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Heart Disease 30Yrs!
Short Breath, Palpitation.
Mr. G. W. HcKlnsoy, postmaster of
Kokomo, Ind., and a bravo cx-soldlcr,
says: "I had been soveroly troubled
with heart disease over since leaving
the army at the close of the late war.
I was troubled with palpitation and
. shortness of breath. 1 could not
Isleen ou my left side, and had pain
Uround my heart 1 becamo so ill
that I was mum alarmed, and for
tunately my attention was called to
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
I decided to try It The first bottle
mado a decided improvement in my
condition, and five bottles have com
pletely cured me."
O. W. McKINSEY, P. M., Kokomo, Ind
nr. Miles tloartCnro lspold on n positive
Ruurantco that tho llret bottlo will lionont.
AlldruRgLstssellltatiU. Q bottles fores, or
It will boscnt, prepaid, on receipt of prlco
by tho Dr. Mllea Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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IN EFFECT NO BMB1U118, 1894.
Tralno leave Shenan.loa. -n ,.inw.
ForNewYork via Phllaflolphla, week nir
2.10, 5.25, 7.21), a.m., 12.32, 2.30. 1,85 p.m. ,U".'.
2.10, a. m For New York via Hvif O1""
week diva, 5.23,7 31 . m., 12.82, '! j
Tor Kftadlng and T'lillftdelj''": i. wn. r,
1.10,5.25 7.20, a. m., 12.83. 2.45 n
"ay 2.11. a m
For PMtsvdle. weok dan. . id. 7.1').
hi ? 816. 'i.5f p. ic 5awlv, .to m.
ForTairiquaacd Mahnnov 0it, waok jav
"U.IO. 6.2-. 7.20. a.m.. 15,32. C.yi.S.Kn tt. ?
flav. 2,'n, ii. io
For W 'Ulan3port, sunbury ana uewws
week v- 3.25, U.S0 r ' W " 2 .
Sunday. 1 ' . a, in.
7.S0, 11. X .m., 12 . 1 36, 2.ti, r..M, 7 23, St 85
p. to sanaay, 2 iu, a. in.
For Ashland and Saamokln. week days, 3,'t,
7.20, 11,80 ft. m 1.35. 7 2), D TO ivtjn -.2i
a au
For Baltimore, Washington and t'ae Wo"
11. & O. R. K. throuah trains leave KBB'''-
Tormtnal, Philadelphia. (P. & K. ft. K.1 1 3 21,
t.o.1. u.n a. m., J.i'i, 7,s. n. m., numn- j
7.6S 11.2" a. tn . 3.10. 7 27 p. m Addltlona
t'al-from2l hand h slnut streets station
week days, 1 45, 5 II, P.23 p. tn. Mundays, 1.3.1,
P" ''TRAINS FOR SIIKNANDOAU.
Leave New Yoric via Phlladolpnia.woeka
8.00 a. tn., 1.30. 1.00. 7.80 p. m., 12.16 night. 8
dsy, 6.0(1 p. tn.
Leave New York via Mauoh Onunk, woo i uj
4.80, ,10 a. m , 1.10, 1.30 p. ra.
Leave Phlladelnhla, Hoai'ac Terrain'
week days, 1.20. .S5, I0,iw a. m., and
R.02. 11.80 n. m. "(Bndav. :l.l n. -n.
Leave Heading, week oaya, )..M,T.lv, 1U.W. 1 1 53
. m5.66, 7.67.p.m.anhuawJ,'-- -
Leave Potwvlllo, week dajd, iP'1 7. .
12.30. 0.12 n m Supdav. 3.35n tn
Leave 'j'aniqa week dvs, i.U, 9.M, II 23 .
nu 1.20, 7.1ft u V ia SuniUv. J.15" .
Leave Mahanoy Cltv. wdk days, 3.4, P9I,
11.17 a tn., 1 fd. '39. 3M p. J, Sunrtar- 315
a, m.
Leave Mahanoy l'ino, ween Otys, t.v 4(0.
.8i', n ;r, ii rj &. m , I2.ft8, 2.or, i.2t', e 2,7. 3 io io
Sunday, 2.40, 4 00 b.. is..
Leavo Willfaraaport, week days. 7.12, 19.10
a 3,U.lup. m. Sunday, 11.16 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
Leave Philadelphia, Chc6tnut Street Whan
nd South street Wharf tor Atlantic Ottr.
