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TIME TADLH IN 1 riOT MAT. 1(, 1893.
Trains leave Hhonai loan as follows:
BVir Now Yorli via riitladalnhta. weok dart.
feoSa.T.m,li).oe .m. i '..ai,s.483 p.m. Sunday
F-Ua, 7.4a a. Tn. vornt norKviawnutmjuuufc,
cok flays, 7.18 a. v
iz--ji. z.ta u. m.
for Heading ana i
US. fi.lK. 7. is. tons a. l
lladelpMn, weok flays
.12.21,2.4(1,5.53 p. in. Sun
i, x ,
lay, S.W, 7. 46 a. m., 4.f
p. m
ik days, 1IH, 7.18 a. m.
for narriBDurg, v
.148. 6.83 D.
t or jwicniown,
we dam. 7.18 a.m., 1X.21
48 p.m. . .. ..
I'or lOltSVUIB, wee JASW, .uo, f.in, ii'.i.-oo. U4.,
J4, 2.4H, 6.1 p. m. ! many, 7.so a. m., i.sn
For Tomaqua nnd Kabnnoy City, wosk days
m.
. 6.33. 7.18.10.08 n.
,14,, ,,a, O.IXl (I. UI. suu
ay, 2.08, 7.4S a. ni.,
i as p. m. Additional fo
abanoy City, week Uya, 9.S3 p. m.
iror Lancaster ,,nu uii
umbla, week days, 7 I
ra.,2.4St). m.
Pnr Wlliiamsnort. -lunburv and Lewlsbur
fcek days! 3.88, 7.1', 11.28 a m., 1.83, j.(8ptt
nday,8 23 a. m.,8.u; p. m. ,
ft'or Makanoy I'lan . week days. 2.08, 3.23, t.
n, iu.us, ii. zn u. m., r- xi, i.m, o.o., o.oa, v.o
In. Sunday, 2 09, 8 I, 7.46 a. m., 3.01!, 4.38 p. n
I'or GtrATOvtlle, t Uipp.ihiinnook Station '
ea uayti, s.ire, o o, '.so, ,io, iv.vc, it, in
'S4,1.3o, 2.48, o.oa. o.f , v.oa p. m. unuy, .r.
I. 7.4(1 n. m.. a.OS. I'M D. m.
'or Ashland and i- iiamokln. week days, 3.JS,
, 7.18, 11.28 a. m.. 1.33, o.os, u.as p. ra. sun
t, 3.83, 7.46 a. m.,3 "tp. m.
TRAINS FOil SIIKNANDUAH'
HJ.eavo New Vorlt Pblladclpnia, week day ,
W. m , 1.30. I 00 0 p. m., 12.15 night. Sun
5, 0.00 p. m.. 12.16 tight
1.PBVC New York v .. Mini oh Chunk, week day-
8.46 a. m., 1 00, 4 up. m. Sunday, 7.16 a. m.
itt'.n I'tilhiilHiliI i Market -itieot t-itlon,
k days, 4.12, 8'5, lo.oo u in., and Loo,
, ll.o p. in Sunday 4.00, u.06 a. m., 11,80
eave KoadlnK, wik dnyi., l.i5,7.1U.I0.0S,l.M
., D.&o, i.nf p m nunuay, i.an, ju.ib a. m.
Rve Pottsvlllo, week tUya, !!.40, 7.40 a. m.
,6,Uu u Sun,,iy, S.40, 7.U0ft. m.,8.05p. m.
jve TaniMua, , el; dayk, 8.20, 8.49, 11.23 a,
lit, 7.16, 9 28 p. la. Sunday, 3.W, 7.43 a. m.,
l. m.
itvc Mahanoy (Jtty, wuon days, 3.4b, v.i.
. m., l.M. 7.43, D.SI p. m. bunday, 3.40, 8.13
:s u. m
.iHnn am J n.
,10 4 Ml bva.m.,r.nve.uu,i,.ZM,u.u,7.Dr,!u.iu
Sumiajr, i 40, 4 uo, t.zi a. m., 3.37, o.oi p. m.
,vei rirnrdvii r. iitaDn&nannocu iaiioni.
sdays. 2.47, 4.07, 6.36, 8.41 10.43a. m., 12.05,
ui, &,u, v.yt, o w, lu.ici n. m. ounaay, .4
a m . 3 41. ft.Uf D. m.
tve VVillunisport, v,oek days, 8.00, 8.35, 12.00
i.ar,. ii.i&D. m nunuav. n.in a. m.
r Dalilmore. WaHnlngton and the West vis
u. a it., turouxu trams loavo uiraru
iue station Philadelphia, (P. & K. K. U.) at
,',.()!, u.27 a. m., 3.oo,6.42. 7.10 p. in. Sunday
., 11 27 n. m (i d.42, 7.iu p. m.
ATLANTIC OITV DIVISION,
ive Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharl
outii otrcji wnj,ri, xor Aiiantiovjity.
-Muiavs - isspross, ouu, siua, iua a m,
iJa.ii, 1 :itli luo, 3 0U. 4 hi. 4 30. 613 p m.
rMou 7 , 0 a m. Accommocutluu, b 00 a m,
i i '
(i.ivs Kxprewi, 7. A 8 00, 830, 9 00, 1000 a
1 4 a i in. , . com Lijuu.alon, 8 00 am and
1 1.
' rr.'nr Iravc Atlantic City depot, Atlantl
.i,- M" ly (i4-)i i on, 7 3 j. 0 3:1 am and 3 15,
" ii an n in. acc inmoaiiuon.
a nun i J,i .m. Kxcurslon, from foot ot
,111. All' lib tlblv. U h. 11 m.
..vs I xi,i., 331) tOi. 6U0. BOO. 030,
l.m. p 00, 0 M p tn. jvccommoddllon, 7 30 u
Bl i 6 p m.
IchiKti V 4Iey Division
"er ir.iinu loavc Shenandoah for
mt, Junciton, Muuch Chunk, L,c
siailnt'i m, White Hall, CatRsauqutt,
!,, H- i lilt! "in, luiBlon, Philadelphia
..tttrlj, V,'uakaUe Junction, Dol
y uii.j'Ci'j n' u.01. -.20 v.w a m,
,4. 'J r in
w Vork, 6 4. 7 M a ru , 12.43, 8 57
. ii ton. WtlKps-Harre. Whlto Haven
wlj'c yvute. ioWinu, oayru, tvuverij,
f a, n ui, vmb a m., -i.?, o.vo p. m.
