3
w 4
if
Chronic Nervousness
Could Not Sleep, Nervous
Headaches,
Gentlemen: I have been taking
your llpstorativo Nervine for the past
throe- months and I cannot say
enough in its praise. It has
' Saved fly Life,
for I had almost given up hope of
oyer being well again. I was a
chronic suirerer from nervousness and
could not sleep.. I was also troubled
with nervous headache, and had tried
doctors In vain, until I used your
.Nervine., micam-wood, Ring-wood, hi.
Di Miles' Nervine
Cures.
Dr. Miloa' Nervine 11 sold on a positive
guarantee; that tho first bottlo will benefit.
AH druggists sell It at SI, 8 bottles fores, or
It will bp sent, prepaid, on receipt of price
by tho Dr, Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
1317 Arch St. Phila. Pa.
BLOOD POISON KiV3eStt
oncs cured In UO tollOilayN. Illololics,
Ulcers. Hlclii UL-itKvn, ,t'i-v,)iin Debility
)i w " t-uiunni i;urcii lor a lire-
Lost Manhood nnd Smnll Shrunken Or
, snug Fully llcgtored.
. Y Sclentlilo method never falls linleBS
tooo in ufyona mtmnnald. Helefnta
once, and von f..i nt.,,. :J
men In mind nml body. All lossi
checked Immediately and continued
Improvement. Everv obstariB tn'
y- Impny married Hie removed. Nerve!
rfS urce, will, energy, brain power,!
the enmMl "S8." 2t ISK!
9 BluiBoa ;.,i ,. . Mvmmwii, VI
SZ..,V. r i' ""v7?l!'' reclaim your manhood
i SS"Sf "rs fr.om fol'y. overwork, early errors. Ill
fluruuu Rim excesses In tnnrilo,l lie.
lrvrnftrengtli; on,t ""Pair, even ir In tbci
(last stases. Don't he iiucm,,...,! if niKi
N hlivo rnlihixl vn T n.m " "rnl?
: ... j . ajiuvo io you mat
medical science an.l ohii ,r. o".;
jBy'Srfcent stamps for boolc "TRUTH," the
3SJi ?, e?lcnlibooSe31,0,lnB 1ks (no matter
iwhatthey advertise to suvnthemaeit. r
exposure) their tricks and devices, calling
i J?, J? selves celebrated and famous, giving free
H-,VV Bu,.,tw, uuurBius enormous
SE.. . ?or f,he"P. Poisonous drugs, and there
3Dy rulnlllff t iniLnnHa If........ . n ... .
B(uiKS,"&i,iJ- Wcl:andSat. iive'gs, 6-a80. hun.J
ar ...,,n:,T .in nmicteu wua uancurous and
anopeiess cases should call for examination.!
IDally, from 9-1. Wed. and Sat. evo'es. 0-9. and
AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL
CONSULT 7 IIP
OLD RELIABLE
SHkUIALIST
329 N. 5th M. g'?-PA"wrii,
r-iiuuuuipiiia,
ihiriy Years' Continuous Practice in all special
... uwm nans 1.0,5 oi Mannoo
c rrors fit Youth, nnd Kll ilUpnRea nr (hi. mnAri
'Narvef, f i. in and KidnevB, Douihty unU L.ois
,i uieiinny tuning jrro ADme, Kxcefis,
imprudence o liihcrllnnee are pormnntntly
.I1lr" hV Tlr l..kti BQnlr I (a . ...r
IldkUaianteesarjoslllve mid rsnileai iT,
every c- be treats, bringing back Health and
wiyur iu uiu luu-si, eerious caeb. I'on ultutlou
ituu exHiiiiunnon iree ana stricuy contlden
tl 1. Olllco hours, dally and on Hiiurluvo
from . M to 3 P. M and C to U evenlnlts.
Send iir call for Ireeboott on Krrors of Youth
uuu uuaciiiv uieastL oi i oiu fiexb.
