Mi
rt
oo
ir'i ind
hm
to!
is often equivalent to
getting ill. If loss of flcsli
can be arrested and dis
ease baffled the "weak
spots" in the system are
eradicated.
is an absolute corrective
of " weak spots." It is a
builder of worn out failing
tissue nature's food that
stops waste and creates
healthy flesh.
I IV'p tri'il by Scott ,t Eowue, Chemist it,
bwow rh. noin dj aruggtsiE every vucre.
There is Hope
For overy one who has Diond trouble, no matter
lln what Bhapo ot ' 'tie itamlln, jirovlilcil
biono of the vital orear 3 have been an far lm
paired ai to render "uro impossible. H. H. B.
spoes to tho root ot -lie dleaso, and removes the
Iciuisc, y cxpeii:ni, tio poison irjintiiouociy,anu
fat tho same tliue Ii tonlo to tho whole system.
However 'Ad yotn. caso may bo, theio Is hopo
FOR YOU.
Cured moor a most malignant type
ot enromo oioou trouwe, inr which
I had used various other remedies
without effect. My weight Increased, and lm
health improved In everyway. I consider S. S. 8.
the best tonlo I ever used.
"S. A. wniatiT, Jiuiway, tin."
Treatise on blood. Bkln and cnntaclmis bloou
poison mailed free. SWIFT Sl'ECiVIC CO.,
ftl-My rilUti.8. IAOICB, tPC
r-to---lipa w w.uin rami iu hpi ncl IrOia nrtRMf
-IJt.oTe, iled tl h t.uo ribbon. Tuke
2ii t?ivl nt other, fftfuit dancerout BiiZufifu.
imart"'i. a isroggws, or ina a.
irs for Mr:lculr. fitimontaU inl
C SJ ltelltf for l,)illc,"(rIt(fr, brrtarw
riflhA... ih.tr tfW-ittn.fi.... i :
9tt by HI Local Prucglau, i'UUatto.. i'
Rlek TTendncho and rollevo All tho troubles Inci
dent to a bilious stato of tho Byfltem, such as
IMxnlnofts, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after
eating, Pain In tho Bldo, etc. While their moat,
remarkable success ha3 been Bhown la curing
ITeadacho. yet Carter's little Liver Pills aro
equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pro
venttntf this annoying complalnt.whllo they also
correct ait atsoraers 01 ibh Htumacu, Bit mm am inu
liver and regulate tho bowels. Ktoo if they only
cured
Ache they would bo almost priceless to those who
suffer from this distressing complaint; butfortu
l.iately their goodness does not ena ucre, and tnso
'jrhn nnce trv them will find these little nllls valu
able la so many ways that they will not be wll
ling to do without them, Jlut after nil sick head
Is the bane of so many lives that hero is where
we make our great boast. Our pills euro it while
others do not.
Carter's Little Liver Pills aro very small and
very easy to take. One or two pills mnko a dose.
They are strictly readable and do not grlpo or
purgo, nut Dy meir gunue ucuuu pitmsu uit hud
use them. In vials at 25 cents; fire for fl. Sold
by druggists everywhere, or sent by mall.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
Begs to Announce to his friends and
patrons and tho publio generally that
he has purchasod the barbershop lately
occupied by H. J. Yost,
'So. 12 West Centre Street
S33HAHD0A3. PA.
S3 SHOE noTHtp.
Do you wear them? When next In need try a pair, they
give you more comfort ami servlro tor trie money
Win any other make, Best In the world.
.00
42.50
$2.00
FOR LADIES
$2.00
$1.75
FOR BOYS
$1.75
s
W, L. Douglas Shoes are made In all the
Latest Styles.
If you want a fino DRESS SHOE don't pay $6 to $8,
mv $3.50. $4 or $5 Shoe. Thev will (it equal to cus-
fn made and look and wear aj well. If you wish to
vonDmlie In your footwear, you can do so by purchasing
W. I. Douglas Shoes. My name and price is stamped
J ine bottom, look for It when you buy. 1 ane no suo-
tte. I send shoes by mall upon receipt 01 price,
wUge free, when Slioo Dmtlorn cannot supply you,
W.L. DOUGLAS, Urooltton, Slaea. Sold by
Joseph Ball, 20 N". Miln street.