Week-Divs Exnress. B.00. a. m.. 2.00, 4,00,
00 p. m Accommodaalou, 8.00 a. m.. 5,43
lundiy xixpresa. f.00, 10.00 a, m. Aocom-
anon, ou a, m. ana i.au p. in.
'.urnini;. leave Atiauuo unv. aenot. corner
'.nllo and Arkansas avenues.
week-Bavs Express. 7.85. 9.00 a. m. and
1.00a d, 1.30 p. ji. Aocom aodatlon, 8.15, m.,
and 4.32 p. in.
Hunia f.'x rejs, 4.00. 70 p. m. Aocommo
datlon, 7.15 a. ni., ana 4 IS p. m.
Parlor cars on all express trains.
G. O. ! ANCOCK, (iea. Pass. Agl.
Philadelphia 1
I A. SWEIGAKU, Gen. Sunt.
NOVKM1JKU 18. 1891.
Trains will leave Shenandoah attar thi above
date lor Wlgg&n'H, Gllbarton, rrackvllle. Nv
Castle, Ht. Clair, Fottavllle, Ilamtar, Keadlat ,
Pottatown, PhoanlxvlUe, Norrlutown and PhU
. adelphia (liroid street station) at 0:00 and tl:f
a. m. and 4:15 p. m. on weelcdaya For Poll"
Tllle and Intermediate stations H: 10 a. m
SDNDAYS.
for Vflgsan's, miberton, FrickvlUe, 1,'tn
.ale, St. Clair, Pottavllle at C:00. 9:4C a. tn
. 8:10 p. m, For Uamhuri?, Reading, Potta
vwn, Phojnlxvllle, Norrlatown, PhlladelplMa
it o:00, 9:10 a. in.. 8:10 p. m.
Trains leave Frackvllle for Mhecandoih t
10:10a. m. and 12:14, 5:04, 7:12 and 10:27 p. tn
Sundays, 11:13 a. ra. and 6:10 p. m.
Leave Pottsvllle for Shenandoah at lOilf,
11:48 a. m. and 4:40,7:19 and 10:00 p. m, Sunday
at 10:40 a. m. and 5:1b p. m.
Leave Philadelphia (liroid ntreet etatlon) fu
,. ghenandoah at 5 b7 and 6 36 a i. 4 10 and 7 11 p
J Tn week days. On Sundays t 0 60 a m.
MfiLcavo Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOR NEW YORK,
V' For New York. Expr6na, weok dav,
at 8 20, 4 OS, 4 GO, 6 16. 0 60, 7 83, B 20, S 60, 10 30,
lillnlnir car). 11. 11 11 a m. 12 noon. 12 41 (Lim
itod 121 nnd 4 22 p m dining cars), 1 4 ,
(dining car), 3 20, 4, 6,0,0 50,7 13. 8 12, 10 p tn.
U60, 1J01 (dining car), 1103 a ra 12 11, 23i)
(dining ca ), 4 0) (limited 4 22), 6 20, 6 30, 6 60,
7 13, i 12 io uu p m, ia oi nig ni,
Uxprewfor Uostoa, wituout change, 11am,
weekdays, and fl 50 p m dally.
WASHINGTON AND TIIE SOUTH.
For llaltluaoro ai ' VTasntiuton 50, 7 20, 8 81,
9 10, 10 20, 11 18, 11 S3 a tn, (12 35 limited dlnlni
car,) ISO. 348, 4 4, (5 lh Conrresalonal Lin-
ISO' . UIQ1QK ear;, Ol, iiiuiub uu;i , w,ju.
(dining ear), 7 40, (dining ear) p m, and 12 0M
night xeek days. Sundays, 3 50, 7 20, 9 10. 11 18,
IiBSom, 4 41, 5 65 .dining c ir) 8 55 (.lining
car), 7 to mining carl p m ana iz us mgm.
Leavo liarael street Ferry, Pnliiutlphta,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Kxprces, 8 50 a m,210, 4 00 and 5 00 pm week
aayi
unaaya, express, a u ana v 4a a m.
Ft
For OaDe Mav. Anclesea. Wildwooa and
rtolly Ueach, express, 9 a. m 4 oo p m week
days . Sunday, 9 HO a m.
