r riEliT MOHNINQ I FEEL DniQHT AND rtu AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER. Mr doftnr sya It aeis eerttly on the stomach. Wit and kldne n, and I1 n pleasant laxative. Tblr 7i h pttiriKf q kp1 t it at SOc. and 1 1 a Tmckftrp. If rnn knnotg' t It. send your address for a free sample. ach dar, In order to lie rn-althy this Is nereesarT. iMrWlWATUKl'. WUU WAHU A.RJIOV.M.Y aidr TToadacho and relievo all the troubles lncl dent to a bilious stato of the system, such as Dullness, Naasea, Drowsiness, Distress afUr eatlnir. l'aln In the Side, etc. Wbllo tbclr moat remaraablo success has been shown In caring Headache, yet Carter's Mttlo Liver Pills' aro equally valuable In Constipation, curing and pro venting this aunoylnc complatnt.whllo they also correct all disorders ox the stomach, stimulato tbo llrer and regulate tbo bowels. Even It they only oarea Ache they would bo almost priceless to tboso who suffer from this distressing complaint! butfortu nately their goodnesadoes not end here, and thaso who once try them will find these little pills valu able In so many ways that they will not be wIN Una to do without them. Hut after all sick bead Is tbo bane of so many lives that hero Is wbcro we make our groat boast. Our pllla euro It wbllo otbers do not. Carter's Little Liver nils aro very small and Tory easy to take. One or two pills make rt doso. They are strictly vegetable and do not grlpo or .purge, but by their gentlo action please all who Asetbem. In vials at 25 centss flvo for $1. Sold by druggists everywhere, or cent by mall. CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. SMALL FILL, SHALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Clean up at night, and heat trie day's cuS and bruises with TAR SOAP kecause of its high percentage of Uk ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. JA.tS. S. ICirtIC & CO., ObJooRfe White Russian Soap '"SruelatbSal-tSr 3 assise" CURS VUURSELFI (tltttt.WhltPn Rr..me vT. Or AIV11Tinntlifll ,Ii , . -i.i.ujii but 1 lilU I SmihoutUiorW or publicity ofe ; Honor. Non-colonoiii aut k pilars nteed cot to stricture i tnt Universal Amirican Curt, Manufactured by 8 Evans Chenicil CINCINNATI Yung iite W Offtr Tau a Hcmtty which Insurts Safety to Life of Mother av.d Child. " MOTHER'S FRIEND " Rota Confinement of its Pain, Horror andSUk. Artrqs!ngonebottleof Mother's Prlenil" 1 T'SSk??,' afterword usual In suou cases.-ilrs. .uroz CUae, lamar, Mo., Jan. HtuTlWl. SiPliHX Charges prepaid, on rc!rt ol UBAai IKlLISIlKOUL.VrOll CO., ATLANTA, OA, BOLD B2T ALL PBDQQI3TS. Head What Sir. Fred Wallace IIa to Say. Mayers Drug Co,, Oaklan, Md. Ubntlemen: I wish to express my appre ciation of the merits of your Catarrh Cure I have suflsrod with catarrh for Uvo years, and can truly say it has given me more relief than any other medicine I have trleo, and It will un doubtedly effect a permanent cure. All It needsl8 a fair and Impartial trial to establish Its universality. Very truly, VltKIl Wallaok. Mill l'oiot,W, Va. It ha oured Mr. Wallace of one of tho worst cases of chtarrhon record, with a heavy dis charge of the throat. One bottle s guaranteed to oure. It will cure you otherwise no charge. For sale by all druggists, l'rloe $1. A safe and sare oure for catarrh and hay fever Is Mayers Magnetic Catarrh Cure. A three mouths' treatment for $1, and absolutely guaranleel. ItN used by vapor Inhalation, and Is the only medlolne that reaches tbt aOacted parts and sure to oure. Porsalcby all druggists. i; r, filpERS CURE Farme Ss "Tlx HctsfaM." IIIinWBiLLi Einal Disoussion in the Houbo of OommouB. PASSED EY A VOTE OF 301 TO 207. Mr. Glailstono Olvcs