15. B5EBIGIHE
HAT 'MAKES GOOD BLOOD
I comnletrl? ctnntro tho Wood liwronr system
throo m uitlm time, and Bend new, rich blood
rslnir throuim your vpin. if you ipci ciunuiieu
ll ncrrouH, uro Ret ring thin and flu run down.
mores Aromatic wine, wnirn is a ionic aau nub
overnire. will restore vou to health, ond mrciiEin.
Mothers, uao it for your daughters. It Is the faft
puiaiorenu corriM-iur lur hii huiiil-uih i;vuitui iu
man. it enrirhri tho blood and elves lasting
nRtn. it is iruarnnieca 10 euro niarriitea. iyif
rv, ana nu cummer juiujuimuibi uuu tuu
liold by all druejrlsto for $1 per bottle
HckTfcftdarbo and rcllovo all tho troubles lnct'
int n. buinus sinto or tno svstem. ucn as
iizlncns. Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress aftsr
itinn, Pain In tho Side, Pto, Whllo their most
jmaruue success uas Deen suown in curing
readftche, yet Carter's L.ttlo Liver Pllla nro
Finally vaiunuie in lonaupauun, curing nna pre
tin tin i? this annoy. nix coraplalnt.whlio they also
forrect all disorders of tho stomach, sttmulato the
Iyer and regulate tho Dowels. Even it thoy only
torea
icho thev would bo almost nrlcoloss to thosn who
luffer from this distressing complaint; butfortu
laiei tneir Rooancssuoes not cna nore, ana tnso
I ho onco try them win una ineso little nl is valu-
Jule lo so many ways that they will not bo wll
ng to do without them. Jlut after all sick bead
,-ithc bane of bo many lives that horo Is wnero
ye mako our great boast Our pills euro It whllo
aners ao not.
Carter's Llttlo Liver Tills are very small and
err easy to take. Ono or two nllla make a doso.
'bey aro strictly veaetablo and do not arlpo or
Mirpe, but by their Kontlo action please all who
Vie them. In vials nt 25 cents; tiro for tl. Bold
y Urupcists every where, or sent by mall.
1 CAREER MEDICINE CO., Now York.
SMALL FILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
nntintr ink stains are removed and iamm'
pgers healed by the use ot
DUSKY DIAMOND
WAR SO A
ecause or its high percentage or taft
ASK YOUR QROCER FOR IT.
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mi-
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YOURSELF
'Htroubledwlth Onnnrrhma
f tileet.WhitPs.Sncrmatorrhrsal
iur any unnatural discharge ask
tfypur druggist lor a bottle oj
t iir u. ii cutcs in u rpwrtivr
wlihoutth ddorpubllclty oft
! doctor, lion poisonous nJ
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I TKo r'n"rsl American CVr.
Ma-rif.ictured by
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ClNJINNATI O.
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A remedy n.h,
if used by Wives
about to experience
tho painful orlfal
attenilant upon
ChllJ. birth, proves
an infallible- epeci
ilofor.andpbrlatet
tbo tortures otcuu
fluemont, Inunluji
the danger. Uirc if
to both mother ana
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ol price, 31 J) pei
bottle, charges pre
paid. CRADFIELO REGULATOR CO.. ATLANTA. OA
llteart What Sir. Fred Wnllnce Has to Kny.
Mayers Drusr Co., Oaklan, Mrt,
Gentlemen I wish to express my appro
Watlon of the merits of your Catarrh Cure. I
liave suffered with catarrh for Ave yours, and
can truly say it has given me more relief than
,nhy other medicine I have trleo, and It will un-
l!l.-...ha4l., (.,,., n na.m.nanl nti.n All I,
ieeds ft a f.ilr and impartial trial to "eetabllsh
ttjuulversultty, Verylruy,
MllU'olot.VV. Va.
ft lias (Mirpd fr. Wallace of one of the worst
tines of c)i larvh on record, with a heavy dig
Uarge of ih ti rout. One bottle li guaranteed
a cure. It will cure you otherwise no charge.
or fall) by ult UruKgMU- i'riw ji.
A. safe uuri nure cure for catarrh and hay fever
is Mayers Maiuetlo Catarrh Cure. A three
iJnoattiB' treatment for $1, and absolutely
guaranteed. It is used by vapor Inhalation,
jni Is the only medicine tbat reaches the
fleeted parts and sure to cure, t- or sale by all
Itugglats.
HI PILLS. XtmM
Printers
Fill! lilil'BAL fibMtb.
.'romptly Eoportod to tbo Senate
for Aotion,
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
The Senntn I'Iiihiiim! Onlillllltten's Hill
OITeinil in n Substitute fur tho Wilson
11111 To lin Consldoretl to the lixelu
ton of Utlior liitsliiria.
