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ACCIDENTAL DEATHS. j
Caused by Carolossness.
The majority of peopio iiio sooner thwj
lliey should, Lvldenco of tins fact is crow- .
ing daily. Waring Baya ( " DiseoMj is not n
confluence of lifoj it istlno to unnatural
conditions ot living neglect, nlrtiMJ, want.
Dr. Stephen Smith, on tlio hhiio Milijett.
"Man Is Lorn to health and long life; u
ease la unnatural, doalli, except from ol
age, is accidental, and both are preventable
by human agencies." This Is almost hivai i
ably truo of death resulting from Iiciut ilis
earn. Careless over-exeitinn, iuleniieinl(
use of tea, collee, tobacco, alcoholic of oiliet
stimulants nro generally the cantos of thit
difficulty, and indifference to its progress if
suits in sudden death, or long sickners enu
ing in death, lly tho ncwsiuipors it can h
seen thai many prominent and hundreds o'
persons in private life dio from lien it dis
ewe every day.
If you havo nnyof tho following symp
toms: shortness of breath, palpitation, imp
ular pulse, fainting and tmothoring spelU
pain in shoulder, tide, or arm, nuolln
ankles, etc., begin treatment immediately t'oi
heart disease. If you delay, tho consequences
tnay bo tcrioua.
Kor over 20 years Dr. Franklin Miles
the eminent specialist, lias inudo a profoum:
study of heart disease, its causes and cuic.
and many of the leading discoveries in thin
direction nro duo to him. His New Heart
Cure is nlisolutely tho only reliable icmeily
for tho euro of heart disease, as is prov d
by thousands of testimonials from grateful
persons who havo used it.
James A Pain, editor of tho Corry, Pa , Tender.
"tntes: "Alter an apparent rcro cry from Hirer
months of lnnrlppe, 1 fell on the street niirnii
scions from liearl dlsoase In one month frun.
Hint tirao I was unable to walk across my room,
anil my pulse beat lrom sstollGtlmcsninlnutc
I then used Dr. Miles' New Heart Cmo. and a'
once became stronricr. After tislup six bottles 1
wusablotoMork as iisnaland walk a mtlceverv
dav.mypvnso rnnRlnc from as to 60. Dr Mile
rcmoilv is not nnlv a nrcventivo but a cure.
l)r. Miles' New Heart Curo Is sold by ail drnr
sIMs on a positive guarantee, or by Dr. Sllle
Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind., on receipt of price. M
ner bottle, fix for 85. cmross monoid. It Is nest
ttvely free from opiates or dangerous drugs IT
Miles- rms, 3& cents,
by nail.
Free book at druggists, or
CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT
No. 207 West Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA,
-AGENT FOR-
uers
CELEBRATED LUGES
Porter, Ale and
Fine Old Stock Ale.
II
RETTG'S
Beer and Porter.
T AM AGENT for the
Chan. Kettig's Cele
brated Beer and Porter iu
this vicinity, also Bergner
& Engel's celebrated India
Pale Ales and Old Stock.
Orders will receive prompt
attention. Finest brands
of Liquors and Cigars.
SOLOMON HAAK-
120 South Mam Street.
Speeeli Hectored.
Pnr flvn vnnrs I suffered wWb naln and d
Minren nf tho throat, hacking couBh. frontal
headache, weak eyos, &c , at times, could cot
tulu nhivnaii'lilsiiw: lost wclelit coutlnuiillv.
and not ' le to work. I was treated by the
best pUyslclans In the county, but received no
relief After giving up nil bnnea I was recom
mended to use a bottlo ol Mayers' Magnetic
Catarrh Cure. After using it for four wetka
my speech returned. All symptoms of Catarrh
have disappeared and "I feel llUe a different
person,"
Mits. Elias Uaniiweiik,
Klk r.lek. Somuriiet Co . Pa.
Thn iihnrfl is one. nf the manv testimonials
wehava received this week, and wo will publish
every two weks aldltlonal persons having
been cured bv our marvelous medicine. Try a
twttle and be cured at onca.
Maykhr' Umbo Co..
Oakland, Md.
Forsalebydiugglstg.
Mayers' Magm tic Catarrh Cure is tho only
mcditlne uted by vapor lubalatiou, and is
guaranteed by your druggist.
