r' It A VETERAN'S VERDICT. Tho War is Over. A Well-known Sol dier, Correspondent and Journal ist Makes a Disclosure. Indiana cont rlbiited Iht thousands of brave .ol'lt' rs tottic war, and no state bcurn a bol 'iri'Mnl In that rcip rt ilnw It dous. In 1 .nnv It Is rapidly acqulrliiK hi. i i-v table place. In war and literature - 'lumon Yrwell, woll Known us a writer as Sul,' ha-won an honorable lHMttlon. Diir ln tin- Into war lio whs a member of Co. M, u 'I Y Cavalry and of the trhli Indiana ln t tutry Volunteers. Iti'-iiinllnc urn important ii' umst'inre ho writer as follows: . i ml of us old eternus liero are iikIiir ir Milf3' Itestoratlvo Nervine, Heart Ouie 1 Nerve and Liver l'MK all of them rI Inn i.lc idUl -.itlsfiietlon. In fact, we have never i i v mcdles that compare with them. Ut i r i'UU we must say t hoy are t he oust coui i in a ion of i lie qualities required In a nrop i ritlni) of their nature we havo over known. We have none but words of praise for them. Tin y an. the onmrowth of a now principle ir. rji llilne, and tone up t lie system wonder fully Wo uy to all, try tlioto remedies.'" i lomon Yewcll, Marlon, Intl., Doe. S, 18S2 Tin ,e remedies arc sold by nil druggists ot n positive Kiiaranteo, or sent direct by the l)r Miles Medical Co , Blkhart, Ind.. on re- ip- of prli'o, SI per lxittle, six bottles $5, o prt i prepnhl. 'J'hoy positively contain ueltbw ui i H i nor tluuKoroud drug. CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT No, 207 West Coal Street, SHENANDOAH, PENNA. -A(iNT FOR CELEBRATEf UGEB 1 1 i fill ifLSNEB BEERa i i i Porter, Ale and Fine Old Stock Ale. Do These (iuei4lnns Apply to You ? They are suro u interest hundreds of readers nt th'l naner. paper. :.n.e ou-novery in people aro I d with tlr-e skuinloms. and really don't troubled with tle -e sjmpioms, and really don't linow what s thi mutter wttn them. Here are the questions Arc you nerv us - Have you a coulj ? Is yc-r throa -ore v 13 vcu apprtn" pouri Do you bawK and spit? Do yd taut t . d easy? Is your noso -i.ipnil up? Iattulwavsf id hi scabs? Is your breaj. isive? Ii jour hcarr-Trfnootod ? t3 your tonrt.i frequently ceatedr Is your mouiii r U of slime upon rising? If you have ,-u have, or are getting, a bad case of catarrh O o bottle of Mayors Mag neto Catarrh jre is guaranteed to cure any case of Catarrh, and will last for a three months treatment Ask your drugtfist, who tv.11 c.e you nn aiisolute guarantee. For sale by inruslsts ltPmer.iber one bottle to cure, and guarnntcx 1 by our avents. A CUP OP CHOCOLATE delicious to the tasto, Invigorating and strengthening to the body, made ir. ONE MINUTE from Only 3(i ets. for a full pmml paehagt, Ttz cx , i ou application to jnanuX&aturara. FOR ElUt BY L' I" Fv v K. Magsrgle, W. H. Waters I 1X H1CU K1VKK OYSTERS '-- i .vd prepared to fill orders ' -! i muil quantities at our - rnd retail store. A U orders e - i w -ib care and nwmpuien. Ii. NOSIjS c CO.. 8 11 lSw p H. J s r din Ht. Shenandoah, Pa. SNI UDEN'S : LIVERY Horses ana Carnages to Hire. Esullrz ot U kinds promptly attended to Kciaes taken vo board, at rites tbstsre liberal. OoPHR ALLEY, Hear of the Coffee Boast P-Fic Notice! i j given tbtt persona oaetro; - .ug Mr kfe will bevraMcuttd i it s Aoi ol assemUy approved s -. : . nm t, m it ftApr tho OPPOSED BY THE ADMINISTRATION. A High Authority Unyn the t'resldaut Still Inlat on Vncnndltlnnat Itepent of the .Sherniali I.nw-TIn limine Would l"as the Comprnmtae Promptly. Washington, Oct. 8S. A compromise lins at last been,ngrecd to by the senatorial majority. Tho exact text of tho measure will not be known until It is offered for tho consideration of the ennt. While it is still subject to ininnr chantres, the lead ing features have been made public, It fixes the dnte for the act to take effect as Oct. 1, 1HM. The silver bullion purchased tinder tho present law Is to be coined Into liver dollars, an well as the seigniorage thereon and tire seigniorage now in the treasury. All notes under the deiioinlna' Hon of $10, except silver certificates, are to be retired and silver coin -or certificates to be substituted. A man high in the