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t o convince
children that
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' nice to take"
this trouble
is not experi
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ministering Scott's
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strength and nerve force.
Mothers the world over rely
upon it in all wasting diseases
that children are heir to.
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CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT
No. 207 West Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
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1 1
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White Russian Soap
Tho licet Soap fef
JUUBCi.
Do These Questions Apply to Vou?
Thev are sure to interest hundreds ot readers
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troubled with these symptoms, and really don't
fcnowwnat's the matter with them. Here arc
the questions:
Arn you nervous ?
Have you a cough f
Is your throat sore ?
Is you appf tlte poor
Do you hawk and spit?
Do you talo cold easy?
Is your nose stopped up?
Is It always full ot scabs?
Is your breath offensive!
Is our hearing affectod?
Is your tongue frequently coated.?
Is vour mouth full of slime neon rlsiccY
If vou have vou have, or are eettlne. a bad
case of Catarrh. Or e bottle of .Mayers Mac
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delicious to the taste, Invigorating
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it
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woa silk sr
K.R.Severn, F. E. MnesrFle, W. II. Waters
CHARLES DERB.
(Formerly with Wrc Derri .
HE: LEADING: BARBER!
Ferguson Itouso Building
'-No. 12 West Centre Street.
ciiHiE-yn-L
139 Hontli Main Street,
iGIXi.oZLn.3XdLock33.f TPffv.
f 11 work guaran teed to be fire t-class In every
Veot. Vie revpectfuily solicit a Bhare of
Emulsion
li
i IK W
Lavish Decorations in Honor of
Kussian Tars,
TEN TIIOTjSAHD IEEN0H SAILOBB
TValtlnc to Welcome tho Naval Fleet nf
Their Country's Formidable Ally Itlch
nnil I'oor Unite In Honoring the Ciur's
Representatives.
TotJLOK, Oct. 13. Many anxious eyes
are turned seaward to watch for the com
injr of the ileet of lttinsinn warships, prep
arations for the reception of tlio officers of
which have been ninilo on n soalo of lav
ishness seldom, If over, equaled by this
city. People from every prluolpnl oity and
town In the country and from the villages
scattered between are pouring Into the
city, and every arriving train adds to tho
throngs In the streets.
Tho decorations wero finished last even
ing. The finest spectacle is to be seen at
the Place d'Armps, the largest open space
In the town. The entrance to tho Pre
fecture Maritime on one side of the square,
is draped in scarlet plush, edged with gold
fringe. The court of honor and tho front
ot the facade fronting the Place d' Amies
aro illuminated by electric lights. Tho
Rue Lafayette, the Hue St. Koch and some
ten other important streets nre decked
with double linesof colored lanterns, which
will bo lighted this evening.
Tri-colorsnnd Russian colors flaunt from
nil the buildings, are wound round the
lamp posts and from the background in
every window. Tho poorer parts of the
city arc hardly less gorgeous than the
fashionable streets. They all show bunt
ing in profusion, tri-colored lanterns, and
many portraits of the czar surrounded by
the combined colors of France and Russia.
There is not an alley without its flags and
lanterns.
The Plaoe de la Llbertc, where the bat
tle of flowers will take place, is n magnifi
cent sight. The double rows of palm trees
are hung with lanterns, streamers and tro
phies. In front of the statue, oTectod in
18S9 to commemorate tho centenary of the
republic, a dnis laid with gold plush has
been raised under a canopy of flags and
standards and French and Kussian coats
of arms. The canopied dais will bo the
center of tb'o flower carnival.
An Immense triumphal arch has been
erected opposito the city hall and directly'
In front or the quay where the Russian
officers will enter the town. The city hall
Is ablaze with light and colors. Tho deco
rations of the Interior have been mado
without regard for expense. All the rooms
to bo- used in entertaining tho Russians
have been furnished with royal splendor
and luxury.
Many streets aro so crowded that ve-
hides have been forbidden In them. The
quays near the city hall are Impassable,
nnd. the pedestrian must fight his way
aaross the open spaces. Proprietors of ho
tels and lodging houses are doing an enor
mous business.
The delegates from tho Russian embassy
In Paris arrived here yesterday afternoon.
among them M. De Giers, son of the Rus
sian minister of foreign affairs. They
were welcomed enthusiastically at tho
station by the people, nnd wore cheered
incessantly as they drove to tho docks
They went out on a steam ynoht to visit
the French squadron already at anchor
hero. They found more than fifty war
ships, besides torpedo boats, ready to ro
celve the Russian fleet. More than 10,000
marines are aboard those vessels.
