his throat nnd lodged In his windpipe. Medical aid was quickly summoned, but 1 tho poor little tellow choked to death long before the doctor reached tho house. A Loss to l'tipor Manufacturers. Buffalo, N. Y.,-April 2. Supt. P. Lillts of this section of tlio Erio Canal began letting out the water on both tho upper nnd lower lovels ot the canal hsre early in tho morning for the usual spring clearing. All the mills In tho section from hero to Brookport, a distanca of 43 miles, dependent on the canal for water power will have to close dowu for this month, unless provided with steam power. This will occasion a severe loss to the manufacturers ot pulp aud paper in this city; The Uetherlllgtoii Cuse. Dcduquk, Iowa, April 2. Friends of Lieutenant Hethorlngton, who killed Gowor Robinson in Yokohama, olalm to have ascertained that tho prluolplo laid clown by the Supreme Court in tho caso of John M. Boss, who was convicted in tho Consular Court of Japan of murder, applies to tho Hutherington case. Carpenters Strika at NewporL Newvoht, K. I., April 2. The Union carpenters here struck for nine hours work and $8 per day. This aotion means a great deal to Newport at this time, as work on houses for summer residents must be douu by June. Tho bqsses thus far have deollucd 'to nooedo to the detnund. Court or Claims Commissioner. WABitiHaTON, April 8. Mr. Beverly T. Seuor has been appointed a Commissioner ot the Court ot Claims throughout the United States for a term of five years, to take testimony to be used lu tha Investi gation ot claims that ooiue beforo that court. Deemlug's lSsnmtnatlun Postponed. Mbxuouknb, April 2. The examina tion ot Frederick B. Deeming, the mur derer, uus ueeu ad jouruud for one week. USED BY MEN, WOMEN ajtd CHILDREN. A SHINE LASTS A WEEK. LEATHER PRESERVER. A Handsome: polish. IS WATER-PROOF. 2QC. A BOTTLE. 1 cen! a foot g will pay for changing tho np pcaranco of old Furniture no completely that it will look like new. IS THE W . NAME OF THF WAT DOES IT. WHY IS THE L. DOUG S3 8I-3GE cpMfPlknPN THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD TOR THE MONEY F itisntwnm.PfiaBnof, witn notarknor wax tnreaa to hurt tbofecti made of tho twst line calf, styllsb nnd etmy, and because tte make more thoea of thU grade than any other manufacturer. It equals hand tewed shoes costing from $ 1.00 to $5.00. i9h9m shoo ever ofTered for $5.00: equals French ImportPd shoes which cost from QtM to $12.00. OO Miunl-M-ued H'olt Shop, fine calf. 3Hr stylish, comfortable and durable. Ihebesf shoe ever offered at this prlco ; samu Rrado aa cua tommado shoes costing from 86.00 to $u.0fl. CO 50 1'ollco rMinui Farmers. Railroad Men vwi aiulLt'ttt'rCarrlersuUweartbem; One calf, iieainloBs, smooth Inside, heavy tbrco soles, extea tlon edfre. Ono pair will wear a year. C0 50 fine rulft no better shoo over offered at rOnB this prleoi ono trial will convince thosa who want a shoo for comfort and service. (SO " nnd &'-2UO Woi Itlmrmcn' shoes llMm are very fetrong nnd durable. Those who havo given them n trial will wear no other make. F??AWCl' tSsS.Ol nml St. 75 school shoes am Ud Jjf J wornbythaboyseveryulu're; theycell (La Hisses &3.00 iifimiM'UC(l shoe, best v w uuiiKUta vury bm imn; cquatTCnC Imported shoos cos tint? f rom $ 1.00 to scui. . lindlcH tj.SO, 10 ami $1.75 shoo for Missus are tho best flnoDongola. Myllohaud' urabla. Caution. See that W. h. Douglas' naruo uqJ price uro stamped on tho bottom of earh shoo. CIT-TAKE NO SUHSTIT!JTK.il Tnslot on local advertised dealers supplying yoa. V. li DOlKJliAbf IlrocHtou.nWw. k&lh? JOSEPH BALL, KortU IHniu St., SlienxindonU Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing. Cures Chapped Hands, Wounds, Bums, Etc Removes aud Prevents Dandruff. WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water. DR. THEEL, Hid torto Fourth 8t.t UUO if l tintii Pirn intfi ti i U ? nutue t..niin Jkmrltu Hptelaliit in Hie tniifi who I cur. Blood Polaon Nervous Debility adsp clnl Dlseuaeo twu.,aoroThroat Mouth Bl(.halifH Pimi'W, trui.U,in Mfl f hul I'lcvm. Hwiliiii IrrlUttOBC, liiltsuitniMtlona Hid Rudii1bsV biiloiurt. W itvkii ) i. l Ktrt) itcti .wt mmory, wk bsv. mnt4l tilMv min?y "4 iiiftin r nimitts urn a pimuci n-sumiiR r"y r. In hs-r. tint or Overwork. lUwnt om curw! in 4 " 10 t7-i rvlmf kl oae. D sot to hof. m mnr htt tiling Dwjtor, Qa&ak, Tm nr Hr.prltal Vh I'M rli. Dr. THKKb aarM positively nd llhoul 'i",lon fr0M brieM. at. t, TOOMI, MIIIPLX oko inn iuo joiTritn rtuiiii, rloh or poor, nfiid utanp nr bQOK TRUTH" Hinulbff Qnwht untler tworj i UitloionUlt. Ifn a to 10. Sand 9 (111 II Wrtw or eU tud U for IMtotMM Woda. -M BwMj Pbllo. TlfflrA JOHN COSLET'S Green Truck Stand ! Cor. Main anil Oak Streets. Fresh 0ysters Received Daily. A fine lino ol Choice O HOCK HIES Nuts and Candles. Poultry o all Kinds. Mr. Coitlet receives his prpon truck dully Iroin the olty markets, will oh Is a L-uarantea toblHoiinomen that they will receive frosh goods when buylugfrom tlm, CUIUS. BOSSLEll'S ALOON AND RESTAURANT 201 N. Malu St., Blieurintloah. The Finest Slock of Beers, Ales, Cigars, e
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