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a iiiruri f k i i .cut a tan
t-oeis L-iKn a new woman
Since Taking Hood's
Indlgostl.n nd Sick Hondaohoa
Atoo Relieved.
"0. t. nt i 0., Lwn, Mail t
" I bat km kaktagllMd't (mtfullli rial
outlJMiiiipr (r Uetlrutiia, utvik aa alik
htadaeb, u( K k4 nsaa xa fall Ilk a xaw
WMae. TT I HuieiHl takliglt Kit sot
hare aaya)ptltaaliryMri I UJUVt Tin
osurulAkatay 4 1 it. flaw I u eat Mr klal
eifaa wttkootaaydlltrnijarurwariii. Ihada
Snr u f MtWTh, and Uiii with ny laitr
o kwught friaint art&eki ( ifilc head
aoh. Taey bothered as titt rout k. Bat sine
tttlii MTral attlia t liW'i Saraapat-UU
All U Ohansotj.
.ma qi nwil u xay .IBflC
triable. I kip Try a alialLarly at.
fllU4 TrtX k-7 Ha4'e iariaparUiA Hi It
HoodVCures
Maria ( Ka amlt." Vm Ilu Jojut-
MM AlaUr Itrwt, rhlkdlpkla, rnm
n uua a ruts ar i nuii, ana piinii
fat ivtltHi aai atptaraae. J a box.
1
.JENHBTLVANIA KA1LHOAD
ummuu division
KOVEMBKll is. iru.
Trains will Inn Shenandoah after the nbave
dlo for Wbaran's, Qllberton, rrackTllle, JT
Oastle, B. Clair, Pottsvllle, Hamburg, Xlfartinl
Potutcmn, rhoenlxvllle. Norrlstown acd I'ii1
adelphla .'Broad stroot station) at 8:110 aid Ilia
a. m. and i:IS p. m. on week days For Pow
Tills and lnMnuedtnte stations 9MC a. m
BTJNDAYB.
Tor VTl4i-an', Ullbcrton, FiaokvUle, Kt
Castle, St. Clair, Pottsvllle at (1:10. S: t,, k
and 3:19 . re. For Hamburg, Headlne, For,
town, pkojalxville, Norrlstown, Philadelphia
il:ta,t:ULK!:19 p. m.
Trains lav Fratkvlllo for Bheuaucloil:
1249a u. and liiH, t:M, 7:12 and lO:STp. a
fJundiora, Hill t. as. and 6: W p. m.
Leave PolurilH for Shonandoai at l!ll
It. 18 a. ni.uiA4:W,T:l6andia:(Mp. m.Bundar
at Ki0a. m. ndt:U p. m.
Leave) Philadelphia (Uroad street station) fot
BheoasaoaU at t it and S ti a at, 4 10 and 7 11 p
dj ncek Cj. On Hund.yi Ici,t at 8 50 a m.
Leave Bread StreetHutlon, Phlladelpnla,
OR NEW YOKE.
Tor Now York express, week rlav ,
at 3 BO, J a. M 9 W. S 10, 7 SS. 8 W, W 10 99,
(dining oar), 11, 11 1 'a m, 13 noon. 13 44 (Urn
lied 121 and lEpti dlnlnK cars), 14', 2 0
Idlning car), t JO, 4, i, 8 BO, 7 1.1, 8 12, 10 p m ,
lJWnlKliL riunda s, 3 3,4 03 46D SIS, 813,
SSI, 1 01 (llntnr car), 11 0B a m 13 44, 23)
(fllnlnfr car). 4 til (limited 4 21 , 6 'JO, 8 3, 8 50
7 IS, s 13 10 00 p m, 12 01 night.
Kiprcafor Uojtoa, trltuout chanj, 11am,
weekdayn, and 8 60 p m dally,
WAHU1NQTON AND TUB SOUTH,
Tor Halttmoro and YTMnlagton a bu, 7 K, 0 Jl,
10, 10 20, 11 18. 11 (8 a m, (It IB limited dining
car,) 131. 3 46, 4 41. (a 11 Oonnemlonal Lilrn-lte-'.
dining car), 6 M, (dlnlne oar), 017, 8,
(dining car), 7 40, (dining car) p m, and 12 OS
night veek dityn. Hundays. S 60, 7 20, 9 10, 11 IB,
1183am, 441, SSS dining er). 0!6 (ilniDg
car), 7 40 (dining car) pm and 12 01 night.
Leave jUarnot riireoi Feiry, Pnlladelptala,
lOK ATLANTIC CITY.
KxprcEs, 8 60 a m, 2 10, 4 00 and 500 in week
days. Sundays, Express, 8 '15 and 15 a m.
for Cape May, ingleaea, Wild wood, and
Holly Ueach, express, U a. m., 4 00 p m week
days, Sunday, B 00 a ra,
ForBea Isle City, Ocean City and Avalon.
