i iiiiii ii Mpiwr i
ICLBSAiFSIIEVENDE.
How It Would be Koduood Uudor
M0USWKS
0USEKEEPE
Oausetl by Incompetenco on tlio
the Now Tariff Law,
.shouub use
Loliigh Valley Eoad
NECESSITY OF AN INCOME TAX.
TWO 1CW MEN KILLED YESTERDAY
What is
V.I :
Cnstorla is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Inmnts
ami Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use. by
Millions of Mothers. Gastorla is the Children's Pnuaeea
the Mother's Friend. 4
Caatoria.
"Cafltorlatano well adapted to children that
I recommend It as superior Uiarijr prwcriitlon
known to mo." H. A. AROtntH, M. 1).,
Ill 80. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
" The u) of 1 Costorta ' 1 m tinlverml and
Itfl tnerltH so vrell known that It tweina a work
of supererogation to endorse It. Few am the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castortn
within easy reach."
CablobMartvj,-, I). I).,
New York City.
Tms Centaur
CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT
No. 207 West Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH; PENNA.
-AGENT FOR-
CELEBRATED LAGER
1 1
Porter, Ale and
Pine Old Stock Ale.
RETTIG'S
Beer and Porter.
T AM AGENT for the
-1- Chas. Bettig's Cele
brated Beer aud Porter in
this vicinity, also Berguer
& Engel's celebrated India
Pale Ales and Old Stock.
Orders will receivo prompt
attention. Finest brands
of Liquors and Cigars.
SOLOMON HAAK-
120 South Mam Street.
lie Your Own Doctor.
For one dollar get a bottleof Mayers' MaR
netlo CatHtrh Cure. It will last for three
months, and la absolutely guaranteed by your
druggist,
Doctors say the only way to cure catarrh and
hay fever Is by enbalatlon. Wo havt worked
lor 3 ears to accomplish a good, simple method
for InhallrE medicine, and offer Mayers' Mag
netic Catarrh Cure, which Is used by this now
method, to the public, and guarantee It to cure
any case, no matterof how long standing. One
bottle Is all yon need to Hccomplisha cire. It
will last for three months. Ask your druggist
or address The Mayers Drug Co, Oakland, Md.
THE WO.SHF.il OF THE AGE.
Have you citarrh ? No dojbt you have.
Most people are so afflicted. Get a bottleof
MaTer'sMacnetlcCatarrh Cirre from your drue-
prist. It's Ue only medicine of its kind on the
market ana absolutely guHraoieea. ror suie
by druggists ana price n
SNEDDEN'S : LIVERY
Horses one Carriages to Hire.
fiaullnr of all kinds promptly attended to.
Horses tusen to ooara, at rates
that arc liberal.
1
!
i
1 On PEAR ALLEY. Hear of (he Coffee Boast.
f MAUIIXCK K1VBR
J COVE OYSTERS
We are now prepared to fill orders
In large or small quantities at our
wholeso:e and retail store. All orders
executed with oare and promptness.
3R.. IX. STOBXiXJ OO.,
II ll-13w 6 8. Jardln HL. Shenandoah, Pa.
JOE WYATT'S
SALOON and restaurant,
(Christ, Bossier's old stand,)
Pkiulii and Caul HtH,, Shenandoah,
Best beer, ale and porter on ta
tap. The flnem
brands of whiskeys and cliars. Pool room t
1 ached,
Public Notice!
Notlolsneri..ysi- n -t persoas awtroy-
UBt m detain!'.! ncer itta wiu m pnwouHu
'at, ,-n,v!drt by me Act of Assembly approved
a,Ap-.i.Hi,iaf.
Brewers' Association.
1 rtrm.ahJPa .udo, 18 ly
ruuu.fi- aiTw uMUiiil
Caatoria.
Cwiliirla cure Ooh'c, OonrtljiHtlon,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhcm, Kructntlon,
Kill Worms, given uleep, and tiroinolw di
gestion, Without Injurious medication.