.ehestur, llu!5,ilo, Niagara I',lls i
- (I 01 0.08 a m. 12 43 and 8.08 p. m.
I'ividi i'0, Delaware Water (Jap and
" -rg. 6.04 a. m., 4.22 p. m.
Aiiortvillo and Trenton. 3.08 a. m.
kh.tucock. 6.01. 9.iM it. m., 2.57, 8 08 p. m.
laca ana geneva uu4, vie a. m. ci
rn 0.08 a m. 8.08 p. ra.
mvm.i L, i-lstonnndltcaverMcadow.
n. .U8 i m.
nr, a. lia&loton. Stockton and bum
16 04. K.03, a. m., 12.4i, 2.S7
i ii. m.
iinton, 6.01, 8.08, a. m., 4:,t7
I
lehrook, Jeddo. Drlttonan. . reelana,
1 .08, ft. m 12.4K. 2 h7. a 27 t. I' .
i vv.nfl. uirardvllle and uost creeu. 1.0.
10.30 a. m., 1 00, 1.10, 4.10, 6.35, 8.22, 9.K
. n Itun, Centralla, Mount Carmcl and
i.' p-k Piacerknoyfcd
i i' i i.iio u m., '1.40, i ui, i
ii sip a.
j hamokln at 7.E.5. 11.45 a. m.
it " and arrive at toneuanaoan at
i nai 1'iaii ror pottsviue, s.au, 7.a,
r i4a, Ur,7, 6.2, 8.08 p. in.
of for Shenandoah, 6.00, 7.15,
U 43 a. m , 12,32, 3.UU, D.2U, 7.UU.7.IO,
' i audoah (or Hazlc ton, 0.01,7.20, S.03,
2 r, 4 S."', lt.J, b.ub p. ra.
a: li ton for Shenandoah, 7.15J, w.-s
f l . I S, 6.SUJ7 23, 7.60 p. m
snNDAY TRAINS.
:ave tor Ash land, U Irardvllle and Los t
, 0.40 a. nu, I2.au, s.40 p. m.
. vi'lo. P-rk Place. Mahanov City.
i7.lct.on, Ulack Creek Junction, I'ctia
linition, Mauch Chunk, Allentown,
Laaton and New Yoric, s.4u a m.,
ra.
..delnhla 12.30. 2.56 C in.
-tviue. rum I'laee, iuhluuujt uuu
, u.za a. m.. i'j.ou. u.oa. 4.4U o.vi d. m.
azlcton for Shenandoah, 8.30, 11.30
io p. m.
enanaoan ior I'otisviuo, o.ou, o.o,
4o p. m.
ttsvllle for Shenandoah, 8.30, 10.40
6 p. m. .
iXAXXUurv, ueu. ruaa, At,,.
Philadelphia. Pa,
NKMACHER. Asst. Q. P. A. Lcblgh
Ivlslon, outn iieiuienem r.
1 A swiiiu Aitu, uoni. oupt.
pVANIA KAILHOAD.
lionnTLKiLt, nmsioB.
71 JULY 2d ISV3.
m leikve Shenandoah after the aboi
"uan's, Ulloerton, Fracuviue, isev.
ill...- tiA,lun(ll., U.ml,i, llDuilnp
I'hoanlxvllle, Norrlstown' and Phil,
oad street station) at s:ou and n :it
S3 p. m. on woen days, n or rotts
-iirmoaiaie staiions wuu a, m.
SUNDAYS.
Uns, liilberton, Fracuviuo, ucv
Llalr, l'oitsvuio at o:uu, v.iua. m
For llamburir. lteadint!. Potts
flxvllle, Norristown, I'hlladelphle
. m.. a:iu p. in.
t'rt Frackvint for nnenandoan
iid 12.14, o:ui 7:43 ana ioictp. m
&:i a. m. and 5 4d n. m.
li.HTllle for tiunandoah at 10:15
ftd 4'4u,7:ieanu iu:uup. m.sunaayr
ttnd5:mp. m
idelphia (Umad street Btution) lot
-l nnenanuoau bids uuu dm bm,
1 m wuiia days, un unaayd leave
I'or Fotisvwi lain.
vnru Kxnroas. weeit aavs.
50. 5 15. 8 50. 7 SO. 8 20. 0 50. 11 00
Inn noon. 12 11 r. m. (Limited Gi
E 4 60pui. dining cars.) i so, i4u,
4U2, 5 00, 6110, 6 20, 6 50, 7 13, 8 12.
I night. Sundays S 20, 4 06, 4 60,
II 111 11 S.V a m. 12 44.1 40.2 80.4 02
Is 20. 6 2tl, 6 50, 7 13 and 8 12 p m aud
Tib n
1 60, 8 25, 11 ail a ui, and 2 4 3 SO
r.its 1U( w ii m euiuruays upiy
ind 8 2o a m.
lie and Washington . 3 50. 7 20,
If
I 1118 am. il2 25 limited amini
ii it if, i fYine-resalonnl Llmltei
r i-urs ana timing uari, ot7,
12,3 nluht week days Sun-
1910, 1118 am.. 1210, 4 41, 7 00,
ISO night, wusniugton oniy,
i No coacnos
id j 3 a u 12 10 p m, 12 03 night
ii) m week uavs.
Fimvo Uarrlaburg for Pittsburg
l very day at 12 25,120 ana I lu
AY if, an limited) and 7S0p m.
aoi818 amand503 p m every
inurcana Aitoona at ixai r t
Swe Sunbury for Wllliamsport,
Klalgua, Kochester, lluffalo and
201. d 13 a m.and l 85 p m week
I Sra at 6 34 p m week days. Fo
" edtate points at 5 13 am dally,
I a at 5 13 and 9 56 a m dally, 1 85
ic days f or uenovo at o io a
; j m ween oays ana miimni
'or liana ttt i im, in Da
J It. WOOD,
Oen'l F ass'g'' Am
TALES
il!
rail Oil
in largely an
"outdoor"
product.
