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Both tho method and results -when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tlio taste, and acts
fently yet promptly on tbo Kidneys,
liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Synip of Tigs is the
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its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy anil ngreeablo substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and havo mado it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and $1 bottles l)y all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not havo it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
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jremMSftoio bocccos nao uocneiiowniacunnj .
ilcaEacho, yet Carter's Llttla TAser Pltla ttiB
csr-nly vnlaablo In Constipation, curing and pro
Tenting tills annoylnR complain t,wlillo tho; also
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;iveranarcgulatotliol.owela. Eton 1 the jonlj
carta
Acini Iboy would bo almost priceless to thoso wha
uffer f rom tMs distressing complaint; but f ortu
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others do not.
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Thoy nro strictly vogotablo aad do not gripe or
purgo, nut uy ujoirgeniioacuon picasoau wua
nsothem. InYlal3nt25cents nvofor$l. Bold
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corner Com ana jordlu (its.
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Done in tho best style.
Unlike the Dutch Process
No Alkalies
on
Other Chemicals
aro used in tho
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which it abtolutely
pure ami soluble.
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the ttrength. of Cocoa mixed
with Starch, Arrowroot or
1 Buirar. and Is far moro eco
nomical, costing lest than one cent a cup.
It is delicious, nourishing, and easily
di&ested.
Sold by Grocers eve rjrthert.
"W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Maw.
NEW DRUG STORE.
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107 Bouth Main Street,
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE.
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THE VOICE OF THE PARTY.
Formal Indorsements of Senntor (Jnajr by
the State hikI County Conventions.
Besides defeating his opponent 4 to 1 in a
total popular vote of nearly 60,000 lit Re
publican primaries in uiuo couutios, Senator
Quay has boon indorsed in representative
Kopublicnu conventions of eleven othor
lountios.
Tho Clarion county convention declared
that
It la now plain that the Democratic party, as
an organization and as Individuals, are moro de
termined and desperate than ovor to assail and
overthrow Hcpuhlicans and Republican prin
ciples and carry tho coming election by fair or
foul moasuros, as clearly ovidoncod by Demo
cratic methods in Now York and olsowheroond
their malicious onslaught on tho Hon. M. B.
Quay in Pennsylvania, and numerous othor
oxampios throughout tho country, and
Tho Democratic loaders and pross aro using
certain disgruntled ltepubllcansaud Democrat
ic sympathizers, under the guise of reformers,
to promote anil further tholr interests.
They therefore resolved
That tho cry of "bosslsm" aa raised by Demo
crats and their sympathizers, in order to de
moralize our party and causo dissension and
dlsloyatty in our ranks, should be dlsregardod,
and will have no effect on truo Republicans.
Wo horoby indorse and support those who
havo rendorod offlclont service to our party in
formor contests, notably among theso tho lion.
M. B. Quay, our present United States senator,
a leader worthy of continued confidence and
distinguished honor among Republicans.
That in lion. II. 8. Quay we recognize an
able statesman, an imperial leader and loyal
Republican, that wo indorbo his course in tho
Unltod States senate, and declare him to bo
our unqualified choice for re-election to that
honorable body.
The Clearfield county Republicans, with
only ouo vote in opposition, spoko as follows:
Wo donounco tho virulent assaults of tho
Democratic and Mugwump pross upon our
junior United States souator, tho Hon. JI. 8.
Quay, whoso matchless political leadership, su
perb organization and loyalty to purty enabled
us to win tho great battlo of 1888, and wo be
liovo that ho merits and should rooelvo the grat
itude and admiration of every loyal Republican
throughout tho land.
Tho following is tho resolution of tho Re
publican convention of Warren county,
where Sir. Dalzell mado n virulent speech a
row days before tho primaries:
That wo hereby expross our confidence in tho
great political general of this commonwealth
and of tho nation, tho man to whom tho Repub
licans of this country owe so much for tho suc
cess of their party and its principles, tho man
whom tho Democrats havo so shamefully tra
ducod, the lion. Matthow Stanley Quay.
Tho Monroo county Republicans exprossod
thoir approval as follows:
Wo express hearty approval of our honor
able senator, Matthew Stanley Quay, as a rep
resentative Republican woll fitted to command
wherover tho necessities of politics may lead.