THEELI
f DR. HOBEISSGK,
REMOVEii To 648 N. Eighth St,,
I above Green. I'hila, Ph
rmeriy at sua North seei.nd 8t la.tht o a
est in America for the treatment ,or; awnal
vueaaea and Touthtut Errors. Varicocele,
mall a aneclvltvi nnmmnnifuinn. .
fnnrifTinTiai Uinri -w. j
una stamp 6r book, flour?
. m. to 9 p. tr
uhuvh v to 12 I
Lager ant
D!
snerdeers
Finest; Purest, Healtheat.
J Chris. Schmidt, Agt
207 West Coal St., Shenandoah.
Have you SoroTbroat, Pimples, Corper-Colorod I
Boots, Aches, Old Sores. XTloera ln Jiouth, Hair-1
Falling? Wrlto CnoU ltemedy Co., U07 21 I
pnloTnl vle,)ilcao,Ill. JorproQf a of Bute). I
UapltalnoXMa. l'aUenUcurcdnlnevearal
ogojoday lioundniidwell. loo-pnirehiioti frrni
Vour JJtomaoh : : :
O UUU i stand the mimo wnahltirr tl.ot
your boots xlo.And tha water you drlnki
Isn't eren At tor, that purpose, Use
lorenz Schmidt's Beer and Porter.
JA1IE8 BllIEIiDS,
Manager' Shenandoah Dranch. '
Bafejmd Reliable Horsea to Hlr.
SNEDDEN'S LIVERY
Pear Alley, Rear Coffee House.
The best rigs ln town. Horses taken to
board. Hauling promptly attended to.
GOVERNOR HASTINGS.
t ...
xuuutrurnuon oi ronnsvivrmin'fi
1
New Chief Magistrate,
BEILLIANT I2IAUQUEAL ADDRESS.
Ho Tnllts Ulnqticntly of tho Itnlntlnns Io
ttteeu Cfililtftl Hhil EnlJor and tho cc.
lty of Wio legislation on. tho Subject.
Fnvnra n Higher Jidticntlou.
HAnuisDUito, Jan. 10. Dnnlol Hnrtmnn
UnstiiiKs, tho liuiiiblo school
twonty years ngo, was yesterday formally
mstnllcd in tho liMmst. i,m
BrairoBi staro or tho union. Tho inaugu
ration was, in innnv rosnnnta. tlm .r,af nf .
tractlvo over seon nt tho stnto capltol. Tho
city is crowilctt wltl! political clubs, nn-'
tlonal guardsmen and civic sooiottos, who'
j-uiuiuunreu coming in nt tho break of day.
Tho crowded thoroughfares, handsomely
decorated publlo buildings and groat gath
ering of distinguished men attest tho pop-,
ularity of tho now governor, whoso plural
ity oxceodod tho enmlil find nlni-nllMi.a tt
nil tho oxocutlvos chosou In I'onnsylvnnla
siuco tho formation of tho Republican
party. Tho POOlllo of this nltv rlnil with
thoso of otlicr parts of tho stnto in maklntr
tho inauguration a moinOrablo one
At 11:80 sharp tha chief marshal and.
Diiin, .urigiuiiur uonorai j. jf. . uomn
nnd stafT; lion. John E. Royburn, mnr
shal Second division, and staff; Major I
B. Drown, marshal Third division, and
stiff; Chnrles F. Dolkor, marshal Fourth
division, and staff; Stnto Collogo cadets,
guard of .honor, Lloutenaut E. AV. Cnskoy,
U. S. A., commnnding, nud tho Governor's
Troop, escorted from-tho oxeoutlve mnn
sloti tho governor, governor-elect, licutou
nnt governor, lloutonnnt rfov-ernnr-nlnr.t.
Justices of tho supremo court, joint com
mittoo of tho seunto nnd liouso. ronresont-
iiuvus, uoaus ox ucpartmonts.
. t l
v,!
mviteu guests.