"For several years 1 hate recommended
your 'Caatoria,' and shall always continue to
do so on It has invariably produced beneficial
results." '
Edwin F. 1'ahiibb, 51. 1).,
lasih Street nnd Tth Ave., New York City,
Oumi - ahy, 77 Muiuiay Sthkkt, Nkw York Crrr
Some Cold Cornem.
ST. Pali., Minn., Dec. a. The coltlwt
plnco yusturday tvns l'rlnce Albert, Cn
nila, where the mercury was ii clegs, be
low; lllsninrck, N. D., wns 28 below uil
Sloorlieiul, Minn., 21 below.
Dublin's N'W I.oi-il Mnyur.
f Drm.iN. De li. Alderman Mllnti wa
yostcrdaj Il"IkI lord mnyor of Dn Win.
3ScU.,
COcts., and
$1.00 per
Cures Coughs, noarsenrs,Sore Tliro.it,
Croup promptly; relievos Whooping Couch
nnd Asthma. For Consumption It has no
rival; hascured thousando whcroall others
failed; will cure too If taken In time. Sold
liv Drmrrrista nn affiiarqntee. For T.n me Hack
-or Chest. uso SUlCon'S 1-1.AST15IU 25cta.
kH 1L0H'SCATARRH
iecd to euro you. Trice 60 cts. Injector free
Sold by C. IT. Hsgenbuch, Shenandoah.
Bell's Museum
112 Sooth Milg St,
Open from 1 to ('
andvto 11 p m. daily
Chungo of program
twice a week. Ad
mission, 10 cts. to all
parts. Children un
der !) years, 5c. All
may cotno without
escorts.
Of holes in a skimmer
I Lots of ways of throwing away money. One
ui me uest meuious 01 economizing is 10 insure
! In first class, thoroughly reliable companies,
1 elthor lite, Uro or accident, such as represented
"J
No. la) Houth Jardln street, Bhenandoah. Ps
W. J. DECK'S
Wheelwright Shop
Has been removed to Hear Alley,
lletween Centre and Lloyd .Streets.
Wheelwright work, Carriage nnd
Wagon building, Ilorsoslioeing
and Uenenu Kopiuring or all
kinds promptly attonded to.
IT) (Tklchr.tirc. i-:.u;v.,n I!iuan4 Brw4.
lENNYRGYfif. PLLS
iVfifli K VSF
"W 1" hvr. au-t- Ht Utu- V
I " fit f""'', " 1 ITH.I I. T wild 44
I C. jjr 1 --.mi.-. 1 11 . k i tiuwcu- mi
I'D4 IT "tH f f.ir UlUViLlrr 'rUW1
tor
tjl. f.l I a..!liitit1vinrVIiMUrt
W r U" v-i
K. J. KEPXaXSR,
Ite of Mhamokln, has opened a
MARBLE : YAUD !
128 N. West Street, Shenandoah, Pa,
He Is prepared to receive orders for all kinds
of monument and tombstone work, which will
be done In a first class manner on short notice
and reasonable terms
The Man Who wrote the Song !
"lie never caret to wamler
J'Yom his own flretitle,"
was Inspired while sitting beforo one of my tine
Hf liters. I also have on hand the best Htoves
and Manges In the market and a large stoek of
liousefurnlshlng Goods. 1'lumblng, rooting
and Spouting a specialty. All work guaranteed.
Cor. of Lloyd and White Sts.. Pbenandoah, Pa.
Bottlers of all kinds ol
TEMPERANCE : DRINKS !
' AWO MINIBAL WATUIS. .
Wain BHCB a Bpeouvlty. AIM bottlers of the
nneat ueer.
t7 anil JD reach Alley, 811 UXANDOAll,
Bottle, agegjtoigag?
-ISiflifiHmhSKIEiaflfWIIU'
LOTS
Mr. TwrMiey SI 11 1 Aei-li That the npHcIt
C'Hnnot ) Mllptilleil Without Ullnndluc
the Tux to Indlvldnnt lneomes The
lropotHt Inereaae tm WMnky.
