3 -
c nnninmin nnri
ILc EjAuI W Ao HAW
Jlstresslng Skin Disease, from Itlrtb.
Cured In fi Weeks by Ciitlcura.
Now Healthy us Can lie.
My baby boy hut been s uttering f rom blrt!
Rllh anmn sort fif All prmirfim. TIim flnotort
called It ecrcma. Ills little nmk was one raw (
lnflaiui'il Hesh. Ufa arms I
anil kchms anil under his '
thighs, wheicver tUe fat.
flesh mndoafold. wero Just
the same. For four wecln
after Ills birth he suffered
with this rmrtlon, anil
until 1 (rot tho CrnrrnA
IlEMcniiw, tlicTO waslltilo
sleep for any one. In llvo
week she was ootnplrtply
cured. Ho was nine weeks
old February 1, and )ou ought to sco his Bkln
now, smooth, even, nnd a beautiful pink and
white "olor. lie Is as healthy as ho can be. Tho
CtTirrnA Itraoi.i kvt has given him tone, vigor
and strength. I ow'ose his portrait.
ViH. A. UAIUMJEH, 181 U. 123d at., New York.
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS
From tho aco of two months my baby suffered
with the ci'zeuia on her face and body. Doc
tored without aiall. UsedClTicim Uemudiks.
Found them in every respect satisfactory. Tho
child has now a beautiful skin and Is enred. Wo
cheerfully recommend tho same to all mothers.
JSII13. J. ltOTlir.NllKIta, 1U First Ave., JS', Y.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Have effected tho most wonderful cures of tor
turing and illstlnnrlnc skin and scalp diseases
of Infants and children eier recon.ed. They
afford Instant relief, permit re9t and sleep, and
rolnt to a sneedv euro when the best nhVBlclans
tail, rarents.savojourclilldrenienrsof need
less Bit flerlng.
2cnnaneni.
Bold throughout the world. Trice, CcTiccnA,
&)c; BoapISo. ; Uetoi.vr.NT, tl. 1'otteii Uiiuu
AND Cuem. Corp., Bole Proprietors, lloeton.
" How to Cnro Skin Diseases," mailed free.
BABY'S
Bkln and Scalp purified nnd beautified
by CtiTicuiu Boap. Absolutely pure.
RHEUMATIC PAINS CURED
IS OXE MINUTE Ttlll Cntlcnra Antl
l'aln IMa.ter relieves rheumatic,
srtntic, hip, kldncv, chest, and mus
cular pains and w eaknesses.
PENNSYLVANIA KAIIjROAD.
sunrjTLKiu. 'Division.
JUNK 3d. im.
Trains will leavo Shcnandoan alter the above
aate tor Wisrgan's. uiitjerton, e raonviiie.Ke'
Ca3tle, at. Clair, Pottuvllle, Uambarg, Koaoln,
Pottstown, PhocnUvlllc, Norrlstown and l'lil
adelphla ftroad strict statlon)t 8:00 asJ 11:4
. a and t'15p. ro. 'bn 'week days For Pott
11). A.id Intermediate stations 9:10 a. m.
"SUNDAYS.
Fo Wtezan's (JllbOrtoo, Traokvllle, Nt
Caetif St Clair. PottsvlUe at 8:00. t4C.ic
And ? 10 o .u. For Uamburir. Resdlne. Pott'
own, Plicojlivllle, Norrlstown, Phlladtlphin
at ci, v.i ' a. to., itiup. m.
n Trains have Fraekvllle for flhenanfloat c
Itl.ltia m ind 12:11, 5:04, 7:12 and 10:27 p. u
urivs, I Ha. m and 5:40 p.m.
Leave Pvtsvllle for Shenandoah at lOllt
IliWa m. tod:40,T:lSacdl0:00p. m.SuEdaj
(tlU'TIa "i and 6:16 p.m.
Let to i 'Isdelnhla (Broad street station! fu
dheuandoah at 6 b7 and 8 86 a m. 4 10 and 7 11 p
mwecKai.,1 ua sunaays le-.v aioouam.
Leave Hriud Streetstatlon, Philadelphia,
FOB NEW YOKK.
For New York. Express, week days,
at 820, ICS, 460, 615, 950, 7 83, 820, 9 60, ll
11 14 am, 12 00 noon, 12 44 p. m. (Limited F
ores' 108 and 4 24 d m. fnv.F irs.) M0,
a 30 (dining car), 3 20. 5, 6, 0, 8 60, 7 IS, 8 12, in p
m, 12 01 night. Sundays, 3 2U, 4irj, 450, 615,
8i2,H5),limam,124l, 1 40, 23J (dlnlnircar),
0,( Li rat ted 4 22), 520,0 31), 060, 713, 812pm,
a vi nigni.
Express for Boston, without change, 11 a m
weekdays, and 8 50 p m dally.
WAHHINQTON AND THE SOUTH
For Baltimore and Washington 8 60, 7 20, 8 SI,
lu, tu hi, it is, li 4U a m, (u M umitea ainiat
ear.l 130. 3 48. 4 41. fdlnlm? carl. IS IB Con-
greaolonal Limits', dining oar), 0 17, 0 55, 7 40
(dlnlnjc car) p m, and 12 0.1 night wBck days.