Tho Republicans of Luzerne, with only
ono dissenting vote, declared:
That tho commanding abilities of Senator
Matthew Stanley Quay in organizing and con'
summating victory for the party In state and
nation have acquired for him an Indestructible
regard from tho Itepublicans of this district.
In tho following language tho Ropubll
cutis of Schuykill county indorsed the junior
senator:
Wo recognlzo in the history of tho national
campaign of 1B88, recently puMlthod, tho value
of tho matchloss services roudorod to the party
by tho Hon. M. t). Quay, who as chairman of
tho T publican national committee thwarted
the c rupt Democratic organization of tho city
of IS i York in its attempt to secure tbo prosl
don. j by eloction frauds. We also indorse tho
scn-borlal career of Senator Quay and recog
nize and appreciate tho valuo of his sorvices to
tho policy of protection to American industry,
and his unswerving fidelity to tho Uepubllcan
party and Its principles; and wo most emphatic
ally condemn tho vituperative, malovolont and
mendacious attacks mado upon his personal
and political character as assaults not only
upon the man, but upon tho party and princi
ples of which ho is a distinguished representa
tive. The following resolution was adopted by
tho county convention of Lycoming:
That wo noto with satisfaction tho disposition
on the part of tho Republicans of Pennsylvania
to glvo full credit iu this presidential year to
tho matchless leadorship of tho Hon. Matthow
Btanloy Quay in his conduct of tho campaign
of 1888, and it is with pleasuro that we add our
taritimonlal to theirs. We congratulate Senator
Quay upon the universal manifestations of
approval which havo boon recently accorded
him in all sections ot the state.
Tho Somerset county convention resolved
as follows:
Tho choice of tho Republicans of this county
for Unltod States senator at tho noxt election
is lion, Matthew S. Quay, and the candidates
this day nominated for tho legislature, if elect
ed, are requested to voto for him. Our generous
support, wo are confident, will bo justified by
Senator Quay by such a representation ot tho
groat interests ot Pennsylvania in tho highest
council of tho nation as will rolloct crodit upon
himself and honor upon tho state.
Heady for a X'opulnr Vote.
The Uepubllcan county committee of
Juniata, at the meeting which provided for
a popular voto on Juno 4 upon tho United
States senntorship, passed resolutions which
declared:
The desperate efforts of tho unscrupulous
Demooratlo leaders iu Now York la 1S88 to de
feat Qeneral Harrison by base frauds and cor
ruption were triumphantly thwarted by tho
matchless skill and brilliant leadership of M. S.
Quay, wo tborefore desire to express our ad
miration and approval of his labor for tho suo
oess of tho party, because not only was tho
election ot Qeneral Harrison thereby secured,
but a Republican congress was also olectod,
whereby it was mado passible to place on our
statute books the lnoomparable McKinley bill
and other needed legislation; and we ulso noto
with satisfaction the popular approval of his
publio record which is evidenced whenever tho
question has been submitted to a direct vote of
hi irty.
Various other counties have paseod simi
lar resolutions, all of thorn denunciator' of
tho partisan uttneks made upon Senator
Quay, and it is confidently predicted that
the counties yet to speak will do so in no
uncertain tones, and that they will be fully
in accord with tho overwhelming sentiment
prevailing throughout tho state,
As a fitting climax to the spontaneous
wid unanimous expressions of opinion in
tliu score of counties which havo already
spoken, the Republican of the comiuoii'
wealth at large, assembled in stato conven
tion at Harrisburg, April !, adopted the
following rusolutiou without a dUseuting
vote:
The eminent public and party services of
Matthew Stanley Quay entitle him to the
thanks and gratitude of the Republicans ot
Ponnsylwtuia.
Tins is the voice of the Republican party
i of Pennsylvania.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
absopjtes pure
Theodore T. Woodruff Dentil.
Philadelphia, liny 4. Theodore T.
Woodruff, a civil and mechanical en
gineer, and a closo friend of Andrew
Carnegie and Senator John Sherman,
was Instantly killed Monday night by tho
Brighton express as he was crossing the
West Jersey Railroad at Gloucester.
