WANTS, too.
I?Olt ItKNT.A good-slied stable. Apply to
. U Schocnor, 8 North Main streot.
12-9-lw
POU KEftT. Society and club rooms In the
i. post ofico uuuumg. Appiyvu u,
M. llurko,
AtlnrnnvIloomS. 1S-1MI
QALArfY OH COMMISSION-TO agents to
O hanlle the I'atent Chomlcal Ink KrasltiK
Pencil. Tho most useful and novel Invention of
the ana Ureses ink thoroughly In two seconds,
Acents mnklni IM per week. Wo also want a
eehcnil URfnt to take chargo or territory, aim
Ipnoint sub agents. A rare cnunco to mako
ufm: fnr inrina and samrjlo of eras-
Monroe erasing; imts. w, A...r,v,
AGENTS WANTED ON HALARY or com
mission, to handle tho now Patont Chemi
cal InkErasing Pencil. Tho quickest nnd great
est Belling novelty over produced. Erases ink
thoroughly In two seconds. No abrasion or
Paper. Works like mwlc. 200 to WW per cent,
nrollt. One agent's safes amounted to M-ln
iixdays. Another $32 In two hours. 1'revious
experience not necessary. For term" and lull
particulars, addrss The Monroo Mf'g Cp., La
Crosse. Wis. I3S
PROP031TIONH FOR GOOD HU.SfJl-.Sa
Mon. The l'rovldent l.ifo Assviatlon,
No. 207 N. Liberty street. Halllmoro, Md. rto
slres to cngugo ft manager in t'lls p irt of tho
state. An experienced, actlvo business mpn,
whn rain nrfRnnt nrnner tcsllmonlals. as to
obaracter and ability, and who Is willing
to do personal work, is offered a permanent
nndprofltnbl position. Tlio Association also
nqulres t"0 sorviivs of spdal, dlstrlct.and
local agents, Aourosa.
Wivr "Aqenoy Depahiment.'
U1 e PAYS for b homo lot at May's Land
fpXU lag, the tlno suburb of Atlantic City; 6
squares from It. It. ; commutation faro to Phlla.,
25 cents; lias court house, hotels, schools,
nhnrchni. cotton, nancr. clothing, cigar sash.
brick, and lumbering mills, with finest wator
noweri lino driving, tlshlng. gunning, bathing,
selling; city and country combined; 35 housos
built last year and not ono empty; a safo and
sure Investment! tso Invested will increase
taXHnflmonths; 3 mills built this yoar; lots are
80feot abovo ocean; lu per cent, on ior oasn;
21ntfnr2S: title Insured. Send for circular.
MAY'S LANDING IMPROVEMENT CO., C68
PrankllP St., Pnlludolphla. 9-30-lm
TWICE TOLD TALES
Aro somotirces a bore, but
when tho people avo told
twice that at Gallagher's
Cheap Cash Storo they can
buy Flour and Tea at lower
rates than anywhere in town
they aro glad to lest tho
truth of tho oft repeated
story. Ho also keeps on
hand full linojof Grosories,
Fresh Butter and Eggs, Po
tatoes, Green Truck, Hay
and Straw,
Gallagher's Cheap Cash Store
(Muldoon's old stand)
CORNER CENTRE AND WEST STREETS.
CHAS. ZALLA
Rospectfully notifies his friends
that he will open a now storo at
Corner Jar Jin and Oak Streets,'
Where ho will keep a full stock of
Green Groceries,,
ClgtrJ, Tobacoo and Candy. Poub
try and all kinds of game in seion.
OysitorH axicl IPifala.
Open Monday, November 21.
Scheider's
Saloon and Restauran
Loading Saloon in town
Cfntr nntl Whitn Nts
(Ulckcrt's old stand)
First-class Eating- Bar.
Finest Wblskoys In tho Market.
PUBLIC SALE
OV 1'JIKSOXAI, J'JWl'lCJlTl'.
