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Evening Herald.!
FKIUAY, JULY 0, lb94.
THIRD EDITION
BABY'S LIFE IN THE BALANCE.
Tho riaple ProTentailvo of Cholera In
fantum tbat it Worth Mora Thin all
the MedlelncB in tho World-Lactated
Fool.
Now Infant lives
tremble in the bal
ance. I lent and food
that fails to nourish,
cause cholera Infini
tum nnd the exhaust
lng (liarrhu'a that car
ries off ho many babies
In July and August.
Other deaths shrink
to insignificance nt
this season beside the
fearful returns of Infant mortality uuder
years.
Where mother's milk is defective or ln-snflL-lent
In nourishing quality, lactnted
food best supplies the need; for lactnted
food most closely resembles mother's
milk. The basis Is sugar of milk In both
cases
Whenever baby's weight falls to show
a steady Increase the nutrition Is for some
reason imperfect. Lactated food nt these
times should be used either altogether or
to supplement the natural milk. In nil
such cases there results n rapid gain In
"weight and Indications on every hand of
a healthier, livelier, more hearty ex
istenco.
The cfllcacy and nutritive qunllty of
lactnted food Is to-day acknowledged by
every one.
Asa preventive of cholera Infantum it
ts worth more than nil the medicines in
the world.
As a strength-giver to growing infants
nothing can compare with it. As a food
that is easy to procure and prepare, mi 1
is liked by the little ones themselves, too
much cannot be said for it.
It has saved the lives of thousands of
infants within tho last few years. It has
been the food of hundredsjof babies who
linve never been sick. Abovo is the pic
ture of tho one-year-old child of Mrs.
Edward Newcom, of Logansport, Ind ,
which was received the other day, accom-
pir.icd by the following letter from Mrs,
INewcom :
"Our baby had to uso artificial food on
account of no nurse. We tried several
different kinds of infant foods, but none
agreed with him until we commenced the
uso of lactated food. Now ho is perfectly
healthy. We are still u-ing tho food nnd
recommend it to all our friends."
This is tho experience of hundreds of
mothers in this vicinity and will be the
experience of hundreds more.
ltewaril.
The Shenandoah Ilaso Hall Association
will give $10ti reward for Information that
will lead to the arrest nnd conviction of
the party or parties who set fire to the
grand Btnnd nt the Shenandoah Trotting
iik
W. S. Bl.ENNAN,
7 22-tf President.
Last June, Dick Crawford brought his
twelve months old child, suffering from
infantile diarrhoea, to me. It had been
weaned at four months old and being
sickly everything ran through It like
wnter through a sieve. I gave it the
usual treatment in such cases but with
out benefit. The child kept growing
thinner until it weighed but little more
tnan wnen oorn, or peruaps ten pounds
I then stnrted the father 10 giving Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Kemedy. llefore one bottle of tho 2.'
cent site had been used, a marked im
provement was seen and its continued use
cured the child. Its weakness ami puny
constitution disappeared and its father
nnd myself believe the child's life was
saveil by this remedy. J. T. Marlow. si,
D., Tnmnroa, 111. For sale by Gruhler
Bros.
(lomtnK Kvents.
July 17. Ice cream and bean soup
festival in no minis nan, miner tne aus
pices of the Women's Belief Corps.
July 31. Ice cream festival and bazar,
under the auspices of Camp w, 1 O. o
T. A., iu Bobbius' hall.
August 1. Ice cream festival in Ilolv
bins' opera bouse, under the auspices of
me "j j. j.
July 8 - Ico cream festival under the
auspices of Hope Section I'loneer Corps,
J. T of II A: T., iu Bobbins' opera house.
July 10. Icecream and fruit festival
In Hobbins' opera house, uuder auspices
oi tne eisn unpust Sunday sciioui.
July 19, 20, 21. Bazaar of Nations, in
Bobbins' opera house, under auspices of
tne u. x. i'. u.
July 17 Grand Musical Entertainment
13th anniversary of Shenniidoah Valley
J'tUlCKlllJIllClll., .1U, iMKTf 1. W. J. A'.,
sou s meatre.
Hear In Mini!
