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THE TABIFF BILLi.i IdT, HOUSE.
SUBSCniPTION RATES1
DMtiT.ptr year,.-....
VIULT, per year,..
..13 00
. 1 00
Intered at the Postofflco, t Bhooandoah, P.,
tor transmission through the malls
as Bocond-class mall matter.
A GALL.
Thn TlMeo-ates elected to the laBt Re
publican Btato Convention are hereby
requested to meet at the Opera House
In the City of Hnrrlsburg on Wedues-I
day.Jan.Srd, 1894, at twelve o'clock,
aoon, of said day, for the purpose of
placing lu nomination a caudldate for1
fcongressman-at-Large to till the va
cancy occasioned by the death of the
Hon. William Lilly.
HokacbB. Packer, Chairman.
Attest, Jkbk M. Rex, Secretary. U a'hi
WellBboro, Pa., Dec. 11, 1893. Bi?hi
i.slbio
STATE COMMITTEE.
iTW members of the IlepublHJHTj
Th Debate Will Stnrt n Wednesday
Unleas Prevented by Mr. x'nnlrlle's
wallan Uenolutlon linmllie Iliiiuiolal
lRiRlntlon Neceatftry.
Washington, jHti. 1. In accVdtme
tvith Hh resolution of Adjournment con
press will reconvene on Wednesday. It
is not probable that the senate will reall
get down to clone business application
during the week, nnd some of the mos.
experienced observers of the course of the
Annate tinder circumstance slmllnr to
I hose which will surround that body when
t shall reconvene freely predict that there
will not he a quorum during any part of
the present week, and that, therefore, no
Important business will be undertaken
until Monday next. Several senntorswill
bo absent in attendance upon Senator
Faulkner's nedding, nnd many will not
return from their homes or from other
places to which they have none for the
holidays until the first of next week.
he most important billon the calendar
e federal elections bill, and it I prm-
tlmt it may ba taken up for speech
iir. J, a. irM
"While Serving N
I was taksn 111 with spinal
malum. When I returned
wm still with ma, and I was cJ
nnablt to help myself for :
taking saren bottles of Iloofl
wu wall and hare not tines 11
my old complaints. My wife I
suffering with headauhe, dll
pupil. Bho took two bottles I
Mood's Sars
and feels 1!U new wor
Wheeler, icoo Division 8t
rhking during the week, thoHgh it Is not
likely that there will he nn effort to pa's
tlia Mil durinir the week. The senate Is
wtiif. llll-plw in dUeium the Hawaiian nllGH-
Harrlsburg, on Wednesday, jaiv!(jSon agaln while the foreign relations
oommittee's investigation is incomplete,
so that subject bids fair to remain in nbey-
ance for some weeks.
. The program of the honse for the com-
Ine week has not beendellnltely arranged,
but it is probable that the tariff and Ha
waiian questions wilt both figure. The
tariff debate will begin as soon as the
house reconvenes on Wednesday. The
Democratic members of the ways and
means committee have not ret decided
upon the limit which will be set upon the
debate, bnt the Democratic lenders-seem
to believe that it ought not to run more
than two weeks, four days for general de
bate nnd ten days for debate under the
five minute rule. Whether Mr. Wilson,
who Is to open the debate, enn speak on
Wednesday will depend upon whether the
Hepubllcann insist upon the full reading
of the bill before the debate begins. Mr,
Burrows will reply to Mr. Wilson's argu
ment.
At the vcrv outset of tho tariff debate.
however, it will be antagonized by the
Republicans, who will come forward with
the Hawaiian mntter. Mr. Boutcllo (Me.)
served notice thnt as soon as congress re
convened he would call up the resolution
which he introduced, and which he main-
tained was of a privileged character. The
question as to its privileged nature was
held in nbeynnco by the spenKer, to be no
dded when it CRtno up formally before the
house. In order to prrvent any ombnr
rassment on this point it has been decided
State ComuiiWoH am requested to meet
Kl the Lochlol Hotel, the olty or
Harrlsburg, on weunosuuy,
Ird, 1894, at ten o'clock a. m., for the
IMlrPOSe 01 IlXlUg iue uuu uiiu iiiuuo vi I
koldtiig the next Btato Convention,
mid the doing of Buch other buslmpm
may be proper, u. uiitKiufij ,4i
Chairman Rep. State Corn.