Everything models 1 after
Greou'i Cafe, Pblladetpulft.
S. Main St., SheHU!oall.
Tlie loading plaoe In town.
H ia lately been entirely reno
Vitod Everyttilngnew.olean
tnd freab.. Toe uaeut lias o(
Wines and Ltquops I
Cigr, Ac, foreign and do
meatle. I'ree lunch .erved
eich evening. 13lg tohoouora
ol freb.lleor.I'orlor, Ale, AO.
PPPOSITE ; THE : THEATRE,
FT9 C1ilthttrr' I Diamond Itranrf.
rENNYRGYAL PLLS
ft K,.
( 42.25 hLl
wmi mm
I'ftr.sinr.NT m'i.hoii iihsions.
He Teruilinitp IIU Coniirrttoii With tho
Huston & Mullio.
Bostojj, May 21. At tho meeting of
tlio Boston & Maine rond yesterday Presi
dent McLeod's letter ot resignation was
presented.
riN!SIDENT M'LEOD.
In it be says lio accepted tho office of
president representing tho Interest of tho
Reading railroad.
Ho says ho contemplated traffic arrnuge
nieiitH between tho two companies which
would bo mutually ndvantngeous; but since
he was no longer officially connected with
tho Heading Railroad Company and tho
Reading has parted with its holdings of
Boston & Maine stock, it would bo impos
sible for him to carry out his plans.
Tho Hon. Frank Jonos will bo ro-choscn
president at tho noxt meeting of tho
board.
must cAiiiiY them ip ni:ci:tvi:n.
Hut tlio ISallrond Cannot be Compelled to
ltcceivo Gondii Tor Transport.
Washington, Mny 24. Assistant Secre
tary Hamlin has decided a now point us to
tho power of the Treasury Department to
compel a railroad company to receive and
carry goods received at tho seaboard and
destined for interior ports under tho Imme
diate Transportation act.
He holds that when a railroad company
receives such goods it must transport
them, but no power is vested in tho Treas
ury Department or its officers to compel
tho inilroad company or common rarrier
to receive them. Iu making this decision
he overrules tho Collector of Customs nt
Philadelphia.
Mr. Hamlin does not touch upon tho
point of tho right of the importer
to compel tho railroad company
under a common carrier law to receive uud
transport his goods.
ni:w rosTaiASTinis.
A Hatch of J'ourtli-ClusH Ones Appointed
YeBtorilay.
Washington, May 2-1. The total num
ber of fourth-class postmasters appointed
yesterday was 03 of which 57 were
to fill vacancies caused by resignation and
death:
Among the appointments are tho fol
lowing: Connecticut Lewis A. Westcott, East
Berlin.
New Jersey James L. Becker, Sparta;
L. L. Nunnally, West End.
Now York Thomas Traphagen, Corona;
Jason E. Wnger, Maryland; Annie A.
Eden, Metropolitan; Byron Dutcher,
Ollverea; S. D. Osborne, Sheldrake;
Samuel P. Green, West Suyville.
Peunsylvnuia John D. Garman, Bernl
ger; John H. Tracy, Diamond; John Heck,
Pnxlnos.
Disastrous Fire at W'llllnilisport.
Wiixiamsi'ort, May 21. The old forge
of the Williamspovt iron and Nail Com
pany, sit'" .eil 'in the south side of the
, river, v.-.u Ui.strujed by fire yestei.lay. Loss
a', out ' 1,00'J; insurance, $12,UU0. Tho
mill will uu rebuilt
Commander James S. Dean.
G. A- R
Old Soldier's Gratitude
COMRADES, READ THIS.
Torturing, Life Destroying Dyspep
sia Cured, Another Triumph for
Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
Mr. James S. Bonn, Commnnder of Gen.
Grant Post, G.A.K.. ltouilout, N.Y., and
Chief V. S. Mall Agent or the Ulster A
Delaware ltullroail and one of the most
popular and well known Gentlemen In
tho JSast, whoso veracity Is beyond
question nays i
I was nil run doTniwfth DYSPEPSIA.
