It
Palpit
ationo.iiic Heart
Shortness of bruat.'t, Swelling
of Lejjs and Fet.
"For abort four years I was troub
led with palpitation of the heart,
nhortnefS f breath and swelling of
the legs :i ml feet. A 1 1 lines I would
faint. I wns treated by the best phy
sicians in Savannah, Ua.. with no re
lief. I tliui tried various Springs
without neurit. Finally, I tried
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
also his Nerve and Liver Pills. After
beginning to take than I felt belter I I
continued taking them and lam now
in bettor health than for many years.
Since my recovery I have gained fifty
pounds in weight. I hope this state
ment may bo of value to some poor
sufferer."
E. B. SUTTON, Ways Station, Ga.
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guarantee that tho UrstboHlo will benefit
AlldruRgistssellltatSl, 0 bottles forjj.or
It will bo sent, prepaid, on receipt of price
by tboDr. Miles Modlcal Co., Elkhart, Ind,
Professional Cartf&
M.
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M.
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w.
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Offlce Rocm 2. Kern's New Building
CO
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Offlce Hours: 8 to '10 a. m.: 1 to 3 p. m.: 7 i
9 p. m. Night onice No. 230 West Oak stree'
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building, 20 West
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301 Mnhnntoiigo Street, Pottsvllle, I enna.
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, Get your work done by
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Bargains In paints and oils, plain anc
stained glass. All the new patternB It
wall paper. All dally and weekly papert
novels, novelettes and stationery.
133 West Centre Street.
Headquarters for the Evhntno Herald.
When In PQTTSVILIjE,
Stop at
PHIL. WOLL'S HOTEL
200 North Centre Street.
Meals at all hours. Ladles' dining room
attached, t most wines, Honors, cigars.
Wholesale agent for
Ftlpaifu'i fomi, I J.. Eiporl
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Millions of Dollars
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risks but get yonr houses, stock, fur
nlture, etc., Insured In flrst-clnss, rella
ble companies, as represented by
DAVID FAUST, Insurance Agent,
120 South Jardln Street.
Also Life and Aooldontal Companies
JOHN F.CLEARY,
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Mineral waters. Weiss beer. Bottler o
the finest lager beers.
17 ind 19 Peaeh Alley, 8honandoh, Pi
HOTEL KAIBR,
CHAH. llUROHILIi, Prop.
Nnrtli Main St., MAHANQY CITY
r.irzeat and llneat hotel In the region.
iwnnitaoeominodaUoas.- Handsome fixtures.
Pool and Milliard Rooms AtUohed.
limy
dont.y D333rted El.n.
'they abb goiho to hang he."
Jucli Wn llm Aliened Coimilrntnr's Hx-
clniiintlnii ns Ho Left the Court lloom
LnstNIghtKvIdenca l'r.'.cntid tu Cor
riilinratn Adry llnymird's Tridtmnny.
Minneapolis. Kob. it Tho stnto In
winding up Its ouso of murder ngnlnst
llnrry Hay ward yesterday del i vorcd body
blow which stnirirorod tlio tlufunse. Tlio
first witness introduced was nouo other
than I'otor Vullallo, tho haokniiin, of
whom Harry had spoken to Adry as being
willing to assist In tho proposed orlmo.
Viillnllo's testimony was most damaging
to tho dofonso, as ltoorroboratod In a strik
ing wnv ouo portion of Adry .Jtnyward's
rumarkublo story, and thus rondorod thor
oughly un tenable tho defence's pot .theory
as to Adry's sanity.
Vallalio test i Ami thnt TInrry Huvward
had approached lilui with questions as to
whether ho had over "done anything," and,
If 80, whether Ills conscience had bothered
hint. Haywiml hud latur asked Vallalio
whether ho would drlvo a buck Into Lako
Calhoun and let tho occupant drown for a
sum of money. "I told him I wns no swin
dler," said Vallalllo. "and that was about
tho end of It "
THo -witness was cross-questioned at
lousith, biTthis testimony remained un
shaken. 1
"They ui&going to hang me." Sucli
was Harry IRiy ward's exclamation to ono
of his attornos as tho two woro crossing
tlio street from tlio court room to tho
county jail at tho eloso of tho day.