John A. Reilly's Is the place to got the
purest wines and liquors, best beer and
ales and finest brandH of cigars.
W. H. Nelson, who is in the drug busi
ness nt Klngvllle, Mo., has so much con
fldence In Chamberlain's Colic Cholera
and Diarrhoea Bemedy that he warrants
every bottle nnd offers to refund the
money to any customer who is not satisfied
after using It. Mr. Nelson takes no risk
In doing this because the remedy i
certaiu cure for the diseases for which It
is intended nnd he knows it. It is for sale
by Ciruhler Ilros.
Special Auction Sates.
A large quantity of dry goods, boots
nnd shoes, groceries of nil kinds, notions,
etc . will tie sold nt miction at Heose
Auction Booms, on West Centre street,
rommencing Saturday evening, 30th lust.,
nnd continuing on Monday evening and
every evening forthobalanco of the week,
until the, entire stock is sold out. This
will be n rare opportunity for people to
purchase goods cheap.
e-aw-iw
Buy Keystone flour,
name Li ssiu & Hakh,
printed on every sack.
Be sure that the
Ashland, Pa., is
a-8-3tnw
St-.vu Renovating Co., call for, clean
nud deliver Ingrain and Brussels at 8c pe
yard heavier carpets 4c. 32 E. Coal St,
Continued from flrtt Migt.)
In consist of the forces of nature ? A.
The forces of nature might he n part of
God.
Q Do you believe that that power is the
lmiidywork of the Omniscient ami tho
Omnipotent God!1 A. Yes, sir; I think
so ; that is my belief.
lly Mr. llrumni. Q The God you be-
1.. I.. .I.,. M....t...l t..A
iicyc in in timii ui mi IMICUVI.IUU1 vjuii r j,.
Certainly bo ; It could not be otherwise.
i. lou were asked wlietner you ue
lleved that God is made in the image of
tnan. You stated before that that part of
uoa is in man aim part oi man m uou J
ies, sir.
O. Is not that in the lmntfo of man and
man the image of God in that sense t A.
in tnat sense it is certainly so.
O. What vou mean when you sav It Is
not made In the image of God is, he is not
llesh and blood? A. ies, sir: certninly
so.
O. With beard and hair nnd lhands nnd
feel f A. So I said before.
O. In the linage there Is a snirltual
imnge with man and God t A. Yes. sir.
y. ion were asked wlietner you were
an anarchist, is it not true you nave
faith In law nnd toveriimeot. A. Cer
tainly so.
Q. And that the source of law nnd
government should be In tho people f A
Yes, sir: that is my belief.
Q. And that any evils that may exist
smiiiui nerememeci ny law aim oy govern.
ment in n inwiui way J A. i es. sir.
O. And not bv destruction f A. No.
sir. never.
Q. Ily nunihtlism f A. No, sir.
Q. Nor nihilism r A. No, sir.
(J. Nor communism f A. No. sir,
O. Nornny for.e against the established
authorities as they are f A. Yes, sir.
Q. And that no authorities should be
overthrown except in n legal proper wny f
A. ies, sir.
O. Ilv tho will of the neonle nronerlv
mid Honestly expressed r A. les, sir.
Q. You have great respect nnd adnilra
tion for our institutions, have you lint?
A. 1 think I would not have comeover tne
ilaiiticif I did not extiect to flud free
dom hero.
O. State whether or not you have creat
rtspect and nil nil rut ion for our institu
tions here t A. Yes, sir; I ued to teach
my countrymen to t-iko an example fiom
this country in every respect.
y l iiiteacli tuem tnat yet wherever
you got an opportunity? A. ies, sir,
especially tho public schools. I was ad
miring nnd aheajs trying to sustain
them.
Q. Do you believe In education:!' A
Certaiu a so.
O. And advised it and encouraged it r
A. I would like to see every niau ouuhtto
go to school who Is Illiterate.
isy Mr. luteliouse. y, llo asked you
in addition to tne anarchism and your re
ligious belief, about your nihilism. ou
saiil you were no niliiiin ? A. No. s-ir.
U. Is not your own trilmlalioiis with
your people because you are a nihilist!'