I doctored and doctored but it all resulted
the same way. I crew worse, l mfferea
' untold misery night nnd day. My caso
I was cronouueed incurable, I sulfercd
this way for fully TWO TEA1IS. I
chanced to meet Ur. Kennedy on tho
Etrect about that time, and I told htm of
toy condition and ho said, " Juiuy," you
need not tuffer so, como to my ofllco and
I'll plvc you a bottio of FAYOMTB
WEMliDY, tako it morning, noon and
night, and It will cure you. I toolc tha
medicine as directed, tut had no oeiyi
timet in a cure, as my case had been tried
ly so many. Aflcr using it o wttk I bo
mm to fc 1 belter, and In a short whilo
clterihatlvas EHT1BELY CUKED
"Jutt tlun'i of it, entirely curat. That
lerrlblo distress, cverytlllng I atp.
frrtaktiig vj) itovr In my throat had alt
cane and I have not imd a moments dis
comfort siuce. Tonlay thero ia'nt a
healthier man In this country and my
BDltetite is Brand. 1 believe I could cat
aTtEO OF NAILS if I had to and digest
them wiiu ease. FAVonrrR Remedy is
the foo Of Dyspepsia and poor health-
Vours truly.
JAMES 8 DEAN
Itwiuvirr, March loth, 1W3.
1,000 MEN" and HORSES Employed.
Isco Track, HASP. HALL GROUNDS,
ON DAY,
WALTER
nWM$$ ftft Rf KCli fln a
-ON BARTH.'
m
5 Continent Mcungcrios, Ileal Iloinaii Hippodrome, 2 Stages,
Wild Moorish Ciiraviin, 110 Circm Acta by 110 Star Artists.
Only horses on earth trained to play base ball,
I50J rare mid costly-anlmnls, bord of elephants, drovo ol camels, flbandi, life and drum corns,
troupo Jubilees, steam organ, steam calllopo, pony with 15-foot tall, -0 ponies 'JO thoroughbreds,
300 horses; fat man and bride, weight 132 pounds; Arabian horso with 20 dlltere 11 1 oolori, 110,000
jucjnorsesi rat man ana nriae,
troupo of rare Arabian horses,
$30,009 FREE STREET PARADE AT 10 A. IV3.
Doors open nt 1 and 7 p. ra. Ileglns at 2 and 8 p. m. Adults. 60 cents; Children under
l'i years, ' cents, Cheap excursions on all railroads.
Will also exhibit nt
ASHLAND .8aturday,,Juno 3. MAHANOY CITY Tuesday, June 0
HAZLETON Wednesday, June7.
WANTS. &c.
BOARDING. Two gcatlemen deslro board
with private family. Rjimi together.
Address 11., Shenandoah, I'. O. G 5-tf
1JIORSALE. Avaltmblo Main street firop-
erty dwelling and business place Satis
factory reason for soiling. Apply at IlEHAi.D
ofllce for particulars.
STRAYED From the premises of tho under
signed, on Tuesday, May 10, a wnlto and
yellow cow. with short tall. A liberal reward
will bo paid for her roturn to James Ea?an, 419
West Cherry street, Shenandoah. 5-23-3t
E
STRAYED. Prom the prcmlsosof Anthory
Ttnrrprs nt Tlowset own. between Qllberton
and Mal7.evlllo, a brown and gray cow about 0
years old, has a mark on one ear, horns grow
tack. Reward wlllbo paid for return to tho
above nddross. 5-23 3t
TTiOR SALE. On West Oak street, opposito
1 Mm, Grant's two good 3-room houses. Lot
3)feetfrontby HO deep. For information In
quire nt 209 E.ntOal street, Snenandoab, or
U. W. Miller. Mt. Carmel S-9 tf
FOR SALE. A twenty (20) aero lann,
planted, together with 3 horses, 3 cows
wiio-nn nml muclilner.v. a house and barn.
ApdIv to U. f. ICrell. Uarnsvlllo, Schuylkill
county. Pa. 6-8-1 m
EXECUTRIX NOTI E, I, the undersigned
having been appointed executrix of the
lute will and testarrent of Michael O'llara, de
ceased, hcroby notify ail persons having cl-ilms
against the said estato, to present them to mo
for settlement, and also notify all persons in
aebtcdtothosaldestato, to make paymont to
me forthwith. ... . .
