I i
i.
TO TSEA UTIFY THE COMPLEXION
tin not uik mo cosmetics.
ittrAihA ctrln V.,. ,
wan "t w Kam u umuuiUL COIOf
iuiu u mivicauillO BK1I1, lieailn
Is tho greatest bonutifler. Tho
moans to beoutr. comfort.
and health for women is Dr.
x-mhwb favorite iToscrip
ition, Dull eves, sallow Ar
wrinkled face, and those
leeunRs or weakness,"
nave their rise In the de
rangements peculiar to
women.
" Favorito Proserin-
HUH Mill UUIIU Up,
i j ( sarrnguien, nna in Vigo
J jr tlttwuvlv run-uawn"
.t m , . regulating and assisting
all the nat urol functions. It also lessens pain.
At some period in her life, a woman re
quires n general tonio and nervine, as woll as
You can find no other1 remedy that's miar
antted. If the " Prescrfntlon " nvnr f1l t
benefit or cure, you have your money back.
When you've Catarrh, use Dr. Sage's Remedy.
PENNSYLVANIA KAILKOAD.
sanoixKiLL Division.
JUNE Sd. ISQ4.
Trains will leave Shenandoah altar thn m
date for WlftBan's, Ollberton, Fractevmc, Nev
"jstle, 8t, dalr, Pottsvillo, Hamburg, Readlci
l-oiwiuwn, i-nconiivine, worrisiown ana i"Mi
sdelphla illroad street station) at 0:00 asd 11
I m, ana p. m. on weeic uays Fot row
'.lie and Intermediate stations 0:10 a. ra
HUNUAXS,
for WlpPftn'l. Illlhrtrtnn. ICFftVvll
Castle, St. Clair, Pottsvllle at 6:00. 5:40 a. ir.
and 8:10 p. ra. For Hamburg, Reading, Pott"
town, Phceniivlllo, Norrlstown, Philadelphia
at 6:00, 9:40 a. in., S:10 p.m.
Trains leave Fracltvllle for Hhenandoah a
10:10 a. m. and 12:14, 5:04, 7:42 and 10:87 p. m
Bundays, 1118 a. m. and 6:40 p. m.
Leave Pottsvllle for Shenandoah at lOilK
11:48 a. m, and 4:40,7:15 ana 19:00 p. m.Sunday
at 10:40 a. m. and 6:16 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia (11 road street station) for
Bhenandoah at 6 67 and 8 85 a m, 4 10 and 7 11 r
m week days. On Sunday lenr. at 0 60 a m.
Leave Ilroad Streetstatlon, Philadelphia,
FOR NEW YORK.
For New York. Express, week days,
at 8 SO, 4 05, 4 60, 6 15, 8 K), 7 S3, 8 20, 8 60, 11 OC
11 14 am, 12 00 noon, 12 44 p. m. (Limited Ki
BreSK 1 08 na 4 22 n m. ninlnr caro l 1 40.
2 SO (dining oir), 3 20, 6, 6, 8, fl 60, 7 13, 8 12, 10 p
m, 1201 night. Sundays, 3 20, 4 U5, 16U, SIS,
nfi,tj;, iiujnm,iaii, i iu. z is t laming earn
4 0. (Ltmlted 4 22) ,'6 20, 8 3J, B 50, 7 13, 8 13 p.m.
1201 night.
Express for Boston, without change, Ham
weekdays, and ft 60 p m dUy.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
For lialtiniorc anil V1jinnion 8 6u, 7 20, 8 31,
B 10, 10 2), 11 18, II 40 am, (12 3b limited dfntnj
car,) 130, 3 13, 411, (dining car). (51" Coo
trresotonal Llm'- ,dlnln?car), 6 17, 6 55, 7 40
(dlntngcar) p m, and 12 03 night week Days.
Sundays, 350. 720 II 10, 1118, 1140 a m, 4 41
(dlnln oar), 65J, 740 (dining oir) p m and
120,1 night.
Lc.a Market Street Perry, Philadelphia,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Express 8 50 a m. 1 10, 4 00 and 500 pm week
ass" am iys, Express. 8 ij and tf 45 a m.
poi uupe Jiay, Angiesea, wnawooo. anc
oil? llcach. exnres. 9 a m.. 4 00 o m week
aavs. &u .1 y, a im a m.
For Sea Ile Oltv. Ocean City and Avalon
Express, 9 JO a in, 4 00 p in w?ek days. Sun
days, 9 CO n m.
For homsrs I'oint, expres, 850, am, 4 00 p
m week day4 Sundays, 8 45am
S. M.. i'Kxvua-. J A 9f0 )h
Ofln'i Mst i er.' P4hhV t
RAILROAD SYSTEM
IK irrEOTJONE 29. 1S91.
1 ' At
r - eh
1 I
It ,.
BEADISfi
Trains leave Shenandoah as foil iwsi
Tor New York via Philadelphia, wee 0ji
3.10,5.25,7.20, a.m., 12.82, 2.55. 6.55 p.m. Sundr,
Z10, a. m. For Now York via MauOr Chun'
week days, 6.85,7.20 a. m., 12.32, 2.55 p. za
For Reading and Philadelphia, week dt;
2.10,5.25,7.20, a. m., 12.33, 2.65, 5.65 p. m Qui
day, 2.10, a. m.