Sundays, 350, 7'i), 010, 1118, 1140 a m, 4 41
(dining oar), 6 55, 7 40 (dining oar) p m and
12 03 night.
Leave Market Htreot Ferry, Philadelphia,
FOK ATLANTIC CITY.
Express, 8 60 a m, 2 10, 4 00 and 6 00 p m week
davs. Hund&vs. Exnress. 8 45 and 0 45 a m.
For Cupe May, Anglejea, Wlldwood and
Holly Beach, expross, 9 a. m 4 00 p m week
days. Sunday, 9 00 a ra.
For Soa Isle Ulty, Ocean City and Ayalon.
Expreis, 900a m,4 00p m week days. Sun
days, 9 cOam.
For vomers Point, express, 8 50, a m, 4 00 p
m week days. BundAys 8 45 a ra.
"8. i .-'asvuat. J ' vo .
On ' S4stuzn i PaES'c1' X t
m: road system
IK EFFECT JUNE 29. 1894.
Trains leave Shenandoah as follows:
For Hew York via Philadelphia, week ,
S.10,5.a,7.20,a.m., 12.32, 2.55, 6.55 p.xa. SunH
8.10, a. m. For Now York via Maud CUunV
week days, 5.25,7.20 a. m.. 12.82, 2.66 p. rn
For Reading and Philadelphia, woek rtf.yt
2.10,6.25,7.20, a. m., 12.32, 2.65, 5.65 p.m. Sun
day, 2.10, a. m.
For Potuvllle, week days, 2.10, 7.20, a. m
12.32. 2.55, 5.66 p. m. Sunday, 2.10 a. m.
For Tamaqua and Mahanojr City, week days,
2. 10, 6.25, 7.20, a. m.. 12,32, 55, 6.65 p. tn. Run
day, 2.10, a. m. Additional lor Mahanoy City,
week days, 7 00 p. m.
For wllllamsport, Sunbury and Lswlsburr
week days, 8.25, 11.30 a. ra.( 1.85, 7.00 p. m.,
Bunday,8.25 a. m.
For Mahanoy Plane, week days. 2.10, 3.25. 6. St
7.20, 11.30 a.m., 12.32, 1.35, 2.55, 6.55, IM, t.ii
p. m. Sunday, 2.10, 8.25, a. m.
For Ashland and Shamokin, week days, 8.2;
7.20, 11.80 a. in., 1.S5, 7.00, 9.85 p, tn. BU' flay
8.25 a. m.
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAHl
Leave New York via Phtladelpma,weekdayi
8.00 a. m., l.S'J, 4.00, 7.80 p. m., 12,16 night. Ba:
day, 6.00 p. to.
Leavo New York via Mauch Chunk, week day
l.Sil, 9,10 a. in., 1.10, 4.80 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Roadlng; Terminal
week days 4.20, 8.35, 10,00 a. m., and 4.CH,
Leave Reading, week davs, 1.1)5.7.10. 10.08,11,11
D.bD. V Of Ill BUDUBT. LOO.
Leave P ittsvlUe, week days, 2.35, 7.40 a. in,
Leave Ta naqua, week days, 8.18, 8.60, U.U t
re.. 1 9i.7.in. a. 23 d. m. sundav. a.ia a n.
11.47 a. m.. 1.61. 7.44. 9.54 n. m. Sundav. 8.4F
uoavc mjuMiuy Ulty, weGK UAyu, o.tOt 0.A1,
B. 1U.
T ..... f V, r. r, na.a - njn M Ui
(1.80, 9.87, 11.69 a. m., 12.58, 2.08, 5,20, 6.28,7.69,1 i.U
p. m. suniuy, z.u, t.uu a. m.,
Leave Wllllamsport, week days, 10.10, a. ra
1.35. 11.15 d. m. Sundsy. 11.15 D. m.
For Baltimore, Washington and tho West Yla
1' & O. It. K., through trains leave Readlni
Terminal, PhUadelphla, (P. & R. R. R.) at sj-T,
T,U, J U, UI., a.1'J,U.ll, y. UU., OUUuftJ BtW.
7.40, 11.28 a. m . 3 46. 7 22 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
LSkve Philadelphia, chestnut Htreet Whan
and Bouth Btreet Wharf for Atlantic City.
. i- q m o rv J fVl
6.00 p. m. Acoommodulon, 8.00 a. m.. 5,45
p. tn.
Sunday Express. 9.00, 10.00 a. m. Accom
modatlon. 8.00 a. m. and 4.30 o. m.
Returning, loave Atlautto city, depot, corner
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues.
Week-Days Express, 7.35, 9.00 a. m. and
4.00 aid ajij p. m. AccommQaaUon,8.i&a,ju.,
Kunda Exrress, 4.00, 7.30 p. m. Aoeommo
ttation, 7.15 a. m., and 4 15 p. m.
Parlor cars on alt express trains,
C. O. HANCOCK, Oen. Pass. Agt
Philadelphia P,
1. A. SWEIQABD, Pen. Rupt.
HDSSER & BEDDALL,
(Saccestors to Coakler Pros.)
Mo. aO ?.ttA centre Htreet,
HIIUl ANIIOAIJ, PA.
