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Miilrli Mniln lletweeii (lis Two llnrnps.
GUTTKNBiriG, N. J., Sept. 20. The mitUsli
race between .Marcus Dnlj 's chestnut colt
Tammany and OfcWaltmum's brown colt
Lamplighter took ilace at this trnok yes
terday Nfternoon hi the nresence of 14.000
I people, Tammany easily vanquished the
I Mm of gpeiulthrift and TorcbliKht In as
I true a race as ever occurred in tlic history
of the turf. The winner was alily ridden
. liy "Snapper" Garrison. He allowed Fred
Tarnl. who had tho mount on lamplighter,
to niaKe the (Mice to the head of the stretch,
nud a fast clip it was, too, where he let out
a link on Tammany, and tlio race was
over. The Chestnut jxMseil Ills rival in
three jumps ami romped homu the easiest
kind of a Winner in the fast t me of S.OilJf .
This time establishes a track record for
the distance, one and one-quarter mile.
Lamplighter, spurred mid urged to his ut
most, llnislied three lengths behlud the
winner.
How fast thu rtnjo -was run, nnd tire
evenness of the imriu Is shown by the ofB-
oiat fractional time, which whs as follows:
Uiglith, 12; qtmrter, 'UX tlireicifhths,
3": half. 4IH; live-eighths, 1.02: three-iitlnr-
ters, 1.144.; seven-eighths. 1.375i: mllo.
1.40i: mile and an eighth, 1.63: mile audit
quarter, 2.0Bf.
'I he match was for W.500 nsldo.to which
the 11 tulsou County Jockey club added n
purse of Si,000, this ninkliiK the total
Value of the stake 10,)UO.
It win a heterogenous KatlierlnK that as
sembled to witness tins match. Tho rich
man elbqwed the poor man and tho tout
jostled t ho owner and trainer. There wero
men who came in tally ho coaches and
men who oamu afoot. Once i stream of
humanity Logan to rur thrduirh th
j;ate It never ccuml. 1ere bcemcd to be
rno etui tthc toiluiu- niiil-Ktriii'i'linir mnl.
lliude.
KverytlilnR wsb in fnwr of the match.
The weather was perfect and tho traok win
dry and fast. Neither pains nor oxpenso
had boeu spared to lvo the conditions
fnvoralo for a perfect test of the merits
tA thcelmmprons.
"ThojjudKOs for the day were Josenh'j.
Burke, prosidniiK judRO, and Colonel S. U.
Jlruce and J. E. Brewster, secretary of
Wilmington I'aru, i;iiichko, associates.
The crowd scarcely noticeilTammarivns
hoTeceivtd his wurming up gallom but
ms menus were innKing tuuaiHolves felt
!nthe hottiriK ritiK. liampllKhterreoelved
an ovation. In tho betting ring, at tho
opening, Iie bookies chalk-od up $ to 10
against each or 41io horses, and thoydid
not have to wait long for takers. JJetters
rushed nt them'-iiell mell and waved urcen-
backs frantically in their faces in nu en-
ncavor to get tbe money on their favorite.
J' or a while tho odds given remained
steady, i)ut then the crush al more Tani
many money forced the prioe of thathorse
down and down, until at post Mine T to
10 was the best price obtainable on bis
ohnnces, while as good lis 11 to 10 could bo
obtained all around the ring on .Lump
lighter. Marcus Daly, owner of Tain-
many, sent -a big commission into the
ring. Tho exact amount could not be
learned, but teveral well posted book
makers said it umouutcd t ut least
$20,009.
The buglenenlled the borses to tho nost
nt 4:16 exactly. Tammany wns the first to
appear, and was Poou followed by Lamp
lighter. They got away t 4:18. Taral im
mediately sent Larnplluliter in front, evi
dently lmviiijc instructions to ninko a hot
pace.
Passing the tnnd Lamplighter was go
ing easily a jength anu h half in front.