the First Vote for tlio Monsuro nml Air. Morley the Lnst. The Welsh l'nrty Demands Jllasatah Ushment of the Church la Wales. IjOSDok, Sept. 3. Yesterday afternoon the house of commons agreed to BUBpend the 18 o'clock rule In order that the third reading of the home rule hill might he coucluded before adjournment. Justin McCarthy, lender of the antl Pnrnellites, was the first speaker. Ho said that, although tho hill did not have tbo pedantic character of finality, which its opponents contuuded any home rule measure must have, it contained finality in prlnoiple. When Ireland would get her national parliament it would include finality in the true sense of tho term. Irishmen so accepted the measure ns a final adjustment of their lending griev ance against Great Britain. Joseph Chamberlain, loader of tho Lib eral Unionists, doubted tho sincerity of tho Irish mombers in accepting the bill as. a finality, nnd said: "If this bill ever be passed you will have tho Irish coming to Parliament demanding more aud more, J nml putting pressure on ministry after ministry, until at last some minister will be found wenk enough or base enough to buy Irish votes by granting flnnl sepnrn tlon. Tho bill is now about to go to another place. We probably never shall see it again. But whether we see it or not, I am convinced that tha British people will give tho policy ombodied in it a donth blow at tho first opportunity oflored them." Mr. Balfour, Conservative leader, said that the house had not discussed three- fourths of the homo rule bill either in com mittee or in tho report stage. Tho present bill was an absolute reversal of tho consti- tion. It involved a change of every fun damental principle of the constitution. The pri'-ient hill was a mockery of legisla- firn. Every one voting for it knew some thing o Its worthlossness, and to pass it was trying to put life in a dead carcass. John Morley, chiof secretary forlreland, held that tho opposition to tho bill under discussion had been conducted in bad faith. If obstruction was patriotism, ho said, closure was patriotism. In conclud ing Mr. Morley said that after fceven nnd a half yenrs of controversy this popular as sembly, which was virtually supreme, was nbout to pnss the home rule bill for Ire land. Whatever might be done elsewhere to delay, resist or obstruct tho bill, this solemn declaration could never bo can celed or recalled. Wherever Englishmen toiled, hoped, yearned wherever there were Englishmen aud Scotchmen weary of the inveterate stain on the fame and honor of the country they would presently know that this house had taken the final steps towards the true incorporation of Ireland into n united people. At the close of his speech enthusiastic cheers were given for Mr. Morley. Tho time having arrived for the third reading of tho bill, the speaker formally put a motion and ordered a division of tho house. Mr. Gladstone was the first to re cord his voto nnd Mr. Morley wns tho last. Each was accorded an ovation, as was also Mr. Balfour. The division resulted; For the motion B01; against 07. When tho figures wcro ' announced tho Irish mem bers sprang to their feet and cheered wildly, waving hats, handkerchiefs and the like, while the opposition members raised counter cheers nnd shouts of "Ko Rign, resian." The house then adjourned. Immediately after the sitting of tho house of lords was resumed and five minutes later the homo rule bill passed the first reading. On the liberal side of tho house Will iam Saundors, member for the Walworth division of Newlngton, voted against tho government. Mr. Wallace abstained from voting and William Rathhone, member for