SNEDDEN'S : LIVERY
Horses ana Carnages to Hire.
Hnullnr of Ml kinds promptly attended to
Horses taken to board, at rates
that are litwral.
On PEill ALLEY, Rear of the Coffee Bouse.
CHAS. DERR'S SHAVING PARLOR,
Fekcubon House Block.
Everything In tbe tonsorlal line done In Hrst
class style. Everything neat and clean.
JOE WYATT'S
saloon and restaurant,
(fhrlHi
unit
Boiler's olditand.)
u sin ud porter on I
j v i isVoys and clgara.
as. Thn nuea)
P(
Pool room
.tat
RQW IN THE HOUSE.
The Hawaiian Messago Loads to
n n r
a Soono of Confusion.
RESOLUTIONS FOE AND AGAINST.
Mr. lloulclle Want I lie Aclinlnllnillnn
Di'iiiHinri'd nml Mr. Cochran Wnnt 111"
AHmml llnwnllnn InvnMou InvontlKiiU'd.
Neither llrnuliitloii Artvit Upon.
Wamiinoton, Dec. 1!). In the setinto
yesterday tho long looked for message
from the president n to the relation of
thin government mid this country to tho
liawnliHU islniHli whs received, and Its
reading was llteiiod to most attentively.
A request by Mr. ('handler (N'. Y.) for the
reading of the instruction of Mr. Willi
led to a debate of an hour' duration, and
they were inul.j- read. The message ami
nccompnnying documents are now liefore
the senate, the pending question being on
tVin tnrttinn nf All ttnar (Mnu In ri,fpi
thnm tn th rnmrnltti.n nn fnroiirn rcln-
Hons. The senate also listened to a small
R,,ni, i,v s..nntnr lliniHliroiiirli (X. D.l In
advocacy of a bill for tho destruction of
the weed known as the "Kuiwian thistle,"
or enctua. A long speech by Mr. Dolpli
(Ore.) in favor of the protective tarill sys
tem closed the day.
The tight, over the Hnwnllnn matter in
the house followed fust and fiirlouson the
heels of the reading of the Hawaiian mes
sage Tho message was rend from tho
clerk's desk. Most of the members having
nlrendy acquainted themselves with its
contents paid little attention to it. At the
conclusion of the rending of tho message
many of the Democrats npplitudoil vig
orously. Half a dozen Republicans, among
them Mr. Hilt, Houtello and Hepburn,
arose quickly and addressed the clmlr. On
the other side Mr. McOn-nry and Mr. Mc
Williams also arose and amid the con-
friRfmi nf vnlpi.H lrmillv mtllitiff nn tbn
B,,eaker for recognition tlio speaker calmly
referred the message and accompanying
documents to the committee on foreign
affairs.
The deep, loud voice of Mr. Houtello
' above the din forced the speaker to recog
' nize him, and he called for the reading of
I the instructions to Minister illis. Mr.
I Boutello claimed that It -was wrong for
tho speaker to take advantage of a mis
j conception as to tho nature of themes
iKigo which his (tho Hcpubllcan) side of
j the house understood to be a reply to the
resolution passed by theJiouso.
Mr. McCreary made the point ot order
that Mr. HoutWlo was out of order, and
tho speaker supported this view of the
case. Mr. lloutelle, however, still insisted
that ho had a right to call for this infor
mation, and finally the speaker said that,
while he did consider it a question of
right, he would nsk that consent be
granted for tbe reading. Tills was given,
and tho instructions wero read. At t,ov
eral points tho Democrats applauded.
Then followed n wild scene. Mr. Boutelle
again rushed into the breach. Waving
aloft a resolution, he shouted thnt ns the
message and instruotioimclenrly disclosed
the fact that the executive had trans
gressed the prerogatives of congruss he
would move the adoption of the resolu
tion. He would send it to the clerk's
desk.
A chorus of objections from the Demo
cratic side drowned Mr. Iloutelle's words,
and thesi3uker informed him thatdebate
was not in order pending the reading of
the resolution, lie called upon Mr. Uou
tollotosend the resolution up. Tho lat
ter evidently misunderstood the speaker,
and vehemently insisted on his right to
state his question of privilege. Thechair
ruled him out of order, pounding thedesk
vigorously and recognized Mr. Cockran.
