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mm rniiu uinm,
.THE KIND
A Weak Digestion
strange as it may seem, is caused
from a lack of that which is
never exactly digested ?. The
greatest tact in connection with
Scoff's Emulsion
appears at this point it is partly
atgestea jat ana the most
weakened digestion is nuicklv
strengthened by it.
The only possible
helj
elh
the
in Lonsumpiton is
arrest of waste and re
newal of netv, healthy
tissue. Scott's Emulsion
has done wonders in Con
sumption just this way.
Prnr-1 tiy Hctt t Bowno. X. T. Alldragitiit.
CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT
No. 207 West Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
AGENT FOR
CELEBRATED LAGER
1 1
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because of its high percentage of U&
ASK YOUR OROCER POR IT.
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delicious to the taste, invigorating
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AND
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iron
Biliousness, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Dlsoasos of
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Rheumatism, Dlzzinoso,
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TAR SOAP:
Tho Atlantio Oity Pugilist Defeats
Billy Ernst.
KNOCKED OUT IN EIGHT E0DND8.
The Ilrooltlyntte Knocked Senseless by a
Well Directed Illow, and It Unnblo to
Respond to the Cnll f Time The Sill-llTnn-Knmmer
riRlit n Draw.
Conhy IsLANI), Oct. 10. A crowd of
about 2,800 visited tlie Conoy Iilnnd
Athletic club Inst night to witness tho
contests between Horace Leeds, of Atlan
tio Clty.nnd Hilly Kmt, of Brooklyn, nnd
Jm Sullivan nnd Charlie Knmmer. The
Sulllvnn-Kntnincr fight was for a purse of
$1,000, and was vigorously contested
throughout. When, nt the ond of tho
tenth round. Iteferee P. .1. Donohuo de
cided tho battle n draw there was vigor
ous hissing, the crowd seeming to think
Knmmer should have got the decision.
Then enmo the battle of the night, the
Leeds-Ernst fight. It wns for n purso of
2,500, with 500 to tho loser, nnd Ernst
wns n decided favorite with tho crowd.
Honors were about even up to tho sixth
round, when, just before the call of time,
Leeds landed both hands on Ernst's chin,
scoring a clean knock down.
In the seventh round Kmst came up
strong, notwithstanding tho previous
round. Leeds started In with the left
lend while Ernst planted his left in the
wind. Fast nnd furious fighting followed,
of which Ernst hnd nil tho worst. It wns
only tho clover ducking of Ernst that
saved him from being knocked out.
In tho eighth round, nfter some very
lively slugging, Leeds suddenly swung
his right, catching Ernst on the jaw, stag
gering him. Leeds' left shot out imme
diately ns quick ns a shot, landing on the
other side of Ernst's head and knocking
him out completely.
It wns fully five minutes before Ernst
could bo tnkon from tho ring. Leeds wns
greeted with tremendous applause, and In
the opinion of many had an easy victory.
Fatnlly Shot liy ii Worthies lluahnmi.
Philadelphia, Oct. 10. John T. Kelly,
a shoe lastor, 35 years old, shot and fatally
wounded his wife Maggie, about ten years
younger, in the presence of a number of
onlookers, at Twelfth and Knee streets, at
11 o'clock last night. The shooting is tho
culmination of sovernl years of uulinppy
married life duo to tho husband's drinking
habits and his abuse of his wife. Mrs.
Kelly has refused for over a yoar to llvo
with her husband, but n partial reconclla
tion had been eltccted, and tho woman
was shot down without a moment's warn
ing while Kelly was escorting her to a
street car. Kelly wns arrested,
A nmultnrd'H Hazardous Frenk.
ATLANTA, Oct. 10. A drunken painter
named Tucker gave n wnr dance on tho
narrow platform at tho top of a telephone
polo ninety feet abovo the ground yester
day afternoon. Ho carried up a flask of
whisky and a can of green paint With
tho paint ho colored himself green from
belt to crown. Ho assaulted a lineman
who went to his rescue, and they had a
thrilling light. Tucker tried to throw the
lineman off, but tho latter finally got In a
blow with his nippers on Tucker's head,
knocking him senseless. Tucker was then
let down with a rope and taken to tho
police station.