Carnarvonshire, was absent. On the Unionist side, Sir Edward Watkln and Baton Henry De Worms wero absent. The Welch party, at a meeting today, carried a resolution demanding that the disestablishment of the church in Wales bo the primary item on the government program for 1891 FurlottB money Maniac. Wateiuoo, Ind., Sept. 3. Samuel Decters, a bachelor, who lost considerable money in the Davis bank failuro at Au burn, went violently insane, und used his gun with fearful effect. He went to his mother's hoube to borrow money. On bo ing refused he shot her, produciuga severe wound. He then set lire to the barn, burn ing it with Its contents. Amos Uachtel and Mrs. Lowe, a married daughter, went to the rescue, and Deeters shot several times nt them. Ilachtel was shot through tho abdomen and died. Mrs. Lowo was severely, and prhais fatally, wouuded. Deeters wns arrested. A Southern "Jack tho Hipper." Memphis, Sept. 3. Ktta Ivey, a respecta ble colored girl, v.-as outraged and mur dered by Andrew Wilkersou, a notorious negro aud desperado and ex-convict. After killing the girl Wilkersou mutilated the body in a manner similar to the atrocities practised by "Jack the Kipper." Wilker sou then llod, but he is being pursued by more thau a thousand negroes, who de clare that they will burn the bruto at tho Btaku. Outraged by Tramps. Cincinnati, Sept. 3 A dispatch from MoKinney, Ky., states that six tramps, flvo of them colored, met the 8-year-old daughter of Samuel Upthegrove on a lonely road, She was seized nnd fright fully maltreated. Kive of the tramps havo been captured und a wholewilelynch lng Is threatened by the Infuriated clti rens. The Weather. Probably fair In tho interior; easterly wluds becoming variable, NUGGETS OF N-WS. There were 127,805 paid admissions to the World's fair yesterday. The militia at .Coal Creek, Tenn., Is to be replaced by an ample civic guard. Prince Blsmnrok's rheumatism is still so acute that he Is unable to leave Klssengen. Probst & Son's furnltura factory, at Pomeroy, O., was wrecked and James Btarkey, engineer, lusUutly killed. Repre&entAtive llland ha- Ueen oalled from Washluaton by the illaeas of his wlfo, who resioes at Lebanon, Ma William Q. Hillings, grand master of the grand lodge, I. O. (. P., of New Hamp shire, died at Plymouth, aged 41, of diphtheria. Tlie best Sd&ft materials lumber, brick, lime, cement, sand whatever goes into the construction of a building; they employ only the best workmen and pay the best wages; they get better prices for their work than their less careful competitors, and always get the best contracts: they paint their work with Strictly Pure ite Lead manufactured by the "Old Dutch" process of slow corrosion ; the John X. Lewis & Bros. brand. For colors they use the Na tional Lead Company's Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. These colors are sold in small cans, each being sufficient to tint twenty-five pounds of Strictly Pure White Lead the desired shade. This brand of Strictly Pure White Lead nnd National Lead Co. 'a Tinting Colors, nre for sale by the most reliable dealers In paints everywhere. If you are going to paint, It will pay you to send to us for a book containing Informa tion that may save you many a dollar; it will only cost you a postal card to do so. JOHN T. LEWIS & BROS; CO., Philadelphia. HiMAiNUb. hND TRADE. A Stendy IIctIvhI of Confidence Now Noted. Nkw York, 8ept. 2. It. (. Ditn & Co.'s Weekly Heview of Trade say: The house has passed the silver bill by a majority as tonishing to Its frien I,, and a t.Worable result in the senate is iv, 1, -Ho. el to be not far distant. Instant iiuprovin"it. in the stock market followed, tlio average of prices rising pver (2 per share, and thorn was also a rise In vrhunt, onttou and pork. Monoy marketa throughout the country are more healthy, and t.liu resumption by a number ot.hnnksnud other ont.ahli.sh lnentB illustrates the -imrul tendency to ward revival of ooiitidc, ice. Manufacturer do not yet fee! the up Ward impulse, and (.