There will be a public vale, on tbo pn raises,
one mile north of Lakesldo (Haul Mahanoy
Junction), on
Saturday, Dec. 17, 1892
At 10 o'clock a. ru of valuable roal estate The
Eroperty consist" of a grist mill, d welling bouto,
arn and outbuildings. There aro iS acres,
moroorlessi asplonald fruit orchard la bear
ingi never-falling well and springs. Tbo loca
tion Is very desirable; good markets near, such
as Mahanoy City, Shenandoah, Tamaqua, liazlo
ton, etc.
Terms of Sale Ten per cont. down on day of
purchase: 40 per cent, wltnln three months, and
the balance can remain on mortgage. For fur
ther particulars apply at tho llniiALDornco.
11-18-ts Mils. ELI-EN HEISEIl.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Largest and oldest reliable purely ruab com
panies represented by
3DA."Vir FAUST,
120 S. JaromSt., SIicnanoaah,Pa.
T. J. O'HABEN'S
BsurToer Slxop,
COR MAIN AND OAK STS.
everything In tho tonsortal Una done In first
class stylo. A line bath room attached.
XjXjsQ-SriD'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT
36 IJaHt Centre Street.
The best boor, ales, porter, whiskies, brandies,
wines ana unesi cigars always on hand;
ROBERT LLOYD. Prop
JOHN R. COYLE,
AKoruey-at-Ltw tnd Ret Estate Ageit,
Offloe HddU' Ualldlnc, Bhenkndhoa, Pa
OJXTEJ ENJOY
Both tho method and results when
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nnd refreshing to tho tasto, and acts
enntly yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
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aches and fovers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
inly remedy ot its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the tneto and ac
:eptablo to tho stomach, prompt in
ts action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and acrrecnblo substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and havo roada it tho most
popular rcmcJv known.
byrup ot Jfigs is ior sale in OUc
nd $1 bottles liy all leading drug
gists. Any -reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
; -i . . . t. . i .
iu iry iu uo not accept nuy
luustitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISC CAL,
ICUISVIUE, Kt HEW YORK, N.Y.
nick Reulicheand rolloyoall tho troubles Incf
dont to a blUoua etato of tho system, suoh &Et
Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness. Distress after
eitlng.r-slnln the BIJo. io. Wlillo their most
remtrkablo success has been shown la curing
JteaSache. yet Carter's Llttlo Llvor I1U arc
equally viluablo in Constipation, curing and pro
venting th!sannoy!ngcomplalnt,whllo they alia
correct alldlsordorsoithostomachtlmulaia the)
;ivcrsndrogu!atothobowela. Even It they onlj
cur 00
Achstheywouldboitmostprlcelesstothbsanha
suffer from tills distressing complaint: but fortu
nately tbetrgoodnoas does notendhero,and thoso
Trho once try them will find theso llttlo pills vain-
oblo In omany ways that they wiU not bo wil
ling to ao witnoni ine
hem. But after aUslckheu
In the bsno of so many IW03 that hero Is wbera
vro make our great boaat. OurpilUcureltwhUo
Others do not.
Carter's Llttlo Liver rilh aro very small ana
very easy to tke. One or two pills make a dose.
Thuy aroatrioily veyeUblo and do not gripe or
purR, but by their g5ntl a lion idoaao all who
usethtm. Iuvial3tQlfints j flvefor$l. Bola
If druinjiaU OTtrj-wboio, or acnt by mad.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York;
SMALL PiLL, SHALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
Cures Consumption, Cougbs, Croup, Soro
TJiront. Sold by all Drucgitts on a Guarantee.
1'ora Lame Side, Back or Clint Shlloh's Porous
Plaster will give great atisfaciioa. 15 cents.
SHILOH'S VITALIZE!?.
Mrs. T. S.Hawkins,Cuattnnoogn.'l'onn.,snys:
"Wittoh's Vilallzer'SA.Vt:D MY LIFE ' 1
eotulder it (lie best remedy for ailchllUMUdiimUm
1 ever used." For Dyspepsia, Uver or Kidney
trouDio it oxccis. rneo ia cts.
