tin- v f
(i .-. 4- ,
of treating
Colds and
Coughs were
based on the
idea of sup
pression. We
now know
that "feeding a
cold" is good doctrine.
coifs Emulsion
of cod-liver oil with hypo
phosphites, a rich fat-food,
cures the most stubborn
cough when ordinary medi
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SHILOH'S VITALIZED.
Mrs. T. B. llawklns, Cbattnnooga, Tenn., Bars:
"Sliaoh'eVtMizrr'iiAVIin MY LIFE. 1
consider Utile IxM rtmedu foradtMHlatedsiiftetn
lever wed." For Dyspepsia, liver or Kidney
troublo It excels. Price 75 eta.
CATARRH
REMEDY.
1 nnvbyouGtUurihr Irythia Remedy. It will
mi Dvn ann ( 11 -R von. rni'e mi uik. 'j-iim lu,
lector for it", mii i e-sf ul treal men ti turn Uhecl
free. Slillob'a Remedies are sold by us on a
guarantee to givo satisi action.
h-'i 6a by C. TI. Hrtgenbucb.
ATARRH
3
IN CHILDREN
For over two years my little girl's life
v is m de miserable by a case of Catarrh
i discharge from the nose was large,
instant ana very offensive. Her eye;.
i rame inflamed, the lids swollen am
v ry painful. After trying various rem--m
i, I gave herHSgarSB The first bot
f seemed to EScBSB aggravate the
rl 'iso, but the symptoms soon abated,
. nd in a short time she was cured.
Dr. L. B. Bitchev, Mackey, Ind.-
Our book on Blood and Sliin Diseases mailed
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'soil bus proved Itself tbe jest rrnaedv
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11 1 una DUiasft - ,oung f. cia.
fl fii. eric.,300 , v :! DO pet bottle.
I raLn sy-'RY viimi.
i tii'nr, jjwi ."''' "Bio, .
I-
Begs to announoe to his friends and
i. irons sna tne puouo geuenuy ttutt
c has Durohaaed the barber shoo latulv
occupied by B. J. Yost,
ITo. 12 West Centre Street.
EEENANDOAH, PA.
CURE
ITS rhlchMtrrt Eiirl'i U WnraouJ Rraad.
rENNYRQYAL PUR
PI
A IP
i
TWO BILLS PRESENTED
At Last Evening's Session of
the House.
THE PROCEEDINGS INTERESTING,
iV Motion to Itr-Commlt the I.oral Op
tlim Act HpUtliiK to Vrrnmi llorniiKh
ltrliifru Out Loiifr mul llentod Dlscun
ton rlrnt ItoudlriK of Hills Occuplea
the Tlmo lu the gonnte.
HAKitimUHO, fnrch 28. Only two WUi
were presented lu the house of mpresenta
tives lnt evening, one of them giving cities
the right of eminent domain for the selec
tion of electric light plants. On a motion
to re-commit a bill repealing tho local op
tion net relating to Veronn borough, in
Allegheny county, a long discussion cn-
Htied. During thU Chairman Cochrimo, of
the committee on vice and immorality, ex
ploded a bomb by asserting strongly that
during his almnco a committee meeting
was held, his desk opened, the bill present
ed and negatively returned.
He would charge no particular person,
but thouelit that on the strength of tho
pilfering he thought it would be only just
to nppeur at the committee meeting him
self. A half dozen members of the house
took sidea and nf ter an exhaustive ballot
the motion to re-commlt was agreed to.
Several other motions to re-commit wero
made and Mr. Losh then prasented a reso
lution lor the appointment of a committee
to investigate the alleged electric trust in
Philadelphia. This was laid on tho table.
Bills on first reading occupied tho re
mained of the evening and at 10 o'clock tho
house adjourned.
The senate was busy with the first road-
'ing ot bills all of the evening, adjourning u
little niter 1U o'clock.
rnoKiNG thk thison scandal.
"What lias ISeen Developed hi the Kxuinl.
nutlon at Lunouster.