Mr. Woodruff, was 81 years old, tho
president of the Woodruff Patent Mid
ship Screw Flnngo Propeller Compnny,
Inventor of the sleeping car and first
president of tho Central Transportation
Company. Years ago Mr. Woodruff
lived in the present nbodo of Senator
Sherman at Mansfield, O., and was pres
ident of the First National Bank in that
city.
A Woman Crank After Dr. Kcoloy.
CntcAQo, May 4. Dr. Leslie E. Keeley,
tho wealth proprietor of tho famous
bi-chlorlde of gold established at Dwight,
111.. Is threatened with death by a dyna-
mitard, and several of the best police
ofllcors at the Central Station are trying
hard to loci to and placo under arrest
the misguided fanatic who makes tho
threats. His would-be executioner Is a
woman, or nt least is supposed to bo a
woman, for her letters tire signed with a
woman's name. She calls hersolf Frankte
Parsons, for the sake of convenience,
says Dr. Keeley is responsible for her I
husband's death and demands $1,000.
Leveo nt lluoklncliaiu Valace.
London, May 4. Mr. Lincoln, Minister
of tho United States, will attend the
levee on tho Cth at Buckingham Pulace,
which, In the absence of the Quooa and
tho Princo of Wales will be presided
over by tho Duko and Duchess of Edin
burgh. He will present on that occa
sion in the diplomatia circle Mr. Larz
Anderson, and Major William F. Tucker;
and in tho general circle Messrs. William
Wayne Balvin, John Howard McFadden,
Edward Kirkpntrick, Sobastian B.
Schleslnger and Henry Phipps, jr.
rittsburg l'lasterors on Strike.
Pirrscuno, Pa., May 4. About 200 of
tho journeymen plasterers in Pittsburg
are ou strike pending a settlement of the
Saturday eight hour domand. Tho
t.nocna ...... ...tllr. r.nnMf fl.to n.finlfU.l
men rk lOmlnutea overtime each
day during the week. This the journey
mendeclino to accede, mid strike wns
ordered, ponding a conference with tho
bosses.
Iltillinger Must Hung.
New York, May 4. Tho United States
Court has just dismissed the appoal of
Edward W. Halllnger, the negro who
Inst June brutally murdered May i'oter
tson In Jersey City. Ho will now bo re
arrainged for seutence and an early day
will, undoubtedly, be fixed for his exe
cution. AT
J TAKE
A
PLEASANT
MBS
Text morninoY Veel bright Ann
HEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
Mr doctor KA V it AtMs pi n'v rm iha ttnmtnh
liver and kMnej.s,i n ilia iflcaumtlaxAUvo. Tfcli
drink la made from herb . ,md t . tupntirni ri.p men
iu eoalljr as tea. Kiit. U
nuy one to-dav. I.ru:e'H .Fnmtly ifiuliclna
iMovt'4 the IJoweli each daj. In order to Im
I) 'althy. ttila is ueos-ary.
SHILOH'S
T1k MtrppM of this Great Courh Cure is
without a parallel in the history of medicine.
All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos.
Itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can sue
cenfully stand. That it may become known,
the rropneiors, at an enormous expcn&e, uic
placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home
m the United States and Canada. O If you have
a Cough, Sore T hroat, or ISronchttlB, use u, lor
it will cure you. If your child has the Croup,
or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief
If vnu dread that insidious disease
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for
SHILOH'S UUKK. I'nce 10 cis., so cis. aim
$i.oo. If your Lungs are sore or Back lame,
use Simon 's rorous riasier, rncc j tia.
For Biilo by O. H. Hiigcnbucli.
COFFEE HOUSE
MItS. CONNIOIC IN CHARGE.
A SQUARE MEAL AT A NOMINAL FBICfc
Everything well cooked and clean. An olab
orute bill of fare daily. Lodgings
for travelers.
CONNIl'K, 3X N, IWTultl 8t,
Act on o new principle
regulate the liver, stomach
ao4 bowels through tin
Dr. Miun rati)
tpmuiu
torpid 11
cure bUTOBtaata,
torpid liver and OOWEM
tlon. 8nisltect. I
iles tree at
:nun
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J. GALLAGHER.