SHI LO H'SJC ATA R R H
SfeaiR E M E D Y.
1 Havoyou Catarrh? Try this ltemcdy. HwlU
rellovoand Cu-o you. Prico 60 cts. This In-,
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free. Bhlloh's Iteroedlcs nro sold by us on a
guarantee to ulvo satisfaction.
For ealo by O. H. Hagenbuoh.
j.iR&TCHES TEH MOHIHa
tro'ibli'sonie gkin dlJKMUti cau'O'.l
i-j strrateli lot in moiitli. and t .
..t-1 !) it tew days use ofl
II. Wm IT, JStZISSSZll'
aV' t
L'ini Manboro, s. a
SWIFTHff PECIF1C
Ti'-.ired toniorstirii of Villa rtwellliiK
j 11 i:ik JllSTS'&S s.iil lme liiul lie
!iv'jis of "BaSfy irT """ t,,f' ,v
JIaiv urnrulnen cihviciuns atundol
1 id fiilad, bucB. H. B. did the vurl:.
Hl'L W. Kl&KrATKlCK. Juhnwn City. Tin 1
ttirt, 11 Illor I an I S' 11 l.i ,st Innilr 1 free Vjty
hWHT .S-i:clHD Cuill'A.NY, Of!
Att ml . I ,j ,
SANDEH'S
UTtCT PATEHTS- ffff T tWITH
tttCTII.
"ST SM,?
MaGNtTIB
Till tors without tntdlclna U VTaatiteaa rusltUf frti.
uiertaaatiaa i uiaiu, ncra loreii, iiHuri or luaiierattti
(ttusvl cihauilon, drama, tuttei, brruut dtt klily, tltO
Imnui. Itaauor. rhui..naiiui. kid nor. liver and biaddar Mia
pUlutl, Uu.a taek, luu iu, aolauqa, gtotrtvl iU-UtUh, U
Thia fUatrl bait aontAliiH tuMteifktl loi ore ( OTaf at
tlitri. an lv a eurreul tliat ll loatauUj fli by tlavaarai
r ivrrtit vft.11uo.uu. am nui run u ui m ixt simi
ivr )) T-ouaDai ha Urp ur4 Ivy tbla otarfatow
tof oiloa antr an oiimi tftntaio ikimu.ina vt lira bb
araiorialaoniii in tniin-i rr tihtr a
IU,m M.trful imnr,AlJ KI.K1 1 It II' hi V U M)RT ! Ik.
(?!( been vtr afiii 4 waak wan r ItKK H I HALL RkLTfeV
lUalth tail rifarvsa Birenslk LlalUNrkkU U u t Bl
TIT. Siad far larft U'-dratod (auvMeU, Malt4 (tV
j mail. aorni
No
r" Toaawuy ntvr tunn
CARTER'S
ILESTM BELT
BLAINE AT DEATH'S DOOR
The Ex-Secretary's Condition
Reported as Critical.
DISEASE HAS REACHED HIS LUNGS.
The Plan for Ilemorlne tl rotlrnt to
CallTurnlA Abandoned rtcuaon to
llevo That JIo lIny laa Away at Any
Moment Talk of Ills ICnibrucInc tho
Catholic Faith Jtnnewed.
Wasiiinoio:?, Dec. 15. Jriiios O.
Blaine Is now on his death bed. The
strength-sapping malady from which he
has suffered (or so long a time has as
Mimed a form which warns his family of
n speedy termination.
The disease attacked his lungs a short
time ago, and Its course his baflled the
skill of his physician.
The visit, of Dr. E. G. Janoway, of
New York, to Mr. Blaine Is Indicative of
the extreme anxiety of the family.
Ills I.lings Affected.
When the fact became known that Mr.
Blaine's lungs were succumbing to tho
ravages of the disease plans were laid to
convey the distinguished invalid to Pasa
dena, Cal.) In tho hope that a mild and
soothing climuta might enable him to
rally.
