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gmmnmtmmmnmmtsg
s r 1A.
Deceived
3
By those who fTcr sub- 3
ST stitutes for Cottolcnc. 3
Its success lias been so 3
Cj phenomenal that numcr- 3
g: ous imitations are now 2jJ
S; being offered which are 3
SC: claimed to tc, "just as 3j
good." All these 3;
i Imitations 1
lack the intrinsic merit of 3)
Cottolcnc and will prove .jj
E: disappointing and disa-
g- nreeabletothosewhouse 2
them. These counterfeits j,
differ widely from ditto- Hk
lene and are mere 2
Experiments
when compared, to the
reliable shortening Cot- E?
tolene. Save money, an-
noyance and your health s?
byrefusingall substitutes S
offered to take the place EJ
of Cottolcnc. nt'
Bold In three and live pound palls.
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CHICAGO,
183 I. DEUffilE 1VE., jf
PHILADELPHIA. t
liumiummiiiiuuwM
CAUTION, If n dealer oners W. I
."Douglas blioes nt n reduced price, or flays
I10 has them without untue stamped un
&ottom,put him tloivnns a fraud.
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lie convinced. The stamping of w. L, Douglas'
name and price on the bottom, which guarantee
their value, saves thousands of dollars annually
to those who wear them. Dealers who push the
sale of V. L. Douglas Shoes gain customers,
which helps to Increase the sales on their full line
of goods. They can afford to sell at a less profit,
and we believdyou can save money by buying ail
your footwear of the dealer advertised below.
Catalogue free upon application. Address,
IV. I. DOUGLAS 1 ltrockton, Mass. Sold by
Joseph Ball, Shouandofth.
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BUFFALO, N. V.
LOTS
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Lots of ways or throwing away money. Onf
of the best methods of economizing Is to Inaurt
In tlrst class, thoroughly reliable companies,
either life, tire or accident, such as representee
by
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11 TilLf COXEY.
The Ooinmonwoal Army Leador
Boforo a Court of Justioo,
LOOKS BAD TOR KELLY'S BAND.
It I. Now IleltnTed That th. California In.
dnatrlalt Will b. atarrad Out of Dan
Ilnlaaa and Cnnip.il.d to Oontlnu. Tll.lr
Jtiurner on Foot.
Washington, Mny 8. Another oppor
tunity wos nflorded the Commonweal
lenders to exploit ttiruidolves before tho
public yesterday lu the police court pro
ceedings against the. leaders. Marshal
Carl Browne took advantage of the oc
casion to swnggor about in his buckskin
apparel and once put In a word of com
ment regarding the proceedings. Judge
Miller threatened to have' the mnrshnl
consigned to the dock. There was an
audience gathered which filled the court
room and included most of the Populist
leaders, ns well as other members of con
gress. Senator Allen, while disclaiming
sympathy with what he called the vision
ary Ideas of Coxey, mnde n strong plea for
the constitutional rights of citizens to
peaceably axsemble and petition congress.
Judge Miller refused n ueparato trial for
Coxey, so the three defendants are lu one
boat. They were represented by three at
torneys Hepresentatlve Lnfe Pence of
Colorado, ex-Assistant District Attorney
A, A. Lipscomb of Washington, and r.
young and Inexperienced lawyer named
Hymnn, The proceedings were pervaded
with good nature and Informality. Once
Representative Van Voorhls, of New
York, Interjected a speech, although he
had no particular connection with the
case, and It was difficult to tell who were
the actual participants.
The first witness for the government
was Detective Home, of Washington,
who had traveled with the army for sev
eral days as an enlisted "Wealer." He
told how Coxey enlisted htm in commune
A, as No. IS. Under cross examination
by Representative Pence, the detective
detailed his orders, said that none of the
men were armed, and that he had never
heard Coxey or his men threaten any re
sort to violence. Ho had represented on
Joining that he was an unemployed labor
ing man. Some of the men had got
drunk, but he had heard General Coxey
say that bo would dismiss any men
caught drunk or begging.
Major Moore testified regarding Coxey's
threat to speak from the Capitol steps
after be had been notified that such action
was unlawful, and othor witnesses told of
the incidents leading to the arrests. The
case is continued today.
BAD
FOR KEL1.T8
AltJIV.
n.u.r
That the Men Will bo
Starved
Ont of iJ.s Holn.a.