WAsHUCfiTosr, Dec. U. The meetlnB ot
t- e ways and nienii" committee yeatfrday
wns brief. The estimate to he aubmltteil
slmwiiiK the probable difference in reve
nue that would result from the new Mil
were not yet complete, and the committee
adjourned until Monday to Rive Cleric
Talbott anil his nssMuut further time.
The labor of estimating Ibo revenue that
would be derived under the new tariff bill
Is very great, but it line progressed far
enough to warrant the statement that, on
the basis of the imports of 1893, the loss of
revenue resulting from the enactment ot
the new bill anil the repeal of the McKln-
ley law would be about HO.000,000. Of
course this estimate In on the supposition
that the itnpovti under the new bill would
be 110 greater than under the present law,
a supposition which the Democrats by no
means concede.
It Is the contention of Chairman Wilson
and his Democratic associates that im
portations will be so stimulated under the
new bill that the loss ot revenue, de.p!te
the radical reduction of duties, will not
he over 36,000,000. This deficit it Is now
proposed to make up by a tnx on the in
comes of corporations, a tax on succes
sions and playing cards, and by Increns
Ing lliu tax on cigarettes and perhaps
whisky.
Mr. Tnrsncy, ot tho ways and means
committee, still clings to the belief that
the deficit cannot bo supplied without ex
tending the income tnx to individuals. "1
don't think It can be done," said he,
"without making tho tax on net earnings
of corporations excessive. Such a tax of
2 lier cent, would securn to tho govern
ment not more than $25,000,000, whereas
the deficiency would bo nearly 40,000,000.
I can't see how tobacco can stand any
greater tay. If the rate on whisky was
advanced ten cents per gallon, from that
source there will le ?!),01)U,000, which is
short of the amount required.
"One source of Increaso of revenue Uiat
has to lie developed Is the stimulation of
importations that will result from the
lifting of our prohibition tariff. Doubt
less this will greutly increase our rev
enues, but I hardly think we could get
along wit bout help from tho personal In
come tnx. If incomes over i'i.OOO were
taxed at a rati of 5 pur cent, it would put
into the treasury ovpr $7,000,000, and thnt
would give us sulllcient revenue."
The Democratic members of tho com
mittee met again this afternoon to fur
ther consider the income, tnx and internal
revenue schedule. There are still many
rumors afloat regarding the intentions of
the committee iu relation to the whleky
tnx, but the expressions of members of
the committee give no rein-on for Jiellev
lug that the increase will exewd ten cents
per gallon, and some memliers think it
doubtful whether there will bo any in
crease ut all on it.
lingers to be Tried Again.
CnES'llx, I'a., Doc. S. The December
term of tho criminal court begins on Mon
day. There will be about sixty cases.
Among them will be that of Thomas
HoguTH, who killed his father and shot his
mother and sister on .Inn. 14 last. He wns
convicted of murder in tho second degree
at tho September term, but ns a legal
technicality was resorted to by Hogers'
counsel to prevent a longer sentence than
ten years District Attorney Ynunum has
decided to push the other indictments for
murderous absnult.
Dublin's 1'nlltlnil Murder.
Lokdon, Dec. 2. The 1'all Mall Gazette
sayb that it learns li-om a rsliablo source
that 1'atrick Heed', the man who was mur
dered in DulJiu recently, wns a govern
ment spy, and that ho test Wed in behalf
of Timothy Kelly at the trial of the Phro
nlx park conspirators. The Pall Mall Ga
zette adds that since that time Heed has
been an informer, and that a connection
has been cltwly proven between Heed nnd
the recent explosions in Dublin, and that
startling disclosures may bo expected at
any time.
ThegDetrnlt Holocaust.
Dktkoit, Deo. 'J. The coroner's jury in
vestigating the recent lire which destroyed
the dry goods establishment of Edson,
Moore & Co.. resulting in 11 loss of eight
lives, handed In a verdict exonerating the
firm but holding the city building inspeo
torB responsible for not seeing that proper
fire escapes were provided.
Iron AVnrkciV Wages Iteduied.
