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Nous lrntn DlUVrpnt Si'i'tlnns at the Com
muiiMciiltli.
West CiiKftTF.n, Mny 30. The Pennsyl
vania Traction Company's surveyors yester
day commenced work upon t lie electric line
fiom MIddlotown to I'hilailelpliin. Tliey
will also build lines from l'nrktshurg to
Oxford, from Downliigloivn to Qutlirlevillc
and from West Chester to I'lillndeplila.
11, J. McGinnn, of Lancaster, 1ms been
awarded the contract for the rosd lied of I
nil tlip lint nnil t.hp VraUn0lmiiMrnmnnnv I
will furnish overhead work. The company
Is backed by a capital of $30,000,000.
Dr. David Kennedy's
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
COMING CAMPAIGN.
Tho following editorial from tho
Frackvllle Mentis worthy of reproduc
tion Into our columns:
As tho coming campaign and elec
tion will be tho most important hold
In this county for many years, 1Mb our
Intention to duvote no little uttontion
to tho subject of politics, In hopes that
we may induce u large cluss of our
best citizens to give the subject more
consideration than they have here
tofore done. We believe it to be tho
duty of every good citizen not only to
take au interest, but an aotive part
in tho political control of his county;
in other words, the control of his home
or local government. Wo will give
the matter pergonal supervision and
gather from the best sources of all sec
tions of the county the most reliable
information to be had.
The "Political Cauldron," to use an
expression that is overburdened with
fatigue caused by its own antiquity,
used to boll principally in thalaucient
village called the Borough of Potts
vllle, and particularly known to fame
as the county seat of Schuylkill
county. But things have changed in
recent yeara, ana now almost every
locality In the county asplrej to Its
own political coterie, formed for the
purpose of moulding sentiment In its
vicinity, and then controlling the
delegates that formerly waited uutll
their arrival at the convention for In
structions and inspirations as to how
to vote.
The clans, (tin gael) cliques, coteries,
rings, and some organizations hav
ing discussed the various phases of the
coming campaign und tho numeroiH
luscious plums to be gathered, there Is
to-day to bo found in our county so
many political cauldrons on tho boll,
that the very atmosphere Is permeated
with the odor of political hush, and,
what 1b worse, the boiling stench of
hopes for a linger in tho financial pot
pie of corruption, that wiil bo ready
for distribution that day to inspire
those who have not already received
inspiration before leaving home. For,
after all, the time has come when tho
result of u political convention In this
county is no indication of tho wishes
of either party. Fraud and corrupt
tlon run hand in hand, not rlot.ior they
have a common goal, and for the pur
pose of galulug this they form a close
copartnership. Money Is shamelessly
and openly used for the purpose of in
fluencing the delegate, and, alas! un
fortunately, the larger number of dele
gates who now attend conventions go
or the purpose of making all out of It
possible, often avowedly so, thus plac
ing delegates uud candidates, who uses
money, on the earns corrupt plane.
The time has come when a stop
should be put to these polltioal crimes,
and it Is the duty of all self-respecting
eitlKeui ae well as reputable news
paper to aid in the Mine. As we have
wid before, It Is our Intention to give
our patrons the best political uewi ob
tainable, but while we wiil be on the
lookout for news of a general charttoter
w will not overlook the cesspool of
oorruption and will not hesitate at any
time to expose fraud and oorruption
wherever we may know them to exist,
fee they Demooratio, Republican or
Prohibition.
It is to be hoped that the brutal
bully, John Li Sullivan, will receive
such a lessou from the Maine courts as
will put an end forever to his vicious
exercise of the physical power with
which nature unfortunately endowed
him. On Sunday evening, without
provocation whatever.heklokeda one
armed lawyer named Llzotte, who
pluokily oltuchedithelbully with his
one haud and turned him ;over a oar
seat, from which awkward)poeltion he
was rescued Ly the bystanders. Then
one of Sullivan's palls struck Llzotte
In the face and the cowardly pugilist
followed this up by choking the
crippled man. Toe latter had Sulli
van arrested and it Is to be hoped he
will push the case. The lesson which
alltohell was taught in England by
the courts Imprisoning him for an
unprovoked assault on an old man had
a good a fleet, and a similar one is
needed in the case of Sullivan iu this
country. This is by no means his
first ofl'ttuoe, but It seems to be one
of bis worst, and no better occasion
could be chosen to put an end to his
foolishness for all time.