counsels of the ad ministration said last night: "The m-esi' dent adheres to the tiosition that the pur chasing clause of the Sherman law should bo unconditionally repealed. The lower bouse of congress voted f or repeal by an overwhelming majority, n majority in the senate are in favor of unconditional repeal and the sentiment of the country demands the passage of the pending bill. It is not truo that Secretary Carlisle is or has been In favor of the compromise which was subscribed to by a number of senators on baturday. lie and other memliers or the cabinet aro opposed to that measure." Morn Wind 111 the Setm(. The silver question will probably again this week occupy the attention of the sen ate to the exclusion of every other subject, unless it be some minor matter like the confirmation of presidential oppointmeuts, Even should the compromise bill be brought in this afternoon there is littl prospect of concluding the consideration of the question before the latter part of the week. Senator Jones, of Nevada, who has spoken already onthreodiirerentdays, announce that ho will require parts of two or three days more for the conclusion of lifst remarks. Senator Teller also has on hand a speech which he began two or three weeks since which he would like to have an opportunity to conclude. There ro proliably others of tho silver advocates who are similarly Inclined, There is n possibility that the compro mise may fail, though all tho probabili ties aro in favor of its success. If it should fail the throttle will bo thrown wide open again, and no one can foretell what the week might briug forth. The course of events in tiio house during the week will hinge upon the result of the effort to put through tho compromise nt the-othcr end of tho Capitol. If the com promise should reach the house before the consideration of the bankruptcy bill is disposed of that bill will be put aside, that prompt action may be had in the financial measure. It is not expected, however, that the compromise bill will reach tho house under the most favorable circumstances until the latter end of tho week. Unless it becomes apparent that there might be unreasonable delay in committee, the bill will be referred under the rule to the coin age, weights and measure committee. If thero is a disposition to hold it there a mo tion will be made to concur in the senate amendments when tho bill is taken from the speaker's table. No sort of doubt semis to exist nbout tho house. It will nn,i rmss with expedition nnv com. PaaB aim pass wim txpeimion, any com promise unit goes mrougu mo senate, ltanlcriiptcy lllll In the ItniiRp. Tho bankruptcy bill; unless the finan cial measure dislodges it, will probably occupy tho entire week. Much opposition to this measure in its present form has de veloped. Messrs. Culberteon and Bailey, Democrats, and William A. Stone, Ilepnli llcac, of the committee which reported the bill, are among its opponents. Mr. Stone will open the fight against the bill. Mr. Culbertson sifys that it must bo amended in many particulars, while others say that it can never pass unless several changes are made. One of these changes is tho involuntary clause, by which a man may be put through the bankrupt court even when it Is not to his advantage or a majority of his creditors' to have sucli action taken. Mr. Stone points out many defects in the bill. The income tax sentiment is growing among the Democrat of tho house. It is now inteudod to make up the preseut de ficit of the soigniorngo of silver in the treasury, but the deficiency under tho now tnriff bill cannot be disposed of in any other way than by some new method of taxation. Kiilirimdurs Will I'roteiit, Easton, X'a., Oct. 33. A speoial union meeting of the Brotherhood men con nected with the railroads centering in this city was held here yesterday to consider various grievances which will be laid be fore the officers of the Lehigh Valley rail way at Bethlehem by the general board of adjustment. Representatives of all the railroad organizations east of the Alle gheules will be present at the conference. Murdered ly Ilrovf nliig. Memphis, Oct. 88. While