Ills weakness, however, Increased so
rapidly that it was deemed unsafe to
move him, and the trip to California was
abandoned.
There Is reason to bcllevo that the ex-
Secretary's death may occur any day.
May llecouie a Catholic.
The I?ov. Father Ducey'H visit to tho
Blaine residence at this time has natur
ally revived the tnlk about tho ox-Secretary
embracing the Roman Catholic faith.
A strong boiler prevails hero that it is
Mr. Blame's desire to dio n member of tho
church of which his mother was a devout
member.
TO SUSPEND IMMIGRATION.
Home uud Senate Committees in I'avor of
Sueli a l'lan.
Wasiiikqtox, Dec. 15. At the joint
session of the Immigration committees of
the Senate and House it was shown that
there was a general feeling in favor ot
suspending nil immigration to this
country for periods vurying from ono to
live years.
Senator Quay said that it was tho
unanimous opinion of the commltteo
which hod taken testimony in New York
and ulsewhera on tho subject that Immi
gration should be entirely suspended, and
Hale added that ha feared the shortness of
the present session would make it impos
sible to pass any bill save ono suspending
Immigration for only a year.
Senator Hill sent to tho joint commltteo
a request that no final action bo taken
until the New York representatives of tho
various steamship companies could bo
beard.
Representative Geissenhalner of New
Jersey created a mild sensation by an
nouncing his unalterable objection to any
and all propositions looking to restriction
of Immigration. He is strongly in favor
of the picbent Influx of Russian Jews.
CONGRESSIONAL DOINGS.
Army Appropriation ltlll Piuaed In the
llnuav Autl-Optlou ltlll lUeuaiIori.
Washington, Deo. 15. Tho famous
Mcflurrahan claim occupied the attention
of the Senate up to 2 o'clock, when It
wont over without action.
Tho rest of tho sossion was occupied
with the Anti-Option bill, Mr. George,
of Mississippi, occupying tho floor, and
leaving his speech still uullnlshod when
the time for adjournm&jt came. Ilia
strictures on tho New York Cotton Kx
change were of a bitter tone, the business
of that institution being denounced 0.1
"unhallowed truffle," nnd its sales of
cotton being characterized as "sales of
phantom bales."
In the House the Army Appropriation
bill was passed, with very little discua
tion. Cotiaul KellocC iixinu ralccl.
Nhw York, Doo. 15. It is reported
that Dr. Jauies 0. Kellogg, United States
Consul at Stettin, Germany, has resumed
hit. official duties, havlhg been cleared of
the charge which Dr. Jenkins, the health
officer of this port, brought against him.
Dr. Jenkins charged, and still insists,
that Dr. Kellogg was absent from his of
ficial duties, and did not oxamino emi
grants when tho cholera llrst broke out.
ContosttuB Sumiml Suwyer's trill.
Salem, Mass., Dec. 15. Proceedings
have begun in tho Supreme Court in the
contest of the will ot Samuel IS. Sawyer,
of Qloucustur, who died Dec. 11, 1880,
leaving nearly $1,000,000, of which $400,
000 is left to literary and charitable in-
htitutious. The relatives weio left but a
few thousand dollars ouch. The will is
disputed on the grounds of uudue influ
ence and insanity.
Tho Now Quubeo Mlulatry.
Moktrual, Dec. 15. M. Tuillon, who
lias been summoned by the lieutenant
Governor of QuebtM to form a new ad
ministration, lias gone to Quebec. Thero
is the best ot authority for saying that
all the present Ministers will be invited
to retain their present portfolios, und
there is reason to hellevo they will do' so.
C'nusjtit In a Shaft anil Killed.
PoguuhTEit, N. Y., Dec. 15. -William
Thtebold wits killed by being caught by n
swiftly revolving shaft In Willlamti &
Hoyt's shoo factory yesterday, lloth leg
wave broken mid his body wui otherwise
mangled.