TiTangellrnl Lutheran Delegate.
Nbwvillk, May 20. The following ore
the delegates from tho West Pennsylvania
Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran church
to tho General Synod, which will be held
in Canton, O., beginning Wednesday, May
lil: Kev. W. S. Preas, D. 1)., York; A. (i.
Kostnacht, York; F. Klinefelter, Qrecn
castle; D. Ii. Floyd, Ncwvllle; II. h.
Iiangher, I). D., Gettysburg; E. II. Lelscn
rltiK, Chamljersbtirg; E. J. Wolff, D. I).,
Gettysburg; J- O. Kollea, I). D., Hanover;
Professor E. E. Cnmpbell, Mcclmnicsburg;
Professor E. Brcidcnbnuf?h, Gettysburg;
M. It. Spahr, York; Jere Carl, York; C. 11.
Krumrlne, Clinmliersburg; 11. W. Ilentn,
Gettysburg; J. A. Dcmpwolf, York, and J.
B. Iteddlg, Shippensburg,
HiibIici Will lie Tried for Murder.
IIcntinodon, Slay 20. The body of Mrs.
Edward Hughes, at Mincrsvillo, who, it is
alleged, was killed by her husband, was
oxhumcd yesterday. Tho examination
showed tlint the skull was fractured behind
tho right ear as though it had been hit
by a sharp stone. The coroner's investi
gation showed that the wife had been sub
jected to very brutal treatment by her hus
band and that on the day of the murder ho
had threatened her lifo. Hughes, now in
Jail hero, will bo tried for murder in the
first degree
Penrose Congratulated.
IlAiimsBuno, May 20. Senator Penroso
is in receipt of numerous telegrams con
gratulating him on the passage of Ills bill
to abolish the public buildings commis
sion. Dr. William Pepper, Charles i mory
Smith, Colonel A. K. McClurc, Rev. Dr.
McVicar, Mayor Stuart, President Hart
nian, of common council, Theodore M.
Ettlng, Amos M. Slack and Joseph L.
Nobrc, of Philadelphia, were among those
who sent congratulations.
Mol.nod Attain to llelrn,
Philadelphia, May 20. The Rending
receivers have authorized tho payment of
interest oh the live per cent, bonds of the
.Delaware Klver Terminal Company. About
$20,000 are required for tills payment and
the action is construed to mean that the
property will continue as a part of tho
Reading system. Ex-President McLeod
said yesterday in relation to the report thut
he will shortly lesign the presidency of tho
Uoston and Maine.
XMm
is. r.
Tayer.
Tim Salyards Trial.
Cam.isle, May 20. The second day's
session of the murder trial of Charles Sal
yards opened yesterday. The gre.it inter
est shown in the trial is evidence of the de
bire of our people to deal out justice to the
man who shot one of their policemen. Yet
there is no excitement, no vindietiveness
against the prisoner, and if he suffers un
justly it will be because of the evidence
produced. The courtroom was packed.
Kcoiiomllctt Moving Out.
PiTTsntmo, May 20. An exodus amount
ing to nn eviction occurred at Economy,
when Dr. Benjamin Feucht and wife,
Henry Feucht and wife and Teresa Feucht,
u sifter, moved out from the little settle
ment. Their departure was tho result of
the compromise between the Feucht fuc
tion and Trustee Duss. They were paid a
large sum of money for leaving the home
they have occupied over half a century.
It 19 well known that Stone In the Bladder, Grnvef,
Kidney Disease, Diabetes, Gout, Rheumatism, Dys
pepsia and Nervous Prostration, have n common
origin, viz., EXCESS of UKIC ACID In the BLOOD.
GIVEN UP BY THE DOCTORS.
I was afflicted with Infiammatoty Rheuma
tism for 1 5 years, so severe that I was sup
posed to be crippled for life. I doctored
ltn me nest, pnysi-
cians, out continued
to grow worse, and
had given up all
hope of recovery.
About five years
ago I was induced
try a bottle oi
Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorite
Remedy, made
'at Rondout, N.
;.Y. It gave
me reliei at
' once, and after
usinar several
bottles was cured. Have felt no Rhematism
for three years or more and consider myself
permanently cured. I can not say too much
for this wonderful medicine in transforming
me from a suffering cripple to perfect health.
