TERRIBLE JXPLOSION I
Too High Prossuro.
In tlicso days of keen competition in everj
line, when the business man is compelled to
bend Ills intellect and every energy to tlic
success of Ills business tlie clerk, book
keeper, professional man nnd laborer, tt
drive themselves at a terrific rate, there can
be but one result an explosion, which if
not resulting In immediate death, leaves
them with shattered brains and bodies.
They are running at too high pressure.
The strain Is too great. Something must
and docs give way. This is equally truo nf
women. Though their sphere is more
limited, they have their daily burdens, frets,
and worries, and the results arc the same as
with their stronger companions.
Tliis condition is crowing worse every
day. The rapidity oflts increase is awful
to contemplate. Our homes, hospitals, and
insane asylums arc full of these unfortunates,
and are being crowded still further. There
is but one solution of the matter. Ilccog
nize the importance of the situation at once,
and take the necessary measures to over
come it. If you have falling memory, hot
flashes, diziiness, nervous or sick headache,
biliousness, irritability, melancholy, sleep
' lessness, fainting, nervous dyspepsia, epi
lepsy, etc, know that anyone of them is but
a symptom of the calamity that may befall
you. and even though you have used so
called remedies nnd treated with reputable
physicians witli littlo or no benefit, give Dr.
Miles' Restorative Nervine u trial. It is
the only remedy that may be depended
upon ior nervous muriciu.
" Two years ago I used I)r Miles' Restorative
Nervine with mnrkcil benefit, and later induced
myiwm, who had been sick with catarrh of iho
Madder live years in the hands of our best phy
sicians, to try it together with Dr. Mile' Nerve
and Liver I'llls. He was so wonderfully benefited
that ho ! attending to business again. IJy wlf
ntn ued Nervine with most excellent renins.
All of us together have not used more than
bottles of Nervine. Several of our friends have
nl used it. and are greatly improved." Louis
Olhbs, riucher & GIbbs flow Co., Canton. Ohio.
Dr. Miles" Restorative Nervine is sold by all
dnwrirlstson a positive guarantee, or sent by Dr.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind., on receipt of
price, 81 Vif bottle, six bottles, !.i,oxprcss prepaid.
It is positively free from opiates or dangerous
drugs. Free book at druggists, or by mall.
OATJTIGN. lr it dealer offers YV. I..
lyouglHe Shoes Rt a reduced price, or
helms them without nnme stumped on
.bottom, put him down as a fraud.
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to those who weir them. Dealers who push the
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-which helps to increase the sales on their full line
of goods. They can afford to sell at a less profit,
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
AND THE RESULTS OF INDISCRETION
Special Illuaie. anil Stricture,
rermanentlr Cured In a to 6 dari
BLOOD POISON ary tu byewlrL'fy
new luetuotun 30 lo uu day fl yeaia Kuro
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Hour. 1-3 1 Eve's 6-8t Wed. and Sat. ere'.
6-10 Sun. ft-1 BuoceBsrut treatment by mall.
W.L.D
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iriviY
Tho Alleged Oronin Murdor Con
spirator Now at Liborty.
EXOITIHG EOENE IN THE O0UET.
The, Announcement of ilm Verdict Re
ceived with Tlinnderons Applause An
Affecting Moetlug lletweeu the Liber
ated linn nnd His Devoted Wife.
ClUCAoo, March 0. The trial o ex-Detective
Dan Coufe'lilln, which has been In
progress for weeks for aliened complicity
In the murder of Dr. Crontu, was ended nt
4:85 yesterduy afternoon. As the Jury filed
into court Coughlin, who tat just in front
of the jury seats, turned deathly pale, and
then with apparent effort straightened up
in his sent.
"Has the Jury reached a vcrdlctf" asked
tho court.
"We have," responded Juror Holsman,
who had been made foreman. The fateful
document was handed to the eltrk, andhe
DAX COUOHMH.
rend: "AVo, tho jury, fiud the defendnnt,
Daniel CotiKlilln. not KUllty."
Aa these words were heard ft grent shout
went up from the crowd in the court room,
Hats were thrown high in tho rtlr, hnnd'
kerchiefs wero waved, nnd cheer after
cheer broke upon the stiff nnd stately
court room, nnd a mad ruxh was made for
the door by those nnxious to tell the news
to the crowds without. Judge Tutulll
his fncu aflame nt the breach of court otl
quette, demanded silence, and bailiffs vig
orously pounded for order, but It tooK
considerable time for the enthusiasm of
the crowil to suhride.