Our Matte
Prices. Pn.
lest Quality at Lowest 0!&
...forojpccuiujy uuoiio
r
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READING
tTTHT (V tn fllA Tl UMnn
m, I A A .
Delaware's HoartyGroetingto Hor
Distinguished Son.
JJJ TALKS AF?rT ENGLISHMEN,
Our Ambassador's A lews Ilegnrdlng Their
ltespect nf mv, Tlirlr Kindly mid Oen
eront Treatment of Amcrlciitis and Tliclr
lllgli 3Iorn1 Stamlnril.
WlLHINQTON, Del., Oct. 17. All Dela
ware turned out last night to funnnlly
weloomo Ainlxissnilor Thomas P. Uayard
back to his native stat and city after an
absenco of eighteen months as the repre
sentative of his government to tho court
of St. James. It was an Important dem
onstration, mid those who attended were
numbored only by tho capacity of the
Opera House, In which tho ceremonies
were held. Mr. Bayard arrived In "Wil
mington from Washington at noon, nnd
was entertained by Samuel Bancroft, Jr.,
Democratic candidate for congress. In tho
everting he drove to tho residence of Sena
tor Gray. In Wilmington, and from there
was escorted to tho Opera HousobySOO
members of tho BavardDenioorntlo Legion.
Tim rmrniln-nf tho marching clubs was
enlivened by muslo nnd .fireworks, nnd
many places along Market strcot were
brilliantly Illuminated. Tne ontnusiasm
was manifested on tho streets as well as
In tho Opera House. Nearly every rcpro-1
THOMAS F. BAYARD.
sentntlvo Democrat In Dolawaro attended
tho reception. From Philadelphia came a
large delegation headed by William M.
Slngerly, Domocrntlo candidate for gov
ernor, and Secretary of tho Commonwealth
William F. Harrlty.
Deafening applause grcotcd Ambassador
Bayard as ho was conducted upon tho .
Opera House stngo, nnd ho was visibly nf- , tul,u names, uuu am sum uy xa
fected by tho warmth and spontaneous nf- poloon nrrlved too lato to bo of any use.
fectiou of tho nreetliirr. I Tho flro finally burned Itsolf out. In nil
Tho ceremonies were brlof nnd simnlo.
without formality. Senator Grar nro.se '
and on behalf of tho vast audloneo wel-
corned tho honored guest of the evening,
saying that all Delnwarcnus, without ro-
gard to party afllllntlous.jolned In a hearty
welcome to tho man whdhad.doueso.inuch
to add to tho glory of tho stato. In re
sponding Ambassador Bayard spoku In
substnnco as follows:
"Mr. Gray, my kind friends, my dear
countrymen and my good neighbors, it Is
very difficult to find phrnsos that aro to ex
press what I feel tonight, for tonight Is an
occasion of feeling with me far moro than
speaking.
It is no tlmo for cut and dried
phrases. It is no time for prepared speeches,
It Is a tlmo when human hearts are to echo
with the sumo good feeling. Before I can
make you understand tho deep gratifica
tion It has given mo, after I havo tried to
llvo according to my own conscience, .to
find that I have lived according to yours
also, then I do feci sustained, confirmed,
comforted and elevated to endeavor to con
tinue to pursue the path that leads to the
honor and safety of the people who are of
my own nationality and blood.
"Never beforo in jny llfo havo I over been
Bovei-'it for so many months front the
home of my nativity, and from the homo
circle to which most closely my affections
wero attached; but after nearly eighteen
months of absence I return, and my heart
swells with gratitude when I still seo tho
friendly faeos, when I still feel tho touch
of tho frlondly hands,, when I rocogntzo
tho friendly voices nnd feel that once more,1
under tho provldonco of a benlficcnt God,
I tun restored to my homo and my country.
"Standing hore tonight I run back far
beyond the period of my own birth baek
Into generations of that unselfish patriot
ism and strugglo more thuu a century ago,
whloh permits us to meet lu nafety nud In
honor hero tonight, Thero was the strug
gle that educated tho niefl from whom It
was my honor to draw my name and blood,
but It was their inheritance qf fooling,
tradition and education commenced an I
handed from father to son, It was thut
that made Delaware honored In tho past,
It was thut that shall keep Delaware hon
ored and respected In tho"futu,rc.'
"This Is no party sentiment. Parties mny
como and parties may go, Jlut this ,1s tho
sentiment which pervades tho '-party that
give it Its value. It Is the education upon
the groundwork of high mornllty, of up
right putriotim, of uuscIIIbu public ser
vice. "So,gontlemen,I feel tonight as )f the hls-
tory of this little state was being unfolded
from her colonial period oven unto today,
I111U Wlifil 1 11M1JIV u, ci luu giuuk jmiii mttu
she has played in the drniiut of American
Independence and of national ohllUnUnn
I feel glad and gratified to have boeua full
blooded Delaware man.