R,m, iTncMa i.i
much enthusiasm when ho untcrod tho
portico of tho cnpltol with Jits party. After
a selection oy tho Third Regiment bnud,
of Pottsvlllo, Chief Clerk Smiley, of tho
senate, rend tho cortificnto of election. Tho
ontli of olllco was then administered by
Chief Justice Sterrett. Thun. followed
prnyor by Rev. Dr. V. A. Houck, of Hnzlo-
ion, iiimr wuicii Governor Hastings began
tho dollvory of his Inauirural address, ln
tho courso of which ho said In part:
"Tho peoplo of tho stato and of tho
country nro now happily emerging from a
period of financial and iudustrlul embart
rassnicnt which has wrought great Injury
and distress among all branches of Indus
try und employment. Two political rovol
lutlons have takun plnco within twoyonrs
that sovuroly t06tod the stability of. the
form of government uhder which wo llvn.
From both, tho country has como forth
stronger nnd grander, and the peoplo, with
more confidence lu tho future of our polit
ical Institutions. A great body of legisla
tion which, during a constructive growth
of thirty years, has bacome almost a part
of our orgnnlo systom, "wns nnnnrcntlv
overturned in thu results of n single eloo-.
tion. -1WO years lator a Iar more eniphatlo
and decisive revolution of public iudn-
ment restored tho principle of American
protection.
"I venture tho opinion and hopo thnt,
with returning conildenco nsto tho future,
wo are gradually entering upon a period
of encouraging and healthy business res
toration. "Tho wage earning population of the
stnto has, beyond doubt, suffered more by
reason of tho industrial conditions just
mentioned than any other portion of our
peoplo. Tney ihivo been halted not only
by .reduced wuue. but in
by absence of opportunity to earn nny
wages. It canuuC bo donied that tho hund
of toll, applied to her native stores of
wealth, has done mora to mako our com
mouwenlth tho keystone of tho fodernl
arch than oven her commanding geograph
leal position. Pennsylvania is tho dis
tinctive Iudustrlul commonwealth. Her
wage earners should receive fostering euro,
in oycry logisiutlvo enactment affecting
their Interests.
"Conllict bctweon omploycrnudomployod
is not oniy injurious to both, .but hurtful
to every related interest. Tho great onor-
eies aim inuusirios oi tno stato are ns
ueccsbary to . labor as lnbor Is to thorn,
Both should bo protected in tholr rlghte.
iiotn suouiu-bo given equal leuishitivo op
portunity. A dollar is n conscientious
thing. Of itsolfit earns no lntorest ami
declares no dlvldonds, nud is incunnblo of
mucngooclorhurm. Xtsnggregatod powor,
witn intellectual iorco behind It, Is incal
culablo for good or for ovil.
Tho stato that permits larcto ncaroirn-,
tlons of capital to bo omployed should stir;
round tho urtlficlnl person thus created
with tho samo restrictions, privileges and
protection which It gives tho Individual
citizon. Tho laws affecting suoh should
bo just nnd equltnblo. Nolthor should bo.
a target tor tho domagoguo or tho tool of
tho avaricious, Kvory mnu has tho rlghti
to soil his lnbor nt his own price, and Is
entitled to protection ln Its porformanco.
Labor has tho right to organize for mutual
protection nnd advantage, tho samo as cap
ltal; but neither labor nor capital has the.
rlglit to combino to prevent mon from
working nt nny price they pleaso, no mora
thnn ejipltnlj haai tho. rlirht to control or.
p.orvort tho natural chnnuels of industry
sons to'depros tho price-of lnbor or rulsp.
me cost ot living.
"Tho nppnreiit lognl obstaoles confront
ing what is genera Uyi termed 'compulsory
aruuwuon, mi,the uumpllnatlon to vbl
uutary arbltf O.Uou ' hnvo ' rendered both
comnaratlvv)yJnefjBC(ilvo in this country.
N.iin- niiru loijul weXhod of aoartaiuing
tho facts and laying them bare to tho pub
1k bi foi u dinputS result ln violation of
law. (l iirufiiou of proierty, or injury to
publi rights, whetlwn dnomluatl con
cUlatinn r arbitration, would bring tha
nn riN of lMith .-.ides o-, tUoiopnt-est before
the public lor its judgment, where the
rittht is sun tu prevail.