Coughlln half roe in his chair, and was
the next instant pushed hack by Attorney
David, the law partner of Mr. Donnlioe,
who has ko stoutly defended him turougli
out the long trial. Then it was a push
that almost swept tho happy man off his
feet. Newspaper men, old time friends of
the prisoner before his troubles, came upon
him in a body, aud nearly wrung his hands
off. "It s all right, boys, all right," gasped
Coughlin. "It's ull right boys, I won'
forget you. lou treated mo all right."
Then the prisoner workeil his way up to
the jury box and shook hands with as
many of the men as he could reach, but
the crowd was too much for him, nn
yelling nnd chetring to show its delight
pushed 111 1 ri away from tlie liox. tie gnv
up the effort to greet tho men who hnv
given him freedom, nnd in company with
the bailiffs started to leave the room, post
ing behind Judge Tuthlll's chair. Just
as he was directly behind the judgo a cry
of "JIake wny there; open up n pasrag
make way" wns heard nnd two stalwart
bailiffs pushed through the erottd, nnd
close behind them, gasping with sobs that
choked her, came Jilt,. ( oughlin.
"Dan, come back hero aud see your
wife," called fifty voices, aud Cougbli
retraced his steps. Just at the fuot of tho
little Hlght .of stairs leading up to th
Judge's rostrum he met his vlf. The
v nmnn gave nn incoherent try, htr arm
went up, fastened themselves around her
husbuud's neck, and then gave away ut
terly. She only said: "Dan, oh, Dan!'
Coughlin bent his big blonde head uutil
his mustache swept her check, und then
tho two rocked to and fro uutil the woman
was able to stlfio her emotion, and then
both were led away by Coughliu's father.
Attorney Daniel Donahoe, who had, with
ex-Judgo ing, defended the prisoner,
was the recipient of a shower of congrntu
lotions from friends and fellow attomejs.
"It is just aa I expected," he fnid. "The
verdict could not have been otherwise. I
will acknowledge that it was nn agreeable
surprise to me, however, to get a ven'.it
this afternoon. I would not nave 1
surprised if the jurors had remained ut
eighteen or twenty hours. Hut it is just
as well that thoy decided when they did,
for they could have reached no other con
clusion if they had been out a week."
Neither Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Bottom nor Associate Prosecutor Scanlan
would express an opinion as to tho ver
dict. "It was a surprise," they both as
serted, but further than that thoy declined
to talk to interviewers. An attempt to in
terview tho jury iu tho court room was not
productive of good results. "I can't tell
thing," said Juror Sharp pleasantly. "We
agreed not to talk or give any names, aud
I cannot say anything."
"That's right," broke iu Foreman Hols
man. "We have agreed that we would
not say a word to the papers. It would
not he a fair thing. I will say one thing,
though," said the foreman with a broad
grin. "I am just about as happy to get
away from this thing as Daniel Coughlin
ever was.",
"That's what," said Sharp emphat
ically. The jury was at once taken into the of
fice of the county clerk, where warrants
for their pay wero given them, and the
Cronin trial was out of court and Into Ills
tory for good.
Fatal Wreck of a Log Train.
LITTI.K ItOCK, March 9. A log train on
the A. J. Neimier Lumber camp's track
was wrecked neur Waldo. Seven cars
were smashed to splinters. Thomas Smith,
the manager of the train, was Instantly
killed. Several of the workmen were
more or less injured.
llatlne u Criminal Ollense.
AiIUNY, March 9. The senate commit
tee on the judiciary, without a disMmtiug
vote, agreed to report fnvornbly Senator
Coggeshall's bill ileliuing hazing as a
criminal offense,
Wright Favorably 1U ported.
WasiiinqtoK. March 9. Tho senate com
mlttee on commerce lias favorably re
ported tho name of J. Marshall Wright to
be naval ouicer oi iuo port oi i-uuttuei-
phia.
THE NICARAGUA INCIDENT. i
Secretary Gresliatn Preparing an Answer
to the Morgan Itcsolutlon.