"I valuo most deeply every expression of
public, respect andcouitdonce,aud tho more
that I receive tho more I feel myself bound
to bo worthy of them so farasit lies within
my power to bo; but It seems to me, after
having gono abroad as your reprobenttitlvo
end of tho great country of whloh we tiro
bo happy a part, that It would bo but com
mon gratitude, but simple good manners,
to mako spmo referenco to that hospitality
that I have enjoyed
"From one and all In the country to
whlch I havo boon accredited has como to
mo nothing but the most unbounded cour
tesy and kindness. Kvcrywbero I found
the name of an American was received
with honor; was received with favor such
as I simply believe has been extended to no
other pcoplo than ourselvw from tho ben-
lflcent, the benign, tho venerable lady
whose virtues fo Illustrate tho happy reign
over a contented people- through tho of.
llclals, and down Into the very heart of the
people jn the imbs I havo found nothing
but frlondly hands, Umd . rds and otticon
of good Korvlcc I went a n friend to cleat
up all misunderstanding!,, and to bring to
gether the hearts and the feelings of two
nations bound byit!e.i such as exists Ikv
tweun no other two nations on tho glolie,
"Ifeli Juit" Just, my pquntrymeij, thut I
ahould tuitlfjr to you tho tplrlt of respect
' v to t , uu n ,., ,..,.
for law, tho law abiding spirit of that poo
pie. There Is a n.niil.i at Ion bythcolll
tlnls for the feelings of the people; there
Is an obtilli'uc. by the pi uple to tho spirit
nf law Incarnated to the humbler officials
In n year nnd ahalf's residence lu Knglntid,
and most of tho time In the cllv of Lon
don, I have never seen a policeman with a
baton or stick In hl hands) I have not
seen a blow struck by one; I have never
heard violent Inngtmge fromoiici I have
not oven seen vli-lrnee in jeit from ono.
On the other hnnd that plain policeman Is
oboyed and respected In the performance
Of ms duty, mere is a n .potislvo com lu
the heart of the jieople t ' at recognize him
as the instrument of the general law and
taught them that there was only Sfifety In
Its obedience fo law honestly executed.
"I have been a long time there, and I do
not remenilier that 1 have heard an oath.
I have been n long time there, and I am
sure that I have never heard, at any en
tertainment, In the height of just, a story
that a man would object to telling to his
wife, his sister or his daughter. I feel It
my duty to say these tilings of a people
who have received mo so kindly and so
cordially. I say It beoauso I am most sin
cerely desirous of becoming an assistant to
tho promoter of 'I'uaco on earth and good
will among men.'
"I come back to America only lovlngmy
country the more. I come back to Amor
lea endeavoring to transplant, as far as I
can In good lanftuago, that which I saw In
foreign countries that may bo a holp to my
countrymen. I am glad to bear tho testi
mony today to tho good feeling ovcrywhcro
exhibited throughout Great Britain fortho
Amorlcau people, nnd to say that I hopo
thero novbr will bean honest British hand
sircicuou ouitnai mere will not ueannon
est American hand to grasp It.
"What I say tonight has no roforenco
whatever to the parties that divide Ameri
can people I speak just as much to my
Republican brother as I do to my Demo
cratic brother. 1 havo been sent abroad to
represent no party. I wont to represent
my whole country, and I wish to toll you
that I beltovo my efforts havo been appre
ciated and understood, and that a very
largo part of tho great share of kindness
that I havo received was duo because they
thought I camo as tho peacemaker nnd
friend from my country."
Following tho speeches Ambassador
Bayard hold a reception on tho stngo that
continued for over an hour. Nearly all of
thoso present passed beforo him nnd
grasped lilm warmly by tho hand. Later
lu tho ovenlng Mr. Bayard was entertained
at a banquet nt tho rooms of tho Bayard
Democratic Legion, and afterwards held a
reception at the house of the Young Men's
Democratic club.
Two Towns rlnnin Swept,
TOLEDO, O., Oct. 17. Tho business por-
tlon of Liberty Centre, a thriving town on
tho Wnbash railroad twcnty-llvo miles
from hore, was destroyed by Are yesterday.
Tho local llro department was unable to
seventeen buildings were consumed, In
eluding threo dry goods housos. Loss
about $-10,000.
Snirilun, Ky., Oct. 17. Flro horo swept
nway tho entire central portion of tho
town, destroying soven stores, tho Deposit
bank, two livery stables, two hotels, six
residences and tho Loulsvlllo nnd hash
vlllo depot, filled with merchandise. Tho
loss Is estimated at ?100,000.
Harshly Criticized the Churches.
Philadelphia, Oct. 17. Yesterday's ses
slon of the convention of the Women's
Christian Temperance union was onlivcned
bynsensatlonconsoquentuponfhovlgorous
Blioech made by Mrs. Louise Downs Qulg-
lcy, president of the New Jersey branch of
the union. She declared that tho church
did not properly support the causo of tem
peranco, but merely Indulged In namby
pamby talk to pleaso the trustees and "tho
high liconso preachers." Her words wero
6evorely criticized, and when she had con
cluded resolutions wero adopted recogniz
ing the church as the strongest ally of tho
temperunoo cause.
Sir. Morton's Coac-bninn.
Wasiiixoton, Oct. 17. The action of
Howard, Mr. Morton's coachman, lu sign-
lng a petition for a writ of halioas corpus
may delay the proceedings under Instruc
tions sent by the Immigration bureau hero.