Knocked Out Mulduou's Oyrlolie,
PiiiUicm-rHiA, Deo. 15. lua four round
go at the Ariel Club last night between
the uilddlfwwigbU Hilly Yoager of New
York uud Fred Morris, Muldoon's Cyclone,
Yeoger was knocked out in the second
round.
Oen, ltoteamns Improving.
Washington, Deo. 15. The ooaditlon
of Qtui. IfcMHNiraus this morning Is said to
be gradually iuiprovlng.
Juttlvo I. ulnar Itettar.
WAiuimmxf, Du. 15. Justice Lamar,
ot the United Mtatoa Supreme Court, is a
llttlo better to-day.
lkadrewaUI romliiQ; to Aiuerlni,
London, Deo 13 - -M Paderewski has
leftLoudou eu route for the United States.
TWO KILLED, TWO INJURED.
I'ntiil Kiploaloiv "1 Dynamite at Mllnea
vllln, I'm.
IIazlkton, Ta., Deo. 15, An explosion
of dynamite oceurrod at Mlluesvllie lait
night with terrible results, Thomas
Walter and Michael Parrish wera blown
almost to atoms, and Domlntck Walter,
contractor, and Michael Marine were
fatally Injured.
Owing to tho critical condition of the
two injured men, no statement as to the
cause of the accident can be obtained.
It is believed, however, that Contractor
Walter, with his son Thomas, went to
the blacksmith shop to tbsw out dyna
mite, and that ono of the sticks acci
dentally fell to the floor and exploded,
Mr. Cleveland Will Ttemnln at Lakewood.
Nkw York, Dec. 15. Mr. Cleveland an
nounces that he lias decided to go to
Lakewood on Jan. 15 to remain until he
goes to Washington. He will preparo his
inaugural address at Lnkowood and go
from there direct to Washington. Col.
Lamont and Mrs. Iimont will accompany
Mr. and Mrs, Cleveland and their daugh
ter to Washington.
Urging n Modi Mention of the Law.
WAsntNOTO.v, Dec. 15. A number of
prominent railroad men were before the
Sanatu Commltteo on Interstate Com
merce to urge the passago of the amend
'ment to the Interstate Commerce law mod
ifying tho law to allow railroads to form
pools and also to wipe out the penal
clause of the punishment prescribed.
I.ixIro Troubles to llo Settled.
Nouwalk, Conn., Dec. 15. Master
Frederick Mead, of St. John's Lodge, No.
0, F. and A. M., is authority for the state
ment that the trouble between St. John's
Lodgo and the Connecticut Grand Lodge
will undoubtedly bo settled during the
present week.
THE 5CS530
I THAT CURES
nirxrs s. wells,
FL Jackaoa, X. Y U
gScrofula anil Salt Rheumn
153 Of 20 Years Standlnfr, (
m BLOOD PURIFIER THAT CURES. S
feDANA SABSAVAE1I T A CO., SB
fa 0. -i 1 t tii - i iunlyccrtHythatIhavehofn
jgn.iiti.nr for out t&Si nir with Srrol.
nlt ji.t1 Nult IChviiiii. Have em p toyed a
pTjinany rMi imn tnd expeudeel many dollars InS
K" proprli-tary iiifdiclni, blood purlflcn, altrativpa,fiia
ctc.rtt'., asMl Bihavaboenon tha markf-t ior theHS
S!3laM2.'y-ari,iilI iifnii iivull or leeiifllt,
asaitd tieblelrm up hope that there vaa any help lor Ijjj
25 me. With very little faith I nurThaspd a bottle olWs
EHyourSAUSAI'AJUIXA of m Uranitt, whlcli Im
Otmaoe mm guarantee tf i not beneflUtl ha2"
Kh Ing I nhouitt Ltiil ai
pgof any IxmeRt ai no mctlicf
Mltn rjli tn v nana. T hmi'
1 . later. NohoiH-Wl
1 r ireatmpntwietnedS
itot taken mora tban
itiic-hall of btie bottle t.hen to my urprijH
KEMuna ituu ueipitiir mi. Hare Uken tiviitrt
Udltottlfst and 11111 (UJICIll. The Mrir.5S
lure taken tivit
ubI'Iii wm'i tun mi Jicuicti iuu 1 iuw ukc a
new num. Ireooiomend
W DANA'S 1
1 SAHSAPAHILLA 1
FJBui all who wlh a lllnoil I'm lllt r tliut
ygOiirv. Youra TCiy truly. Oil
rifELra s. wells, m
Ei n.Jackion,St.Laiifren.wCo.,N. Y. S
Si Qran-Si Mr. Weill ll wtll-kjiomi laUilams-Jfi
SHUonand IUm Mtuteiuunt lt tmu. nS
llupuUully, llti A. 8MITII, jtjl
J NkhoMlIf, N. Y. tlninfrt. fS
Dana Sarsaparllla Co., Belfast, Mains.