Express, 9 00 a m,4 00 p m week days. Bun
days, a CO am.
Kor iomora Point, express, 8 50, a m, 4 00 p
m week days, Bundnyt, 45 a m.
a ai. r-iijivosi, j u. ffuoj
Oen'l -lanf n-. Pasi'ff jl t
RAPWD SYSTEM
isimorii j-ubcji 18, 1334,
Trains leare Shomnfltrih as followsi
For Now York via Plilladelpnla, wesk day,
110, 6.25, 7.30, a.m. 12.S3, 2.55, 6.15 p.m. Sundj
L10, a.im. For New York Tit Man Chunk
week days, 5.25,7 20 a, m.. U.ES, t.f p. m
For Ileadlnr and Phlladelplda, week dayi
110, 6.25, 7.30, a. m 12.82, 2.55, t.ti p. m. Sag.
ay, 2.10, a. m.
For Pottsnile, week days, 2.10, 7,20, a. m
B.t2. t.55. 6.(5 p. m. Sunday, 2.10 a. m.
For Tamaqaa and M&hanoy Olty, wesk dars.
tlO, 5.86, 7.2, a.m., 12,B,x.6, I.Mp. m. 3un
ay, 2.10, a. m.
For wllllamsport, Bunbary and Lewlsburt
week days, J.Jft, ll.SO a. m 1.86, 7.30 p. a
Sunday, 8.25 a. m.
For Mabanoy I'lane, week days. 1.10, t.K, f r
T.20, 11.80 a.m., 12.32, 1.15, 2.55, 6.65, 7.3), 85
V. m. Sunday, 2.1U, 8.25, a. m.
For Ashland and Shatnokln, week days, 8.3-,
7.S0, 11.80 a. m., 1.95, 7.2), B.S5 p. m. Surday
8.25 a. m.
For Daltlmor. WnsklnKton and the Test TU
n, & O. XL It , through trains leave Reat-"
Terminal, Philadelphia. (P. & R. 71. R.) at 8 2
T.K.11.2H a.m.. 1.4-1, 7.27. n. m Hund 3 25
TJ5.ll 36 a. m.. 3.48. 7 27 c. m Add tlona
fol-sfrnrnJI'liand h'stnut streets station,!
JrecK aayB, i id, o il, i p. m. sunaays,
Jgp.m.
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH I
Leave New York via Philadelphia, vreekdar
8.00 a. m., 1.30, 4.00, 7.80 p. m., 12.15 night. Bu.
day, 6.00 p. m.
Leave New York via Mauoh Chunk, weekday.
ISO. v.10 a. nj., 1.10, 4.90 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Heading Terminal,
week days, iSO, 8.85, 10,00 a. m., and 4.04
6.02, IlJtO p. m. Sunday, 11.80 p. m.
Leave Reading, week days, IM, 7.10, 10.08,1! 65
a. m., 6.55, 7.57 p. m Sunday, 1M, a -.
Leave Pottavllle, week days, 2,85, 7.40 a. ra
12.80, 8,12 p. m Sunday, 2.25 a. m.
Leave Tatnaqua, week days, 1.18, 8.60, 11 23 .
m., 1.20,7.15, 9.23 p. m. Sunday, 8.18 a. m.
Leave Mahanoy Olty, week days, 8.45, 0 "
11.47 a.m., 1.51, 7.89, 9.64 p. m. Sunday, 8 45
a. m.
Lea a Mahanoy Plane, week days, 2.41 4f0,
0.W, 9.S', 11.69 a. m., 1168, 2.08, t.20, 8.28,7.18 10 li
p m. '.unday, 2.40, 4 00 a.m.,
Lear Wllllamsport, week days, 7,42, 10.10,
a. u, 3 55,11. 15 p, m. Sunday, 11,15 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leare Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf
and south Btreet Wharf for Atlantic Olty.
Weak-Days-Express, 0.00, a, m., 2.00, 4,00,
W9 P. m, Aeconamodaalon, 8.00 a. m.. 5,15
p. m.
Bunday-Sxpresa. 1.00, 10 00 a. m. Aooom
taodatton. 8 00 a. m. and 4.80 p. m.
Ketupilnr. leav Atiantlo Olty, depot, oorner
Allan1 to and Arkansas avenues!
Wcok-Days-Express, 7.85, 0.00 a. ra. and
.80a .S.tup. m. Acoommodatlon, 8.16 a. m.,
and 4 1 S p. m. .
Buu-ia . ax reas, (m 7.80 p. m. Aocommo
dauou. 7 15 a. m.. and 4 li n. m.
x"srlor oars on all express trains.