A. My tribulations are becnuse I lett the
Catholic church and you cannot attribute
it to anything else.
i. i ii uiiL, true mesw people iu uuirreui
uitccs cliarged you nun teaching mill
istic doctrines A. I could answer iu r.
way I could nut know what Mr. W'tiite-
house would talk about mo and say I
could not sny about that before,
Q. Is it not a tact the first time you left
sueuiinuoau was necnuse you nan no ioi-
lowiugon account oi your anarchistic teel
lmrs and your religious belief t A. No.
sir ; It is false. I left Shenandoah on the
ground 1 wanted to come to college nt
is.mniore, auu so i inn. i went to study
medicine at the University or Maryland.
Ut Mr. llrumni : O. You were asked bv
the Commonwealth whether you are not
in lavoroi tne destruction oi tiiecuurclies.
Just stnte whether or not you have nnv
thing of that kind in your composition r
A. 1 do not tliuiK 1 ever advocated de
struction of churches.
O. Areyouonnosed to churches nt all as
churches r A. I am opposed to churches
that are built so very expensive among
our countrymen, tlmt 1 was o pooled to
O. In defining your position n-toehurch
and your mannei -" .iitu.i; is the
dogmn you pretch to them on that sub
lect. just in one word? A. The subject I
used to lay as tne loumintion ot my views
was the rending in ine muie, the state
ment of the bible. "Adore your God in
spirit and truth.
V. And that is what you ueiieve in r
. Yps. sir: 1 could not tell you now the
exact place where it is, but it is in the new
testament.
Q. You have children, have you n it r
i. es, sir; 1 nave three.
O. Do you send them to church and
bundny school f A. I do. 1 send my
children to Sunday scnooi anil to cnurcn
y. state Whether or not ynu uavo n.iu
that child christened ? A. Yes. sir: I did
llv Mr. Whltehouse. Q. Do you believe
that Christ was the Son of God ? A. 1
admit human nature in Christ.
O Answer my miestion i A. I do not
think I can answer In any other wny than
l did.
O. Do vou believe that Christ was the
sou ot man as set lortn in the scriptures,
sent here to redeem the world? A. Yes,
sir: I do nor doubt the scriptures say he is
tun sun ot lion.
O I do not ask you whether the scrip
tures state that. I asked you whether you
believed it is true he was the Son ol God.
born ot tho Virgin Mary? A. I could
not sav; I do not know.
Q. Then you do not believe what you
do not know a. l tliuiK sometimes i
might be love some things I do not know,
but always l look lor a proor.
O. Do you believe In tho scrlptmei ns
they exist In the dltlerent churches? A
1 know the seilptures do exist.
Q. I do not ask you that nnd ynu are
smart enough man to know it. llo you
believe in tnem" .v. uertainiy i allege
the historical incts in the writing.
O. And that they are tnsnired writ
ings ? A. As to that I do not know ns to
whether the crliturus are inspired or not,
O. Do vou believe they are not ? A. 1
do not know whether the scriptures are
inspired or not.
Q. Cannot you tell us whether yon be
lleve they are. From the writings them
selves und what you have read of them
do you believe they are inspired, written
by Divine authority? A. I will tell you
plainly, iiuite plainly. I think that the
Bible is a work of the Jewish nation, Just
as we have English literature and lu
everv country has Its own I terature.
Q. That is all you have to say In answer
to tuni question ? A. l es, sir : that is nil
I have to sav.
y. If that be true, and you do not be
lieve tnat uurist, was tuo sou oi uou sent
Into this world in the manner describe!
iu the scriptures nnd lor the purposes
described in the scriptures, wns not the
christening of your child in the chrlstlnn
cnurcn a piece or uypocracy to deceive tu
people ? A. lit we are to examine the
lllhle and open It and see I would assert
what 1 Pel eve and what I do no
Q. There are parts you do believe nnd
parts you do not believe ? A. There nre
some parts I cau and some parts I cannot,
I would ask your Honor kindly to say
whether 1 am here to be examined on my
religious views or to try the case.
The Court : Certain religious belief ts
necessary to he competent ns a witness.
The witness : I think I have some be
lief. I am not an irreligious man.