VABniKOTON. Auk, 30. TIio clmlrmnn
of the lltintice comtiilttee was (in he jirom
Iscd to lie) "vory irompt" In reporting to
the senntotlie action of commlttco on the
house 1)111 to repeal part of tho Sherman
law. As soon as the reading of Monday's
Journal was finished Mr. Voorhr-es rose
and reported bnok that bill with an
nmendmont In thu nature of a substitute
It was placed ou tho cnlomlnr anil will be,
nucordlnK to the notice given uy Mi.
Voorhee s, pressed for consideration, to
tho exclusion of other business. 'J he sub
stitute is, word for word, the saino bill
tlint was reported by the llnnnco commit
tee two weeks Hgo. The first speech
against thu substitute whs made by Mr.
Gordon (Uetu., Ga.), who argued that It
would delay Indefinitely the repeal of tho
Sherman law, which he wanted to be Im
mediate and unconditional.
Mr. Teller (Hop., Colo.) made a lonj? ar
gument to show that tho Shorman law
had not produced tho existing financial
stringency. A resolution which Mr. Stew
nrt had offored last Monday, Inquiring of
tho secretary of tho treasury whether there
will be a deficiency in tho revenue of thu
government during the current year, was,
after a long discussion, referred to tho
finance committee.
There was an interesting executive fces-
slon of tho sonnte, at which there was an
outcropping of politics and silver. After
a batch of names had been acted upon
Senator Gorman, noting for the steering
committee, submitted a proposition that
nt this oxtrnordinnry session of congress
financial matters, and thoy alone, should
receive tho attention of the senate. This
stirred tin the silver men from tho west,
who at. once began an assault upon tho
proposition suggested by Mr. uorman,
They took tho ground that tho session
would bo a long one, and stated that they
would nover give up their fight for silver,
and prophesied that Dec. 1 would find
congress still in session and discussing tho
financial question. No action was taken
on Mr. Gorman's suggestion.
Tho feature of the house proceedings
was the debut of Mr. Crisp as a speaker on
tho lloor. Ho was led to leave his" chair by
some caustic criticisms made by Mr. Reed
upon tho proposed codo of rulos, and his
appearance upon the arena of debate was
warmly applauded. TIio discussion be
tween" tbo two loaders was very animated,
but led to no conclusion. No action was
taken upon tho rulos.
Tho official vote on tho passago of tho
Wilson bill shows Boatuer(Deni., La.) and
Cnpelieart (Dom., W. ,Va.) not voting.
This makes tho total: "Yeas, 239; nays,
109.
At a meeting of the ways and means
committee yesterday it was decided to pro
ceed at once with tho preparation of a gen
eral tarilt bill, und g(vo hearings in the
course thereof to persons and parties In
terested. Formal action on this latter
point was not reached at tho meeting of J
tho committee, but In the Interchange of
opinion upon tho subject, solicited by
Chairman Wilson, there was no objection
expressed to granting hearings Tho first
application for a hearing hns been received
from James M. Swnnk, manager of the
American Iron and Steel association.
Chairman Wilson announced tho follow
ing sub-committees to have charge of tho
several subjects named In tho preparation
of a tariff bill:
On customs Messrs. Wilson, Whiting,
Ureckinridgo, Heed and Durrows,
On internal revenue Messrs. McMillin,
Montgomery, Bynura, Hopkins and Payne.
On administration of custom laws
Messrs. Turner, Slovens, Tarsnoy, Payne
and Gear.
On tho public debt Messrs. Bryan, Mo
Millln, Whiting, Durrows and Dalzrll.
On reciprocity nnd commcrolnl treatlos
Messrs. Cockran, liynum, Tarsuey, Gear
and Dalzell.
After tho adjournment of the house, nt
the request of a majority of the committee,
Chairman Wilson yesterday afternoon Is
sued n call for a meeting of the commlttco
this morning, at which it is desired and
expected that the question of hearings be
fore the committee, how long they1 shall
lust, what classes of porsons and interests
1 shall be heard, etc., will bo decided. Tho
Democratic members are anxious to get to
work upon a bill, so that It Inay bo ready
for report to the house by the date of tho
regular session in December or immedi
ately after tho holidays at the furthest.
A llucelvul A jipolntml.
Brooklyn, Aug. 30. Justice Bartlett,
of Brooklyn, lias appointed William C.
Kisk receiver for the IIIllls Plantation
ColTeo company, a New Jersey corporation,
having a capltul of 500,00O and doing busi
ness all over the United States. Hugh
Mooro, a stockholder, says the company is
Insolvent, and that the treasurer, O. W.
Cannon, and the secretary, F. K. Hilton,
gave to thoir wlvos fraudulently mort
gages for (13,000, and sold to them for
J3.500 property of, the company to the
value of $100,000. (
1Vrrolced by n Landslide.
New Castle, Pa., Aug. 30. A huge
landslide on the Pittsburg and Western
tracks cearJNew Castle Junction yester
day caused an engine and fourteen freight
cars to be derailed. Two negroes, who were
seen on the ears, aro missing, and It is
thought they have been killed and are
buried beneath the wreeked cars. The
traiu hands saved their lives by jumping,
several ot them being injured.
H
Died In a Tattli Curu Home.