Reading, I'a., Dec. a. The Carpenter
Steel company has reduced the wages of
lta employes 10 per cent., a-nd tho Iilnndon
Hailing mill cut down its puddler twenty-five
eents per ton. The Heading Iron
company's rolling mill and ttihd works'
employes, 500 iu number, accepted a re
duction of H per cent.
Tim Grip In Rochester,
RoniESTKK, Dec. a. The grip has broken
out here aarnin. Several ilnzou ruwi ull
severe, are reported. Physicians believe
that an epidemic is probable. The sewers
are in a bad couditiou, the water pressure
not being hevy enough to properly flush
them, and they will contribute to the
spread of the disease.
The Italian Hallway mutator.
Milan, Dec. 3. The total number of
bodies recovered from the wreck of the
Milan express, whloh collided with a
freight train at I.lmltro St-vtlon on Tues
day night, U twenty-two. All were terri
bly burned, aud only live were recogniza
ble.
Kd&rar TltniiiKoii Works to Kemme.
DltAIUXicK. Pa., Dec. 3. Kvervthlne Is
In readiness to resume operations at the
Wilgar 1 liouikou bteel works on Monday,
lioth mills will then be running on rails.
The firm Is now credited with having sev
eral imiiieiihe orders to fill.
rrenohmeii Want a Gumiiierchil Treaty,
tioitOEAVx. Dec. 2. The Hoelatv nf Po
litical Eoonom v. at their meeting, adnntail
a resolution unrins the Prannh aam.
went to open negotiations with America
ior a oommerctal treaty.
The Carlta Party Bstfs.
PoKTLAJin, Ore.. Dec. a. A dtsnatch
from Ueutenant Kliott tram Kendrio,
J as ho, states that Ui oarty audths Ctrlin
a anting party, which was lost iu the
snow, have arrived safely.
HAILED THE SEAS 38 YEARS.
One of His Experiences.
"or thlriy-elaht years dipt, l.oud followed
sea, moat of that time ns ma-ster of a ves
una upon retiring from t lie water n- n p
. I'lted by the Secretary of the United Stales
isury 10 superintend the seal tlshcrliw in
a kn, which position he he'd rive yours, lie
hues one experience lis follows:
Tor several years 1 had been troubled with
ni'ial nervousness and puln In the region
i i.iy heart. My (trentest nlillctlon wiu
"":le s i"ss: It was almost Impossible at nnj
..it to ohiuln rest and sleep. Having sect
. Miles' remedies ltd vert h-cil I began uliip
r-.lne. After lukliiK a small nuiuilllv 1 in-
iH'Ht received was so grout Hint I nnsite-l
' ly alarmed, thlukum tho remedy ccn
.lui'd opiates which would llnnliy bnlnlurl-
i to me; but on being nssuied by the dt uir
' ilial It was perfectly harmless. 1 cumin
il It tonother with the Heart Cure. Tt d .y
"in ponselentlnusly say that Hr. Miles' K -oratlve
Nervine and fcow Heart Cure ii I
lore for met ban anything 1 had ever till en.
t, id been treated by eminent physlt'lini--New
York and San I- ranclsco without hen
' 1 owe my present good health lo tie
' .lK' ions use of these most valuable reniedl'-s,
i.Hieiirllly recommend thorn to nllnflllriiu
1 was." C'apt. A. I. IiOUd, Hampden, Mi'.
Ill Miles' Itestoratlvo Nervine and New Curr
. . .old by all dnigglstson a posll Ivcjruiir .n-
or by Dr. Miles Medical Co., ftlkhiu-'
I. on receipt of price, SI per bottle, or si
i. ties for i express nrepiild. They me
" from all oplutes and dangerous druss.
MISCELLANEOUS.
QOLICITORH WAtfTKD.-For particulars,
O Apply hi IltKAt,r office. tf
OU SALE Nine shares Hehuylklll TraC'
uon siock. Apply at nils otnoc. u-u-tr
TTlOlt HAbl. Chfan. a llrst mass urooerv
I' store with Hook and fixtures Adeslrable
stand. Must Be oid Hood reasons for si lling,
ililress, by mall, "X," Hehaid ofBce.