WaphingkiH, Mnrch 0. Tho president
has turned over to the secretary of state
the preparation of nn nuswer to the Mor
gan resolution calling for Information rel
ative to the landing of British troops nt
Minefields, Nlcnrngun. The matter Is al
ready under way, and when tho answer is
complete it will bo submitted to the prcsl-
ent and carefully considered by himself.
nnd Secretary Gresham. One difficulty
experienced Is that tho resolution seems
to call for nn expression of opinion irorn
the executlvo as to the rlghtof the Hritish
to laud tho troops. To express such an
opinion might be rather embarrassing at
this time, as It will require patient study
of the voluminous correspondence, run
hint? back In Its references into the bIx- I
teeuth coutury. It might also have the I
unnleasant effect of acquainting: other ua-1
Hons v, Ith our purposes before It Is timely
to declare them. Therefore, It may be I
found that in nuswer to this part of the
resolution the correspondence will be al
lowed to spenk for itself.
No additional advices from .Nicaragua
were given out nt the state department
yesterday, but there Is reason to believe
that the president Is preparing for a vig
orous and unmistakable assertion of tho
Iuhts of tho United States in Central
America nnd that the correspondence will i
Include matters of later (Into than the
brief report from Minister linker, of the
landing of British troops. It Is still hoped
that the conditions have been misstated,
aud that the troops were landed solely to
protect tho lives and property of llrltlsh
subjects, lustend of for the purpose of lu
terfcrlng between Nicaragua aud the Mos
quito government. Uut there Is no dispo
sition to disguise the real gravity of the
lucident, for although the llritlsh often
hnvo talked of their rights of protectorate,
and even threatened, It has never in this
century come to the pass that British
troops were actually landed in Central
America, since the assertion of the Monroe
doctrlno to assert n protectorate.
Attnekcd by a Vicious nulldoff.
Havi:i:iiill, JIass., March 9. The 3-
year-old child of Charles Amos was ter
ribly bitten and Mrs. Amos and Mrs. John
Gibson sevorely hurt by an enraged bull
dog owned by the Gibson family. Mrs.
Amos and her daughter were calling at
the Gibson house, and the child wos shown
a large bulldog and littr of pups. She
took up one of the pups, when the old dog
attacked her, burying ids teeth In her
face aud tearing her lip and neck hor
ribly. Tho child's mother and Mrs. Gib-
Bon were in turn attacked by the dog and
bitten In several places In trviug to rescue
her.
Professor Kliortlldga Violently Insane.
MEDIA, Pa., March 9. ProfessorSwithln
C. Shortlidge, who shot and killed hi
bride of six weeks while walking along
the street two months ngo, wns Indicted
by tho grand jury yesterday on threu
counts murder, mnnslnughter and invol
untary manslaughter. Garret K. Smed
ley, counsel for the accused, desired an
immediate trial, but District Attorney
Shaffer objected, stating that Professoi
Shortlidge was in bucu a condition thathe
had to he chained to his bed at the Nor
ristown hospital. The case was therefore
postponed until tho June term.
Fayettevllle Jail Overcrowded.
CUARLE3TOWN, W.Va., March 9. A tele
gram was received by Major Banks, at
Eagle, that about 150 strikers had posses
sion of n freight train at Fnyettovllle.
After some dilllculty the posso cleared the
train, and it pulled out. A. II. Hatcliffe,
who had charge of tho party that arrested
Wyant on Sunday, became engaged in a
difficulty with a man at Sewell and shot
his opponent through the heart. He has
made his escape. The jail at Fnyetteville
Is overflowing with prisoners, and many
ore held in Odd Fellows hall.
Two l'olandera Drowned.
PlTTBMJIto, March 9. A small boat in
whicli were four men was swept overdam
No. 1 on the Monongahela river above this
city by tho rapid current, and two of the
meu were drowned. The wife of one of
the men witnessed the accident from the
shore, and in her frenzy jumped into tho
river to drown horself, but wns rescued.
The men were all Poles, and there names
could not be learned.
A Victim of Henry's Homb.
St. Pktersuoho, March 9. The papers
of Warsaw announce the death thereof!
Muutune KavoNky, a Polish lady. Her
death Is said to bo due to shock recelvtdl
nt the time of the bomb outrage in thu I
Cafe Terminus, in Paris, Tlie lady aud '
her husband were in Paris on their wed-1
ding trip, and were sitting in the cafe ,
when the explosion occurred, '.