Atteatt-JEHE B. Kex, a. U.V'ffl
HROLK, Secretaries. !',;?
Philadelphia, Dec. 11, '03
CHEAP LIVING.
It Is interesting Just now to study
th habits of the cheaply paid laborers
In Germany, ami, lu order to prepare
American w.ige earners for what they
iiv Hxnect. the Amerlcau Consul at
Chemnitz has made a special reporl
upon the subject. Owing to the star
vation wages paid to labor In Ger
many, it appears that tho people are
not able to keep body and soul togeth
r, although they can procuro meal
at eating houses which are under Gov
ernmental supervision. O-r Amerl
o an Consul, In his work of preparing
American laborers for their future
diet, says that "to a hard working
man with an appetite sharpened byytg Democratic leaders to allow the
xercise, tho dinner Is excellent." ., Hawaiian matter to be brought up in the
' shape of tho Mel renry substitute for the
It appears that, at these little din-, mtt resolution on Friday, and give that
, Jii,i,i i.orrimm with ' day and tho next for its consideration,
uei. un k uiwicu Whether the RfcCrearv substitute, whleh
potatoes for thrci) and one-half cents;, condemns ex-Minlster Stevens, will be
.alt herrings and potatoes for three, passed or not is doubtful.
iic.n.iB" ' I It is barely possible that some measure
cents: potatoes wl thcurdsorbuttermllk! for the relief of the treasury may upset
, , , , ,,,. ,,m hoor the present prospects in the houso for tho
fortwoand ouo.yialfceuU. warm beer,,. T4e surplus is at its lowest
tiro and one-haff cents per cup; soup, Ubb, and some proposition for the reple-
i ..iJ-.w fnr neMlvaltion of th6 nnnal exchequer may be
X . 7 -,, TS brought forward,
"Tiaa";iiney must nave a rsouinsa ita.
.--dnCairatiori; cqfleo, oneSBm,
lhalf jjeufe rMr ;up; blttoU.or rJ
Hood's Plll-tarothe be ,tl
assist dlgeitlon, cure hzz.'z
TWO M
t
l
ti i
,it
3
Uot bread at one' and ' onj
a:
JjffiOTy Jan. l,Opo 9f!th rnj3st.tjnlqtie
SKnyirkjime ojubcof iU 'Ijfiid 'inthfc
corir .nam lrn ltitiarn annum bnaainn nt.
3
Y .hftld its mtlafll annual bnaalnn
gang's hotel last night. It ls composed
of five gentlemen, all of whom formerly
resided in Concord, N. II., who have met
on the night before New Year's for the
past fifty years. Kvery session has been
j ' cmnHime, auui me memoers ueing present.
is nerwf iilr.ro tlmu ten cents?, and it is The club was formed in 1843 under the
polntedt out that It does away ,vi,i, 1 of the Mysic live," the agreement
r , ..jr.. o the memi)ers being that they should
tue ueuuanu uyspepsia eating dinner meet each year with their wives ns th
noil ii iiu,i ti.-..i-. ...ni i. guests of some member of the club, am
cents or 'three-quaters of a ceh
portion. ,
The total cost of a dinner, it lsBtated
another below at the tin-plate Industry,
and will show that the dinner pall Is
only an emblem of luxuriousness aud
extravagance, because a hard working
man with an appetite should never
at dinner costing more thun ton
cents, aud should be generally satisfied
TTith V:!iUi....!:crjllHf and potato for
three and one-half cents, or a portion
of black bread for three-quarters of a
cent. Tlio Administration Is doing
; good work In preparing the people for
; what Is to come, but It should not
make too Sure about passing Its Turifl
'and forcing upon us the times that are
dtplcted by tus Amerlcau Consul at
Chemnitz.