Around tlio turn they swent with no ner.
ccptible difference lu tbe distance between
them. Lamplighter's adherent weroshout-
ing as they went down tbe back stretch.
but Garrison made no move with Tam
many till the fur turn wag reached, where
he moved up -to within n length of tho
urown son of Spendthrift
Then tboy swept Into tho stretch. Hera
Uurrlson went to work on Tiuumnny. In
a twinkling lw was on even terms with
Lamplighter. Up wont Turnr whip and
then It descended with cruel force on
LampligJiter's quivering muscles. Again
and again tho whip descended .on Lamp
lighter, raising cruel welts on his glossy
hide. Taral'n spins were driven with en
ergy born of desperation. His efforts were
futile, Iioh ever. Tammany drew fiuther
aud lurtlier away, aud fairly romped iuiin
otsy winner by three lengths Sa tho fast
tlmeof U.00.
The ciowd cheered 'frantically for Tam
many when ho made his great rush
through the atretob, nnd when Garrison
retiiruwl to tbe judges' stand after the
finish they broke through the mils,
dragged Garrison from his hone and car
ried him to the weighing scales. He was
then placed in a huge floral horseshoe and
triumphantly paraded before the grand
staud.
Mr. Yalbaura was naturally disap
pointed at the result of tbe race, and asked
Mr. Daly if he would make another match,
for the same stake, tbe distance to be l.'-a
miles. Daly had attended to retire bis
horse to the stud in the event of bis win
ning yesterday's match, but he generously
gave up this purpose, for u time tit least,
and agreed togive'Mr. Wuluuum another
obauceat his uoi-.e. Tammany will cou
oede Lamplighter Ave pounds in the new
match.
To IlariiftM Nliiiran l"
I'llll.Ai)KLPMi.iS()t. Three of the
Imniense turblntWHtttr wheels, with their
nuillinry meclianUm, wjilali were built In
this city at a eMt of $900,000 eaoh, tot tho
purpose of utilizing tbe stupendous power
of Niagara Kulls for Industrial purposes,
will shortly be placed in position. Kacii
wheel is oxpected to develop 5,000 horso
power. The machinery Is made of Iron and
feci, and each turbine, with tbe fixtures,
will require three freight curs for its trans
portation. The plant will be erected some
distance above the falls.
The l'roalilcnt Onnnot Attend.
CniCABO, Sept 9U. President Cleveland
will not participate iu the exeicises ol
Chicago Day at the fair on Oct. 0. A let
ter received at the mayor's office yesterday
aay thai his puiilic duties and cares must
preclude t lie pltusuie of an aoceptsnoeol
the invitation.
Moth, i ltuitivil to l-Hltl.
McKhi -siMi,i. I'.i . i 'ir. John i
Cu., (if I'm i IViij w.i- 1 u.d tuUeu(li'
jri" i.-nliu h l.t t ijjloalon of J.tinp fcil.t
.is ' i j lars oi iu aud leavat a husbung '
lid several cblluru.
JV
i
is cssenlial lo
Dige5tior?-
in pastry you caunot have i
either without a Rood hort- '
cning. Lard has always had !
very objectionableteaturcs,
causing indigestion and
many other dietetic trou
bles. Science has come to
the assistance of tlic cook,
and of weak storaacbs.witb.
the new shortening,
Cottoleoe
It is com posed of the choic
est beef suet and highly
refined vegetable oil, in
many respects as goxl us
the finest imported olive
oil. Physicians endorse it,
cooking experts recom
mend it, and thousands
re now usiug it in prefer
ence to any other shorten
ing. Uefuaoallsubstitutcs.
Send three cents In Ktrtmpc to N. ft.
Fnlrfcank Co., Chicago. Ir lmnrt
a.imo Poltoleiie Ciiolc Bonk, tontuJn.
ins six nuntlrf .1 rclpeft, pr(MMir(1 ry
iiinnumiiiifui nutnonumun cuomnK.
wnwnuH la soiu oy oil araowj.
Jlado only by
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO.,
CHICAOO, nnd ft?,
138 N. Delaware Ave Fhila.
HE CAUGHT IT.
Hut How the Ours AVent Was What Hom
ered 11 1 in.
An old man from semewbere beyond tbe
Buburbs stood yesterday on a Irty-sev-enth
street corner watching a trolley car
moving swiftly eastward with a heavy load
of pasxengers.