For Pottsvillo, week days, 2.10, 7.20, . m
12.32,2.55,5.55 p.m. Sunday, 2.10 a m
For Tamaqua and Mahanoy City, wce' day
2.10, 5.25, 7.20, a. m., 12,32, 2.65, 6.fe p. tn ftoi
day, 2.10, a. m. Additional foi Mahanoy Cllj
week days, 7 00 p. m.
, For Wllllamsport, Sunbury and Lewleb.'rj
week days, 3.25, 11,80 a. m., 1.S5, 7.0) p.
Sunday, 3.25 a, m.
For Slahanoy Plane, week days. 2.10, 1? 86, 5,1
7.20, 11.80 a.m., 12.32, 1.85, 2.55, 6.53, 7.0C, H.l
p. m, Sunday, 2.1U, 8.25, a. m.
Tor Ashland and Shamokln, week dai s, 3.2
7.20, 11.30 a. m., 1.35, 7.00, 9.85 p. m. - i dij
8.25 a m.
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH i
Leave New York Va Philadelphia, week Car
8.00 a. m., 1 .80, 4.00, 7,30 p. m., 12.15 night, Sui
day, 6.00 p. m.
Leave New York via Mauch Chunk, week day
1.30, 9,10 a. m., 1.10, 4.80 p. m.
. Lecve Philadelphia, Reading Terminal,
eek days, 4.20, 8.35, 10,0i) a. m., and 4.CI,
f', 11.30 p.m. Sunday, 11.89 p. m.
Lea.te Reading, week days, 1.S5.7.10, ld.OC, ILK
V ,''5.65, 7.57 p. m Sunday, 1.85, a a
Leave Pottsvllle, week days, 2.83, 7.40 a. m
12.80, 6,11 p. m Sunday, 2.85 a. m.
Leave Tamaqua, week days, 8.18, 8.50, 11.13 a
my 1.20,7.15, 9.28 p. m. Sunday, 8.18 a. r.
Leave Mahanoy City, week days, 3.45, 9.11,
11.47 a.m., 1.51, 7.44, 9.54 p. m. Sunday, l.il
a.m.
Leave Mahanoy Plane, week dt ys, 2.40, 4.5t,
0.80, 9.37, 11.59 a. m., 12.68, 2.06, 5.20, 6.20,7.6I',U.U
p. m. Sunday, 2.40, 4.00 a. m.,
x Leave Wllllamsport, week days, 10.10, a.- m
ti.ao, it. id p. m. sunaay. 11.10 p. m.
For Baltimore, Washington and the Weal vlk
II. A O. R. R. , through trains leave Readlsi
Terminal, Philadelphia, (P. X R. R. R.) at 8.W,
7.40, 11.26 a. m., 3.48,5.18, 7.23, p. m., Sunday J.I
7.40, 11.26 a. m., 3.46, 7.22 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Whan
and South Utreet Wharf for Atlantic Olty.
Week-Days Express, 9.00, a. m , 2 00, 4,00,
8.00 p. m. Accommodation, 8.0J a. m.. G,4S
p. m,
Sunday Express. 9.00, 10.00 n. m. Accom
modation, 8.10 a. m. and 4.30 p. m.
Returning, leave Atlantic City, depot, corner
Allanlto and Arkansas avenues.
Week-Days Express, 7 35, 9.C0 a. m, ond
4.00a dS.3jp. .n. Accommodation, 8.15 a. m.,
and 4 32 p m
Bunla hx ress, 4 00, 7 30 p. m. Aoeonimo
datlon, 7 15 u. m., and 4 i5 p. m.
Parlor car on alt express trains.
O. O. HANCOCK, Oen. Pass. Act.
- -v. Philadelphia Pa
k. I A. SW EIQARD, Gen. Sunt
VaMifSnrfiHHfllWBHHraaBaBMHirHHHn
1317 Arch St. Phila. Pa.
iunsmt u.tl llont'Nt ui, TJiocl. who
Buiitryra ttmnail others
oldest s.JitJiulIbt In J'liU
oiiuio ana ceriilirutew
uea uv wecrnwry or
ill at Beilln. notwith-
-ii -uiUnKWiia' 4uh Kt una tpecuiliBtsad.