Jasllce o( l!ic Peace, Heal stale nt Insurance Hencj,
OMl'o Muldoon s HuHdlniJ, Een.unaouli, va
THE f
BARONESS BLANC INDIGNANT.
fiho Dlvnlgos Some Tamlly Secrets The
Uarnn Iteclns 8ult for Dtvoren.
New YonK, May 4. The domestic
difficulties between Baron and Baroness
Blano have developed Into open warfare.
The Baroness has obtained nn execution
from the Supreme Court to satisfy a $46,
000 judgement which she obtained some
time ago against Huron Blanc's Litofugo
Manufacturing Company, 02 Johu street,
this city, which produces a compound
for tho preservation of boilers.
Tho execution was plncod into tho
hands of a deputy sheriff with orders
bo selzo on any property he found.
This action of the Baroness is believed
to havo been preclpitntod by tho action
of the Baron in having Inserted in a
morning paper that he would not here
after be responsible for his wife's debts.
The Baroness, when soon by u reporter
at the Alberniarle to-day, was indignant
ovor tho ndvertiBemont.
She declared that instead of tbo Baron
advertising lior it wns she that should
have advertised the Baron.
She said that when she married tho
Baron, Ave years ago, he was n civil
engineer, employed by the Underground
railroad.
She said that she had paid most of his
debts since, and had expended a largo
sum of money in paying the greator
part of expenses incurred in foreign
travel by botti the Baron and herself.
She concluded by saying that the
Baron never paid a debt unless he was
compelled to by the law.
In accordance with tho order of the
Supreme Court tho Sheriff has taken pos
session of tbo manufactory of Baron
Blanc, on John street, and closed it up.
Mr. Blano has retorted to his wife's ac
tion in attaching his property by causing
to be served on her a summons and com
plaint in an action for absolute divorce.
In his complaint In the action for di
vorce Mr. Blano accuses his wife with
having on three or four different occa
sions committed adultery with Frcdorick
Yuengling, tho brewer. Besides the al
legations of undue lntlmacywlth Yueng
ling, Mr. Blanc makes an ominous accu
sation ot misconduct with other meu to
him unknown.
DEEMING BECOMES FURIOUS.
So Violent Are Ul Actions That lie Has
rtaen Placod iu Irons.
Melbouuse, May 4. Tho behavior of
Dooming since ho wns sentenced has bo
come moro inexplicable than evor.
There is a strange mixture of sense and
insanity in all ho says and does, tho
latter evidently assumed.
No doubt ho is luborlug under intense
excitement, finding himself baffled at
every point. He expected to procuro at
first a postponement of his trial, and
next a division of the jury on tho plea of
montal aberration put forward for him,
and In delay he had ever hopo of making
lils escape, xsow no is bent on an appeal,
but there is no chanco for him in this; no
court lu Christendom would grant It.
His atrocious lying and maligning tho
memory ot his victims has lost for him
what little sympathy ho might have in
spired by his indomitable courage.
The Jailers fear that under tne break
ing down ot all his hopes, Dooming may
become actually mad or attempt suicide.
for altnougu in nlli spirits, assumed or
otuerwlse, he sometimes drops into a
mnmltneas which looks llrlvantl danger
ous, and when to approach or speak to j NEWAnK, N JMay 4. A horrible ac
hlm provokes threatening looks and cident, which resulted in tho doath of
language. I Harriet Short, aged about 3 years, oo-
All those things being considered, by
the jail authorities, it was decided to
put tue prisoner m irons, ana this reso
lution was carried into effect to-day.
Much lntorost is manifested in tho au-
to biography that Deeming is writing out of tho window. The body struok on
nnd upon whlcl ho has spent much ol a picket fonco and then fell to the slde
his time slnco ha was imprisoned. It is walk. The child's head was frightfully
believed that the man's overweening mangled, the point of a picket having
vanity will compel him to confess in this been forced through tho temple into the
work all tho crime ho has ovor commit tod.
WANTS, Sco.
J ANTED. A Blrl to do general liousoworlc.