O. a. UANOOOK, Oea. Pass. Art.
Philadelphia Pa
I A.SWKIOAtn Onn.Sunt.
Your Stomach : : :
Caunot tan ! the ame washing that
your boots Mu, ami the. water yon drink
Isn't even At tor that purpose. Use
Loronz Schmidt's Boor and Porter.
JAMES EUIELPS,
iaUuMKsr 6henaadoriJa Bntaate'
HERDS OF BUFFALO.
BUTCHERED AND WIPED OUT OF EX
ISTENCE IN A FFVV MONTHS.
Ilnndmls of TlimitHnds Atauajlilvrrit In n
Couple of Yirars After tin, Hunting He
cauib 0nrl tory of llio Olinia nnil
Ilaltls III the ,'.ui(.i .
lleforotlio Nortlirrn Pnolflo rnllrnntl lind
iroPMKl the uotitltionttvest of the Missouri
river tho ncotiou o( tlio country bounded
by that tlvur on tho wist nnd the Hookl'oJ
i n tho west mid stretching from tho
J'lntte, In Nphraska, nurthwnrd to ths
ililtlsh line, wui the (jreatest stnmplng
(.'round for buffnlocs In tlio whole north
west. Tho country wns more or lose hos
tile In those days, nnd tho Indians, who
hud been the best guardians of the bison
until white pot hunters ennio among them,
fikiu gained tho civilized Idea of slaughter,
nnd from that tluio tho doom of tho rcpra
n'litntlve American gamo animal was posi
tively iiksunxl, but tho grenlt blow dealt
the bison herds of tho northwest was th
completion of the Northern Pacific track
vret from Bismarck to the Kooky moun
tains. The road practically divided th
herds (fr tho bison will ueTer, unlcsi
lowed, oroks tho Iron of a railroad track),
nud tho to the south were soon swal
lowwl up In th general daughter wngod
by Indians, pot, hide nnd tontjue hunters,
foreign sportsmen and others who wer
out to kill anything they saW on sight.
This was during tho winter of 1682-3.
Tho buffaloes to tho north were In many
icatterod bands, but there was one great
herd of not less than 75,000 honJ, which
hud found a temporary refuge In th tri
angle formed by the Mussclabell, Missouri
and Yellowstone rivers In Montana, and
na yet they had not been "smelled out"
by either rod or whit hunters, but they
were as surely doomed ns though already
killed, for the rallrond Iron cut them off
from tbslr southern range, and the In
dians of the Cauadian northwest ns woll
ns those of our own country barred their
retreat Into the fur north, and so they wei
hemmed In between the two, with no pos
sibility of rccape In either direction.
To Illustrate In a fow words the remark
able destruction of that section alone It
will only be necessary to say that this last
great herd was completely wiped out of
osiKtcnc In loss than four mouths, and
before tho closo of tho year the.ro were bub
a few singles and pairs left as fugitives In
Unit vast country, where, but a year or
two before, they could bav boen counted
almost by the hundreds of thousands. Th
shipping figures from two points on th
Yellowstone at tho end of the season, Glen
dlvo and Miles City, show 800,000 buffalo
hides sent from tho former and 185,250
(.kins of elk, antelope and deer from th
latter place.
It chanced, at the time mentioned, that
tho writer, with a small detachment of
soldiers, wns passing from th Missouri
river country to tho Yellowstone, and ws
cams across, almost dally, numerous bands
of Gros Ventre, Flcgan, Blackfeet and
other Indians, all hurrying to tho slaugh
ter of tho noble animals on tho Mussel
shell. Our scout, or guide, was a Crow
Indian named Two Moons, nnd one day
whllo threading our way through Bad
Lands, painted buttes und broken caullca
a email Lord of about COO bison came rush
ing Into vlow around a blull not moro
t?ian 200 yurds distant, nnd with heads
down and paintbrush tails erect tlioy
enmo plunging on directly toward us In
tho wildest sort of confusion. A gcnulno
stnmpedo was probably In full operation,
and tho soldiers, not waiting for orders,
lost no timo in plauiug a safoand reasona
ble distnnco between themselves and tho
threatened dangor. They quickly shied
off to tho right, and I felt it my duty nfc
this "Impending crisis" to keep as closo to
tho heels of my fleeing comrades as tho
tped of my horso would permit.
In a few mlnutos tho last of tho ileolng
bison woro well to tho rear, and they soon
disappeared beyond n neighboring knoll
with the speed nf an express train. While
watching them nnd debating whether a
chaso would bo worth tbo troublo, from be
hind the bluff wbero tho buffaloes had
first rptmred now came n second band of
bison, about 00 in all, with u dozen well
mounted Cheyenne bucks in hot pursuit.