rtiMoi8ar riicrt Is noni tu vquul htm
It tic ticuinint 'it eo I u i riUfnhi'M of both
(36. f 8 llluOll lHllHOU, till '!)(! Hlltl I'lPtTtM o(
y w i.af-1 ured more
HKn I di Mm'., 1 ' t
ii k-ipbla asiiipl
C1HB9U a met lean LclhiIi
I
u-itbrulirroi-Nt luitt power, IjlueldcrtHUIiiey,
hiifi iDtt noriHiN UUorilei'Mi ta, frcah utuwa,
1 puivU in 1-1 o diirit. Itellrfat mwv. l'oor.de
i SuiC -uttM-nt otumu UldJir Tlu-cl, the
null io HpvfinliMt, who bus mtUe a study
Gi meae aiioast unuer 1'rof. Jnlir, I Ionia ti
L pntlitc, and iUl. Jlullet. Aiioimthlp.ihe twe
tp wortd-rouortQed sjwclalUU. This 1 mj otlifluitl
J ndvertWineat. Hliim and nvohl the ymmsc
v Jila tw oM npecUiUW oouytnK same in turt or
tvtwia Ibuy do thUto mUIead you. Inratlieouly
M ot who i v r ttxixnwd qti&olci nad warned ButU'rers
t a..! tnipoM0ra. Tho quiickM openly ubtried If
4'j 1 1 bt'fl InaortB a new advertlneuient to-day wo
ir wU copy unbingesamaBouieiat audtbopubtlo
il wU- not know that we are the vVryireon bo or.
pewea omi j iicuis, p a. u. to 8 l jJ.tev'KH. 6-8, sot
'eo und fut, uv g, b-9.80. Sunday. 0 A. M., to ISM,
ijr. Send live two-cent s tain pa fo Unite " Truth, '.'only
one t tpoalnif nuacki and beat lor old add younz.
i 1 ningl ur murrl.HJ. poor and rich. A how liiclc of
S youne incx,. rMwd doi-tuM imd qunrkn is tbtai
Tbey run an d e t tbllahi d oiUoof an ol t deoeaseil
, pnyHkmii, ha nmioldjnun inopbytdciaitatbclr
WHP.N Ynil'RP. LOOKING BRIGHT
' Drop In at
!
l.,l.n'.. nidilHHMitnl, P n 1 1 nu, .
f'A Vnd let lilm fasten your likeness
4?o j T?iasr-a?'S'aE jar.
itabbiiiV liiilldlnir. West Contra I5t.
, , , t -
B.
Tho Lexow Committee After Cap
tain Sokmittborger,
MB. rORQET 1
Y FORGETFUL.
The ltppmentntlMi iif n Stfnlnslilp Cnni
pan.v AiIiuKk l'ajlliR targe Suiiih fur
"rotectlon," lint Cannot llriiu'iiiliiT
Wlwre lliu Hnoillo Wan IlUtrlliul.Ml.
N'RW YoitK, Oct. 10. The Lexow com
iiilttve j-estfnluy returniHl to u line of In
vcstiKntion which wiw found to lie n mmt
fruitful field during the midsummer. The
suliji-ct tuiderdlscusslnn durliiKllie prentcr
portion of the day wns the triliuto ox
tortiHl from shipping companies under tho
KUlBc of "protection," of sums of money
paid to pollcoineu, mid by them turned
over to superiors iu offleo. Tho star wlt
ncEB yestcrdny vns Atiguitln l'orKet,n(rent
of tho French stenlnshlp lino. Ho suo
coeded in forgetting u great mnny things
thnt the committee very much desired to
know, hut some of Ills testimony was em
phatic enough to mnko things interesting
for cnptnltiR ftnd policemen.
Sir. Forget tmtllktl thnt his company
paid VMO to tho pollco for oxtm services.
Tho pollccmnu on tho pier was paid $10 a
Week and JOOO went tootherpollco oillclnls.
Ono of tho company's books, which was
produced, showed that In November, 1S91,
f 500 had been paid for "special surveillnnco
of tho pier." Sir. Forget could not re
in lnbor to whom tho mony was paid. Sir.
G)ff risked Sir. Forget If l'ollcenuui Do
G.m had been removed from tho pier lio
o mse ho refused to divide with tho captain
tho money ho received from tho company.
Sir. Forget could not remember.
Policeman DcGnn tortlflcd that ho was
stationed ou the French lino pier for eleven
years. Ho said ho received $10 n week for
working overtlmo and on his days off.
Ho wua sent there In I8S0. Tho superin
tendent of tho lino offered him $10 for ex
tra services. Ho never had n chnrgo mndo
against him, nnd got nloug very well. In
lh91 Wnnlmnn Vnll camo to hlmnnd said:
"Captain Schmlttbergdr wants this $10
you receive."
"1 told Vnll," said Do Gnn, "that I was
no serf, and would not give up tho '$10 I
enrned by hard work lifter my regular
hours. I was already giving ?I a week,
and the captain wanted every cent. I told
him that Captain Pehmittbcrger would
noxt want my salary."
"Vnll said: 'You had better, os tho cap
tain can mnko you trouble.' 'Let Captain
Sclimittberger do his worst,' I replied; .'I
won't ba a serf.' "
A few days later Do Gnu was transferred
to n canal boat wharf.
Superintendent West, of tho company,
testified that ho had protested ngnlnst Do
Gnu's removal. .When Do Gan was trans
ferred Wardman Gannon called and de
manded tho $10 formerly paid to De Gnu.
Superintendent West said If a receipt
would bo given ho would givo tho money.
A receipt was refused. Sir. West hnd
heard that tho $500 hnd been raised ns a
liuo to Cnptnln Sclimittberger.