Dks Moines, Io., May 5. The effect of
the discouraging outlook, for Kelly's In
dustrials has made itself manifest in the
army and the men are downcast and ills-
heartened. There wer. no songs over their
oamp fires; no shouting of "On to Wash
ton," and no cheers for officers and visitors.
The prime cause of the general depression
was the continued scarcity 01 provisions.
When breakfast time came the comral.
sary officer reported 1,000 loaves of bread
on hand, but scarcely enough meat and
coffee tq supply the officers' mess, Kelly
murmured a few weird western oaths and
then drew on his far famed treasury for
money to buy coffee and meat. The ar
rival of the purchased provender served
partially to despel the gloom, but the un
certainty a to dinner prevented a' pro
nounced bull movement In tho spirit of
the "troops."
Governor Jackson again spent tho day
In endeavoring to secure cheap rates to
the river, but without success. To carry
the men to the Mississippi at full fare
would cost about 10,500, an amount far
beyond the fondest hopes of the soliciting
committees, and the railroads entering
Des Moines have positively stated that
nothing less than full faro would be ac
cepted. The route to the river via the
Des Moines and Kansas City narrow gauge
and the Keokuk and Western Is the only
one now seriously considered, and should
pending negotiations fall a march across
the country or disbandment must follow.
It is the general Impression hero that
Kelly will be starved out and forced to
march, and that his army will dwludlo to
a corporal's guard before the river Is
reached.
A Commonweal Camp llrnUen Up.
Elizabeth, N. J., May 6. A largo corps
of policemen made a raid on a crowd of
tramps numbering 125 that had taken
possession of the woodlands arouud North
Elizabeth. They were wuiting for the '
coming of tho Connecticut detachment of
Coxey's army aud had built cabins of rail
road ties stolen from the Pennsylvania
tracks. The camp was demolished and
the men driven Across th. Union county
line. For the last two weeks more than
1,500 ohickeus have been stolen fromcoopi
within two miles of the camp.
A Premium for Avoiding- Valpsralto.
Valparaiso, Ind., May 5. The commit
tee of citizens sent to meet Randall's army
returned last evening. Randall will pass
around the city and the committee In re
turn will furnish enough provisions to
last him over Sunday. The state board of
health notified the county physician to
vaccinate every member of the army,as
it had just marched througu a district in
fected with smallpox.
New ISnglanders On far Ilaltlmor.
New York, May 5. The New England
contingent of Coxey's army from Boston
met last night lu Germania hall. The hall
was crowded, the meeting orderly and the
collection amounted to t50. They started
for Bultlmoro this mornlug by way of Jer
sey City.
Fry Still on the Tramp.
Indianapolis, Ind., May 8. "General"
Frye announces his nrmy will stort on
foot tomorrow for Dayton or Cincinnati.
All hope of a free ride has been nbandoned.
The provisions in tho camp are very low.
Looks l.lke riraey.
Baltimore, May S. Ofllcers of the
steumer Richmond, just arrived from the
Rappahannock river, report the recovery
of the body of Captain O. B, Dldlake, of
MIddlesox county, Va., who wns drowned
about six mouths ago. Tho face of tha
dead captain looked as if it had been
crushed In by a blow, aud his wrists and
ankles bore marks of having been tied
with cords. At the time of Captain Dld
lake's drowning many suspected that he
had been murdered on his boat for his
money by the two colored men who com
posed his crew. They said the captatu was
knocked overboard by the boom, und that
they could not save him,
HERE is but one
way in the world to be sure
of having the best paint, and that is
to use only a well-established brand
of strictly pure white lead, pure lin
seed oil, and pure colors. The
"John T. Lewis & Bros."
brand is standard "Old Dutch"
process, and is always absolutely
Strictly Pure
White Lead
If you want colored paint, tint
this strictly pure lead with National
Lead Co.'s Pure White Lead Tinting
Colors.
These colors are sold In one-pound cans, each
can being sufficient to tint 23 pounds of Strictly
Pure White Lead the desired shade ; they are in
no sense ready-mixed paints, but a comblnatloc
of perfectly pure colors In the handiest form to
tint Strictly Ture White Lead.
Send us a postal card and get our book on
paints and color-curd, free.
JOHN T. LEWIS & BROS. CO.,
1'UUdtlphla.
IF TOP WANT
ARTIFICIAL TEETH!
