TWICE TOLD TALES!
Aro sometimes a boro, but
when the people aro told
twico that at Gallagher's
Cheap Cash Storo thoy can
buy Flour and Tea at lower
rates than anywhere in town
they ar glad to test the
truth of tho oft repeated
etory. Ho also keeps on
hand full lino of Groceries,
Fresh Butter and Eggs, Po
tatoes, Green Tmck, Hay
and Straw
Gallagher's Cheap Cash Store 1
(Muldoon's old stand)
CORNER CKNTKK AND WEST STREETS.
CHAS. ZALLA
Respectfully notifies his friends
that he will open a new store at
Corner Jardtn and Oak Streets,
Whore he will keep a full stock of
G-reen Groceries,
Clgtr i. Tobacco and Candy. Poul
try and all kinds of game la sctton..
Oystorei and 3PJ.es Ix.
Open Monday, Novembor 21.
A Knotty
Problem !
Is the Gift question, but
it will be solved by call
G ing at the store of J. P
I Williams & Son, where
P you will find the most
T desirable presents in the
S Furniture line, Pianos,
Organs and Sewing Ma
chines.
J- p- ,
Williams & Son,
13 South Main St.
Scheider's
Saloon and Restaurant
Leading Saloon In town
Centre and Wliltn Htti.,
(ISIckert's old stand)
First-class Eating Bar.
Finest Whiskeys In the Market.
DOUGHERTY'S
Saloon and Restaurant
The loading place In town,
lias lately been entirely reno
vated Everything new, clean
and fresh. Tne nnest hue of
Wines and Liquors I
Cigars, &c, foreign and do
mestic. Free lunoh served
each evenlrg. Big schooners
of fresh,Heer,Porter, Ale,&o.
OPPOSITE : THE : THEATRE.
J. J, DOUGHERTY, Prop.
PHOTOGRAPHER DABB
lias purchased the best apparatus in the mar.
Vt, and is now prepared to take every style of
pnotogranhs. views of buildings, machinery
! nil kind s of outdoor work a specialty. Each
1'irctaserof one dozen cabinets nt I3.M) is pro
. utcd with a large crayon rce. This oiler Is
kuuuuuui April i, in, uopying ona enlarg
fug. Work done at short notloe and low prices.
DABB, N. White St., Bric2SK?BU,.
JOE WYATT'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
(Christ, Hossler's old stand)
Main nml Coal NtH., HUeiiuudoali.
Best beer, ale and porter on tap. The finest
arenas or wmsiceys anu cigars, root room at-
acnea.
WEEKS
lias removed io Bill Jones' old stanc
17 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Wusre ha will be pleased to meet the want)
of his friends and the publlo in
Everything in the Drinking Line
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Sporting and Musical Resort !
Second St., GIRARDVILLE.
Best Wines, Liquors, Beers, Ales and finest
Brands of Cigars always on hand.
Hess' Livery Stable,
xi8 N. njCnrlcct Alley.
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Finest turnouts In town.
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RIBOT AGAIN UPHELD
Failure of the 'Latest Attack
Upon the Government.
EXCITING SCENES IN THE CHAMBER.
M. Mlllvoyft'ft Motion for n Vote of MNa
Cannricnrc" Defeated Overwhelmingly
rinquet nnd llouvier Defend Thorn
selves Tito Premier's Strong Addreas
Cridls Averted for tliii iresent.
I'AWB, Dec. 24. 'The scene In' the
Chamber of Deputies when M. ilillevoye
interpollnted the Ministry regarding ad
vances or money by tub Pitimmn Cminl
company was of the most stormy clmrno
tcr. IX. MUlovoye said thnt lie desired ta
question tho government ns to tlio fncts
in its possession relntlng to tho use oi
contributions by a former Premier from
tho Panama Cnn.il company) Whose cor
rupt and criminal operations aro now
being Investigated.
II. Hibot, in behalf of tho government,
said he accepted immediate discussion of
tho subject.