For Sea Isle Ulty, Ooean Olty and Avalon,
Bxnress. a uu a m. w P m wcea aaya. nun'
PEAItlNG
f 5 niaiatfj
1 'M,e. dAva.t)Ot)am.
Iif" For Bomera Point, express, 8 SO, am, 4 00 p
m weea nays ouauuya, ouw.
8. J. .jbost, J t. Woyi.
Oen'l Manaei' "'' 4
Millions of Dollars
Go op iu smoke every year. Take no
risks but get your houses, stock, fur
niture, etc., Insured In first-class, relia
ble companies, aa represented by
AVID FAUST, Insurance Agent,
ISO South Jardtn Street.
Uo Ufa and Aooldantal Companies
ftobartLvj-icStovoiiBon, Author Of
limy Popular Works, ,
PALLS A TIOTIM TO APOPLEXY.
II fc Iloily Ilurleil mi Hie Summit of Pala
Mountnln, In Siimim, Tlilrlci-n llTindn il ,
l'cct lllsli-lllf )pi"ltlii t Hi" Treaty
l'oweri (liivrriilns Nimoa.
Auckland, N. 'A., Deo. 17. Advices from
Aplii, Siintoa, of ditto of Dae. 8, nro to tlio
effect tlint, the well known novelist, Uo1)
crt Louis Stevoiinon, hnd illeil Btultlcnly
from uponk'xy. Ills lvmnltis were lutorrcd
on the Rumtiilt of I'aliv mountuln, 1,300
feet IiIkIi. At tho tllno of bin dentil Mr.
Stovouson hud hnlf contoinplulod tho writ
ing of ii now novel, i
Somo tlmu Ago Mr. Stovcnson, wlio won
eullorliig from luutf trouble, went to tho
Tnr. LATB ROBUKT LOUIS STrVBVPON.
south I'liclflo for his health. He boenme
onrnplttred with the Sainomt IrImikIs, and
decided to rnkn up ills residence find (spend
tho rest of his days there. Ho took u close
interest In Sninoiin nffnlrs, nnd hits writ
ten many lotters to tho uowstmncrs In fit-
vorof tlio nntlrcs ns nnnlnst tho troaty
imwers under whoso direction tho govern
ment of tho ldnndn Is conducted.
lloliert Louis Uidfour Stevenson wivs
born In Kdltiburgh Nov. 13, 1830. Ho vrns
educated nt prlvnto scliools mid nt the
University of Edinburgh, and was called
to tho Scottish bar, but traveled and do
voted himself to literature. Ono of his
earliest works was an account of his trav
els In California, but tlio work which es
tablished Ills reputation as a writer of fic
tion was "Treasure Island," published In
18h3. Among tho most popular of Ills
works Is "Dr. .ToWyll and Mr. Hyde,"
which which was dramatized and played
at the Lyceum theater, In London, lnlBSS,
and subsequently in the United Htntes.
Among his other works are "Kldmtped,"
"Tlio Xew Arabian Knights" and "Tho
Black Arrow."
Premier Crlil Coup.
Rome, Dec. 17. A royal decree pro
roguing tho session of tlio chamber of dep
uties was published yesterday In The Of
ficial Gazette. Tho Gazette also contains
tho report of Prime Minister Crispl to
King Humbert. Slgnor Crispi's coup has
caused tho most intense excitement
throughout tho country. Tho Messaggero
reports that ox-Prlmo Minister Glollttl
and others said to bo Implicated in the
bank scandals will bo arrested. A meet-
lug attended by 150 opposition memliers of
tho chamber of deputies was held yester
day afternoon, tho Marquis dl Hudlui, ex
primo minister, presiding. Tho rosult of
the meeting is not known, but It is statul
that tho spoalteM Insisted upon an appeal
to tho country.
Two JSrothers Hanged.
Chattanooga. Temi., Dec. 17. John
and General Kennedy woro hanged at Jas
per, Marion county, today at 1 o'clock for
the murder of J. S. Lowry, the night op
orator of tho Nashvlllo and Chattanooga
railway at Hhellmound, which was com
mtted ftbont dawn ou tho morning of
Nov. 23, 1883. Tho men had organized
what they styled the Kennedy boys, to
hold up trains and, do wholesale; robbery,
tho story of which reads much like a ro-
manco.