1 1 Appiy ui at west uoai
street, Shenan-
doah, Pa.
D-l-ll
WANTED. A good girl for general house
work. Apply at Scheider'8 bakery, 97 S.
Main street. W-tf
r OT FOlt SALE. A very desirable lot, OOx-
U mi loot, ou isasi uoai
Apply at
IlKllAI.ll office
im-lt
TOVE FOB SALE. A good, nearly new,
cookim? stove. To be sold to make room
forarauge. Apply at IIhhalu offloe. 4-&Ht
DESIItAIU.B PROPERTY rOR SALE.
The Catber uronerty. on West Oak street.
for sale. Will be sold whole or lu parts to suit
purchaser. Apply on the premises. t-12 W
TTlOlt SALE. Cheap, a one-horse spring
wttRon with ton. Also a two-seat surrey
with extension top. Apply to Fred. Ilurkfliirt,
US North Main street. 3-3-tI
WANTED. Honest, energetic men to
sollelt orders for Nursery Ktook ; ex
penses and salary to men who can leave home
and work steady 1 also commission to looal
agents: write for terms and territory. Address
It. Q. Cuuse & Co., 1440 . Pens Ht.. Phll'a., Pa.
4-lo-lm-ecd
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Notice is hereby
given that I have this day sold out my In
terest in tue suenanaoau neaay-fay store,
trading under the linn name of Smith & Swin
dle. All claims aiminst the said firm will be
settiea uy u. vr. siuiin, tue remaining meraoer
ot the llrm, and all aooouuts due me to be paid
lo me sain u. v . amuu.
S. II. SWINGLE.
Shenandoah, Ps April W, 'IK. 4r-lt-oaw
M. P. Conry's Saloon,
81 South Main Street,
Next to tho First National Hank, for a cool
s"ia8 or lifer auu a Komi cigar
Kcst Tciuiicraucc Mrlultu.
WAS SLAIN BY A BOY
Tlioinna nn)'dcn'3 Mnnloror
Only 1G Years Old.
THE LAD MAKES A CONFESSION.
Ho
Appi'en ly Dobs Not Eelfz tha
Enormity of Ills Crime.
The Mystery Surroundlnc the Kllltnir of
Sirs, rotter's shipping Clerk Iu Newark
Uniekly ClimreU Up Nearly B40'J or the
Stolon Mutiny llpcoveri'd Aldwn fates,
the Murderer, Couics of u Family ol
CrlmliittM.
Nkwaiik, N. J., May 4. The murderer
of Thomas Hnydon, tho shipping clerk
in Mrs. Potter's hat factory on Mulberry
street, Newnrk, wus arrested by Supt.
Brown Inst night. His name is Alden
Fales, 10 years of age, who resided witli
his widowed mother at 29 Sixth avenue.
He was employed In the factory up to
within two weeks of last Saturday,
when he committed tho crime.
His father committed suicide about six
months ago, and he has four younger
brothers aud nn elder sister living in this
city. lie is n nephew of Alonzo and
Spencer Egbert, who were senteuced to
State's prison last Juno for a railroa.l
job at Wachung.
At that tlmo young Fales, pressed by
his mother, gave tho police valuable in
formation relative to their doings. His
mother excused hor attitude ugafhst her
brothers by saying: "They aro thieves
and I want them takon care of. My only
fear is that they will lead my boy in tho
same path."
The prisoner mado a full written con
fession to tho superintendent and chlof,
and handed over $393 of the stolen
money, saying he would cause the police
no trouble. Ho also related to the re
porters and commUsiouors tho details of
his awful crime, apparently not realiz
ing its enormity.
ANOTHER SUICIDE CLUB.
In Chicago This Tllne Soniatlouul
tempt ot m Memuor
At-
Chicago, May 4. If tho story of An-
drow Itudmnn is to bo bolteved Chicago
has n full-fledged suicide society, two
members of which attempted to take
their own live last night. One, Joseph
Kraker, went q iietl yto Douglas Park,
put u bullet mrough his brain and
dropped di nil. Hie other, Rudmau
hlmsolf, trie 1 to add a little sensation to
his taking ou, and Is still alive aud un
injured. He began by stealing $30, with which
lie purchased a revolver. He then oullod
on his sweetheart, Eva Dressier, shot at
her without effect, chased her father
around the blook, firing as he ran, sent
a couple of bullets through the front
door as the perspiring parent reached
I the house, shot at a crowd of small boys,
' shot at his own head and mlssod, and
finally wound up by sending a ball
I through the coat of a policeman, who
arrested him.
j He coufossod his connection with the
suicide club, ot which Kraker was also
a member.