JNT. H. Downs' Elixir'
WILL CUBE THAT
AND STOP THAT
lias stood tho te. t for STXT1' TJlAltS
faoa bus proved Itself tbo boat remedy,
known for tho euro of 7oimitij'"i
vaunhn. Cold. Wliooplna Conh, ana
lalll.uiig 1 laraJMln young or old.
l'l li e l(e., 60o., ami 91 .00 per bolllo,
SOLD SVERYWHERE.
IIltST. IQuVSOH A MM, ?s.. Bwlisitea,
H. J, M'GUIRE'S
Sporting and Musical Resort !
Secoufl St., GIRARDVILLK.
llest Wines, Liquors, lleere, Ales and nnesi
brunds of Cigars always oa hand.
DO YOU WANT
A GOOD ARTICLE OF COAL?
If so, send la your orders to
HENRY WARNICK,
431 West Coal Htret.
, Ail uruora lurvoai ur ivr uuuiiuk ui uii ninua
'promptly attended to Orders can be left at
me stores oi a. u. isrousi. nuuiu juruiu Biruci,
und Joseph Hall, North Mala street. 11-19-lm
HOTEL AND JRESTAURANT !
Ileepelfully Informs his old friends and tho
public generally that be has Uken ohurge ot tbo
old stand lately oouuplwl by Felix Adrlcl
where he will keen oo hand a fresh stock
Porter, Ale and Lager User. Pluast brands ot
Liquors and Clgurs.
Paul Summa, crMautVad'o'pfor Sts
Ttr M. UUUKE,
" ATTORN RY-AT-LAW,
BUKNANDOAtl, FA.
OtHoeiJ Uoom 8, P. O. Uulldlng, ahocondoAh,
ana wsturiy uuutuog, i-oiutui.
19
THE RAHWAY MYSTERY
James Frouatt Rearrested for
the Murder.
EVIDENCE AGAINST HIM THIS TIME.
II vai Suapectiul Klx Years As;o, but Was
Not Until Ilia Ilrotliar-ln-T.KW Suld to
bft InipllcatedUevfiloplueiita of a Htart
llng Nature rromlacd.
IUhway, N. J., Doc. 15. James Fronatt
was arrested here last night for the mur
der of a comely young woman whose body
was found on the morning of Saturday,
March 20, 1837, In a road leading to the
village of Milton, two miles west of
Ilahway. Tho body was never Identified,
although viewed by thousands from all
parts of New Jersey and New York. The
murdor is commonly known as tho "Kah
way mystery."
This Is not Frouatt'i first connection
with the murder. He was one of the first
arrested on suspicion, and, although there
was then ovldenco that would have war
ranted holding him, he was allowed to go.
Ho has been under surveillance ever since,
however. Just what evidence the au
thorities have against htm Chief Tooker,
who mado the arrest, refused to toll. At
llrst tio denied making the arrest.
It is said that Frouatt's 12-year-old
daughter has made a confession ns to the
actions of her father on tho night of
Hurch 25, when there was a party at
t rouatt's bouse.
Tho Frouatt girl tells of a strange and
pretty young woman who was at tho
party, and her description tallies with
that of the murdered eirl.