I" r e h air
ind exercise
usually pro
duce sound
appetite and
sound sleep.
Sickly chil
dren obtain
great
benefit from
of codliver oil with Hypo-
phosphites, a tat-loou rapid
of assimilation and almost
as palatable as milb.
pmnri A lif Reoll h Hai. N. V.. K II
4lck TTeadAcho and relievo
pi tho tronblos Ind
dent to a bilious slate of
Ulttlness, Nausea, Drowr
eatlnir. Pain In the Hide, d
ue sjHom, sucti as
iss. Distress aftsr
remarkable success has bol
Whlo their most
shown In curing
ffAiulfUiho. vet Carter's little T.Ito rni in,
equally vaiuame in iiuBimion, curing and pre
ventintr idib nnnujinK cupisintnile they also
correct all disorders of thrlomacb, stimulate tho
liver and rcsulato the boils, liven If they only
Acho they would bo alnoi irlcoless to those who
suffer from this olstreslr lomplalnti but form
nately their goodness doe it end hero, and thoso
who once try them will fin hese littlo pills valu
able in so many ways tnalhey will not be wil
ling to do without them, if, after all Blck head
f-.tt,n T,nrtA nf so rnanv live:
at hero la whero
we make our great ooasu ui
others do not.
mis euro it wnuo
carter's l.ittio uver j-ius nwn maii .m
very easy to take. One or twoVj, mMl0 a d0l!e
Thoy aro strictly yeuctablo an,0 not ., or
puree, but by their uentlo actl4,lca88 ai wh((
use them. In vials nt 25 cents: t for t, hom
by druggists everywhere, or Bontimaii,
CARTER MEDICINE CO.,w York.
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SUL price
Clean up at night, and heat Hie day'st
-uu utuibcs wiiu
Vecause of its high percentage of
(0.'
ASK YOUR OROCER FOR IT,
JAS. S. TCIRIC & CO.
Chlcnav
White Russian Soap
Insure. White Clothes, ClK
Clothes, Healthy Clothe
YOISKSELF
troiiblc'lv ith Uonurrhren
riiJVUleet.Wh tes.Sncririn.torrhm..'
WLraWoranvuiinatui-t.itll ,iAnr,ak'
KtZZ.&!foaT arugi;mt mr a Dottle OS
fMtSdhlisa. U uina !n a fevrday
iuniu.. . r. ... -...,
wiinont tn. cm or pnblicliy cits
loclor. Non-polonnus and
jEimrnnteP'l not to airletnr.
BkafcSR"
1 Tnt.untverscl ArMrtcan Cure,
Jlannfactured by
) Evans Chemical Co.
cr . NNATI, o.
New Discovery.
Maver s Masrnetla Catarrh Cure Is usod by
vapor Inhalation and la the only medicine of
the klDd over put on the market. By Inhala
tion the medicine Is not poured Into the
stoma !h and thence sent wunnerlng through
the yf tem. Hut by inhalation the medicine it
spplled directly to the diseased organ and thr
only wav to reach the affected parts In th
nose. Evory bottle Is guaranteed t y the drug
gist. Price $1 per bottle, Guaranttod to ouio
For sale byull druggists.
IT'S UED PlFfKHENT FROM ANY OTllIllt
MEDICINE.
Our advertised agents and all drueglstsare
instruct d to return the money-1-- any one who
f Us to be cured by Mayer's Magnetic Catarrh
Curo. Prloe one dollar for three months' trest
mont This Is spying a groat deal, but It has
never filled, For talo by druggists, or ad
dross The MaykhsDbitg Co..
daw-'w Oakland, Md
"flOTHER'S
FRIEND" .
Is ft Eclcntlflcally propnred Llnimon;
and harmless; ovory lilgredient Is oi
recognized valuo and In constant usi
by tho medical prt fosslon. It short
ous Labor, Lossons Pain, Dimlnlsho.
Dangor to lifo of Mother and Child
Book 'To Mothora" mailed free, con
laininj ',"', .J.. " " "
voluntary testimonials.
rt IIKUttUlU luiuiuiuuuu uu.
hay
Sent by express, charges prepaid, on rccelp
Df price, $1 JO r bottle.
ERADFIELO REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all druggists.
No. 129 South Main Btrect,
lu Urst-class manner promptly
A trial requesiea. i-o-i"
Advertise
Vr1
iver ill!!
CUBE
COMING Mi SLOWLY.
OongroEsmon in No Hurry
Eoaoh tho Capital,
to
SILVER SENATOR TELLER ON HAND.
Vinpliatle In the llcllef That tho Sherman
Lmv Cnnnnt ho lteinleil Without Some
Substitute llnnliers Alnno ltosponilble
for the Tleht Monoy Market.
WAsmiwroN, Aiir. 3. Memliers of con
Kress contlnuo to como In very slowly, and
there was somo doubt expressed todny at
to whether thero would bo a majority of
the Democrats in town In time for tlieoau
cus, whioli is set for Saturday night.
Thcro were last night not moro than forty
members of the lower house in tho city,
and Iesi than n score of benators.
Among the latter Senator Teller is the
most recent nrrlvnl, and he comes frosli
from tho west ready to take up the light
forsllvcr where he dropped it at the close
or last Ke38lon. Ho hees uo menace to the
country in tho cxlstonco ot tho Sherman
law, although he admits that it Is not
what he wanted when it was passed. Ho
is emphatic In his opinion that it cannot
be repealed, at leat without some substi
tute, nnd says that some months will
elnpie before the law Is wiped from the
books.
Sneaklim of the subfect ircnerallv Mr.
Teller says that the people of tills country
aro not afraid of tuo currency, and It is not
that lenr that has caused tho nrosont con
dition. That thoy havo full confidence in
thecurrcnoy is evidenced, he thinks, by
the fact tlint thoy aro hoarding It away
nnu Keeping it in all sorts of safe places,
thus withdrawing it from circulation.