In dlscuaiiic! tUo ijuesytjn pf; oducatlop,
tho govornui- a.dd: "I hope llii'tlnie U not
dUtiuit wht'.i. our great- 8tnej'Xrpm the
ubundanue ol her wealth will provide
through Iter school systauthpppprtjinliy,
to every boy iuul girl within. MrlJiprder
to obtain' n Htornuuh prepamtlfm ToV any,
calllijg or lirotehiu i, as free from cost lu
tho higbec hniuoUcit its tite csdlmunts of
nn iHlucatlim nuiy now bo obtained in our
; township school."
Tho governor urged state aid ln the liu-i
provmiuHlp tl' roU tin- . dnbint)on, pf
tho BtlnirsjoJ' bdWiHsj .md loiui.nssocln
tlons by state officers, und said of tliofnnn
i'(interastM: ,
"The fnrmlng Industry ln Pennsylvania,
, U by r- thu lnrgost-Bingle luterost, and in
every adjustment of legislation should ro
coivo tlmilcst oaiuldM'Ation. If all prev
ious legislative provisions affecting agri
culture, toguthorwlth those relating tJ:
, fid Inopcftl.iM of f in 1 i'l 1 il: ' ; y , 1 .
I tho prcvrni i hi n.i . v .. ,i ( . ,, , ,f
. ewBoa ot tiuin ani.ii.iirt, tv su t ol fi'rtll-
item, tho MtsMy Imp , i i:it siiljct of the
I iwwrv.n I,,,, ,,f ,mr f(,.Ms, tul the
mmropot m-.hUv n i .. wen. t.iimn
1 IMlkUl 1 , ... .. .
.....v. in uui' iu' M i ii. iiD ic wotiitt not
only eiovnto nud l.-n dt the uarionlturnl
interests or tin- st..te, nml mslst the valun
WefllTorti of the stnu- board of agricul
ture, but iiIrd place tlieentlre interest upon
n brooder iuul niniv c impn-henslvo and of-fecth-o
bnsU, and nt probably little inoro
iMuunstj iv tnu state thnu the prosentoS'
The ILnngnrntlon ceremonies concluded
T,VJB Jiov- Dr- IJouok mmounclng the
wunuuuuii.
Tho inaugural parade moved from Third
nnd Market streets nt the closo of tho core-
monies nt tho oupltol. Tho clubs nnd or-
fnmtt,tUU9tbe,?h,n "'W"f" 10 M
lu tho streets nssign,..d for tliolr respective
fonnntlons. A warning gun wn fired on
"I'lu'i nuint lociocK.nniin starting gun
mieeu minutes later, wheu tho pnrado
imivr.il li, ,.,,!,,, f .1.. o i n.
sand men were iu line, including mombors
, .::ntl0.n" G'nl-.l,polItlcnl clubs from
.... imma Ul mo stato auu voiuuteor uro
m..
xno coremonies warn f!nnt,lnnr.cl nt. B
o clock last evonlng with n brilliant dls-
play of llreworks lu Market sounre and
the recontlnn nt. tl. 0,,n.. i
th ,,. . . iiviii uuui ii
ttlP UeW ttOVemor Iltlll hi rnnmn lint
I.nmni' t,.;...- , V . .
...... u lu uvoryuuuy. l-nor to tuo rocop
lion uovernor and Mn Unatlnj ,ii,,.i
Lieutonnut Govcrnnr nnd Mrs Wnh,,.
jon. L.eneral and Mrs Frank Recdcr,
General nud Mrs Henry Clay McCormick,
L-oionel and Mrs Jamos H Lambert anil
Mr and Mrs. Lewis M n.dt.l nr wlifi no.
sistod them to receive Privati Secretary
lioltlor stood at the right of tin rccoiving
me mm lntrotiucea theguasts to Govornot
Hastings
ine mombors of finmmnr Tincti
i-.vuuim, wore sworn in by Ueputy Secre
i ic ouininouweaitn Tlldeu, in thn
inr 01 me uominouwealth Tlldeu
governor's olllco after their nomlnntlou?
conurmefi uy the sennto To
nay tney assumed their, nlncns .Inmno AT
Auter. of Hnrrisburg, will net ns messen
ger in tno executive department: Eliza-
oetn btratou. of Harrisburg, ns sten
ographer, Is succeeded by Miss JennieH
a auuie, of Uellofonte, and Wilbur F. Har
ris, oi ine samo place, supplnnts P. D.