11-25-lw
YOUNG MN WANTED!
nail up SlRns and distribute 'rtulars. Uood
pay end Btanm. Calhoun County Advertis
ing o., Hattlo Creek. Jllth. 11-3 Imo.
C' A A Per month and eKl)onc8 nald uood
V4:I saleemn. Steady e 'iploytnout, good
iorruor.v, siock gu-i anieen itr-t-cinss
Address THE AtJUUUlTV NUP8KBY CO ,
ucneva, in. i . rj.-it
INSTATE OF KKOWER WAf.EWICZ:
111 Letters of Adnnulstriitlon on tho otate
of Kxower Wnlowlcz. lato of West M.ihi iov
township, Schuylkhl county. 1'eoni.ylvar In,
deconsed, have been rranlo t to John J. tiobbln,
residing in the bnruugli of Hhi-naudoah, county
and stxto foresaid, to whom nil nersnns
indebted lo said estate aro requested 'o mako
payment, and those having claim uud demands
win maae Known mo name without delay.
John J. BoiuiiN, Administrator
October 8, 18U3. Ot o a w
NOTICEOPlJIS'KlL.UTIONOP PAHTNEU
ship Xotlce I hereby given, that the
Sartnership laiely subsisting between Charles
livln. S. M. Duncan and J. W. Waldley,
under tho llrm of C-irvin. Duncan and 'ul'1ley,
has been mutually dissolved. All d"btiowi b
to the said partnership are o be recolved by
Ch'S. '.irvm, and all demands on the j.iij
partnership aro to bo presented to htrn for
paymeor. ine laie ousim sswiu Do contloaed
nt the old stand, by tile said eras. Girvln.
CHARLES BlRV IN.
J. SI. IlllNCAN,
.1 il. WaIDLKY.
Shenandoah, Hov. 10th, 1.S03. ll-ll-Staw
CIHAKTEK NOTICE Notice is hereby riven
that an appl catlon will be made to the
Court of Common Pleas of the oounty of -Schuylkill
and Htate of Pennsvlvanla. m Pnttsvllm.
on Monday, the 1th duy of Dooembor, 1S93, at 10
o'clock In the foreuoon, under the "Act of As
sembly to provldo for tho Incorporation and
regulation of carta!" corporations " approved
April 29th 1871, and the supplements thireto.
for tho chari- r of an intended corporation to
be called aud known as "Society of Sons of
Lithuanian Citizens of Hcliuylklll County.
Pa." Said association Is to be located at Shen
andoah, Pit., and to have for ltsobjeot themaln
lenance of a society for soclal!"cducatlonal and
beriellclal nurposes to Its members from funds
collected therein.
S O.II.IIOI.TOPETEK.
Attornev for Applicants
Shenandoh, Pa., Nov. 8, 1SDS. 11-10 oaw-ot
1TOTIOE.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
Schuylkill county, Pottivtlle, fa , Novem
ber 3, 1868 The undersigned, the Commission
ers of Hcbuylklll county, will reoelvo sealed
proposals until - o ciock n m., Monuay. Da
oember 4. 113 for the ereclon and completion
of aone-span(5n feet) wooden bridge, at or near
Klmmcl'H tanyard, II. bier township, this
oounty. Plans nnd specifications can bo seen
at this office. The CommUsloners re.ervethe
right to reject any and all bids.
SAMUEL O DBTURK,
J AM EH J HOWES,
KLI S E. HEED,
County Commissioners.
Attest: P. J. Connki,!,, Clerk. 11 7-lt-oaw
NOTIOb!. Offlee of Commissioners. Schuyl
kill couoty, Fa., November 8..18IW.
The underourned. the Commissioners nf
Schuylkill oounty, will receive sealed proposals
uoiu x n uiook p. m jiouoay, ueoemoer 4tn,
I8W. for the erection and comDletlon ot a nnn
span (54 feeti wo den bridge, at or near
Plans and sneclncations ohn be seen at this
offloe. The Commissioners reserve llie right
iu rtjvut way hwi all ems.