Mils. MakyO'IIaiia, Administratrix.
Estato ol Michael O'llara, deceased.
Shenandoah, April 2), 189J. 4-SI-Bt B
Tho undersigned, tho County Commissioners
of Schuylkill County, will receive sealed pro
posals until 2 o'clock p. m. Monday, Juno 19th,
189.1, for tho erection and completion of a
tho Sacramento road, Upper Maliartont o town-
, ...-.M.lll AAit4n 111 ii nil nnrl uiiAAlflrn.
Hons oau bo seen at thlsoUlce. The Com nils
sloners reserve the right to reject a -y and all
bids.
PAMUET. O. DETUttK,
JAMI5S J. IlOA ES.
El.IAS E. REED.
Pniintvnftmmls'iloners.
Attest P. J. Conneu, Clerk. S-I8w&s
lilt' AU w vuuu. .
Jr C immlsslonurs ol Hchm lklll County, will
receive sealed proposali until Monday, June
19th, at 2 p. m., for tho erection and comple-.lon
of aw oden b'ldge, 40 feet spin, on the ICIlng
ersiown roid Upper Jlahantongo township,
Schuylkill county. Plans and specltlcattons
can be seen at this office. Tho Commissioners
roaerve the right to reject any and all bids.
Samuel Q.DeTuhic,
jambs j. 1iowe9,
E1JAB Ii. REED,
County Commissioners.
A tip. t P. J. Connell, Clerk. 6 18-W4S
r.T,-iL a I U nV.n imrinMlrr,. .lift Pnnnlw
t")ROlX)SALS. The undrslgnod, Commls
I i . ers of Schuylkill C 'Uuty, will receive
v ntu.1 noposals until Saturday, June 31, 1803,
ai 3..V lock p. m., for the furnishing and laying
oi iw nty-ono hundred und forly-seven square
jards ot grass sod six hundred and sev.-n
square yards of whtto gravel, and fourteen hun
dred square yards ot usplult and tho laying
and furnishing of terra eotta drln plpo at ilia
Coui t House grounds at Pottsville. Plans aid
speoltl utions can lie see j at the office of II.
t ochra i A Sons, engineers. T ie Commission
ers reserve the rlgnt to reject any and all bids.
S.VMUKI. G DeTURK,
J ME8 J. HOWES,
EL.IASE REED,
Commissioners.
At'es':-P J CONNELt,, Clerk.
Pottsville, Pa., May 32, 1893. 5-2 1 80t
PROPO-AUS FOH BUILDING WALL AND
furnishing coping lor the Schuylkill County
Court House grounds,
Ulds will bo received until the 6ih day of
J,,ne, A D.j 1893, by tlio Commissioners of
Schuylrtlll County for the building of a retain
ing wall, 8 f oet high, 280 feet 1-ing. of mountain
ston , on Mlnersvllle stroen for tho lurntshln
and setting ot 203 feot of gr inlte coping, 10x11
lm. hos, on tho granite steps, together with posts
at the top and bottom of each night of steps;
also for f Jrnlshlng 210 fret of mountain stone
coping with posts nt tneenasoi me coping.se.
All work to be Unlshed within sixty days after
bid Is accpted. 111(13 for furnishing granite
must be separate from tho bids offering to fur
nish mountain stone. Full particulars can bo
had. and plans and drawings can bo seen, by
applying to the Commissioners of Sjhuylkltl
IX un'y. The CoramUsloners reserve the right
to reject any or all bids, 5-10-2U
PROPOSALS.
D.AnA.nl. mill l,a roratrnri hv thft linger.
plgned committee up to Wednesday, iday24th,
1893, at t) p. in., for the construction of a six
room frame school building, two stories high,
All bidd r can Und plans nnd specltloatlons
for Inspection at tho office of Superintendent
I,. A Freeman, Higli Softool building, -henan-douh,
Pa or at the house of II. J. Muldoon,
208 We st Centre street. Shenandoah, Pa , or t
the offioo of the architect, I'-rauK a. neiuy,
i.,ic,..llp la. The bids must cover exoavat'
Inn. building, rooting, painting aud all work
nml materials necessary to complete the
building, including provision fur the Intro
duetionof the Smead, Wills Co. heating and
uutilatlDg system. The committee reserves
the right to lejeoi nj ur uu uiu.