Hohjr Gamblers Not Indicted.
RitnwiT Point. Ind.. March 9. Tho izrnnd
jury which was called to find indictments
against tha Ho by race trace pool sellers
adjourned without finding an indictment
of any description. Judge Gillette de
clares now that he will call a new jury
that will uct and prosecute the company
to tho and of the chapter.
Gladstone Charted with Duplicity. I
Doiilin, March 9. Mr. Redmond, M 1
P. for Waterford, publishes this morning
an address to the Irish people in which he
charges that tho retirement of Mr. Glad
stone at this time "can have origin only
in a scheme to defeat thehopesof thelrish
people by the abandonment of home rule, '
A Hank Thief neoomes Insane.
Detuoit, Mich., March 9. Orla C. Greg
ory, late assistant cashier of the Dexter
bank, and the self confessed robber of the
bank, has undoubtedly become insane, or
at least an imbecile. Since his confession
he has recogulzed no one. Physicians say
it is doubtful whether he will recover.
Charged with Illegal Voting.
PlTTSlioito, Murch 9. Thirty-one Demo
crats were arrested last night for Illegal
voting In the First ward nt the recent
municipal election. Wurrants are out for
n lni-L'H number of others, The unrests
have caused great excitement iu looal po-1
lltlcal circles.
Wages Reduced Ten ler Cent.
Lock Haven, Pji., Murch 9. An order
hasheen posted iu the Dubois olllces of the
Buffalo, ItockoUer and Pittsburg railroad
reducing by 10 per cent, tlie wages of all
employes receiving over flO a mouth. It
will affect 600 men, and will take offset
March 15.
bliaiii'i. Cabinet Keslgns.
M.1DMD, Mnrch 9. The cabinet lias re
signed, and the queou rutfeut has charged
Premier Sagnsta with the work o recon
structing a new ministry.
Thu Weather.
Voir; variable winds.
THE
Kind
That
Cures
Mrs. ROSA B.JACOBS,
IUbse, Vt.
ASTHA
CURED
WHEN FOUR PHYSICIANS FAILED.
Blx years ago was taken with
Asthma, which steadily grew worse.
I employed four different physicians,
who cavo mo up, saying thcro wns
no help for mo. Four hottloa of
DANA'S SAUSAPAltlLLA saved
my life, and I am well and happy.
. Mus. ItOSA 13. JAC011H,
P Barro, Vt.
aUi DUOUQISTS.
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Professor llartslioru XmTktrd for Murder.
New Casti.K, Pa., March 8. The gnind
jury returned true bills of indictnynt
against Professor Hartshorn, ex-principal i
ui mi; niHii miii'Mi, iui culm iiiiuuer null
producing a criminal operation, etc. At
torneys of tlie county bar believe that it
will be impossible to get a jury to try the
caso In this curt, and that counsel for the
defense will a-.k for n change of venue.
A MierlfT Sent In .lull.
LIMA, O., March 9. Moses P. Hoagland,
for two terms sheriff of this county, was
bent to jail for contempt of court. He was
charged with attempting lo Influence a
grand juror against K. L. l.augan, cashier
of the defunct Lima National hank. 11.
C. Famol, president of the bank, is on
trial today on l lie same charge
A Wlff Murderer Convicted.
Nr.w Hkiikiui). Mnss., .Mnrch 0. The
jury in the ltnl.erti.on murder trial, after
being out two mid n half hours, returned
a verdict of murder in thu first degree.
His counsel will file exceptions, llobert
sou murdered Ills wife some months ngo.
To ste the Ki-s I''irce.
Hoston, March 9. Tlie lloston Tow-
boat company has been awarded the con
tract for raising the wrecked battleship
Kenrntirgi'. The company will receive
tlO.'KX) if the work is unsuccessful nnd
$45,000 if successful.
An Imminent IV ntisyliitnln Mnson III.
PlTTHifKt;, March '.. C. V. liner, grand
commander of the Knights Templar of
Pennsylvania, and a Thiriy-third degree
Mason, is dangerously ill from spinal
meningetis, and fears are entertained for
his recovery.
Dishonest C'lty UlIlcUl Convicted.
New Whatcom, Wash., March 9. The
jury in the trial of 1'. M. Isenz, the ex
city treasurer, charged with embezzle
ment of $00,000 of tho city's money, re
tunled a verdict of guilty.