Sir. Forget was recalled, and, under
ndroit questioning by Sir. Golf, admitted
that friends of Captain Sclimittberger had
approached him nnd begged him not to
testify that pchnilttbcrger got $000, or it
would ruin him. Ho professed not to re
member who had Interceded for tho cap
tain. It was represented to him that Cap
tain Sclimittberger would bo dismissed If
tho $C0O 6tory eaine out, and, for tho snko
of tho captain's family, Sir. Forget was
urired to keep it durk.
Sir. Forgot, apologizing for his imperfect
knowledge of the kinrtlsh Innirunao. sr.hl
ho did not want to go on record as saying
unit uc nail Deen approaches only in Cnp
taiu Sehmlttbergors' behalf. Some one,
whom he said he eouldnot remember, had
ill tho Inst two weoks, asked him not to
testify against any police oillcial. Among
Sir. Forget's "impressions" wan one to tho
effect that seven men had shared In the
$500. Counsel Golf got the witness to ad
mit lie had written the list of seven names
nud tv.ld tho cashier to divide tho $500. but
Sir. Forget could not remember their
nanieh. ,
Policemen John Corcoran was called.
Sir. Guff held iv broken "locust" In Ills
hand, and c'nirged tho giant policeman
with breakbig the club over a small man's
head. Tho small man was mado to stand
by tho sldo of tho policeman, who towered
above him. Tho policeman denied that ho
had broken his club on tho prisoner's head.
Hobiildho shattered tho "locuit" across
an Iron lulling which tho small man had
grasped.
Peter Edward Quinn, tho small man, is
a laborer. His clothoa were In rag from
tho rough treatment ho liad received at the
big policeman's hands. Ho srtUl Corcoran
struck him in tho face when ho reached
tho station houso. Ho wus struck becnuw
ho tried to talk. Jame Clifford testified
to tho brul al treatinont Quinn had re
ceived. When tho witness protected ho
was himself clubbed und kicked uud
thrown into a cell.
Nellie Weinberg testified thnt Alderman
"Silver Dollar" HmltU roftued an offer of
$3 V) for prut, vtiou for a coffee saloon with
lady boarder-., whli.li Mr. Uoff pronounced
tho "iuot n la rt 1 1 ng evidence yet produced. ' '
Killed by a MolliVr's Xrglcct.
PllILAOFLrniA, Oct. 10. SIm. Annie Sa
bate, aged a7 years, locked her oight-wooks-old
baby In h, r house ut Thirteenth and
Carpenter ctreets at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning, after a neighbor had refused to
tako care of It for the day, and then went
to visit her sister iu Camdeu. At 6 o'oloek
last oveuing her hiifcbiuid, Hubert J. Sn
bate returned from work, nud finding tho
door padlocked ho broke it open. The
child was lying dead In bed, where tho
mother hnd left It. Five minutes later
Sirs. Snbate oame home and was arrested.
Tho presumption Is that tho babe starved
to death,
An ISxcltlng Itellgloiu Controversy.
MAumu, Oct. 10. Tho excitement aris
ing from tho rooent tsoiisoorutiou of tho
llrst Protestant bishop of Madrid is In
creasing. Tho pnpal nuncio iilllrms that
tho consecratioji wus saorUlglous mid Il
legal. This actffinls considered by tho Lib
oral party as iifterfcrenco by a foreign dip
lomatist in Spain's internal affairs. Tho
Liberal newspapers demand thnt tho gov
ernment hand tho numlo his passports.
Tho question threatens to become u violent
political lbsue.
Vlctliin. f a Tral.i Wreck.
UUIBTOU Touu.. Uct. 10. The wrook of I
the Washington snd Clmtuuiooga limited
tnUn last Suucuiy has provinl more futul i
cannot live. Three others at first thought
slishtly iujured itro now Ian diuigeroua
Jlrvi.i ' 1
-
ECZEMA ON LIMBS
How n Sllssioiinry Suffered. Death
Only Kellef K.pect . Speedily
Cured by Cutii urn.
I have been trotiMi-1 v 'i . 'ironic TV7'"- - on
myllmlis. Hia ucli...g v.u . ,., inn ,
lnado 1110 until lor work. I lmil u.imI m. .,y
,r, ..M n . "1 -'H -.1 1 (I t
gOOll . . . vi, , ,t.
scribed lor ine nine tttuuh
wllh 110 ) :ii..itipi t ri'iiof. I
grailuuily i i i.orse anil
Morse. I h viiiml h:i c
Ikwii 11 1 r,i il It vraa the
only r. I i l 1 li ecml. ,Iiwt
tlien iiiv , . ,1 tl ink (loci
for a imni on,'; luuiul Hie
lmk oii n'nt In sonic out-
of-tll-M.iv l'!..i'( ninl r.nil tt
through. She (IImIiovh I ,. i nnliiu 1 hv
Blclnn nnil said wo muul ir, ti, (1 ucrii.v
)!i:meI)1Fj. 1 began to use Uii '.i n, out the
middle n last AgiiKu, procuring a new nieply
wlien the tlrst m l .h 1 is 1 I. I r 1 low Mcfl
and attetnl to niv liilAnin'i.irv vm';. i nm
BecrcUryof the Sullivan lo.m.v 1. ane.o.y
(portrait lnc-loih. Have hwn injrn eilin nils-slonary-wnrk
in tho county for eiirliievn enr.