President Floquet thereupon vm-.iicd
tho chair, JI. Pcytral taking his placo uu l
ascending the tribune. '$
There was a liusli In tho Chamber, as
tho former Minister began hl.i address of
exculpation, and every face was turned
toward tho speaker with tho most euger
interest. M. Floquet repeated what he
had already stated before tho Committee
of Investigation. Hu reiterated with em
phasis that, while a member of the Mints
try ho had never received money from the
1'anuma company for any purpose what
ever and ho denied auy improper purposo
iu the insertion of paid political adver
tisements in the press.
Count Jules do Hemes, an ardent Roy
alist, Indulged in a violent attack on M.
Floquet and denounced his conduct iu tho
alleged bribing of nowspupers under cover
of political advertising. The Count ex
claimed:
" You not only allowed tho people to
bo robbed of their savings, but joti wero
an accomplice in the nefarious crime "
At this there was the wildest excite
ment. Deputies stood uud waved their
arms, and shouted, some in denunciutiou,
others iu upproval of the language used
by Count de Berues.
When order had been restored In some
degree, M. Millevoye arose, and indulged
iu u violent uttuck on M. liouvlcr.
M. Houvier arose to make an explana
tion uud defense of his conduct. Ho
said thnt, at the time of the Boulanglst
agitation certain people hud lent to tho
government lifty thousand to ouo mm
dred thousand francs to supply a pressing
want of secret berviee funds to keep up
tne light against isouuuiger, una prevent
him and his followers from carrying out
their schemes against the Republic. "
never," added M. Ilouvier, " had uuythlnj
to do with the Panama Canal Conipauy,
and never attempted to control the press,
und when Baron Iteinacli offered to help
the Government, I refused to uccept his
assistance."
M. Ilouvier was still In the aisle when
Millevoye stepped into tho speaker's
tribune, ilia lirst words of tliu iioulan-
gist deputy showed his purpose to precipi
tate a crisis immediately. Ho spoke
briefly but violently.
On behalf of those who hud the honor
of Franco ut heart he demanded a dissoki
tion. At this .point uproar on the lloor
interrupted Al. Allllevoya uud he stood
silent until tho cheers and shouts of pro
test subsided.
Then he moved a voto of "no confi
dence." As ho left the tribune thero was
little demonstration, uud M. Iiibot, the
Premier, aroso to defend the government
amid profound silence
The purposo of M. Millevoye, he said,
was uppurent lo nil. Ho Intended to un
load scandal ufter caudal upou the gov
ernment until ho wrecked It.
"M. Mlllevoyo," continued M. Rlbot,
"is attempting to bring to trial not in
dividuals, but the Republican institutions
of France. Ills attack is directed, not
against tho Cabinet nor : against those
persons charged with corruption, but
against national institutions which huvo
been built up'by the labor and self-sacrifice
of devoted patriots.
"Honesty iu politics above all, I
say," M. Iiibot calkJ out as ho turned to
face tho Right, "but uo toleration of men
who conspire to ruin our Republic. The
whole machinery of tho law has been set
In motion to punish the guilty. Can you
not wait for the verdict f" (Prolonged
cheers.)
The upplauso with which this was re
ceived vtus stilled suddenly by M. Dorou
lede, who sprang to bis feet and, waviug
his right arm abovo his head, shouted:
"Down with the Parliamentary sys
tem 1"
After the President had restored order
by repeated appeals to tho Deputies, M.
Ribot concluded his defense with tho
words:
"Those who flatter themselves that
there is no government in France are de
luded and, It the occasion come, the pres
ent Cabinet will not hesitate to prove it.
This government is prepared to defend the
Republic."
The ilrmness and calmness of M. Ribot 's
address evidently had won for him ths
sympathy of the Chamber, for, as ho left
the tribune he was cheered with except
ional enthusiasm. M- Dcroulede seemed
to realize this and bis subsequent speech
was mild to the point of taineness.
He explained bis plan for revising the
constitution ut some length nnd, in his
peroiui. on, astounded Ids hearers by de
claring that he felt full conlldcuce in tho
probity and intelligence of tho Ministry.