Lanoastku, March 28. Distriet Attor
ney Franklin's piobinginto the county pris
on scandal yesterday afternoon, developed
an acknowledgement from Levi Sensenig, a
prominent politician who is in no way con
nected with the Institution, thathe went to
Philadelphia and bought chain for the
prison. He said ha did this purely for
friendship.
This chain was returned on account of
poor quality and it is alleged that the price
charged was con .tolerably higher than mar
ket quotations. The boss weaver, it was
Ustilied, had offered in lieu of his electiou
to "make it pay" for certain inspectors,
and the first underkeeper said he had paid n
certain member of th prison board $30
.uter his election for courtesies and not for
Liie inspectors vote. The same inspector,
the prison baker swore, had offered to have
the latter elected if he wus paid $2u.
WIM. 1SNQUIKK ABOUT I1IH TAlXiri'',
Bermuda Votes to Heiul a Commission to
AVasUlngton.
St. GEonan, Bermuda, JIarch 23. The
Bermuda house of ubsembly has voted n
sum to defray the expens.es of an unofficial
visit to Washington relative to the tariff
levied upon the product shipped from here
into the states. The first move upon the
democratic tariff board will And tho colon
ists at hand with a petition.
The steamer Orinoco on her voyage to
Bermuda passed tho abandoned American
Bchooner Cahel S. Eidgeway, about 240
miles northweust of the island. The de
serted craft apparently was not water
logged and her foremast and mizzenmast
were standing.
President Patton, of Princeton College, is
expected in Bermuda with his family by
the next steamer. Dr Patton is a native
of these islands and owns some property in
the parish of Warwick.
AN INJUNCTION- WAS GRANTED
To Prevent the Leasing of tho Reading
Passenger Hallway.
Keadiko, March 28. In court hero yes
terday afternoon, a preliminary injunction
was granted at the request of the minority
stockholders, to prevent the leasing of the
property a 'I franchises of the City Passen
ger Kail ay t'nmpany to the Bending
Traction Jc ui-.r-. , which is virtually con
trolled by i Mil" elpkiii capitalists, who, in
tho cvuut of a L-.e-e, would have the privi
lege of buying thu ro.ul for $700,000.
A' chc j "ar n have already been abol
ished on the road and tin - m1 public in
teiest is taicen in the ceedings. The
i unority'Mx Itholders ch..in the proposed
lcaac :s illt al and that in the event of its
consumu. Jon they woe Id be defrauded of
their rights.
Accidentally Poisoned Ills Children.
Augusta, Maine, March 28. A special
to the Kennebec Journal fiom Hallowell
says: In tho Italian settlement here
Iticardo Gonzalese innocently put to death
his two children, Elbira, aged a and Pilon,
agod 4, by administering to them oil of
chenapodium us medicine, not knowing its
effects. Gonzalesez did not appreciate the
children's danger till late in the afternoon
when he summoned a physician from Au
gusta, The doctor found the children In a
comatose condition, and they died later in
the evening. When the father realized
what ha had done, he became insane and
attempted suicide.
Killed In n CUloon Itnir.
Wilkks-Baiuus, March 28. In a qunrrel
in a saloon at irittston yesterday James
McLaughlin struck James Ullmaitui on the
1 oid with an iron btr, crushing his skull.
Qilmurtln died at 10 o'clock last night.
Lis assailant is under arrest and will be
scut to jail to await the action of the cor
oner's jury.
Convicts to be Itclensed.
Sam Francisco, March 28. Governor
Marki'am's approval ol the parole bill will
release from the two state prisons over
1,800 conviotfl who have servedj one year of
their first term. Many of the convicts who
may be paroled are desperate criminals who
have come here from the cast.
The Silver ruvahase.
Wabhikoton, March 28. The treasury
department yesterday pinch aed 290,000
ouuoes ot silver an follows: One hundred
and sixty taousaud ounces at $0.8310, 80,
000 t .8318. 50,000 at .8815. The offers
were 677,000 ounces. The purckMM for
the month aggregate 8,847,700 ounoes.
The Detroit's Trial Postponed.