As before, tho animals camedlrvct toward
ub, hut our shoutings nnd hallooing
turned thcra aside, and they shied off t
tho left, entering the jaws of a rough,
broken ravine, which was precisely what
their red pursuers wanted. The ravin
was a sort of rift In th Bod Laads which
practically led nowhere, but which w aft
erward discovered narrowed and c1om4 In
until it ended in a steep, impartiable yok
ct, with do outlet exoept by th original
way of entry.
The Indians shouted to us as they rnshod
by, and, rnther interested in the outcome,
as I suspected tho nature of the ravin, I
loft tho sergeant with the detachment,
and, taking the guide with mo, followed
swiftly on tho heels of the flying Chey
enncs. Gamo and hunters soon disappeared In
tho twlnlugs and intcrtwlnlngs of th
gorgo, and us it was an exceedingly rocky
and diflJcult trail wo took our time and
practically "made hasto 6lowly." How
ths red men ahead of us over got over th
ground so quickly was an unsolved mys
tery. Narrower and narrower became tho
gorgo, and at Inst wo paused to listen.
Thcro was scarcely a sound In tbo air, but
this Intense stillness became, suddenly
broken by a scries of rapid shots and wild
yells, accompanied by a thundering, rum
bling noiso which was almost deafening,
Tho tumult rapidly grew louder, and thon,
just In front of us, from out tho depths of
tho canyon oamo tho buffalo herd llko tha
wind, directly toward us. Soma woro
bleeding, many woro wounded, and others
wero limping badly. It never seemed pos
siblo that living brutes could travel ovor
such rough ground with such speed, but
tho dlfllcultlos of tho trail novor seemed to
concern them in tho least, for, as a matter
of fact, tho rear onos crowded tho forward
ones with such persistence, und so rapidly
that they had to move quickly or elso b
trampled under foot.
After this thundercloud had passed,
with feelings of great relief, wo went on
up tho canyon to sea how tbo Indians had
fnred. It proved to huvo been a disastrous
encounter for tho Choyonuos, as many of
them woro limping nnd blooding as badly
nB tho stampeded buffaloes. A survey of
tho freo frontlor circus ground dlsoovorcd
seven dead buffaloes, three wounded In
dians one of them qulto seriously and
six ponies killed und inuimod. Chicago
Herald. '
A lrle Winner.
"So you havo two prizes, Mabel!"
"Yes, papa."
"What aro they for!"
"Well, I got thlo prlzo for having the
best moinory."
"Woll, what wns tho other!"
''I can't think at tho moment what
that wai for." Standard Mucaxlii.
! stonies from the sky.
illstorlrnl nnd Traditional Account nf the
1 rail of Aerolite.
Kvery country ami every ago 1ms lis his
torical, pnnilhlstorieal or traditional sto
rloft oonn'rntli! Immense stones falling
from tho sky, or, more properly, from
space. I.rvl lolls of n whole almwer of
nerolltc.i whlob lei! mi i mountains near
Homo In tho year f .". I 11. c
Tliii Artmdil n i'hh (nirrhla tnbl
giving U,o cicnl.ii, me t.udim b lury
rroni 1BN-J II. C. to t.:i Ii. o. In chmno
logleal or..er) l mi n,H i f a great
stnno which "it'll do.'. ,i f-i ni bcr.wn" Rt
aiogostrunl about t'ic year 407 11. C
I'llliy, whiMhY'l In the ; ,..T ?() A. D . s ijs
that In bl tinm thu treat nir atonr'
mentioned !n the foreiroing wa still to lie
seen on UmJIi "espnii,, nnd," ho qnnlnt
ly adds, ' It Is t- en now of the bigness of
a wagon.''
Slnco the dinning of tbo present ocn
tury there law U i n several well at tosmd
Instances l falls of i-umo from thu re
gions of pneee In tho year ItOU It perfect
Bhovvor of ii.i.o missiles fell In tho farm
lng country adjacent to I'Alylo, I'ri iiee.
upward of H.OC'O separate stones i..!tu:
upon a vreoVe blir.pi d M'l-tioli of ci imtr
eight miles lout: by about four iiiili -,.iiii
Aerolites, or "lneleoi'ites, " ns t!. i m
sometimes onlled, ut ually fail bii.ji .
Bf'iiotliuM, in pairs and loss fieyueiilly r
showers, ns wn the onni nt New t'ntii i.
Ala, O., in 1KG0, when nearly 200 rtnlh
stones fell in n Held In broad dnj lU-lit
Up to Jon. 1, 1BU4, there hud bi a U
frwocn COO mid BOO Uwtnncos i..eiriitdc
stones falling from the unknown rit;lnt.
outside of our atmosphere, and in elgl,.
of theo the fall was In the i-hape of ' show
rs," tliroo Individual missiles mimberiir
from 10 to 6,000 and of all sixes, from th.u
of nn orange to Immense blocks of strung,
combinations of minerals weighing liun
dreds of tons. Baltimore Herald.