"Tliat's 'one of theso 'lectric cars, ain't
it?" bo snid, turning to a bored looking
man who ttos lwHiing against a, telegraph
pole.
"Yes."
"I don't see how 'lectricity can make a
carfull o' peoplo dip along over tho ground
like that."
"You tlon'tf " exclaimed tho other, be
coming interested. "Why, it's easy enongh
toeo 'through when you onco understand
It."
"I 'xpect-Bo,' but I've never beard-enough
about it to imtlerstund It."
"It la all a matter of watts. A watt,
don't you sso, is a froctionof a horsepower,
expresseddn tho technical languago of elec
trical engineering. You know what an am
pere is, don't youf"
'A whutF"
"An umpcre. It Is a quantity of elcc
tricltyithat goes through tho wire and de
velops the watt. The electricity comes from
tbe-contrnl dynamo through that wire you
seo running along overhead, -runs down
through that iron pole and -goes to the
motor, which is an ingenious .but perfectly
simple arrangement of wire coils with a
revolving frame, acted upon by the cur
rent, which sets it to spinning amf thus
pnt is. motion a small cogwheel that cn
gagtiiiinother cogwheel t hat communicates
the rotary movement to a'third cogwheel
fastened to the axle of the car. It's plain
as day when you get the idea."
"Yes, but how"-.
"Don't you understand it-yetf There's
a sort Of wire brush that presses against n
copper plate connected with tho motor, and
the wire is wound on the frame I was telling
yoa about, so that when tho ourrent enters
tbe motor it can go either way, and part of
it Hoeaoue way and part tho other, so that
tbe .pressure is applied iu opposite direc
tions, and that's what makes the jigger re
vole and sets the wheels in motion. Tho
urrent goes back through nn underground
wiro. See through it now?" -
"Y-yes. I think I kind o' get .the idee."
The affable stranger strolled down tbe
street, and the old mun took another look
at tbe overhead wire, gazed earnestly in
the direction In which the car Jiad goue
took off his hat and wiped bis forehead.
"What I'd like to know." he muttered.
"is Iww In thunder tbe ejectrioity makes
tliecar go!" I'hiladclphia Inquirer.
Vi'ortU Ktiowliig.
Van Pelt When my wife gets hysterias!
nd begins to cry, how can I stop herf
JIlss Wise Tell her it is making her none
red. HrookUn J,.-Je
LOOM
urtirics-
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Wf Hm Jo I'avorite TOOTH mMI
AW W.V fcrtliu'Joethaad Hreath,a6a
Captain Sweuu.T, I'.S A .,:"lln Plego,Cal..
Bays: "b.iI!oh's Catarrh 1 n. ,! it, the first
medicine I have ever f ou 'j 1 i 1 i ,v . id do mo
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nonottMOlsetaCoii 'h.Mtherctadaiigerof
Its leading to Onumuii u.m. t-inix.uv ( lls
WiUsaTejrou aseverol.uriL TrouLile. It It. tho
beat Cough Ciiru an. Idn-.iiJvly .- ilu-vt-st ougha.
Croup, Whwipliig tVugU and Uronuultia, uua
la 60ld on a guarantee. & eta.
RE.
ACCIDENTAL DEATHS.
Causod by Carolossnoss.
Tho majority of peoplo dto sooner than
;liey should, lividenco of this fact is grow
ing daily. Waring says l " Disease is nbt n
con-'enuenco of lifo; it is duo to unnaturnl
fnillHnna nf llulnrf tlpirlnpt. nlinsp. t-Htit."
tlr. Stenhen fitnilTi. An llui MimA Miliir.it.