In the last threo days presents for tho
Russian marines huvo been received hourly
nt the city hall. The mayor announces
that be has now ready for the crews of the
Russian fleet more than 1,000 packages ot
cigarettes, innumerable cheeses and bis
cuits, and dozens of cases of brandy and
champagne.
Brussels, Oct. IS. A deputation from
the French colony in this city visited tho
Russian embassy this morning to express
their sympathy with the demonstration at
Toulon, in other Belgian cities tho French
residents are showing similar courtesy to
the Russian consuls.
Another Itaviher Lynched.
Savannah, Oct. 13. March Walker, the
negro who outraged Helen Young, a mute
girl, In her homo last Saturday night, was
shot and killed by a squad of mounted
police at Way's station, sixteen miles from
Savannah, yesterday. A squad of police
found Walker in a house near the railroad
station. He attempted to escape., but the
house was surrounded. Seizing a musket
lie fired on his pursuers, but the shot went
wild. Four oflioers returned tho Are and
Walker fell dead.
Disastrous Fire aud Hxploslon.
SlOTJX ClTT, la., Oct.18. Fire broke out
in tho Union planing mill, at tho cornerof
Fifth aud Water streets, almost in the
center of the business district. Five min
uted later the great building was blown to
atoms by a terrlffo explosion, and iu a sec
ond later the scattered embers had ignited
a doxen buildings in the vioinlty, many of
them frame structures. Four square
blocks were burned, and the loss is close
to ttOO.OOO.
Mgr. Satolll lu New York.
NEW York, Oct 13. Mgr. Satolll, ac
companied by .Her. Father McCarthy, ot
St. Frauds Xavler college, arrived here
last night to assist at the openiug exercises
of the collage, lie will then visit Brook
lyn and assist at the consecration ot St.
Agnes' church aud celebrate a grind high
poutiuoial mast.
Klnped with Another Man Wife.
MKUIKA, N. Y., Oot. 18 William Shan
ley, a well known young man of this place,
has eloped with Mrs. Edward Chase. Mrs.
Chase took $100 whioh her husband bad
borrowed to pay some debts. Sbauley left
a wife and four ehildren, and Mrs. Chase
left a husband aud two children.
More ISnglUh Miners ltesuuie Work.
London, Oct. IS. Nine thousand coal
miners returned to work iu Derbyshire
yesterday. Affairs lu the ooal districts
have virtually assumed their normal con
dition. The miners have generally won
tue light.
llruoswlek's Pevtir Mtuiurge,
BinmswiOK, G.. Oct. 18. Eighteen new
cases of yellow fever were reported yester
day. Cases under treatment, 810; dis
charged, 183; died, 1; total, 838. The rate
of mortality is expected to InoVease.
Mlseiuuary t'otui Mardersd.
IxitinoN. Oct. IU.- F. (i. Coan. the Ameri
can miawiouary, wflu it was feared was
murdered by Mobainmilaus at Oroouiiali,
Persia, bailed tor .New York; with Bis WUn
aucfehltd on June ' last.
The Weather
Increasing eloudiuet-s aud rain; north-
e isterly winds, iuereasiug iu force.
JIM
Your Painter
has often wasted time and material in
trying to obtain a shade of color, and
has even rcsottcd to the use of ready
mixed paints, the ingredients of which
he knew nothing ab,out, because of
the difficulty in making a shade of
color with white lead. This wasto
can be avoided by tho use of National
Lead Company's
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Tinting Colors
These tints arc a 'combination of per
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Tinting Colors are for sale by the most to
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Married at n. Vteriili-t Itciinrbn.
HUNTINODON.Pa., Oct. 13. Tho eleventh
aununl reunion ot tho Sixteenth Pcnnsyl
vaula cavalry regiment was held here
yesterday, and drew together a large per
centage of tho regimeut's remnauts. A
feature of the reunion was the marriage
ceremony performed in George Simpson
post room, uniting W. S. Varlcr, aged 57
years, of Alexandria, nnd .Miss Mary Ar
nold, aged 24, of Uarre. The ceremony was
performed in a hollow square which tho
groom's old comrades had formed in tho
post room. .1. lv. Kohlson, .Mllllln, ureal
dent', T. I). Garmon, Scranton, secretary,
and F. F. Rohm, Harrisburg, treasurer.
wero tho officers elected for tho ensuing
year. Tho next minion of tho regiment
will ho held at Pittsburg in August, 1&01
Tho reunion wound up with a street parade
and a camn lire in the Ow-rn House.