Grruuin I'awiwliopi.
There is n stiiuigo variety of pawnshops
In Germany. Wo find Institutions umlei
public, control worldiig sldo by side with
privato frstabllsliments. Tho latter lano
lower amotuitc, but at o higher rate of In
terest, than tho royal, state, ducal, count)
and municipal pawnshops. In no ciik
howover, can It he moro than 24 per cent.
There aro about 100 publicly maunget)
pawnshops in Germany. In Berlin, at th'
Konlgllohen Loihaiut, and at tho iminlci
pal pawnshops of Breslou, Munich, Hani
burg, Uantzic, Strasburg nnd many otfct
largo towns, tho Interest is la per ceni
Tho Berlin royal pawnshop pays 10 pe
cent on lt capital, and gives tho surpln
every year to charitable purposes.
At Drohdcn tlio Interest is 0 per cent, a
Lcipsle ti per cent und in somo towns Irs.
Tho period for the loans ranges from thu
to sixteen months. Tho interest U ftv
quontly on u graxluatcd scale, bt.i:(; high
est on until 1 pawns. Almost all tho mil
nlcipal iKiwnshops aro connected with Uio
savings bunks, and are hclf supjiortlng
In most towns they ndvanco lr.u.uj cu bo
cnrltles at 4 or 6 per cent. Thero is great
elasticity and diversity about tlio (Jinnan
system of pawnshops, but on tlio whole
tho German lclhiuis or pfundhaiM dons
not compare favorably with tho Trend'
mont do plcto. Contemporary ltovlew.
A CnftU of Itare Wine.
Thoro lived li the viiitnltv of fl-nyem
a parish priest wl)ut.o parihior,rs dicldeu
upon getting tip a BUlwriptlon to prese.u
him with n e.i'l; ol v.hio One siippllmi
the cask, i.nti each of tho re-t ca-ne a: .1
poured in t vo liu ut the pni.luuu of li.
vincyard. Ouo d-.y our euro un i d 'nr.
of the sul ."i'K'i'S l i dliiii'T, In order to
tiv-te tho heverupc, v ! i"h fori:" d a Ken
pound of ail the i Irwi grown tn tlK cli
trlct. The servant Went to turn the bin,
and onme liuok with a decanter full of
ter In her baud. "Whntaver Is that!" wii
the general cry. "This is tho wine out of
the barrel." His reverence could not nial.e
It out It was altogether puzzling, 'i In
pU( U3 were hplitting with luugli'er. Knch
one lmd tlio.i.'t'it to himself that tbn pres
ence of tw.i lir-erti of i. .iter would i i,t l'
detected in n butt of wine, bat us U l.u
p'iiod, they had nil acted on the same in 'a
8im Fr.'." ii,''" Annjnut
OllS'lETSA
Pursuant to an order of the Orpkans' Court
of lltrke county, will bo sold at puollo vendue,
Saturday, December IS, 1894,
at the puUtobeuo known as the Comm'rctal
Hotel, on Main street. In the borough of Shen
andoah, the following described real eatate,
to wit:
No. 1 All that oertaln lot or piece of cround
on which Is erected a two htory dounledtrslllnr
house, situate on Uenorlhaldeof Lloyd street,
betw-on Bowots street and Plum alley, In the
borough of Shenandoah.ln Ibe count y of ttcbuyl
k ill, l'a , bounded on the cast by property of
thu Electrlo Light Company, on the north and
west by other property of the said JihnU.
Kcber, deceased, and on the south by said Lloyd
street, containing In front on sld Lloyd street
2 feet and 7 lnci.es, more or lo-s, and tn cepth
00 feet. The nald property olll be offered as a
whole and as two separate dwelling houses to
suit purchasers.
No. 2 All that certain lot or piece of
Siound on which Is erected a two slnry double
welling house, sliualo on tbo north side of
Lloyd stn et, between Bowers street nnd Plum
ail'J, In the borough of Shenandoah, county
ui ocuuviKui, ra., Dounneu nn tno norm ana
eat by other property of said deoeastd, on the
wet by property of Tltmau, and an tbo scuib
by said Lloyd street, containing In front on
Bald Lloyd street 27 feot II lutbes, mire or loss,
and In depth DO feet. Thfl said property wlli
be oirered as a whole acd hh two separate
dn elllng houses to suit parcnusor?.