Fennsylvniiin XV. C. T. U. Officers.
Lanoabteh, Pn., Oct. 10. Tho state W.
O. T. U. elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. Anna M. Hammer, of
Philadelphia; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. ItebeccaH. Chambers, of West Grove;
recording secretary, Mrs. Olive Pond
Alines, of Philadelphia; treasurer, Mrs.
W. H. Woods, of Huntingdon; vice prosi-dent-at-large,
Mrs. Mary II. Jones, of
Philadelphia.
The Case of Defaulter IVimki.
WA8IIIKOTOV. Oct. 10. Mr. Tbilcnf
t Unitod States minister to Costa Itlco, tele
graphs that that government is willing to
: turn over Francis H. Weeks, the New
York defaulter. They desire in return,
j however, either reciprocity in extraditing
cnnunaiH or a loruial extraction treaty,
and this may prevent Weeks' surrender to
United otates authority.
Dentil at u Grudo Crossing.
New Hhunswick, M. J., Oct. 10. James
S. Ferguson, aged W years, of this city,
and Miss Annie Jacobus, nged 20 years, of
Franklin Pnrk, were killed nt 8:30 Inst
night nt a grado crossing in Franklin
Park by being struck by a Pennsylvania
railroad train. Ferguson, who was a liv
eryman, was taking Miss Jacobus from a
train to her home.
llnnk Hobbers Captured.
WAUPACA, Wis., Oct. 10. Thothrosmen
who robbed the bank at Halsteud, Minn.,
on Sept. 28 last have been found near this
city. Two were captured, but the third
escaped, and Sheriff Williams is still after
him. Cashier Eckern is beie nnd has pos
itively identified one of the men. Officers
are confident that they will bring iu tho
third.
An Alabama lynching.
Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 10. In Henry
eouuty John Davis, ooloied, entered the
bedroom of a Miss Farmer and attempted
to assault her. The woman screamed and
the negro fled. A posse surrounded Davis'
house, and when he came out riddled him
with bullets.
Accepted the lteduotlon.
LOUISVI1.LIC, Oct. 10. The employes of
the Cheptake, Ohio and Southwastern
railway have accepted the 10 per oeut. re
duction in wages, and the men who vent
out when the reduction went into effect,
Oct. 1, have returned to work.
Arrested for Kalllne to Die.
SC1IANTON, Pa., Oct. 10. James Don
oghue, of Fifth avenue, this rity, was ar
rested here yesterday for trying to drown
himself in the Iackawnuna river. He was
rescued with difficulty. This was his tenth
attempt upon his life.
A Memorlul to Kdwln Ilooth.
Neivfout, K. I., Oct. 10. It is reported
that Mrs. Grossman, daughter of the late
Edwiu Booth, as a memorial to her father,
will place a mural tablet iu Berkeley
Memorial ohapel, Middletowu.
A Colored ut Fair.
Harhikbi.'RG, Oct. 10. The seooud an
nual state fair of this colored people was
opened at Chestnut street hall last ulght.
It will continue one wek. There are ox
hi bits from all parte f tb state.
The VVeMlller,
Fair, sllchUr oooler; weHrly wttHls, b
coming Turlable aad sMfMue to tstorlr.
mmmm
Food - - -Digestion-
-Complexion
-
are all Intimately connected 'Z--
i practically inseparable j
: Though the fact is .often
; ignored, it is nevertheless
! true that a good complex-.
: ion ii an impossibility with- ggr -
out gond digestion, which
: m turn uepenus on good ..
: ioou.
: There Is no more common ;
; cause of indigestion tlinn s
lard. Let the bright house-
: keeper use rr.
00TT0LENE
Tho New Vegetable Shortening
!!3S and substitute for Isrd, and
her cheeks, with those of ts
her family, will be far g '-
. more likely to be " Like i j
..... rose in he snow." 7.
Cottolene is clean, deli- 'ZI
r:lZH; cate, healthful nnd jwpu-
lar. Try it for yourself. ZZZ
3" Send thrte cents In stamps to N. li
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' -- containing six hundred recipes, ;"7 -
nreparedby nine cmlnentautnor. gTj
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CHICAGO, ILL., and
133 If. Delaware Ave., rhila.
Kept lilt Wife In it Trunk.