These instructions directed Dr. Sennerto
Institute proceedings against Mr. Morton
for violation of tho nllonoontract labor law
In the event that no habeas corpus proceed
ings are bt-gun. This action was also or
dered to be taken In caso a writ of hubeas
corpus uctlou hud been asked for and ro
fusod. A New World's Cycling Itecord.
Cleveland, Oct. 17. Louis Glmm, n
memlicr of tho Clovelnud Wheel club, suc
c -led nt 5 o'clock Inst evening In break
ing tho world's record for a twenty-four
hour run. Tho run wns mado upon the
Nowburg Driving Park track In tho pres
enco of a largo crowd. When Glmm left
the track ho had covered 883? jlilles and
170 yards, or 270 yards less .than 331 miles.
The best previous record was ali miles.
ItebelUon In Morocco.
PAWS, Oct. 17.A dispatch from Tangier
reports that Morocco City has been In n
state of rebellion for tho past week. Tho
sultan's rnilpli, 1'rlnoe Muley Abbas, Is
hemmed in by tho insurgents, owing to
his attempt to execute the sultan's order
to arrest Caid Behnma. The cold resisted
dogporutely and finally oommltU'd suicide
ju ortier to ovn,i0 being tnkon Into custody
. i)1,sti.r to nimiraster's Tithing Fleet
Gloucester, Mass., Oct. 17. The record
of disasters to the llshing lleet for the year
ending this month is tho largest ever
known here In a single season. Twenty
lilue vessels, with uu uggregnto tounugo
of 3,35! tons and 112 men, were lost,
against ten vesels mid fifty-three men
lost yjir.
Fall llll it Striker Defrntrd.
Fall liivun, Mass., Oft. 17. Tho weav
ers' strike Is still on, but uccordlng to tho
manufacturers the tide has again turned
In their favor, and they report n gain In
the number of looms running The man-
ufacturcrs ajsirt that out of a total of 5U.-
870 looms In theoity onlySd.-tW! aroKtoptied
Au Aged Couplo Killed by u Train.
QUIX0V, UN . O t 17--Wmia n't-----nnd
wife were k'lled 'iy a- Wabash passen
ger train whil at i i nwliig wvt of Mount
Sterling. Du.k ..';.j s.i itnd hU wife b5
I years old. He wan one of the Iwot known
men In Brown county ,
Court,
Npw Viii
make p- ' .'.
Couth" t l'i -voe
for i
povernpr.'
it Will nupport Hill.
!7.--JiJ'n T Thatcher
.'. I tcr from Kmb-iick it.
v". it: 'uitor says ho will
.ppurt QttvW B. Hdl for
'Xhv AY'tutticr.
Warmer; ujr; ivutiurly wind.
FIGHTING FOR
LIFE.
A SUPPBRING WOMAN TR5TIFIBS.
Mrs. Henrietta Burton, of Janvier. N.
J , wrtten : "Kor a long time I MlITi-red
from it disordered stomach Aty i;erlie
was gone anil what little I ate dUtresed
meterrioiy .My health railed rapl ll .
1 beo.imi very wa.ik and fe.tred 1 should
never ue well. After rending your
Guide to Health. " I win enoour-itteil to
try Muiiyon'a Dyspepsia Cure. Us action
was so prompt tint. 1 soon felt II e a new
womm. nnd am now completely oure.l."
.MU.MU.V'rt Sl'U.UAUH AND 1JYS
PKPSIA CUKE cures all forms of Indi
gestion nnd stomach trouble- sucli as
constipation, rising of food, distress ifter
eating, bloating of the stomach, palpnta-
tionof the Heart, shortness of tiie breath,
ind all atTecti ms of the heart caused by
Indigestion, p soothes, heals ami Invig
orates stomachs that have been weakened
bv over-cat nit. or where the linitiir of tho
stomach has been Impaired by physio and
lninrious medicines. I'rice ai cents.
Mnnyon's Iloimonnarhlo Home Hemedv
Company, of Puiladelphla, put up
specifics for nearly ewry disease, which
are sold by all drngglsts, mostly for 1!3
cents a bottle.