M. Millovoyo's vote of "no confidence"
was then put und lost by a vote of ii&i to
01. Tremendous cheering and upplauso
from tho Left followed tho announce
ment of the result.
Saw York Curlers Sturt Tueaday.
New York, Dec. 21. -Four New York
curling clubs will leave for Utleu next
Tuesday morning. They will play
against the Utica club Tuosday afternoon
for tho Crawford cup. They will go to
Toronto on Thursday, where they will
have match games with Canadian clubs.
Glass 'Workers' AVugea Ileiluceil.
TxiNIiflW. TW. 24. Tim nmnlnm nt nil
the ifluss wnrka in Trwda linvn rwMvnfl
notice of a reduction in wages of three
Burnings a weoK. ine causa 01 tne reuuo
tion is dullness in trade. The men intend
to resist.
Sentenced to the Death Chair,
New Yoiik, Dec. 21. Frank W. Rochl,
the murderer of the aged veteran Capt.
Frank Paulsen, has boeu sentenced to be
executed at Sing Sing during the week
beginning on Feb. 0, 1693.
Accident!? Killed a Friend.
Woncr-siEn, Mass., Deo. 24. Tomes
Cornell, BO years old, was Instantly killed
at about S a-, m. by a bullet frpm a re
volver in tbo Iiniuls of John A.' Krusell,
nged 20 years. Tho shooting took plate
at tho house of Oscar fahtiltaren on Mill
bury avenue, near Qraftou street. The
shooting was accidental.
Drowned After'n Dunce.
Umonvilix, N. Y., Dec. 21. Stephen
Sullivan nnd David Evermont wero
drowned in the Wallkill, just over tho
Jersey line, at noon. Both parties at
tended a dance at Sidney Hedglnnd's the
Bight before. As thoy were crossing the
Wnllkill on the ice both men broke
through.
The Dnnnn-Flcldm Fight.
New Ont.BAN8, Dec. Zi. The Crescent
City Athletic Club Is making 'rapid pro
gression the new arena uud it will bo
ready in time fur the Bowen-Flelden match
on Jan. 5.
Monday u I.egul Holiday.
Albany. Dec. 24. Deputy Attorney
Oencr.ll Hognn has given an opinion thnt
Monday will he a legal holiday under the
statutes, r;iirlsimas falling " Sunday.
LKWI8 M. KDMUNnS,
South Hortwlok. N Y.
gBoiLs, carbuncles!!
TORTURING ECZEMA, -Completely
Cured I S3
EHDAHA8AIUUIABrU.ACO., W
t3 OEMTB Two riariaeolhad"r.arlnpc"5
3whi,h nrjRthave iioUoiiffl mv Mood aa 12
BTUC had tlio "Milnclc-a" shortly af-SH
1 ni-. ter In their worst form. I took a laroeS
tgamountof Dr a medicine, but they left 1110 woriej
HlanrliiotBhle-towork. DH
m K 1 lI n 1 ferrtnly afflicted wlthSS
HlVillL lola, had alx and tivu cttr-jj
.liunclea at one tlmo, I tried everything!!!
5: 1 rould hear of but continued to have bolls.
TUAT Added to all this Jzcmua
Z 1 t" 1 tormented tna night and day, the1
Ej Itching was inteusc. I had severa palna in rights
Qiida and bark, continual hotidnchl-. IQH
Mjrtl I RPR diacmiramd. At lart iH
mjJ nCO heard of DANA'S SAHSAl"A-S
rJlRILuA, commenced using tt, and the OitrilHl
Bsuottlucoimilrtely rtJIti:i me. S
Yours refpertfully,
LU LEWIS JL EDMUNDS. Sfi
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Latest Additions to the Pros
pective Cabinet.
8ECRETARY FOSTfcR TO RESIGN.
He noes to Paris In February to Itoprcsent
tho United SJtnto In tho llehrlng Sen
Arbitration Mr. Illalue's Condition This
Morning Much Improved-Attempt to be
Made t Itepcal Hie Miermun Silver Law.