Q. How long Is it since you left the
Catholic church v A. We made an open
protest last January, on the 'J4th or aoth.
1 could not say exactly, either the Jltb or
-'itli of January this year we made nn
open protest against the Popish church
Q. Was it prior to that or since that
you had your child christened? A. Itwas
prior to tnat.
y. in tne i. ainono cnurcn r a. i
brought my child to the Cntholic church.
Father Demsky did It.
O. You did not bring tho Child to the
Catholic church ? A. It was In my house
it was christened.
O. It wns with your consent? A. los.
sir ; 1 did consent to it.
Q. Your allenntion from the Cnlholio
church took place since your child wns
christened, your sepnrntlng yourself from
It? A. Yes, sir ; my views did not agree
fullvwlth them because, let mo say why.
because 1 saw that tho Catholic priests
themselves, our Iiltiiuanlnn priests, do not
believe what they tell the people. They
skinned them the skinning of the people
was the cause that l lett the uatnollc
church.
CJ. Can you tell us why you told us that
your child was christened In the Cntholic
cnurcn l a. i um not say mat.
O. without explaining to us it was
since that vour dllilculty arose with the
Catholic church If It was not for the pur
pose of misleading us ? A. I did not mis-
ead yon, gentlemen, ornuyoody else.
The Court : The miestion hero Is to this
man's religious belief nnd 1 think we have
wandered off nnd got Into n good many
other issues.
The witness : Judge, nm I n second
Luther who Is to be tried before tho
Council of Worms?
The Court i It is not for me to nnswer
such A qnestion ns Mint
The witness: And I think I nm a
second Luther among Lithuanians.
rue uourr : we nnve gone lar enougu.
I think the question arises on Mr. White
house's offer to produce witnesses at this
noint. which I have examined with the
care I could, and I think that ts not the
proper practice nt this time, and ns I nm
called upon to pass now upon tho ques
tion ns to whether the witness shall bo
sworn, my judgment is tlint the witness
having sworn that his belief in the exist
ence of n God who was ominlsclent nnd
creative, that ho would be morally pun
ished or affected in a future state In an
other world for nuy mornl wrongs done in
this, I think he ought to be sworn, nnd Is
competent to be sworn.
Sciunlrkrr'A Ashland Summer (Inrdt-n
open evenings. Ice cream nud beer. Danc
ing every Saturday uigbt. 0-10-tt
BASE BALL SUITS.
Actlous Aculiift Ticket Sellers ltrfore
Justice Hlioemnker.
Patrick Brenuali, James Smith nnd
John P. lllggins appeared before Justice
Shoemaker Inst evening to answer charges
of selling tickets at the base ballgrotluds
on Sunday, Jnuo 21th. Bev. William
Powiek was the complainant and was
represented by S. G M. Hollopeter, Eq
Breniian pleaded guilty nnd his c ise was
settled by payment of costs, It being
shown to the satisfaction of the prosecu
tion that lie bad no regular connection
with the base ball management, lllggins
pleaded not guilty.
William Heese, of South West street,
testified that he bought n ticket of James
Smith nnd surprised tho spectators by the
announcement tbnt lie pnid a ntteeu cent
piece for it. He subsequently corrected
the statement by snylng he paid a nickel
ma a dime, lie could not recall the color
of the ticket, but thought it was red or
blue. Reese said he was twenty years of
nge nnd hnd not attended Sunday school
since the Inauguration of base ball.
Charles Jones test tiled to the nurcliaso
of a ticket of Smith and said he hnd not
nttended Sundnv school for three months,
whereupon Sol roster. Esn.. counsel for
the base ball association, interjected the
remark that Jones probably stopped early
to prepare his conscience for the base ball
season.
Justice Shoemaker will decide the cases
at 8.50 o'clock on Saturday morning.
1IAS12 llAIX.
Lock Haven is the next big club to play
here.
Mnhlerig, Reilly and Henry have been
released.
The home team goes to Mt. Carmel to
morrow.
Mulderlg has gone to Scranton and
Henry has returned to Philadelphia.
Three Southern league players are ex
pected here to-night to join the home
team.
Young, of Ponghkeepsie. Now York,
and Steckle, of Slntlngton, have signed
with the home team.