NUGGETS OF
NEWS
Brooklyn is iu imminent
danger of a
smallpox epidemic.
Tho entire business portion of Tempo,
Ariz., was destroyed by lire.
Cardinal Detroit Leon Thomas, arch
bishop of Houen, France, is in a dyiug con
dition nnd is not expected to live many
hours.
. During a fire in a tenement on Eighth
avenue, New York, Michael McCutcheon
was burned to death and Hlizabeth lleth
erlngton seriously injuivd.
During a riot in the province of Liege,
lielgium. cn'T tho appointment of an un
popular 1 mil teacher, two were killed
and u dwu wouudrd by gendarmes.
.lerseyV New Htnte Treasurer
Tlll'Mt'N, March 9. State Treasurer
elect (ienrge 11. .swain was administered
tho oath of oflli e by .Tustice Depue iu the
supremo uuiin room yesterday. He then
went lo the governor's apartments to seek
his commission, hut Governor Werts is
fit In the city, nnd Mr Swniu can do
nothing until his return.
I'lre on the Hteanier I'urU.
London, M"i "h 9. There was a fire on
the AmiriiAii mie steamer Paris yester
day, lying In thi-1. 1 airing dock at Hirken
head. It blnt'ttd iu the shaft covering und
sprertl to the second saloon. A gK-at deal
of damage wus dono to the saloon and
cabin lutings before tho tl.imes were
j quenched.
Comfort for Ills Declining Veurs.
Bl'KFALO, March 0. A special from
F.benozer says: Aaron Curtis, ruted T,
has fallen heir to W5.U00 uj the death of
1 relatives In Providence, N lb-oi
I most penniless, aud did cm v for his
board this w'u't'r
This (Iiieit Conou L'uuu nromntlv cures
Where all others fall. Coughs, Croup, Sore
Throat, Hosrsencss, whooping Cough and
Asthma. For Consumption It has no rival:
bos cured thousands, and will cene YOU If
takenln time. Bold by Druggists on a guar
antee. For a Lame Hack or Chest, uso
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H!L0H'S
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food to euro you, Prico.GUcta. Injector free.
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LOTS
Ol holes in a skimmer!
lots of wv of throwlne ii money Ont
of the bast methods nt economist p ( is to Insun
In first class, thoroughly re Is' 'a oropnloe
either life, fli e or accident, sucb us representee
by DAVID 3Ej3k.XTf3,A?,
No. 120 Uoalh Jardln street, Kheaaaau!., f i
I Onecentadosorfh TMA iWiZffl
HISS ITEMS SUIT.
Her Olaim Against Kentucky's Sil
ver Tongu8d Orator.
HO THOUGHT OF COMPROMISING.
Tim Attorneys fur lloth Hide Declare
Tlmt tlin I.-ci,l Hat Mb Will be I'uUKht
to b I'lnluli- The Trial My llrtr Almiir
fur n Month.
Washington, Mnrch 0. Although the
beginning of tlio nlrendy celebrated lnw-
suit of Mlm Madeline Polh.rd against
Congressman W, C. I. llrecklnridge, of
Kentucky, for tftO.OPO damage" for breach
of promise and seduction wns prosaic iu
its details, it had power to nttrnct the at
tention of a large crowd. A jury was se
lected without diflieulty, and the court
adjourned for tlie day mainly to permit
General Hen lluttcrwortli, who had joined
the legnl forces of Colonel UrorkUtrlclge
on short notice, to acquaint himself with
the detnils of the ense.
Thu nrrny of lawyers, local nnd imported,
who were ranged before tlie bench on
MISS roLLAita
which the judge sat lu isolated elevation,
was so formidable that it assured a legal
contest worth listening to. In tho rear
wero tables nt which clustered the corres.
pondents for tho newspapers of several
cities, and filling the rest of the court
room a mixed audience, friends of the lit)
glints, lawyers Interested from profes.
slonnl motives nnd such outsidersnscould
persuade the doorkeepers to admit them
The blue grass congressman, who is ac
cused by Miss Pollard with being the
father of her three children, and whose
girted eloquence In the house of repre
sentatives, on tlie stump nnd In assemblies
of the Presbyterian church have won for
him the popular soubriquet of tlie silver
tongued orator, was the central figure of
tho theatric scene iu the stuffy littlo court
room. So lightly has he worn his 57 years
that his appearance would bo youthful
hut for the snow white hair ond beard.