E. P. Tayer, East Nassau, N. Y.
I can vouch for every word Mr. Tayer has written as he
lives neighbor to me and I sold him the Favorite Remedy.
M. K. MELLIUS, Merchant, Nassau, N. Y.
BRIGHT'S DISEASE CURED.
My daughter was stricken with Bright's Disease. Her
ankles, feet and eyes were terribly swollen. Four phy-
..t.w uttvitUMU Vi MUb All, lli HO Ul.aj'tlll U Vis 4 a.
mother's love surmounts all difficul
ties, and I determined to try Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,
made at Rondout, N. Y. One
by one the well known symptoms of
the disease left her. Words cannot
express my gratitude and I earnestly
recommend this great medicine. My
Miss Kemnton. daughter's recovery was due entire
ly to Favorite Remedy, which was the only medicine
taken after her case was abandoned by the physicians.
Mrs. Laura A. Kempton, West Rutland, Vt.
If you are suffering from effects of
LaGrippe, run down from nervous mental
strain, overwork or the changing sea
sons, use DR. KENNEDY'S FAVORITE
REMEDY.
That Favorite Remedy possesses extra
ordinary potency alike In all these maladies
Is evident from the following statements:
KIDNEY COJIITjAINT.
Ttlrtnov find T.lmr rnmnlnlnf i r-niild tint wnltr wltlioil
KcrlDff. lief ore I had used the second bottle of Dr. Kennedy s
A KNOWN SOLVENT for STONE in the BLADDER
Nature's Antidote for URIC ACID.
It Strikes at the Root, IMPURE BLOOD.
In Bright's Disease, Chronic, Kidney or Liver Com
1 rafrereil Intensely from
UtlOUt
r. Kennedy's
L'nvnrltA Iltnnlv ? wn. fitltv Malnimt tn tm.ltli.
w. J. comstock, 31 Lincoln Ht., Auuura, . i.
IVIJUVOW.N IMKISTKATmN. I was tronblol
with nerroiM prof trillion, palpitation of the heart, anil
dizziness. Win rcry wcuk anil at upelt couM Lanlly lrnn
myself ntxmt the houc. I began the ubo of Dr. Kennedy
Favorite Itemedy, and was soon restored to health ana
strength. Mrs, Margaret Dooley, Union Ave, llondout, N. Y.
fiA liltll'I'i:. A welt-known physician writes that he
knows nf nothing thot liutlds n pereon up so quickly and per
manently after suffering from La OBirra as Dr. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy.
CIIAlVfJUOFI.iri;. An eminent physician says of
Favorite Remedy "It nHords protection from attacks that
orlglnato In Cnango of Llfo beyond that of any known modi
cine." CANCKTl. Ten years ago I had a cancer removed from
my lit). I then liegan the uso of Dr. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy and to this day ho sign of the ugly thing has ap-
peared. I ran speak In the highest terms of Favorite Remedy
qm a iiioou iueuicine.
Church, Accord, N. V
m 2 m
Rev. t. W. Hill, l'ostor Methodist
OONNTIl'ATIOIV. "Tor years I hare been troubled
with constipation. I tried manyremedleswhlcupavemqouly
temporary relief. J-ast fall I Iwearae so diseased that I had a
severe attack of chills and colic 1 1 then determined to try Dr.
David Kennedy's Tavorlto Remedy, which gavo me jierma
nent relief and I am better now than 1 have teen In vears."
-Mrs. D. Rugcr, Medusa, N. Y.
nttlAI.HCOniri.AUVT. t was nn awful sufferer
from troubles e'ommon to my sex i four physicians prescribed
for me. but I grew worse, until I liegan the mo Of Dr. Ken-cedj-s
Favorite Remedy. To-day lam awell woman.duocn
tlrely to the use of Favorite Remedy. ,
SI rs. W. J. Anderson, Uruyn St., Kingston, N. Y.
Tlit! hvhi tvst or tin character of n, prepara
tion U what' nuIiI of It at home.
Elr. Kennedy's Favorite; llcmriti" llM
preiwii Htcailily In nail s lor tilt yearn, nnel Is
to-ilay (hu miHt nseil incillcliio in thu Uast
e:m Stales.
T.C.RItlA. My skin and body was covered with blotches
which were very sore and painful and Itched terribly. Dr.
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy was recommended. I com
menced using It and before I had used tho fourth boiUo I was
For years a sufferer from Neuralgia, I
c It Is since I began the use ot Dr.