New AUK, N. J Aug. 30. James Bat
tin, S7 years old, died of old age at a fulth
enre home in Now York. Some time be
fore his death Mr. Battin had given $250,
000 to the home. He wns worth over a
million dollars, and for the past thirty
years was a resident of Kllzabeth. He pre
fceuted the city of Kluubetli with it large
stone house, which is at present called the
Buttia High Sohool.
rresldent's Ciovelniul's Coiiilltlnn.
Wasiiinqtox, Aug. 80. When Private
Secretary Thurher was asked concerning
the report that Mr. Cleveland was a very
sick man, following an operation per
formed on his face, be stated that so far as
he kuew there vm absolutely no truth iu
the report. It
A Woolen 3111! ltesuniHs.
Trenton, Aug. 80 The Wilson woolen
mill h.is resumed work, but with a reduc
tion of 10 per cent, in the wages ot Its 8U0
employes.
IiWKi IsI.ANli CrTT. N. Y., Anff. 80. The
statement which thelmg Island Kallrond
company makes public ns to the responsi
bility fur the big accident ou Its rood at
midnight Saturday says the disaster nt
laurel Hill was moat unfortunate, but one
that no amount of foresight on the part of
the company could have prevented. The
harsh criticisms that some of the news)
papers see fit to indulge In are uncalled for
mid unjustifiable. There have been no
further deaths among the injured at St.
John's hospital, In Ioug Island City, and
the last ot the dead bodies at Skelton's un
dertaking establishment, at Newtown,
wore removed yesterday. They were those
of Mrs. Wolnstelu, her son Sidney und Mr.
Max Stoln.
County IE.pnlillrHim Nuiilimto.
Lock Havkv, Pa., Aug. 80. The -Clinton
county Republican eomcntion nomi
nated the following ticket: sin HIT, Lewis
Hoover; prothonotury, J. 1J. I-sher; county
treasurer, George It. McCreas; county
commissioners, P. L. Keec.it and Isaac
Shafler; county nudltors, Daniel Kelster
nnd 1L C. Stoner; coroner, Dr. II. C. Llch
tenthaler; delegate to state convention, II,
D. Loveland, of Lamar.
Only n C'UKt itl Cholera Morbus.
JKIISHY ClTV, Aug. ). La-t night the
physicians became sntislk"! that the wo
man who was sunpineu to be suffering
fiom Asiatic cholera was suffering only
from cholera morbus.
lftiyinnstir Sulllvim Acquitted.
SAN FliANOisco, An.:. 30. Paymaster
John Clydo Sullivan, U. S. N., who wns
tried hero by oomi. martial on thu chargo
of embezzlement, has been acquitted.
Child Illiriifil to Dentil.
Brooklyn, Aug. 80. da Klotz, aged
6 years, dletl from the ellu-M of burns re
ceived while playing ar. a bonfire.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Paid admissions at tile fair yesterday
were 18S,01.
Despite tho fears and protests of tho
Gallcian authorities, the I, ill matieiivros of
the Austrian army will be held.
A disnatch from Wiureon. O., states
Unit a robber walked lulu the People's
bank, broke down a door and secured ITU0,
escaping.
Samuel K. Sinter, of Ten Yotk, a clerk
In the Indbui bureau, has been promoted
to lluancinl clerk iu thai bureau, vice
Woog, resigned.
Tbe senate yesterday confirmed tho
nomlimnon of K ward l Splllniaii, ot
Huntingdon, W. Va., a' r"l: tor of tho
land oflici' at Ki ' ' r
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2jcu.,
DOcts., and
$1.00 per
Cures Couclio, Hoarseness, Sore Tliroat.
Croup promptly; relieves Whooping Couch
and Asthma. For Consumption It fans no
rival: has cured thousands whcronll others
failed; willcuiiE Yon If taken In time. Sold
by Druggists on nguarsntco. For Lame Hack
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kCATARRH
'remedy:
Jlavo you Catarrh v This remedy Is guaran
teed to cure you. i'rico&Octs. lujoctor free
iy
e
is the right time
for everybody to
drink
'Root
Rpa,.
A temperance drink.
It home-made drink.
A health-giving drink.
1 A thirst-fluenchint drink.
A drink that is popular everywhere.
t-eiicious, sparkllnff, Effervescent.
i -
A 35 cent package makes 5 gallons of thlj
I ii- llrlom hevei-ace. Don't be deceived If a dealer. 1
j l'ir the tak
aaso 01 larger proht, tells you aome other '
Uml is ' just as good "lis false. No Imitation i
lis as Qooa as me genuine Hires .
DRriiHHL
KQ North rWUi Ht., fcflnw
ji:i:Thcin:it akztj y- i.tr,
tnldille-ojretl, uiul old vt botli s .