No. 3 All that certain lot or piece ot
ground, whereon Is erooied a one-story double
dwelling house, situate on the cast Mae of
Plum alley, near LI jd street, la the boDiurii
of Bieuaoaoah, ibulsill county, !"., . ouna
td on the cast by proper.y ot Klootrlo Liglil
'ompany, on the south by otbrr property of
snld decoal-d aud prwerty of 'f Ita nn, en bi
north by part of Lot No. 8, f In lllooi 33 o'
Qenerai Plan ot Shenandoah J and on thn wcat
by said Plum alley, containing on front on aold
Plum alley 30 fret and In dei lb. W fret, late the
property of John 11. Iteber, deceived.
Sale to commence at one o'cl Kit In the after
noon, when due atteniUnca will be given and
the terms of sale undo known by
LEVI F. UE11EK.
HENRY C, U KKUKIt,
Extcutors of John li. Iteber, Deceased.
"A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE
FUL OF SHAME." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
) Clock Spiinglilai'le.
JOnly Perfect Comb.
jrepaugu Ctcuscs,
Asii your Denier for
nr nam oil 1U1L baiill, bl'ltl.lt CUBBY
bstS
Comfort, Cheer,
Contentment.
These three C's are in
valuable in life. To make
sure of them all, use
Alkock's
Porous Plaster
whenever you have a lame
back, sciatica, stiff joints or
any similar pain or rfche.
If ynH Alnny Insist upon h.vinj MALL
eocK'6," you will never be dUappoiaul.
Allcock's Corn Shields,
Allcock's Bunion Shields,
Have no equal m a relief and cure fir i
and bunions.
Brandreth's Pills
are n sufo, reliable remedy for billon
headache and similar troubles.
in rrreoT koteuueh 18, iy.lt
Passenger uid.. i-j.. . ooeui. i.oat for
Penn Uaven Junction, rtaucb Obumt
alKhton, Slatlngtoa, White Hall, Oataeajqut
A lion town, B8thlehom, Kaaton and Woatltwl
6.04. 7,88. P.15 a IT . 12 4S, 2 57, 5.27 p. m.
For New York and PhlKdelr-b's. n in T.
9.15 a oi , I2.?, J.i. p.m. for QuakRt
Hwltcl biok, Qorhardd and HudsonCLile, it.OL
9.16 a. m , and 2.57 p. m.
For WUen-Urre, White Havon. Plttettn
Lacoyvlllo, Towanda, Sayre, IVaverti xi
Klmira, 6.04, B.15 a. m,, 2 67, 6.27 p. tn
For Rochester, Uuffalo, Niagara Ft' to .v
the Wet, 6 04, 9.15 a. m. and 2.57 6.27 p. m.
For Itelvldero, Delawair Water
dtroudsburK, 8.01 a. m., 2.57 p. n
For Lsimbsrtvllle and Trenton, i It a. a.
For Tunkhaonoolr. 8.04, 9.15a. m ,,!fiJ.T tr. r
For Ithaak anfl Koneva 8.0t, 9,15 a re. r
m
For Auburn t.15 a. in, 5.27 p. m.
rorJeai)euvUle,Lerletor.md BMfer Sietj7
7.38 a, m., 12,43 p. in.
For Stnctrtnt. nnd rrtirrbor Yard, CW. 7.S
9.16. a. n . 12.43, f.K , 5.27 p. m.
ForHllver Brook Junction, Audenrlcd ar
Hazleton 04, 7ta, C 15 a re . 12 2.57, 5.W an'
8.0H p. .
ForSciaaton, 8.01, B.15, a. rr... 2.51 :ia'. 5r
p m
For HazlctroolL.Jeddo.Drlftou arid FViwm
".01, 7.SS, 9.15, a. tn 12.1S, 2.57, 5 iff t .-
or Ashland.a Irardvlllo and Lost Creek, .. ft
? 46 9.18. 19,111 a. t. . 1.0(1. 1.40. 4.H. i.kt v, m.
-or Haven Run, Centralis., Mouo t.'aroitMi
Hhamokln, 9.13, 11.11 a. m.,1.32, 4.30, jj.Se. Ji
p. n .
For Yatosvlllc, Park riace, Mahanoy dry tav
rtelano, 6.04 7.33, 9.16, 11.0T a in.. .4J. Xtt
CSV, 8 03, 13 58 p. in.
Trains will leave Bhatnokln at 5 15. 8.U,
II 45 a. ra., 1.65, 4.80 9.30 p, m., and arrive M
c,.inaid.i&b a. 0.01, 9.16 a. m., U.43, 2.57, 6.27,
11.15 p. ir
Leave Bhcnacdoah for Pottsvllle, J. tit." t.lo
9.UI, 11.06 11.80 a. m., 12. 4. 2.67. 4.10 5.27.
p. ra
Leave Pottsvllle for Shonandoib, e.i. 7.K
9.. 10 15,11.40 a. ra., 12.32, 3.00,. 440, t.rz. 1 .