Two lluslness Itloclcs Destroyed.
MEII1DAN, Miss., Oct. 13. At 2 o'clock
in the morning fire was discovered in tho
business portion ot Hnttiosburg, Miss.
and before the ilamos wero gotten under
control two business blocks were com-
pletely destroyed.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of the New York ami
i'lillnitelplilrt Kxcliances.
New Yoiik, Oct. 12. The stoos market was
stroug, but there Is not olten less of real slg
nlflcance In a lupidly moving market than
there was lu today's. Closing bids:
Lehigh Valley Wfft W. N. Y. & Pa-... 4
Pennsylvania Siitf If. & II. T. com ...
Reading - 17 II. & II. T. pref... -
St. Paul tW& Erio HJS
Lehigh Nav 1954 D. h. & W. IKK
Meaning g. m. (8... u.Mj . central 101),
Heading 1st pr. us.. i west suore luu
I Itoadlug2d nf. Ss.. IBM Lake Erie & W... 15U
Heading 3d pf. 5. 15Hj New Jersey Ceu..l(tl
N. Y. & N. E. .. 38H Del. & Hudson....l21!i
General Markets.
Pnir.ADUi.i'HiA. Oct. U -Flour quiet: winter
tuper., $2.l"; do. extras. i'4.s.i&l.ly): Ha.i
winter family, 2.6 Pennsylvania roller
straight, S'.JiW.Hil; western winter, clear, 2.Vu
:1.15: western winter, straight, $tS.l.ra').';
winter patent, S'l.m-fflM' Se.j Minnesota clear,
$2.75&'i.; Minnesota straight. iWW.W:mn
nesota patent, t&l.25; Miuuesota favorite
brands, higher. I(e Hour, S-.U5 pur barrol,
Wheat ami. lower, with oo. bid and U7Mo.
asked for OctnhertuSo. hid and (Wide, asked
for Novemlwr; tXc. bid and Gt9je. ttsicod for
December; Vic. bid and .,mo. asked for Jan.
nary. Corn quiet, oasler, with 4ftic. bid aud
47n. asked for October: 4(JA,c. hid and 47p.
aa1rf.fi fnr Xn.Bmh'r. -ilii. ltifl itml iftlflr. nfil-nrl
for December; 46c. bid and 46He. abked for
January. Outsdull, unchanged, wltti COHc. bid
and sic. asked for October: .lAic. bid ami ,!!
asked for November. ISflc. bid and 38J4c. asked
for December; doe. bid and JoUc. asked fot
January. Ileof mm; extra mess, $W.311r
family, liiftlt.su. rork quiet, firm; newmess,
819.50. Lard quiet, steady; steam rendered,
J10.SA. llutter quiet, easy; New York dairy,
lD27o.; western dairy. 17jaic.; Elglns, 29i
30c; New York .creamery, 2439)c.; western
orcamory, UOffiSOc; imitation creamery, 19
24c. Cheese firm; New York large. IK&lDic:
do. fancy, llllHc: do. small, lui)l3o.; part
sklnu, 449Hc-; full skims, Smo. Kcgi quiet,
steady; New York and Pennsylvania, MHtt
Sic; western, 2MH&c-
lluffalo Lire Ktock Market.
BurrALO, Oct. It. -Cattle closed unchanged.
Ilogs closed dull, with a number unsold; corn
fed Yorkers, $6."ift.9 : graseers, $S.5Uh.7i';
mixed (lackers, SO e'sSW 8A; cheloe heavy, S6.gi
ffiH.HU; pigs, S.4 &.i. Sheep sad lambs olosed
very dull, and with the outlook lower; goou
mixed ewee and wi tJjeis. a. I "JfcJ.st'j fair, 8
t)3; extra wethers, $.tfl."S?l ;i; guod to thoic e
lambs. I4.ri.ift4 si i mini in fair, Sl t Or I '
uftincs-
. AMI
IT WILL HOT -CURE.