To recommend 1 lie ft'Tiiinv IluMMiitai to suf
ferlnu hiu,iaiiit 111 lie a put t of my missionary
vork In the future.
, i:-v. ?isov nirxnspn;,
1'. O. llox 11, . . ,: ,lnanCo.,K.Y.
cuticura w:r.xs" WONDERS
Tho almost miraculous Cures dally effected by
the C'fiicutA lIKMEiims jroie them to botlio
greatest skin cures, blood purlllers and humor
remedies ever compounded. No statement Is
mado regarding them not justllled by tho
strongest evidence. People In every walk of
life tiso them and recommend them. Their won
derful popularity and salo ore due to the cures
effected by them, and this is tho most substan
tial cvidcuco of their euratiio value. Halo
greater than the combined sales of all other
blood and skin reuied.es. ,
Sold throughout llio world. Price, CcTirimA,
60c; Boat, 'JSc; Kebolvknt, $1. I'ottkii Uiiuu
AND Ciibm. Cuar., bolo Proprietors, boatun.
!S""lIow to Cure Slcln Illaeanca," muili'd Irrc.
nlPJIPIiES, MackhradM, n'd.roilKh, chapped, and
I I III oily skin cured by C'l'Ticuiu boAr.
BACK ACHE, KIDNEY PAINS
VeaknoM, Soi ciipm, I-ainpness, Strains
and l'alns ri llm-cd In on mtiuito liy
tho Cut I cur Antl - Pain PlrtRtei,
First and Only rain-killing plaster.
HUMPHREYS'
Ilr. Uumphreyi Specifics ore sclentincally end
carefully prepared ltemcdles, used for years la
private practice and for over thirty years by tho
people with entire success. Every slnglo Spcclflo
a special euro for the disease named.
They euro without drugglup. pundnR or reducing
tho system nnd are In fact and deed tho boverelgu
Henicdlcs of the World.
ko. 1 ct'RKi. raictin.
1 Fcvcni, Congestions, Inflammations., ,'JS
Worms, Worm Tever, Worm Colic... ,15
3 TecthluKt Ccllc, Crying, Wakefulness .25
4 Diarrhea, of Children or Adults 25
7-Cougua, Colds, Prouchltls 25
5 Neuralula, Toothache, raceacke...... .25
llTllcndncbes, Sick Headache, Vertigo.. .25
JO)yHnciHlii, Biliousness, Constipation. .25
11 HupiircHncd orl'nluflil Poilodn... .25
12 Whlles, Too Profuse Periods .25
13 Croup, Laryuelils, Hoarseness.. .. .25
14 Halt Itbeum, Erysipelas, Eruptions.. .25
15 Itheuiuatlsiii, Kheumatlo Pains 25
1 0 Jlale rla, Chills, Fever and Ague .25
10 C'ntarrli, Influenza, Cold lu tho Uead. .25
20-Whuoplnr Couch .25
27-Klilncy Ulsenscs 25
iiS-NcrvouM Debility 1.00
30 Urinary Weakness 25
3 1 Sol o Thrnnt, Qulncy, Ulcerated Throat .25
lIUBU'IIItllYS' WITCH IIAZi:i, OIL,
"Tho Pile Olnlmenl."-Trial Siie, S5 Cts.
Sold iy DruEsleta, or sent irep.Id on recelrt tf price,
Im. llUMPUHKYIi' SlANUAL i 111 i.i;S, I HAlLAU HXK.
Ill'JIl'llUKlS'lISD.tO., Ill A llSHMII.iiibl., NLW lOIit.
SPECIFICS.
Your Stomach : : :
Cannot stand the same washing that
your boots do, and the water you drink
Isn't even fit for that purpose. Use
Loronz Schmidt's Boer and Porlor
JAMES SHIELDS,
Mauager Shenandoah Branch.
Shenandoah's Reliable
Hand Iaundry
Cor. Uoydsnd White Hts
All work Eimraiueed 10 be ftrst-clna, In everj
psrtlcular. k'llk lis and lace curtain sa spec
lilty Uoods called (or and delivered A trli
solicited
Rhii'n nri who can taste our caudlek
OUODH" without a feeling of affec-
OiW Otrl tion for the young man
w-lilwh0 br,nK8 tkem TheJ
Just melt In the mouth; the girl's eyes
melt with tenderness the young man also
melts, and the question la settled. Try It.
FRED. KEITHAN.
Ice Cream, all flavors. 104 N. Main St
AMUSEMENTS.
F5
EKGIHON'S THEATRE.
P. J, FEIiaUSON, MANAGER
Wednesday, October 10th, '94.
Mr. Barry O'Neil
' JlriH's Modern Mliulrel,"
In HowortP. Taylor's Comtdy-Drama,
M$j Inpitioii !
A talo of fair Erin a hundred years aio
when they sang "The Wearing of the
Green." Sweet songs and boisterous
Irish dttices. lleautiful tceiiery and
realistic mechanical effects, built and
painted by Dodge nt Ilarrlgan's theatre,
New York. Kntlre new equipment i Pro
duced by a company of able comedians.