A storm of Democratic applause greeted
the speaker's ruling. Mr. Houtello was
not annihilated. An instant inter ho re
taliated by objecting to the consideration
of Mr. Cockran's resolution. Tho greaU
est excitement prevailed.
A motion was made to go into commit
tee of the whole to resume consideration
of the urgent deficiency appropriation
bill, and was put by the speaker amid
such confusiou nnd crios for recognition
lrom Mr. iueu, Air. uouieuo aim oiuers
that tne speaKer was lurceu ui can mi me
sergennt-at-arniH to preserve order. 'When
quiet was restored again, against the pro
tests of the Hepublicans, tho speaker de
clared the motion carried. Mr. Houtello
demanded the ayes and nays, and ns the
clerk began calling the roll tho contusion
subsided and tho house had u breathing
spell.
Mr. Iloutelle's resolution was as follows:
Vliereas. the eieeutive communications
just read to the house clearly deelare that tho
rights nnd dignity of the house of representa
tives uh a co-onlinato branch of oongroiHi has
been Invaded by tlio executive department In
furnishing serrct Instructions to a minister
plenipotentiary of the United States to con
spire with tho representatives of a deposed
and discredited monarchy for the subversion
and overthrow of the established republican
government to which ho was accredited, and
to which his public Instructions related,
pledged tho good faith and sympathy of tho
president, the government, and the people of
the United States, therefore,
Heaolved, That it Is the senae of tills house
that any instructions by the eiecutivo of the
United States. Its civil or military represen
tative without the authority of oongreasin
the internal affal's of a friendly reoognized
government to disturb or overthrow it and to
aid or abet the establishment of monarchy,
Js contrary to tho policy and traditions of tho
republic and the letter and spirit nun not be
too promptly or emphatically reprobated.
Mr. Cockran'H resolution was as follows:
"Wlnreis. It appears from tho message of
the presiiltul t'mt an attempt has recently
been made by the mecutivo department of the
government lo affect a change In the terri
torial limltaof the United Stntes without any
conaultatlon with the house of representatives
and without making any stipulation or pro
vision for obtaluing the content of the house;
Hebolved, That a committee of seven mem
bers bo appointed by the speaker to examine
Into the rights, powers, privileges and duties
of the house of reprenentativee on all ques
tions and proceedings affecting or Involving
the territorial integrity of the United States
and to report their conclusions as to the na
ture, extent and charaoter of such rigbt.forms
and privileges and duties, together with such
recommendations for the defen&o of the same
as may seem proper and expedient.
The Hepublicans refused to vote on the
motion to go into committee, and it re
sulted in 174 to 0, no quorum, and at 4:55
the house adjourned.
After the Henker had adjourned the
houae Mr. Boutelle tried to call for a di
vision. As he saw the Hueaker descend
from the rostrum he began to about, amid
the jeers aud boatings of tbe galleries.
But the confusion wan so great that not a
syllable he uttered could be heard.
Hluwn to Bits by Oyuaiutte.
HBNDRiCKg, W. Va., Deo. !. Homer
Houston, a celebrated Baltimore eon'
tractor, w- blown to pieoe. by
loatntgat. Houmod, who u mwws
waa unuajnMl in Ullt wing out a eati ut uy -
nauilte, wbeu It exploded.
THE DISTHtSbji.M r.urSON.
rnbllo Spirited OltTTens Providing Mrai
11 rm nf Iteltef.
PATKIiSON, X. ,T., Dec. 111. Xot since the
the silk Industry beenmotho principal de
pendence of this city has there been so
widespread destitution In this city. Thn
mills have either been Idlo or running on
short tlmo for months, and now many of
the big mills have shutdown until spring.
Other branches of business followed tho
silk trade. Tho work nt the locomotivo
nnd structural iron works Is almost at n
standstill. The result Is that those who
havo been depending on those shops for
their living, and almost every one in Pat
enton has been, are now in want.
The situation is growing desperate, and
step have lieoti taken to relieve the most
urgent cases. A committee of ministers,
merchant and manufacturer ha been
formed, and will superintend the work of
relief. Thoy are meeting with consider
able success, although merchant mid
manufacturer have difficulty In obtain
ing enough money tn continue business.