II. J. Muldoon, Chairman
Mask Bubjce.
Jamw O'Ubask,
1unibl ooobw,
8. A. Bbddall.
5-9-lOt Commlttoe on Building and Repairs.
Chris. Bossier1
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
(Mann's old stand)
104 Boutlt Main Street.
Finest wines, whiskeys and cigars always In
stock. Fresh ueer, Aie unaki-orter uu u.p.
Choice Temperance urinK.
J 0
N
17
L. MAIN'S
3
!M races by thorou shbreds, 6 tabloau wagons,
Professional Cards.
JOHN K. COYLE,
A TTOIINKY-A T-LA W.
Offlco Ileddall building, Shenandoah, Pa.
M. UUKKK.
ATWllXiy-A T-LA IV.
iniNANDOAIl, PA,
OMaa Onnvn O T f CI .. I I il ) UY. a., ft ........ t.
a,-d Estcrly building, Poltsvllle.
G
T. UAV1CE,
8UBGE0N DENTIST.
Ottlco Northeast Cor. Main and Contro Sts
Shenandoah, ovor Stein's drug store.
M.
S. KISTliER, M. D
PHYSICIAN AXD SVUQEO.
O(Hco-120 North Jardln street, Shenandoah.
D
r, James svisin.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Offloo and Residence, Mo. 31 Ncrth JardlE
Street. Shenandoah.
F
RANK WOMER.M. D.
Specialist in Trentmeixt of Catarrh,
Practico limited to diseases of Iho oyo, ear,
000 and throat. Spectacles iurnlshed, guar
anteed to suit all oyes
Office Zi East OaIc street, Shenandoah.
D
R. E. D- LONOACRE,
Graduato In
Vfferiimrj Surgery and Dentistry.
All calls by mall, telegraph or telephone at
tended to with promptness. Surgical opera
tions performed with the groatestoare. Office:
Commercial Hotel, Shenandoah.
Political Cards.
piORiCOUNTY AUDITOR,
THEODORE F. JiATDORFF,
rOTT8VIU.K.
Subject to Republican rules.
pTOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
THOMAS BELL IS,
Or SIIKNANDOAH.
Subject to Republican rules.
JPOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
EL1AS E. REED,
or pottsville.
Subject to,l Republican rules.
F
IOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
DANItiL' NEIS WENDER,
OJTSnENANUOAII.
Subject Republican rules.
jrjOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
BENJ, It. SEVERN,
OKSHBNANDOAn.
Subject to decision of the Republican County
f-tinveniion
RETTIG'S
Beer and Porter.
T AM AGENT for tho
X Olias. iiettig's Celo
brated.Beor and Porter iu
tills vicinity, nlso Bergner
& Engcl's celebrated India
Pule jUes and 01dBtock.
Orders will "receive prompt
attention. Finest brands
of Liquors and Cigars.
SOLOMON HAAK-
120 South Mam Street.
L0RENZ SCHMIDT'S
Celebrated Poiter, Ale and Bee
JAMES SHIELDS,
Manager Shenandoah Braocr
JOB W Y ATT'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
(Christ. Bossier's old stand. )
Mala Hud Coal Mta Htieu innanh.
Best ber, ale and porter on tan The naest
braadsof wblsktys aod olgurs. Pool room at
U,uhuil
f IRE INSURANCE
arwsl aud uldMl reiiahla iarly ca
paale reproMnlwl by
120 S. JaromSi., Shenanaoah.t1,
BI RINGS !
THE CASE OF DR. BRIGGS
Recommended that the Appeal
be Entertained.
REPORT OF JUDICIAL COMMITTEE
A Majority nml ailnorlty 1'lnillnp; Pro
nentiHl The Former ltecitnimemU thai
Alter Due DIiciiuhIoii tint Asiemhl
Vole Upon 11 llenolutloit that the Cast
l'rneeeil to Trllll Tho Minority Report.
Washinotox, Mny 2-1. Tlio Judicial
Committee of the Presbyterian General
Assembly, in its report on the Urigiji
case, recommended that tlio nppenl from
the decision ot the New York Presbytery
fyo entertained.