Ine autuorities will neither deny nor
affirm the story, but say that the arrest
was made upon evidence already lu their
possession, nnd that which they gained
within a low hours previous to rrouatt s
urrest.
Tho murder has been ono of tho fore
most of New Jersey's "mysteries," and
the confession of Frouatt's daughter, to
gether with the evidence gained nt the
coroner's Inquest at tho time, would fas
ten a strong chain ot clrcutnstauttal evi
dence about tho prisoner.
I'rouatt is a tall, powerful, and fairly
good looking man of !w, but Is very Illit
eruto and brutal.
It is said that his brutality to his
daughti '-ovo her to confess what she
knew o' ' -.i, i.ight. Tho parly was hold
at, t lie hoi' only a short distance from
where the uody was found.
Froimtt, his wife, and four children
lived on JefTpi-Ron avenue, tn the villucru
of .Milton, during the early part of March,
lobD.
With him was his brother-in-law, Wil
liam Kcech, a wood chopper. One of
Frouatt's daughters gavo a party on tho
night of March 25, at which were gath
ered only tho relatives of 1' rouatt's f am
lly, to the number ot 20 or 25, mostly
women.
The body of tho murdered girl was ex
posed to public view at the morgue for 10
days. It is recalled that none of the
l1 rouatts nor any ot tho persons who at
tended tho party visited tho morgue.
from wuat cau be learned of tne little
girl's confession, Kcech, the brother-in-
law, was very attentive to the dead girl
on tbo night of the party, and they drank
Deer together, at which frouatt became
jealous, uud, persuading the girl to go out
und walk with him, murderod her.
After Frouatt was lodged in Jail (jhlet
ot l'ollce looker sent out his detective to
urrest Keocb and others who were at the
party on the night of tho murdor.
It is now certain that within the next
21 hours there will ba developments of a
startling nature.
HARRISON ON THE ELECTION.
Minister Clioney fllvo Out lart of a Let
tor from tlio lrolilut.
Manciibhikr, N. II., Dea 15. Kx-Qov.
Cheney, who lias been nominated as Min
ister to Switzerland, statea that as soon
as lie is coullrmed ho will start for his
now pot.
Mr. Cheney says that President Harrl
non wrote him in regard to the lecent
election its follows:
"I was a leader Imprisoned, and, save
for the llttlo visit to Mr. Hold, I knew
or thought but llttlo about it. Protec
tion has fulled because thu wage-earner
bus refused to shuro his shelter with the
manufacturer. He would not oven walk
under tho same umbrella."
Talo Student Arroatril for Theft.
New Haven, Deo. 15. W. O. Vennum,
a member ot the frwthman olasa at Vain,
was arrusteu labt night for theft. On
Friday last Dr. W. Q. Anderson, dlroctor
of tho Yale gymnasium, lost a quantity
of jowolry and u pooketbook containing a
large sum ot money, the wholo valued ut
$-11)0 or $500. The caso was given to De
tective Sergeant Cowles, and the arrest of
Veunum followed. The property was
found in Venn urn's room.
Awful CharRes Suatalncd,
PortT Jkrvib, N. Y., Deo, 15. At Mon
ticello, l'atriok lladdon, a prosperous
furmer, suoil his brother for $10,000 for
slander, charging him with having re
ported that Patrick was guilty ot incost
with bis own daughter. The daughter
testified against her father, saying that
the story was true The Jury then gave
the defendant $1,000 damages,
Itunului: llogviliir Trains Now.
Utioa, Doc. 15. The railroad between
Little Falls and Dolgevillti, iu Herkimer
county, lias commenced the running ot
regular trains. The road Is oleven miles
long but is of considerable Importance as
it furnishes an outlet for a richly tim
bered section of country.
Tho ltlood of Columbus In Ilia Volns.
Madrid, Deo. 15. TheDukeof Veragua,
who has the blood of (JliiUtophur Colum
bus In hi veins, has bteu unpointed Presl
dent ot tho Committer on tho 8puUh
Exhibit at the Chicago World's Fair, ro-
plaoiog the Uuke ot saxto.