The first series of the State League
championship clones to-morow, with
llarrlsuurg in the lead.
It is said Mulvey, of Allentowu, is
playing tho best third base ot any player
iu tne country tuis year.
in effort ts being made by Shamokin
parties to have the Hnrrishttrg team
transterreu to the tormer town.
The Cuban Giants piny nt Ashland to
morrow afternoon. The game will likely
attract n large uu inner irom tins place.
Vhen flnby wns rick, -re gave her Costorlo,
7hen she was a CbUtl, she. cried for Castorli.
Then she became Jtiss, die clung to Costorlo,
a.n khe luul Cull Jren, tho gave them Castorir,
Get 'your repairing
man's.
done nt Holder
Usr Wells' Latjnduy Blue, the best
Hluelug for laundry use. Koch pnerca:
ft
ii.k-s- two quarts. 15 cu. bold
nnsserct BeddBll
aiAii vov city.
(Kcroi' l d' lly frn the Mahn oy I'lty ourouu
Ot UieUVKNIKU 1IKHAI.U.I
Maiianot City, July 0
Michael Burke, of Robinson's, was put
under fBl'O tiatl ny justice snernian on 11
charge of assault nud bnttery made by
Airs. ,ionn jiurKe.
John Lenahan transacted business in
Shenandoah yesterday.
L. Rov Davennort. of Mlddletown.
tho boy champion bicycle rider who gave
an exhibition before n large audience nt
the park yesterday, has perfect control of
the wheel though he is butseyen years
old,
The gHine of base ball between the
home team nnd the Amateur Harr sburg
traveling club resulted iu n score ot 11 to
3 in lauir or Ainnnnoy uity.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of A. R. Dougherty, ot town, nnd Miss
susle Cole, 01 lieaver Aieauow.
Pttrick Clenry mnde two old time bits
olt the unrrlsuurg pitcuer yesterday,
R. K. Fisher is gaining fame ut French
pool.
Two young men who nre rivals for the
affections of n young woman fought be
hind the (.Ilk mill last evening. After
some hnrd blows were exchanged one of
them took for the hills.
John Portz, ot Shenandoah, visited
friends here last evening.
Minchot Bros, have put new fans In
their hotel. They nre operated by electric
motor power furnished by the Lakeside
J Klectrlc Railway Company,
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES
National l.essnfi,
Atrittsbtirg(10iniii .gsi I'hlladelphla,
4; Fittsburg, 8. At Cleveland Boston,
22; Cleveland 7. At St. Louis St. Louis,
18; Brooklyn, 12. At Louisville New
York, 4; Louisville, 3. At Cincinnati-
Cincinnati, 21; Baltimore, 0. At Chicago
Chlcnga, 13; Washington, 10.
IVimsrlv nun Mat Ingu.
At Reading Reading, 84; Altoona, 14.
At Hnzleton-Pottsville, IS; Har.leton, 14,
Kattern L,affiift,
At Wllkesbarre Wilkesbnrre, 11; Ring
hamton, 8, At Erie Erie, 14; Buffalo, R.
At Syracuse Troy, 7; Syracuse, 0. At
Providence Providence, 11; Springfield, 8
Death 11 f sir Annttn Lnraril.
Lokdon, July C Right Hon. Sir Aus
ten Layard, G, B. 11., P. C died last
evening. He was born in Paris March 8,
1817. He early became n traveler, and iu
1B54 was n spectator of the important
events then occurring In the Crimea.
After his return to England he was one of
the most urgent members of the house of
commons In demanding on Inquiry into
the condition of the British army en
gaged in the selge of Sebastopol. After
fllling a number of offices he was ap
pointed, in 1877, British ambassador to
Constantinople.
Nw York Ilnmh Mystrrlet.
New Yoim, July 0. The police at head
quarters have two bomb mysteries on
their hands. Within the past four days
the two bombs have been tnken there,
having boen found, it is said, in places
where their explosion meant great loss of
life and extensive damage to property. It
looks as though the police think the ex
plosives were meant to do damage in con
nection with tho great railway strike.
The fact that Mr. Pullman has been in
the city and Is now at Long Branch lends
onio degree of probability to the latter
theory.