Washington, Deo. 24. It i s conceded
In Democratic circles here that Mr.
Cleveland has mado no Uuul determina
tion regarding the construction of his
Cabinet. Rumor associates many names
for the few portfolios, among them that
of Senator Carlisle for tho Treasury port
folio and Colonel Laraont for tho Navy
portfolio, but nothing can bo asserted with
any degree of certulnty.
It is reported that Speaker Crisp will
run over to New York next week to
confer with Mr. Cleveland. Chairman
William Frank Harrity is also expected
at the same time.
bpeaker Crisp, it is said, will also meet
Williutu 0. Wultnoy nnd will confer with
Mr. Cleveland on tho mtbject of legisla
tion during tho present session and the
extra session problem.
Mr. Cleveland has engaged his apart
ments at the Arlington Hotel for occu
pancy during the throe or four days he
will bo here before his inauguration. On
the sumo floor upurtiuents have beeu so
cured by Mr. Croker, Mr. Gilroy, E. C.
Benedict, Col. Lamout and others.
MR. BLAINE'S CONDITION.
A Murked Improvement He la llrlghter
and More Chevrful.
Washinoton, Dec. 24. The news from
Mr. Blaine this morning is more cheerful
thnu it has been nt any time during the
week.
Ho has not only continued to hold his
own, but shows a number of favorable
symptoms heretofore absent.
For tho moment his condition has
t changed for the good.
! The excellent cure and attention Mr.
Blaine has received has brought nbout a
reaction from the great depression of vi
tality which manifested Itself in Sunday's
attack, and Mr, Blaino himself now
shows. 'i vlifjht extent, a return to tho
sanguine ifuperament which has been
one of his characteristics.
Ho Is .perhaps n litilo stronger, but
there must be always present a fear of a
renewed attneki
This morning his pulse is better, his
temperature lower, nnd ho is brighter and
more cheerful than the doctors haVe
found him uny day this week. He takes
nourishment better.
Tho doctors will not discuss the medical
features of the case, but it seems probable
thnt Mr. Blaine has had fover along with
the other very serious features of his ill
ness, and that this fever has been allayed
in part at least.
! A rumor prevailed quite extensively
yesterday that members of Mr. Blaine's
family had telegraphed for Cardinal Gib
bons to visit tlio Blck man, but investiga
tion proves it to havo been unfounded.
Secretary of State Foster Will ltotp;n.
Washington, Dec. 24. Secretary of
State Foster will resign bis portfolio be
fore going to Fnris wbero heroes to rep
resent tlio United States before the
Bohrlng Sea arbitrators, who are to meet
February Dd. As only three weeks will
elapse between tho date of the secretary's
departure and tho end of the present ad
ministration tho vacancy will not be illled.
Assistant Secretary Wburton will act
during tho interim.
Agreement With Mexico Itenewed.
Washington, Dec. 24. Tho Secretary
of War has issued a general order an
nouncing jx renowal of tho pgreement
heretofore entered into by the government
of the United States of America and the
United Mexican States whereby tlio fed
eral troops of tho two countries may cross
over the territory of tho other in pursuit
of savage hostile Indians.
To Consider I'inunnlal I.eglaliitlnn.
Washington, Dec. 34. There is to bo
an organized effort in the House after tho
holiday recess to bring about some sort
of financial legislation. It will probably
take the shape of an attempt to repeal
the Sherman law, under which tho Gov
ernment is purchasing 54,000,000 ouuees
of silver a year.
Chnnges on the Cushlnir.
Washington, Dec. 24. Lieut. C. McK.
Winslow has been detached from com
mand of tho toipedo boat Gushing, and
ordered to hold himself in readiness for
ion servico; Liout. F. F. Fletcher from
duty in tho Board of Ordnance and or
dered to command the dishing.
Four Teurs for Munsluughter.