1317 Arch St. Phila,Pa.
Consult Ot.i Ilom'M Dt , Vurel. ulio
tins cured mare 8umrt rs than ail ottH-ra
comblneiL l ne illcc sicialltt In VUi
(vOelphla, ASfilpluiiiiiii anu rcrtlltrnlu
prove, coun "rslnnetl uv Wvcretary of
American Uaeilon at Berlin, not t 1th-
"T Jtttnuinff wDt wuiicua una Pp claims hi
vertKe or sav Ihpre Isnoueto eouullilin
rivatmunc of upeoiiU dUcnNi'ti ut both
xoo. MUmmI poiNou, nil tlm nml I'dV'pt of
iMillilut errorrt, lout power, blntlrirr ktilney
uiu nl ncrvoiif dlmiirfliTK. etc, frwh cua?i,
dil Id I- IOiIioh, Krlh l ul oiirr. l'oor.de--uirpp'Ts
oiimiit Oh! !r- O. K. Tlucljthe
r Cfi'niitni pcrlnlNtf wno ha- raade aBtuily
.hte rtlHeatm un-lf? Vrnf. Jnltr, Iltiiiin-o-,uithlr.and
ViuU illnllrri AHupulhicttlio Uvc
TOiiil-r enow ned BtH'clalist.H. Hils u my orlolnnl
lavtrtiaynit'itt. Slum niv) nvol.l tt.o 5o:ui
oillooe old spwlullsts cunyms sumu in part or
.vtima. Tliey do this to nilnleul you. 1 am tlin onty
O- rho over espottt'u aunrks qd1 wnrnixi BUiTi'roia
X rist liupostcrs. 'Aha qnucltH opt-nly uaaertea if
I'hcel inserts a new advertisement to-iy wo
U' oopy or cltunijo saraw somewhat ami the public
-l not know that we are the very v rson lie ex
vco. Oflloo houm, 9 A. M. t 1. M.;tv h. frm);
and hat, ev'i, t.u.iO. Fun'"- a A. UtoliM
i i Uvelwo-cent stampi fc . tc " Truvo'oaiy
no t xtMjslriv: n.uack ami U- lot oit uni
iMl or uiu.-rl'M, roor ni'J rti n. A ticiv li :ik f
juncc inexperienced Uoctorn mul .ill ts tUU:
itw ru luti o d etabllshf") H!li of imi oil tl m'iiii 1
mi-sii inn, havlmsanol iiu.m i iiOi'h..bU'Ma th it
nice hoiu tne uw p n t'1 ," y
5iH MHHK(lYS'
m m m m m m wrm m m n rtm vi m M
'VETERINARY SPECIFICS
For HcrsoSf Cattlcf Shcop, Vogz, Hogs,
AND POULTRr.'
COOrntto llodUoaTrenlnient of Aulmnln
uuil Chart hem Free
PUBEfl VcvcrB,Conecfltlon. lull nmmnt Ion
AtA.jSpiiinl Jtruiusltlfi, 3111k 1'evcr.
tII.Striilnr4 liuiiiciii'ftN, IChrntiiutUm
;.;.--I)lfttcinpcr Kasnl DlHclmrifvii
1,II.-ltntH or (irubs, Worms.
:lC.C'ni(li4t Heaves, liipumnnln
F.K. (!nlic or (irlpr, llellynelio.
(;,(.-HIUcarrIas:ct lloniorrlintics.
ll.U.--IJrinnry niut Kidney DlHcnscH
KriiDtlvn lllMnnifM. ninitirn.
J.Ii.DlscuHCH of DlffCMtioa, I'aralyHlR
Single Dottle (over B0 doses),
GO
Stable Cape, with Bpeciflcn, Manual
Veterinary Cure Oil and Medlcator, $700
Veterinary Cure Oil, - - 1,00
Jar
BoM hrDnirrUlat r tnt srtDild ufwhrr hni la rot
ptiitllj on rerrlpt of irk
IllrJlItKIH' BED. (O,, 111 A11S William St., Nw Tort,
HUMPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC No,;
In use years. The only uneressful remody for
Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,
Snd Prostration, from over-work or other chusub.
1 per vl&U or 6vUU and larK vil powder, for 5.
SolJ ty tru(:Bltfl, or iinl iutiild on rci-li't of price
UUnrilltBYH' BED. CO., Ill Alia UIIUjuu bU, New York.
Political Cards.
TO "t?."HJ 0
OP FKACKVILLK,
For SHSRIFF.
VOTE FOB
First District,
1 IKLlliE,
AMUSEMENTS.
F
KKGDS0N'8 TUEATUE,
p. j. rsiionsoN, uanaoer
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24.
atix i3uyv.j303Nr -atn.
TUK lUW.yOMEX.ir. .SUCCESS.
Elmer 33. VancE's
ItealUtlo'ltnilrond Coaie.ly Drama,
Tfje Linked
V
And the wonderful
tX 3333A.TIIIOE. TS4.
Vn 'o 1t. Th" wo't mrvfIoi! Hienlcatiil
m cli iroi eflr Ms Ariee'i ! lui country.
I'neniin -uu'buio novel y ( the m-. Vaui
Yt, lots of it I
rices, 115; 50 and 7s Ceiitn.
R30tvd rkls tt Klrlln' drug ulorc.
mm
ILEX SCOTT
JOS. WYATT,
lilli "G0LP HlGllEf
Now York Polioe Oommisgionors
May Testify.
0E00KED ELE0TI0N PSAOTIOEL.
Mr. hA' lnHnmUa Tlml Mllit lttiniln-it
VrrftlU IIhio Itrwillly Hern lteteuMl !
from lllnpkurirft NIiiimI luttltuiluiii Tor
Uh Ht thtt Couilnir llli'ctliiii.
New Yoiik, Oct. 1". Thore vb n (1
mnml mmlo Ht yrohfrilny's seloii of t!io
Tjsxow lnvi"!iigatlii( eommlttvc for tin'
nipinlwrs ti)"Bo up IiIbIrt." Uv thin U
meant tlmt somo of tho memlwrs of tho
commlttoo nre tlml of the Invontlgiitlon of
pollccinon nnd minor crlmlnnls, nnd tlmt
the liollco eommllonern huiI lending p'U
tlclmis should lie plncodon tho stnud. Tills
doinnnd was pxprctwml by Sonntor Loxow.