The authorities of the village of Neu
bourg, in France, were advised recently by
an anonymous letter that n peasant named
Li'huby was "sequestrating" bis wife. Tho
gendarmes presented themselves at Leli Li
lly's house and asked to see his wife. This
Inquest being rtfused, they proceeded to
senrch the place from t)ie cellar to tho
granary, and having found no trace of the
woman were about to withdraw when one
of them discovered n large trunk and asked
for tho key. On the easo being opened tho
figure of Aline. Lehuby suddenly jumped
up like n jnck In the box, nnd sho explain-
i.il fr, tbn fnirtilin tur.u tiinr. liuv Imalmnrl
would not iter to go out and that
whenever he left tho house he left her
locked up in the box, where bho could
scarcely breathe. Lehuby was at onae ar-
rcy'd aui, win tie tried lor "amateur lm
prisonmonE.1' A NARROW ESCAPE!
How it Happened.
Tho following remarkablo ovent In a lady's
life will Interest tbe reader: "For a long tune 1
had a torrlblo pain at my heart, which tint
tered almost incessautly. Iliad no appetui
and could not sleep. I would bo compelled
to sit up In bed and belch gas from my stom
ach until I thought every minuto would 1.
my last. There was a feeling of oppression
about ray heart, and I was afraid to draw a
full breath. 1 couldn't sweep n room with
out sitting down und resting; but, tlinnU
uod, by tho help of Now Heart Curo all that
Ispastandl feel llko another woman. Be
fore using tho New Heart Cure I had takm
different so-called remedies and boon treated
by doctors without nny benefit until I wa
both discouraged and disgusted. Sly husband
boughtmoabottlo of Dr. Miles' New Heart
Cure, nnd am happy to say I never regret 1 1 il
it, ns 1 now havo a splendid appetite and
sloep woll. I weighod 125 pounds when I 1 1
fan taking tho remedy, und now I welgl. I in1
ts effect In my case has been truly mun i l
ous. It far surpasses any other niedli-ine I
havo ever taken or any benefit 1 ever r,
celvod from pliysiclaus."-Mrs. Hurry btan
Pnttsvllle, Pa.. Ortolwr 13, ls2.
Dr. Miles' New Heart Curo Is sold on a posl
tiye guaranteo by all druggists, or by the Hi
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind., on receipt o,
price, liner bottle, six bottles J6. express pre
paid. This great discovery by an eminent
specialist In heart disease, contains neither
opiates nor dangerous drugs.
Do These (Juestlons Apply to You ?
They are sure to lot rest hundreds of readers
of thfs paper. Nine ou . ef every tt n people are
troubled with trese symptoms, and really don't
know what's the matter with them. Here are
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Are you nervous
II,ive you a cough I
Is your throat sore ?
Is you appetite poor?
Do you liawK and spitr
Do you take cold easy?
Is your nose stopped up
Is tt always full of eoabs?
Is your breath offensive1
Is j our hearing sffected -
Is your tongue frequently coaled?
Is your mouth full of slime upon rising1
If you bave you have, or are getting, a bad
oaso of Catarrh. O e bottle of Mayers Mag
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case of Catarrb, ana will last for a three
months' treatment. Ask your druggist, who
will give you an absolute guarantee. For sale
by druggists. Itemernber one bottle to cure,
and guaranteed by our agents.
CHARLES DERB.
(Formerly wltfc Wrc Dern
THE: LEADING: BARBER!
Ferguson House llulldlnc
No. 12 West Centre Street.
RELIABLE - HAND - LAUNDRY,
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STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS,
Closing (Imitations of the New York nnd
lillndelplila Kxchimues.
New Yoiik. Oct. . There was a much bet
ter fcolliiK In the stock market today, but
tliotiRh the market was stronit the Industrials
wero the only active stocks. Closing bids:
Lehigh Valley im XV. N. Y. & I'd 4V1
Pennsylvania MM II. & 11. T. emu....