-xnibit on the whole rather less sinus of improvement than a Week ago. After souu- days of encourage ment, too, stocks liftciin to drag ngulu, and In speculative circles somewhat less con fidence was seen. Hut in these nnd in tlie money market the record of the week has been mainly One of satisfactory progress toward recovery. Wheat was affected to somo extent by tho Vienna report. Corn yielded a little, with more satisfactory crop reports, but in spite of better ivlvicei from the moro im portant cotton producing status tlie price of that stnplu wns advanced an eighth. The stock carried over from he crop year Just closed, without any allowance for BUch a decline In consumption as has been witnessed during tlie past half year, ap parently renders it certain that there will be no cotton famine for a year to como. Tlio stock of American cotton uthomo and abroad is nbout 1,800,000 balos. Tho industrial situation mends but lit tle. The signs of improvement observed a week ago aro scarcely sustained, for while twelve textile and thirteen iron and steel concerns' have resumed after stop page, fifty-five textile and twenty-oue iron and steel concerns have stopped. In addi tion thirteen otliore liavo reduced working time und several have reduced working force, nnd a large number of the works, including mcvt of those at Fall Kivcr, have reduced wages from 10 to 20 per cent. A more cheerful tone is seen iu Iron and Bteel markctK, nnd nevertheless prices do not improve, nor nre orders nulhcient to encourage general resumption of work. While 13,005 coke ovens in the Connells villo region uro idle 3,357 are iu operation, nnd the outp it has been decreasing at the rate of 15,000 tons weekly for the pastfour weeks. Tho nuxlety nbout money hns been greatly relieved, and scarcely any premium is now pitid for currency. The supply of money .r commercial use is very Bcanty here, tho banks are growing more liberal. An agreeable lAratlvo andNE-VB Tonic. Bo!1UXPrueBists or sent by mall. Jo.,60c ana 81.00 per package Samples f rco. gTf The Favorito I00TH fOTOEB SMS t ortboTccthand llrcath,S5o. OaptalnSwoeney,U.8.A.,SanDleiro,Cat, Baysi "SMloh's Catarrh Itemody Is the llrst medlclnql havo evcrfound that would do mo any good." I'rlco COcts. Bold by Druggists. Do not nctiUet a Cough, as there Is danger of In loading- to Consumption. Siiiloh's Cuita will save you a sovore Lunir Trouble. 1 1 Is tho nest Cough Curo andspceddyrelleves Coughs, Croup, whooping Cough und Uronchltis, and ia Gold on a guarantee. 35 eta. DR. Ti l EEL 588 num. I'hllad. li-lii.- fl' BEl'lrUEK AU.'.T , Voi . luitldii .".'id ai"l old ol Urlt - If Mill U'li'l tlUllt U1M U.,tl.i fmX) ur IimUmm ctlo, tn i tlt ot a 1el-iite nulMre. lich n cudl il iiii il t it'" ' i "U4 . i nun OR. C. F. TKtEt , " h flvo 2 1 1 "'in 'in l'i i l"'; "It . 'i Vs. -!..,., f..ll,,,.. Hi , to ciuul hlin. Leading in tuih rn pionuuro . the only tme anil nuinr mlvtmmnp "I'inl1 QuucLn ftiut woiiU.be it chill- hiv dmlUi v-1 ' tretUmont of worst cam u, lllooj IuUuu, Hrrtrtmn Htrlvture-, etc., fur purM of flfi.ooo Houi- 'ail , Ui S ev'um, 0 to 8f Wed. mi St vVx, . to 10 , hu A DOCTOR'S STATEMENT. ??r FA. Von ntr jff of Wahlng-tin, vrrltMi "Ur rrofewional brethr.