If you BUtrnr fium any 3'ouilil'iil
folly ui liiiltotrcllcn, i .1 tl'
of ailrllvutc natiii-c ! i i 1. 1
contlilciitliil ttvutitc 1 ' ti--' . n
feultUn.C. F. TI4' 'ml
five a ft. rtnimix Ui I .1. k ' nth
Kn i ii.liu..,i .,, r t 1 no
to equitl lilm. Iatllnir iiwutifr- ' 1 -i u- mm
the only true ami wmiim' aW'i-p n. - 1 iit-t
DuucLa ami lihlb( fptM'talUtn 1 . Lull i-i:- lin
treatment of orat c&w of Itlitud liluu, Nffiiln,
to 3 ; tsv'tn, 0 to 8
Birifiurt'a,erJ., lor nunte or 110,0)0. Ikxim ih 1 , v
o 8; wed. and bat vV- ti t iu, bun
VVli ei rHi ( tu to i -
gays au tuy.
TRAVELLING QUACKS.
Otto II WolMnger says under oat In "Three travw
country qutuik oUtiiiinv to a (treat
lirofeaaor aiitl i(HM:Lalli, one rbluulel
jihla und ChtoaJfO frau( tnaU-tl and
n.bltsjd mo. None of tlu m knew what
ailtnl mo. At last coiiMiitinsf DR.
THEEL.&H ortl. rurlU Htri'tt,
riilladelphui, he eujulned in1 ami found
great lotsm-H of vttl forct f-toni' In blrtiU
Stir, t wi titi'icturea. enHrmiiii'itt of livur.
ifiu-'B full of ihuplen, weak licai-t, liydio
Iwle.fonstlpjalon, etc. 1 iwld tbe doctor
'hiti nriee. He irav 'nlittf at once and
cured me In eltfhl month. 1 advlue all htiiTcre m to
trlve up cheap frt atment and consult DR. THEEL
the moat iMrnetl and cpMiuliie ndveitlsiute hikm-'wuh. in
tlu) Unltetl ta(e."
Jin name or uddrt' 111 bo published without
the conient of the patient
SNEDDEftTSj LIVERY
Horses and Carriages to Hire.
Umllng ot all kinds promptly attended to
Horses taken to board, at rates
thatere liberal,
PEAR ALIEY. Rear Beddalri Hardvar Ston
TWICE TOLD TALES I
Are sometimes a bore, but when the neo
pie are told twice that at Oallagher's
Cheap Cash Htore they oan buy Flour and
Tea at lower rates than anywWo In this
town, they are glad to tost tbe truth of
the oft repeated story. Pull line ot Gro
ceries, Butter and Eggs, l'outoes. Green
Arum, xiay uou airaw.
Saltagher's Cheap Cash Store
m. sii hJst csktss mm.
Hii-
TERRIBLE JXPLOSIONI
Too High Prossuro.
In those days of keen competition iu cvory
line, when the business man is compelled to
bend his intellect and every energy to tiie
success of his business; tlio clerk, book
keeper, prcfessional man anil laborer, to
drive themselves at a terrific rate, there can
be but one result an explosion, which, if
not resulting in Immedlnto death, Iravos
them with shattered brains and bodies.
They are running at loo high pressure.
The strain is too great. Something must
and does give way. This is equally true of
women. Though thoir sphero is more
limited, they have their daily burdens, frets,
and worries, and tho results aro tho same ns
uilb their stronger minlimilnns.
.. . 0 . 1 .
Tins condition is growing worse every
day. The rnpidity of its Increase is awful
to contemplate. Our homes, hospitals, nnd ,
insane asylumsnrefullof llicsounlortunatea,
and are being crowded still further. There .
is but ono solution of tho matter. Keroir-1
nize tlio Importance of the situation nt once,
and take the necessary measures to over-1""'
cumo it. If you have failing memory, hot
flashes, dizziness, nervous or sick headache,
biliousness, irritability, melancholy, sleep
lessness, fainting, nervous dyspepsia, epi
lepsy, etc, know that any one of tlicm is but
a sytnplom of tlio calamity that may befall
you. nnd even though you have utcd so
cnlleil remedies and treated witli reputable
physicians with littlo or no benefit, give Dr.
Miles' Uostorativo Nervine a trial. It is
tho only remedy that may be depended
upon for nervous Uioruers.
To vcarss.ro 1 mod Dr Miles' Rostorstivo
Nervine with marked benefit, and Inter Induced
my son, who hnil lieen sick with catarrh or tho ,
Madder flvo yours In tho hands or our hott phy-1
sldsns, to try it together ith Dr. Miles' Nerve
and l.iver l'lll" Ho was so wonderfully hcnellled
that lie Is attending; to business sgaln. My wire
also u'exl Nervine with most excellent results.
Ml of in together havo not used more than six
bottles of Nervine. Several or our friends havo
nl' used It, and are greatly Improved." Louis
GIWis, Bucher & Clbbs plow Co , Canton. Ohio.
Ilr Miles' Ite-toratlvo Ncrvlno is soltl bv all
ilniggislson a imsitlve guarantee, or sent by Dr.
Miles Medical f'o., Elkhart, Intl., on receipt nt
nri. HI !ierliottle.slitiottlo8.jri.cjnroiwivreimltl.