IloadlnK 1W H. & B. T. pref... -
St. Paul - 01 Krlo 10$
Lohlnh Nav tbli I), h. & XV -
IloadlnK a. m. Is... 08 N. Y. Central 108
Beading 1st pf.lis.. .14 West Hlioro
IleadinK .'d Pf. fis.. iSl InRo r;rle it w...
lteadlliK 1 pf. fis.. 10 Now Jersey Con..
N. Y. AN. E 38H uel. oi uuusou.... -
floueral 31tirkets.
I'mnnr.i piiia, Oct. . Flour weak; winter
super., 13; do. oxtrn, $a.21ka2.5i); Np.I1
winter family, is. iJ2 8 i; Pennsylvania rol er
utrnlL'ht. S. fW.311; nestern winter, eioor, 1!.IM
3.15; western wlntir, straight, Aira3.tO;
winter patent, i;,.wtiiw; nnnesoia ciesr,
S2.Tfifa3.2r,: MlniiOHotastralght, 83..HXa3.lK); Min
nesota patent, liW". Jiiuuesoia laronie
hramle. IiIlIk r. Ill e Hour, $2.9MM lr barrel,
Wheat dull, easier, with 080. bid and B8Ko.
asked for Octolier; OWHc. bid and 70c. asked
for Novembei; "IHe. bill nnd "lXo. nskod for
Docemlier: i2-l4e. bid and 7Jc. asked for .Jan
uary. Corn quit. weak, with 47e, bid and
47)40. asked for UcloDer; uic. urn anu tiic.
asked tor November; lujlc.bld and tm4e,aBked
for December; t6V4e. bid and 4ti4c. asked for
January. OatB Quiet, sternly, with 80o. bid
and 37c. asked for Octolier; 30c. bid und 30ko.
asked for November. IHiHc. bid and 384c. asked
for December; 30J4e. bid and 3040. uskod for
January, lleef llrm: ontra me, Jlli.fii3.ll;
family, S12Q14. Pork dull, llrm: new mess,
tia.M). Lnrd quiet, nomliml; stoum rendered,
$10.15. lluttor steady; New York dairy, 21
27o.; wostivu dairy, 17M22c.;Kl,-ius, 30c; Now
York creamery, 209300.; woftitn creamery, 20
(S30c; Imitation creamery, lffflSlc. C'heeso
moderate deniaud: Now York larncWiOlDic;
do. fancy, li-'iail!le.; do. small. lOHtailMo.;
part skims. .ih0u.; full sklins, a.''c. Eggs
qtilct, btcad ; New York nud Ponnsylvnnia,
2ta214e.j western, 2a&Uc.
Itull'.ilo I.lvn Stock Mnrknt.
BoVfalo, Oct. 9. -Cattle closed steady for
best trades, slow for common: good to extra
steers. 1.100 to l.wn lbs., S1."3(a.a.'i; modluin to'
good steers, SI.Bi; light to fair, sao-TOMU; com--
inon branded westcrua, s;i.irKB,i.t); lat heirers,
$3.6i 3 8 '; old cows, $1.7i2.25; stiukers und
feeders slow; $2.2i'3 for stockors; feeders,
S3.26a3 ft'): Iresh cows llrm at $.'5aW; late
springers not wanted. Hogs weak, lower, with
a number of common unsold; Yorkers, good to
choice corn led, $0.830 05; grussers, J6 70
0.811; mixed packers, $11.11 ": choice heavy,
S0.9va7.i5: common to fair, $0.50(40.80. Pigs,
$iUIXg6 5a; roughs. $1..ri'o 25. Sheep and
Inmlw closed weak for lambs aud steady for
sheep; fair to i.ood sheep, $.l.2"3.Ti; extra, S!
cullautiil common, 2f&. '; fair to. good lambs.
Sli"a.l.T5; cuotce, $t.9 &-; Canada Ihuhs,
1.0i. ii
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Ji.00 per Bottle
fhirfts Couerhs. IToarseness. 8oro Throat.
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Hln.aiy8;e' D. MAURER A. SON,
Public liTotice!
Notice Is hereby given that persons destroy
ing or detaining beer kegs will be prosecuted
as provided by tbe Act of Assembly approved
April tth, 1866.