7.1 9.4) p. in,
Leave Shonandoah tor HMlf tor.0.M,7.S 9.15,
t, tn 12.43, 3.S7, J.'?, 8.08 p. m.
Leave nar.leton for Shenandoah. t:t ill.
! I.0C a. m . 12.16. SM, 5.80. 7.W. 7.58 p. t .
STJNDAV THAJN'-
Trains leave for Kaveb Run, Centralta 1.
Ckruifl and Hhamokln tt.16 a. m., 2.40 p. ra
and arrive at ebamokln at 7.40 a. ni. and S.C
p. m
Trains leare Hhamokln for Sbenandaat
7.55 a. m. -vBd4 00p. ni,, and arrive at
andoah nt 7.48 a. m. and 1.56 p. m.
rruuu. .tMvalor Actuand,QlrardYtHt ar Ixtst
Oreck, 9,40 v nr.., 12.89 p. m
for Hailoton, Blask Creek .'unction, lt.it
Haven Junction, Manch Chunk, All"r.n.n n,
liatnicherc, Sauton and New Vort. 4f a c ,
11.80, 2.65 a. m
For I'huaielatala 12.80, 2,66 p- nx
For YatearrUi, Park Place. Mahanoy Olty as
ivclano, 8.49, 11, a. m 12,80, S.56, 4.58 8.08 p. nr.
Lfave Haeleton tor Shenandoah. 8Ju II
a. m., l.tjfc, 6,30 p. m.
Leave Bbsnandoah (or Cottavllle, 1 65 8.41
9.30 a. m.. 2.10 a. m.
Lravi Pottvtl)i for Kbeoandotn, 8.30, It 4u
a m.,l.W fi.K- p. ni
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THEATRE : CAFE
Formerly kept by Thos. Gibbons,
rilain and Oak Sts., Shenlndoah.
Fresh and cool Iloer always on tap,
Wines, Liquors, Cigars.
Costbllo & Cassidt. Proprietors.
-.oft as, a llrush. Pib r very Curve. The
I .ii by . S. Army e . 1 bv Ilniuuri and
a .il Lcad'ng Iloreemej nt the World.
It. Sample mailed post piiid 2; cents.
COMU Til.. 10"r.,r,.l( Kl.. Knnth Ileml. I,1li.
Spring Curry Gcmb;
THE DA'NTY TAFIIS ENNE.
A Cren'tu-o ( irtnl Willi '.II uw Sitpir.
flihil ira-e t', hkh thnrin M, n,
''Tiio rnrli mi s nre I.mc i nvt ilhi'i..,"
snlil an author nf tno li ' ei niury, and
this Is thiil .eii.tli'U hi ghi . of ntt.ie
Parlsl "it-. : Ti hj m tn v 'imi' a Pt.rlsl
enne a woman must bo a g.irmatid. e:
prlelors, iiiv'iitl.ms and n cf lettr. fh
laglua to l,o duly tuwttTd eenhig. At
12 hho Is at lirr isonith. She knwo noth
lng, nut even bow to make a cup ni ten,
but sliu serves her sir kly boverif.e with so
much graen and her r'evres cups are so
transparent m d so exquisite that you love
It nnil lev i In r
When th" 1'arlRlentM) give o dinner
party, she thinks of the flower and i..e
fruit and loans the riEfc to hercoo'.. mi
sure is sho to mi nd a l.ad dish with a In r
loot. Herb, . ity, which Is prohleina: .e
und has nothing to do with thu type pte
forivd by the setilptor, lasts her n quarter
of ii oenttiry, this hecaumi tho lienuty of
the Parislenno is the lieuuto diidinhlc, and
the devil ucter gels old. She knows how
to sit, to get up, to kneel, how to do ev
erything, for sho never forgets her rolo and
Is always on tho stngo. Hho 1ms studied
herself in all positions, full fue, side face
and three-quarter face, and she knows
what she can do without losing an Inch of
her charm and when to slop In time.
If sho has a wisp of hnlr moving nhnut,
or dangling on her forehead, or etteklng
up abovo her coils, do not say, "I beg your
pardon, mndame, your hair Is out of or
der," for this Wli-p bus been studied and
arranged, and where It is and how It dnn
glea It Is meant to be nnd to duliglc. On
her fuco Is tho suggestion of all beauties,
but uono Is perfect. She reflects the
white snow of the north mid the sun rays
of tho south. Sho has tho quiet cyo of the
American nnd thodroumylookof tho Hus
sion. Sho is clean and dainty llko the
English, as lively as a gypsy of Sovllle or
a Florentine signorn. AH is hers, wit,
charm, artlt-tio coquetry, easiness of man
ners, klndncKS and nilschlovousness. El
thor us a duchess, milliner, actress, circus
rider, tamer uf bout or of men, sho Is
always tho Parlslenne nnd always has
been, n creature slumped at her birth by an
angel nud by n devil, both of them having
left their heal on her.