Were they afraid of tho currency, ns isar
gued by the opponents of silver, Mr. Teller
says tho people would show their timidity
by getting rid of it and making invest
ments tn something else, lint this is not
what thoy are doing. Mr. Teller lays tho
whole trouble at, tlio uoors of tho bankers.
who, ho says, for the purpose of forcing
an Issue of bonds nnd creating a sentiment
invorable to tuo repeal or tuo Sherman
act, worked up a general scare and sought
to estiiiuisn n general reollug of distrust,
Senator Harris said that the senate
finniico committee wns ready to go to work
on the subject at a moment's notice. Ills
personal views as to the result of the at
tempt to repeal tho law ho refused to give.
hut added that everybody knew he was a
friend ol silver as a money metal.
Mr. Harris and Senator Voorhoes, chair
man of tho finance committee, had a long
contcrence. durum wlilcu. it is sunnostd.
they .mapped out a plan for the work of
that committee Mr. Harris believes thero
will be a great many measures introduced,
and that the majority of tliem will proba
bly be in tho nature of compromises, look
ing to an increase of the ratio, with a pro
vision tor too free colnngo of silver.
It is probable that the Democratic mem
hers of the senate may caucus this week
to determine the distribution of patronage
under tne secretary of tno senate and the
Bergeant-at-arms, but no call for that pur
pose has yet bcon Issued,
Amonif the first things to come before
tho senate will be the question of the ad
mission of senators, the case of Mr. Lee
Mantle, appointed senator from Montana
to succeod Mr. Sanders, heimr now before
the senate and ready to be called up at
any time, this is a question of tho hlctli-
est privilege and mny tako up the time of
tno senate for quite a while.
Among western and southwestern con
gressmen is found a tendency to demand
tlint the repeal of the purchasing clause of
the Sherman net and tho substituting for
mat clause lie contained In one nnd the
samo measure. Thoy state that the presi
dent win promptly bign any bill repealing
the clause, and will as promptly refuse to
sign a subsequent measure providing for
the free coinngeof sliver at any ratio what
ever. Such course, thoy argue, would force
them to securo a two-thirds vote for tho
passage of the law they want, nnd they do
not care to iiiko tno risk.
Tho call for the Democratic house caucus
on Satuiday evening was Issued last night
oy oecreinry uouerihou, ncting on lnstruc-
lons received lu a telegram Irom Judge
louuan.
A I'rojei Meeting "Hold Up."
(Council Bluits, In., Aug. a An un
town man walked into u prayer meeting
it urn wing a revolver ordered the cnt re
hgregatlon t6 throw up their hands.
rles GofT, who was praying at the
i, rose to his foot and crannied with
Would be robber. In tho tusslo whlnh
JVved tho rovolver was discharged, but
Hill fortunately struck a truss worn
"Vff and was deflected. The robber
"MIMI.
Quarreled )ver Curds.
VVDELTIIIA. AllC. a.-f!nrmlnn rpnK.
ercAtlantio City, and Juan Gasletia.
1U"W over a game of cards at tho
"u'"tho latter in the Italian quarter
in tlw T,e latter (limlly shot Tub-
,e nuuomeu. The wounded man
e street pursued by Gasletia,
ree more bullets Into his vio-
eu. 'luberco's physciaus sav
ed hv an IMuctrln rin-
Wnbi-nv, nui a u t u -,
Hewitt, r -j z-zi
; :Atr nT-"nl',8,?n "7 it by an
i East Klglith street.
NV
ETS OF NEWS.
, A "umbcIothlng makers in Phila
delphia wl1B(1 for workill(?on Sunday.
Work orl Gettysburg trolley road
has been st ol. iaok of m and
.The first 1!
ot this .yea
Alabama raised cotton
p wtg sold at Ozark for
ten cents.
A dispatch
Buenos Ayres says the
government
to the Kadica
f has surrendered
Tho Pennsy!
Agricultural society
decided to hoi
next state fair at In
diana from So
to IS.
Colonel Jacol
new United Stal
hild, of Missouri, the
ttilstcr to Slam, sailed
from San FranAor i,,lI1Kkok
ine summer su ,HK h,s
pearance i?.Mlcli.e lnkB ... 0r.tarIo.
Canada. He is aV
i-etl feet long.
iu. o. wowii.itor ()f The star
earmer, aortuiAIilin Wls lt ,n
jail there becauSelflloU 0 workhu
poll tax. He has 1,. ,, nor lega
i ire on ex-V ce H,Ilt Morton's coun
try place at Kllers y , destroyed sev
r'VlK!ilioa'tle.fowls, and other property. l2RV-9Wtly
eoo,ooa
' Arthur Johnson, 10 years old, deliber
ately murdered bis 8-yar-old sister by
shooting at their home iu Ailiustou, Neb.
He said lie wnuteil t-o sea what his sister
would do If he fired i" '
Preparing tor lioulile,
ItlcuMlLL, Mo., Aug. I 3. The miners
of the southwestern part of the state are
growing restless, owing to poverty. The
companies will not let the strikers go to
work again, and the farmers will not have
them. Tho sheriff ot Vetnon county is
swearing in a number of dunuties lu view
of expected trouble.
Csed Con! Oil on the fr.
Al.TOOXi. Pa.. Ann 3. 11 n Mvr.
aged IT years, died nu er litK-er ng fifteen
hours in terrible suffering f rota burns re-',
celved In UQavorlng to hasten a Art In
tu cook ltIJ Jllife Uje aid gt coil til I
Ids Prnslilinl's l.elurtt tu TTRshlngton
IlUZZAIiD' IUr, Mass., Attn. . Secre
tary Unrllsle arrived ataray UHbles today.
All arrangements for the president's re
turn to Washington have been perfected,
Tho president, Secretary Carlisle and Sec
retary Lamont will leave h era tomorrow
nfternoon and take the Fall Htver learner
I'uritnn at Fall ltivcr. On arriving at
New York Saturday morning they will be
conveyed to Jsrsey City, where a speclnl
car will be In walling to take them to
Washington,
lleritlolnp Prodm-tlnn at Nnrrtstftwn
KonitlSIOWK, I'm., Aug. 3. A number
of hands at the Norrlstown Steel works
were laid off yest, nlay for an indefinite
period, and those who remain were not!
lied of a 10 per cent, rcduutlon in their
wages. A group of cltfarnrnkers In the
employ of W. K. Greh & Son were bc-
moiming the fact tlm -i hey were laid off
Indefinitely. The K- . iip hosiery fao
tory of Norrlstown cln . d down, throwing
about 160 hands out of employment.