Aii?nV
J'
Y AMEBIOAN GOODS,
rrtwhp-goods produced oy the
American working people should be
used by the Amerlcau consumer.
Worklngmen do not want charjty;
they want work. If Americans aud
the friends of Protection will practice
what thny preach bv nurchaalnc-
I " D
I Atnirlcm goods only, many factories
i will be started aud many thousand
j hands will be given Immediate em
ployment. Avoid the sign "imported;" avoid
j things "Imported;" avoid the tailor
.' ;lth,0 crrle8 nothing but "Imported"
ipv,t,n8g;.RVoId tbeshops that anuounce
notu,uB but le "Imported" silks, the
' Htt&fSijPoi'ed" glassware aud china, the
' ,,imported"brlc abrae.the "imported"
textiles; avoid the iignr dealer who
would sell you ouly "imported" clgatp,
which may carry the filth of foreign
countries; avoid tho grocer who would
ellyou "imported" dried fruits.whlch
may carry the gonna of disease, and
avoid the newspaper which teaches
the "imported" Idea and advocates
Free Trade.
Millions of unempTv
JUT
of each other. On tho formation of the
club each member agreed to abstain from
the use ot liquor and not to engage i
games or cunnce.
To Go on the I'nifi'sInimt Nttifrt.
New Youk, Jan 1. MKs Marie Mant
the young woman uf Camden, N. J., who
shocked society by given an original iu
terpretution of a skirt dance at a recent
birmess bud in Camden, has, despite the
vigorous objection of her father, mother
and ten sisters, signed a contract to pre
sent nsraance on tne jNevv York stage.
Mlildoon Met Ills Mnteli.
St. Louis, .Tan. 1. At the Olympic the
atur lose mgnt aiurun .MUUloon, ot Bel
fast, N. Y., met Barney McFadden. of St.
Iouis.in nGrieco-Homan wrestling match,
Muldoon, nt 198 pounds, was to throw Mc-
Fadden, 143, twice iu an hour. He failed
to seoure a fall. Tho match was for $500,
ui wuicu juu went io mo loser.
New Tark'a Sc-liuol I'uncl.
ALBANY. Jan. 1. The statu trsn
has completed his annual report. One of
the most interesting portions of it show
the amounts received by the state for
IChool purposes to be $3,901,603.40. Of this
amount ?10,000 was received from the
unitea Estates for Cornell university.
ltnllsn Indignant.
Home, Jan. 1. The newspapers here ex-
press much Indi 'nation at the arnulttnl
at Anguhim'. rmnce, of the French
livorkuien and oilm-sin the Algue-Morte's
;riots, w here over a score of Italian work
men were killed uud many others terribly
beaten anu severely injured.
iSiiElnrer anil Firniiuin Killed.
UELCKA, Mont., Jnn. 1. Kugineer Den
w o. iiemjjma nreman John Began
who were injured in a Northern Paoiflo
Wreck near Boulder, Colo., on Saturday,
Fair
The Weather.
warmer: wet in southwest winds,
i 11
SEDENTARY CALLINGS
at sometime or other bring
ii u lurpiu nver. ims con
dltion is common to an In
door life; then tliere follows
another oondition, ansomta
or lack of blood; frequently
eefr-tunt
another worn effeei
of dyspepsia. These condl-
tionsuggrava
Your Iwd ti
wite aggravating to your
friends. No need to go f ur-
luer, me rest, is easy, lr
you buy a vial of Doctor
Pierco's PJeasant Toilets
VOU II 1111(1 them a nnlurnl
,-emed't. Mild but effectual. They have a
irensiirmn'r eiroct uiion the lining mem
irancs of f,t jmah and bow 'K honco their
i nit- (, TU-rcurel'on-tipation. In
tortloiii Juuudtre, i Jlousnc-3 and Blk or
Three Ollicri
I. .vj
Dovn:. N J
tile Hii lKird i. ,. .
this citv, tv o li r
three w e'-e si mn ) i i tl
narrowly c i " ic 1 'lb
Madden, l.i l . Jc (in 1 1
Those iniuri d arc John
aud leg badlv br si 1 'i
crushed. John Thou i,
several placi s.