Counsel for tho-prlsoner endeavored to
oncotiruga Harry and remove tho impres
sion of lmpoudlug iloom which tho evi
dence of tho elder Vfothor had created,
but tho effort was not successful, and tho
young man passed Into thd bljr stone
building with tho air of ouo who had lost
hope In tho attempt to regain freedom.
Lato Inst night nearly every ono of tho
jurors was more or less undor tho weathor.
Dr. Spring was called to tho National ho.
tol to proscribe for them at an early hour
In tho evening, and made ft later call to
seo how his patients woro getting along.
It Is true that uono of them was seriously
111, but thoro is danger that somo of them
may bo reduced to that condition boforo
tho trfal Is over.
Itnfnsed to Enlighten tho Jury.
BALTlMOltE, Fob. 14. Tho grand jury
making Inquiry Into tho policy business
olted Mr. Lewis F. Uennott, managor of
tho Western Union Telegraph company.
Mr. Bennett refused to unswer a question
relating to tho transmission of policy
numbers, and tho graud jury submitted
tho matter to .Tudgo Dennis, of tho crim
inal court. Tho judge decides that the
grand jury has tho right to ask tho ques
tion, and suggests to counsel for the com
pauy that If tho Western Union directed
Mr. Dennett again to refuse to nuswor ho
could bo hold In contonipt without being
committed to jail, pending decision of tho
matter by tho court of appeals.
Killed by Natural Gas Explosion.
Meadvillk, Pa., Fob. 14. An explosion
of natural gas wrecked tho storo and dwell
ing of Georgo II. Cutlor, killed Mr. Cut
ler and seriously Injured three others The
Injured aro Georgo H. Cutler, Jr., ageil 10
years, badly uurucu: Mrs. Cutlor, bruised
and cut seriously, Iviito Strack, a domos-
tlc, dangerously burned and bruised. Tho
buildings woro completely demolished,
and tho ruins taking flro woro -completely
destroyed. Tho explosion was causedTiyfi
leak In tho main, tho oscnplng gas Ignlt-
ug.
The Floods In California.
San Fuancisco, Feb. 14. Tho gonerol
rains of tho past few days havo flllod the
streams, many overflowing their banks.
Tho Fresno Irrigation canal has loft its
channel und many vineyards aro under
water. If tlio storm should rccomnionco
tho city of Frosno would bo In Imminent
dSnger of flooding. As It Is the country
Is inundated for miles around the Irrigat
ing ditches.
Tho Weather.
For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jcrsoy,
Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia
and Virginia, fair; warmor; westerly
winds. Tho tcmperaturo has fallen In tho
mlddlo and south Atlantic states and tho
extreme northwest. It has risen In tho
lako regions und tho Ohio valley, and has
remained nearly stationary elsewhere.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS,
Cloalnir Quotation!, of the New York and
I'hlladelplila Exchange,.
New Yomc, Feb. 13. The Bhare speculation
on the Stock Exchange today lapsed Into stag
nancy, and the trading In the usually actlvo
list was without a single feature of Interest.
Closlntr bids:
Lehigh Valley 33M
Pennsylvania
Reading 0V4
St. Paul G5J4
Lehigh Nav 47
N. Y. & N. E aJ
XV. N. Y. & ra.... S4
Erie
v., h. & W WH
West Shore 101
N. Y. Central WW
Lake Erin & XV- 13
New Jersey Cen-.. 87s
Del. & Hudson.. --1371
General JUarkeln.
PninnEi.niiA. Feb. 13. Flour steady! win
top iniutrHnp. i2.1S: winter extras. JS.aift
3.10; No. a winter family. $ HXiitiM; I'inw 1-
vanla roller atraigui. e.nuu"-wi
ter elear. $.401t3.l. Wheat qulel, eaier.
with 7J4o. bid and 67io. asked for r'ebruao
Com oulnt, steady, with 4tt'4o. bid and 47e
asked for Kebruary. Oaib dull, weaker, wis 1.
mi. nii and aao. aiikod for February. H'i
quiet, but trm; gcxid to eholce tlmolhy,
mm. lleof auloti fumlly. Sliaia; extra me-,.