Kxptntlun of rrumlo Acid.
NEW YoilK, July 0. Laden with bales
, of cotton In the hold and a quantity of
prusslc acid on deck the hrle railroad tug
lighter Dayton caught firo yesterday after
noon in the bay when midway between the
barge office and Castlo Willlnm. The
lighter wns finally benched on Governor's
Island nnd the cotton, which wns not de
stroyed, wns transferred to other lighters.
The loss cntinot yet be estimated, but i
not less than $10,000. The firo broke out
amidships from an unknown cause, and
soon ufter the prusslc acid exploded.
Fntnl Ilrllxlons Hint In Montsni
BUTTE, Mont., July fl. An Amorlcni
Protective association riot broke out here
Wednesday evening. I). H. Daily,
special policeman, wis shot through tho
heart and instantly killed by Frank Mini
ford, n baker. William Page received a
glancing shot over tho eye. William
Dunn wns shot in tbe side, nnd is prob
ably fatally injured. The militia has
been called out, and Is stationed in one
district of the city. AH salooi have been
oloaou.
Aealrinntally Klllrd by 11U Friend.
ALLENTOWN, Pa., July 6. At the Allen
Cement works, near Siegfried's Bridge, a
party of Hungarians became quite hilar!
oub while celebrating the Fourth, and
finally begau shooting nt n mnrk. John
Turlc was killed by a pistol shot accident
ally fired by Mike Wassermnn. Both men
were the best of friends. Wesserman be
came so distressed when he realized what
happened that he suicided. The verdict of
the coroner's jury was accidental death.
Wilkin Will Win Ilia Wngor.
Baltimore, July 0. Edward A.Wilkle,
a New York city college man, who started
out ns a globe trotter under an agreement
to begin without funds, nrrived here yes
terday on tho steamship Messapequa from
London. Ho left New York in the middle
of August last under conditions that he
circle the globe within one year. He bus
still n number of weeks to reach New-
York in order to fully complete the trip.
1'nrM Ofita a Nnw Trlnl.
FRANltroitT, Ind., July 0. The motion
tor n new trial in the Green town bank
case, In which ex-President Paris was con
victed last week, was yesterday afternoon
sustained by Judge Kent, the court set
ting asido tho verdict on tho ground that
it tvas not supported by the evidence,
Paris' attorneys are also counsel for ex
Governor Chase, indicted on tho same
charge.
Advancing tlia Prle of Wliliky.
CHICAOO, July 0. The price of whisky
advanced two cents a gallon today. Yes
terday the directors met nud ordered the
advance. Last Saturday the price wns
advanced three cents a gallon, making
tbe advance in less than a week five cents,
running the price from $1.15 to III 20, and
it is probable the price will go yet higher.
aliening h African ltebels In Cavaa.
PltAETOUIA, July 6. The native rebels
uutler Chief Mnliiboch, who nre in caves
nfter the True vail troops, refused to
heed the summons of Commander Jou
bert to emerge. General Joubert, how
ever, did not rui into execution his
threat to blow up tho enves, but instead
is firing shells lnw umu.
Iiynililn? Ilirentane 1 lu Martina 1.
Balumoiiu, Juiy 0. An unknown man
supposed to be one of Coxey's army, met
Mnttiu Childs, 13 yours old, daughter ot
Benjunin '.hilris, a prominent farmer,
near Sudbr mk Park, 11 suburbuu resort.
yesterday and raped her. Five posses are
looking tor the man, nnd if cuught they
propose to lynch him,
China Itrnily far l ight.
London, July t). The Stnndard's corre
spondent at Berlin learnsthattheChine.se
government will neither send a circular
note to the European powers nor invite
any foreign mediation in the uorean mat
ter. China views the menacing attitud
of Japan with absolute composure.
French FrUonera l'arilnnd.
PARIS, July 6, President Caslmlr-Perler
has pardoned 514 prisoners who were con
nected with the late labor dllllcultle
throughout France, in honor ot the nn
tlonal fete (July 14, the unulversary of tl
fall of the Bastilo) and his election.
lnluClai Defeats Lariat.