SAMUEL G. DsTUHK,
JAMES J HOWES,
r:LIAS E. HEED,
County Commissioners.
Attest: P. J. Connkli.,( lerk. U.7-lt oaw
MUSSER & BEOOALL,
(Successors to Coakley Bros )
io. 38 Knst Centre Htruet,
HIIKNANDOAM, I'A.
Our Motto: Host Quality at Lowest Cash
Prices. Patronage respectful'y soliolted.
Kaisers Oyster Bay !
127 South Malu Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
A. P. KAISER, Proprietor.
3rrh besvoysters Id all styles at all hours.
H. F. FAUST'S
Electric Call Bell
and Burglar Alar ml
HttjBls, gerfset and Chesp. Kveryyd.
affstreeC MuwaSSah! K!. wul'bV'prooi pSy
attended to.
1,'n Less Than I'lve Hiownbllps on the Mratd
In One llay Troubles ot the Hnfcd lit
MorliiB Trains A tlcwnrd itrttoreil for
Mischief Mulii-n,
Wii.KKSitAunn, Pa., Dec. 3. Non-nnlon
i-iiKltieers In charge of locomotives were
the cause of no less than five disastrous
Wrecks on the Lehigh Valley railroad yes
terday. First a freight train broke nt the
Conynftham crossluK aud left two cars
standing on the main track. Passenger
train No. 5 came along aud Jammed Into
the cars. The fireman was Injured by
jumping from the engine, and Condnctor
Kinney, o' sayre, was quite badly bruised.
About l! o clock, as a freight train was
passing through Falrview on its way to
tins city, empty engine .10. Wi, going at
the rate of thirty miles nn hour, crashed
Into the caboose in which were Beatedtwo
brnkemen, who were instantly killed.
The caboose caught tire, and as soon as
possible the Humes were extinguished and
the mangled bodies of the dead brakemen
were taken out. The engineer of No. 409
was not injured. Tho name of one of the
brakemen killed Is Edward Wilson. lie
had been on the road only a few davs.
The company discharged three new en
gineers yesterday. The discharged men
at once made application to the brother
hood, but were refused.
The company is investigating a charge
made against some of the non-union men
uow at work. It Is alleged that there are
a number of men in the employ of the
company who are Brotherhood men In dis
guise. The men are employed in the
oapacity of brakemen. When the train is
moving up grnde it is nllpged that the
Brotherhood men pull the pins In tho
couplings and cause the train to part in
soveral places. It Is said that this Is the
whole trouble on the mountain cut-off,
where the grade is ninety feet to the mile.
Trains have been pulleil over this heavy
grade all right heretofore, but now It
seems almost, impossible to dn it. If the
couplings don't break some other mis
chief is sure to happen.
The company will oiler W00 reward for
the detection of any employe in the act of
removing a coupling pin while the train
Is in motion. The non-union men hnve
complained that the coffee furnished them
from one of the restaurants was poisoned
with jtilup.
The company did not make much head
way with its freight yesterday afternoon.
Tho wrecks on tho roads blockaded all
trains. Trainmasters and other subordin
ates ou tho road are worked almost to
death. The Central Kailroad of Xew Jer
sey is reaping a rich harvest on account of
tho strike Nearly all freight for this city
and surrounding towns Is shipped over the
road now. Kxtra crews hnve been nut on.
nnd many old employes nf tho 1-iehlgh Val
ley road have been given work.
Eastox, Pa., Dec. 2. The 460 Lehigh
Valloy strikers in this locality show no
signs of weakness. There have been sev
eral costly wrecks on this division of tho
road within tho past twenty-four hours,
which are attributed to the incontnetencv
of the new men. A coal train was cut. in
two on the iron bridge spanning the Dela
ware river, and the coupling pins and
links were thrown into the river.