Cnffory, of Luzerne ns oxnnuMv-n rdnrlr
Assistant Exeeutlvo Clerk Rober, of Bolle
fonte. will bo retained until tho closo of
tno loglslntivo session.
Tho governor win seudto tho sonnto the
.names of Major Isnao li. Hrown, of Corry,
to bo secretary of internal affairs, and Col
onel B. P. Gilkoson, to be superintendent
oi unuKing.
' THE DELAWARE DEADLOCK.
It May Itcsuir lu llt-fi-ut for lloth Illgglns
and Addiclis.
rioVEH, Jan. 10. Tho fight for n succes
sor to Senator Anthony Higglns, which
ended with n deadlock ln tho Republican
jCaueus, was transferred to tho legislature
yestorday, wheu both housos balloted for
senator. The net result of tho voto was:
Higglns, 10; Addlrks, 0; Massoy, 3; Wnl
cott (pom.), 10; Tunnel (Dom.), 1.
Thpre 13 no olectiou in this, and It is not
bolioved that there will bo any chango
from tho above llguros for this week at
least.
Tho Republicans are now ln for n bitter
fight, nud It is considered imposslblo tor
them to ngreo upon olthcr Higglns or Ad
dicks. Tho general opinion is that a dark
horso will bo chosen, or thnt there will bo
no cholco nt tills session Tho chances for
Mnssey in a protracted struirclo are con-
sidered excellent.
uomocrutto nolltlclnns hern nlnlm tn
navo assurances from tho Addicks mon
that they will voto for a Demoornt In nrcf-
oronco to Hlggius, but ho must bo a pro
nounced Saulsbury Democrat, which
would leave tho Domocratlo caucus nomi
nee, unancouor walcott, out ln tho cold
Tho liouso nnd senate both adjourned
after b'allottlng for senator to attend tho
inauguration of Governor Murvil. On re
assembling both .brunches udjournod with
out further action.
An Accused Cadet Itinerated.
Washington, Jau. 10. Secretary Hcr
bort yesterday made publlo his decision ln
tno case or iSuval Cadet Stnnlov P. Bon-
nett, of Mnlno, a member of tho first class
nt Annapolis, charged with copying from
Cadet lirumby nt nu examination nud
With denying tho copying. Tho result of
tho secretary's decision In this case, which
ho snys is of oxtrnonllnnry luterost nud
gravity, is to roverso tho findings of tho
ucndomlo board, to dismiss tho caso against
uounetc nnu to oruor his rolenso from ar
rest. Tho report of nn export bears out
the secretary's conclusion that there is n
reasonable doubt as to whether Cadet
Rcnnctt Is not innocent.
A Itelntlve of r.lucoln Itemoved from Olllce.
WASHINGTON, Jnn. 10. Frunklln W.
Jopllu hns been nppoluted postmaster at
Kllzabethtowu, Ky., vlcoMrs. Bon Hardin
Holm. General Ben Hardin Helm, tho
husbaudtu Mrs. Holm, was ono of the
most gallant soldiers of tho Confederate
,army, and was killed at the battle ofi
Chlpiauga. Mrs. Helm, tho postmistress
now removed, was a younger slstor bf Mrs.
Abraham Jjlnoolu. Her uephow, Bobort1
Lincoln, when he-was appointed socrotnrv
of war bv Presldont Garfield, secured his
aunt's nppointmont, and she hns held the'
position through throe administrations.
Pleaded Guilty of I'orscry.