The .Inpaneno ICxcsscs at Port Arthur,
TOKIU, Dee. 17. Tho government in
quiry into tho excesses at Port Arthur
shows that great numbers of Chinamen
woro slain by tho victors In revenge for
cruelties Inflicted on tho Japanese by
Chinoso soldiers who were disguised as
poaceablo citizens. Tlio government is
amazed and distressed, but points to the
fact that execsfeos wero committed only in
tills Instance, when the troops wero made
frantio by Chinoso cruelties andtroaehery
A Trio of Fatalities.
SCRANTON, Pa., Dec. 17. Ben Mnhony.
aged 12 years, a slato picker, attempted to
board n swiftly moving coal train and a
llttlo later his body was found terribly
mangled lying beside tho track. At tho
Sibley mlno a fall of coal caught a miner
named Michael Dunn, killing him In
stantly. Miss Bridget Casoy, a widely
known young lady of this city, was struck
by a Delaware and Hudson train on tho
Providence crossing and Instantly killed.
An Ainlasador"'for Pence.
London, Dao, 17. A special dispatch
from Shanghai says thero Is a Chinese re
port that Cliang-Yiu-Kwan, president of
tho board of ruvcnuo, has been appointed
ambassador to Toklo to arrange terms of
peace. A dispatch from Hiroshima to Tho
Times says that Held .Marshal lamataga,
commander of tho First Japanese army,
lias arrived at that place, having been in
valided homo, Tho Third Japanese army
Is still at Hiroshima, awaiting orders.
A Desperado's Confetiiilun.
Media, Pa., Doc. 17. Jaoob Miller, tho
colored deporado, found guilty and sen
teuced to ten yours In the Knutern peni
tentiary for assaulting and robbing Airs,
Klizabeth Luughead, of Doothwyu, con
tossed that lie oominittod tlio orimo Willie
being taken to the penitentiary by Sheriff
Carr. Miller sold ills only object iu at
tacking -Mrs. Lntigliwd was to rob her.
Killed While doing to a Fire.
Rochester, X. Y., Deo. 17. In respond
ing to an alarm of ilro hero hose carriages
ii and u met lu collision at n corner. Both
were going at full Sliced, and tho firemen
wero thrown m all directum. IjOuis nice,
lieutenant of hose 0, was killed, his skull
being crushed, and Captain Frank Graf
ton, of hose 0, wat seriously injured and
may dlo.
War I Sure to Cnine.
Guatemala, Deo. 17. A prominent of
ficial says that though war between Guat
emala uud Muxiou might be delayed for a
year, it is sure to come. The Guatemalans
are resolved that Chlaspas belongs to them.
lu splto of uu tho treaties.
How Mrii. Rees Btome a Convwt
j
1 Her Arm Was Useless, and Could not i
be
Moved Without Pain-How
She Was Cured.
Mrs. John Hewo, South l'ottstown, Pa.
snys : "H is now about u year since I was
cured of one of the worst attacks of rheu
matism I ever had. I had tried nil
kinds ot remedies ntid hud several
doctors, but nothing did ma ntiy good; bo
I concluded to try Muuyou's Itemedies. I
never ha 1 ntiy faith in hotnccpiithy; 1
confess now I am a firm believer In it.
After tnkitig the ltheutnHtlsm remedy a
few davs I was able to raise my arm,
which 1 hud not moved for two weeks
without the most Intense torture. Within
a short time I was completely cured, and
It was permanent, for during the past
year 1 have not had the slightest return
of the disease."
Mtiuyon's Ilheumntism Cure is guar
anteed lo cure rheumatism in nny part of
the body. Acute or muscular rheuma
tism cured in from one to five days. It
never tails to cure sharp, shooting pains
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one to throe hours, It is guaranteed lo
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in the hips nnd loins. Chronic rheuma
tism, sciatica, lumbago or pain In the
back are fpeedlly cured.
Mtiuyon's HotiKcopathlc Home Remedy
Company, of Philadelphia, put uo
specifies lor nearly every disease, tvliloh
are sold by all druggists, mostly for 25
cents n bottle.
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,ua Canal
Bill E tpaoied This Weok,
THE 0ABLISLE DTuL IN THE HOUSE.
in I!,Thrt tn l.o MmlS li Press the 3ten-
ure lo a Vote on I'rlday Next, Tliourjli
There 1 Opposltlou to Such Speedy Ac
tion. Wabhin-otov, Dec. 17. Tho Nicaragua
canal bill holds its plnro as the untlutshcl
business In the senate calendar, and tho
general understanding appears to lie that
It will continue to occupy tho attention of
tlio senate with few Interruptions, and
those by consent, until a vole Is taken
upon It. The bill only comes tip on each
day after tlio disposal of tho morning busi
ness, and It will surrender this place tem
porarily on Thursday to permit tlio cere
monies in commemoration of Webster and
Stark ami the unveiling of their statues,
which have been placed in tho Capitol.