An agreeable Lnxatlvo nnaNruvB Tosta
Bold by Druggists or sent by mall. 25o., 60a
and $1.00 per package, samples free.
The Favorite TOOTH POTOSS
for tho Teeth and Urcatb, 25
Captain Sweeney, U.S.A.,8anDIego.Cal..
says: "Ehlloh's Catarrh Bemedy Is the Urst
medlclnel haveovcrfoundthatwpulddqma
any good." PrlcoiMcta. BoldbyPrugglsta.
, , Do not neplwt a Cough, aa there Is danger of
Iu leading to Comumption. Siulou's Ccrs
wlllsaroyouaBevereLungTrouble. It U tho
best Cough Cure ondspeedlly relieves Coughs,
Croup, whooping Cough and llroncbltla, and
is sold on a guarantee. US eta.
Public Notice!
int or totftUla QMr ke win be prosecuted
m yrpA4 by tbs Aet ot AmmhLj Approved
ks4BA64a, H 3m f, UNU it I
jhV3N s-t f u ".sia
SAILED THE SEAS 38 YEARS.
One of His Experiences.
liYir thlMT-elirlit vrnrs f'nnt. Loud followed
V. ...in ..I tlm, limn nu innLlfiKftf n VOu.
sol, and upon retiring from the water as up
pointed by the Secretary of tho United Status
Treasury to superintend the seal flshorlex In
masKt, niiicu iKwiuoii nu neiu nvu jrvuia. i
rolatos one experlcnco ns follows:
"For several years 1 lind been trouhlen with
rpniTnl nervniiKnoHH anil naln in tho region
of my heart. My greatost nllllctlon was
'ioeiiio sness; ti was almost lmpoasiuiu iiumy
lime to obi aln rest, and sleep. Having seen
Dr. Miles' remedies ndvertWedl began uslns
Norvlno. After taking nsmull quantity the
'Client received was so great Hint 1 was yvi-
tallied opiates which would Hnnlly liolnjurl
.iveiv ui.'irmeu. tnniKitiK 1110 rcmeny uon-
mis to me; uut on ueing nssurcu ny inouiui;
..Int. that It. W114 nerfectiv hiirmless. I contln
aed it toucthor with tho Heart Cure. Today
I an conscientiously say unit nr. fillies' it
ttoriitlve Nervine and Now Heart Cure did
luoru for mo than anything I had over taken.
i nau ueen treated ny ominciiL puysiciuns
in Now York and San Francisco without ben
Hi. I owo my present good health to tho
ludli'lous use of thoso most valuable remedies,
and heartily recommend them to ullnflllcied
.is I win." Capt. A. P. Loud, Hampden, Me.
Dr. Miles' KeHtoratlvoNervlnonudNewCiire
aro sold by all druggists on a posltlvo.uarin
wv, or by Dr. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart,
lnd.,on reeelptof price, tl per bottle, or six
liotiles for $5, express nrcpnld. They tue
ro.i irutu nu opiates anu uaugvrous urugs.
Mits. milly i:norsoN, i
Troy, N. Y.
The followlnu tribute, to DAXA'8
power over OLD CU1WNIO COM
1'LAIXTS, was sent tialy Il'm. Groom
of the mell-i-noion " OI10021' S 1'ITAIl
MAGX,"11'0 Congress St., Troy, Ar. 1'.:
Gentlemen : I h.tvo been troubled with
I.I V Kit fMII,AI.Vl', COXNTIIM
'I'lON mill lYM'i;i.SIA far a long time
I empkiyod tho host Doctors In the city;
tlioytoldme ,
Old Chronic Complaints
were linril ta c ure. Tlicir uicdiclno did
mo no rood. I stopped taking It and
bought obottlo of DANA'S SAKSAPAItlL
LA. lleforol had taken half ot It I lull
better. I have taken three, bottles ot
DATA'S
SAR3APARS ELLA I
and am better than for years. IT 1LS
ixm: voM)i:its riit mi:, i nn
flit iiii.i llilut; I vt irnt aud It does not
d I si row mu lu tho least.
Yours truly,
Troy, N. Y. MItS. MILLY FEKGUSON.