Kennedy's Favorite ltemedy. It's alio the best medicine for
NKUHAr.fSIA
havo not known what
t.lvei-tmntilea n. tn v t.mllv rnn tefctifv.
Mrs. J 8 Mcwhllams, 157 South ht., Mlddletown, N. Y.
CATAIIICII OF TMi: l)I,AIIlli;i:. "When
about to give up In dejipatr of ever being curod of Catarrh
of the Uladiler, I tried Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy, and it cured me, thus Bavln my life."
F. C. Brink, I'oughkcepsie, N. Y.
DVSI'UP.SIA. Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remeely Is an
honest preparation nnel will do all that Is claimed for It. "I
was a sutterer for years with Dyspepsia and Kidney Com
plaint. Favorlto ltcmeuy cureil me.'
Win. Huston, Weehawken, N. J.
SAr KIIKirai. "I know whereof I speak, when I
say Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Is a positive euro for
Halt Rheum, Eczema, Hinples, Holts, ulcers and Sores. It cured
me of an ulcerated sore leg." Mrs. Iloilsdon, Haverhill, N. H.
Ur.CIIISS. Mrs. Annie Barton, Catsklll.N.Y., says "Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorlto Reme-dy Is tho best medicine
known for purifying tho blood, lor It cureel my husband of
ruuulut; Ulcers of tholes when skilled nhvslelnna fnlln,i tn iin
him any good."
C.ttAVIilj. I was troubled with Ornwl nn.l r.lnn.
of the Madder. Tried several doctors but got no relief.
finally I used Dr.Kennedy's Favorlto Remedy. Theresultwos
marvelous. Alter using u few bottles I was entirely cured.
S. N. Arnold, Rochester, N. Y.
lilir.IJItlATISjr. "pur daughter had Sciatic Rheumn
tlam I was hel pless for months was advised and used Dr. Ken
nedy's Favorlto Remedy, and In a short while was entirely
cured of this disease." I M. San'ord, Dcs Moines, la.
For sale mid recommended by all druggists.
$1 bottlo; (ifor$5.
plaints, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, and Sick Headache, If
Is a well known cure. For nil the Ills and sicknesscj
peculiar to women, It's a real blessing.
CURES THE LITTLE ONES AS WELL
My little grand daughter had eczema tho worst way;
she was a mass of running sores from her cars around
the entire neck to her checks. My
wife gave her Dr. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy in small doses, and what was
the result F I o-day the sores have all '
disappeared, the skin is smooth and
clear, and she is fat and rugged and
as bright as a silver dollar.
IsulTereel myself with crave! and sleepless
ness, could get no treatment, physicians or
otherwise, that helped me. I commenced to t
use Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, and from the first bottle
experienced relief, and to-day am a well man.
Yours in F. L. &T
J. E. PALMATEER, Athens, N. Y.
WIFE HAD FEMALE COMPLAINT.
HUSBAND STOMACH TROUBLES.
Mr. Shultis writes: " I was troubled with
my stomach, food breaking up sour after
citing would wake up nights with a burning,
distressed feeling that made life almost un
bearable. Reading of Dr. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y.f I
tried it, and before I had finished the third
bottle I was cured. But the greatest blessing
was me cure lc penormea lor my wile, who
was troubled witn
sickness com
mon to all
women, one
could hardly
drag herself
about the
house; noth
ing helped her
until she used
F a v o rite
Remedy. In a
short while
shebegantopick'-
i i ti. i
up ill Iieaitll ana Mr. anil Mrs. James IV. Shultis.
strength and is a well woman to-day. I be
lieve had it not been for Favorite Remedy,
she would now be in her grave."
Juies W. Shultis, Woodstock, N. Y,
miimmwjr i f J1 " una r
XiSMMSUW S lit n rIHI lllll .
'"II III It II
Ills Legs lliiel to be Ampututoel.
Hummklstowx, JIny 20. Chas. Thomas,
nc;ed 25 yenra, a foreman nt the Iltimmels
tnwn brownstone quarry, was struck by n
largo stone that was being hoisted and his
legs so badly crushed that amputation was
neeebsary. An Englishman, name un
known, employed In tho same riunny, fell
it distance of iitty feet into the quarry,
bieakiug his right leg in two places and
iujuring himself internally.
Kllli il -While Itourdluc a Train.