Charles Brown, an employe of the government at this place, Thomas Jefferson Pike and another young man were out boat riding an altercation occurred between Pike and Brown, which ended in the latter being tlirmvn out of the skiff into the river, where he w. drowned. Mtuit to the Penitentiary. Scbantos, Ph., Oet. 88. Agostina Nolle, for the murder of Coustantine Prigranui iu May last, was sentenced by Judge Gun gter to fifteen years bi the Kastern peni tentiary. Peter Hamburg, lor twice burning the Elm Park Methodist ehurch, got the full limit, ten years. Gored to IleatU by n Hull. LAUBBL, Del., Oet. 88. Joseph Thomp son, 12 years old, the son of a dairyman near Itockwalling, was gored to death by a bull while iu company with his elder sis ter, whoee ml cap incited the animal. The young lady hersulf was fatally trampled. Clieerlns lVnnls from 3laarliuotte. New Bedford, Maas., Oct. 83. A de elded improvement is to be observed in the local industrial outlook, and the output of the manufacturing establishments of this oity will show a substantial increase this week, Osly rourtee i New Vellew Fever 0ee. BBVKiWicx, Qa., Oet. 8S. On white and thirteen negroes WBiirtu jtt &ew y4iow f evsr mm May Oomo to a Vote in Senate This Week. Two Stepping Stones to consumption arc ailments we often deem trivial a cold and aconeli. Consumption thus ac- -mired ts riffiitiy termeu un- . . r.?-I. l..a " sumption ituin iicgiu-i. Scott's Emulsion Snot only stops a cold but itisre- I ,,.. - r..l ...l.- t. tnr.rKaoiy aucvea-iui wucic urci ouglt has become deep seated. j ScoN's Emulsion is the richest of fat-foods yd ?? easiest fat-food to (tike. Ft arrests waste and builds up healthy ftrsh. T'liMinredbylSoottftBnwiie.F.Y. All dmmlrta POLITICAL. VOTE .FOR MARTI! -FOlt- COMMISSIONER VOTE FOR -FOR- CONTROLLER. VOTEIFOR Oi Slienaiidoali, -FOH- TREASURER VOTE FOR -FOR- COMMISSIONER VOTE FOR G. 0. MATTEN -FOR- REGISTER. VOTE FOB DrDaniel Decheri - FOH- CountyTreisnrer Dr. THEEL 1317 ARCH St.. Vlilladtlt.bU. (otUcta SirloUj VrU to 1h thevul) tiuaabU' 14 cure tbt unfur tunateutT. riugframltluod 1'uUon. NniH-lul UUt-a... HI rloturtti-. Ha. Iilllty, dwafi lrupu(enoy( eui.. prltnarf cht MooaJarjr, (no matter vbat othurl wrltt. crlut. uv. adirtlau or fuarmotee), and all the train of evil-, eto., by tfao oomMnt-4 JUlupatliio, jioiu-Poi'iilc, aoI Kc)iclla ytmi of tutsil.ine. Kfllijf at oaoe. Ir'-hcutt-icurvdliiitolOdavi. Stid tie IwCHMDtatarap fur bock "Truth Bnnetbl-tg that will aitoui.-t foa(and a truo frl u4 to lafltiriug bummttr mi tboaa aoDUtuplaiiDg tuarriwr. Hours dallyt &to I; r?& iut; A to 8 Suti 1st. 9tu 1-M. Be wirt ofqiu-ek-, HuU book Htoratore aud frauJuieut attvertlsuiutiata. n ChthetUi Kncliak 1U1 Br-Bd. Orlirl AFC. aJuftT. nllftlU LAO mihJ brand iu Utd ana Ovid !,( -i-Jea witli blui' ntibuu, salliis. Rrtil dMOfOtlM turn atut intiloKom At DrngfUu, or 2 ALLEN twtuifJr WRECK ON THE P., F. W, AND C Three Trnlnmrn Ilccolro Injiirle Hint May llemilt Tntnlly. IJMA, 0., Oct. S3. A bail wreck occur red on tlie Pittsburg, 1'ort Wayne nnd Chicago road, in a dene fog, at Monroe vlllo, west of this city, early in the morn ing. West bound vestibule train Xo. 85 was running in several sections nnd the second one was standing nt n switch near Monroeville awaiting the arrival of the seoond section of east bound passenger train Xo. 4. The fog hung so heavily that it was Impossible to see further than a few feet ahead of the engine. The west bound train was standing rlose to the switch and was in charge of Conductor PIilpps and Engineer Daly. The east bound train was In charge of Conductor Guinty and Hngi neer Cowan. The train was running at a slow rate of speed, bnt owing to the fog and the en gineer's inability to see where ho was En gineer Cowan had commenced to slow up, as he thought it was about time for him to reacli the 'switch. Suddenly there loomed up iu .front of him an engine, and before he cotfld jump he crashed into the other train and both were piled in a wreck. Kngiueer Cowau was Ii mly scalded, and was taken from his engine by passengers who had escaped injury. Fireman Daly was caught and badly