-n mar raJI a-liflrtlriD- tiliv- BMjauit uiim'. uV rutui, uui the title tloe. not lit DR. Q. F. n , u '" k" ii ui., hiw deljjhia. IU cured a youiiif man. Mr. V , audMl&tOura V- , both suflup. lnp for yfars from a bail oade uf blood poiaou and ni'Mout dl-funcn My BIf aa id two profeaaur- failed to glvo relief. Mr W wan, no to ay, a totol wreck, unAt fur any manual labor, a real walking Klteleton." Dr. Van dtr I tvlvW sjl mtfMittonal bratbrua tn un.i iiwiii-Alita I'lMK of IiIcmvI ru)ln. fpMl-lAndnenouadUeavHtu DR. p. F. THEEL. So name or HiMrr nil- be publUhed Kit bout tha eunot-nt of tb pulknt. . TWICE TOLD TALES I Are pometlmes a bore, but when tbe neo 81e are told twice that at' QaUfhr's heap Cash Store they can buy Pluarnad Tea at lower rates than anywhere, la this town, they are Kind to test the trulh ol ui to nn repeated story, fuu un Of ttro oeriea, witter and Engl, PoWttow, Ofeer nil 1 in, n i m Milan's i nnao usn Wb m mi wist twrn mm. ' A VETERAN JERWCT. Tho War is Over, dier, Correspond ist Makes Indiana contrlhulod A Well-known Sol- lent and Journal a Disclosure. her thousands of hravo d no st utu bears a liet nect than It. lines. In soldiers to tho war, ati lei- record In that io- llleraliire It is ra. envlahle nlm-n. It, uiitdl acqulriiiK . U mil. ntwl lltiin ,. Nilomon y(woll, woU' "Hoi," has won an lio, lots the late war ho y M. N. V. Ciivalrv nnd 11 known as a writer us loruble position. l)ur vas a member of Co. M, it inu nun inmana in irardln. an linmrtnnr. fan! ry Volunteers, ltd . as follows: 'ircuDisianeu lie write, "Several of us old u Jr. Miles' ltestomtivnl ind Nervo and Liver If ftprniH hero aro uiltiji Norvlno, Heart Onto Mis, all of them Hiving In fuel, wo have never tnmre with them. Of they are the best com s required In a prep i! wo havo ever known. Is of praise for I hem. Ii of a now principle In !.pienni(i satlstai'llon. ' o-od remedies that, co i e I'llls we miKt say Dlnatlon of the iiiialltli i ml Ion of tin Ir niitufl; i1 hitvo none hut worn; t'h-.r are tlie oului'owlf pi dli ino, and tone iij fully. Wo say to oll.j i me. sysiem wonuer trv lliftso remedies." rtnn, Ind., Dec.fi, 1882. .-iiionioii vowoi.', nin Thete remedies are w, '1(1 Uy all (IruttKMs on ir sent, direct by the IOUdiart. Ind.. on re- i ixmIiivo Eiiaranleo, in: Miles Medical Co.. i pi or price, i per Do ittle. six bottles IS, ov- nr-ss prepaid. TheypoH ni'iitis nordauKorousirtusa- Itivoly coutalu neither CAN BE OUR & CURE UARAWTEED MAYER, DR. J, B. ; !015ArohSL Kase at once, no operal j now. attested 1 v tliuiiEai ,Phi!a.,Pa. n or duloy from lml tla of curo. cndoiv s a"d promindit clli C'onf uitotlen free nnd ilfurchculnrs. H.J. to 3 P.f". liients of iihysiciats, l.-dlo KPTIACim I1QRCI .irt,;flif f. i ttrictly con Cde'.tltl. ferfi OJJico iouea : oV imv.3 K2 B.'j The followin-; r ro a f 'M boon entirely i -ltd of Maveh's Ti.nAT iCUT: Jacob Schaiit. AiZOKrr! IBIUCE. r f themanv tltnt lmvn h.uptuio by 1ji J. 11. h Broad St., rhlln. isunhln Co.. 1 a. IS. 'f. f-lieesiy, w.05Uoit, I n'iruriraC '.n'liM urn 51. J. m 1 rr i . (i.nnin tt I V r fimall Vaunt A Itr. II rn- O.J. Dellett, 211 S. ;ntb 8? . Peadluir. Pa. ith Kuslcn. 1'a. rl f (.'o , I'M. N. J. i.'.raet sauai, iu.;.: t-t., b,. L. 1. Deturk, Jr., Olcj, IWl J. QenBO'ucliaer, Clayton.i Z. K. l)uiienh"v er, 1109 C '). C. 1'iror, 735 learl et. 1) Vm. Grantland, Olouccstil 'si. P'inw, "A'mnna Avcnul Gi'r:aa-stnwn, Philn. J Wra. Dix. Jfntroe S Thi.u.-. B. llartueir. Kctvi iIi.mMn Ave., ra Icndlin. Pa. r. r. j :, V . of Herns streaf, ..r!!!o. Ringgcld, Pa. hlla. r.esdlng, Pa. t I.cbauon. ra. O. Leckel, Reise fit I I.O. Qulmbv, 241 wearl Bt.', R. ((. btfiilev, 434 Spruce ! j A. Schnulder. I.oc.at iJHld , ra. I). U. Soil, Uim.lcm I. Oil C. A. De'.urlc, Kcdsporo I1 ii8ro. I'o. nixvll.'c. l'a. Wnj. E. Uartan -.lr.e, i r,. a V.M.I.inebiich ,C0 1 Wfehlnj JohnC. I.vme, 1J10 lion at Chat Snlrt, 412 Greenv Id i:tnn St . Keadlnr;. Tn. !J St.. Hcrrisburi'. 