Boston, Dec. 24. Iu the Superior
Court Merris Powers wns sentenced to
our years in htato prison for man
slaughter. Towers, who lived in East
Boston, struck his agod mother because
she refused to give him money to pur
chase liquor, and the old lady died a few
days later as the result of his blows.
A Popular Iload House Iturueil,
Brooklyn, N. Y., Dec. 24. Baders'
Hotel, tho well known (stopping place for
roadmen and bioyollsts goiog to and from
this city to Coney Island, and which was
located at tho southern oxlt of l'rospect
I'ark, was destroyed by fire at 4 a, ta.
Selling Acquitted,
New Yoiik, Deo. 24. Tho trial of Jos
eph Selling, on a charge of. having mur
dered John J. Wogan last Christmas
morning in Tom Gould's saloon, resulted
In a verdict of acquittal.
Sir. Iuiigtry Hotter.
London, Deo. 24. Mrs. Langtry rested
much better last night. Her fever has
much abated, uud altogether her condi
tion is such as to glvo great encourage
ment to her friends.
A Hunk Director's Sudden Death.
New York, Dec. 21. J. M. Fisk, a di
rector of the American Exchauge Bank,
died suddenly at the office of the Presi
dent of that institution shortly before
noon.
Klttanlne Iron 51111 Shut Down.
Kittanino, Fa., Dec. 21, The Kittan
lng Irou Mill has been shut down after a
ruu of a couple of 'months. About two
hundred men are thrown out of employment.
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etorcd mo In tbo face for hoars. DllI.nH
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which Is abtnlutcly
Intro and soluble.
IthasmorethanthreettmeM
(lie ttreiiyth of Cocoa mixed
I Willi Ktnrnh. Arriirr,,e n
-vis suu ia iur uiuru eco
nomical, coaling less than one cent a cup.
It is delicious, nourishinir, and easilt
Digested.
Sold by Grorers ererynhere.
W, BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass.
fllinXlinr w"i tlie unOerslsnea, wer
rillr I IIHr entirely cured or rupture by
'Ul I UUL Ur.J.B. Mayer, -31 AichBt!,
Philadelphia, Pa., H, Jones, Vbl'lps, Kennel
Square, I'a.: T. A. Kreltz, Hhitlngtou, Pa.: IS,
11. Small, Mount Alio, fa.; Key, B. 11. Khe.
mer. Kuiibury,iPa.: D. J. Delict t. 2118. lstn
t.. iteadlnic, Pa.; Wm. Dlx, 1820 Montrose Bt
Philadelphia; ii, L. ltowe, SOU Kim Ht , IteaoV
ing, Pa.; tieoree and Ph. llurkart, 139 Locojav
it., Heading, Pa. Hend for elrcular
Act on a new pilnclpl.
leituiato the liver, etomsrJi
biid bowels (ArsurA lAi
time I'a. Miles" lTxia
tpevtuv cure ouiousness,
torpid liver utd eonstlpa
jpi. oriAiiecn. iDuut-ea.
irerttl KAdtiaMa.OFtntiV
t. BUii Bel Co . eiUurt, k.
LEWIS' 98 Ut
e- J0WSEBE3 aid rssnjiao
iwvn retrav f r ut M il. mf ih tttt t
IT 18 THE BKrif tVr ltuslu uu ,t
klan irt-c. ei
PMNNA. HALT M'P'O OT
Gen. Ag .1vmia.,rak;
4 "Mothers
Friend
trlftKES CHILD BIRTH EASY.
Oolvln,Ija,Doo.f3, 1880. My w'lf o usoj
fltOTHBU'S FRIEND bofbro hor third
oonflnemont, and rays sbo would not ba
without it for hundreds of dollars.
DOCK MILL3.
Sent by express on receipt of price. tlSO per bot
tle. UMkVoMotlim"Wtaree.
BRADFIELO REGULATOR CO.,
tarn siu vaunnuaaiat. ATLANTA, OA.
AGENTS WANTED.
Salary and expenses paid. Address TV'.&T;
HMiril OO . Uenova Nurssry. Urumt, W.
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