Besides furnishing food and clothing to
tho men out of work, the committee will
provide coal station in different parts of
the city, and those needing fuel will be
furnished. The organization of the com
mittee ha been made permanent until
spring, when it is hoped there will bo n
resumption of business.
MrKniin SHU at Liberty.
UnnoKI.VN, Dre. 10. John Y. MrKano
who has been sentenced to Kings county
jail for contempt of court, is still at llli
erty. After tho sentence Judge Cullen
issued a stay, and would have heard the
argument yesterday, but for the fact that
he had been designated by the government
to sit In special oyer and terminer. Judgo
Cullen, therefore, turned thestoy proceed
ings over to Judge I'ratt. That official
declined to have nnythlug to do with tho
case. When Judge Cullen wna informed
of Judge Pratt's unprecedented nctlon lie
set down thr hearing for !2:30 p. m. At
that hour he heard tho opening ot the
case and then adjourned It until today.
A Iopornli Atiarrblst Arrested.
I'AIIIS, Dec. Hi. .Incques Morlgenu, n
militant anarchist, was arrested here yes
terday. AVlion tho pollco arrived at his
lodgingn they found that he was in bed.
When he wos paitlally clothed ho sud
denly drew a dagger that he had had con
cealed 1b a pocket, and sprang upon Police
Commissary Ilernard, who was in charge
of th nlllcers. The latter, however, was
too agile for him, and before h could do
any lmrm he was overpowered nnd hand
cuffed. A search made of his root re
sulted in the llnding of a quantity of ex
plosive material.
Khndr Island's (or,riior Arbltrat1iir.
PliOvninxcK, Doc. 1!). The outlook in
thnstrika district today is much brighter,
nnd tho executive committee believes a
settlement will soon be reached nnd the
mills started up. Yesterday Govornor
Hrown visited the mill district and con
ferred with Messrs. Fletcher and .Farwell,
of tho Providence National and Saranao
mills. The governor said he desired to
obtain information by which he could
have a good understanding of the situa
tion and make suggestions. I Ms believed
Iu will effect a sutislitotory compromise.
Anarrbist Threat In tinrinunj.
I5r.ltl.IN, Dec 1S. A hundred anarchists,
some of whom were recently liberated
from prison, met at Weissenzo, near this
city. The speakers openly denounced the
Social Democrats, ami. the mentiou of the
names of Kavacbol, Pallas, Vuillant and
other anarchists who have taken part in
outrages was received with prolonged ap
plause. It was declared by the speakers
that the doings of these men wero more
child's play compared to vhat will bedone
in tho future.
Thn Jlaiilmry Hatters.
DANnni'.Y, Conn., Dec. 10. The trouble
among the hat makers still continues. It
was generally expected that tho shops of
Ileltire, Ijitrsch & Co. and Hrothwell &
Co. would be open yesterday. They were
not, however, and it is not believed that
thoy will be for some days. Tho manu
facturers say that if lint making does not
show more shins of life the Hrst of the
I ymr tlmu it does at present thoy will noi
open their shops eveu Independently.
Lyiiehed by Ills Oivil 'ICacn.
Adelk, Ga., Dec. 10. A negro boy
named Will Ferguson was assaulted on
the street, a leather strap placed about
i hig ileck and
a pocket handkerchief,
his throat. He was then
crammed down
dragged outside of tho corporate limits
and carried into n swamp aud left. He
was found in the morning in a halt nude
condition and dead. It is supposed that
lie was killed by other negroes whom he
informed against for gambling.
Istliconlv kiiuun tiriiirinlc '
that will ifcstrov tbe microbe
in the blond without iiiitirv 1
the system. By removing the
one cause it cures all Human
The William Hailun Mlrnil.f Killer Co.
utujuc bU, new iurn city.
GRUHLSR BR 3 5.,
Agents for .Slicn.iieto.ih.
WALL PAPER I
R Alt GAINS !
Big deduction in Wall Paper.
Must make room for an enor
mous Spring Stock. : : : :
JOHN - P. - CABDEN,
824 W Centre Street, Shenandoah, Pa
MISCELLANEOUS.
SOMCITOIIH WANTED. For
apply HtlllHAi.D office.
particulars
tf
WA'NTKP. A good girt to do general house
work and assist In plain ecoklrg. Wages
M a eek
Inquire at S
! West Market street,
I'ottaville.