" Man is born to health nml long life ; ilis;
case is unnatural, death, excent from old
age, is accidental, and both arc preventable
by human agencies." This is slinoet invari
ably true of death resulting from lieait die-
ruse. Careless over-exertion, intenniernte i
use often, coflee, tobacco, aleoliolic or other j Washington, ScpU 29. The letter from
tiniulantB aro generally the caures of tliir , jfr, Whltnay regarding the Van Alen af
dillictilty, mid imliflbienee to its progress re- fair was read with considerable interest
'suits in sudden death, or long sickness end- ,y senators, but there is no indication that
ing in death, lly the new Bps tiers it can he t has in any way changed their opinions
-ecu that many prominent nnd hundreds ol an to tbe fitness of Mr. Vau Alen for the
pt-n-ons in prlvRte life die fiotn heart di , position to which he has been nominated,
cum) every day. j Mr. Whitney has many friends iu the
If you have ny of the following synip-1 senate, and he Is respected highly by the
torns: shortness of brcntlt, palpitation, irrtp- ( whole body of senators, therefore they
tilur pulse, fainting mid (-mothering spellt. would not say or do anything Indicating a
jnln in shoulder, side, or arm, swollen belief on their part that he had entered
ankles, etc., begin Iretitrncnt immediately fn into an Improper bargain with Mr. Van
heart disease. If you delay, the consequent ' Alen.
-nay be serious. 1 Accepting It as a fact, however, that Mr.
For over 20 years Br. Franklin Miles, j Whitney made no promises to Van Alen
tho.etniuent specialist, has mndo a profound in consideration of the (50.000 campaign
study of heart disease, its anises and cure, : contribution, this does uot dispose of the
nnd tnnny of the lending discoveries in Unit charge that Mr. Van Alen was given to
direction are due to him. His New Ilcnrl ' understand by some one that this oontrl
Cure is absolutely the only reliable remedy bution would give him a claim on - the ad
fur the cine of heart disease, as is provid 1 ministration for the appointment he de
by thousands of testimonials from grntel'nl , sired.
persons who havo used it. 1 The fact that as far back as Mnrch it
Jnmes A raiu, edllorof tho rnrry.Tn , Tarfr; was common talk In certain circles in New
MHlCf: --Airoran Ulliwrym n cover)- irom llllt-l.- I
mnnlhs nf Inrrrlnrn. I feu on Hie Ptreet liliccili-
Ki'ious from hoart dloeura in one month fmin
dial lime I was unnble to v,alk arross my room,
mnl mypulfelieat from HB to 110 limes n minute
I then used Dr. Miles' New Ilesrt Cure, and nt
once liecatne stronger. After using six bottles I
was ahm to work s usual nnd wnlk n mile every
dsv.niy pu'ise rniiRbiK (rom R8 togn. Dr. Miles'
wnifttlv In not nnlv n nrftcntlvn but a cure.1
Iir. Miles' New (tenrt Ouro Is sold by all rtruK
plfs on a pnslllvo Biinrnntee, or hy Dr. Mlle
MpiIIcsI Co., Elklinrt, Ind., on receiptor price. 1
lively free fmtn opiates or datigvrons drag Dr.
.eriiouio, mxtnrsfl.oxprens prepnui. n is pow
Miles' I'ills, 25 cents.
by mail.
Free book at druggists, or
Aro You u SullVrer I-'rnm Catarrh, Uuy
IVvr, Etc.?
If you are, go to your . rugglst, or II you
can't get Hwheie you llvn. sena to hh. tiet a
bottle ot Mayfrs' Magnetic Catarrh Cure,
wuiohwewlll outlrely guarantee to cure aoy
case of Calarrh, Hay Fever, nto , otherwise
your money will bo returned. Vot one dol ar,
one liottle to last for three months' irwktraeni.
and one bottle to ure It has never failed, ami
will cure Jo. lltve It a trial No cure, tra
pay. Tub Mavkhk Diuki Co.,
Oakland. Md.
Onedollnr for n threo months' treatment Kad
an ab-oluteguamtitec for a ewe Is what tUi
Mayers Drug ("o . ol Dahland, Ml, offers to
suirerors ot catirrh. hay fever, etc. sit your
druggist for a bottle of MavrrV Magnetic
Cutarrh Cure It hitn never fullod, and will
cure you. Kor sale by nil druggists, r ad.
drees thu bovo tirm.
asU year druggis. to show you a bottle of
Mayers Magnetic Uaturrh Ouro. One bettlc to
euro any ouso, no n alter haw severe, and will
last for threo monllH' treatment, Sold evcry
wheie A Compliment.