IlAHmsnTRO, May 20. Word was re
ceived in this city yesterday by W. It. Bay,
ot Heir btieut, btutiug that his brother Ed
ward, who resided here a short time, had
b'en killed at Itraddock while attempting
to board a truiu. The unfortunate young
man was only 18 years of age and was
working his way to Erie, where he had se
cured employment.
Lawaon Gets File Years.
Philadelphia, May 20. Thorns Lrw
on, wbo was convicted of murder In the
second degree iu causing the deatli of Mrs.
Ellen Donovan by choking br, at her
home, No. 1410 Cadwalader street, on the
niKUt of February 16 butt, was yesterday
sentenced by Judge Hare to five years in
the Eastern penitentiary.
Ills Accounts Appear to lie Short,
PirrsBUBO. May 80. Morris Long, time
keeper at the large stone quarries l Booth
& Flinn, at McCauce station, is under ar
rest charged with embezzlement. It is al
leged that discrepancies amounting to over
30,000 have been discovered.
Alexander Bnehler Passes A away.
Gottsburo, May 20. Alexander D.
Buebler died here yesterday, aged 79 years
For thirty-five years he waa tioauaurer and
trustee of Pennsylvania oollejps.
.lames 12. Murelock Deuel.
CisriNNATi. May 20. James E. Mur
doch, the famous actor and receiter, died
liete aio'd For two years he has been
ill lio. i vnr.iius complaints. He was teud-
erlj i-atcd feir to the last by his daughters,
Fannie in m i lita.
Would you rather buy lamp,
chimneys, one ft week the year
round, or one that 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-
flass," almost never break from
eat, 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 glass isn't good for
his business.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Geo. A. Macbeth Co.
Jlfi-s. A. A. Williams
Lynn, Mass.
For the Good of Others
Jfev. Mr. Williams Heartily Iin
iloi'MH Hood's SariMparllla.
We are pleased to present this from
Rev. A. A. Williams, of the Sillsbee
street Christian Church, Lynn, Mass.:
" I see no reason why a clergyman, mpre than
a layman, who knows whereof he speaks,
should hesitate to approve an
Article of Merit
and worth, fiom which he ur his family have
been siKiittlly benrluVil, ami whose coinmenela-
tiou niay serve to ext.md tlmse ln'm'lit to
others by increasing tlu'ir coi l il. nee. My wife
has lor many ycaia been a oiwi.-ivr from severe
Nervous Headache
for which she found little help. Bhe has tried
many things that lirouiUeei well but per
formed little. Last fall a friend gave her a hot
tie of Hood's Sarsaparilla. It seems surpris
ing what simply one bottle oould and dla elo
for her. The attacks of headache decreased in
number and were less violent In their inten
sity, while her general health lias been im
proved. Her appetite ban also been better.
I'roni our experience with
Hood's Sarsaparilla
I have no hesitation Iu endorsing It mrrlu."
A. A. Williams.
m HEMS MB BILE
HAVE Yy Til
TO FIND A COKE FOR
RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA,
KIDNEY, LEVER and BLADDER
COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, LAME-BACK, &c,
BE. SANDES'S E1EGTUI0 BEITt
MHU IJl'tllU ill UUllVtlllinii.iii
gory will cure without nedieiiio
all of tho abovotroubles. fhopowlid
nulTcr from NfrvnuN npliilltv.
TifiRftrH. DrnlnH. Lost IVa.iifaoouS
NorvnuHuossi hlecpessnesB;
pluintH. ana utueial 111 ticultliT
mecuuctsoi auuscB, exceecs, worry
or exposure, will Und relief md prompt
euro In our marvelous invention,
which requires but a trial ti convinco
the moat skeptical, lnignonrjce of ef
fects you may liavo unduy drained
your system oinervoforcosnd vitality
wliicli 1h clrctrlclty-and thua
caused your weakness or la4 of force.
If you replaco into your rstemtbo
elements thus drained, win: U are re
quired lor vigorous strenfftk, you will
remove the causa and healtk, strength
and vlitor will follow at otce. This
Is our plan and treatmaii, and wo
ctinrjiTiffn n. ftirn nr rnfntrl mmiHY.
Our GOO pnsro bortls "TIIUEE CTiASHESOF MEN." should be read by ever? youiiff,
iiiliIdiu-aBt'il and old mnn, eent sealed, froo. Dr. 8 tin don s EIrctrIc Kelt is no eterimeut,
ns we have restored thousamls to robust health and vlcor, after all other treatments falledusean bo
shown by hundreds of casentbrouphout this and other Stittes.v ho would kindly testify, and torn many
of whom wo havo etrong loLters bearing testimony to their recovery alter using our licit.