IMS-It
ANTEll Ladles to do writing at home.
Will nay from US on to S4.(0 ner week.
Herd aelf-addrtssed slumped envelope for
reply. Uaree Fontaine, New Carlisle, J nd
llflMt
n
EAI. KSTATK FOK SALK.-Piopert;
irty
'oal
jj-ig a.( oroo.ne,
il uated at tbe northwest ooiner of Ci
: on lot,
r 8'.'IM fojt. and tlx dwelllug boua'. Apply to
1 rrna w- w iiws, miv norw aanua ,.
1 li w
A Ruddy Glow
on cneek VVli!i
and brow S$mLm-'.
is evidence
that I he jj
1
body is
getting proper nourishment.
When this glow of health is
absent assimilation is wrong,
and health is letting down.
Scoffs Emulsion
taken immediately arrests
waste, regardless of the
cause. Consumption mut
yield to treatment that stops
waste and builds h'jsh anew.
Almost as palatable as milk.
Prp,,fttvd by Scott k Ilowne. N. Y. All HrawtBta.
Professional Cards.
pROR I'llKDHHICK ZKITZ,
ISSTRUCTOlt OF MUSIC,
t..,j n.i in.i..Hn. n nim, nn
trlnc and bftud Instruments. For t nrther in
formation call onornddrws Q:uhi,bu linos.,
No, 1 North Main street, Hhenandonh.
JOHN It. COYLEl
A TTORNKY-A T-LA W.
Offlce lleddall building. Hhcnandosh, I'
OL,. FOSTEIl,
ATTOKXKY and COVXSELLF.R.AT-LA IV.
Room 3, Mountain City Hank llulldlng, l'otu,
vtllcl'a.
M.
M. IIUItKK
ATTORNEY A T-I.A W.
SHNAKDOn, PA.
Ontoo Hoom8,P. O Itullding, HlMoandoU:,
ar.d Ksteriy building, I'ottaville,
D
U. It. IIOCllLEKNKK,
I'iytician ami Surgton.
Advloe free at drug stnro, 1W South Main
street. l'rr ate consultation nt residence iV2
South Jnrdlmrtrcci, from 0 to ":) p. ni.
0.
T. IIAV1CE,
BURGEON DKNTI87.
OOce Northeast Cor. Main aod Centre
Shenandoah, over Stein's drug store.
J PIF.KOE ItOIlKHTS, M. D.,
No. 25 F.ast Coal Htrect,
HI1ENANDOAII, PA.
OfflceilBurs 1:30 toSando:M to 9 p. m.
D
u.
J. s. CALLKN,
No 31 South .lnrJtn Street. Uhcnsndoan.
Opfioe Houiib: 1:30 to 3 and (1:3(1 to'S P. SI,
Except Thursday evening.
IVb office work on JSttnility rxcept by arrange
vicnt. A ttict atthtrfn-ce to the iQlce hour
u a(Huue(y necessary.
HO-31'Gm NIGHT OAIXS DOUIir.K.
jpitOF. T. J. WATSON,
Teacher n'.
VIOLIN, GUITAR, BANJO and MANDOLIN.
Having had Mxtceu years' exneriorce as a
teacher of instrumental mu ic giving Instruc
tion on the above instruments Wi rc left at
Urumm's jewelry store will receive prompt at
tention. M,
S. KIHTLER, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Omce 120 North Jiwdln street. Sbenandonl.
IEW GiLB.FE.TS
Sewed and laid, old ones reiltted. MattrGh.see
made to order
Carpets, MattreeseH. Feathuru, Kobe. Kuurs
Cuflblon. &c made froe from dirt and mulh
In wet cr dry weather
Prompt attention given to orderH Address
bTEAM ItnN'OVATlNG COMPANY,
North UoworH Ktreet
2-12-li Sbnandouh Pa,
nrlhool 1317 Arch St.
V I B H 1 1 U U S PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Tho only lien til no Specialist lit Ante lira,
lloiiTllfisiaiiiiinff nun i uiulth iuiferustj.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
I AND THE RESULTS OF INDISCRETION
SiKCl.nl IIUchsch and .Strictures
Permanently Cured In 3 to 6 ila)
BLOOD POISON
Primary or Second
ary cured Uy entirely
new uit'Uiui! in Y) to yodays. 0 years' Kur-
iieaii iiodpiiai ami $i iiruuitaiexii
LYiUilrau-;. and lih.lomas iuot
experience, as
ie. tend five
i z-i-eui liiamjis nr uiajk.