First Girl What nre you skctchlngr
Second Girl A man.
First Girl You must haven good mm
ory. UVuth.
CAN BE CURED
A CURE GUARANTEED
DR. J. B. MAYER,
IO!5ArchSt.,Plii!a.,Pa.
Ease at once, no operation or delay frpm busi
ness, att"tted by thousands of cure-, cutior-c-liionU
of physicians. Indies nrd i niinlni iit rltl
kh can besevnat ofllce. Consultation free and
Ktrlctlr conlidcntlnl. Send for clrculnrb.
Oltloa iIoufb : a n.. to 3 P.f.'.
liAitrs res szrssaicr.
1 The following aroa few of the rr any that havo.
ocen emirtiy ouieu oi uupiuie by uu.j.a.
Mayeu's Tsbatmbnt :
Jauob C. Helmut. 31ti0 North Drond St., 1'hila. '
li. (1. BheeFly, fiheolton, Dauphin to., I n.
P. 11. RosalU r, 1 boeDlxvllle, I'a.
K. A. Hall, 1-,'ewtbii, N. J.
John H.Schcirer .Yellow IloufceP.O.,I!erl;tCo..Pa
A. 3. lvletngcma, Limekiln 1'. O , lleiks Co.. I'a,
8. Jones l'hiiijw, Kennel Squaie. i'a.
A. A. Go.'. Jcr.thy. Cent a.ia, Col. Co.,r.
C. Heritage, JIultra Hill, N. J.
U K. Hess. Rookullt. I'a.
F. A. Kn-itz, Hlatington, Pa. ' ,
E. M. Small, Jlmint Alto.ra.
.las. Davii, rittvllle, nd ward. I'hlla.
L. U. Ku.ik;!, 1131 Linden St , AUentown, Tr. '
r,en. W. Watt" Norrlrtwn, Pa.
S. T. Benny, flci S. 10th St.. Phila.
Itev. 8. 11. SLsrnifr, Sunbury, Pa.
A. P. LevlcioM, WcKidhnry, H J
U. J. D'jllst, 2U 8. JZIh St.. Beading. Pa
Israel sandi, Mala Ft., South Etu-tou. I'a.
k P. Deturk Jr., Cley, Bett Co , Pa.
J Genaehcuer, Clayton, K. J
Z. K. DaiK':i'i'-.r, 1109 Columbia Ave , Ta.
i). C. Piper. 73 Peart at. Heading Pa.
Vm. Urantland, tilouostter. N. J
X. Saaw, '- :uon Avenue, W. of Morris atrsai,
Germn iiown, FhUa.
Wm. Dix, c2 Mostroae Bt.. PHla.
Thomn B. Hartung, New Ringgold. Pa.
a. Leckel, 2)1 Boese Bt.. Phila.
J. 0. Quimbr, ill Pearl 8t.. Beading, Pa.
K. G. Stanley, M Epwce St . Lebauon, Pa.
A. Sohuoidcr, Loctwt Dale, Pa.
D. B. Npll. Limekiln P. O.. Bariii Co , Pa.
0. A. Deturk, Bird biro Berks Co., P.".
Wm. E. Hunsnstlne, Pboeulxll!e. Pa.
W.M.Llneb.ich .621 Wa.-hlnmnu t-'t . Bendlna. Pa.
John C. Lvme, 1310 Howard ft . Hnnlsburg, Pas
Chaa Smith, 412 UreeDwlcb St. Phila
0. Hurkloird, 439 LoooatSt.. Reading. Pa.
C C Keehii, Douglaavillo, BerkbCo., Pa. ,
Henry 1., lioue, Pott How n, Pa.
O. L.Swaitz. Povnette. Wla.
Wm. J. Bib ghaus. m Taylor Bt , Camden, K-J.
lfred H.-i ! v. Phllllnsbura-. K. J
K. Magill. l.len Lock, Chester Co
Pa.'