00 TO THE
1?
and rl tho best. A full set
for 18. any alee, shade, shape,
and sev ral hundred sets to
select trom. Their vitalited
air has no eq.ua' (or painless
extraction. All klndt Qlllne
at reasonable prices. Don't fnrtet the number,
100 North Centre Btreet, rOTTSriLI,E, rU.
Grand : Opening 1
JOHN X.ITSTTOTMI
Wishes to announce to the publlo that he
has oponed n PHOTOGItAPII GALLERY
at No. 14 N. Plum nlley, where ho will be
pleased to have you call. All work guar
anteed. A specialty of tintypes, 2 for 25c
PEOPLE who have CAHPETS,
FKATHEH3 or MATTHE8'JES
To bo Oloanocl !
While cleaning house, will do well to
call on or address
He STEAM REIOTATIIG M.,a5KKS!S
33 East Coal Street.
F
EHQUBON'H THEATRE.
P. J. TIROUSON, MANAGER
WEDNESDAY, MAT 9, '94
The American Comedy Compnny,
presenting the grandest of
farcical comedies,
Pen-el-ope Ann
Tha cast includes Wm. Y. Owen, late of
Daly's Theatre; Miss Eflle Germon, late of
Wollack's Theatre: Albert lloberts, late
of Madison Square Thentro, New York;
Miss Nollto Yalo Nelson, lata of Langtry
company, anuotners equally as popular,
Robert G. Ingersoll savs: "If all come
dies were as powerful as is 'Pen-el-ope
Ann' the stage would never suffer or the
puuiic ue uoreu."
Prices, as, 35 and 30 Cents,
Reserved seats at Klrlln's drugstore.
CLEABT BROS.,
Bottlers of all kinds of
TEMPERANCE : DRINKS i
AND MINERAL WATBBS.
Weiss Beer a Specialty. Also bottlers of th
Finest uecr.
17 nnd 19 Vearh Allm. N 11 KXA KD OAJ1
RELIABLE-uiD-lAMl
no IvuHt Centre Street,
GUiounudoali, 'Piv,
All work truaranteed to be nrst-class In even
resiect. We respectfully solicit a share o:
pour patronage. Uooda called lor and deliverer
Hllk ties and Lace Curtains a specialty.
Iiauer's
BOCK BEER !
Is Now Ready for Delivery.
CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT
-AGENT FOR
Lauer's CELEBRATED LAGER
No. 207 West Cool Street,
Shenandoah, Pcnna.
rn, Wnrllih Illa.nttnd rirUL
tENNYROYflLflLLi
v Zx?s73 t-oit. .-il wliti bin rtiibM Tut
A3 -i CUil ... (I,p. KsAill JilMfrtul WalllM
(" rtftioniandimitiiUt'it. ilDrflfliti.Mim
I L Sr to itiiupi fur irtltlrt, imuumslH.
lUMvf Tur LuiU' Utttr, y rclifta
V fjr l(i,(OU riiiitnonlkli. Ifamt ftr
MUSSER & BEDOALL,
(Successors to Coawey nroa.)
Mo. 3B Kiihi Centre Mtrcel,
HIIK'-'fANnOAII, IA.
Our Motto!
Heat Qualltv at Lowest Cis:
Prices.
Fatronsge respectluiiy sollcltea.
111
A Ctieerlnc Report It. pit th. Many
ilrlUr. untl Industrial AmilM.
Kew Yuhk, May 4. H. 0 Dun & Co.'s
weokly review of tra'le saysi It Is now,
as it has been for nearly a year, the
amazement of Intelligent observers that
the United Slates -nfiem so little from
reverses which otlur lands share, but
which fall more beaviiy here than any
where else. Notwithstanding' the stir
ring events of tho past '; he volume
of business In but 31.3 per leis than a
year ago. In some tllicc. Ikiis of
improvement appear even now. a ul the
sublime faith of the people In their future
is shown In the general belief that x'rikes
and disorders will tUlckly disappear.
Money markets hnve not been disturbed
by the large outgo of gold, which was
taken mainly from the treasury through
redemption of notes.
The mont encouraging sign Is the marked
decrease in liabilities of Arms fulling,
which were only (1,418,144 for the last
week of April, and for four weeks ,T22,
TOO, of which $3,Ta-.'.32a were of manufac
turing and 4,VU,3t',T 0f trading oonoerns.
The amount of llnhllltles at the south was
1)2,01(1,419, against t3,Ul,03'J In eastern aud
$2,0tW,257 In western states.