87.508.W); beef hams. 817: olty extra ludiu
meM. Sliiusin. I'nrK uuii. uut una. jnrn
stoady; western steinu. $ii.ul. llutter dull
weaken western dairy, 1015e.; creamery
llia2c.:do. factory. SWiaHc.; Klglns, KOo.i lin
ltation creamery. HU,18o.: New York dairy,
1018c.;do. creamery, 1318o.; Pennsylvania
creamory prints, fancy, 7Q.; no. onoice, zuo.
do. fair to good, 2ia83o.; prints Jobbing at SG
sin. Clieeno.Htcady! New York, large. SllMe
small, OSUo., part skims, 33vo.j full
sklras, 32Hio. Eggs unsettled; New York and
PnTinavlvanla. uoo.: ice nouse, aiwtio.; worn,
cm, fresh, 28aS9o.; southern, 2u)i7c.
Live Stock aiarkets.
iw Vnmr. Feb. 13. Steers Sflo. lower; oxen
8fta25c. lower; dry oowb SWo. lower; native
steers, poor to good. 8 10; Cherokees, 81-2U
m.t mi- .i,,,ikra. S.'.UVjdl.iV. oxen. "SlS.5031.UOi
,,,ii 83.7rvail: drv cows. 81.50A3.W. Calves
,niiv liiffhar: uoor to prime 7eals. 83318 5').
Sheep and lambs slow, lower; poor to prime
S3.S5ia5: common to choice lambs, 8MI,
6.25. Hogs dull, lower; Inferior to choice, $1.1"
.75.
Eaut LiiiBliTV, la., Feb. 13. Gaitle steady
and unchanged- Hogs flrni; Wiiladelphlas,
84.1!51.: bst Yorkers. 8l.ara4.S.; roughs,
8333 75. SheP slow at low it prices; xlra,
Jltfl.iu; b'od, fJ.iUita.ij; .luinwii, f i
K.pott.l i,iul-lcin of I'rinro Fftrillnand.
I jlrcilLIH, Kob 14 - A r.-,ii-f Is ourrtmt
. here thiiM'riuce Kor linund. if Bulgaria,
! li.nl been esrwllr-d from 1 1 t riniutr ami
1 bus lltnl to Itoiini mliv. Iihi iirlos inmlo 111
Various quarters in this city have thus far
fnlli'd tu confirm tli.- rumor.
fieln-d for Ainilni; Iteroltittonliitft.
San Diroo, ChI.. Fob. 1 1. The nohomier
H. C. Hholborg, Captain Martin, on nrrl
nil at tills port yesterday was mtixed by
Collector Fisher on a chnrgo of having de
livered arms to the revolutionist at tho
Hawaiian Islands.
Hill Ooolt Opts rirty.nvi Vcars.
FottT SMITH, Ark. Feb 111. Hill Cook,
tho on t law, was sen ten ceil yesterday Initio
United States court to forty-llvo years In
tho ponltontiary at Albany, N. Y.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
ThoSouth Dakota houso dofcated n sen
oto resolution favorln ? woman suffrage.
Tho legislatures ot Dolawaro and Idaho
aro still fruitlessly balloting for United
Stntes senators.
Tho Illinois Stool company, with its
130,000,000 capitalization, earned only W0,
007 for Its stockholders In 1891.
Tho couforonces between Brooklyn rail
road magnates and labor leaders have not
ct resulted In declaring tho strike off.
It Is said that Joseph Barondoss, leador
it tho New York cloakniakors, has been
irdercd either to repudiate, the Knights ol
iinbor or leave his union.
Two murderers havo justbecn convicted
at Pcrnnton, I'a. Another is on trial and
still another awaiting, whllo the police are
looking for Murderer Winwolskl.
Tho London board of trnde has ordered
an Inquiry tn be lmld In London as to tho
dnmngo sustained by tlio British steamer
Cratlile, which ran Into and sank the
steamer Kibe.
Killed liy it r,illlli(;
Wll.LI IMSI-out, Pa., Feb. 11!. James
tfmdoii, a luinli.'rman win killed at UaN
onyosterda) by a log which jumped from
.ulldo, ciushlug lib' skull
Steamer A"l!iMTlaToirertliitoJ'nrtr-.-.
Ni:w YolSK, Feh. 111. Tho steamer Hx
colsior, from New Orleans, nrrived here
last night with tlio British steamer Alaska
In tow. On Feb. 11, about seventy miles
from Capo Henry, she fell lu with the
Alaska, bound from Wilmington, N. C.
for Ghent. Tho Alaska was short of conl.
and was heading fur Norfolk, but owing
tho bad weather and heuil seas was unable
to make that port.
Shu aw No Illlckets.