DANA SARSAPARILLAGOi, BELFAST, ME.
ii
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ImUDRAKEl
AND
A SURE
CURE
son
GOSTI
BlUousnoss, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Diseases of
the ttidnoys, Torpid Liver
Rheumatiam, Dizziness,
Sick Headache, Loss of
Appetite, Jaundice, Erup
' tlons and Skin Diseases.
i tile 23c. pet imOt, BsU by til pftM,
fliTtf, Jl: ', .c; Is LOltt. rropi.. lorllacUt, Tt
Dr. THEEL
1317 ARCH St.,
rhlldt )thi. tufic 6iri.il Pri' tt )
UtheoDl.t ti. -lo to en l' the tinlW
1st li Mil' au:i riuj iram UMHI
pnmuj or ncuu4vj. lu nwuer vtitU
Mhr WSite. nrlnt. mx. sihirU as
rnsnMetf), Slid KlUtts trains oft,!', etc., by tbucfluUued
.AllorttYtUo, HouuropRtlitc, sad Eclocilo ii:em of HU-IU.
BtrlW st odc. t reih cun stawil la 4 to 10 ti i, S.'t.-l tiv o
kwo-oeat stiuiips for bok Truli.M . iblui thi vll)
utoiiUb you,n1 a tru frKu4 to taficriuf bum&ultr ud
thus) MKiuiuUtlng nsrrlsjit!. How d-sltytt ; tn-a-tug;
6 to 8) Buildup, 9ta IU II. Mb wire of quaekt, tfwix
btwk Ilwrstan sad frsuduleat aAtenlKUwntt.
The only SORE ROACH DESTROYER j
Exterminator.
We guarantee ft to rid the house of Rats, Roaches
and Water Bugs, or
Money refunded,
MAURERS'
Persies
INSECT POWDER
Is the best In the market foe
se Sues. Ant. WeTMe.
For Sale by til Drujglili Be linviS JeiuguusM.
Sold ooly In boiUes, oar Thadc Mark oneecb.
"'tht' D. MAURER &. SON,
520 N HtHSf -i ,.f..s.
AN EQU1NECR15MAT10N.
Five Hundred Horsea Meet Death
in a Ohioago Firo,
FRENZIED BREAKS TOR LIBERTY.
When tho Firemen I'lnnlly riulit Tholr
Way Into tho Ilarn Thoy II net Charred
Carcasses Lyinc Ahout on lirery Ilniid.
The Lose Over WI 00,000.
Chicago. Oct. 13. Fretisiod with fright
and driven Into a statttpedo by araRinK
Are tliat broke out last evening In the
Wallace street linrtw of the ChloaRO City
ItBllway company, 600 horses were either
ttiffooated or burned to death. Tho barns
were entirely destroyed. They were lo
sated at Wallace and Thirty-ninth streets,
nnd were among the most extensive under
control of the company. They oocupled
tho large brick building, two storlos in
height, and extending 100 feet on Wallace
anil 00 feet on Thirty-ninth.
The lire broke out about 0 o'clock, and
soon the big low building was surrounded
with flames. They burst from the win
dows on either side, and entrance through
tho doorways was cut off.
Inside the horses woro helpless. They
were blinded by the glare of the flames
and tho smoko that rolled through tho
place in great volumes, and. soon a stam
pedo was in progress. Tho animals surged
back and forth in groups of fifties and hun
dreds in their lnntl rush to escape. Their
loud neighing nnd an occasional cry of
pain told tho people on tho street of the
fearful scenes that were being enacted on
the inside.
Gradually the sounds of the stampoda
grew fainter nnd fainter, and when tfio
first group of firemen had fought their
way Into the barn they Baw charred car
casses lying about on every hand.
Tho loss on building Is 2fi,000; on tho
horses, $50,000, and on the contents of the
barn, cars, feed, etc., $85,000.
ANOTHER CYCLONE SOUTH. .
Beports So Fur llcoolveil Indicate No
Groat I)nmKO.
SAYANNATl, Oct. 13. Siivaunh is In the
teeth of a storm which threatens to equal
In Intensity that of Aug. 37, which swept
the entire Georgia and South Carolina
coast. All vessels in tho harbor have
sought shelter nnd safe anchorages. ' Tho
Bostou steamship Gate City, which was to
havo sailed last night, will remain until
tho storm hns passed. Iu tho city littlo
damage has yet been done.
Jacksokville, Fia., Oct. 13 Tho storm
reached its height here at 2:15 yesterday
afternoon, tho velocity of tho wind being
forty-eight miles an hour. This indicates
that the storm hero will prove less sovero
than expected.