Brewers' AcmoclattOB
hnr''Nn .. jei a )m tT
Piatt's Popular Saloon,
(rormerly Joe Vfyatt's)
!9 nnd 21 West Oak Street,
SnBNANDOAH, PA.
r stoekett with the beet br, porMr. ai
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27a.. m. SaT93sXaSnB M OO-,
8U-lw 8I.ArsriaHkntskts .
A it
T
Eoinarkablo Gathoring on Obicago
Day at tbe Big Fair,
PULLY SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND
rased through the flutes and the Car
riageways The ltecord of the Purls Ux
position llcllpsed by Hundreds of Thous
ands Hurh a Crowd Nt-ver Seen lloforo.
ClliCAtio, Oct. 10. Seven hundred thou
sand people doubtless the greatest crowd
that ever congreRatetl visited the World's
fair yesterday, breaking the greatest one
day record at Paris by an overwhelming
majority, completely smothering the "big
tiny" figures of any other exposition ever
held, nnd establishing a mark which, it is
safe to predict, the present generation will
never see attaints.
When the morning sun, looking through
n light mist, peeped over the white per
istyle nt 5 o'clock ninny people were near
lug the dllTeruut entrances to tho grounds,
nnd by the time tho gates opened (0:30)
fully 1,000 people busnlged enoh passage,
cnger for admission. From that hour un
til Into In the afternoon there wns a con
stant jam nt every cnto. The depnrtmont
of admission had nn extra forco on duty,
and overy turnstile wns kept registering
nt its highest speed. Yet these facilities
were inadequate, nnd nt 1 o'clock Superin
tendent Tucker ordereil every wagon gate
opened, ami stationed n corps of men nt
euch to take tickets, relieving tho pressure
from without to n marked degree.
About 4 o'clock, when it was seen that
tho crowds hud diminished sulllcicntly to
permit of their successful handling by the
regulnr entrances, tho wagon gntes wero
closed nfter oOO.OOO people hnd been admit
ted. To this vast army 181,000 were ndded
in the next three hours. The glorious Oc
tober wentber and the granduess of Chi-
cngo day at the fair kept tbe crowds com
lnc nil afternoon aud ovenlng. A conserv
ative estlmato places tho nttendance for
tho day anil night, nt 700,000. The offlcinl
figures will not bo given out before this
afternoon, ns tbe great muss of tickets hits
nenrly swamped the department of admis
sions.
Previous to tills ever memorable dny the
pnlm for large attendance rested with In
dependouco day, duly 4, when the nttend
ance wns i:S3,273. Other days notable for
great crowds are: Illinois dny, 2-13,051;
Transportation dny, 231,522; Polish day
(lost Saturday), 222,170; Knights of Honor
day, 210,013; Pennsylvania day, 203,400;
Railroad day. 202,370. The total number
of paid admissions since tho opening of
the rairi s 10,4112,070. The grentest day at
Paris was 307,150, and at Philadelphia
217,520.
During tho afternoon thero wns a re
union of states, iu which thousands of
hoys and girls took part, but the crowning
glory of Anniversnry Day was tho pro-
cossion of Uonts which entered tho grounds
nt dnrk. Tho first ono represented Chi
cago receiving all tho nations of tho earth.
Then enmo tho genius of music, followed
by Chicago and its typical motto "I will,"
guided by Liberty, The most magnificent
float In the entire procession was illustra
tive of Columbus at the court of Isabella.
Tho characters of the float were assumed
by the members of tho Colnmbian club of
Chicago. Tho Inst float in tho procosslon
was "Electru, tho genius of electricity,"
drawn by eight horses. It was repre
sented by enormous dragons, changing
color from green to red, nnd lighted by
2,000 electric lights.
The display of fireworks on tho lako
front, adjoining the peristyle, exceeded in
magnigcenco any heretofore given in tho
United Stutos, if not in tho world. The
specinl pieces wero illustrntlvo of old Fort
Dearborn, the old city hall, Chicago wel
coming the world, "Old Glory,"carricd by
lialdwin, tho aeronaut, into the Heavens.