PlTTSUUltd, Feb. ly. In tho Irwin ease
yesterday Mrs. Catherine Hires, who had
Invested $300. said she tin light tho money
was perfectly safe bcnusn jjr,vln told her
It w:ii lu wheat Counsel for tho defense
asked her if she did not know that Ir
win's plneo was a bucket shop. Sho re
plied that sue did not. Sho said she saw
no bn"t, ms I here.
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later excesses, the rcsultBof
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opmcnt ana tone given to
lOvery orEau anti yuriiuu
of tho body. Simple, nat
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ntn fmurovement seen
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THE WAR IN TUB EAST.
Surrender of the Ohiuose VossoIe
Defending Wei-Hai-Wai,
JAPS' NAVAL VICTORY COMPLETE
Confirmation of tho ltepnrtcd Sinking (
Clilncse Wiirshlpn All Chinese Torpedo
lloats Hither Captured or SmiU Amer
ican In Danger of .Tnpancfln Vengeance.
London, Feb. 11. A Hong Kong dls-
i.'iteh says it is supposed that tho Japanese
will threaten Foo Chow, capital of the
province of Fukien, after they havo so
cured Wei-Hal-Wei. Tho Chinese aro pre
paring for tlio defense of that place. The
dispatch adds tliat olllccrs of tho British
worshYpSTpartiiir 'liuvolrsrjycd In Hong
Kong. They confirm tho stirtriTTcnttnot
threo Chinese warships, two of thoinbeinftt-.
iron clads, were sunk at Wel-Hal-Wcl, und
that nil tho Chlneso torpedo boats were
either captured or sunk. They stato that
eight torpedo limits went out of tho harbor.
pparoutly with tho Intention of attacking
tho Japanese fleet, but Instead of doing so
they ran along side of the Jnpaneso Hag-
ship, nnd then surrendered.
Somo of tho '
torpedo bouts wero run ashore and their
crows escape! by juninlnp; to tho land.
A dispatch from Shnnghni says thnt or
ders havo been given from Pokln to mob
ilize tho largo forces In Tslng Chow to ro
liovo Wei-Hal-Wcl. Tsing Chow Is In tho
province of shnn Tung, In which Wcl-Hni-Wel
Is also situated, ami Is about 230
miles west by south of Wci-Hnl-Wel.
A dispatch from Kobo. Japan, says that
according to statements by Chlneso pris
oners nt Wol-Hiil-Wel thcro nro seven for-
igners in tho fort on tho island of Lul
Kung Tno, five of them being English
men, one n German and ouo an American,
tlio latter being one of tho threo men for
merly arrested at Kobo on tlio French
steamer Sydney. Tho Island is victualed
for llvo mouths. Coal Is ploutlful, but
ammunition is deficient. Tho garrison is
determined to fight to tho lust.
If tho American mentioned as being In
tho fort on Lul Kung Tno Island Is John
Wlldo, nnd ho falls or has fallen Into tho
hands of tho Jnpaneso it will go hard with
him. hen tho French stenmer hydney
arrived at Kobo nt the bsgltinlng of No
vember last sho was boarded by Jnpaneso
officers, who arrested threo of her passen
gers Wilde, a Scotchman named Cam
eron and n Chinaman, Chum Tarn Jloorc,
wjio was ono tlmo interpreter tothoChl-
neso legTuXBiillHUuigton.
Tlioy wero taken into cust8',ly--PU sus
picion of being ongnged iu nn enterprise7
against Japan, and It was subsequently
learned that they wero engaged lu iv
scheme to destroy tho entire Jnpaneso
navy. It nppeiirs that Willie's plan wns
to throw from a torpedo bout shells filled
with chemicals, which, on striking, would
explode, creating an Impenetrable and
suffocating smoke, under cover of which
attacks could bo mndo with torpedoes.
Tho men were, It wns said, to receive
from China 51,000,000 for cncli Jnpaneso
squodron thoy destroyed niulii proportion
nto sum for overy Japanese merchantman
thoy succeeded In blowing up.
Aftor being detained for somo time
Wlldo and Cameron were released after
taking oaths not to do anything to assist
China, during tho war. Mooro, tho China
man, wns sent to Hiroshima. If Wlldo
has violated his oath tho Jnpaneso will bo
apt to punish him summarily.