TKLTJI," tne only
txMJk oxpi'smtf Quai k Itoctois anil unei.ad
vonl,iuir aanroal biw ULMtf. A true liietid
taii nffi.rH mui i thuse contt lunlatimr
marnairti. Tnonio8ihiuuunraiuiuauKs-"'u i
e8MUtlted. Wriusor eaiiana wtwvtn.
The Man Who wrote tho Song I
'c nevtr caret to wander
J&ovi hU own Amide"
was Inspired while sitting before one of my tine
llenteri,. X also have on hand the bent Stoves
and Kanges In the market and a large stock ol
Jiouselurniahlng Goods. Plumblnr, rootine
and Spouting a pcialiy. All work Kuarauteed.
T. O. WATER,
Cor. of Lloyd and White St.. Shenandoah. Pa.
H. F. FAUST'S
Electric Call Bell
and Burglar Alarml
Blmple, Perfect and Cheap. Kverybody de
lighted with It. Orders left at 190 outb Jar
din street, bhcnandoiih, Ph., will be promptl
attended to.
CLBABT BROS.,
Honiara ot all kinds ot
TEMPERANCE: DRINKS!
AND MINERAL WATERS.
Wriss IIbeh a Specialty. Al bottlers of the
Plnet lleer.
17 and 19 i'wiri lfft, SllKXANDO.lll
TEl Ja IEX2PX2It.y
iAte of Vhamokln, baa opened a
MA11BLE : YARD !
138 N. West Strait, ShMtndMfa, fa.
He 1 prepared to receive orders for ail kind
of montimnt and tow ha tens work, which will
b done tn a Brit oiaw wasnar on aherl nolle
and reaaonabla tana.
Thia Will Probably End tho Great
Poisoning Oaso,
A REMARKABLE SOENE IN COURT.
Juror I.nwe, Moved by tlio llloiiuent IMea
of lawyer llrooke, Suddenly does III-
' sHtie.Vnd Hie IMMrlet Attorney Says It
Will bo Impossible t 'I Another Jury.
NKW YORK, Dec. Ill The trial of Dr.
Henry C. F. Meyer came to nn abrupt
conclusion in the court of oyer and termi
ner yestordny. One of the jurors, Alex
ander II. J.OWO, wo so affected by the ad
dre of tho attorney for the defense and
weakened by a previous lapse of mental
strength that lie was seized witli acute
dementia in the jury box and was subse
quently removed to the insane ward of
llellovuo hosnttnl. This compols the
abandonment of the oaso, as the district
attorney deems It Impossible to obtain
another Jury In tills county.
The case was resumed at the opening of
the court by the Humming up of Mr.
i lirooke, of counsel for tlio defense. Mr.
1 Ilrooko opened his address in a manner
I which was plaoldlty itself. His voice
I was low. In that tone he called attention
to tho fact that tho chemist, Doreinus,
had required twenty months 1m which to
'tiretmrc his report. Tliu voice of Mr.
jjrooiie rose Krauiiaiiy, ami ne nuiuuutru
n few gestures as he said tho defendant
had been charged witli having poisoned
Brandt witli antimony. Then he said the
opportunity for tho prosecution to cott
vict a man was so great while tho oppor
tunities for defense worn so little.
"Somewhere in the early part of July,"
he said, "a coroner ot this city received
from Dr. Winston, not nn olliccr of the
law, but a physician of the Mutual Lifts
Insurance company, an invitation to call
upon him. Tho coroner called, and at
once tho suggestion was made as to whv
the body was to bo disinterred. And nt
once the coroner went ahead without the
proper authority and gave the undertaker
. . x , i !. t. - Tl-l
mo iierinit ui no mu il tvus lh-
aton who directed evcril:ng. Two days
afterwards the organs hail been removed
from the body. Schult.e obtained the for
mal pormlssion for bis action. For a year
after tho disinterment ol the Doily no el-
fort was made to arrest this defendant."