The failures this week have been 233 lu
the United States, against 21 last year,
and 85 In Canada against 2 last year.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES
NHtlnnnl LeARUo.
At New York New York. 0; Phllodel-
phla, 4. At Ilnltimore Baltimore, Vi;
IlrnoklVIl. K At Vnlittrtnn Ttnntnn
15; Washington, . At l'lttsburg I'ltts- j
burg, 10; St. Louis, 0. At Cloveland
Cleveland, 8; Louisville, i. At Chicago
Chicago, 0; Cincinnati, 3.
Kantern Lptisun.
At Springfield Springfield. I Syra-
cuse, 13 (called on account of darknesi).
At Wilkesbarre Wllkeshnrre, 14; Krle, 6.
At Providence Troy, 4; Providence, 8.
l'anmylvnulA 8tnte Lvagn.
AtKaston Easton. 11; Allontown. & At
Haidetou Hatleton, 10; Scranton, 8. At
Harrlsburg Rarrisburg, 13: Altosua. 4.
At Reading-Rending. 13; I'ottsvllle. 1
What Causes Pimples?
Clogging of the pores or mouths of the seba
ceous glands with sebum' or oily nutter.
The plug (if sebum in the centre of tlio pimple
is called a blackhead, grub, or comedone.
Nature will not allow the clogging of the pores
to continue long, hence,
Inflammation, pain, swelling and redness,
later pus or matter forms, breaUa or Is opened,
the plug comes out and the pore is once moro
free.
Thero are thousands of theso rores In tho face
alone, any ono of which is liablo to become
clogged by neglect or disease.
What Cures Pimples?
The only reliable preventive and cure, when
not due to a constitutional humor, is
Cuticura Soap.
It contains a mild proportion of CUTICURA,
the great Skin Cure, which enables it to ditsolro
tho sebaceous or oily matter as It forms at tho
months of the pores.
It stimulates the sluggish glands and tubes to
healthy activity, reduces Inflammation, soothes
and heals Irritated and roughened surfaces and
restores the skin to its original purity.
This Is the secret of its wonderful success.
For bad complexions, red, rough hands and
shapeless nails, dry, thin and falling hair, scaly
sad Irritated scalps and simple baby blemishes
It Is wonderful.
It Is preserving, purifying and beautifying to
a degree hitherto unknown among remedies for
ths tkln and complexion.
ale greater than the combined sales of all
otker skin and complexion soaps.
Sold throughout the world.
Potter Dnuo aud Ciiem. Conr., Bole Pro
prietors, Boston.
Women full of pains, aches
nnd weaknesses find comfort,
strength and renewed vitality In
Cuticura Plaster, the first and only
pain-killing, nerve-strengthening
plaster when all else fails.
MJiSCElCIiANEOUS.
W
ANTED A girl for general housework
Apply at tne iieualu omce.
WANTED. Salesman ; salary front start,
permanent place Ilroivn Iiros. Co.,
Nurserymen, Uochestcr, N. Y. S.m-lm-e- d
;OI! SALE. A lot nt shoats and small pig.
Apply to George Pointer, Shenandoah, Pa
TirANraD A girl for general housework,
I V Call ut the IliuALl) branch sfflce, Keese's
auction ruoms, west centre street. 4 so-tf
TOST. Between Ringlown and Shenandoah,
j a flHhtns rod and case Finder will Dlease
leave same with II. It. (Severn. Fereuson
House, snenanaoan, ana receive rewara.
FOR KENT Two elegant rooms, located
In ths best part of town (over Kefowlra's
ciotnicr Btorej. neaiea dj steam sou m ox
electricity. Hultable for a lawyer or doctor.
Apply to i.eri rteiowicn, iu a. huio street.
rhnrr totfuper week using and selling Old
tbZU Reliable Plater. Every famllv has
rusty, worn knives, forks, spoons, etc Quickly
plated by dipping in meitca metal, mo ex
rerlence or hard wrk; a good situation, Ad-
dress W. P. Harrison & Co , Clerk No. 11, Col
umbus, Ohio.
i DMINIHTRATIX NOTICE. Estate ot Ed
A ward Griffiths, deceased. Letters ot
administration of the estate of Edward
Qrlmths, late of Hhenanloah, Hchuylktll
county, Pennsylvania, aeceaseu, nave Deen
granted to Elizabeth Griffiths residing In said
borough, to whom all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to mntce payment, and
those having claims or demands, will maae
Known to same wituout oeiay.