A remarkable feature in connection with
the celebration was tho coniii.irntivo small
number of accidents nnd emergency hos
pital cases. Not moro than 150 people had
been taken to the hospital before tho mul
titude started surging homeward. Nearly
all of those who wero received at tho hos
pital needed only temporary treatment.
The precautions taken to resist the human
tidal wave which swept toward the street
aud the stairway lending to tho elevnted
rnilrond were inefllcient, and many men
and women wer9 injured in the crash. It
wns nearly morning when the grounds
were cleared of tbe crowd.
Princeton Ilazers Suspended.
Pr.iNi ETON, N. J., Oct. 10. The faculty
of Princeton college last night decided to
suspend Gordon Johnson, of Alabama,
president of the sophomure class, for im
plication iu the hazing of Leopold. W.H.
Fulper, '05, of Flemiugton, N.J., a promis
ing football man, was also suspended. Six
sophomores have been suspended for tho
hazing of Leopold, four of whom were
prominently identified jvith football.
Soldiers Orphuiig' Industrial School.
CllAMHEltsBUnc, Pa., Oct. 10. The sol
diers orphans' school commission sent
Architect Thomas P. l,ondnle and In
spector Frank MoGee to Franklin county
yesterday to inspect sites for the proposed
industrial school, the commission having
decided to place it in this county, The
site will likely be located at Scotlaud.
Held for Arson,
PiTTsniiBQ, Oct. 10. Jacob C. Heinz, of
the firm of Heinz' Bros. & Co., the First
avenue pickle and preserve dealers, had a
hearing before Alderman Gripp yesterday
on a charge of urson. Heinz was held in
(2,000 bail for the November term of court.
The bail bond was promptly furnished.
Kohbett Her Kmployer.
Aliestown, Pa., Oct. 10. In Parker,
a US-year old mulatto girl, is behind the
bars of Lehigh eouuty jail, charged with
stealing 3l from the residence of Station
Agent Scholl, at Cooperaburg, where sha
was temporarily employed.
Mangled to lientli by it Train.
READING, Pa.. Oct. 10. William IT.
Philllpson was found in the Seventh street
"cut" on the Reading railroad in a terri
bly mangled condition, nnd died soon af
ter. It is believed he was thrown over the
wall under the train.
llaln noes Up fur Pour Years.
Nkw York, Oct. 10. Howard U Bain,
the ex-cashier of the Home Savings hank,
who was convicted of emhvzzllug ilfl,815
In bonds from that institution, was sen
tenced by Judge Fitzgerald to serve four
years in the state prUoti.
The Russia.' Paswnger Landed, g,
Quarantine, Oct. 10. Tu number of
paatwngers removed from tbe steamship
Russia waa 2& They war takeu in Hoff-
Ei laland yestrday afterttoou, wbr
vt bMhd ud lodS4 iatha dartul-
i THAT CURESg
MItS. ItKV. A. J. DAY,
Nn Barton, N Y.
SCROFULOUS ECZEMA
FOR 20 YEARS I
niNi R tRNAPAII.I.A CO..
Mkohhh Iv wife wiu iMtmor nrr!t nredlf-;
iistsuul f,t rilVKIt1ll'rin. Kiiof hci-fl
clirothrm ami iU r ilutl ir I.l Ni
i
mv wiio inwim nimiuiifiiiniiy kooiii
im M the jrf of about 4 yiori nt that timtl
NO ISO V fit At I 'N Ultit minlfeitpcl Itself III the
fdnti nl I'.l'y.liSI A nn nenriv all nnrt of thru.
sjOonv t aner n tune n yiritieu w tnr rtnicuioai uMrti,:
Sexiept on front of right ihotilder licre It haul
gMn-maineu lor yvitrm imi aiui n. . iiri
ggMtiuit Irritation and IIvIiIiik. 8loceuilog5
DANA'S
SARSAPARILLA
a W1JX nn her hesil linn lirokrn nnd tllwhergedB
until almost entirety gone. Habitual OMivtuHi!
il grcsuy reiu-vm. j
Wu have tii-relofore owd n varlrty of mwHtlefB
with but little remit, but DANA'S SAlts.U'A-S
Mtm.T.t 1,b nmvnl n H?,-.t,il 1 roll, vi, iff ntvSl
BHwIfi- of i r.l'.M A inl M'ltOl'I'l.Al
IBB Iti tho htnod that I must mv it ! a trrsntl i-iunblna-fi
ntlonof mnedisl agent, and that my wife's rrestS
aimnruvrmeni iimiuu (u iia nj,rr ami ma uimiai
aaatoi a Mira iToviuence upon it uao.