1 Ii St., 1'hllo. i. Burk'mrd, . Locu, b, 3. o. elm. luuclpsrille' ., Kcnaniv,. l'n. BerltB Co., l'n. i, l'a. i Henry ' . Howe, Iettftewi) a.L.S" trtz, I'oyuette. UJi tVm. J. BHiiBha.i S'OTari lor St.. Camden, K-J. hK.J. llreu naev, liuiiipfmiri .-lertd. l'e. riuuntowi., Phila. II. Morrill ute:i J '.ck. John 3hupo, Telford V. O wm. Ktunirer, 1 ccport. r.a is, pi,nR V.,0, r-lelheniidt rhil'a . Uicnrl nn Ihf, Oii Snhip. day lloti lyuiacaiu ir J. I m tienlinent lo otiil Ivan. t .1 i.J-i .1 ih,.iec. p ti-)1H la ti.i.t . .:"fi' pr. J. I). JlP.vir's terns reiiel. of all, I'allanlfre', fir treatment is in cured. of tnwn can receive 11. J -"in. ' ...... triitraent r "d ritiirn honiij , ISe kin oday. A CUP OP CHOCO delicious to tho tasvj e, invigorating I to tho body, INUTE from and strengthening made la ONE M Only 30 cu, for a ful pound package a to maauf aeturen. rree (ample oa appuoatio' JOttS-Ut BY U. K. Severn, T. K. Muk itu, w. 11. -Waters Tho only SURE ROACrfi DESTROYER is ERS' EI:T:jR.rrif; 3RT3lTO. i We guarantee It to rid the how oof Rats, Roachcs 1 Wateh Bugs, or ipNEY REFUNOrO. V1AURERS Perilan SECT POWDER ehat In tbe market for euae. ant. Moth. At. n Onn. t. For Sal9 by all Druggist Be ir,j,A1, , Mch. Manufactured n MnnclR aSON. EANC2. FIBE IHSU 3D J."V3T) IF -"'l-'W 7aM 'iW'-l'lt'j."UW" "W K. Ji, tUMOtti r, i ii-jcniTu ;i,K;;4b,ia loo Tlntrlo V1f.tl.i1IA Wtifimi """"" '"( " ." 'I wrfl 1 i n J. HT Knai ji. lV;;ri.l..dfi' ? . Alle-town, Pi- "ico. W. Watt, HoTribtr wnW mLn. i T. Benny, ell 0 10th sm. i, lev. 8. H. 81. rc r. Sim1! '"'. i V. v. Lavlmir). Wendbnrtl1 'Si: JA. .. U20S.JaeQinSl,St Mil UMAb.- mn. He Speaks Against the Repeal of tha Shormati Law, THE MOSEY KINGS TO BLAME The Veteran Cnrrtllnu Hlnto.miin Say the fluid Ilntc Are ItrtpoimlhlH fur )nr Cnrrfiirj- Troulile Nomination Con tinued hy the Hpimlr. WA8UINOTON, Sept. 1. The house hill to repeal the purchasing clause ot the Sher man act not, fairly under way yesterday in tho senate. It wm taken up early iu the morning hour to xlvo an opportunity to Mr. Vance, of North Carolina, to innke a speech against it. Mr. Vance is one of the Democratic minority members of the finance committee, and for an hour anil forty minutes he kept his batteries of nit, humor and sarcasm playing upon tlm measure and upon the members of htsoa party for supporting und advocating it. He profaced his remarks with the state ment tlint the great law of supply und de mand opernted In regard to money just as it did to everything else. When money wus abundant pricos were high; when it wns scarco tho prices of all products were low. Therefore, he that In creased the abundance of money benefited production and advanced prices nnd wages, though by combination and de fensive measures in many parts of the world wages are effected less than pro ducts. Tlie effect upon tho condition of man kind which would follow tho destruction of ono-hnlf of tho currency of tho world, amounting in the aggregate to 17,500,000, 000, it would be impossible accurately to describe. Htill tills process of destruction has been going on (itleUy since 187a, and its result is seen iu prices lower iu many tilings than lias ever been known In the memory of man. The speaker then went into the history of the demonetisation of silver. He said that this movement for repeal was tlie re sult of a conspiracy among the money holders of the world. The method