KLizAUETn GiurriTiis. Administrate.
8-Sl-oaw-ot J. II, POMEKOY. Atlorney,
J. F. PL0PPERT,
SalG37 and
onfeciioner,
SO East Centre Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENH A.
Bread, Cakes, Confectionery nnd
Vanilla, Chocolato and Straw,
berry Ice Crenro nnd Soda Water,
Wholesale and Retail.
Orders for parties and other events filled
on short notice. Ice cream delivered to
all purUof town In pint or quart buckets.
)MEMJ',UIUM11U
Murdoroun Attack on Coke Work
ers at Scottdalo, Pa.
0HILDHEN JOINED IN THE RAID.
A Deputy Kh.rlfTiind a Mine Orflrlal Were
Berlousty Woumlvd, While Five Mennud
Two Women of tha Assaulting Party Are
Rtiot Xlown.
Bcottdalb, Pa., May S. The north end
of the Connellsvllle coke region Is In a
fever of fenr, excitement nnd anxiety. The
terrible work at the Painter plant of the
McClure company, bad as It was In Itself,
Is feared still more as a foreshadowing of
tho beginning, of times and conditions
that are Inevitable unless this strike Is
speedily settled.
Yesterday's battle was between striking
Poles, a small number of deputies und a
comparative few of the men ot work at
the Painter plant. Deputy Sherltl Whito
and Chief Clerk Hoddy were terribly
beaten aud are lying in a critical condi
tion. Five men und two women on the
strikers' side were shot and two of the
men dangerously wounded. Slxty-threo
riotvrb, among them twelve women and
ten children, have been taken io jail, and
warrants for fifty others have been sworn
out, but the men cannot now be found.
The Painter plant was closed down by
tho strikers on the 21th ult., and wus idlo
until Wednesday of this week. Yesterday
Joe Bconesky's wlfo went to the othor
houses and got the women ot the striking
Poles to join her in a proposed raid on the
plant. Soon she had 150 men, women aud
children lu the ranks, ready for a raid.
The men remained in the rear aud tho
women and children, led by Mrs. Scon
esky, mude a rush for the coke ynrds.
luls region has seen many savage af
fairs in which women unsoxed themselves
by deeds of cruel violence, hut the old
timers say that novcr before has there
been such a spectacle as this. Every per
son lu the assaulting party had some sort
of striking weapon, even the children
screaming shrilly as they nourished sticks
suited to their size. Many of the women
bore axes and some of them carried base
ball bats and hntchets.
Deputy White wus tho first man at the
yard on whom a blow fell. Mrs. Sconesky
had a baseball club and her husbuud
wielded on ax. White went down before
the front rank of the raiders. Hoddy and
a clerk named James Tarr saw him fall
In the face of the fearful odds these two
men sprang to his rescue and fought their
way to his side. Then the frantic raiders
fell upon Tarr and Hoddy as White strug
glud to his feet, blinded with blood. The
three men fought desperately, but the
odds were too great, and finally all were
gain uuder the feet of the mob. Itoddy
wus beaten and cut almost as badly an
White.
White was drugged luto the engine
house to escape the fury of thu strikers.
lty this time tho deputies rallied, and
three volleys were fired in quick succes
sion, forcing the mob to retire over the
hill in utter rout.
The affair has oaused the most Intense
excitement here. It Is feared the foreign'
rs will revenge the shooting down of
their countrymen mid that this Is but the
beginning of riots lu all parts of the re
gion. It would not be a surprise to the
people here should the strikers resort to
ths use of dynamite to blow up the works.
UONNEL1SVIU.K, pa., May 8. At no
time since the strike was inaugurated has
violenoe been bo Imminent as at present.
The wholesale evictions contemplated
next week and the attempt by th leading
companies to resume Monday are sure to
result in violence. The leading companies
say they will start unless the Italney
works ars closed down at once. Halney is
scouring all the largo contracts at hand'
some figures, and the other companies
will not stand idly by und see themselves
ruled out of the market. Two of the lead
ing oompunlea announce that they will
start up ull ten works, if In doing so they
have to deputize half their men nnd ask
for protection from the state troops.
Flrd on IIU Pursuers.