An Old Cli nt O " Under.
New Tows, Auv. 3 Amnsa Lyon &
Co., of this city, manufacturers of um
brellns, have beooine mialile to meet ma
turing obligations, and a receiver hns
been appointed. The labilities are $121,
410; nominal assets, H:l,40r. The bust
nous is an old established one, having been
founded in 185S They formerly did a very
large limine, and in 18,8 they were est I
mated to be worth tt,flOD,UA but the busi
ness has gradually fallpn nif.
Not n GulierliHlorlul Ctlnillilnte.
New York, Aug. 3. It having been re
ported that ex-Governor James E. Camp
bell, of Ohio, was a candidate for renom-
illation at the coming gubernatorial con
vention, that gentleman saldt "Under no
consideration will I accept a nomination
for governor. I am not. financially fixed
to stand the expense of a campaign. It
my name Is mentioned I shall withdraw
it at ones,"
A diueiilte llaplst,
IlUN'TlHOTON, W. Vn., Aug. 3. A terri
ble outrage wns committed Inst night In
West Huntington on , year-old Lucy Cal
laway. Her mother, who was visiting a
neighbor, left Lucy and Leslie Drashiold.
aged 15, at home. When she returnud the
child told its mother u story that startled
her, and which upon examination proved
to be trim. The police arc lookiug tof
jirasiueia.
A I rested fur 1 nllfvlns I'nyrnlls.
Asiikville, N. C, Aug. 8. Mr. A. D,
Wheeler, superintendent of the Biitmore
Urlck and Tile works, wa arrested yes
terday on a charge of larceny preferred by
Charles MoNameo, agent for George W,
Vanderbllt. Wheeler's system of stealing;
It is alleged, was falsifying payrolls.
An Allegheny Alderman's Sillelde.
PlTTSBUno, Aug. 3. Aldermun Charles.
B. Wclte, of Troy Hill, Ailogheny, com
milted suicide by shooting himself in the
head. At one time Mr. Welte was quite
wealthy. The loss of monuy and also the
recent death of his wife caused despond
encv. Hp wns fit years of age.
A STARTLING FACT,
Sixteen Per Cent, op Life Insurance
AeruoANTo Rejected on Account or
Diseased Kidneys.
'Tho Trouble Comes From Lack of Care.
Dr. Lambert lh general mcdlcnl direc
tor of tho Equitablu Life Insurance Com
pany, N. Y , said :
"Weri-Ject sixteen per cent, of the eppllca
dons made to i.s for Insurance, and 1 kaveaarr-i,
tho entirj expense ot this inwlloal depart-iiie-it.
by the leioctlon alone of applicants who
had dlfeeasei kidneys, and who dlud Within two
year afier 1 r.luctod them."
This appalling ststcrnent coming as it
does, Irom such high medical uuthoiity,
should havo Hie attention of our citizens.
There is uo reason to dny, why ptonle
should allow kidney disease to gel such
a hold on them.
Nitturo fends her warning lu tho fltirhi
Cain In llio buck, poor ciruiil.uion t the
lood, sediment In the urine. W in ,i un
of tlieso symptoms appear, Dr. 1 inii
Kennedy's Favorite Kcmcdy bhotinl I,:
taken in small doses at once, nnd t!
drivo the poison out of tliu Maud aud
restoro tho kidneys to lieallhy fiction.
To our knowledge this isthcoi mod!
cino that f-unly and effectually cuiis tnl
almost universal complaint.
Wo note tho happy recovery of Mr
Oscar Lambert, of Jerico, Mo., who
case has been talked of in tho papt-TS Un
world over.
Ofcar LamhurU
QtiotlnR from bis letter.
"I neglected tho first symptoms until I found
myself In bed with a complli itil i'waso of th.'
kidneys. No mortal ever suffer-d more and
lived. Myjihyslcian fallel to help me. I then
used Dr. David Kennady'B Knvorit Remedy,
niadoatltordout, N. Y. It relieved niv Sidneys
almost Inimeilktely. and in a few we.-ks I wa.
clear of aU pain, and enth-elv cured, I owe my
present leaietiCllle, to Favorite Ileuiedy."
It la used nnd recommended for what
It accomplishes. Writes Mrs. A. J. P.
Manchester, from Providence, U. 1.
" I becraii usincr Dr. Kennedy's FavnrltA nm.
edy tor kidney lUeease, when Doctors failed to
relievo me. In drove a bad humor out of ray
blood, cured mvkldnev trouhlM. anil TAtn tn,il.
tul when I say it tia veil my life."
Wm. Huston tho popular Wost Shore
R. R. engineer, came out In nn onen
letter stating how lie had suffered with
kidney disease Physicians 'treatment,
and the me of various preparations
fulled to boncflt him. Dr. David Ken
ncdy's Favorito Kemedy, was procured
nnd it mado lilm well.
.Favorito Remedy has had moro freond-
vertisiug .in 'e columns of the daily
papers, tban'un'tu1g we know of, from
the fact that If 'does as Is promised.
" cures disease." - .
Dr. Kennedy's Favorlfl Remedy
possesses marvelous strength "givw
qualities, that render It especialy, valuabhV
to the- aged or Infirm. For a general all
around tonic, and to cure any disease
arising from an impure condition of the
blood, It has no equal, Druggists aro
selling more of lt than all others combined.
the: confessional sacred;
The Soprome Court of New York Stat
lias So Decided.
Washinoton, Aug. 8. Tho deeislon of
Chief Juntice Sir Frederick Jetine, of the
London court ot prolMle and divorce, that
a minister of the church of England can
he compelled to reveal on the witness
stand confessions made to lilm in confi
dence by his parishioners, has ocoasloned
considerable comment in church circles
here, and especially In the Catholic church
Bishop Kcane, of the Catholic university,
snlil:
"With the growth of civilization there'
have grown tin certain customs whloh
have been by common ounsent considered
sacred. The custom in question is one of
these. Civilisation has declared that the
conlldonoes of tho confessional nro sacred,
and when a court of law lifts Its lmnd and
bays that thissiiall not be so, It says that
the clvlllBatloii of the ago cannot make
uny regulation which the law Is bound to
repect. Civilization nnd tho law ought
to go hand in hand, but they have not
done so in this ease, and I should bay that
the decision of Justiro Jouue certainly
cannot stand.