Wahjikjon, 3rch' 88. Tao date for
tbe official tilal of the new arulser Detroit
has beau peetpeatid frsar Mm rah 30 until
urly in May. The trial will take place lu
Long Island sound over a forty mile course.
Mrs. and Miss Hampton.
FOUR PHYSICIANS FAIL
But a Mothers Love Surmounts
all Dltliculties. Hot Darling
ChildCured ol Bright' s Disease
by Dr. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy. s
My daughter lind Bright' t Disease. Her
anktes,feet and eye were terribly eteollen.
Fbur of our best Vg physicians attend
ed her but her life R si was tlesvniml of.
A. mother's love surmounts all dilllcultles,
and I determined to try Dr. Datid Ken
nedy's Faoorite llnnedy, made at Ron
dout, N. Y.
How AR WS lkIQ!liipry I
am that I rtLlIM f 3) determin
ed upon this course for one by oue tho
well known symptoms of tho disease left
her. Wordirtfi to express my gratitude,
and I cannot too earnestly recommend this
great mcdl- rf g R 3 tj C cine. Her
recovery w !llu.iknO was entire
ly due to Fawrite Itemed y, which was the
only medicine taken after her case was
abandoned by the physicians. Mrs. Lauiia
A. Kempton, West Rutland, Vermont.
Can you not see that such an earnest
and out spoken statement ns the above
cornos from the heart and is sincere ?
And does it not show hnw valuable this
croat medicine, becomes to those who aro
In need ?
NASHVIIXK IN A fiTATK Or PANIC.
Two More Danklng- Firms T.lkely to la
Driven to thu Wall.
NAsnviLm, Tenn,, March 28 The Bank
of Commorco made an assignment yester
day, naming John T. Lellyott as assignee.
This action was preoipitated by the general
apprehension of a run on the bank which
the officers believed would be made.
The deposits were not large, aggregating
only $50,000, $15,000 of which was small
deposits, ranging from $5 upward in tho
savings department. J. N. Brooks, the
cashier, said the suspension was due mainly
to the failure of certain parties who are
largely indebted to the bank to meet their
obligations. Mr. Brooks declined to state
who the parties were.
The city is in a state of panic and the
streets are filled with hundreds of excited
citizens. In addition to the failure of the
Commercial National bank on Saturday,
two more banks closed their doors yester
day. They are tbe Mechanics' Saving bank,
with a capital of $500,000 and the Bank of
Commerce, with a capital of $250,000.
The great uneasiness prevails in financial
circles and it is expected two other banks
will be compelled to shut down. Over $0,
000,000 are involved in tho failure of the
three banks mentioned above, and at least
u dozen small banks in adjacent towns nro
in temporary financial straights.
SAUGENT'S CASK 'DISMISSED.
But That Against Chief Arthur Proceeds
In the Courts of Toledo,
Toledo, O., March 28. Yesterday after
noon in tho United States circuit court, the
injunction case in which Chief Arthur of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
and Grand Master Sargent, of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen wero sued for
$300,000 damages for conspiring against
the Ann Arbor railroad, came up for hear
ing. Mr. Harper, of Terrehaute, counsel of
tho Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen,
moved to dismiss tho case as to Grand Mas
ter Sargent, on the grounds that the court
bad no jurisdictibn over him, he being a
resident of Indiana, nnd the interstate com
merco law providing that a person shall
not be sued unless he is a resident of the
district where the suit is brought. The
court thereupon discharged Mr. Sargent
and the case of Chief Arthur proceeded.
AFTER TIII1 TIJTI3GUAPU OrnitATORS.
Those YTho Belong to Their Secret Organi
zation Being Discharged,
Sioux City, March 28. The Chicago nnd
Northwestern, Sioux City and Pacific and
Fremont, Klkhorn and Missouri Valley
railroads have begun a war against the Or
der of Hallway Telegraphers.
Several monts ago a division of the order
was established here, as well as at several
places along the Elkhorn lines wost of here.
Since then the men who belonged to the
order have been quietly dropped out of the
service of the road, various reasons being
assigned. The men are now convinced that
their membership in tho order is the reason
and the officials admit it. It is also said
the Western Union company is pursuing
the same tactics in this city.