SOURCE OF THE MISSOURI.
Six Conslileralilo litters Joined Together
Form Its Actual Head.
Tho actual head of tlio Missouri river, or
what should be known as such had it been
Intelligently mimed, Is DoLney'sor Sho
shuno lake, In tho Kntlonnl park. This
lake, n considerable body of water, Is tho
sourco of the Madison river aud forms
with tho river the drnlungo outlet for most
of tho waters of that portion of tho Na
tional park. The Gallatin, or left sourco
of tho Missouri, Is formed by two streams,
tbo East aud West Gallatin, which unite.
about a mile abovo its junction with tho
Missouri. The Madison and Gallatin aro
both somewhat smaller than tho Jefferson.
Hud LcwIb and Clark useended tha Mad
ison Instead of the Jefferson, which, bo
lng tho larger stream, they naturally mis
took for tho continuation of the Missouri,
they would have discovered tho famous
geysers ln Fireholo basin, Shoshono lako
and all the country which la now Incor
porated within the limits of tho National
park. The Dig Holo and tho Beaverhead
rivers flow into tho Jefferson at Twin
Urldgcs, a fow miles from the contluenco
of the Jefferson with tho Missouri, so that
In renlity thcro nro six considerable rivers,
all joining one another within n radius of
a few miles, which unlto to form tho lon
gest river ln tho world, measured from tho
gulf to tho Hooky mountains. Hozcmnu
Chronicle
l"ae to 1'ace Willi Tigers.
Among Sir IIopo Grant's notes of his
lifo ln India ate two brief accounts of
closo encounters witli tlgerB, though Bir
Hope himself does not figure In either ad
vex aire. Major Call net wus out shouting
when he uimo suddenly face to face with
i tiger. Just ub ho wus firing tho howihih
gave way, and be foil almost Into tho ani
mal's mouth.
The tiger seized him by tho thigh and
cnrrlcd him off. Whllo In this situation
ho recollected that ho had a hrucoof pistols
In hla pocket. lie managed to draw una
nnd snapped it at tbo beast's head, but it
missed lire.
Still retaining his presence of mind, h
pulled out tho other nnd fired. Tho tiger
bounded on u few ynrds and then dropped
dead.
Collnet told mo of this himself. Ho was
very badly wounded and Is still dreadfully
lame,
Mr. Young of tho civil service heard
that u tiger had forced his way into a na
tive hut nnd wus holding Itugnlnst Its hu
man owner, Mr. Young mounted tbo roof
and effected an entrance.
Tho tiger chnrged. Ho fired both bar
rels aud turned to get his second gun from
his attendant, but thu fellow had bolted,
Tho tlgor was closo up, and Mr. Young,
in despair, lifted the gun with both hands
in front of his head. Tho beast sprang,
bclzcd the barrel in his mouth nud then
dropped dead. 1 saw tho gun dented with
tho tiger's tooth.
A lU?iortnrial Tragedy.
The susceptible and diffident reporter
had called on tho beautiful young actress
to Interview her on tho clovatlon of the
stago. Ho had sent up his card and was
awaiting her ln the reception room.
When she entered, ho sat near a win
dow, which, whllo It blinded her so that
she could not see him, poured ovor her a
Hood of light nnd brought out ln glorious
radiance her entrancing beauty.
For an instant ho sat us If spellbound,
and then, rising awkwardly and stammer
ing, ho camo toward her.
As ho drow near her eyes beoamo flxod
on him with u horrllled stare, and with a
fearful shriek she turned and tied from
tho room.
Ho had lost his head completely, and
sho had not yet become accustomed to thut
sort of thing, Detroit h'reo Pross.
A Nurrow Kscape.
MoEH Tho tenor of tho Ilostonlnua
camo very near buing arrested on Wash
ington street jestcrday,
O'Klof What forf
MoEll Dnrnubeo told a policeman tbat
ho was Robin Hood tlio night beforo, but
the cop refused to tnko him In unless Hood
appeared to press tho charge Brooklyn
Ilaglo.
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Quick Drop Dan Waal, no, not many
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i t iii.kun . - ..y
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and now everything is changed. I
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Tor this great good 1 give Dr. Milea'
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I)r. Mllos' fiervlno is sold on a poslttver
Ktinratiteo that the first bottlo will benefit.
Alldruroltsellltatl,(l bottles for tS, or
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by tho Dr. Miles iiodlcal Co., L'lkliart, Ind.
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