"I know tlint this otiestlon hns been
raised In the United States once tomy cor-
taln knowledge, and I think twice, both
times iu the state of New York. Themat-
ter was carried to the supreme court ot
tho state, where tho decision wns that a
priest could not be compelled to divulge
tho secrets confided to him in thobacred
confidence of tho confossionnl."
New PontlllHNtel-n Appointed.
Washington, Aug. 8. Fourth class
po-tmasler havo just been appointed In
lVuiiiylvnnia us follows: Airvlllo, John
Sweeney; Dallastown, Henry Soiger; Hel
l.Htn, L. lt. Crumbling; Llncolnville, 0. E.
Abert; Lowville, C. lt. Gray; Maud, Theo
dore Lipplncott; Mount Wolf, J. S. Ness;
jiiew Lieoanon, w. sr. Henderson; Ilea
Lion, M. F. Smith; Yongertown, W. Alk-
kens; Yorknna, Mrs. Mary Poll. New
Jersey P. C. Statts, Buiielten; ,1. M.
Biiteninn, Dividing Creek. New York-
Thomas Carson, Brown's Station; Walter
Johnson, Burnt Hills; G. W. Austin, Cen
tre Villago; J. W. Butts, Colden; A. D.
Williams, Conkllngvllie; James Aker,
East. Maine; A. I). Capron, Glen Castle;
H, N. Norman, Laona: f. C Turner. Leon:
J. u. tegg, Long liddy; W. S. Wright,
Mnrlborougli; B. B. Badger, Onaqunge;
J. L. McGrath, Phoenicia; J. G. Dayton,
rinttskill; W. F. L. E. Bred, Smith Mills;
w. A, White, South SLockton: W II am
Lounsbery, Jr., Stone Hidge; Davis Wlnne.
Tho Corner.
Why the Vnlliyrlo Wouldn't Itnee.
London, Auk. a. The disnunllflcatlon
of the Valkyrie in the race for tho quoen's
cup, by which the prize wns secured by
Lmperor William's ynoht, the Meteor.
greatly sng?red tiie oaptain and crew of
the rormer vessel. Although the Valkyrie
had been entered or the day's race, her
crew showed a decided unwillingness to
compote for the .Meteor challenge shield.
Vice Commodore Lord Orinunde tried to
induce them to hoist their lacing Mag, but
the Indignation of tho captain and his
men nt the treatment they had received
was too great to be overcome
Dropped Dead In u Itoullns Alley.
liKDl-OHD, Pa Auk. 3 While cimaned
in bowllug iu tho alley at the Springs Mr.
J. scninipi, Ol Pliuatleliih a. tvas si; cken
with heart disease, and before medical aid
could be summoned he died.
Two Killed In it l'n-li;ln Wreck.
Beaumont, Tox.. Au. . In a frelnht
wreck near here two unknown men. one
of them a tramp, were killed and two
other passengers Injutcd.
Death of a l'loiulii.-nt ltvadlnr; Citizen.
ItKADINO, Pa., Anif. 3. -William Um.
beuhower, one of Head ing'.-i most promi
nent citi.'.en", died of general debility, aged
ri vears.
J f JlKg
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT ANt
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
My doctor says It acta gently on the stomach
liver and kidneys, and Is a pleasant laiatlve. ThU
drink Is made from herbs, and Is prepared for ust
as easily as ten. It Is called V"V" uat
All druggists sell It at SOc. and (I a package. If yon
cannot get It, Bend your address for a freS sample?
Lane's I'umllr Medicine moves the bowels
Heh day. In order to be healthy this la necessary
Address l5llAT01l i WOOUWAlt!) I.B ltovfl?.?
Political Cards.
jOK COUNTY AUDITOR,
THEODOItK F. BATDORPF,
or pottsvillk.
Subject to UeprinHonD rules.
JOR COUNTY COMill-JSIO' BR,
CHARLES F. ALLEN,
Subject to He-lib loan rules.
COUNTY TREASURER,
DANIEL DEOUEET, M. D.,
Or SCHUYLKILL nAVEN.
Subject 0 Rep bllo-jn rules.
F
OR COUNTY OOMMIHBIONER,
EENJ. It. SEVERN,
or BUSMAN DOAU.
Subieet to deeislon ot the Itenubllean County
Convention.
JJ'JK COUNTY COMS1I8SIONER,
FKANK RENTZ,
Or ASHLAND.
WnhtKit tn Kevnbllean rultw.
TOR COUNTY OOMMIBHIONKU,
THOMAS Jt ELLIS,
Or SHENANDOAH.
Hubjeot to Republlean rules.
JJIOR COUNTY COMMISaiONKH,
S. a. MIDDLETON,
Or aiLUEHTON,
lijubjet to K publican rules.
-.C-lpONTY COMMKJSIQNKR,
EJAS E. EE ED,
"OF POITSV1LLK.
Subject to Ke,r-lloan im-
1 .V tn TY I' JMUI-aiONEK,
4 j C'l J WEAVE Jt,
cr SlfSMANDOAU
Sutnect to Hopu scan rules,
&m, at
i i
I L r BBAriUUAU 1
;an ruiea, "J -. i ctTJ.no'jr l-mttu. f aTiajaMpaaaff
FAIR OFFICIALS RESIGN.
Membero of tho Board of Finnnoo
Stop Down and Out,
FINED TOR CONTEMPT OP 00URT.
Tho OtTlclals Itesponslhln for Closing the
Gates on Sunday Punished by diidgo
Stein for Disobeying the Mandate An
Appeal Tnken.