The nn.I knt oc ur.' II
dred feet below tho ,urf.
tunnte men were trying I
teln. The mofit pr'i" in
unploy of the comn. ny
It safe, saying that it woil
to loosen the ore without I
Maddeu and youn,; Bicl
T hoy had scarcely bc(,un I
with a crash thnt was
every part of the mine
containing more than ill
fell upon them,
The father of younrr B1.1
few feet of his i m whenl
and was one of the men
tho ground safe.
WILL NOT COMMll
Murderer 1'rrmlrrR-iiftt
Such Intent!
Chicago. Jan i V ml
yesterday that I'rcndergiJ
of Mayor Harrison, bndl
cide. There was nothirJ
Prendergnst's actions a
picions of Guard Wallace!
told the assassin to hold
til he was searched,
"Why do you want to
mantled Prcndcrcnst, mil
"To see if you have nn J
nbout you, of course,'!
cunrd.
"If you fellows think II
mit suicide you are fo
the assassin, as ho e.xte j
"If I have to die I m goii j
lows to the bother of kill!
Nothing was found il
pockets with which he cl
injury.
Fearful Ilrutalltles
'flnmntfu. .Tan 1 TlinJ
publishes full details B
'the Catnollc church aH
fgovernment ot Kevno, 11
mouth. The correspond!
tung states that the Coss!
of Incredible barbarity a'l
lanced nnd knout ed the il
whom they drove frl
Women ns well as mei
among their victims.
bodies were thrown IntoJ
the church The rntrcd I
taken from the edlllcs. hi
and thrown into n cc-
sacks, aft - tl is Hncrilie
plunder th' villa e
Campns (iraiitn
MADllll), Jan 1 - (jj
Campos tele T" pin that i
in the name of all tho trll
ilia olfcrcd tosurr ndt"
ish prtsumr: t,'kt-i in II. I
tobor, mid pronilni to
General Cairpoi woulll
newal of trado nt Mellllnl
pos consented, in vlewil
attitude of t ho ch lefs. 1 1
convey to the sultan thell
lives of the two Bill leatl
hutar nnd Hatlduelhtieh, I
Shnt Hir I) voreej
Chicago, Jan 1 orii
Hraly lui'i boen a dlrorril
day lie called on liis forrl
her a hanpy new year.
from the hou".c and he rel
Healy went out and sent!
to eject nenly, and Scui
endways with a poker. 1
but returned, Vt hen hi
mittanre Mrs, Hnly fill
revolver The b ill t nt
groin, inlllrti., ' a pr-f .i
The woman was frejteill
Stello lromptl3'
Mauri ili.f. . Jim 1
ceived from Hlo dc Jrl
French vc.sel was ftrr 1 1
zillan insurgent wr
which dKchar Hn'tur I
guns, but diti no d
mind immt'li iic1 il i
nnd redrc T'
morning salti'c I
eleven guns.
Death nr f 1 1- r , ,
IiONiiON, Jan l
well known evplort
expedition tu (
tral Afrir.i in I
Abbot, aged i ' ' r
great sufTi rer fnm cm
ana this ileveVipi
caused dtnth Jun
were with him when he
Decamped with lit
HAIIWW, N J Jnn ll
son, nwell known youil
way, who was e-rinloveiJ
County bank ns nsbUtantl
decamped. He took Titll
bills. (Simpson hns IkvuI
the bank for the Inst foul
highly rcspei . tl Ly all
tlclals.
StublH ll by a Hlj,!
Low j-it - ,Tri 1
and jam (a r n
uiitu. h. M . V, t Il .
milkmtt l ii l!nr i
wliifh ir--x t hn'zin
Summers 1 tu men iv
inr-ri, prrmanently: because
Or t
ltovcs tliat
JhCKlS.
Arcv Jm;
ifor,
overrun tvi' l r f
In swar n rl
-urn enoam tl n ifi
irbtfisj
easy