WE HAVE CURED
HBnVOTJS DEnilsITY AND WEAKNESS.
WawYonKCiTy Optobfr 81th, 1W.
Dsu A.T. fUWDEN. Dear Sir: About tlireeyeai-aoffo
X imrouaaed ouo of Tour ttlectriolM'ltsfor tnecurco
nervous dobiluy, vhlch I liaclinlu worst form ant
vhtch waa unrtermininnr my hetiith. l or yearfllhtu
paltered f rom tbisterrlbiadublllat juit drain on my vtt
forces and I did not know wliatlt uustofcaveagooc
at
ilo-bt'a sleep, but in one month's time arwruuii
it I folt a much stroneor tnnn both mentally
una iu ti Baunuuio WBitjiiTirciv jy- n.
U. ehXiau, &7 Bowery,
sfefOly.
Voun trut
BUEiniATlfiSX ASB LOST TIGOtt
Kaootr
TMK. A. T. BA.HDKN'. L.
I'eredsuch imin fiom rli
THESE WE CAN CURE YOU!
EUEUMATK4M-LOST IQ9
. n New York Cite, Oei m, u
the belt has entii-ehr cured mo of rheuquouii from
wmua i mmereu ir rourcoen yearn aimortoritioaally.
I ain a letter can ier,andteloii2 daily ttsnos neoes
eary in niy roundx, unto tho tune of RtMhtho belt,
were rwliifolly rou through with, but tlvufrs to yoor
wondorfui liivemioa, l oan now waltc as 41 u I OT
did, and wilt recommend y.-urtreatmont tOiilafflioted
The curraut has alto lruuiriit tuu k mv Inotlw
waj-fl aa you sakl it would, Youra Vei
isinjr the
aodphy-
HOOD'8 PlLLS are the best family cathartic,
gwtle and affvctl va. Try a box. Price 36o
Chrts. Bossier's
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
(lUnn's old stand)
i4 South mala Street.
Klawt wines, whiskeys and elnrs alwatm tn
stock, rresa neer, a.i iuis rorwr au
Uhotee Temperance Drinks.
tap.
LORENZ SCnWDT'S
Celebrated Potter, Ale and Bbbi
JAMES SHIELDS,
Manager Shenandoah Brand
I!booitlth, H. Y., October Silh, lWt
win f our juuiv ago l ui
lunotL'ti thtnti times it wua
I ntlllfl. I I 1 wit u ftni'i-i.T I rv
oanoi.jraiii'i'ort. I uwd rtir in ic n'uil .so. relief in
cnehuui. 1 1-' ili.cd in tteft'liCfrufii tluic duv ouditwas
only o plmi t iimun 1 Cic pniiis Wt no and t'-dny I
6 in a weh min, lrlwayj 1 dp mr t -It nun bvfor fiar
aoreinijrht bean-tui n, but as it bus iov heou four
wuvvliiasonrurid nie.ean taftlr ctvininwrnmii
ttU AeJiVOaS, MusicaiDircctorjsfeJfcUlUaikl'lttce.
GEN Ell AX. DEBILITY
Otocs OF 8 TtGQfT 801
im, a. A. oandi s, jiuar fitt i I am rUi
oarbtlr. lay htuuh nasi m rovrdwoiu
navetirf I nod t v, lvo loum1 ' tit iK h. tin l i.
bV.lStt.
u odd mr
it rulua OE
on;Umvcnnexi!'ik'iHfip!u tiE. mr 0 Aja cieetrl
belt vuh your "rul's or U.-alth" biisbuitalc.-y vnliu
nt'tobt 'ii'flttom',r.iHn',v o nU isureiurudorjiicudine
VQL1T IjfAt. uurani!i(wiMiih K
WlL GEO. fOSEOT.
ELECTRIC BELT
THE DR. SANDEN
lsaeomplet.Ralvanlabiittory.inRdeintoabeltso as toba eullr vara dnrlnv nv oi.