Legislator Dcnnliig's Marital Troubles.
Manistee, Mich., May 4. M. R. Don
ning, a rich lumberman nnd a member
of the Legislature, has put his property
out of his hands nnd announced in the
I pubUo prints that ho will no longer pay
debts contracted by his wife. Ho has
left town declaring he will novor roturn,
Denning married a few years ago
Brigham Young's nineteenth wife, who
us Ann Ellai Young acquired celebrity
as a lecturer before she met Donning.
Previous to entering Brigham Young's
fold she was tho wife of a Mr. Doe of
Utah. She says sbo has borne much
from Denning and professes to be the
injured one.
A Chilli's Ilorrlbln Doatli.
curreu yestoruay. ine cnnu was lying
i in a bed beside a window on the third
floor nt its home on Pacific street. The
shutters woro either blown open or
pushed open by the child and she rolled
brain. Tho little girl
died about 30
minutes afterwards.
Newark Stone Cutters Out.
Newaiik, N. J., May 4. It was decided
at a meeting of the Stone Cutters Union
to declare a strike, and 300 men have
left their work. Tho strike is declared
because the bosses will not discharge
tho men who run the machines aud em
ploy stono cutters lu tholr places. The
stone cutters also want tho same pay on
a machlno as thoy received for hand
work.
Rult Acalutr u Receiver.
Boston;" May 4. A suit to reoover S10.-
000 has beeu brought against Receiver
Ileal, ot the Maverick Bank, by the
Maine Trust aud making Company. The
amount involved is a deposit in bonds
made by tho last named company with
the Maverlok Bank as security for any
balances in its dealings with the bank.
ITcii lil out riant Denies tho Story.
New Yoiik, May 4. Mr. II. D. riant,
president ot the Southern Express Com
pany, most emphatically denies the pub
lished statement that the Plant system
nt railroads had purchased the Florida
Central & Peninsula Railroad for $7,500,
000. Ho said that such n sale or pur
chase was not even contemplated.
To Pius on Almy's Sanity.
Concord, N. H., May 4. -The transfer
of Frank C. Almy, the murderer of
Christie Warden to Plymouth, wns ef
fected secretly nnd caused no exoitement.
AssooUUe Judge Allen aud Chief Justice
Do will pass on Aliny's application for
n new trial based ou the ground oi in'
sanity.
niiitliliig I'rMrs Want Shorter Hours.
Dobton, May 4. The clothing press era
of this city, llaltimore, Chicago, New
York, Phllodelphla and other large
cities will demand a reduction ot hours
from 10 to 0 per day and an increase ot
wages rauglug from 15 to 25 per cout.
ARE WE
Right
or
FV wng?
A Shoe Dressing must restore the bril
liancy of a worn ;.hoe, and at the same time
preserve the softness of the leather.
LADIES will the Dressing you are
using do both? Try it I
Pour a dessert ipoonful of your Dressing
into a saucer or butter plate, set it aside for
a fiw days, and it ill dry to a substance
as hard and brittle as crushed glass. Can
such a Dressing be good for leather?
Wolffs ACME Blacking
will stand this test and dry as a thin, oily
film which Is 03 flexible as rubber.
in i. hum iiiiihii ..i.iiii.iii .
25 Dollars worth of New Furniture for
25 Cents. HOW? Dv paintina
25 square feet of Old Furniture with
WOLFF . RANDOLPH,
8B7 North Front Btroet PHILADELPHIA
Is as good as the
first. No drcofs.
All pure and whole
some. The most
popular drink of the day.
Been
A perfect thirst quencher.
Don't be deceived if a dealer, for thesalce
ct larger profit, tells ) ou some other kind
Is "just os guod 'tis false. No ImitatioK
is as gccdiis the genuine Hires'.