Under the trying circumstances which
beset him his reputation, if not his polit
ical future, the stake of the trial, his air
was uuenilmrriissing to the degree of non.
chalance. His antagonist in tho trial was
not there. She was ncross tlie street iu
her attorney's office awaiting a summons
to tho court room when tho trial should
begin, but the adjournment made her
presence unnecessary.
Since publicity wns given to her troubles
Miss Pollard has remained secluded In an
Episcopalian house of refuge, unseen even
by those who knew her before us a clerk
in the census bureau, a writer for the
newspapers and a participant in occasional
social functions of the best circles of po
litical sociity.
Much of the testimony for both sides is
in the form ot depositions taken by agree
ment of both parties, to avoid tlie expense
of summoning witnesses from a distance.
There are neurly a hundred of these state
ments. There will be a contest over the
introduction of the depositions, and it
may be that some of them will bo ex
cluded by Judgo Wilson ns irrelevant,
and that their contents will remain un
known to tho public.
Hon. Jere Wilson is principal connsel
for the plaintiff, and he Is assisted by Cal
deron Carlisle. Colonel Breckinridge is
defended by ex-Congressman Phil Thomp
son, ex-Congressman llutterworth nnd W.
F. Mattingly. Mr. Breckinridge's princi
pal attorney, Colonel Knoch Tottcn.isuow
ill in Florida, but may be hero next week.
Colonel Breckinridge's lawyers declare
that they have mapped out no plnn of
campaign, hut that their course will be
guided by the direction which the plain
tiff's cu.se takes. The acquisition of Gen
rul llutterworth will strengthen mate
rially the defense, ns ho is considered an
exceptlonallyhtrong man lu trials hy jury
The length ot time to be consumed hy
tho trial cannot be foretold, even by the
attorneys. While Attorney Phil Thomp
son said that it would occupy at least ten
days, others are inclined to think it will
last over a month.
Any intent or leaning toward compro
mise is strenuously disclaimed by the at
torneys on both sides,
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotntion on the New York and
rhllndelphla Kxchanges.
Nkw Vohk, March 8. There was a break li
suitur cortlfleutes In tho stock market toduj
and in spite of frequent um aril bursts held at
a materially Ion er le el. Closing hlilB
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania.
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Erie - 17
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West Bhore KHOj
N. Y. Central Ito
I,ako Krio A; V.... 1JJ
Del. & lluilbou...-!
Ovnernl aiurkets.
1'UiI.Aiir.I.t'iiiA, March 8. Flour iL; win
I ter supertine, $I.'.1U; winter extras,
642.50; No. " inter family, SX.Wo2.tVt; IV nn
slvanla roller straight, ii.Wm-M. western
winter, c-kar, S "astf). Wheat qtilet.vasy, with
03o. bid snil asked for March. Corn
qulet.fai. ao. , w Uli 4296c. bid and tUc. asked for
March, Outs firm, dull, with 3Tc. bid unJ
37?4c. ahked for March, lieof quiet; cut
meats steady: iilcklod hams, UMtUHc. Pork
dull. I.xM dull: western steam, t'MWW.'M
Butter uiim-uK'iI; western dairy, Uftltlu.; do.
creamery, ujt..luo.t do. faotorr. ll15c.
Elglns, i!l'i.- : New York dairy, iriio.i do,
crean.ery, ldl,17o. Pcnnsylv uuiti creamery,
prints, extra, nc; do. fair to good, idqsw.
VrluU ore Jobbiuir nt 9i58eo. Cheese steady
large, VM.i "...., lUttQlUo.; part '',
3,Vii.Hc.; full skim. a&8o. Kgga firm; Nuv
York uuu I'em - ' -"da, Ibc.i wrstern fresh,
ISc.: southern, i'.;w .,.;.
l.lt stock Ulurkets.
Kuw Yohk, Mnrch 8. No local trade hi
beeves. ouUo qjous American stiera at tH
ftllo. ier iouiid, druMed weight. Aiuerleun
sluep, 18aUi, diessed weight. C'slvta steudy;
good to choice mill, iH.blia7M per 100 lbs.
Sheep aud lambs steady; poor lo good sheep,
i2 SfmtS.W pi t lou lbs, ;comuion to cltolce lambs,
f tat.tBH. Hogs lower; good state, 55. tU per
lUllbs.