Thero is also a probability that tho com
mittee on appropriations may ask consid
eration for the urgent dollcloncy bill to
ward tho Inst of the week. Thero Is llttlo
probability, however, that any of tlio other
npproprlntlon bills will receive the atten
tion of the senate during the week.
The ills position among senators Is favor
able lo an adjournment on Thursday until
nfter tho Christmas holidays, but it Is
probable that tho home will not consent to
this arrangement, and that the adjourn
ment 'will bo delayed mull Knturday. Tho
program theroforr with reference to the
holiday adjournment, so far as one has
been arrang-d, Is to adjourn on Saturday
until Thursday, Jan. 3.
Somo senators predict that tlio flnnl vote
on the Nicaragua bill will be reached this
weok, but the friends of tho bill tcareely
hope for this result. They realize that tlio
precedents of the senate are all against
such speedy action on u measure of such
Importance, and they nro also prepared to
encouut'T opposition which has not yet
taken definite shape. Senator Cuuery s
objection to an agreement for a vote on
tho bill on WedtKMday next Is understood
to huvo been mado upon constitutional
grounds, and It is quite probable that he,
with several other senators, Including Tel
ler, Vest, George and Vilas, will dusiro to
bo heard In opposition to tho measure be
fore It shall be disposed of.
Tho week promises to lo an oxcltlng ono
In tho house. Tho banking and currency
committee have arranged to bring forward
the Carlisle banking bill, and today pre
ferred a request to the committee on rules
for a special order, which will set inido
the remainder of tho week, beginning to
morrow, for debate on tho bill, with pro
vision for a mint vote on Friday next. Tho
banking eoniiiill t"o desires to prolong tho
sossions so ns to b ' . a. m. nnd on
tlmio until 10:30 ,it. ,i..,.., wu'i ,it.c",
from 5 until 8 p. in.
There is considerable opposition among
tho Democrats of the liotmo to the short
tlmo It Is proposed to act upon tlio debate.
Many of them feel that u measure Involv
ing such gigantic Interests, contemplating
ns It does a revolution in tho entire bank
ing system of the country, should not be
crowded through In haste. This feeling
Is shared by somo of tho most prominent
Democratic leaders of the house, nnd It
seems a largo possiblllty.that tlio banking
audourroney coinnuttoe will bo overrulod,
nnd the special order will gl vo this woek
to debate, wit h provision lorn flnal vote
after the holiday reooss.
A ISlg IJlectrlo monopoly,
PHlhADCl.iMliA, Dee. 17. W. W. Glhbg,
president i ; '. Electric Storugo Battery
company, ol this uit , vteu today that
the company had eo:. i i:nmatud lu row
York on Saturday tho purchase of all pat
ents and pat'-nt rights fur thu manufacture
auduso of electrlo storage ba.tories of the
Genernl Kloctrlo company, tho Edison
company, the Thomson Houston, the
Brush, tho Accumulator company, the
Consolidated Electric Storago company
and the General Electric Launch com
pany. This secures the solo right to sup
ply ill this country electric storago bat
teries of all tho types heretofore developed.
Murder on a Itullwuy Train.
CnAl!i.i:sTON, S. C, Bee. 17. Tho con
ductor of the 3:15 a. m. train from Savan
nah reports that a white man was killed
on his train near Hardeevlllo. Tlireo white
Nortli Carollans, boisterous and drinking,
boarded tho train nnd entered a second
coach fllloil with colored turpentlnohnnds.
A colored man told them to stop cursing,
when a white man drew a pistol. A pow
erful negro solzed tho pistol, turned tho
muzzle towards the white man and shot
him through tlio head. Tho negro then
jumped off tho train, going at 1'orty-llvo
milos an hour, and escaped.
Ten Injured by Imploding Sllne flm.