Tho Chlneso peace envoys, wlio returned
to Nagasaki from Hiroshima after having
been Informed by tlio Japanoso represen
tatives that thoir powers wero not consid
ered full enough for them to undcrtnko
poaco negotiations, left hero on Tuesday
for China, huvlng boon notified by their
go eminent to return to that country
Their recall will uo followed soon uy tin-
appointment of LI Iluni Cluing nnd
either Prlnco Kung or Sir Robert Hart, in
spector general of tho Chinese customs, to
not us ingu commissioners amipieiiipnu-M
tlarlos to arrange terms of peaeo. This
stop Is taken on tlio advice of tho mini .
tors of tlio foreign powors.
An Iili Law Ilo. ar.nl llin'inuli ntlo.
CLKVKLASD, Feb 14. fu l' X 1.1I''
ooiuinon pleas oourt, handoil do-.vn 11
0UI011 whloh Imp .Melius tho oonstltuti
allty of tho Ohio stntut" nutkln : it 11 1
lawful to soli caiivl"t male go.) 1 . 111.1 1
fnoturtxl In tho prls.m-, oC otli .1
without flrat ohtalnsiij? a lleons" .win
seoretary of state of Olilo Jud,-i N
held that tho constitution or tin- U1111
StHtes roKsod nil power to reguhni' int.
stuto oommerow lu oofraaii, uutl ituy si.'i
law which liitcrferosr in luterxtuto 00
meroe wns unnoustltiitlounl,
An American's Claim ABnlnt Spnla.
WASlIHtciTON, Fob. 14. Tho souato co.
mlttees on foreign relations uutliorlzed u
favorable report on tho resolution uu;!i -lzlng
the prosldont to tnko suoh measuii'
as In his judgment may bo nooessary t
consummato tho agreement between tin
United Stntos and tho Spanish govern
ment for the pnyniont by the latter of M
BOO.OOO for tho confiscation In Cuba of th
property of Antonio Mnxlmo Mora, a nat
urallzed citizen ol tho United States.
lime, l'alenotre a Mother.
Philadelphia, Fob. 14. A dnuRhtei
was bom last night to the youug wife o'
Jtilos l'atenotro, tho French nmbassmlor
to tho United States'. The ovout took place
nt tho homo In this city of Mr. Janios El-
verson. tho father of M mo. l'atenotro. llotU
iothor ami dtuigUtur nro Uolng well.
ii Err-irr NovfMnnt la, I8t
Pasfengtr linlns levve n foah for
feno hsven Jvidciioi. h,
n gtiton, 8latlDgtor, WMf Hrll. t u
UlcntoisD, lietbletcm, Eieio- tr, V a
'N. 7.88. 8.1S t. r . !M, J.fJt
ror Ne,w YnrVt and PMIwiifl'- , .
J& ft Ui ti.iT, l.K p.m. . pt (viii.li.1
trrclbsek, Gerberrts kco ''itrfmiai,-. ..
M' a. in , and 2.57 p. m
Tor WllkcvlJar, Win 1-nti, ' "u
l.nceyvllle, Tov.t,n', t-jrt , Wn---ffilmira,
6.04, fc.15 a. n ., f.ffl, s.w j.. r,
For llof bwlf.r. Hi Bate. Slosura f h
trt Weft 6.04. 9.1fi n. tu. r.t'd J.W6.27 t ' .
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troudsturir, 8.IM m !F,7). f
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for Itl.ick Lhu Utto.ii. f.l'.i. b i, i, -
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t.ff i. n ., 12. r- n..
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Delano. 8.04. 7.St, 0.15, It.OS ro., 15 4L !
7. 8.03. 10.63 o. m.
Tnlns will leave SLin-oilc 1 5.IS Ki
11.45 a. m., 1.65, 4.809.80 p. ro., nnd urilve
.-tjirfloh at B.04, 9.16 a. m., 12.43, 6.
U.15 p. rr.
Leave Shenandoah for Pottsvlllc MO 7
U.0!l, 11.06 11.S0 a. m., 12.4X, 2.67, t.Wt.K, r.i
p. m
Leave Pottsvllle for rhenindctt, C.C0, 7,&
9.0t, 10.15, 11.40 s, m , 12.82, 8.00,. 441', fi.U, 7 l
.6f , 8.40 p. m.
Leave Shenacdoal forHazldon '.0,7.lf ,9.1t.