The special order for 2:30 o'clock yester
day, tho hour o meeting, was tho report
of tho judicial comtnitteo on the lhlKb'i
case. Immediately utter the opening
prayer, Br. linker, chairman, was recog
nized, nnd addressed the Moderator and
Assembly ns follows:
"I had earnestly hoped, that but one re
port would bo presented by our committee,
liut iu this I liavu been disappointed. 1
presume tho failure was inevitable. I take,
however, comfort in tlio thought that there
is something better than even unanimity,
nml that something is Ildollty to con
science. It is fidelity to conscience
which tins compelled tho major
ity report, and it is ililellty to conscience
that has- compelled tho minority report.
Whilo we speak tho truth with nil baldness.
lot us speak it over in love; and sh'ill we
not all rcsoilvo that whatever bo tlio de
cision, uud God only knows what that de
cision is to be, we will, as loyal Presbyteri
ans, abide faithfully by that decision? Let
us resolve unit we will sternly frown upon
and utterly, discountenance any suggestion
from whatever quarter It may come of
hcliisra or division in our dear church. Ko-
cnlllng our ordination vows, let us submit
ourselves to one another in tho Lord, loy
ally abiding the decision which, shall bo
reached by our constitutional methods.
Iho report was as follows:
"In the onse of tho Presbyterian Church
in the United States of America against
the Itev. Charles A. Briggs, 1), D., being
uu appeal to the General Assembly from
the decision and final judgment of the
Presbytery ot New York, rendered January
0, b'J2, the judicial committeo bogs loavu
respectfully to report that they llud:
"1 That the nnpellant in thlscaoe is tlio
Presbyterian Church iu tho United States
ot America, represented by tlio Prosecuting
Committee appointed by tho Presbytery of
INuw York, and as such Is entitled to con
duct the prosecution until the llnal issue
uo reached.
"2 Tluit tho nppenl and specifications
of error alleged liavo boen tiled in duo
time.
"Ii They therefore submit resolutions:
That the appeal be entertained.
"That three hours be allotted for such
hearing, viz., one and one halt hours to
each party, und after hearing from the
iiembursvof the Assembly, tureo hours be
ing allotted for such hearing, the Assem
bly shall then vote upon tlio following
resolutions:
"Itesolved, That the appeal from tha de
cision and final judgment of tho Pres
bytery of New lork, rendered
January 9, 18i)3, bo entertained by
tho General Assembly, and it is
ordered that tlio cii.su proceed to trial in ac
cordunco with tho provisions of the Book
of IJuciimno.
The report is signed by tho following
members of the committeo: Georgo D.
Baker, chairman; John T. DufUeld, JohnS.
Hayes. James T. Ldtwich, James fll.
Maxwell, U. J. Sanders, John Peacock,
J. S. ltandall, Edward T. Green, Thoruns
ilcUougnll. Cyrus U. Pershing. William
Fulton, Georgo W. Cummings, 1L M.
Gruydon and James L. Orr.
The minority report is as follows:
"We find tlio npiieal in order, and we
respectfully recommend to the General
Assembly tli.it tho parties bo heard Iu
accordance with the Book of Discipline,
section 01)."
Tim Hamilton Tlleelrli- Railway.
Hamilton, Out., May 24. Count "on
Siemens, the eminent German electrician,
lias asked Mr. Patterson, of this city, to
meet him at Nit nro Full to eonclude ar
rangements for 001111116110110? work 011 the
electric railway. It is expected that the
construction of the line to convey to Ham
ilton the power generated at the Falls will
be commenced in less than two weeks.
Hoy lliu-ned to Doittlu
Rochester. N. Y., May 24. Ham-
English, a tour-year-old boy, was burned
to Heath yesterday while his parents wore
away attending a weddiug. The boy
went into a room and played with some
match.. An unelo whs iu another room,
but could not suvo his life, the fire having
nveloped his body when discovered.
Culled to San PrmirlHcii,
Nashua, N. H., May 34. Rev. W. H.
Moreland, of t'ne church of the Good Shep
herd, lias received a call to become rector
of SL Luke's Church iu Sua Fruucisco.
He will probably accept.