Nkw Castle, Colo., Deo. 17. Ten men
were Injured by nn explosion of lire damp
or trua In tho Vulcan mlno. There h.i,!
been n biniill llro In tho mlno, but It v .
snpiiosed to huvu been extinguished it.. I
the men woro ordored by tho suporint
dent to return to work. Tho men luu!
commenced to remove n sloping when Ktid
denly tho gnu which hnd accumulated bo
car e lgiilteil nnd oxploded. All ot thu
nie.1 were badly burned, tiomo may die.
Mine Inspector Fletcher was in tho mine
nt the time, nnd wusoudof tlio moht badly
injured.
The Openlnp; of the YiinKton lteservatlon,
Aiimouh, ti. D., Dec. 17. Information
inn been received from Washington con
llrinlii provioua reports that the Yankton
reservation would not lie opened for set
tlement until uoxt. Jlareh or April. Tho
reservation contains over 3iK),0U0 acres ot
land, alii)utU5,(W0 of which will Iw thrown
open to Ketdemont. Tho rust will be al
lotted to Uie Iudlttiw. It Is thought there
will be iv grand rush for laud wliuu it U
opened, as the bulk of It will make ex
cellent farming land.
"Now for the Hope."
Lebanon, Pa., Dec. 17. Tlio jury In tlio
oase of Charles Garrett, who killed his
wife, Ixiutsa M Garrett, In this oily tlireo
mouths ugu, re 4 lo red a verdict ot guilty
of murder lu tho llrst degree. Garrett re
ceived Uio verdict apparently unmoved.
"Now for tlio 5.ipo," he remarked, with a
luugh, us tho hherjlf and his deputies
plticsd iilm lu tho carriage to bo convoyed
to the prison.
County Treasurer Arrested.
Salem, B. D Deo. 17. I'ubllo Kxntn
iner Meyers caused tlio nrrent of Stevens
AVelbos, troiusurer of Cook county, ou a
ahargo of embezzlement, ids books show
ing a shortage of about $3,000. Wei bos
waived examination, and wus placed un
dir tJ.000 bonds.
k Voto
Poor Pie
IU is responsible for many of man's (and woman's) physi
I cal woes but the nie needn't be poor, and it mav
bring joy instead of woe. How? Use nothing but
C0TT0LENE for shortening and the pie crust will be
delicate, flaky, delicious, aud so healthful that even a
dyspeptic can eat freely of it and be
comfortable. C0TT0LENE can't be
equalled as a shortening, and is abso
lately healthful. Genuine has this trade
mark on every pail. Take uo other.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK
lltlCAriO, and
J3'J N. Dcluwiu-o Are,,
Combines every element of
beauty and purity. It is beauti
fying, soothing, healing, health
ful, and harmless, and when
rightly used is invisible. A most
dclicnieand desirable protection
to the face in this climate.
VWWV
Insist upon having tho genuine.
AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL
CONSULT THE
OLD RrilABLE
SPECIALIST
329 V 15th St
Below Callowhlll,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Tosti.- i positive Rd tv rm uient curi of
frrfits o' titti a cl Loss of Man ood nnd of nil
dfei" vo Blood, kltfne.s. B'a dcr, Skin
n' t Ner; i st" m ounult m o'ic- !. Lo b
Hi-Kii iu oil -asert c U 'v EcnS c,
lin i d - c ln75erito"ce to refior4 to Health
uaa Sii n4tli b u 'lut 11 u t e Hbnti'ifd
nervous y.-tein nau udt.Ici; neiv itfoana ki rjy
lo the broke' down crnvthutloii. Cons Untlou
amt oxumitiAtloii free and stkTly oonddentlHl.
O01 hours, da I5- nn'i Hutiday from I) a m to
'Ap in,, and (J to 0 ovenlug? Hfivu hU tooolt on
errors 01 vw-a ana oocuro tusousart 01 doiu
Rextrt. -eut Irtc.
T. M5 RE ILLY
OEKTRAIiIA'8
POPULAR : HOTEL !
Where you can alwuys net
a gluia at
Cool hr,w Refreshing Winns.
WldbX-ys etc. Dcn'tforset thpi
T. M. HtftllH'
liOount Avenue, (IE NTH AH P
If your ololkier dooan't keep
Hammterslough : Bros
Swell, llollable, New York
-CLOTHHsTG-
Make him get it Their colebrated
$15,00 Melton Ovorooat
Wors Ilk Moel and Is sold by every proml
nen' clothier In tlio siuto. None genuine wlti
out II 11a .(Crslouih llros.' label.