Comber, Out., May S. Constable Lind
say, who wns shot Thursday night by
James- Trusky. died yesterday from his
wounds. Ollicers hunted the murderer
yesterday afternoon. He stood behind a
bush heap In the woods and with a re
volver defied his pursuers. The ofllcers
told hlra to throw up his hands, but he re
fused, and they fired several Bhots without
elfect, seeing that a struggle was useless
Trusky pointed his own weapon to his
heart aud tired, lie is mortally wounded.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of tho Nsw York and
Philadelphia JxohanKs.
New YonK.May 4. Before 1 o'clock a strong
buying movement was developed In Sugar,
which led to a general advance. The general
market was well held In the late dsallngs, and
closed firm. Closing bids:
Lehigh Valley. ST W. N. Y. & Pa 1M
Pennsylvania Wi Brie ..
Iteading 10M
St. Paul 63
Lehigh Nav
N. Y.&N. E.. ...
Now Jersey Cen.. 10SK
I)., L. & W imi
West Shore..
N. Y. Central 89)
Lake trio OS w... 18
Del. & Hudson. ...WH
Gvnaral Marksts.
I'liiutnEi.rniA, May . Flour weak; win'
ter super., It&S.lO; do. extras, tt.KQJlM: No,
winter family, U-KQU.U; Pennsylvania
roller straight, I3.o303.vo; western winter,
clear, 2.i032.(H. Wheat dull, firm, with 00a
bid and 60c. asked for May. Corn Arm,
higher, with 3o. bid and l.'tHc- asked for May,
Oats firm, dull, with tMto. bid and 4110,
asked for May. Deef steady. Pork firm. Lard
steady: western steam, fT.VO. llutter steady
New York dairy, litlTc; western dairy, 10
Mo. i Nsw York creamery, lMWc; western
creamery, 1317c; Elglns, 17o.; Imitation
creamery, USHc; Pennsylvania criumery
prints, extra, 20u.; do. choice, lvc.; do. fntr to
prime. Ulftlfo. ; do. "curlicky," 1517cr; prints
Jobbing at 'MtSlo. Kggs Irregular; New York
and Pennsylvania, lUjailKc. western fresh
luwailWc.
Live Htock Markets.
New Yoiik, May 4. Heeves firm; natlvs
steers, good to hardly prime, f4. 4Vi4.50: mo-
dlum to fair, Sl.3uQ4.4U; inferior to ordinary
do., rt.lftsi.l.jii; nuns. M.70t..:; ury cows
poor to prime. Sl.tiOQlMO. Calves dull, easier.
bheepand lamu very dull; unshorn sheep,
poor to ordinary, $3.004.379 per 100 pounds
clipped do.. Inferior to prime, f-lva4.im
choice unhnrn lambs, $..IWi.75; fair
clipped do., 4.1VI; Mieithern spring liming.
f u HKfflT. Hogs stronger.
East Lim in v. Pa., May 4. C'uttlo steady;
prime, 4.V(.'4.'; kc.i:, a.S0,4; good butch
ers', $H.6(K(' .1.90; good fat cows aud heifers,
f)!.30&a; bull, uud slugs, 83; veal calves,
.1.&IIQ4. Hogs lower; best Phlladelphlas,
l5.4iJW.50; l-st Ynrki-ra, 5.US&.40; common
to fair YorUrs, &.5&i.!10; pigs, fM&ato.);
good heavy song, 4 60o; stags and rough
sons, tiiOH. Sheep steady; extra, W.MO
8.); good, JfJ.40d3.llo; fair, ft4038; common,
ft0u.tltl.60; lambs, (S.S034.05; spring lambs,
fiOT.
1EKRI13LE JKXPLUSION!
Too High Prossuro.
In these daysof keen competition inevcry
line, when the business man is compelled to
nd Ills intellect and every energy to the
.iii"9 of his business j the clerk, book
ci'pcr, professional man nnd laborer, to
. ive themselves at a terrific rate, there can
, but one result an explosion, which, if
i rcsiiltliij, in immediate death, leaves
in with shattered brains and bodies.
Iiev are running at too high pressure.
: lie strain is too great. Something must
,,t,i does give way. llus is fnunllv true or
id . on. Though their ppherc Is more
i oiuil, they have their daily burden, frets,
' nl ivories, and the remits are the came as
uli llieir stronger ronimnions.