You have noticed
that some houses always seem to need
repainting ; they look dingy, rusted,
faded. Others always look bright,
clean, fresh. The owner of the first
"economizes" with "cheap" mixed
paints, etc.; the second paints with
Strictly Pure
ite Lead
The first spends three times 'as much
for paint in five years, and his build
ings never look as well.
Almost everybody knows that cood
paint can only be had by using strictly
pure White Lead. The difficulty is
lack of care in selecting it. The
John X. Lewis & Bros.
brand is strictly pure Whit Lead.
"Old Dutch" process; it is standard
and well known established by the
test of years.
For any color (other than white) tint
the Strictly Pure White Lead with
National Lead Company's Pure White
Lead Tinting Colors, and you will have
the bept paint that it is possible to put
on a building.
Per sale by the most rellabU dealers In
paints everywhere.
If you are going to pslnt, it will pay you
to send to ue Tor a book containing Informa
tion that may ssve you many a dollar: it
will only cost you a postal card to do so.
JOHN T. LEWIS & BROS. CO.
Philadelphia.
AT
VP
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL DRIGHTAND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION 13 BETTER.
Mr dortnr ruth It nrM ppiitlr nn thn tnmnph.
Itvpr nnd ttlrtnTfl. And nlfftmnt lfttntlvn. Thl
drink is made from herbs, and 19 prepared for iuo
&.s easily m left. Ithmlled
LANE'S MEDICINE
A 1 1 ilrtiirirlfitB rrl 1 1 1 nt fWc . nnd ft I n imrlrnir . I f rnn
cannot K't It, Bond your fuldrena Tor a free nnmpla.
I.nne'n I'nmlly Mrdlelno move tho Ixmcl
enrhdnr. In order to b healthy thlninnpoewfirr.
There's no such thorough cleanser of dirt, mt
neaier ot cuts and bruises as
because of its high percentage of tar.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.
JjVS. S. K1KII Ac CO., Chicago.
Khile Russian Soap BvfMSSf2SZ
JASPER'S Tmm
A remertv which.
If used by Wives
about to experience
tho painful onleul
attendant upon
CliiM.hirfl, r,r,.v
( l&'l S? an Infallible sped.
nnemvnt, lessening
the cla.igcr.'i thereof
to both mothernnd
child. I' old by all
dniKfJsts. Sentby
express on receipt
of price, J 1.6,1 per
bottle, charges pro
I aid.
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BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. ATLANTA. CA
The only SURE ROACH DESTROYER is
We guarantee It to nd the house of RATS, ROACHES.
and Watcr Bugs, a
' Money Refunded.
MAURERS
Persian
INSECT POWDER
Is the best In the market lot
BcdBuob, ants, Motms.
Insects on Ooqs. n.
For Saleby all Druggists Be sure and get the genuine.
Sold only In bottles, our TRADE MARK on each.
Manon D. MAURER cV SON,
329 N. 8th St.. Phiiad:lihia-
N. H. Downs' Hrrir
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Couarh.
H moi hi -t'orsrvy' rajutH
tail baa proved Itse!' -ue .'eft rtmedvi
mown fr the cure dJwiuii
ill r ung Ditmt'M :i ,oong i old
l'-ii eJAo., 6e . J.nl I' ' pet inittle
A imr.t, . -r--. ,
SALOON AND RESTAURANT
36 Bast Centre Street.
The beat beer, ales, porter, whiskies, brandlet
wlnea and finest cigars always on hand.
ROBERT IiLOVD P op
Easily, Quickly,
Permanently Restored.
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY,
and all the train ot evllg
from early errors or latr
exorues. the results ot
overnors:, nclaeftt.
developineut and
given 10 e ery organ 1
6riiou 01 me o
Imnlf,. natural msth
Immediate lniprfvniait
sih'u. rnuure iinp
S.'ol refprencs.
nposa.
?d sn9t
exntaiuttlon and
mailed (sealed) free.
ERIE MEDICAL 00.
BUFFALO, N. Y.
TAR SOAP
Are You a Catholic?
Are you unemployed? Will 704
work for $18.00 ptr week? Writo tf
mo at onco.
! T. Xt, G AY,
: 194 Madison Si.. CHICAGO, MLLr
J. J, DOUGHERTY, Prop.