DR. LOBINSACIi
REMllVFO To G48 N. Eighth ht.,
- above Ureen, Phllu, I'.
rtrmerly at SOU North Hecond St la tho o d
eat in America for the treatment ol fljieoial
Dltteiiars untl Youthful Frrors. Varicocele,
Uydrooele, Lost Manhood, etc. Treatmem by
nail a npoclalty. CommunloKtlons acrcdls
I ajnndontlal. K.nd stamp for book. Hour. .
; i ra. to P p. rr Sundays 0 to 12 m
Wu ran who can taste our candle.i
I without a feeling of atlec-
In.-iri f51irl tlou for the young maD
j.U vyilXwho br,nK3 them Thej
. lust mlt lu the mouth, the girl's eye'
't Ithtenderuests the young man alpc
. i - and the question is settled. Try it
FRED. KE1THAN.
' 'i "am, nil flavors. 104 N. Main St
rou HoroThroat, Ilmr-lcs, Copper-Colored
1 ' , Aches, Old Korea. Ulcers In Mouth, JTalr
. t'K? Write GooU Jteinc.ly Co., UU? Ml),
u-j aficrIV rap!e,ChlcrtEu,Ill,.forproofsof euros.
tlsi.i tnl 1'atlents cured nine renra
A LADY'S TOILET j
8 Is not complete u
without an ideal B
MMPSIXIOU 1
V'$ POWBEII. 11
i pozzoNrs
T HTRLL E Y SOAP
PH1UHDEUPH1H
For Washing Clothes CLEAN and SWJiJST.
It LASTS LONG Lit than other Soaps.
Price FIVE CENTS a bar.
I"or Snlo lay A.. II. e"7r.Ij3VE.
h uinl Aims tiot
Sold by P. -P. J. KlltLiy,lrua iit, Shtntaoah,ri
COMPANY,
Flilliula.
Professional Carri
w.K-
STK1N, M. 1).,
PHflCIAN AX1) SVIiQEOX
omce Iloim 2, Kgan's New Ilullditie. cor
ner Mn'n nnd Cent estteetH, Shenandoah, I'a.
Offlro Hour: Mo 1'ia. n .i 1 to 3 p t .; 7 to
p tn. NlRht ofiice No. ) West Oak street
rt KWTLltK, VI h
Udlce-lt). Kortr. Jaidtn tiii - u.o
1V1
ORlee. Kgan hmldlrr?, ccron ol Main una
Centre streete, tiheniiEd' ah. '
J.
Plt-lUt ItObhKW. M. 1'.
No S6 Cut U06I Httn
SHKMANDOAB, Pa
Offlce Houre-lsSli to and 8:ST. ie n
jQK WENDKIiI, KEBKR,
Suecenaor to
DR. CHAS. T. PALMEH
jBl'JB A.KV MAX aUHGXOti.
101 Mahnutougo Street, Pottsvilla, Penua
Carpets, Feathers, Matt, ta.,
JaAILROi,
IK EPFKOT KOVKUJIKn lb Ib94
l'asbezi, it ira.nf icavi : becandoah for
Penn Havou Junutlor.. :4auo, Thunk, i
IKhton, Slntlnuton, WUte Hall, Catasauqna,
Cectown, Hethlohem, Kaaten and Weatberly
J01. ".38 fc.lS a n Ii" i 57, 5.S7 p. m.
for New York and PblladelntU, 8.W, 7.88,
'J.ir, a. x , IS. 18, a.f.l p. m. For Quakake,
-wlutback, OerbardH and 'ludmndale, 6.(H,
I. V a, m., and C.S7 p. m.
Tor Wllkw-Karre, White Hrvom, Plttaton,
Lccyvlllc, Towanda, Isavre. Waveriy and
Klmira, 6.M, 9.1S a. m., 2.67. 5.87 p. m.
For Kocliiater. lluffalo, Niagara I'alln snd
UC Wnt S.04. y.15 a. tn. and S.67 5.W p. ni
'or llclvidero, Delaware Wwter (. )
troudsburg, 6'Ma. m.rt- ir.
ir fvaral:env;!le and Trenton . 16 a t
Toi TimkharjeO'''. i!.0i,a.6n. in.,2,M,tr.!7 p.rr.
For Itkaoa and Oennva 1.iM 16 SJJ
p. tn
For Auburn D.16 a in. b.3t p. in.