To lle-bulld the Breaker.
Nanticoke, March 28. All doubts have
been set at rest as to the ro-buildlng of tho
West End breaker at Nacanaqua, which
was destroyed by lire recently. The debris
nro being cleaied away preparatory to lay
ing the foundations lor a new structure
which, though smaller than its predeces
sor, will be ot greater cupicity. The of
ficials estimate places the coal yet to bo
mined at between 2,000,000 and 8,000,000
tons.
Would you rather buy lamp
chimneys, one a week the year
round, or one thai lasts till some
accident breaks it ?
Common glass may break or
not the minute you light your
lamp; if not, the first draft may
break it; if not, it may break
from a mere whim.
Tough glass chimneys, Mac
beth 's " Pearl-top" or "Pearl
glass," almost never break from
heat, not one in a hundred.
Where can you get it? and
what does it cost?
Your dealer knows where and
how much. It costs more than
common glass; and may be, he
thinks tough gluss isn't good for
Ilia business.
littlirgb. 1'a. Go. A. MAOnmi Co.
CURES g
Wi
MHS. FltlNIU HAMS,
1 l tcoiiurrojpu n. .
A Victory Oyer Disease IS
g "Terrible Pain in Head and
3 Stomach ! "
'My Face was one Mass of
Eruptions ! "
"Walked, tho Floor Night
Alter Night!"
The following1 from Mrs. Hains provotO
UIO WUnUilUJJ Uli i'UWiittOI HASH A BB
over diaease.
fii.-iTMAiFw I am fsl vend of fifff. Abotlta
nlO ji'iirs ojio I hml tlui M aim wlifih Wt nu-ggg
lllnciv hiiti ftliutii'. I hav had H It ICT-HE
1 31 A'ClNJti for a fnngUirm nmlfi T V. ItKI-a
5 kim; i-Aiv j.v M"v in: air r
iinonlhs. ttltio tevrre twin in my fftoniuch Pim-H
gril to bo enuft'ii hy IAvt 'I'multlw. spl
HNitiht nil it tiljgltt I h&vi- bom voni-M
ltitlli'fl fit ivnllf. flu Hum ttri'ituRP of tiles!
Bnico ni otio iiiiikh of oi'itptiunn so naill
gut turn tt an to he civiiim1 itlmoMt t'ltlrily
1 1 uoum try one mmio 01
DANA'S
ISABSAPABILLA
Htliouph I hod triwl o many tllffcrpnt medlcinctS
2haJt!tkrinmis hullli I felt a frrimt tlcitll
bi'tti'r. J hnvi) now taken tt, and do tiotg
5ft 1 like tho miiiip woman. I i-an go to bin nmij
irililo pa I a )m liartI. Tho tiritilg
"dalltiir t lutd In onf.lt'olv trikllf. Alt'!
Llfiiee tnwell. I think nnc mom bottle Willi
Icnro mo r nMrcly. l oura rrppi'tf iilly,
iirnnui'nixtn J. amis, x aiiM ir.x i iimb.
Towlioni It mnv coocernt I hprcKv irtify tol
Tioonauroga, x. l . ruaniuicin.
Dtna Sanaparllla Co., Belfast, Maine.
WANTS, &o
TJOK BUST. Soolety and club rooms In the
t, post oiii'n nutiaiog. Apply to M. M. uurite.
Attorney, Hoom 3. 12-1 t-tf
OI HUNT. Offices In the refow1oi build
1 itr Mlt.o.m itn.f on 1 blanli!,, Itrh. An.
piy at itrruwion s uiotninif store. y A is-m
ITtOU HACK fTouie and lot'situito on East
; C0.il street The lot Is lixUO fnat. and the
house I'ontalus six rooms pud carror,. witVi
good cell.ir. Apply at tue IIkkai.d offlue 27-1 m
ITIOBHALK OR RUNT A. laree store" and
1.' dwelllna. Store room sulublo for anv
business Stable In the rer. Tor 'ull parit-
ouiar.s apply at no. lai ru. uentre street
Mahanoy City, Pa. 'J16-tf
TfOH RKNT. Tho store room, with btneinont
C andtworoims over'ieurt fur storage and
work room, KtelyoccupleU by A. 11 Limb i,
Co. Apply to ' M. W. llnnnAix
if At G W. DecMall & Bros, hardware storo.
NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that a
meeting of the stockholders of tho TanM
qua and Luna ford street Hallway Comp.i:iy
will bo held at tho ortloo of tho comp.iny In
Tamaqua, Pa., on April 0. 189.1, at 1 p. in., for
mo purpose oi electing a rresiuent ana a
Hoard of Directors for the ensuing year.
Ron wit IlAUitis. See '
Tamiqua, Pa., March 183). 3-25-lOt
AGENTS WANTED ON SALARY or com
mission, to handle the new Patent Chemi
cal Ink Erasing Pencil. Tho quickest and great
est selling novelty ever produced. Erases Ink
thoroughly In two sooonds. No abrasion of
paper, works like tnaglo. 200 to 500 per cent,
profit. One agent's sales amounted to 620 In
tlx days. Another IS! In two hours. Provtouh
experience not necessary. For terms and rull
Particulars, address Tho Monroe Mf'g Co., L.t
rosse. Wis. X489 5-W-ly
Political Cards.
jOU COUNTY AUDITOR,
THEODORE F. iiATDORIF,
or roTTsviu
Subject to Republican rules.
pOR COUNTY COMMISSIONED,
. TIIO MAS 1! ELLIS,
OF SUBNANDOAII.
Subject to Republican rules. .
Jfjl OR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
EL IAS E, REED,
or roTTsvitXE.
Subject to Republican rules.
F
OR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
BENJ. R. SEVERN,
or SHENANDOAH.
Subject to decision of the Republican County
Convention.
SHING
Now ready for you at
SWALM'S
Hardware Store.
We are headquarters for
Paint Brushes, Window Brasm,
Scrub Brushes, Spades,
Forks, Rak.'s, House Furnishings
To Dye
Xast Colors
USE : PEERLESS : DYES I
Address for sample card, JtUXTHA, .V. V,
T, UAVIO.
SURG SON DWTIS7.
Ofncer-NorthoMt Oar. Ma &Rd Cotro Sts,
Shenandoah, over Stein's drag store,
g THAT
EH
FT
TACKLE
THE m P0S1IISTEBS.
p
One Hundred of Them Appoint
ed in the Fourth Class.
A SINGLE DAY'S WORK FOR MAXWELt
Slxly-Revcn of Those Appointed Are t
l'ill the Places of Itiiioved Inoiimbeuti
-The Treaty With Kimlu .Comes U
for a Long DUcusslon In mi lixecutlvi
Session of the Senate.
W AsnmTON, March 28. The senate win
in executive session yesterday afternoon foi
upwards ot an hour, and the giaterpm1
ol that time was consumed in ft discussloc
relative to the releas of the injunction ol
secrecy on the treaty with llussia, that wsi
recently ratified by th senate. Theinjuno
tion was not, however, released although
the majority of the senate is in favor of it,
and the proposition also meets with tht
approval of the Ktt department. Tb
sticking point is just whHt amount of tin
correspondence shall be made public nc
the vote by which the treaty was ratified
It is understood that the state department
is averse to giving out certain parts of tin
correspondence and that until some agree
ment upon this point can be reached, tin
text ot the tteaty will not be given to tht
public.
Despite tho fact that the treaty has been
ratified, a great many remonstrance lufv
Ix'en received, principally from Polish resi
dents ol this country, all of which have
been referred to the committee on foreign
relations. Although the ratification ban
taken place, it is still posslhlefor the treat
to lie kept from becoming opeiative through
tbe Intervention of the executive, and it i
sutd that sit us looking to this iiave been
taken by the opponents of tbe agreomem
between the two powers.