Price)! as, 50 nn&75 Ceuts.
F
EIiaUSON'H THE.VTKE,
r. j, rsitansoH, wanaqeh.
STDRDiY, OCTOBER 13, '94
Tno musical farce comedy,
"Our Irish, Visitors1
The (unnlust show on earth
W. J. MASON
nidhii orn, n I'o 'm'dlan In'-xrt'in'ns all
ihelmcsi ma ic 1 gemsut ih-a..
NEW AND NOYEl. FEATUHES,
Prices, as, 35 iud 50 'Cents.
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FIGHTING FOR
LIFE.
A SUFFERING WOMAN TESTIFIES.
Mrs. Henrietta Hurtnu, of Janvier, N
.1 . writes : "For a long time I suffered
from a disordered stomach. My appetite
wn gone and what little I nte diitrexsed
tne terribly. My health failed rnphllw
1 beoHtue very weak and feared I should
never be well. After readiuit vottr
"Guide to Health," I was encouraged to
try .uunyou-s uyspepsln (Jure. IU actlin
was so prompt thnt 1 soon felt li te n no v
woman, and am now oompletelv cured."
MUNVOX'S STOMACH AND DYS
PEPSIA CUKE cures all forms of indi
gestion anu stomach troubles such ns
ooustlpation, rising of food, distress after
eating, bloating of the stomnoli, pnlpata
tion of the heart, shortness of tho breath,
and all ailecthius of the heart caused by
indigestion. It soothes, heals nnd Invig
orates stomachs that have been weakened
by over-oatlng, or where the lining of the
Btouinch has been Impaired by physio and
Injurious medicines. Price 25 cents.
Munyou's HonuDopnthlc Home Remedy
Company, of Pnilndeiphla, put up
specifics for nearly every disease, which
are sold by all druggists, mostly for 35
cents a bottle.
Aiitl-Tninnmily DeiniierntH Ihiilcir.e Strung.
NewYoiik. Oct. lO.-Tho State Democ
racy last ulght endorsed W. U Strong for
tho mayoralty after Mr. Grace declined to
run. 'E. J. Tamsen wns nominated for
sheriff.
(Severe dales at Atlantic City.
Atlantic Citt, Oct. 10. Sovero gales
provail hurc, accompanied by n high tldo
on tho ocean front. Tho llfo saving crow
uro keeping a sharp lookout for vessols In
distress.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations or the New York nnd
1'ti 1 1 i I 1 il lit. Kxclinuge.
NewYoiik, Oct. O.-There wns no settled
tone to tho speculation today, hut the general
trend of prices was downward, and with some
exceptions the cloning ilgures show losses on
tho day ranging from H to 1 per cent. Clos
ing bidsi
Lehigh Valley.... 07 W. N. Y. & Pa..... 6-M
Pennsylvania 51Hj Erio 1U
Iteading 18 1)., ,. ,tfc y. pju
St- Paul - 01H West shore llBH
Lehigh Nnv Sl X. Y. Central Wlf
K. Y. & N. E. pf... 3D Lake Erie & W... 17H
New Jersey Ccn . Ill Del. & Hudson...l3JM
Central Mnrkets.
PiinAnm.fiiiA, Oct. 0. Flour weak: winter
BUperflno, Ja.W; do, extras. $3.a.rias.40; No.
2 whiter family, J2.4n7J2.50j Pennsylvania
roller straight, $3.60(32.00. Wheat weak,
lower, with 51c. bid and fil4o. asked for Oc
tober. Corn weak, lower, with SOc. bid and
b'He. nsked for October. Onts dull, easier,
wltliiWo. hid anil Siio. aked for October.
Iieef unlet; ptckled bellies, 78V4o..do. should
ers, jJiftdc. Pork steady. Lard easy; steam,
8J.9S; city. S7.:i7l47..W. lluttcr unsettled;
western dairy, 124170.; creamery. 15ffl2tfo. do.
factory, lSiT'.l.'ic.: Elsins, SHc. imitation
creamery, IiaiUc; New York dairy, UiaKic.;
do. creamery, 181J2'ic.; state creamery prints,
extra, 27c; some 'nncy lots higher; do. choice,
20c; do. fair to good, 23B25c.; prints Jobbing
nt LWUllii f M,....cu n,,fnt. l..,.n Q1nln . 1,
... - .....v .,...1, .... h. ill'7Vli. Olllilll,
85llo. Eggs dull: New York and Peansvl-
..H(n 111.73. .L. nn ir.a.M. . .
, mi..,, .iu,, -1.. . iu 11,111st., wesieru
fresh, 17H)c; cio.es. S2.2"il.
I.iie htnek Markets,
New Yohk, ui-i. v. Curoptan tables qnoto
Alneraan bleers ul Vu lie., drebsed ueighi; re-
frlirfrn tnr Itt.f (11. . ft sl rnU.,.. ......-.. 1..,.
steadM inferior t (i goon veals, &lrt&'i.&K grass-
...... rtflOS Wl,.,.. .....i t .,..n
. viw-.. '.nil ii out luuiun mill, uui I1UL
IllUlnl" llnpli. i.llnllo uli.ni. SI rjllllllll. I 1.