London, July 0. The race for th
Princess of Wales' stakes, 10,000 guineas,
run at New market, was won by A. Mc-
Calmont's IslnglasH. Tho Duke of West
minster's Iluliuigton wns second and Lord
Roaebery s LaUas third.
lltirilrau MireeeiU ( A lmlr-1'erler.
PARIS, July 0, M. Augusto Burdeau
Republican, was elected president of the
hamber of deputies yesterday, to succeed
M. Caslmlr-Perier, by a vote of S59 to 1S7
cast lor M. Henri Briason, Hadlqal.
mSCEIXANEOUS.
Oil BALE. A goo' Icebox, cheap. T)im n-
StnnnTfrrth1c.il RU fnt wlrin ortA O f,nl. 11
llrr.IIIIHh'a anlnnn. rharfu nn.l fill..... a.
fbenandoah, l'a. 7.6 tt
ANTKD, A ulrl for frmcral homework.
11 nJ Mi HCIBC a AUtfc UU r UOIU, JlEltAUll
rarch illlco, Wen Ut n're sti ct, Hheianfloah
WNTRI). Two pood roattnakers nt Issao
PefOWch's. 131 Vunt f?. tifrn Blw.nl
Mshsnoy City, Pa. 7.3 8t
I A' TED. Ten thousand quarts olhuckle.
VI berries every day at 7 centsa mian.
uoodman s. Duo ,
33 Wet rertrr street.
20-tt Shenandoah, Pa,
JUST ARRIVED.
-nilltllNOI.OOY ANI PALMISTKY Mrs.
I Dane, the great phrenologist n d 1 almlst,
has arilved in sbonandenh nt.d will re.j am nt
tbe Central Hou. e, corner Centre atd w-lte
streets, for one week. Is a graduate of Fowler
and Wells' Phrenological College, und as a
palmist has eighteen years' practical cxperl-
nee. uj a purenuiuKitKi uxmsiuaiioii you
rill learn what vou tan be t studv. what
propensities you sbould rulllvate and vhitt
reiirain. iiy mo an 01 paimisiry lou will
ti ,ve your future Ufa x la inert to you as set
fort 1 by the line- ot y i:r band. 1 almlstry Is
tbe only true and scti nlldc art by which the
uturo can bo predicted. Qu'Stions answered
concerning bublne, lovo and marriage.
icrenoioiicai 1 laminations tor nines, sv
cmsi rents. ;5 cents. All p rt es having a
phrenological exmln tloncanbavo the tnnd
eiamlned absolutely free of ctarcc. Call and
bo convinced. I o humbug.
33d.. 33XOXXXXVXX'S
Cool Resort,
Cor. Cherry and Gilbert Sts.
Boor, Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Handfomo II r rixtutcs.
"aslly Quickly.
Permanently Rei"i!o
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS.
DEBILITY,
ntiu all the train of evil
l ro 1 1 1 vn rl y c t ror or 1 a u.
exct'er-"s, tbe results o
o er v oi k, k i c k n e a
worn .etc Fu'lstreiifftd
levciopineni nnd .01
given lu err tk&v an'
tvntttnn of the txd)
Hlmplp, Until rr I mei aU
Imn'elIaielinproTem(r
won, Pntlnre fmpowMhl
2.'Mi rtrTonceri. P-k
explanation an-t prtKJJ
mailed (sealed) True.
ERIE MEDICAL CO
BUFFALO, N. .
THEATRE : CAFE !
Formerly kept by Thos. Glbboas,
Main and Oak Sts., Shenandoah.
Fresh and cool Heer always on tap.
Wines, Liquors, Cigars.
Costello & Cassidy, Proprietors.
Home-Killed Beef.
The only place In town to secure home-
killed beef , guaranteeing choice nnd Juicy
meat, nnd at the same price as Chicago
oeef . Fresh veal, mutton, pork and lamb.
Fresh sausage and bologna made every
day. Finest steak, 2 lbs. 25c; rib roosts,
2 lbs. 25c; soup meats, 7 nnd fc; best veal,
itc; iresn Home-made snusa ;, tuc
Reuben IVEartira,
121 N. Main St., Shenandoah.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
3vr. XiEj-xri,
Formerly of Shenandoah, has opened a
large clothing hall, Krotosky's old stand,
No. 102 North Centre Street,
P0TTSVILLE, PA.,
Where he will be pleased to greet his old
friends from Shenandooh and vicinity.