Hut two nominations, apparently, wert
continued yesterday. This is not literally
true. It is said upon democratic authority
tmit all the nominations sent in by the
pusident for important orflces up to date,
( . elusive ot those sent yesterday have been
favotably ueted UKn, including that of Mr
1'ihley, minister to Denmark. Under the
rule, unless a motion to Immediately notify
the president is carried, these confirmations
lie on the table for two consecutive execu
tive sessions in order to allow a motion to
re consider to be made, if any one desires
so to do. For that reason, although the
senate lias acted upon the nominations be
fore it, the fact has not been made public.
Toward the close of the session, Mr,
Sherman, chairman of the republican cau
cus, notified the democrats of the action
taken by them on the subjeot of re-organi-
Bation of the elective olHcers of the senate,
which was to the effect that the republi
cans would accept no coinnromlso. Mr.
Gorman replied quietly say;ng that he
thought the republicans would accept the
compromise that had been suggested, and
before any discussion could arise, if there
hod been any disposition to talk he made
a motion to adjourn and tho executive ses
sion was ended.
The presentation of petitions at the pres
ent extraordinary session of the senate was
stopped yesterday at the suggestion ot Mr,
Gorman and those p titioners received here
after aro to be filed with the secretary of
the senate to be presented at the next regu
lar session.
The question as to the admission of the
three men appointed as senators from the
states of Montana, Wyoming andWashing
ton, was submitted in the shape of ma
jority reports from the committee on privi
leges and elections in favor ot their right to
seats. The minority report, agaiast that
right, will bo presented to-day.
A very positive denial was made by Mr.
Call of a newspaper paragraph stating that
be had been criticising President Cleveland
in the corridors and elevators of the capitol
in connection with appointments to office.
Mr. CaU also made .an argument against
the constitutionality of the provisions in
tbe last legislative bill for a commission to
examine into the executive departments.
She Will gee the I'resldent Again.
Washington, March 38. Mr. Cleve
land's right to the presidency was disputed
yesterday by Mrs. Thurston, an old lady
who not only considers herself owner
of tho United States, but of the kingdom
of G reat Britain and Ireland as well. Mrs.
Thurston was among those who shook
bands with the president at the public re
ception yesterday afternoon. When her
turn came, she grasped Mr, Cleveland's
fingeas in a firm grip and poured forth her
tale, much to his very obvious embarrass
ment. Mrs. Thurston said she wanted Mr.
Cleveland to take charge of her possessions
tinder a deed of trust, to be handed over
when she received her annuity of several
hundred thousand dollars, which will en
able her to live in a style befitting her rank
and possessions. Her importunities for a
private audience to arrange details were
jioliteiy parried and after keeping the line
waituig lor five minutes she moved on with
the parting remark that she would return.
Will Insist Upon an Investigation.
Washington, March 28. After numer
ous conferences among themselves, the re
publican members of the senate have de
cided thiit they will insist upon an investi
gation of the charges that have been made
in the public prints relative to the charac
ter of Mr. Iloaoh, tecently elected a senator
by the legislature of North Dakota, and now
occupying a seat in the senate, and ask that
a committee for this purpose be appointed
if Mr. Roach himself does not make the re
quest. If this is not done, it Is understood on
the authority of a republican who Is mov
ing actively in the matter, tltnt a motion
with such a purpase in view Will be intro
duced by a republican. It is also said that
the republicans will protest against any at
tempt to adjourn this extraordinary session
of tbe senate until this matter has been
brought before it.
It Was an Important Decision,
Washington, March 28. A most im
nortaut result ol tne decision of toe su
preme court yesterday 1b tbe case of Huber
vs. rsalson is called to public attention by
tbe chief officials of the patent office. In
this Huber case(as already reported) the
court decided that a foreign patent having
lapsed, by reason ol non-payment of taxes,
an American patent granted thereafter fox
the same invautiou is void. The action, it
is said at the patent officio, destroys Kill
ton's quadi'uplex telegraph patents audaUo
Bis miciopuone patent, leaving the bell
company after January next to stand
woolly on the Berbner patent,
eae Hundred reetasaateM Appelated.
WAgaiKoros, March 84. Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster Ueneral Maxwell yesterday
u anointed 100 fourta-olaiis postmasters and
alibis number fft want flu vaoancisi
ousted by the removal of the lnmuobeute.
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