Senator O'Connor echoed hU WMitliuents
In still Ktrouger lnuguiifre. lie mild thut
cnougli testimony hud been produced
ngnlust the rank nud llle of the pollco;
thut It wns now tho duty of the commis
sion to And out just how fur the higher
ofllcluU of tho forco hud boon derelict In
duty, dmirmnu Loxow Mild thut tho pub
lic demnnd this. Jlr Goff snld In reply
that ho wns not quite rendy to " go up
higher," but tlmt ho would soon bo rendy
to call tho police commissioners to tho
stnnd.
Ono other iiolnt of Importance, cnino out
nt yesterday's investigation. Mr. Goff
cnino in nnd announced thut ho hnd written
to Superintendent Byrnes and thocommla
Blouors of charities and oorrectlou with re
gard to complaints of alleged fraudulent
registration by tho lnmnteu of Blnckwell's
Island Institutions. Mr. Goff snld that
Superintendent llyrnos hnd replied to his
letter, saying ho would do all lie could to
maintain tho integrity of tho ballot box,
nnd thut on election day the pollco would
bo especially vigorous In prosecuting In.
quiries to that end.
Mr. Goff said tlmt this was a subjeot that
ho thought should be Investigated at once
During n comparatively recent period 1,500
vagrants bad been committed to tho island.
Only recently 800 of them hnd been re
leased merely upon tho recommendation of
a clerk In tho employ of the commissioners
ot charities and corrections. Ho then re
ferred to the mutter of politicians controll
ing lodging houto loafers for political pur
poses, Rho Lovci tho Ocenn.
ClIICAoo, Oct 17. Julius Hohrbach 1ms
nsked tho probate court to appoint n con
servator for tho estate of Mrs. Kllzn Cnr
on, his mother-in-law. It originally
amounted to $110,000, but her relatives say
feho hns spent fully $80,000 of tho amount
in Ocean travel. Tho old lady has not been
off nn ocean bteamshlp for moro than ono
day at n tlmo for tho Inst year, audhnsbeen
traveling constantly for ten years. It is al
leged that Mrs. Carson's lo-e for tho seo
hns grown to bo a mania, and tho court
Is asked to prevent her from turning tho
bulanco of hor fortuuo Into tho coffers of
tho steamship companies.
He Hought llngus Jewelry.
BALTIMOltE, Oct. 17. Xathau Smith, re
cently pardoned from prison, Is said to
havo swindled Louis Huckner, u Baltimore
cloak manufnetnrer, out of $1,000. Smith
took two strangers to Huckner nnd told
him they had over 10,O00 worth of solid
gold jewelry they wore willing to sell for
$:l,r00. Ho wax given wimple, and upon
having them tested found them to bo 18
karat gold. Ho paid over the money, nnd
later found tin- jowelry tho cheniiest sort
of plated stuff.
Anrmiuilz Not I!oiponHle.
N'Kir YoitK, Oct. 1". Louis Aniimwllz,
owui .. the bulldiug 74 Monroe street,
which recently collupseil nnd caused the
dentil and Injury of soveral persons, was
discharged In the Kssox Market polico
court by Justice Sims, who held that ho
was not responsible for tho accident.
Aaronwitz had boon nrrosted and paroled
for examination.
The C7nrowltz to bo UNplnceil.
Ur.P.LIN, Oct. 17. A Copenhagen papor
pul shea under roservo n statement that
the czar Intends to change tho succession
and appoint his third son, Grand IJuko
Michael, heir to tho throno, owing to tho
czarowitz's lolitlcal views nnd to tho fin t
that tho Illness of his second sou, Grand
Duko George, precludes his succession.
Died from Ills Injilriei.
IlAr.P.lSHUIto, Oct. 17. J. II. Nicely, bur
gess of Middletown, whose feet wero cut
oil Monday night by u train at thut place,
died last night. He u 70 years old and
wns well known in the Masonic fraternity.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Cloning Quotations of the New York nud
l'lilluilvlphlu llxclinngeii.
NewYokk, Oct. 111. Nearly one-half of tho
business done on the Stock Kxclmtitfe today
was in tho hares of th Amorioan SuKar 1U
filling coinimny, the final price the hlKheat
prloe of the day. St. Paul was second In point
of nellvlty. In the rest of the list very little
biihlnea whs done, ami the tendency of the
market was downward during the greater
part of the day. Closing bids:
Lehigh Valley 37K W. N. Y. & Pa. ..
Pennsylvania 51M Krle VJH
Heading 18 I)., I- W lttii
Ht. Paul West Shore
Lehigh Nav SIM N- Y. fentral' 1IS11
N. Y. & N. 10. pf .. aK iMke Krle A: Y.... 7
New Jersey Cen...l0T Del. & Hudson 13UM
ileneral Markets.
I'muAiiMi.PiiiA. Oct. 18. Klour weak: win
ter superfine, fgg&lO; winter extras. $2 25H
S.10; No. SS winter family, ftJ.UI'cllS.SO.' Pennsyi
vanln roller straight, ft.KtV!.0l; western win
ter, clear, fi 40S.60. Wheat dull, steady,
wlthtttio hid and 53o. asked for October.