It
IKWiuveiy iree ironi opiaies or uiiugerous
drugs
Free book at druggists, or by mail.
CAN BE CURED
A CURE GUARANTEED
DR. J. B. MAYER,
1015 Arch St., Phtta., Pa.
Kosoatonce. noopomtlon or delnv from bml
ness, atteslcil I j thousands i f cure'-, oi.tlor ' -liientsofiiliy
. ins. liitlics m tl pruntim 1 1 tut
renseaii bos" m ti.flirc. C'..i-.iiltntliii frto r.ml
UrlctlyconP.il uinl. Ecndforelrculnrs.
Otflco i .Ufa : a n.ii. to 3 p.T".
it; ::3 Ta ErrEEmcc.
The followb ' . renfewe f thetnany that Into
bir cu'uvly ilu of liupturo by ln. J.i;.
'Iayek's Ii 'i ith? ;
J.I.- .b i!. Sli-i: 7310 Kcrlb rroatl St., I'hiln.
Vu ' '. i-'h.es), . .iccltcn, IinuhiiiCo., I n.
F. i. Kr. is.it r. 1 liocnixvlllo, l a.
Jt. A. linll. Ni'vi n. N.J.
,! H,n 'I .Lh i-,YollowKoucr.O.,lterlrfCo..ra
A. -n, i, 1 iraeklln 1'. ti .lleihsCc.l'u.
H. J mi's 11" . Kcnnet Squaiv, l'a.
A. . i..)M..i ' '4iy. Coi.t niin, Col. Co., I'a.
t lie itu;; , : ihi . l Hill, N.J.
h 1J. He", -i I ! ill. ra.
F. A kn i' , t .n.iigton, To.
yZ, M. omail. " "lint Alto. l'a.
.1 Ui.vK i ;'. t ,11c, Wud ward, l'lilla,
h. II. Kin ', 1 il Linden 8t , Allentown, IV.
.,0. W. Wu.t, 1 .irrist"wn, Pa
-. X. .(unnv, i.IS 10th St. rhila.
:t v. S. II. .-1. r: r, Simbury, It.
A. 1'. L?Nii : " ', Viootibury, N.
I). J. Duller, L'l tl 12th St . Bending, Ta.
lsniel Sandt, I . 1.. fct., Fnuth Ksston. I'a.
L. i'. botuik j. , Cley, lierlirCo ,1a.
J. rtensebei ..e Claylon. N. J.
'1. K. Pano-.i i w c r, 1109 Columbia Ave., Tn.
i . O i'ljk'r, " 1 earl St., Itimllng, I'a.
Wi ' i,raut. i .1, Olouectter. N. J
M. Shaw, : 'U Avenue, V. of Morris s'roet,
tierm.i "...!, Phila.
Wm. Dlif, :2i ifnntro'e Bt., I'l.iln.
I'h i:ai? B. Hait.u g, New Hinggold Ta,
O. Lockel, 22il Iteoso Bt . I'hila.
J. II. Qubnbv, !tl I'carl Bt.. lieadlng, l'a.
11. O. Stanlev, i Spruce St . LcbaLon, Ta.
A. Schnalder, 1 ..fist Dale, I'a.
D. U. Noll, I.! i' niln 1'. O.. IieMt Co., l'a.
C. A. Deturit, 1.. i'Bbsro llerksCo. I'f.
Wm. E. Hanoi Ine, 1 l'ncriix'.le, l'a.
W.J." L'.ncbuc-.-. .1 Wai-liliigton St , Heading, Pa.
John C. Lvmc, '. -0 Howard H..I!errisLurF.i'a.
Clws Rini't'i, 1. : tirccnvlch St.. rhila.
(1. Ilur':h,.r.-1, l I.ocu't St.. Kradlnc. ra.
O. C. K'j.'lr.i, , luglcsvllic, HciksCo., l'a.
Heii'y Lowe, lututnwn, I'a,
O. L. BivnrU. V l'ette, Wis.
iVra J. ni'i ?h. :i- 8 9 Taylor St.. Camden,::- J.
Ufrcd Hal-v, Tl illipsburg, K.J.
K. Manlll. i v i I ocfe, Cl.otcr Co. Pa.
Mr. Beckanl, ' ird St.. Otrlnn' vi , Tlilla.
Jshn Shupo, '.. .. ird 1'. O., Mongi. Co.,1'-.
Wm. Ettlngor, Leesport, Ta.
K. CMtitree, V l( Valethorp St., rM!;-.
IL S. Ci.oly, 3j17 North led St., I'hila.
Phlladclphls Ofllco h c'.oscd en th" Tnd Satur
f.v Tcac'. . . i'r. J. 15. Muer being at tho
Hotel l'cnn, U i g. I'a., to give ticatinent to
person In that i.ity m that tl-.;-.
I)r. ,1. !. Jln't i t"rms It treatment Is In
roach of all. nil nn I go cuied.