?
i rv
xsiness
It is characteristic of the Wren
tlint it will sneak iu and occupy
thu nest made by another bird, in
preference to building one of is
own. This same trait is often
seen in business. It is shown by
the imitators
No sooner has the wonderfnl
merit of this new vegetable short
ening, so much better than lard,
created for it a remarkable sa's
and popularity, than the business
wrens are ready to move upon
tlie market with manv worthless
counterfeits. A-iy housekeeper
can be easily and cheaply con
vinced of the value of Cottoi.nK
by simply giving it a trial. They
will then be unwilling to jro back
to lard, or go down to fraudu
lent imitations.
Sold In 1 nu.1 pnuiHl piilU
Made only by
.K. FAIRBANKS. CO.,
CHICAGO, ano
138 N. DELAWARE AVC,
PHILADLl.pt. IA
3E?.ES33 JS33' Si
AUCTION COMMISSION HOUSE
The place for business men to send
their snrplus stock ol every descrip
tion for salo
AUCTION DAYS,
Tuesdafs. Thursdays. Saturdays,
Anybody can send goods of every description
to the rooms and they will oo sold at aaotton
on tho usual terms. All goods toldon comml
Blon and settlements made on the day follow.
Ing tbo sale.
Reese's Auction Rooms
Dougherty llulldlnfr,
Cor. Contro aud Jnnlin Rtroota
W. H. SNYDER
133 West Centre Street,
Malianoy City, Pa.
htistic Decorator
Painting nnd Paperhanglng,
Perfect work.
llarsalns in milnts and oils plain and stained
glass. All tbo r.ew patterns In wall paper.
Dally und weekly nasers. novelB, noveletts
and stationery.
Headquarters for Evening HoralcL
New Discovery.
Mayers' Magnetic Catarrh Curo Is used bv
vapor Inhalation and Is the only medicine ol
tho kind ever put on tho market. Uy Inhalation
the medicine is not poured into the stomach
and thence sent wandering through the sys
tem. Hut by inhalation tho medicine is sp
oiled directly to the deceased organ and the
only way to reach the affected parts In tha
noe, Kvcry bottle Is guaranteed by the
druggist. Price 1 per bottle. Guaranteed to
cure, r'orsnic oy an aruggisis.
It s used dilferent iron, any other medicine.
Our advertised agents and nil druccIiit3.ro
Instructed to return tho money to any one who
(alls to he cured hy Mayers' Magnetic Cat&rrB
Cure Price uno dollar tor 3 months' treat
ment. This Is saying ti great deal, hut It has
never falk-d. For sale by druggists, or address
The Mayers Drug Co., Oakland, Md.
WALL PAPER!
BARGAINS)!
Big Ecdnctlon in Wall Taper.
Must make room for an enor
mous Spring Stock. : : : :
JOHN - P. - CfiRDEN,
KM W. Centre Street, Hhenandoah, Ps.
104 North Main street, Hhenandoah, !.,
WHOLESALE BAKKR AND C8NFECT10KIS,
loe Cream wholesale and retail.
Plonlcs and parties supplied on short notice.
JOE WYATT'S
IftLOQN AND RESTAURANT,
(Christ. Uossler's old stand.)
'statu und Coal Nts Hhenanrlonh,
Best beer, ale and porter on tap. The Dneil
arscOso! whiskeys and eltars. Pool room at
toned.
The Man Wlio wrote the Song
"Jle nrvrr enret to wander
iVom hU own flrerttle,"
was Inspired while bl't'Bg before one ot my One
Heaters. I also havi on hand the best Htovei
and Kangos In the market and a large stosk ol
lIousefurr'hng Goods. Plumbing, rootlBC
ami Hpouiu. i speciulty. All work guaranteed.
T. O. -WTDEJlFLei,
fiyr o' Uoyd and White Sta., Hhenasdoab, Pi
SHOEMAKERS'
?,mr& Supply Store
Whole,tle and ItetaU PRICBS,
J OlaJ 3D. TH33ZXSB
Ferguson House bldg., Centre Street,
IP YniT HAVE A TRUNK to go U
IE I U U tce depot or a parcel to seoa
away drop us n card and we will call for It.
United. States Express,
Cor. Centre aud Union gts.
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