- ' i'"". . .....v v ... vu,, .i,.in5 if.ti, itllllUB,
Inferior to fair. S3 ai3.80. Hogs higher; top
Political Cards.
"VOTE FOR
Of FKAOKVICLE,
For SHERIFF.
"VOTJEU FOR
First District,
FOR
I SYNDICATE
SPECULATION
IN STQCKS, BONDS, ETC.
SAFEST tut moderate Inveftlnrs.
LKut-.i HLiuiNSoa the Investment.
NO KNOWLEDGE of speculation neC8sJ.
fll to tl.UOU can be Invested with more than
usual degree ot safety, as all transactions ire
made by lompstnt experts of long experience
and unquestioned abllltv. Dividends pava de
monthly. All money to you' credit on ha
withdrawn tint day of uny month, Dlvidands
cm be reinvested so as to get the benefit of
compound Interest.
IIQO at o per oent per iron'b, oomnound In-
teriis1. lor 4 esrs. amounts to over t'.OOO.
SlOa ut 10 , cr oent. nor mouth, com oundln
ten-si for 4 years, amoi nts to over $9,0 JO.
$13 at 20 per ot-nt. permoith. com uti4 In
terest for 3 yearn, amounts to over $7.0 0.
OUR RECORDS OF DIVIDENDS FOR 1394 i
lan. Oil. 13 per cjnl. Miy 139', 13 per cent.
reu. loss, a j ipn. ivo. u
var.1894.10 lu'y. 1194, 40 "
Apr. Ib94, 10 " Aug 1094, I0J "
Ja.y ani'Auifust dlviden is tats 'eiu.t of the
rapid adv.iuco in oro.
Conservative Salo Itepons'ble.
Hsiaull.hed Amust, 1891. lHnltref renoe.
Oar Pieslaiol has bsen fur fifteen yen 's the
prehidentol oieof our Nat'onal II u.ks.
Miin y otn be seat by exnress or 'ost onlo
"o"'v order, or Now for. draft, p yab.e n
a: i mi iiaciur siyu'ci , or K 'l ooj,
1 Trearurei-. iiui ptrilO'ilars mailed
3 Xri e on appl. : il.ia 10
d The Traders' Syndicate,
S Traders' Building, Chicago. Illinois.
Kepresentatlves Wanted.
mm
Interview with M. Patenotre, the
Fr-ich Am'oasadcr,
WEiiLvXLi.3D 11? OIIiriSE ATPAIBf:
He "p'tit V-ij- Yrar In Tlmt Com.tr.v.
nnd Talks KnteilRliiltigly of 1II Ob.er-Miliiin.-I.I
iliuiK Cbang a Mattwiiian,
Not a Warrior.
W vnilNitTox, Oct. 10. Amliawmlor
tcnotif, tho rtliresontntivo of the Krviu !i
rrpublic In th I'nlt.-tl StnUw, is n-gitril-d
ns olio of the tiost Informed lnen In dlplu
matlc life on t'hlnnntul tho sceiiai of the
prosont cimlllet betwinu that country ninl
Julian. A good part of his life in the
French dlploinntlo sorvlco has 1khu spent
nt I'eklli and Tientsin, where he was in
constant ctmiinuiilcatlon with A Hung
Chang. Itwiw JI. I'ntonntrn who signed,
with IJ Hung Chang, tho fniuous Tientsin
trenty of noiioe lietwi-en Kn uce and China.
I'rior to that ho had served silno jvnr- at
Pckln, llrst as tho secretary of tho I rench
legation, then chnrgo d'alTalrtv. am'. finally
minister. Ho wns tho special envoy of
Franco to Atjam and Tonqutu in the stir
ring conlllcts of '81, when Franco secured
her1 strong foothold In Asia, and ho clo-icd
tlmt International event by signing the
treaty of Hue. His views ou eastern af
fairs, therefore, pc soss unusual Intorost.
JI. Patenotn- was asked by an Associ
ated Press n'presentativo as to tho defense
of Pekin, which the .Inpnneso now threaten
to strike, mid the roads over which tho in
vaders will have to pass If they march on
1'eklu.
"Tho defenses are very primitive," said
tho ambassador. "Tho outer wall Is a
huge affair, completely encircling tho city.
It Is about tho height of a six story build
ing, and whlo enough for travel by horses
nnd carriages, but as n mams of defense it
would amount to nothing against modern
artillery. The walls about Tonqulu woro
oven stronger, being built by skilled en
gineers, but they quickly gave way lxifore
big guns.
"There Is hardly any such thing ns roads
about Pokln and Tientsin, so that travel is
very dlllicult. There are occasional
stretches of good ronds, but these are ex
ceptional. The trip from Tientsin to Pekin,
about twenty miles, used to take me two
or three days. Usually it Is mado by tho
river route, and that also takes several
days. It is tho most primitive kind of
traveling, each passenger having a boat to
himself. There was no steamer above
Tientsin, although tho capital and tlieem
poror were only ninety miles allovo."