For Jea lcsvlile, Lovlatoc acd Hao 'aow,
a. no., 12. p. va. .
H'or Stocktnt. and C i- HHTYard, e.M. 7 X
9.15 a ru.. 12.41, r.f 5.27 p. m.
I'or silver Brook Junction, Audonrled and
Kazleten 6 (M, 7.38, 9 16 a m , 111.48. 2.57. 5.27 and
8.0B p. . .
For Surantou, a.M, B.1S. a. m., H. v ana 6.17
P a-
Vcr HarlebrooV, Jeddo, Drlf ton and 9'r eland,
0.04, 7.3f, S.15, a. m., 11143, -J.M, 5.1f7 p. v.
"or Ashland, Olrardvllle and Lost Cries, Lit,
7,48, 0 13. 10.1-0 a. in.. 1.00. 1.10, 4.10. .V p m.
- orltaven Kuu, Ctntrj.Ua, Mount Ciru and
rjbamokln, 9.13, 11. H a, m., 1.311, 4.'20, it 9.1S
p. a.
For Yatevllle, Park Place, Mahanov City and
Unlace. n.Ol 7.38, 9.16, 11.05 a m., lii.43.
5 , 8.08. MM p. m.
Trainb w.l. leave Shamokln at 5.15, 8.16,
II. 45 a. 1.46, 1.109.30 p. m., and arrive at
d!i :C, th . 0.01, 9.15 a. m., 18.13, 2.57, 5.W,
11. Lj p t.
Iaavo Shenandcah for Pottnvlllo, 6.60, 7.83
B.0. 11. 115 11.30 a. m., 15.11, 2.57, 4.10 5.27. 8.M
p. m
lave Pottavllle for Shenandoah, S.U0, 7.50
9.06, 10.16. 11.10 a m 12.3U, 3.0U..H0, 5.S0, 7.15,
t6S,l)4) o. m.
Lu. t Shenandoah for llatluton, 3.01, 7,S. 9.15,
A. m., 12.43, 2.57, 6.7,8.08 p. m.
f.etvo Hazleton for Sbecacdoah, 7.84. 10,00
11 Of a m . 12.16. 2.M, 6.80, 7.25. 7.65 p. ra.
SUNDAY TKAINS.
Trains leave foi Kaven Itnu, Centralis., lit,
Cannot and Aimmokla 11.45 a. m,, 2.40 p. m.,
and arrive at Hbamokln at 7.40 a. in. and Ma
p. m
Trains leave Hhamokln for Shenandoah at
7.55 a. m. aud 4 00 p. m and arrive at Bbta
aadoab at H. ID a. m. and 4.58 p. m.
Trams levo for Abland, tilrardvllle anu Lost
Cr'eo'i, t.to a. m., 12.3u p. m
For Hazleton, lllaok Creek Junction, Pern
Bavcn Junction, Maucb Chunk, Allentann,
Bstblehem, R'.un and New York. K.49 a nv,
ia.S0, 2.66 p. nt
Fox PMladelytda U.80. 2.55 p m.
For Ytteavllle, Park Place, Mabanoy Olty and
Delano, 8.49, 11.36 a. m., 12.80, 2.56, 4.5K 5.03 p. m.
Lf.v'j Hadetec (oi Shenandoah 8.8j 11.
a. m., 1.05,5.80 p. in.
Leave Sheuanuoab (or I'ottavlUc, 6 65 at?,
9.30 a. rn , 2.4!) p. m
Leave Pott&vtll-j tor Sbenandnab, 8.8a 'UK
l B 1.86, 6. U; p. m
fcMLUK P. WILBUR, Uenl. Hupt.,
South Botblcbcm, la
OUAS S. L.EK, Oenl Pass. Agt..
IHUadelptda
A. VT NMNNKMAOHKR. Aslt,0. P. A
Houth Hethlebem. Pa
RESTORE
LOST VIGOR
How discover? Will brseo von npln a wk. Cold with VJBITTH
lDARA!t K to cure Nervous D,i Ulj; I ouora.nsl Po.r ia libaii.x.
1 consum('tit)Q or idih ity, tl.ioper x by mul, b iefor $A. With ?frj (3
order eira a written guarantee to outor rtuaataiaouT AdaiMt
l'LAL Ml)lClNIfi CO.. Clf eland. OMo.
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