Corn dull, firm, with SSo. bid nnd 5ilo. asked
for October. Oats quiet, easier, with 33o. hki
and 3ftMo. asked for October, lleef quiet,
l'ork steady; new mess. SH.aMtlli.W Lard
steady; western steam, $8; city, $7.26. Uutler
steady; western dairy, KMOleo.; do. cream
ery, 15(95c.; do. factory, tQlic; Elgins, '16c.;
Imitation creamery, llfflltK).: New York dairy,
H&k)-; Jo. creamery, I8OHO0.; Pennsylvania
creamery prints, extra. Kc.s do. choice, 26c.;
do. fair to good, itfSlllc.i prints Jobbing at
27ano. Cheese dull; New York large,810Hc.;
small, 8Mllc.; part skims aaiHo.; lull
skims, 8o. Eggs firmer: New York and Penn
sylvania, Bo, ... leu liuuse.lVliiHu.i western
fresh, lTOHOc ; cases, $'!.SUI.33.
His Block Markets.
New Yohic, Oct. lfl Kuropeail Abies quote
American refrigerator beef ut 8&UM". per lb.
Calves stead) ; pour tu prune veals, $6&7.75;
filr western culvvs, S3.7MW.8o. tiheep and
lambs steady: ordinary to fair sheep, $.&i(t3;
inferior to fair lambs, $i).50O.37M- Hogs firm;
toil hogs, JU 75.
East Lihkiitv, Pa., Oct. 10. Cattle dull and
weak; prime, f VittQS.&O; good butchers, (3.71
Q4; good fat cows and heifers, !.30&3. Iiogi
dull and weak; PhlUdtlphlas, H.40O5.60; kstt
Yorkers, to.iU8J.tS, Bh.p dull and im-ehaagsd.
Palpitation of the Heart!
1
Shortness of Urcntli, Swelling
of Legs nnd Feet.
"For about four years I was troub-,
led with palpitation of tlio heart,'
shortnosfl of breath and swelling ot
tho legs and feet. At times I would ,
faint. I was treated by tho best phy
sicians In Savannah, Ga., with no re
lief. 1 then tried various Springs
without benollU Finally, I tried 1
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
also his Nerve and Liver Fills. After
lajinnimj to take titan I felt better! I
continued taking them and I am now
In better health than for many years.
Since my recovery I have gained fifty
pounds In weight. I hope this state
ment may be of value to some poor
sufferer." i
E. n. fitJTTON, Ways Station, Go,l
Dr. "Miles Henrt Cnro lipoid on a pmltlvo
cuaranteo that tho llrst, lxHtlo will ticnollt.
All druRglsts sell It at SI, 0 bottles forK, or
It will bosont, prepaid, on receipt, of prlca
by tho Ur, Mllcu Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Lageranc
Finest, Purest, Healthest.
Chris, Sclimidagt
207 West Coal St,, Shenandoah.
T. M, REILLY'S
centralia's
POPULAR : HOTEL I
Where you can always get
a glass of
Cool Beer and Refreshing Wines,
Whiskeys, etc Don't forget tho pUoa.
T. JW. Rcllly's,
Locunt Avenue, CIS NT it ALIA, PA
mmnamn e ei rennoniintl? coraJ I
fSJMBB Hfc InBJtoOJdnrabTUB
I B &BSIuBl3 UwlliBamadr.aDdef I
hooLtllnbtruteiltromltfafromreoploQure&fl
i tree tiy mail. Nothing elsowmcare. (l
Mnv niuenv Ml rl,lAnA iri'I
MAIN AND COAL STd.,
Htictiaudoali, Pciinat
'Polite and Prompt Waiters.
Safe nnd Kellable Horses, to Hire.
LIVERY
SNEDDON'S
Pear Alley, Rear Coifoo House.
The bant rigs in town. Horses taken ta
board, lluulintr promptly attended to.
THEATRE : CAFE!
rormerly kept by Thoe. Gibbons,
Main and Oak Sis., SlionandoaM.
Fresh ano cool ileer always on tap,
Wines, Liquors, Cigars.
Costklix) & CAseiur, Proprietors.
HOTEL KAIBR,
ciiah. nuncliiLig ,7.
Noith Main St.yrMuEANOY CITY,
Largest and XJnest bote! In the region.
t icesi accopiiioaauons. iiacdsome nxluroiT.
I'( jl and Illlllard Booms Attached.
Sfie's nn w,l oan taste our candlea
M without feeling of affeo-
Orlfl ijj-irl Ua tor h young man
UUa W,a who brings them. They
Just melt in the mouth; the girl's eyes
melt with tenderness the young man also
melts, and the question is settled. Try It.
FEED. KEITHAN,
Ice Cream, nil flavors. 104 N. Main SU
When Ton Want a First-class Big
make it nfrolnt to go to
""Decamp's Liuery.
West St., between Centre and Lloyd.
Teams to Hire for all Purpose
ED. BRENNAK,
Cor. Cherry nnd Gilbert SU.
Finest Beers, Wines aud Liquor.
HcJome liar Fixtures.
JJggt BrwdA of 5 and Xgp ggxi
3i sner Beers
r.