I have taken one bottle myself and Sod tt I
g-SpliMldld AlKllltlie.
M HiwrMi-tftillv. RRV A. J D VV.
ttutor HI. Hi. Uhurcll, Sto. uuton, l. i . hsj
Only ono Sarsaparilla sold on the " NOW
gBENEFIT-NO PAY " plan. Only one couldg
stand the test, and that one II DANA'S, S
IllEMEMnEE. THIS. S
g Dana Sarsaparilla Co., Ballast, Maine. H
Professional Cards.
JOHN K. COYLE,
A TTORXXV-A T-LA If'.
Offlco Beddall building. Hhenandosh, P.
,J- M BDRiCS,
A TTORNEY A T-LA W.
snnsAMDOAit, rj.
timeo-Room 3. P. O Building, rjiesandoah,
ai d LBtcrly hulldlng, Pottsville.
p T. HAV1CE,
fWliOEON DEHTIH1.
OflloeNortheust Cor. Main aad Centre St
Shenandoah, over Stein's drug store.
jyj' B. KI8TLEK, M. U
" pnrsiciAJv and sajtdsox.
Offlco -130 North Jardln street, Shenandoah.
D
K. K. D' LONOACRE,
Graduate In
Veterinary Surgery and Dtnltitry,
All calls by mall, telegraph or telephone at
tended to with promptness, riurgleal oper&
tlons performed with the greatest onrs, Offlael
Commercial Hotel, Shenandoah
JIIANK WOMEIt, M, I).
Sjpeetaaisf in 7Veafmfnf of Catarrh.
Practice limited to diseases of the eye, ea
t one and throat. Bpeatueles lurnished, gu
antoed to suit all ,es
OWoe 18 South Jardln street. Hhenandosh.
L
SW Vshsv tam -WS tsnaal ak'tasJ
I4P?, WILL
3d iinUC NOT RIPs ,
Do you wear them 7 When next In need try a paHl ,
Beat In the world.
50
52.00
F3R LAOICS'
$2.00
I.7S
FOR BOYS
If you want a fine DRESS SHOE, made Inthetatetf
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 ant)
wear ai well. If you wish to economize In your footwear,'
do toby purchasing W. L. Douglas Shoes, Name ass!
price stamped on the bottom, look for It when you buy
AV.L. DOUGtAS. Ttrockton. Mans. Sold bf
JOatltr-H BAIL,
14 South Main Htreet, Bheoandoab, Pa.
C. P. Rotb. Rlngtown, Pa.
Or DaBHitated Women. eti:u!d i'se
PiADFiELB'S FEMALE REBUUF !.
'very ingredient posse.s iupi, To c
roterties and exerts a wonderful in; i
.:; in toning up aii'l t trengthem..'; ! -r
vstem, by driving through tl e proper
itianncla all impurities. He.iltfi and
strength guaranteed to result f rum its, use-
"My tvlr.tvtlDVTataibxIrlddeH rr olajli.
teen months, ssfter uln Hnxlitili
Vtmala Regulator lor two lusuilis la
getting woll."
J. M. Johnson, Malvern, Ark.
Daici-taXD UHDunw Co Atlanta, Oa.
Bold by Druggists at $1.00 .r botlle.
TUB CHOICEST DRINKS
Can always be had at
EARLEY'S SALOON.
Cor. Lloyd and Market Sts.
Kt l!e-r, Ale and Pomr aso stMstt Otttn
Mis asw ea Band. rVMit WvaUsoni toUI.
WEEKS' SALOON,
17 S. Main. Sir.
fM Bmit if Wm, WAtji en. Ogiri
WMst. air i
for JnlWwsyL
a? .TI L" t,h Jaklu"
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