IH.".9Ptftl.Q.''.lr"loJ1so' cuirmis wlilih aro lnstsntlr iolt throunhout nliwoak nr 3
iiuu. itaasan jmiirevna .locirio uspeusorv,thBBroawstboonovpr.nia
inSSryfiiK!rPS cuirmis wlilih aro lnstsntlr iolt tbrouijhout alfweak
riuu in. . MiiorireKniuiiuiiiiniiiniiioinecaiiBtaiesor woatnrisu In wiinc nilddln.
en. ana will oure the wurnt oues iu two or throe montlST Address for rmi Animation.
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO., 326 Broadway, New'
and le
i forfeit
aen,anu
Money
Ktorold
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SNEDDEIVS : LIVERY
fforses end Carnages to Hire.
Haullue of all kinds promptly at ended v..
llori.ts talon to Doara, at rates
tbatare liberal.
PEAK ALLEY. Mvt Uth H&rdcaro Stor
Watt's Popular Saloon
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9 and 21 West Oak Street, , KHiI
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Ms.f atof.ated wtih tha bent boor, porter, alea : ? KTl'?-,??cr." m".u irtB w Hreotui
.bUJclss, braadltw. wines, oto. Fintdt cigars Jw thTvu
atior oir fcinaaeu. uuruiai inviLaiioa iu an ; iitgi.otos, wd. tnt tui r,,iLB from 6u io
" iwil ntun iu ou. i ih nr a
71 Sf V trw wedl1 s Mlvertitea,
" Truth:
OociulutitatTM, Bndwemtnuof phriUliDi,lavi-la ud cromi
wtliMfi. Bti4 IM IrsaUTe 0mibui.VeVJ4.tf JL
notort wi
wvt akUtW nJ .,f buta mih. Write
in usm iwnr MBoribcv cK..,d UK All It. "lUl't WD
JIVUli
Fii4stIatioialBank
THEATRE BUILDINQ
BficnmJtloali, Jferum;
CAPITAL,-
A. W. LEISENKINO, President.
P. J. FERGUSON, Vies Pree
J. R. LKISENEING, Casnlor.
S. W. YOST, Asalstsnt Osnhuai
Open Daily From 9 to
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Intervsi Paid on Savings Dcpc$?l$$.
MsW U.i'Ufcr
BedlesI Offleer, SOfi N SECuM)
am mt' oinehi in America in-- t
Special UiM-jisi i fc i . i i
Varlwrolo, llyilpwlr, Uii".
1 rMtinrnl liy Mill! a i
SiMl.-atioiiH lmt'Iv t nil.l sa .1
O'Sli;. ORV t hpurdiO . M.
M All d (! iu;.u,. Bci'
USED BY ALL R00:
ELASTIC
Rubber Ccrat
For Slate.-TUe, Tin or Iron R,ir
Sold Id aU.alie paekages from iu p ut Ah up
Polntlne up and repairing all cracked loloi
on an maas or roon. sou arouau
coplue stones, skylights, dormer
5
P
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wlndovfsb
cutters, wood or stono work, breaks and nalJ" 11
bolBS, or any jilaoe to be mado watcr-tltht; utl , 1
onualledtor laying and beddlnp HLATE AN. J. 'J
TILE UOOP8, also ooplngs. They wtll neve '
leakor become loosened- It Is veryadhr lv
stloks Hrmly to anything, (oruiim: a to . h
leather-lllie skin over the top, will not run 01
loosen from Joints or oraoks, summer orw.n ,
ter. This cement needs no reti-n nfo. It 1 0.1
stood the teat for thirty-two years, anfl orv'
falls to give perfect satisfaction. It "i bc
most useful article aroofor can him1 'n h
shop. Theoementls prepared n. r. f.T a-an-
Is to be applied with a truw..l u.
moist by keeping covered witi air .
and will noit'f t nitff tir 'ir '. Colr, 1 ui
black. (Hs'uhlliiii'ii lw' ) A. 1.. 1 -J.
Q. HKTZELi, .i9 M i.nt St., Ki u ,. 1
TWICE TOLD JAUsi
Are ometlmes a bor, bin wli n t 10 r'
pie are told twioe tb.it .it miururia
Cheap Cash Store they can buv 1 1 .urmul
Tiuat lower rates th in aiiyw lie em in-a
town, tliey aie glidto test the truthol
the oft repeated story. Full Hue of tra
ceries, llutter and Eggs, l'outoes, Ureon
1 ruok, Hay and Straw.
Gallagher's Cheap Cash Store 1
CORNER CENTRK AND JARDIN STREETS
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