hurt. Uue ot His lags were broken, and it is thought he Is Injured Internally. Brakemati Kred Hunt was found lying near the track uncon scious and suffering from wounds which may result fatnlly. Hvlilonco AKnlimt Torturer. PrTTSDtTRO, Oct. 88. Evidence ngalnst tho flvo men arrested for robbing and tor turing Mrs.Knohel Logan atCoraopolls last Tuesday night is accumulating. Squire 8. P. McCall, of Tarentum, Identified the gang as the gang that attempted to rob his father at West Freedom, Clarion county, some mouths ago. At that time they were arrested and taken before Bqulre AlcfJall, who recognized one oi them, John Shields. The latter said they hud been tramping through the country and had stopped at the McCall houso for refreshment and not with the intention of robbing it. Two Southern Lynching. Ch ATT A xoor - a, Oct. 38. Friday even ing, near Pikevlllo, thirty miles north of , here, an orphan girl, Miss liosn Boring, I was found dead in a secluded spot with her throat r.ut from oar to ear. Inanima tion showed she had been outraged before being TOtirdet ed. A negro named Gamble was aiTestsd yesterday, made a complete confession, and was strung up by n mob, AM.ANT4., Oct. 23. Ned Jenkins, ano rto, was lynched in Clayton county. He linil nm f .&.-.( rl tltitt. It, nr.tannnil WMtliiiM, ' Bunk's family ot setvii a:fow days before. M'nnftui Yvliit4eit4 Ir Ni,liruhki. STilOMWifnii, Neb., Oi't. It is re ported that the Woman'. Curistian Tem- poranco union, of Oscealn, Xeb., prgan- lzeu ItsK Into a whitecap society for til expressed purpose of chastising several resident young women whoso reputation ior chastity is not above reproach. IJy tho use of iltcoys the whiteenps succeeded in entrapping their victims, one of whom was llogtred into insensibility, while tw others 'escaped with their clothing torn from then' persona. Kt'ven of the perpe tratore were arrested- It Gait Colds. Couarhs. &ore Throat. CrOTiP. Ina nza, Whooping Cough, Bronchi til andAlthmk A ccrinin cure ior uonsumpcion in srst i.i(r and a aure rallef in advanced ntagea. Ue at one. You will ae the esclLmt eff-c tfter taking tha flnt dona, Sold ny dertere bottles 60 canta a a? ft 1.00 ?nera. i-arf i 1THE BCSiSD I I THATOURESi 2 MU8. OLIVEU CHERKIER, On Crutches 10 Years ! BEATING SORES THAT i WOULD NOT HEAL ! j CUKEDJ CUHEDJ BM Dana Sahsaiaku.i.a 00. g OKNTiiiN 1 vlih to tHtUr to th etau7B jg-.f DANA.S S.UU.U'ABILLA. g BH Fur tovt-rftl year, I luu bevu luSering from anfl Sbml Illuuil al,i-.lcr ctlleil by different Hj Mnamei by Uif tevrml Phyi-lsu iho attended m, y, ImtwhiLlil,utlle,l the kill ol them all. Itat-M fto.'kal my fin-.-, UATl.VO AWAYl gU'l'SIl- KI'lEhll, "! leaving a nenlMenl BH Srilliillntf a.ire, which iiothiogoulahal. ltS Bluo broke out on my llmlia a VljVJSlCaK niiici:. tr moiitui i v-a, ctiiiiueil iob and have been niiiilil to 5-wiihomtrutcUe. for ovit ten vitr. B lwt faU I pitrchasi-tl thr bottlei of DANA'S SARSAPARILLA of Vi Urv It ieluel nit from the Ar4.i I LHk it fMilLtfuIlv. and 1 tan now ullnd torn ny htriwbul 4uUeuil wulk. at well! mi ever. i 1 am -tirv tttat mji is ai nnr a tnlritclV Ml .i.yminu iuai iiupfH-na u Hie pntf iu any. Uk.iu,N Y, itfcri. OUVKII Clit0RHIfi iit vtijcmen .We cnclum tt'ftil.touial ol Mm. IC'iinlcr, which is ttrviig enduwiiii'iit u( yourfi imlu-.bk'i'itiniMHuid. WeiotlitTe her Utt'o-etrt torn iim line im ,T.ry vimytru Maio-e, N. T. WkttMkfc-dTlDraKiiia Tho Nation's Tributo of Rospoot to the Ooldior-Statesmau, IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL BERVIOES, Stirring riinernl Onitlonli Over tho Iloily hy Mlnlttem Diipny ainl I.oulellon. The Oemiiin Amlinsintlor at the Head of the Dlplnmiitlo Cnrpa. Paris, Oct. 88. Amid all the pomp of pence and war the ii.uns of Marshal MacMahon, ex-presl- 'tit of France and Duke of Magenta, were conveyed yester day from the church of Iji Madeleine, across the river Seine, to the Hotel des In valides. there to rest until the great rev eille is sounded by the heavenly trum peter. When the guard of honor had cleared the necessary space in front of the church countless beautiful wreains, crosses and pillows of ilowers were