MAWPTBJJ, Mich.. Jan. 10. Thorvnld
Peterson, bookkeeper for tho Mnnlstoennd
Grand Rapids railroad, is under arrest for
forgery and was arraigned on four chnrga
oi lorgiug ortiers ror money on the Man
istee nndlirand lluiilds Hallroadconinanv.
The prisoner pleadod guilty nnd was held
for trlul. It hurfdevcloped that there have
been about one hundred separate forgeries
lor sniau amounts. The aggregate thus
Inr ajseovoreil amounts to $,00u, but the
exainiimtlon is not nearly completed,
Denver Oltlelals Ilidleted.
Denver, Jan. in. The Uuitetl States
grand jury returned true bills against
luuuiiton Armstrong, cuuai of police;
Kate Dwyer. mutrou of the city jaU, ami
bonks Mullens, president of tho flro nnd
p61Ioe boaltl, on a charge of umbezallntr
juna opening letters utuirotged toaadle W.
Llokuns, wniie sue rns employed as po-
Hoe mutron. The letter, It Is snld, wns
opened with the expectation thnt It would
compromise Airs. i,lckens.
The Weather.
For eastern Pennsylvania, Xow Jersey,
Delaware. District of Columbia. Mary-
loud and Virginia, rnln;wnrnior; easterly
winds. 'Hlghor temperature Is Indicated
in the middle, mid auuth Atlantic states,
the, lower luko. rpglpji and New England.
Lower twiineraturo U ludlcateil f r the
districts west of tho Mississippi.
RACKED WITH Pi,
Tortured With Rheumatism
For Quarter of a Century.
Relief Came
at Last to the Patient
Sufferer-
How She Was Cured.
countj'; P.; says" "i wn u!ft suff'ere?
from rheumatism. I had the dineaw for
cra-u yenrs, nnd tho torture I
,ave ""'""t'oiie during tho past quarter
!!." Cif ' i rj! no pEn .S0"1,'1 d,ll'e. Every
'"i1;? V'Tm T y 'T.n? rftok?i1
"n1 ftde,. ddocVtlcV' lo'cYofnndTe' I'
remedy that could be suggested bVt aft
with the same result. None of them ever
f, c,,"le luo gaiest relief. I hnd had
c u'"c"'f " lung innr. n nnd becom
ciironlo when I becan to use Mn.in,,i
r Tfi "l jj"8'? JA"".?'??8 beore
It n short time ihYThmtaMUmMtS
i nnve not had a trace of It since and
...... w..iv.ucii iiiini. l
am permanently
cured,"
Munvon's RhenmnMs
ffcn, 10 c"r? rheumatism iu nny part of
wlB u. Acute or muscular rheunintism
niini-. ickk, bioes, duck or breast, or sore-
IIPII In nn 11. I.
r. ... """"'J in Ir" one
lu mree uours. it is
ff lln vnn toarl
to
promptly cure lameness, stiff nndswoolen
juiuiM, hiiu nacK, nnti nil pnlns ln thehlps
win iinns. unronio rnenmntlsm, sciatica
iiiiiiuitKu or uain in
the back are bpcedlly
coreu.
MllnVOll's Hnmrnnnntlitp TTnma T?,..rtn,li.
f!ompany, of Philadelphia, put up specf
llcs for nenrlv tverr illunu u-i.ioi. .
sold by all druggists, mostly for 23 cent? a
uutiiCi
AISTJfc' EMENTjS
LKHQUSON'S TREAT ILE,
P. J. PEnGUSON, MANAGER.
THORSDAY, JANUARY 17th
THE . .
!
The Awful Tornado. The
Great Rigging Scene, Sli Tars
J.
Fcrling a Monster Sail, The
Collision of Two Ocean Liners
al Full Speed, The Mighty
MAMMOTH
upen fcea fccene, with Waves
Running Mountain High. Chlcagn
Haroor at Night, and m
other scenic wonders,
PHOHUCTION
"To hold as well as win success,
Keep all your play bill promises."
LINCOLN J CARTE ft
Prices: ast 35. so and in cts.