Pottsvillk, Pa., Dec 2. The past two
dnys have been the busiest since the insti
tution of the strike on the Lehigh Valloy
railroad. All collieries are working to
day, nnd more trains are being handled
ench day. As an official remarked this
morning: "If it were not for the great
trouble of getting freight moved at Pack
erton, tho strike would tint be noticed in
the Schuylkill region.' ..-.Tything Is
quiet, nnd no potty depredations are being
committed by tho strikers, although
tramps, who ure flocking into the region
by hundreds, are doing much mischief.
I'llILAOKLFIHA, Dec. 2. Chief K. E.
Clark, of the Order of Hallway Conduc
tors, said last night that reports from
every division of the Lehigh Valley road
indicated that the strikers were holding
out to a man. When asked If ho had any
hope of winning the strike in view of the
strong position the company now claims
to hold, he said: "It would lie foolish for
me to say anything thnt would indicate
otherwise." So far as the company Is
concerned, its officials say that very few
reports show that there is anything at
nil wrong witli the service.
A Popular Conductor Killed,
HAiiBiSBUnti, Dec. 3. Captain O. B.
Lawe, of Alronna, one of the oldest con
ductors on the middle division of the
Pennsylvania railroad fell from his train
in the company's yards in this city last
night and was ground to death beueath
the wheels.
llriuiswlek's Uuarantlne Reinovod.
IIbunswiuk, Ua., Dec. a. burgeon Mur
ray gave Brunswick double reason for
celebrating Thanksgiving by removing
the government quarantine around the
oity, and any person may enter Bruns
Wlok without fear or certificate.
A Child Murued to a CrUu.
GBKENSBUliii, Pa., Dec. U. Anna, the
6-year-old daughter of John McCutchaon,
of Jeannette. was fatnllv hnrnnl liv bar
riouung taking are from uu open grate,
nur uooy was ourneu to a ortsp.
Old Time
ff&dthods
ot treating
Colds and
Coughs were
based on the
idea of sup
pression. We
now kno w
that "feediner a
-old" is good doctrine.
Scott's Emu
sioti
dj cod-liver oil with hvco-
:ho?phites, a rich fat-food.
:ures the most stubborn
. oiioh when ordinary roedi
dnus have failed. Pleasant
to take; easy to digest.
-i!.-,tvt ht Snort J Bos-no S V. 'Ii'mrr-i-
The new vegetable shortening
It meets the most exacting re
quirements, and is beside et: . i i v
ireefroHnUeo'.'ieeJi'w!iierli,r ,
teristiM of Jard, lotiir k'lowii i
long suftlre 1. Nn,vd V, -emio
has come. With Coltok'iie, , id
cooking, good food and goo 1
health are all a-vtn -1.
Hut vou must be ou ;
COTTOLENR
lire
"rvvjcf iniita' ' " 1etos'-!l
1 '.' J Mn'.'t a id 'arity "t'
XAi. - ; :m rill , and your gtoc
y ill 1!. i v .deivtand that
k.iov e ic: 1 , wh it you Want.
This wi.l h-;-j y u satisfaction
and. svavc ya Ji.-uppoiutrue;it.
HuM I-i :l nnd 5 ;oulld iwl -
M.ide only by
N.K. FAIRBANKS CO.,
CHICAGO, o
136 M. DELAV.'Rt AVE.,
PHILADELPHIA.
1THE KIND !
THAT CURES!
A MARVEL IN C0H0ES I
Kidney and Liver Disease!
-n Hv. fig
m CURED BY 3 BOTTLES !
I
jjfllu'jilth bv tin iMi'of ymir Siirmtmrilla I f.-.-IH
Hiy tluly to lit othirfl know Uw gwat beut-Ut 1;
jjfc For l. yenm I havo Uvn tmnhlnl wlthBl
Suro naliiHinthoMoiiiiirh, a'o Klti.S
I"1'' " I-It Iliia(s bo badly that foriH
IiieukvdUirot' bottles of w
g BVjNTA'S 1
SAUSAPARILLA S
Vitus rienwtfiilU. 'mm
Cohort, N. V. CHAliMIS HUIMUX& S
Tlu'trutli of thi nlw.vv n i-i-rtifi tl ti hv S
JAMFs - rvj.MN-i, Wm
Dnu't'ict C'ntiors, N. Y, M
Never Durchase of a " Sukstithtpr -ni
(z person who tries to sell you something
lelse when you call for Dana's.) Our bot-BC
ties are belnn filled wiih a rniiMTrnrctTSi
m
1
'ARTICLE by "Substitutors." Buy of theS
HONEST DEALER v,ho sells you what youS
ask for, and II you receive no benefit heS
; will return your money.