S3 SHOE GEMTLEVIEM
THE BEST SHOE M THE WORLD FOB THE MONET
It Is a &f am less shoo, with uo tacks or wax thread
Co hurt the feet; mado of tho beet tine calf, stylist!
and easy, nnci because we make more $hocn of thit
grade than any other manufacturer, It equals hand
sowed shoos costing from $4.00 to &5.00.
&C UO (icnuliiP Ilnnil-Nowei), tho finest caTl
shoo ever offered for SV0U; equals Frcncil
Imported shooa which cost from $d.00to $Vi no.
Oil llnml-SpuTi. Writ HIiop, flno calf
Btyllsh, comfortable and durable. Tho best
shoe over offered nt this price ; samo grada as cut
tom-mnde shoes costing from $0.00 to fc'J.UO.
CCO 50 I'nIIco Minn i Farmers, ltallroad Men
PO- and Letter Carrlersall wear them; tlnocatC
Bcatnless, smooth Inside, heavy thrco soles, exten
clon oUo. Ouo pair will wearnytar.
G0 SO Ouo citlTi no better shoe over offered a
SJtZm this price; one trial will convince tnosa
who want ufiljoo for comfort and service.
CCO -5 nnd lyj.OO WorMnauicn shoe
Pmm nro very strong nnd durable. Thoso who
havo given them n trial will wear no other make.
Dmifc' &Olk and 1.75 school shoes art
Eac XI j worn by tho boya everywhere; thcrseU
ou their merits, as the increasing sales show.
B arlioc 0' JlnmWMPU-ed -hoe, bo 81
RmCIU ilS) iJon gom, very stylish; equaldFrcncts
Import od shoes costing from $ l.u to S6.00,
LmdicN' 2.50, &.00 find 1.75 shoo roc
Hisses are tho best fine Dougola. istyllah and durabla.
Cam I on. Soo that W L. Itouglas namo ucuS
price ore stamped ou the bottom of each shoo.
tlfTAKE NO SUIISTITUTK.-iU
Insist on local advertised dealers supplying yon.
"V. Jj. DOUCLAS, Jtrocltton.Mana. Isold t
by
J03BPH B-A-XiL,
Mortli IflHlu St., Sliciumclonb
Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing,
Cures
Chapped Hands, Wounds, Qurns, Etc.
Removes and Prevents Dandruff.
BUSSE&H SOAP.
Special ly Adapted for Use in Hard Water.
DR. THEEL,
538 mur?
St..
iiLuLr-i.
th on It pt-Dutoe i
rui-u Auiciioul
BMlUUtt In In l li
Uitrd Htfttrl Who U
bM to our BlOOd POlSOrit
Nervous DetUllty wd upe
Clnl Diseases f
Bkln HImmm KcdBpoUP-lniln Ui
tL!i BoreThroatMouth,
111 ichtn, 1'iuipl j Erupiiotii aofl ol
bArri I lucn, b Weill dm, Irritation,
lUUitiui-Uoui uJ K'lOUtnca.
(ley, lot meronry iik lHCk uenUl -oxtMr, KldnT j4
Iklftld.-r IHafMka ml til In t-tura rt.ulUoi frum I f
hiilliortlion or U. tori, itmrut hw eund to 4 lo 10 in
Kltof M uue Io n4 Ium hoif M n.iur whftt frJr
Uda Uauior, QuMk, Fuullj r fhjrMui hf til f
Dr. THKBL cum positively lUiol dMtotloQ fun
tntlDMa OLD, VfttJMI Milllll MU tfVXHOtt OOlTTIMr I iTrn
rui-s rich or puur, auod to lUaip ftr bQOK
TKUTH" r-im Qoukt under iwom WdmoiTl.).
Hour, dftltr ft.-in 9 to I, Mil to 9, Td ml &U
rnll 10. ffuadftT 0 Utl II Wrii or ell ad hw -Td.
r r Rtfri-MMt M- Mid Bt.r.Uv PUU. 4Mj Tint.
Phi CI AN AND SURGEON,
5.
W- IL DOUCLAS
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