Reserved Heats at Kirlln'-i druir More
HUMPHRBYS'
Pr. Iluumhrevs' Sneclflra ore eelentiflcallv nml
carefully prepared liemedles, used for years In
private practice nnd for over thirty years by tho
people with entire success. Every single SpeclHo
a special cure for the disease named.
Tliey cure without drugging, purging or reducing
.iBBj&ieiu nuu ro iu met uuu ueeu uo sovereign
Ileincdiea of the World.
KJ. cnM. rBiciil.
1 levers, Congestions, Inflammations., .as
-Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collo as
3- T(iclhliiBi Colic, Crying, Wakefulness .33
4- Dlurrlieu, of Children or Adults ,25
7- Cougks, Colds, Bronchitis 23
8- NcurnlsIn, Toothache, Faceache 23
!)-IicacIaclii's, Sick Ileadacho, Vertigo., ,23
10- Uyspopsla. Biliousness, Constipation. .23
11- Huppressfd orl'nlnful 1'crloils... .25
la AVlilten, Too Frofose Terlods .25 ,
13- Croup, Iiiirj-niMti, Hoarseness. ... .25
14 - Salt JMieutn, Erysipelas, Eruptions.. ,23
15- ItheuiimtlHUi, Kheumatio l'alns 25
l(l-.11ulerln, Chills, Fever nnd Ague .25
10-Cntarrh, Influenza, Cold lu toe Head. .25
BO U'hooplna Uougli ,25
27 Kidney IlUenes ,25
'S -Nervous Oclilllty 1.00
30- I'rlimry Wenknusi. , 25
31- SoroTuront, Qulney, Ulcerated Throat .23
HUMl'IIItKYS' MITCH HAZEL OIL,
"The I'llo Ointment."-TrIal Size, 25 Cls.
Sold by Drugglata, or s.Qt-irei)4 cn receipt f price.
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1 ORNADO
1 PRESIDENT RESIGNS.
k, Oasimir-Perior, of the Fronob
Eopublio, Tired of Offloe.
M. BEISSON MAY SU003ED HIM.
Thn Itetlrlng Stiitnsiunu Itefunoil to I.Mpii
to tho Appenl of III, Mlulshirs to In.
dure lllm to Itocontlder Ills Action,
Ciino of Ills Itctlrcmcnt.
l'AUis, dan 10. It wns announced lant
nignt mat ai. Uniimir-l'erier, tiruslttont ot
uif r rounn repuuilo, had resigned offloe.
utirliig the evening M. Cnsimlr-l'erlcr
conferred wltli tlie president of tho senato.
M. Challomul-Laeour, nnd nnnounced his
iiitciitlou to resign. M. Challoniel-Lacour
employed ills utmost eloquence ln n vnlu
uiiueuvor ro persuade tho president to re
consider his decision. All tho members of
the cnblnet, from 1'rtme Mlulster Dupuy
downward, followwl M. Challemel-Lncour
,,m Biimustou every argument to iuduco
M Caslmlr-Perler not to resign. Their
efforts were without success. Then the
president's mother, &0 years old, was sent
m npiioai to ner son. but sho too was un
successful. AtO o'clock M. Caslmlr-Perler sont n
short letter to M. Dupuy, informing him
that his decision was irrevocable, nnd bog
ging him to announce tho fact M. Dupuy
accepted tho task thus Imposed upon him
XI. BKISSOS
nnd, as on tho occasion of the doath of M,
Carnot, finds himself again confronted
with th transmission ot powors Involv
ing dlitlcultles of every descrlptlon,-arls-lng
from the unexpected position of af
fairs.
tV second olllolal note was issued at mid
night omelnlly nnnouuclng the restgnn
tion of President Cnslmir-Porior nnd fore
casting the ideas he Intends to dovelop lo
ins iiiroweu nuirnws to the chamber of
deputies. The note says that, in the ov
of tho president, Monday's sitting of the
chamber, and the voto which overthrow the
cabinot, were only secondary inoideuts oi
the struggle which Is pn reeding against
tne parliamentary regime and nubile 111
ertles. M. Casimlr-Perlcr had hoped that
tno president ol tha republic, who Is de
prived of means of action, would have
been oxempU'd from party attacks, and
that the political confidence of tho Reuuh-
llenns would have accorded him power and
authority He had nlso hoped that those
who, despite himself, had placed him In a
position where he was unable to defend
himself would hu-vo undertaken tho de
fense of tho llrst magistrate.