Mr. Bectnrd, Bidrd St., Germantnwn, Phila.
lohn Wm,, Telford P. 0., Mongt. Co.,Pa. "
Wm. Ettinuer, Leectxirt. Ps.
E, frahtree, 21 1 Palethorp St., Phila.
II. 9. Crejl ", 3117 North 2nd St , I'hlla.
rhlla.iclnhlt OIBce la closed on tha2nd gaiur-
day of eac li month. Dr. J.B. Mayer being at the
aotet j-eiiu. iicjnmi; i u., m gne treaiment to
pet-hon- in iimt ieu.,iy mi that dav
Dr. J 11 Mavor'4 terms for treatment la in
reneh of till dill and get cured.
jj n lvrsons li. i.i out of town can receive
treatment r I rwnrn homo the arreduy.
The only SURE ROACH DESTROYER 1$
3Sx-ri3R.2vrriNija.-rort.
We guarantee it 10 rid tha houaa of Rat. RsAOHts
and Water Mum, or
Money RcruNDto.
MAURERS
Paraltn
INSECT POWDER
b tbe best " u..ukci lot
IttaaCClH um fi. ... A.O
Fop Sale by all DniggUtl Be ure m .1 il - tteuuia
Sokl onl iu ' ou'es, otir TflAOC Mah nut n
lM.nuJ.c.u,.d D MAURERiSON
IMMW
His Confirmation by tho Sonatoby
No Moans Certain,
TO BE THOROUGHLY INVESTIGATED.
The
Ooliiniltten Murine the Mntter III
Clinrgo Will Sift ,tlia Mutter lo the Hel
ium In Order to Settle tlio Uliarges of
Ooriupt lliirKiiliilng.
Vnrlr t int l.o m-uu huvo tl.la nnnnlnt..
...... .....w
mont in consideraiou of his 150,000, and
the fact that the general impression is that
he was uot tho sort of man this office
would seek without some weighty reason
to overcome better judgment, leaves still
in the senate n very strong Impression that
it would be just as well, -all things consid
ered, for the nomination to bo rejected.
As far as can be learned, tbero is no op-
position lu tho sonato which grows out of
pomoual autiigonistu tu Van Alen, for be
is almost unknown to tbe senators. The
oppoiitiou itroivs out of a reputmance to
appointments secured by sucb methods ns
alleged in this cane. If it were uot (or the
fact that bis rejection tnibt reflect ou
others nnd be regarded as a rebuke to the
mliniuistration, there would bo ho chance
Whatever of bis confirmation.
As it is, the nomination is expected to bo
bung tip for some Uuie, and final confirm
ation is by uo means certain.
A number of lutters sotting forth certain
allegations in opposition to confirmation
bave been received by senators and Hied
with tbe committee. The committee bus
decided to make a thorough investigation
before reporting to tilie senate, and it is in
timated that certain witnesses whose
nam os Ijhvo beeu given tbe committee will
be culled.
A dilutee Merchant's Plaint.
NKW YoilK, Sept. 20. Cluing Ah Cbong,
ta Chiae.sc uieochiiut, mwlu a complaint to
Collector KUbreth against Cliincso In
spector Thomas J. ScUnrf. Tho nlliilavit
made seta orth that he went to the
steamer YitNiuri for tbe purpose of meet
ing and identifying bis partner, Duong Lu
Cblng, wh was returning from China.
The inspector is chnrged with using in
sulting remarks, and said: "I would like
ito throw you overboard. I will put you'
-in jull," finishing up with a number of
anything other than biblical anathemas.
The collector forwarded the papers to tho
secretary! the treasury.
JL Saw l.lu to Iloston
ALBAXE. N-. Y., Sept. 20. Tho stnte rail
roadcomuilsuion has granted permission
for th constiuctioii of the New York, 2iew
j-.ngianuAiiu iortnern railroad, fromheg
gott's 1'oiot, on the Harlem river, in New
Yorkoity, to Urowsters, a distance of fifty
iniiex, mere to connect with the Wow York
and ,ew Jfinglaml railroad. President A
A. JIcLeod, of the latter road, is tho primo
mover iu this new euterpn-r, by which it
is proposal to nave a new through line be
tween .ew lork and .Boston.