1 7.00 buvB a handsome snrlni; suit, the
latest style. Better ones for (10 nnd up.
JAMES O. SAMPSEL,
AGENT for the EVENING HERALD
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
DAILY PAPERS.
Parties wishlne anvof there cacera delivered
can leave ordertt hi Mux Kcese's. Douerhertv
building. West Centre street.
Closing Out Sale!
26
Goods Must Go Below
In
Straw Hat Given Away to
(1.25 Kid Gloves for only 75c.
75o " " 40c.
50c " " S5c.
Your Pants
Are Afraid .
Round the bottom. Pardon our noticing it, but we're frayed you don't
realize how it spoils your otherwise faultless appearance. Any wny, we feel
ns if we bad to tell you that you can get our finest pants from (3 to (3.50.
Others ns low as 60 cents,
We Have a Few Summer Suits
For men, boys and children-neat and stylish which wevnll close out at
low pricetLbetween now nnd the Fourth, All our coods are the best make
nnd guaranteed to wear.
W. Shines New Clothing Store,
Simon Abrainson, Manager. 21 South Main tit., Shenandoah.
HARTMAN STEEL PICKET FENCE
Is tho choapest and best fence mado. Cheaper
than a wooden fence for residences, lawns, cem
etery lots or any kind of fencing M. 11. Masteii
has the agency and carries it in stock at his.
marble and granlto works, 127 N. JARDIN ST.
IF TOU WANT
ARTIFICIAL TEETH I
OO TO TUB
and get tbe best. A full set
for tS, any site, shade, shape,
and several hundred sets to
select from. Their yitallHcl
air bas no equal for patnlcf s
extraction. All kinds fllling
at reasonable prices. Don't fnrstt ifce number
100 North Centre Street, rOTTSVXLhE,PA.
BOW jESST
Saloon and Restaurant
Formerly Michael Peters',
15 N. Main St., SlieJiHKdonli.
Fresh acd cool beer always on tap. Finest
wires, liquors and cigars.
JAMES BOWES, Prop.
0
ROOF PAINTING promptly done with
gV HAWTHORN'S U, S. KOOF PAINT by
JO. TOST, Agent,
189 KastCoil itreet, Khenandoah. It lsthebest
and only guarai tic paint against corrotlon, firo
and every kind ot weather, tor metal, wooden
and paper roc (8 and walls, nivn it s trial.
LEAVING Photographer
Mnrketand Centre Sts., PoTTSVlLLB.
The best nhotoirraDhs in all the latest
styles. Wondersleadsall photographers.
WARREN J. PORTZ,
a.iEuwKpian o Tuner.
Pianos end organs re plrd. Orders left at
21 .i urth Main street, Sncnandouh, will receive
orompt attention.
(MAN'S GAFE
MAIN AND COAL STS.,
Hbcnandoali, Pcuua
'Polite and Prompt Waiters.
Xjfxcliois
The greatest bargains in town for tho
next thirty days will be found at the
B.EW YORK
Cosh Millinery Store.
29 North Main St., Shenandoah.
Always on hand a full line of Children's
caps, robes and outfits.
Mourning Goods a specialty.
URHi n w 1VDH,
J. F. PL0PPERT,
Bailies? and
Cronfectionerp
29 East Centre Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
Bread, Cakes, Confectionery and
Vanilla, Chocolate and Straw
berry Ice Cream and Soda Water.
Wholesale and Retail.
Orders for parties and other events filled
on short notice. Ice cream delivered to
all parts of town In pint or quart buckets.
TOTJE. PHOTO Z
Taken in Bret-class style at
Linton '8 New Gallery T
H N. PLUM ALLEY.
Hear L. V. station. TINTY PEH, 2 for 25cl
East Centre Stree.
Cost
Order to Quit Business. .
Each Purchaser of Trimmings.
(1.00 Corsets for only 75c.
75c " " 50c.
60c " " 33c.
ft