Continuing, tho note says that tho nres-
uienr uns requested the mini-tors to tem
porarily withdraw their rehign.-itions lu
rder to facilitate the necessary changes.
i no greatest perplexity reigns In all no-
litical centors. "Whim the facts bi 'came
known couMernutlon, amounting almost
to siupi , soizeu .every one. There had
been o'lilnous hints In tho press that M.
C.i.-iimr-Pei-ier was,, growing tlrod of his
portion, yet nobody paid attention to
thorn. Ihe high ehuraeter. experience.
firmness and integrity of tho president in-
spired the oonfldouBe of jeyen tho ndvaucod
uepuuuoans.
On Jsov. 4 last M. Ghrnult-Richnrd
sentenced to servo a term uf one vonr's im
prisoninenc aim to pay.nlIne.of -1,000 francs
ior puiiusiunj an article in t,y Uhomnrd
su-miiiy reuerung upon i-rosldent Paul.
mii-l'eiier. On Dec. 2, when ilby-eloet ion
was jioiu to uu a vaeanoy in tho llrst con
st tuency of tha Third district, Jf. Gerault
litchurd was put forward as a candlduto,
and after n reballot wns elected.
Shortly afterwards, on Jan. 10, thoro
was a discussion of a heated nature In tho
chamber of deputies on tho question of re
leasing M. Gerault-BIchard from prison,
ln vlow of his having been elected a mom.
ber of tho chamber of demitlas. nnd
.ler ajupuy declared that his ministry
nuum.iwuju u ins roieaso was voted by
tho 'chamber. Tho premier's threat to re
sign, hnd tho desired offoct, nnd tho pro
positi was rejected. But tho debate on tho
motion Is said to have affected Prosidont
Caslmlr-Perler vory strongly, nnd he
fretted under tho criticisms
Thoro was another mattor which sorvod
to Irritate Prosidont Cnslmir-Porior con
siderably, and that wns tho olectiou on
Doe. 18 of M. Henri Brlsson to tho presi
dency of tho chumbor of deputies, lu suc
cession ui duo mto Al. llUniean. M. Hrla. I
son, It will be remembered, polled tho I
highest number of votes, after M. Casimlr-
i'ener, in tne election of a ohlef miigls-
twite of Fnitiuti, and ho was known to be
strongly onjHised to retaining M. Gerault
RIohurdinDrlstiil itnd In favor of nmnesty
for all political crimes. Consequently, his
ro election,-on Jnn. 8, to the pretridencv of
the oimmber of deputies, was looked upon
in many quarters as uoing a decided re
buff to President Caslmlr-Perier. und it
was intimated that the fall of the cabinet
would follow, and there wore persons who
even hinted that thu resignation of Prosi
dont Casimlr-Perior and tho election, pos
sibly, of M. Brlsson to the presidency
might be the eventual outcome of the
government's tight to keep M. Gerault--Richard
iu prison. . I
In his inaugural speech In the chamber
of deputies oil Dec. 80 M. Brlsson made an
excellent speeoh, and one which was well
received by the occupants of the Repub
lican benches. After thanking tho cham
ber for tho honor conferred upon him and
oulogizlng his predecessor M. Brlton
dwelt at length upon the fact that the
progress mode by the republic was due, in
a great measure, If not entirely, to liberty
of dlsousslon. This was the bey note to
his polioy, nnd, it will be seen, it wws di
rectly lu opposition not only to the view
of tho government but to the policy pf
President Oaslmir-Porier himself.
The chief candidate for tho presldenoy
is M. Brlsson, Congress may desire to re
elect if. Caslmlr-Perler, but ns he is slok
of tho presldenoy ho will in all probability
refuse to allow tho use of his name. 1
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