Philadelphia Mutiufactiu-iira' Appeal.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Ii9. The appeal of
Philadelphia manufacturers to tiie seuate
to continue tho use of silver as a money
metal aud to not disturb the tariff law, the
purport, ueing an alliance between the sil
ver and tlie protective senators, was taken
to Washington yesterday afternoon In-
uaruiit uaraer, tne author. It will prob
nbly he presented to the tipper house of
cougreos today by beuator Cumerou.
I.onlBvllle Uullroadcra A511I11 Strike.
1jOUISviu.e, Sept. 30. The switchmen
nu yard engineers cmnloved In thu main
yards of the Louisville and Xuahville rall
nad quit wrk again last night. Tho men
o!uu tney struclc as Individuals, und
without recogultiou'by their organiza
tions. 'Ihepe are rumors of a um.rul
strike. Of 1,15 new sliunmun lirnnirht. fmm
jw iorK iiu UHve deserted the shops.
New Fourth Claia I'uatllliiHtera.
WA8HINOTOK. Sent. 29. These fnnrtl.
claaw postniasuu-s have just been appointed
lu Pennsylvania: It. 11. Avery, Forest
jtousojd. u. lam, i'ort Palmer; K. L.
Clark, Ualeton: W. A. Waauer. Klonla;
G. II. Lour, Mosserville: J. II. MoCliwrv
Xewbarrytowu; W. H. Wilson, Oak Hill:
W vr a.. i . - . i, r
ovom-v, niugKom. flaw oersy
H. A. Connolly. Nutlev.
Mr. Aator'a Yacht Wrackaal.
NKWBUBO, X. Y.. Sept. 2B.-Durin th.
nlgbt the steam yacht owned by Johu
Jacob As tor struck tbe reef at New Hum.
barsh. on the Hudson ri ver. and ar.nvM u
hole amidships. To prevent ber sinlili.u-
b Wat run ashore. Tbe yacht was on
me way to Hbiueback to take Mr. Astor
Tha Allatmllan Orlohatara Arrive.
NHW Yolf. Snot. 'JO. The steatnar fir.
nianlc arrlvwl last nitrht. Amonir tha nas.
Mmgars am His Highness Prinoe Lubeoki.
of Rttssiaj Mr. K. C. Little, United States
consul general to Cairo; Lieutsuautllenn,
ot the yacht Galatea, aud the Anatnili,,,,
cricketers, fourteen In number.
air. Amea' Girt to Harvard.
Boston, Sent. au.-It U lmrni timt. ti,.
donor of 60t),UOO to Harvard universitv a
yar ago to build, equip and maintain a
reading room, tbe identity of whom ha
ore ted a good deal of apMulaliou, was ttw
late Frederick L. Ames.
Will Nut KlHtat Father Mnrsliy.
PATKIhtOK. N. J.. 8ent. SQ-Hmv n a
B. Siuilb, m lor of St. Joseph' Roman
Catholic chin-uh has anuotinoed that Rar.
Fathee' Heury 11. Murphy, the dspoud
curat, would not be reinstated.
Tha lialtun Qaag LuMtt.
-.WAOOKWl, i. l8t. W.-ThriotOrtOU.
BUI Onlton nmi at gimg ar aaiuiiw 'al
er this plaot. Ufflotrs kv Imm M'
f ' '. Ul'llg llilii.
fTHElCINb
g THAT CURES
at si
m
Kidney Trouble for 12 Years,
Completely Cured.
in is. Oamu in tu.i Cn .
I MrctMitx V,,f IB vtan I hAVfl ben brtrllvl
SafflK-trd with Kidney Trouhlo. Two yvenl
nto I hn Ju WriiiptS" wiiii-n ptowi mm
itlj' buck. At t linn It wan hsn! work for im- u m,
urotind. Laat I vh. 1 Itatl Rtiothar attsck ol ' liM
Itflcltirt hiih left me an bad
I Cf til I'll
1 hu ly set iira (In1 rntim.
Our nwr-1
BCAatlt Mviawi ntu lo try a Dmue oi
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su everjr word im irue.