Chicago, Aug. B. Judge Stein, of the
Biiperior oourt, decided that the World's
fair directors and ofTlcers who had been
directly responsible for closing the ex
position gates Sunday, Julv'JS, had vio
lated the injunction grantc, I in the Cilng
man petition, nnd wereoonseiiuentlygullty
of contempt. He ordered that Directors
Gage, Hutchinson. Henrotln. McNallv
and Kerfoot should be lined $1,000 each
and stand committed to jail until tho fine
was paid,
In the ease of Director Victor F. Law-
son the court held that the ofllcer had
voted in belief that the injunction had
lapsed, and was not intentionally guilty.
In view of this mlMiratlng circumstance a
finooftlOO was imposed. Director Gen
eral Davis was held less dlrectlv rusnoiia-
ihlo, and was fined $Vl.
Messrs. Ma- ,ey, Turbos. St. Clair and
Hlginbothaui were reanrded bv .Tmlcrn
Stein as Instrument for the execution of
tho directors' ruling and were discharged.
Liircctor XNathan was also discharged.
Ail appeal was taken from tho court's
ruling, pending the hearing of which the
parties found guilty are hold In bonds.
Tub board of finance, which was ap
pointed to control the lnonev matters of
the exposition, has resigned. The mem
bers refused to go on with their work, be
cause the board of directors sought to
make thorn merely nn advisory committee
of the council ot administration. At the
time tho finance hoard wag appointed the.
directors' voted to Mp nil fixed appropria
tions for the dllteranttlinnrtments of the
fair, and allow the new board to decide
how inuoh money was needed to carry on
tho work of the exposition.
There Is little doubt thnt tho council nf
administration will now proceed in earn
est to cut expenses. It lias done some
work in thnt lino during the"past few
weeks, but the reductions have fallen far
short of the desires of tho directors. The
running expenses nro supposed to be
nearly 20.000 a day. Thev fullv manlier!
thoso figures tho first two weeks in July,
but nro supposed to have been brought
down to about 115,000 a dny for the last
two weeks of tho month. The figures nre
not obtainable nt this time, but the most
reliable estimates that could be had were
to the effi-t that tho expenditures for the
last two woeks in July would go beyond
f210,000.
The paid admissions nt tho fair Tester-
day were 81,'473.
The CnrrlgHli-SiltollI Sitory Denied.
Washington. Aug. 3. Sneakin of the
story published in Minneapolis that Mgr.
Satolli on his return to Washington from
tho northwest would take slens to
Archbishop Corrlgnn, of New York, for
his refusal to reinstate Dr. Durtsell,
Bishop Kean, rector ot the Catholic uni
versity where the papal legate resides
wheu In this city, gave an enmhatic denial
to tnu story.
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
Nationul League.
At New York:
n. n. k.
0- 4 II) S
0- 3 5 1
It. It. E.
1 T 10 4
0- 4 r 3
it. n. a
4 8 10 i
C 7 11 2
IU II. E.
1- 17 10 8
0-1)11 4
Now York...... 0
llrooklyn...m. 0
At Boston:
Philadelphia. 8
Boston 0
At Baltimore:
Baltimore..... 0
Washington.- 2
0 1 0 2
At Chicago:
Chicago.-...-.. 0
Cleveland 3
Pennsylvania State League.
At Scranton Scranton, 14; Harrlsbnrg, 13.
At Allentown-Allentown, IS: Altoona, 1L
At Iteadlng-Johnstown, 10; Heading, 7.
At Easton Easton, 18; York. 7.
l'lastern Lenlle.
At Buffalo Providence, 10; Buffalo, 8.
At Erie-Erie, 5; Springfield, 2.
At Hliighamton-BInghamton. 10; Albany. 4.
At Wllkeabarre Troy, 10; Wilkesbaxre, 6.
STCCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
ClosiiiE Quotations nf the Philadelphia
and New link llxnhanges.
New Yomc Aug 2. Karlv recoveries led
to a boar stampede today, and there was a
rapid advance In prices. Closing bids:
mnign valley 3H w. N. Y.& Pa 4
Pennsylvania......... 4i, II. A II. T. com.
Head ing .. 13U II. & B. T. prof .
St Paul . 61H Erie .. im
Lehigh Nav..... 4TJ4 D., L. & W .18SJ$
Hoading g. m. 4a..... 01 N. V. Central 00)i
Heading 1st pf 6s S3H West Shore B5M
Heading 2d pf 5s...., 17K Lake Erie & W. 15
Heading 3d pf 5s 13 New Jersey Cen 91
N. Y. & N. K . 19)$ DoL is Hudson- 110
General Markets.
New York, Aug 2. - State and western,
flur nnsettled, dull; low xtra, $1.65S.4
dtjr raills, patents, $ 4 Jo94.o(k fair to fancy,
SMSOfUS; Minnesota clear, $--.5t-3; patents,
$l4.30;Buperniie, $1.76(82.25; city mills, $8.60
R85; winter wheats, low grades. 81.95ai.43;
patents, $8,4014. straights, S3.305t4; rye mix
tures, $2.6038.40; fine, Sb7lK3i2.lu; southern
easy, dull; oommon to fair extras, $21a3.10;
good to choice do., SiM&ai.av Hje flour
steady, quiet; suiwrflnu, 8xcc3.HS. Wheat
steady, fairly antlve;Vugnst. W WTHo-i Sep.
tember, 66a)Wc : October. 1KuJf!Mi. , n-
cember, Tia7BHc Hye dull, weak; western,
B-IOSeo. Corn dull, flrmer; September, 47M
47KC.: No. 2, 46)4(17c. Oats dull, nominal:
August, SOftio.: Septmber, 29$c.: October,
3WMo.; state, aA044Hc; western, 8514rc.
1'lllLADIiI.rilIA, Augi. Beef nominal: r
meas, f.50&8; family, $l,ai3. Pork nominal.
Ird nominal; steam rendered, $7 1047.10.
Butter UBohanged. dull; New York dairy, IS
lXo.; weatern dairy, UK17c.; Elgin. 2so.;
New York creamery. 19a2,'r.! irmMm do .. it
Ma; Imitation ilo.. 17Hjo. rheeae firm, good
deoiand; New York, large white, SSiQSe I do.
colorat,MOMe.; do , small, 8(Bc.; part skims,
lMao.: full skims; iWlo. Eggs steady,
quiet; ew York and Pennsylvania, loftlTa;
wwieru, itXwVloo.