Killed by the Oars tVhlle Intuilcatnl
Cakakdajoua, N. Y., Dc. 16. The
mangled remains ot Patrick Cairns were
found ou the Central railroad track near
here yesterday. It Is thought he was
killed while intoxicated.
Morcan Acrapts u Nur I'ntltlou,
Washington, Deo. 15. Indian Com
mUsloner Morgan has accepted the post
Hon of corresponding secretary of the
IisptUt Board of Home Missious, and ha
expects to assume his now dutius on the
third ot March next.
Restorative m
JTARTLIMG
rrhn Amrrlmin nooolo nro raoldlr becomlnir at
raco of ucrvoimr rocks, nnd tho fullowlnKauKKcaU
tho best rv-mcilfi Alphotuollcmplllnr;, of Dutler.
l'a., swears that when til tnn wan ppeiK-hloaa from
Ft, Vitus Dnoco. Dr. Mllos Croat Rostoratlvo
lorvinocurea mm. Mrs, j. n. lumcr.oi vaipnr
Bo.lDd., J. D.Taylor, of LcfraDStDrt, lud., each
lined 20 pound from taking ll, Mrs. II. A. Oar-L-r.
of Vlatula. Ind..w. run a of 40 to M) oonTut-
alonsadnr,nndmuch h-' in- tm, dtzziniBS, hack
ncho. and nervous probation, by ouo bottle.
Daniel Myers, Ilrooklyn. Mich., says Ills daughter
wns cared oflpnanity ' f t--n y -ir' standing. Trial
oottl' snnd Unol i k i in-.i-i-tu- mrca, FItlSIS
at oruKRiata 'lau remedy cuiiUlns no oplatoa.
Ur.Wllos' WlodlTl CrEIUhart, Ind.
liealtliful, Agreeable, Cleansing.
Curos
Ihapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Uto
Hemovos and Prevents XlandrufC
'oecially Adapted for Uso in Hard Watt
Uniiko the Dutch Process
No Allailics
Oil
Oilier Chemicals
aro lined in tho
preparation of
W. BAKER & CO.'S
BreatfastCocoa
tehlch i absolutely
pure and soluble.
It has morethan three t imet
thetirenylli of Cocoa mixed
wlih titarch, Arrowroot or
Bucar. and Is far inoro eco
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It Is delicious, nourishing, and easilt
dioesteo.
Sold by Grorers eterynhert.
W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Maw.
miPTimp
We, the underslsned, were
entirely cured oi rupture by
idiji a iiiil. i,- t
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HI, Heading, Fa. Hend for circular
Act on a now prlacfple
regjUsto che liver, stomach
and bowels through th
nerve. Da- Mhxs' Pnxa
tnmtiiv aire blllonsnosD,
tori.iti tiwr and constlp
Lim. t: -.ll-j"t, roUdcst;
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IT IB TUB DKKT for elutuing w.t .!,
dUturVvtlnc Inki, oIomm, wtuLiiif Ht'Hj,
OEUCATE W0Mc?a
Or DeUliUted Women, should use
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Every ingredient possesses sufeib Tonic
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' My wife, who wan bedridden for oIrIi.
teen luunths, ufter mini; JlradflelU'a
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getllug well."
J. M. Jounson. Malvern, Ark.
llruuriELD TlsoohAToa Oo.. Atlauta, Ua.
Uold by UrusUts ut Jl.U) per bolUo.
AGENTS WANTED.
Salary and expenses paid,
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FACTS!
iKBM? HtronbledwlthOonorrhtFaxGa
f'XFiSr lt.WhHe,Bpermatorrh08BB
'MGiili0T anr uunuturnl dUchnreeaik
MRwJSyour driiKcist for a bottle of
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KSVBA without the nld or publicity of a
(fJjl doctor. Non-xIonoua sod.
QttBWI truarntiteod not to etricturo.
Arx3Q ITie Timvcrml American Curs,
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