. II. I'ersntu t'r.'iii cut c,f t'.wn can receivo
treatment and Mum homo tho nw oday.
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roil aim or
11, K. Severn. V. Jianii,. W. H. vs'aiers
Tha only SURE ROACH DESTROYER is
Exterminator.
We guaraateeit to rid tbe house of Rats, Roschc
and Water Duos, or
Money Refundf3.
MAURERS'
Persian
INSECT POWDER
b the best in the maiket for
Geo bugs, Ants, Moth.
In.ioii riM naai. S.O.
Far Sale by all Drujglsl Lie sure and get the genuine.
Sold only in bottles, our Trade Maa.it on each.
"ffiB- D. MAURER & SON,
39QN nriRi P.. .ia
FIBE IHSURAMCE.
ercsstana oldent reliable pnroly caah oo
panlei represented by
JDVIID FAUST,
120 H. JaromSL, Shenanooah.Po
. 'M 1 1 1' i j 1 1 ' I,,. ... ii v
Kgohob' Domino, tho Favorite, tho
Winnar,
THE TRACK HEAVY AND STI0KY,
Twenty Two-Yi-ni-tMil Colts Start In tho
Croat Itnce flalllen Srcnml ' and Dub
bins Thlnl tl,noB tho (Icoat Value or
tho 8tn1n.
PilKKl'siinAD Hay, Aug. 80. Domino
proved himself lo be the worthy son of a
noble slro by winning the grent Futurity
(.takes from a field of nineteen competl-
it.. . i.i ii. .. .....1
"'' " "n1 "
Ivn" delayed at the post nearly half un
ll0l.lr- VU1" thls 11,0 'Hck wn". heavy
md st cky. In short It was Just the day
fo.r a,11"1'1 weight, but he vanquished nil
ot tllBI' though ono- of them, Galileo,
PRV,B l,lm n hnrcl "ght for over a furlong,
wnm,I- head Iwiljltitl at tho I nish.
A v II lin I I1U niAlll Ul I.I1U , llhlll li-J oil ivn ui
races and the host of any of them. It was
the richest, too, for tho gross value of tho
stake wns (4)5,056. It wns divided as fol
lows: flO.IRO to Domino und $1,000 to his
breeder, 5,32i!.33.to Galileo, ?'.,500to his
breeder; 2,GG().G7 to Dobbins, and 11,000 to
his breeder.
Tho fear tbat a cyclone Vvns duo nnd
might visit the track during the afternoon
no doubt deterred many from going.
Klght thousand would bo n liberal cstl-
m 1,10 '"imner ' oi people who saw uic
great event. The field was tbo largest that
over started In a Futurity ruco. It was
pnm ,M.i ni fj,,uino Tm Klnlov llnr VI
compost cl or Ualilee, Joo Kipley, ltey LI
Santa Anita, Hublcon. Wennberg, Will
Fonso, Foiitlollne, Fatality, Ameor, Vrlir,
Domino, Hyderabad, Princess Ilimynr,
Appomattox, Sain Lucas, Dobbins, Illu
sion, Jack of Spades, Flxaro anil Potcn
tuta Domino was the publlo favorite, ami
tbougli nearly every horse was well backed
tho bulk of public- money, nnd as much as
7 to 5, was laid aitalnt his chances.
After a delay of nearly half an hour at
tbe post Howe cauht them all In motion
Ilk a cavalry line, and down went tbe Hag
anil they were "off," the ends of lines
closed In and tlio lot bunched in a sort of
funnel shape. Then Dobbins collided
with Hyderabad and knocked Overtoil,
his jockoy, to tbo ground, but be was not
hurt seriously. Taral took Domino to tbo
frout at once, hotly pressed by Galileo,
who was running like n ghost. The others
were clattering at their heels liko a drovo
of wild horses. Tho race wus particularly
betwen this pair.
At the bead of tbo homestretch Galileo
took tho lead, and Dobbins bad bis head
ou a line with Domino's saddle girth. It
looked desperate for the favorito for n mo
ment, but tho greatest jockey In America
was ou bis back, and ho begun riding him
with all his power and skill. Heel, bund
and whip were used to such advantage
Hint in another moment Domino began
wearing bis leader down, regaining bis
lost ground. The ltistunt be poked bis j
noso in front of Galilee a great shout went j
up. In tbo last furlong Grlllin used every
endeavor to keep Galileo iu tbe van, but It
wns a lllipiitiiin against a giant, and Taral '
outrode both McDerniott and Grlllin, and
drove tbo gallant Domino home under I
hitch a bail of punishment that he won by I
a noso to tbo very post. I
Grinilu by ono last dospalrlng effort !
landed Galilee a head before Dobbins. None t
but the judges could toll who had won, I
mid when Domino's number was hoisted I
on high the most extravagant kind of ,
demonstration ensued. Taral was pre-'
seated with $5,000 by the Messrs. Keen.
The other stake on tbo card, the Light
Welter, over the grass course, also went to
tho Messrs. Keene. their filly Orchis win
ning after a spirited race with Madrid. The
other events wero well contested.