Cuahlkston, Oct. 13. Tho wind is blow
ing In gusts nt forty miles nn hour, but no
uamngo has been done beyond the prostni
tion of telegraph nnd telephone wires. It
Is thought that tho tide may flood some
of tlio streets, but no serious overflow is
feared.
The lEuektalls' llnuulon.
WiLLlAMSi'ortT, Pn., Oct. 13. The
fatuous Uticktn.il regiment, one of tho
hardiest of Pennsylvania's military or
ganizations during tlio war, met here yes
terday in reunion. Tho following officers
of the association were elected: President,
F. P. Kirk, of North liend; vice president,
j. n. ityan, ot Kane: treasurer. E. A.
Irvin, of Curwensvllle; secretary. W. H.
llaucb, of Philadelphia; assistant secre
tary, Airs. W. 11. Itauch. Tho widow and
son of General Kune, the famous leader
ot the Ducktalls, are in attendance.
Deadly Plcht Willi Outlnn..
McAmjbthr, I. .T Oct. 13. Deputy
United States Marshals Cannon and Stan
field today report u lively fight with tho
Woodward gang of outlaws near Fifty
two Springs. There were four desperadoes
George Pierce, Sam Woodward, Lou
Thompson and G. Sofkin. A hot light was
waged for more than an hour, during
which time oyer 200 shots were fired.
George Pierce was killed nnd all the out
laws' horses wero killed. All of tho other
outlaws were wounded, but escaped. The
deputies escaped uninjured.
A Constable's Shot Slay he Fatal.
Allentows, Pa., Oct. 13. Henry Brader,
who was arrested on a trivial assault and
battery charge, nnd who was shot by Con
stable Schrunk while attempting to run
away, is in a precarious condition and Is
not expected to recover. Most of his In
ternal organs are parulvzed. His friends
haVQ OrCTiinizftfl n viirl1nnrM nnn,ml,laa
. -fT' wuinutttD, Ull.l.
an outbreak agninst his prosecutors Is ex
pected at any moment.
rusted Kitty-one Days.
New London, Conn., Oct. 18. Mrs. Amy
Peck, of Lyme, an eccentric old lady, who
had been fasting for the last fifty-one
days, ate a little nourishment Wednesday
afternoon and In a few momenta expired.
She was 71 years old, and for the last two
weeks of herltfe lay In a comatose state.
Urging Pensions for Workers.
London, Oct. 18. -The Paris oorrsapond
ent of The Times says that Premier Du
puy, speaking at a banquet ae Ille-Sur-
'I-.. . .1 . a ..... , .....
uiwaim h is Usui pension lima for
peasants as wall as artisans, and other re
forms to better the lot of the peasantry.
HraelllwH Troupe Ilefeated.
Montevideo, Oct. 18. The insurgents
in Hio Grade du Sul surprised and de
feated the troops of the Braaillau govern
ment in a battle at Quantum. Two hun
dred of the govern uieut troop ware killed
ana many more were wounded.
The Kussla'e rassengere Keleased.
Quarantine, S. I., Oct. 18. All of the
passengers aud crew of the steamer Rus
sia were inspected twioo yesterday, and all
were found well. The cabin passengers
were transferred last evening to the com
pany's wharf at Hoboken, and the steamer
went up to her dock this mornim?.
Fatal Fire In l'rovldence.
Providence, R. I., Oct. 13. Fire In a
dwelliug on Atwell's avenue, occupied by
Joseph Daly and family, resulted in the
death of Harry Daly, 17 years fit age, and
serious injuries from the flames to Mrs.
Daly and another son.
Heklm Kent ta aa Asylum.
Chu aoo, Oct. 13. Cassias Balden, who
erent-.il such a furore some days age by
ii..,oni.g uitt) the board of trade rdt aud
md'ng three people, lis. been oou-i'ued
u itir K.,nL.ikee insaue asylum.
hi- Nitualluu at Hie.
' v. , -i-m Hio
lantlro say that tli- miuhimmi there re
"i.i'iiM iiiiclianue,! llcsiilti 1 y flri'ig s
up In U.,
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"It is
in
II-
tk mind that
makes the man'
said Watts, but modem etliics
deny this, nud give the credit
to tho tailor. It Is question
able, however, if either are
right.