Dana Sarsaparllla Co
Belfast. Maine.
ff, Dr. THEEL
I'l I ... i
........ .,.-v ""niooa rMnt
tlllty, ik'taj, ItUiiulvncF, o,
I r.iiiir ir iOonnrlHrj-, (no limtU yrbA
tiinnt
wamwVinlallt. inin- ttrV ,tte..h; tli. ooniblMl
AlUpatUla, Iiuuks !uihiu i.iM JMiuiu m - iot nwdloiaZ
KcUuf u once, hr.sh h- ourpdlii 4 to lit itarn. HetiU fiv
to.MDt3tiiir..fi tur lvx.lt 'luth,w ..mwliing thit
Mtoobih jwu.L. i tin, r.nuJ to cut' t lti fcunifliraal
thom ODDttiHt.lt Ids iimrrliii- Houm d- 'ly: to a. mkl
ian, 6 u 8:m ..mr , ttto li.M B.warc of Qtuuka. tiult
Souk H'e-iinr ft n tAub at alt r"is 1 1 wti.
Eighteen Physicians Failed.
r. . vkkttkybehd, WMkUflab
Uti under OAlh . I tuUnred tot 10
from HIiMid PoUotl Md
penal diJAftir, hud t Mrictatw bm4
gr at Imm Mitaliij , coald not real tor
pain axulBiiaery, life tu aburdaft. I
bmrtiie a (Mai wrwk, body tovftiwd
nb uii'vraandblau.hfes, oould kvilj
artDat- ( uo appetlt. Thnt adrarna
ltK do-tflr and i dlSvKBt Hot,i'l
phi-i-ini, failed; want lo tbi Hui
hilling and trM a Western eoaro
but to tain , wanted to oanunlt tu ui
bad no hope of era- beln lii-i
Family phi -lolaix warned aia u i t
ODiimit Dli. (. Til k EL. Hm .i l
adwrtlnlnf phrfttriaits an u n-l My frltnd 9r& OuIi
Aid, raixl tp DK O F Til f I I., inier tmlnd wbat other
ay, Ut iuri.d ij. ft tn I 1 a of iudls'ivtliiij hf mill
can-you. So I w nt m. I ibank ui our Lord an, biv M-o4
Fnd PR O F TH Vf I, v ntiaii ntlv cured ma H- p ,
H 1 the ootf true , u-mg i Inliii Haiti lbs bet, and
fty lrti- ta bo uffl n r 7i dmi i Hb to no false adrlcc n
fn.H 1p. . F.THrU, 181? BtN .. Pbiiada.
Ao nnM or ttildrc-M of any pittlfHl will he pub
Jifthcd nnU'M they mo drafp. fetrlcioat aoorMf
ywpmitPfd lo c cry itatlent
S3 SHOE NoTViP.
Do you wear them 7 When next In nd try a paU
Best In the world. r
X2'50
51 12.00
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FOB IfJYS
75
JblM. doo't p $6 tc $8, try my $30, 14.00
w hwi ihvi ii vxui kv buaiuni mfiOQ ing lOOK Mi
Wnth,rrl? 1 11 11 ii iilim
4 N bv Durchaslnir W. L. fir, i Khr-, U iIS
trie itampsd en t.ie bett.n,, lu '. .hwyoukn
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52.25 Ml 1
ft? nn ILHK
' 14 atuth Main UtrMV WrHMwnaort, Pa.
C. F. Rotb, Rlngtown, Pa.
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