IIALTIMOUE. AUJT 2. Flour dull. linnhanmA
Wheat strong. Corn strong: white corn, by
Him pie. Slo.; yellow, do., 4Sc. Oats quleL Rya
dull. Hay good demand; good to choice tim
othy, fl8.floaie.50. Cotton nominal; middling,
&Mo- Provisions quiet, unchanged. Batter
firm; orwjnery, fancy, loo.: do. fair to choice,
ISO.; do. imitation, ISc. Eggs steady at 13Ho.
Live Rtock Markets.
East Libkhty. Pa.. Alio- x.-Cttl rtnll,
prime il.8Oa4.IO; good. S4.40. common tamed.
lum, J8.S0aS.H0; fat cows and bulla. SZ.hxaSL
NotUlng doing In hogs. Sheep firm; prime,
4.60a4.o fair to good, t3.ikia4.a6; common.
Lambs, SA244.80; veal calves, $6.SUQ0.5Q.
uuii Aui, &ug iHtlle weak: good heavy
1,450 to l.firiO lb. bteers. S4.li Gti Hi: fLdra. .Vrx
8.10. Hogs weak; Yorkers bold early at S5.7S
.SS; a few plga and 111, t at S.nM; best bids
for heavy grades, 14.'. 5a4.UO. Sheep and lambs
dull; no good sto, k on sale; fair lamU, 84 78
u, 10 o.-3 iUr m, um,; cuus 10 iairaneep.tX.7S
An lSipyiislve Forrest Fire.
May's Landing, N. J., Aug. 8. Th big
Are which has burned a whole week in the
Mullion townships, In this county, has ex
hausted Itsejf at last. The latest eareful
estimates by those who are acquainted
place the loss ot buildings at (13,000, to
timber 300,000 to this year's crop of cran
berries $70 iiOO, nnd sevi i a.1 new bridges.
All this dan i nan rsrr-.el ty tue cire-
ie- nrsson .man o --c-3 wn -wcrn m. ,
Liiiiu u.t Kion, , - cvxi mnu, Liaar vio-1 l
lu- i'. la, in ai ai lea township The. fire got
away irom mera, ana. was sarnea into tna
'woods I the wind.
3 THE KIND
ra
THAT CURES"
SB rrviT
u5 WItS. P. J. CltOMWI'.LL, fji
A WORLD OF JOY INS
FOUR WORDS I M
i"Two Bottles Cured Mel"
UCDASA HAItSAI'AIULLA CO.: H
BB J)kar Kin) For ytiri I hire been troubled
tewllh KliciimiiUHiii.alM J,lvcr end Jfclil.g
EsSitey 'IVsnibli. Notlitng wand to help mc0l
S perniftDeiitlr until I tried m
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F.peninep,N.Y M1W. P. 1. CKOMWELL.
SiS-l a ais Co. ss. M
g Tiu i ix rtiflu tlwt I Vmv Uw (bore Mil. I'.J. Sg
jjCmmwcII ta be (rntvrlhy, sttd emm upon j
NwiiiiN wwii yn V111 rviy
A. II. MCKHC.Ju
Jtuuesc
of the resco.
! Dana Sartanarllla Co.-; Delfast, Maine.
Professional Cards.
JOHN h
COYLE,
A TTOKNEY-AT-T.A W.
Oftlce Beddall hulldlng, Hhenandoah, Pa.
a BUKKa
F3
ATTOltKBY AT-LA W.
SrtKNANlXIAII, PA,
Ortlco-t'otm S, P. O Building, Hhenandoah,
d Lsterly building, PotUvllle.
Q T. HAVIOE,
BURGEON DENT1S7.
OWce Northiauit t'nr MMn nn,i rir-y, ,
Shenandoah, over Stein's drug store.
jyj- S- KISTLBK, M. D.,
rilYSICIAN AND dUROKON.
Office -120 North Jardln street, Shenandoah
j-JR. JAMBlt) BrKlN.
VUmiQlAN AND RVllOKON.
Orare and Rmmn, iun 91 kt--i, t ...
Street, Hhojiandoah. '
DH,
E. D LONOACRE,
Graduate In
Veterinary Surgery and Dentistry.
All calls bv mall, teletrrnnh nr tplMolmnn
tended lo with proaipiness. Hurglcal opera
tions performed with tho nrontp.it re. rnia.
Commercial Hotel, hhenandoah.
JJRANK WOilER, M. D.
Bpecialul in Treatment of Catarrh.
Praotlce limited to diseases of the eye, car
noeund throat. BpectaUes furnished, guar
auteed to suit all eyes
Oftlce 13 Mouth Jardln street, (Shenandoah.
S3 SHOE novt,lrVps
Do you wear them7 When next In need fry a pair.
Beat In tho world.
$5.00
LOO
4.00
42.50
$3.50
$2.50
2.25
$2.00
FOR LADIES'
2.00
41.73-
FOR BOYS
41.75
$2.00
FOfl
If you want a fine DRESS SHOE, msifa tnlhsliteil
ttyles, don't pav $6 to 8. trv mv S3. 3.50. .0f) nr
$5 Shoe. They fit equal to custom made and look and
wear as well. If you wish to economize in your footwear,
do so by purchasing V. L. Douglas Shoes. Name and
prlco stamped on the bottom, look for It when you buy
W. Xi. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. Sold by
JOSEPH. BAW
14 South Mala Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Blliousnoss, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Diseases of
tho Kidneys, Torpid Liver
Rheumatism, Dizziness,
Sick Headache, Loss of
Appetite, Jaundico,Erup
tions and Skin DIsonnoR.
25:. Pi tolUa, Bali ty all Srmj;lsti. I
m bvuv, irvpi., DarunciOB, It.
The only SDRE ROACH DESTROYER Is
We gumraniee it tu nd the house of Rats. Kohchc.
and WATtR Buo, or
money refundi-q,
MAURERS
Persian
INSECT POWDER
U the best la the surket for
Bkd Buae, Amt. HavMe.
For Sals by all Druggists Be sure and get the genuine.
Sold only in bottles, our Tp t Mark on each.
""SfHJ" D. MAURER A. SON,
329 N. BTH ST., Pmiuioiipmijl
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