The Weathnr.
Northwesterly winds; fair woather.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of tho New Yurk and
I'bllatleliilila Kxchanges.
I'nii.AIiKi.i'iiiA, Aug. t9. In the stock mar
ket today there were further gains In prices.
Closing bids:
Lehigh Valloy 31
Pennsylvania tuj.l
Heading 17
Bt. Paul 65
Lohigli Xav
Heading g. Ul. 4s.... ST
Reading 1st nf Ss -M
Heading pl'os 1DH
Heading od pf 5s 15
N. Y. & N. E ii
W. N. Y & Pa... IH
11. R.T.com..
H.&B.T.prof- 48
.1 IU
D., L. & W
N. Y. CentrsJ.
Wf Shire...-
Erlo 15
loou
,100J
Lake Erie ii W. Uli
Now Jersey Con 07H
Dol. & Hudson. 113,4
Generul Alarkets.
New YonK, Aug. 20. State and western
flour steady, dull; low extras, $1.0."i1.45; city
mills imtuuts, $4.3504.50; fair to tancy, $J.45
3.43; Minnesota clt-ur, $J.5l.O3.0l patents,
JD.'.tDSi.W; superfine, $1.752.2a; city mills,
8J.8.).85; winter wheats, low grades, $1.9.va
2.45; patents, SM04.00; straights, 8X'lffl4.00;
rye mixtures, 8J.WS1.40; tine, 8l.70ii3 U
Southern dull, steady; common to fair, extra,
$2.1ixa3.10; good to choice, oxtra, $3.15l 2V
Hye flour steady, quiet; superfine. 3.0033 35.
Wheat dull, steady; Septemhor, 63 5-li )i,o.;
October, 70-4TlMc; December, 7iJ4toW 1
May, Ulli'AMH. Hye nomluiil; AVesteru, 51
55c. Corn. No. 2, dull, easier; No. 2, 4.r,)it
4uc; Soptembur, 45o. Oats dull, Bteady; Aug
ust, 3ule.; September, 3dHc; October, l)0$i.;
l)eeemyr", .Mc; state, 3haist)o.; western, 31
little.
PuiLADKr,FHiA. Aug. 39. Beef steady; extra
mess, $7.5ii$8; family. SW1S- Pork quiet,
llriii; new muss, itcelT. Iird dull, firmer,
steam rendered, $8.tV. Hutter quiet, stead; ;
New York dairy, 17!3He.; New York cream
ery, 354i,-.tk' ; western dairy, 14iVallk-..; west
ern creamery, 174tiBc.; Elzins, i!5Wftc.; imi
tation creamery, 15l9o. Cheese easy, dull.
New York white. 8J44J9C.; do. colored, Mi$H- ;
do. small, siuc.: part skims, i'lc; full
skims. laUve. Eggs quiet, firm; .Sew Yoik
and Penusylvaiila, 1717)0.; western, 15a
llAi.TiMouK, Aug. Hi -Flour dull. Wheat
strong Corn ilujl, white and yellow by tam
ple, 4)50o. OaU steady, inactive. Hye dull,
lower. Hay dull; good to ohnlce timothy,
SI4.50(iil5.8i). Cotton, middling, nominal; tv.
1'rovislons steauy, unchanged, Hutter firmer;
creamery, fancy, 25o.; do., fair to ohoice, 2.'
21c; do., imitation, 'Mo.; ladle, f&ricy.lUc; gootl
to ohoice, luaiSo; store paokad, 1517o. Egti
quiet at 15o.
Live Stock 3Iurkets.
East LinuuiY, Pa., Aug. 29. Cattle slow at
at yesterday's decline of 15 to 25o. off last
week's prices. Hogs flrin; Yorkers, 8S.llXd
6.20; medium weights, S&StUQ; extreme heavy,
85.085.8 1. Sheep very dull; lo and 20c. off;
lambs 25c. oil fromjesteraay's prices.
Htm'AUi, Aug. 2.-Cattle dull, with some
couimou lots unfold. Good steers, $3.6Ka4;
rough steers, 88.l.20; feeders, $4.7503; stook.
ere, tW.a54nJ.5J. llog. steady; good to choiee
heavy hogs slow at 86.V 3A; Yorkers, good to
ehoit-e, li.l&e,25; light to good. 8s.2iiOB.it;
green and Krusay,$5.75Qtl; mixed iwokers, J-4.8 1
H0; good to ohoice heavy grades eorn fed,
S5.T5Jo; heavy gnulee green and grassy, $5.50
05.05; goodtorxlrai f 1.11X5.60; coarse rough
ends, t.&:; Msgs, ooinusoD rough to geod
smooth, 3 HV!, . 7.i. Sheep and lambs dull;
choiee to fan t here, $104 25: good vwt fa
era, a.4 08.8. ; i.ur to -ood sheep, $2.7fti.2-;
common to fair, 8.2fK02.75; culls, common In
good, $li&2; lambs, choice to fancy, $t.205.1i'
good to ohoice, $4 254(4.75; common to fair,
83.5034: culls and common, $2.2638,
wTHE KIND S
hi
THAT CURESH
JOHN klttKTY, 2ND,
Dyspepsia for20 Years !S
xet z Domes wrougntg
m A n U R E". m
S3 NO riCTION, BUT TRUTH.