of the attack was by the creation of a panic. Tlio departure of gold from this country some time ago had been attributed to the Slier man law; if so, tha Sherman law surely brought it back, too. Members of congress on both sides wanted gold nnd silver coined on equal terms, according to their platforms, ho they stopped coining silver. The senator referred in most sarcastic terms f o the incousisteucy of such actions. If such an interpretation of the Demo cratic platform had been announced dur ing the campaign ho was qulto sure Mr. Cleveland could not have carried a single electoral vote south of the Potomac river. Senator Vnuco acknowledged that the re peal hill would pass, but he asked what would be done with tho remainder of the Democratic plntform in the face of one promise brokeu. When he got through his entertaining speech an effort was in ado to simplify the further parliamentary line of proceeding in the consideration of tho bill by having the oouimiltee's substitute adopted pro forma, so that all amendments to hoot fered might be amendmentsln thellrst de gree Instead of In the second dojtreo, which would tend to smooth and simplify mat ters. That proposition Hid not, howover suit the ideas or plans of Mr. Cookrell, of Missouri, who objected to it, uud as It re quired unanimous consent, it failed, of course, to he adopted. From that point on to the point of going into executive session, a confused rambling colloquy was carried on between Mr. Cockrell and some Republican senators involving tho question of udhesiou to or repudiation ot the Chicago Democratic platform. Tha discussion was not ended when adjourn ment took plnco. The rules which will govern tho proceed ings of tho present house wero again dis cussed yesterday without attracting much attention, although at times the houso was on the edgo of a partisan debate. But In each instance good humor took tho place of bad blood, and the clash of parties was averted. No change of importance was made in the now code, nnd without concluding Its consideration tho house ad journed. NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED. Iho Senate DUpusea of a Large Utl of Consuls. Washington, Sept. 2. Among thonom inntlons confirmed yesterday by thesenate nre the following; United States consuls general Victor Vifquain of Nebraska, at Panama; I. B. Hlchman of Iowa, at St. Gall; D. W. Mar ntta of North Dakot.,; at Melbourne; A. D. Jones ot North Carolina, at Shanghai; J. G. Donnelly of Wisconsin, at Nuevo Laredo, Mexico; W. A, Anderson of Wis consin, nt Mo litre 1. United Stutes consuls Samuel Than houKer of Georgia, at Matrimonii, Mexico; M. P. Thatcher of Michigan, at Windsor, Out.; Charles Sohaefer of Kansas, at Vera Cruz; G. W. Savage of New Jersey, at Ditudee; I- S. Heque of Iowa, at Hotter dam; John Patton of Michigan, at Am berstbiirg, Ont.; F. W. Kickbutch of Wis consin, at Stettin; W. V. Kemmler of Ohio, at Horgen, Switzerland; Harvey Johnson of Georgia, at Antwerp; Anthony llowells of Ohio, at Cardiff; George Hor ton of Illinois, at Athens; James A. Dem erest of New Jersey, at Brockville, Can ada; C. II. Benedict of Minnesota, at Cape Town; G. W. Bell of Washington, at Syd ney, N. S. W.; F. H. Brooks of Illinois, at Trieste; B. It, Bedle of New Jersey, at Sheffield; O. II. Boyesen of North Dakota, at Gothenburg. Thomas I,. Thompson ot California, United States minister to Brazil. Collectors of Customs T. II. Lore, at Bridgetou, N. J. A I'olipttitinu lrutally Shot. W'iikeukg, Sept. 2. At Martin's Ferry, O., opposite this oity, l'olloeman George Murphy was shot and fatally wounded by AVIUiain Wilson, an attacne of Cook & AVhiteley's