placed upon and around the casket. Among the floral offerinirs were beautiful displays oi lilacs, violets and ros sent by Queen Vic toria and the Prince of n ale3. In the line of mnrch were lnrge delega tions from nearly every Kuropean nation, preceded by the llower of the French army as a guard of honor, llcpresentntives ot the different diplomatic corps wero pres ent. In force. The latter wero headed by tho Kalian ambassador. Count Ressman, and bv the Gorman ambassador, Count Count von Minister. Then came tho rep resentatives of the Prince of Wales, King Humbert of Italy and others. Kllla'3 Aillillllil With th Diplomats, Admlrni Avclan walked with the diplo matic corps, and the other Russian officers were at the head of the delegation repre senting the French army. The latter cor don of the procession included officers from every branch of the army. Large numbers of members of the chamber of deputies and civil bodies, including the Italian colony In l'arls, followed, ah tne male spectators stood bare headed ns tb funeral procession passed down the line Itoynlo and made Its way toward the Hotel des Invalldes. At the latter building a double lino of pensioners, with mourning bands around their arms, was drawn up on either side of the ceril ril avenue, open inn on the Quay d'Ursuj . While the body of Mnrshal McMahon was on its way to the Hotel des Invalides, the chapel of the Invalidos wns filling up with notabilities. Among the llrst nrriV' als was Marshal Canrobert, now the only surviving marshal of France. The head of the funeral procession readied the Hotel des Invalldes at 1 p. m. and wns carried to the chapel, which was richly deeorated with black and silver draperies, mid where it wns received by Cardinal Pinhard, archbishop of Paris, who officiated at tho last religious cere monies over the dead, which lnsted fully one hour. At Host In Mm Knplannilc. At tho conclusion of the religious ser vices the coftln was conveyed to tho court of honor. While tho body wns In the court of honor M. Dnpuy, minister of in struction, and General Loulsellon, minis ter of war, delivered stirring orations over the body of tho veteran soldier. A most impressive march past of the troops at tho Hotel des Invalldes followed. The mem bers of the diplomatic oorps witnessed the soldiers defile from a position which they took up on tho right side of the entrance to tho Ksplanade, nnd tho liussian sailors witnessed the same ceremony from tho left sine oi tne entrance. After this last ceremony nnd last trib uto of respect upon the part of tho mili tary authorities the coffln containing the body of Marshal MncMahou was slowly borne to the vault reserved for marshals of France, which is situated beneath the ehn nel . I The Germnn ambassador and the other I prominent representatives of Emperor tlliiun present were unable to find car- i riages at the conclusion of , 'e ceremonies at tne iioiei nes inviii and were obliged to return to the German embassy on foot. On the way to the embasgy the people made a respectful passage for them I and in no way attempted to insult the much hated German uniform. Six Thrown Orerlinanl hy an ISxplimliin, j ClscnrsATl, Oct. 33-. The old ferryboat ' Ilellevue, which has for the past six j months seen service as a towhoat, hetween I this city and Moscow, O., exploded one of j her boilers while lying at the wharf at I the foot of Ludlow street. Five men and I one woman on board were blown into the I water or stunned by the explosion. Rube Simmons, the fireman, was dangerously scalded. Tragic Death of a I.Himir. MiiXEiXiF.viLLE, Pa., Oct. 83. T. B. La mar, a relative of the late L. Q. C. Lamar. dropped dead while cutting weeds with his knife from his father's grave. He was , found in the family square, his head re clining against his father's monument I and his knife open in his hand. He died of heart disease. Kmperor William In Smony. Dresden, Oct. 83. Kaiser Wilbelm ar- rived here last evening. He conies to at tend the military jubilee of King Albert of Saxony. At the palace he. was cor dially welcomed by King Albert. The kaiser presented the king with a field marshal's