ESjDANA SASSArARILLA Co., B9
Okntk I hn,i liei'ii a crciit stiRVror forW
Hiitit snira ltli 1 VNIM:i'SIA.ra
llavi'trlMi.virthlnff I i-uuUl hrr of. Have alwiSg
S3trii-il ll.VlKlall, lit,-M-rlntl'in., lint poiilil i.MafniH
noiilvti'intiiinvrn'lkf. I liiMftxi.n i.-VA Itl.l'.Lfl
B'I'il Nl.ni:i AVIll.l.l. r vara tiltinti5!
SSUic iliirili-rra t-nnilltion of my Ulgi-.tivo Ol-ganiu S
HI I iHiught a bottle of BD
m
m
DANA'S m
SARSMVHILLAS
Bsmi it iii:i.im:i .in: ho rcii
imtntii i iiouni tin- mi mill. I for,' Hint n, tufcvu.n
Hliiiy jv.si-i;isia am t i ki:i,E
nand I 'DI,1I si. 111". ! tri'.Mil
Ham. .srifjii'i". l i'i:i:i. i.i lit: a!
.M:WIIA?i. Yniir.ll,nii. s
m Muinnia, N. V. JOHN KHtkl.Y, Suit. Wm
jmj Vo whom it may ponci-m AVo ari- mil ae-H
SquaiiitnlvUh.Mr.hitkiy, anil knntv that liese
WIMllll II, It IllllltO fttl.Vtlll.lll'lll f tlllliui
Mi null in.. bTIVILNS ASNAU II. IH
waiKiia,., a. . llruKlata. mm
m DANA'S LIVER AND KIDNEY PILLS are
HSworth Ihelr weight In Gold. They are
D. D, D.'$. DANA'S DISEASE DE-S
SSTROYERS. Try a bottle at our risk. S
fSH Dana Sarsaparllla Co., Dellast, Maine, g
Professional Cards.
J 01IN It. COYL-E,
A TTOJUmr-A T-LA W.
Office lleddall building. Hhcnundoah, Pi.
M HUItKK
I " ) I r
r t " t y
sniHARriOAn, va.
Ofllco 'loom !i, P. O ilulldlng, Bhonandoah,
aLd ilsterly bulbllng, Pottsvllle.
c.
T. HA VICE,
BURGEON DENTIS1.
Ofllco Northeast Cor. Mln nud Osatre Sts
Shenandoah, over Stein's drug store.
jyj H. KIBTLElt, M. D
rirwiciAN a.vd aaiiGEOX.
Office -18U North Jardln street, Sbenandoab,
D
H. JAMBiB Bl'BIN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURB1SON.
Office and Resident. No. SI Ncrth Jardln
Street, Shenandoah.
D
U. E. D LONGACRE,
Graduate In
I'fferiitarj Surgery anil DentlUry.
All calls by mall, telegraph or telophone at.
tended to with promptness. Surgical opera
tions performed with the greatest care. Office I
Commercial Hotel, Uhenandoah
JjlKANK WOMEK, M, D.
Specialitl in Treatment of Catarrh.
Practice limited to diseases ot tho eye, ea
toio and throat. Spectacles furnished, gu
antccd to suit all eyes
Office 13 South Jardln street, Shenandoah.
S3 SHOE noTVAp.
Do you wear them7 When next In need try a pIl
Best In tho world.
.$5.00
3.00
4.00
$3.50
.50
$2.00
FOR LADIES'
$2.00
4I.7S
FOR BOYS
$1.75
$2.50
$2.25
$2.00
FOR
((Elll
If you want a fine DRESS SHOE, made In the latest
styles, don't pay $6 to $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 or
$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 W, L, Douglas Shoes, Name and
price stamped on tho bottom, look for It when you buy
Vt. L. DOUOLA8. Brockton, Mass. Sold by,
14 South Main Street. Shenandoah Pa.
Entirely
VEGETABLE
AND
A SURE
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FOB
GOSTIVI
Biliouanous, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, DIsoasos of
tho Kiclnoys, Torpid Liver
I wmu -
iy Knoumansm, uizzinoss,
Sick Headache, Loss of
Appetite, Jaundice, Erup
i tlons and Skin Diseases.
I Frist 253. f-tf feottle, 6cU ty H Ciejglstl.
DEJEI, J0IISS8J 10SS. Troyi. . BarllnrUo, It,
CTilfli..t.r'. Kiurll.il lhu.MJ Rrea.
WYRQYfil. PLLS
rv Orliiitl ttRtl truly Vfualtic A
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ti tu im fur imrtuulart tealiatoUttUt u I
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MmIL nt.omt r i...iiifH viimAw.
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