IIo then proceeded to dissect the testi
mony ot Muller, tho accomplice ot Meyer
in the case. Muller, he said, told one of
the most frightful stories over heard in
potirt. Under tbe ceiling of a court room
no such ciusture ever told such a story.
Justice holds its bauds up iu horror and
says: "Pause and relied before taking the
life of n fellow on tlio testimony ol such a
creature a. that." Muller, he said, had
told of his own degradation in a supercil
lioua manner, ns if lie were telling some
entertaining htory to a crowd of friends
in a barroom.
It was while the lawyer was dissecting
Mullor's testimony that Juror Lowe was
attacked. The man seemed to be very
much affected by the plea of the lawyer,
ills hands twitched, and as tho speaker
proceeded the juror's head moved till, 11-
nally Ills head was swaying from side to
side, his lips moved us it muttering, nnd
his eye rolled. Mr. Brooke paused and
nsked: "Mr. Lowe, are you ill?
"No, there's nothing the matter with
me. I'm ull right," replied tho juror, but
his voice was thick aud articulation
seemed difllctilt,
Mr. Nicoll repeated the question. Tho
juror tried to reply again but got no fur
ther than "no," when ho threw up both
hands, stiffened out straight in his chair
and then collapsed.
Dra. Carpenter mid Mlnden, who camo
to the rescue, reported to Justico Barrett
that Juror Ixiwo was suffering from cero
bral congestion nnd would not bo uble to
return to the consideration .p the Meyer
case nt ouco, if ever. Au adjournment
was ordered.
Meantime Dr. Carlos F. MacDonald,
state commissioner in lunacy was sent for
to examine Juror lxiwe and determino
whether he is mentally lit to go on with
his duties as a juror. Dr. Dana was se
lected by Justice Barrett to act with Dr.
MacDonald.
It was ascertained after the trial had
been closed that the juryman had onco
been confined in Hloomingdnlousylumfor
the insane. This fact was made known
to counsel ami the judge when the panel
was completed, but Lowe denied that ho
had been iu the asylum, and so he was by
consent of Judge Barrett and counsol on
both sides allowed to retain his seat in tho
jury box.
firlp Kphloiulo in AUeutown.
Allentown, Ph., Dec. IU. X'hysiclan?
liere report a general prevalence of grip,
most of tli cases being mild. One death
hns occurred thus fnr, that of William A.
Ziengenf uss, nged SU, who died yesterdny.
STOCK AND PRODUcFmARKETS.
Cluilng (Jutitiitloiis of tlio Xew York anil
I'liltnllphlu IlxchaiiKvs.
New Yoiik, Dro. 18. The feature of dealing
in the stook market dealings today was the
determlnud attark made by the bear cluiue on
Kew KuKlunil. w ho sold It down ilh, pvr cent.,
with nevur a rally beyond an occasional Hi-
(Jloalnic bids:
Ihlgh Valley H
I'ennsylrauia
Heading W
St. Paul 80
Lehigh Xavlgat'n UH
Heading 1st pf &.
Heading Sid pf Ss..
Heading 3d pt .1..
Heading g. m. 4s..
N. Y. & N. K
W.N.Y.&Pa M
H. & B. T. com...
II. & II. T. pref....
Krie Wi
D.. I.. & W W0
West Shore 108
N. Y. Central.... WOW'
Ijike Erie W . UKi
New Jersey i'ca.110
Pel. & Hudson... 181
General Murketa,
PHILAD1I.PHU, Dec. 18. Flour steady; win
ter super., S23.1; do. extra, WMWM; No.
2 winter family. $.'.u&!.73; Pennaylvanla
roller straight, western wlntar, olear,
t8.MUS8.16; western winter, straight, $8.1
8.UI. western wlutor, patent, SS.5UOS.T6; Min
nesota olear, 2.i)Uaa; do. straight, $3JMQ3.M;
do. patent, $3.?Mti do. favorite brands,
higher, ltje flour, tx.WI pr barrel. Wheat
quiet, lower, with tttc. bid and UW-io. anked
for December; UiHc. bid and li'ijic. asked for
January; 07c. bid and 87o. asked for Feb
ruary ; 88Wo. bid and Sgaie. asked for March.