clreus, Wilson had a disturb ance with somo hoys, and Officer Murphy placed him under arrest. Wilson then lired three halls at the policeman, all of which took tlfect. Murphy will die. Tho Vlullitlir. bid Oluaod. IIarkisbukq, Sept. 2. The plaintiffs oase in the suit ot Mine. Marie bjooi, the lyrlo artist, against her husband, Francis iLeaon Christuan, to eatahljah title to "Villa Ueoca," iu this oity, was aloted yesterday, and tha defense will he hwutl Kept. fel. Interesting developmenu ure expected. mi. urn win ruiu, II-RUWBVKO. Sept. S. The mills ol the TUunM-GroajH oonuuinv. which shut down a few weeks bko, throwing S6Q mail out oi empioymeuc, win resume op vrotlons ou Monday, ST HE KUm m I THAT CORESS j m g 5 MItS. P. J. CIH1MWKLL, fS Prw E,nTium', N Y. eat IA WORLD OF JOY INK FOUR WORDS! S i"Two Bottles Cured Me!"g lHdana Saurapahii.la Cu.! EH )KAU Hirpi For itar I hnvo been trniihtda I Ih Khi'iiiniititiii.til J.ltPr ami J(.ltl-Z3 Hliipy 'i'roiiMt. Not - permanently until I tried Homing kcuicu to nup incut 88 T ATVA'R i SAHS.UPARILLAg Hand two liottle CUKKtl MK. kUJ e fiiperinw.N.Y Mils. V. 3. CHOMWEIX. ? This t-rrtlfln tlint I know thn nbaw Mn. P. J.ft gCroinweU to bn tritntwurfhy, aud oii&Dponcua whine word vnn can rely. 555 ?T a. 11 MuKEL, Juitfcc Of th 1'wh. HI ipcrancr,N. Y. Dana Satsaparllta Co., Belfatt, Maine. Professional Cards. JOHN K. COYLK, A TTOKNXr-A T-LA W. Oflloe Ueddall hullding. Hhenandooh, Pa. M. M. UUKKK RUIHANDOAN, PA. Offlce Koom 3, P. O Hullding, Bhonandoah, and listerly hullding, Pottsville. Q T. HAVICE, SURGEON DEtlTISI. Offloe Northeast Oar. Mvla aid Centra Ss Sbeuandoah. over Stein's drug store. jyjj- H. KISTLEIt, M. D PHYSICIAN AND BUROKON, Ofllco -1) North Jardln street, Shenandoah, H. JAMBB anaN. PHYHIOIAN AND HUROXON. Offlce and Ilesiaenoe, o. 3 Ncrth Jardlc Street, Shenandoah. D R. E. D- LONGACRE. raduateln Veteriiuiry Surgery and Dentistry. All calls by mail, telegraph or telephone at tended to with promptness. Surgical opera tions performed with the greatest ore. Offlce I Commercial Hotel, Hhenandoah JtRANK WOMER, M. D. Sj)fcialti in Treatment of Catarrh. Practlco limited to diseases of the eye, ea nosoaad throit, Hpeataeles lurnlshed, gua antced to suit nil eyes Ofllco 13 South Jardln street, Shenandoah. L, DOOCLAS S3 SIOE Mo1TOp. Do you wear them? When next In need try a pais,! Boat In tho world. If you want aline DRESS SHOE, mads In tho latut stylos, don't pay $6 to $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 or $5 Shoe, They fit equal to custom mado and look and wear as well, If you wish to economize In your footwearf do so by purchasing V. L, Douglas Shoes, Name and price stamped on the bottom, look for It when you buy W. Iu DOUGI.AS, BrocL-ton, aTaes. Sold by, JOSEPH 1IAI.I., II South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa. Entirely yawpl MANDRAKEl AND A SURE CURE C0ST1VENESS Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Diseases of the Kidneys, Torpid Liver Rheumatism, Dizziness, Sick Headache, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, Erup i tions and Skin Diseases. rrioe 25. P' totu, 5ti i; tU Brautiti. BlIt!,JUIWI-lU,rra,i., Birllal, Tt SNEDDEN'S ; LIVERY fforses and Carriages to Hire. fUultngot all irltds prompUy attended to. BoruM taken lo Board, at rates that are liberal. ?Ul ALLEY, Bwr Wdh hifom Urn Ckfcdnatm' Bwtt.k m4 Hwd. NNYROm P(LLS "r4Ci iur ( ihM ffi wnvf mend Mrmut u Kcl Mat iMti hmiMU Mnm mut imltatiuua At Ur cgtu. or 4a. at DuiMa jMiiua anirow ammammf Miirruuw,t "7 Y9,9 wmnrm IU. . $5.00sl$3.0D 2.50 Wmszss V.Tr.-3l M kr 1 Uo-
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