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1 (1RKT8 1 We nre pcriomilly etUlntnl with Ml-!
S Sterrr, aad know his UUmciita ire true 1
I RtqnotfuIljT, A.r.0. P. MONBIU-
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Profesaionial Card.
I OHN K. COYLE,
A TTORNEl'-A T- LA W.
Ofllce UeddaM building. 1-tienaBUoi.ti,
w . BUKKK,
ATIOHXXY AT-LAW.
mriii.)jin pa
Offloe-mmm 8, P. O Dullding, Hhesandoait,
aidlisterly building, l'oltavllle.
0.
T. HA VICE,
8URQB0X DENTIST.
Offlco Northeast Oor. Miln ind Oeetr Sis
Shenandoah, over S win's drug store,
M.
H. KISTLBR, M. D
MXaiCIAN AND HOHOllOK.
Offloe -lnu North Jardln street. Shoomdoih.
E. D LONQACHE,
1
Graduate In
Veterinary Surgery and Denliilry.
' All calls by mall, telograph or telephone at
tended lo with promptness. Hurgical opera
tlous performed with tho groatest care. OfUcat
Uotnmorclnl Hotel, Hhenandoah
TpRANK WOMER, M. U.
Specialist in TVerafment of Catarrh.
Praciloe limited to diseases of the eye, ea
none and throat. Hpectaclea lurnlshed, sua
anteed to suit all eyes
Offloe IS Kouth Jardln street. Shenandoah,
L. DUUULAS
S3 SHOE noTlrVp. 1
Do you wear them? When next In need try a pahH
Best In tho world. ,
.00
44.00
.50
$3.50
$2.50
2.25
42.00
FOR LADIES'
2.00
SI.7S
FOR BOYS
$2.00
FOR
If you want a fine DRESS SHOE, maib In Ha hi.!
Jtyles, don't pay $6 tc $8, try my $3, $3,50, $4.00 or
$5 Shoe, They fit equal fo custom made and look and
wear as well, Ifyou wish toocoi otnlzn inyourfootwear,
do o by purchasing W. L. Dui;la? Shoes. Name and
prlco stamped on tha bottom, Im r. for It nen you buy
IV. i,. 1JUUOLAS, l.rockton ;4.a. Sold by;
lOHKPB nAI.I
H South Main Btreet, Hhenandoah. Pa.
CURES RISING
""OTHER'S FRIEND" ttf
red child-bearing -woman. 1 liae been a
uinl-wife for miuiy yeara, and In each uiae
, h-.-f. "nther'a Friend" !' ad been used it 1 it
'. ir.t.lish.-d wondora and iwIIavmI munh
.Wtiiir. I Istl.e Iwst rrraedy for rlarna ri
breast Uil nrn. ami wnrth th. : Hrto fnr,H-.,
Jjuo. Mas. M. M. Bnnsmt.
Uonteomery, Ala.
Set t hy eznreaa, rharRes pretwbf, on raoelpt
f inie, flfroicr bottle. r
iiCADPini n Dp.nin athd m
Julu by all druggists. Atiasta, Ua,
Dr. THEEL
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S.rS?""'1 Tr b" "T'W," "onwibloa SaTiill
uioalah rou.aM ir, ftl iut waaB altriiS
lot 8 to ag s,.n.la... a io la M. . -aiTif wao.' ttS
aaaklluraliuaiiariai,.lulita4rrUMluaU.
TILE CHOICEST DRINKS
Can always be had at
EABLEY'S SALOON.
Cor. Iloyd and Market Sts.
Best Bear, Ala sad I-ortat a do Dseet OMars
avlrvra on ranrl Pnllt tnatmsiu ta all
TWICE TOLD TALES!
Are tumeiitues a bore, but i
pie are told twice tbt at
i r
Tt a at lower rates than am
nva
town, they are Klad to tent tha
tl e ott .-i ptftled story Full Una
ctrl Butter v'tn rniintnaai BraMa
J rucV, Ila and trw.
RyVKI.KY M l HllY, 8
M,,rrltn.,, N. Y. H
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mm
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