Corn dull, weaker, with 42Vo. bid and 43c.
asked for Doember; ii4c. bid and iHfec. atked
for January ; U)c. bid and 48a. asked for
February; 484c. bid and 48fc. aaked for
March. OaU quiet, weak, with 3&!o. bid
and 3te. aaked for Oecauiber; 3SVic. bid and
86o. atked for January; Vto. bid and ttc
aaked for February; 8SKo. bid and auite. aaked
for March. Hewf qulat, steady; extra mm,
tlO.303,11; family, lft14.50. Pork dull, weak;
luaaa, tU.5(k14.i&. Lard qnlet, steady; a team
raadered, tS.lzM. Butter quiet, steady; Naw
York dalry.lOOMIe.; weatern dairy. 18igHg.; El
gin, IWfefi.; New York creamery, weoiTo.l
weatern creamery, iSStttaTo.; lmilaiion ora.
err, 18IMo.; roU, 17 9 81a. Chaos Irra;
New York, large, ftuMlUc.; do. fancy, UHA
llMi,i do. anall, lOVlxke.i put kiau. iO
Ofto.; foil akluia, aa3o. Kgga qnUt, aetiva;
M York and Ptaaaylvania, StMOH.i weat
ern, MMo.; KitWa. atOHk.
iftats VfefloW
M 1 i i 1
There's hardly a hiUM.-ki.-eper in
the country but lms heard of
CottOlene the newveKetableshoit
ening. It is a strictly natural
product; composed only of clari
fied cotton seed oil. thickened for
convenience in use, with refined
beef suet, pure and sweet. So
composed,
OTTOLENE
Was bound to win, and to drive
out lard from the kitchens of the
world. When housekeepers wish
to get rid of the unpleasant feat
ures mid results of lard, tliey
should get CottOlene, taking care
that they are not given cheap
imitations with vegetable names,
spuriously compounded to sell iu
the place of CottOlene.
It's easy to avoid disappointment
and ensure satisfaction. Insist
on luivinu CottOlene.
.-Hiltl In 1 (mil ', pound piitls.
Made only by
P2.K.FAI RBANKA.COm
CHICAGO, and
13B N. DELAWARE AVC,
PHILADELPHIA.
NWSSER & BEDDALL,
(Successors to Coakley Ilros.)
JSu. 38 I5nH Centre Htreet,
HIIKNANUOaII, ia.
Our Mnttn: llpst Ounlltv nt lowest Cash
Pliees. Patronage respectfully soliciied.
Kaisers Oyster Bay!
127 South Main Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
A. P. KAISER, Proprietor.
jsyThe bost-oystnrs In all styles at all hours.
Just opened in tho Egau Ruilding,
No. 8 East Centre street, a full Una
of Fall ami Winter Millinery.
Miss Annie Morrison,
SHENANDOAH, IA.
LOTS
Of holes in a skimmerl
Lots of ways of throw Inp away money. On
of the best methods nf economizing is to Insure
in Hrst class, thoroughly re iable rompantea.
either life, Ore or acoldent, such ns represented
No 19(1 Hontli Jardln street, bhenandoah. Pt
SHOEMAKERS'
Genera! Supply Store !
Wholesale and Hetnll PRICES.
cro jzasr x. TnEzisE
Pcrgnson House(bldK.. Centre Htreet.
Del camp's Livery Stable
13. DELCAMP, JR., Prop.,
WEST STREET, Between Centre ani Llcyi,
SbciiaiKlofltii, I'cinin,
Tenuis to hire tor all purposes on reagonable
terms
A CUP OF
CHOCOLATE
delicious to the taste, invigorating
and strengthening to the body,
made In ONE MINUTE from
(SmXyr 30 etJ. for a full jtound pae-hagi,
Tr Mm pie oa application to naaufaetanM.
NIUU T
B. R Sciern, P. K. Magargle. W. H. 'Water
KTTFISE'S
IW HOUSE
The place for business men to send
their surplus stock of every decrlp
tion for sale.
AUCTION DAYS.
Tuesdafs, Thursdays, Saturday.
Anybody on send gooas of (very descrlpUoa
to the rooms and thy will be sold at atactica
on the usual teritta. All goods t old on opwa
aion and aetUeatcnw mmOm 00 tbe day tallo-lr
ing ihe aale.
Reese's Auction Roomi
Doofaerty aaUag.
0or. Centre hh1 Lloyd Streote.
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