baton decorated with brilliants. A ryclooe Comlny. Washington, Oct. 23. Tho West India cyclone is central near Hatteras, and will probably move thence northward alonju; tha middle Atlantic coast, utteudod b -ere gales and heavy rain along the middle At lantic and south New England couat. rolacad Acitluat aelnlli.u. BERLIN, Oct. 28. Tha Ultra Conserva- ' tives aud the Anti-Semites have uuiUxl under the name oi the United Parties Faithful to the Empire in Berlin, and have decided to favor the same candidates in the Prussian elections. , Lnntlou Mai Hid for the Ills l'lclit. London, Oct. 38. The New York mana gers want the National Sporting club to to offer a purse of J15.000 for the Mitchell and Corbett llglit. The directors of the olub will arrive at a decision tomorrow. Never tteparataxl for a Day. j West Chester, Pa., Oct. 88. For thirty two yeari. John Hall and wife, of Norih Matlack street, whose wedding anniver sary will occur this evening, have never been apart twenty four hours at a time. Baby Killed by a Falling Counter. j Hasuctox, Pa., Oet. SR. A counter, enooked over by playing ohildren ta John nuka's store here, killed Duka's -yeai - : 4d teogbtw Mary, o& whom it fall. r irv. usiness It is characteristic of the Wren tlmt it will sneak in nnd occupy the nest made by another bird, in preference to building one ot its own. This same trait is often seen in business. It is shown by the imitators of No sooner has the wonderful merit of this new vegetable short ening, so much better than lard, created for it a remarkable sale and popularity, than the business wrens are ready to move upon the market witli many worthless counterfeits. Any housekeeper can be easily and cheaply con vinced of the value of CoTTOLENB by simply giving it a trial. They will then be unwilling to go back to lard, or go down to fraudu lent imitations. Sold In 3 Bin! 5 pound pall, j Made only by N.K. FAIRBANKS CO., CHICAGO, and 138 N. DELAWARE AVE. IE., PHILADELPHIA. Professional Cards. TOUN K. COYIiK, A TTOllNEY-A T-LA W. Offloe Ileaaall building, ahenanflost, P. gOL,. KOSTEIt, ATTORNEY anil COUXSELIdi&Al'-tiA Room 3. Mountain City Hank Building, Pott vlllo, Pa. T r M. BTTKKE, . TTORNEY A T-LA if. SHENANDOAH, Tk. Oaice Room 3, p. o Building, Shesaii.B.Bi a;,d Esterly building, l'ottsvtllc. Q T. HAVIOE, 8UEGB0N DENTIS7. Ofloe Northeast Oor. Slain ana Contre St Mictandoali, over Stoln's drug store. M. H. KISTLEIt, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. (ifflco -ISO North Jurdln street, Shennfl.oh. S3 SHOE no'tp, Do you wear them 7 When next In need try a pak.) Best in tne worm. .5.00 00 2.50 $4.00 $3.50 $2.50 $2.25 &9 nn 2.80 FOR LADIES1 2.00' FOR BOY - FOR ,ftfl1 (ES If you want a fine DRESS SHOE, made InthelaieiC styles, don't pay $6 tc $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 a' $5 Shoe, They fit equal to custom made and look ii wear as well, If you wish to economize In your footweV do so by purchasing W, I., Douglas Shoes, Name an price stamped on tho bottom, look for It when you buy VV.I..DOUGI.A.. i:---!-ton. Hui, SoUbfJ JIMEPH KAI.I,, 14 South Matu Htreet, Shenandoah, Fa, C. F. Rotli, RinKiown, Pa. if used by Wlrts about to experience the pateful ordeal attendant upon ChiW-birth, proves an infallible nr-eoi-tlo lor, and obvuvtes the tortures ofooa finenittat, I'uenine tun flcngtr thuea to Kih mother d child. Sold by all drop-gists. Sent by eij.roaa on reoeipt ot price, eij,u per bottle, c-argos ;re- eRADFIELO REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA. IU TUB CHOICEST BMINK8 Can always be bad at EARLEY'S SALOON. Cor. Lloyd and Market Sts. HftM Beer, Ale and t-orter &o finest Clears aJ v a-g OB hr!. Pol It vrstmens to '!. Entirely 3xr VEGETABLE W" w ' " MANDRAKE ASD A SURE CURE COSTIVE NESS Biliousness, Dyspopsla, Indigestion, Diseases of tho Kidneys, Torpid Liver Rheumatism, Dizziness, Sick Headache, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, Erup 1 tlons and Ckin Diseases. I Pric 25c. ptr t:..lo, Bell tr U Dtcjiiu. Ii J8t, ;tlUl -1 1 i out), fn.pt. . rlif laa, v D (pjfo-6'E F"Sf 3
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