1 his condition Is growing worse every
I iv. The rapiditv of lis increase Is awful
contemplate. Our homes, hospitals, nnd
isane iiKVlums are full of these untortunatee
.ml are being crowded still further. Tlivra
- but ono solution of the matter. Hecogi
.;e t lie importance of Ihe situation at once,
od lake tho iiecensary measures to over
me It. If you have failing memory, hot
lilies, dizziness, nervous or sick lieaunrlic,
ilioumess, irritability, melancholy, 8lee
Mittis, fainting, nervous dyspepsia, cpi
"y etc., know that any one of them is but
-Miiptom of the calamity that may Iwfall
ii and even though you have iimhI so
ilhil remedies and treated with refutable
livhiciitiis with little or no benefit, give Dr.
Hies' Restorative Nervine a trial. It is
ic only remedv that may be deiiendcd
unit for nervous di'ordcrs.
' Two years ago I used Dr Miles' Refttorsllve
tvIiio with marked benefit, and lsler Induifd
iv mn, who had tieen sick with catarrh of the
ladder five years In the hands ff our liest phy
lans, to trv It together with I)r Miles' Nerve
k I.lvcr Pills. He wns w wonderfully benefited
nt he i attending to lmslnes sgnlii My wl'o
-n ued Nervine with most excellent teiaius.
' "f u together have not uned more than !x
tiles of Nervine. Several of our friends hnve
- used It, and are greatly Improted." Louis
iMh, UiicherA Olbbs Plow Co . Canton. Ohio,
nr Miles' Restorative Nervlno Is sold by all
ngltann a positive guarantee, or tent by Dr
lies Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind., on receipt of
flee, SI pertiottle,lxbotllc6,J5,eiprcMprepald.
t Is positively free from opiates or dangerous
"UTS Free book at druggists, or by malL
T. M. REILLY'S
cbntralia's
POPULAR : HOTEL !
Whcro you can always got
a glass of
Cool Beef and Refreshing Wines,
Whiskeys, etc. Don't forget tho place.
T. M. Kcllly'8,
Locust Avenue, CENTKALIA, PA.
Delcamp's Livery Stable
E. DELCAMP, JH., Prop.
WEST STREET, Between Centre and Ueji,
Slicunndonh, Pcunn,
Teams to hire for all purposes on re&sonabl
terms'
Politico! Cards.
J7it coNOiujrJfc),
JOHN T. SnOKXEll.
Hublcct to the rules of the Republican nomi
nating convention.
JjlUR CONOKE8H,
a. a. 1.VSVU,
Bublectto the rules of the Republican nomi
nating conventloa.
8IIERXPP,
ELUS VA VIS,
Bublect to tke rules of the Republican nomi
nating convention.
on uiiimiiw.
ALEX. EC0TT,
Subject to the rules of tbe Republican nomi
nating convention.
JJIOR. Hllliltiri'-,
J. M. aLIOK,
Subject to tho rules of tho Republican nomi
nating convection.
JjtOIl BliNATOK, (30th District)
JOHN J. COYLE,
Subject to tho rules of tho Republican noml
nntlng convection
JOst LKGINLATVIIG, 1st District,
JOUN F. FINNEY.
Bubject to the rules of the Hepubllonn noml--natlcg
oosventlon.
pon i.ic:ipu.AYimi;, 1st Dist.,
IKJf. R. MIDDLE! ON,
Of Matzevllle.
Hubject to tne rules of the Republican nomi
nating convention.
poit. i.iuiitti.Axuiti:, istDitt.,
Joseph irrrr,
Of Shenandoah,
Bubject to the rules ot the Republican nomi
nalism convention.
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And othkr Insect
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OUS TO HARItlND BUT THE CREATE5T
DESTROYER OF VTRHIN'TKEIR TOUNC AHD
ECCS EVEP. INVENTED.
rtOjS LARGE DOTTLES 2$m.KB
ron City ptEMicALjCacPirnBURc Paj
. rermatirxntlT onreA 1
I q 130 to QU d ajB bT R
trtiiiiuiiy.tisu tfatl trv I
t.Yif) fYlfl nnnUdl. IVflvtivn nrnnf i nnii KfTLnnoM H
book.itlutstrBtetlfrorauftjfronieoiilecajtMl,
COOK RPMFOV CO., CMcflO( 111,
JOE WYATT'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
(Christ, llosslor's old stand.)
'fain and Goal MtB,, Hheuanaoah,
Rest beer, ale and porter on tap. The finest
orsnOs of whiskers anil cirars. Vcol room at
ached.
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