Tho locality between Tientsin and Pekin
of which tho ambassador spoke Is tho one
referred to in tho dally reports from the
soeno of war as tho probable route of the
Japanese. Mr. Potenotro was asked what
dllllcultios of cllninto would bo encoun
tered by the Invading force.
"Tho climate will ho tho greatest diill
culty," said he, "it gets intensely cold
about Pekin tho latter part of October.and
everything is frozen up in Novenilier. Tho
cold is so severe that it almost puts a stop
to travel and communication. It has
taken a full month for mo to get a letter
from Shanghai to Pekin in tho winter.
The Japanese are from a warm country,
entirely unused to severo cold, and, as far
as wo hear, without special provision of
clothing for the Intense cold coming on tho
latter part of this month. That promises
to bo tho greatest difficulty thoy will bavo
to contend against."
It is a sing.ilar fact that during SI. l'n
teuotre's loo r servloj lu China, much of
the time in tin' ,une city ns tho emperor,
ho did not see the Chinese ruler. "Tho
emperor practically live, iu a city by him
self," said ho, "ns the Imperial pahuo and
niuls nro surrounded by great wall-,.
from ,.. 'h tho emperor does not come
from ono year's end to the other, nnd t(
which no ono except tho miul.-.ters and
court attendants over penetrate. If ot rare
intervals the emperor comes uutshle, the re
Is a public proclamation In advance, and
any ono In the streets when ho passes
through Is severely punished. The only
gllmpso ever secured of the emperor Is by
pricking holes in tho white paper windows
which take the place of panes of glass.
Tho ambassador was asked If Ids ob
servations of tho great latent resources and
enormous population of China led him to
believe that they would ultimately lw
aroused and prove resistless.
"Undoubtedly tho population is vast
something like four hundred millions
but there is much dllTerenco between a
groat population and n great army," said
the ambassador, significantly.
Speaking of Li Hung Chang tho ambas
sador said:
"He does not speak English, French or
any other language t linn his own, all In
tercourse with fnuigii olllcinls being car
ried on through an Interpreter. There ap
pears to be it settled policy among Chinese,
diplomats and cT.lcinls to adhere to their
own language, so much so that tho Chinese
diplomat at Paris, who liccame proiloent
in making French bon mots, created some
thing of a sensation and wiw afterward re
called. Viceroy Iji iiuproMod me, however,
ns ono of the very lew Chinese onicialb who
at heart desired to accept the moderns ways
of Kuropoan countries, and if he had not
been held lmck by the overwhelming senti
ment of China against eastern civiliza
tion ho would have modernized China long
ago. As It is he has introduced quite u
Kuropetui atmosphere into his private
household. Li strikes one a a student and
statesman rather than as a warrior. Ills
tendencies are all those of a scholar. Ho
hiM sought to modernize the Chinese army
and navy, but compared with the equip
ments of Kuropoan and American troops,
which Improve constantly, they are far out
of date."
ritiii'AiciNo roit a sn:oi:.
Chlnttfett Atith'liKtto tho l-'iwiny'rt Appeur
aneo ut Too Chotv.
LONDON, Oct. 10. A dispatch from Yo
kohama repeats the reiort of the capture
of Che Foo, and odds that the Japanese
have landed troops at TnraAoiula, near
Port Arthur. A correspondent ut Hong
Kong Allographs thnt the Chinese hnvo
closed Poo Chow lu preparing for a siege.
He further says that a panic prevails at
Can ton.
A llrltiflh mllltiry officer who has care
fully oollatod the account of the battle of
X'lng Yung concludes that there were only
6,000 Chinese engaged, and that their loss
was under 4,uiJ.
Tho Times, In its financial nrtiolo, says
thutodeflnii' denial of any proposal to
raise n Japuiyjkc loan iuu beuu received in
the city. The common belief Is that China
will be compelled to rulge n loan to pay the
ludoinnlty that Japan will demand,
The Wentlier.
Holni Increasing northeast winds, dan
gerous glej ou tho coaet, backing to
north.
Palpitation of the Heart3
I
Shortness of Breath. Swellinc'
of Legs and Feet.
"For about four years I was troub-.
led with palpitation of tho heart,
shortness of breath and swclllup; ot'
the legs and feet. At times I would
faint. I was treated by the host phy-,
8 clans in Savannah, Ga.. with no re
lief. I then tried various Springs
without bctioilt, Finally, I tried j
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
also hfs Nerve and Liver Pills. After
Oetjinmng to take tlicm 1 felt better! I
continued taking them and I am now
in better health than formally years.
Since my recovery I havo gained llfty
pounds in weight. I hope this state
ment may be of value to some noor
sufferer." 4
E. II. SUTTON, Ways Station, Ga.'
Dr. Miles Heart Carols sold on a posltlvo)
cuarantoothattho tlrst bottlo will lienouU
All druggists sell ltntM, 0 bottles forts, or
It will bo sent, prepaid, nn receipt of prico
by tho Dr. mica Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Lager anc
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rn7 Woo vri c ci.nnnnu
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centralia's
POPULAR : HOTEL I
Where you can always get
a glass ot
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ERY
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Frosh and cool Heer always on tap,
Wines, Liquors, Cigars.
Costello & Cassidv, Proprietors.
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