Food
has some claims
in this respect.tlierefore thote
parents who would build up
the physique of their children
pay strict attention to their
rliet. Children are all fond of
liar try; for this to be health
l
III.
-llli
4$
(Hie
ii-"
4
ji
p.
' .'!y prepared,
A
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fTTELEN
n;i-l be used as a shortening.
I is
H
ppcommenilcd
fcy the best Cooks.
Consult your physician up
on ifo healthmlness.
P?nlthmcentslnitaiJiBttoS It.
JTolrboJil: is Co.. Chicane. Tor lmtKt
somo ottolene Cook Hook, contain
IiiubIx Hundred reclpee. iiwieirert tav
nlanenilnentnathorltleonci.okiiia.
Coltoleno Is sold liy ull grocers.
llcfuee allsubstllutes.
Made only by
N . it. FA I RB AM K 6. CO.,
CHICAGO, and
138 If. Delaware Ave.. Wj,
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Professional Cards.
TOIIN K. COYI.E,
A TTORNKY-A T-LA W.
Office Ueddall building, Rhenandosh, P.
M
M. UDRliK,
A TTORNEY A T-LA IT.
SQXHAttDOAD Ti..
Office Room 3, 1'. O Building, Shenandosh,
at d ISsterly building, 1'ottsvllle.
0.
T. HAVICE,
SURGEON DENT1S1.
Offlce Northeast Cor. Mala and Centre Sts
Shenandoah, over Stein's drug store.
jyj- H. KISTLER, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
Office -ISO North Jsrdln street, Snenmaosh.
D
K. E. V LONQACUE,
Graduate In
Kcleriiiary Surgery and Dentitiry.
All calls by mall, telegraph or telephone at.
tended lo with promptness. Hurgloal opera
tions performed with the greatest care, Offlce I
Commercial Hotel, Shenandoah
JpRANK WOMER, M, V.
Specialist Treatment of Catarrh,
Practice limited to diseases ot the eye, es
uoseand throat. Spectacles furnished, gus
antced to suit all eyes
Office 13 South Jardln street, Shenandoah.
S3 SHOE hoTOp. .
Do you wear them? When next lit need try a psOtA
Best In the world.
.$5.00
110
4.00
$2.50
$3.50
$2.00
ron utoitS'
$2.00
l. 73-
FOR BOYS
$1.75
$2.50
$2.25
$2.00
If you want it fine DRESS SHOE,- mads In the lalsd
ttvles, don't pay $6 to $8, try my $3( $3.50, $4.00 or
$5 Shoe, They (it 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 the bottom, look for it when you buy
W.I,.lOUT.' . -.i. Soldbfj
IOEPH PAI.I,
14 South Main Street, t-'hensndoafc, Vt..
C. V. Both, Rlnctonn, Pa.
CURE5 RISING
BREAST . .
"MOTHER'S FRIEND"
oftcrcil child-bearing vonian. I have been a
unit-wile for many yean, and In each cues
Tdiero "Mother's Friend" hudbecuusod it :
sc. i iurlwlK'd wonders and relieved niDch
ntifferlag. It is tbe liest n-iuedy lor rtslK of
the breast to. n, and worth the .irioeforStuu
alone. Mas. 11 M. l.ut srrn,
Muutgojuery, Ala.
Sent bjrexnress.rhsrts piepatf oa reoelrx
ot price, (1.90 per bottle.
BRADFIELO ttEOUIwATOR CO..
isoldbyandruggUts. atlajra. Oa
THJS CHOICEST DHINK8
Can always be had at
EARLEY'S SALOON,
Cor. Lloyd and Market Sts.
Be Beer, Ale and Fortei sno anest Otcirs
alravs on hsoeV Polite Uvetment in tit
WEEKS' SALOON,
17 8. Main Street.
1W Bruds of Witts, Wtisltyi uA Oifi
rresh Beer, Porter sad Ale
'w.T. on ta
NAURICK KIVUK
OOVE OYSTERS
fcf&
W.J "e"SS. SKV s
v v,w iirrua.refi 10 nu Oru(
in large or small uiiantitles at our
wutilebolesno n mil siorw. All order
executed nh care mid prooptness.
II m. NOBIiH CO.,
ii i!w t- f-. Jirdiu Bt Sheomdoali, I'a,