V IE., 12.48, 2.67, 6.37,8.08 p. m.
Leave Bazleton for Shtnndcf h, T.lif, 10 Oi
II tf . ra . 12.16. 2.61, 6.80, 7.26, 7.66 p. 10
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Trains leave lor Tlavcn Krn, Central!..
Carmel and Ktatnoliln. e.46 a. m., (.4(1 r n
andarrlve at fhamoldn at 7.40 a. tr . ro 7.
p. m.
Trains leave Hhaicoltln tor ShcniuiCcaL
7.55 a. m. e i ilt.OO p, ni., and arrlvr al Bt
tndoab nt s.49 a. m. and 4.68 p. m.
I'raiLtj Iwwetor Aeblir.d, (lrrii vii. ti. Los
reclr, 0.40 a. ta., 12.80 p. m
For Hazleton, UlcV Creek Jurcilcu, K i
Uavcn Junction, Miur.h Chunk, Allfi.H-1
Bethlehem. Kaston nnd Nrn York 4D .
12.80, 2.65 p. m.
For Philadelphia 12.30, 2.66 p m.
For Yatesvllie, Park I'Uoe, Mah'.tn Clo
Jclano, 8.49, 11,36 a. in.. 13.S0, 2 66, 4.H VS p i
Leave Hazlctoc tor yheundov " f "
a. m 1.05,6.80 p.m.
Leave Shenanaoar
for PotisvtiK 66 ii
9.30 m.. 2.40 D. m.
Leave Pottsvllle
t. in., 1.85, 6.1& p. ra.
(or Shenndni
.Ho
ROLLIN H.
WILBUR, Gen., ' .pi
Mourn ueimri en ,
OHAS. S. LEK, GenI Pss. Apt..
l'hll&Jt:lpn i
Tn-YTvNONNEWACtlEH, Asst.O. r.
-South BethmhB i
AFTER ALL OTHlRS FAR,
CONSULT THE
OLD RELIABLE
SPECIALIST
N i fiih SI Below Cnllowhlll,
063 H. Will 0L Philadelphia, Pa.
Thirty years' Continuous Practice In all
spetsUl disease" ol bi'h sexes.
Dr. Lobbguanntees a radioil aod permn
n -nt cure of ImpoUncy. Diseaiei ol the Blood,
Skin, Nerves, Bladder and Kidneys, reaulihiB irom
Excess, Sell-Abuse, Imprudenco or Inheritance,
reitorlug the syst in to Us normal con iltion,
building up tne constitution and bringing
back Healtn and Manly Vigor, changing the
we k and wr. tcliel into lieirty, strongmen.
Consultation and examination hoi and
strictly confidential itemomber that in
consuitlne Ur Lobb you are eettlne the
Bunetltof hlslhlrtv years' coallnunus prac
tice as ft ip clallst Office hours, dally nnd
H .ndays, from V a. m to 3 p. m. and 6 to 0
evenlDgs. i-end for free book on Errors ol
Youth dobvuro diseases o( bUh sexes.
MUSSER & BEDDALL,
(uccetsors to Coakley Bros.)
Mo. 26 ICnnt Cciilrc xtreet,
.10
ii
0
Our Motto- B st Quality at Lowest Cifll
' ces Patronage CHpecilully t-oliclled.
anirC! "The Now Inriilllhlo"
HUI UmJ TnrklaliCauMilesoeverfalll Uy
mall, malL lA wllliadvi that will prevent fu-
lUltfirrt-KUiaruieii w.bianiiiiitrpHriiciiiars
l'oiiium Clieiu. 0. New lCgypt, N.J.
I
A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING. BUT NOT TO
SHAVE WITH."
5 lrr Laaa 1 J
IS THE PROPER THING
Clock Sprine: Blade.
Only Perfect Comb.
Korcnntich Circuses,
Ask your Denier for
Bee our nainf on the handle. Sl'UI.NU t'UUUV
Oametlmesncelaarellablr,monthlylregoUtlng medlolno. Qalf t'smlaaaftSfi
the imreat drua
They are pmmpt, aale ard oerUln In wait. Th. aeaulse (Dr. FjJ'a) BnajUuyr
l Iot.TBoot aiywh.re. 1.., Addreu rtu, Uuxviam C UeTeland,
Haiti by I', r, V unthlM. Xhruvgut, HhtfaiuUxtn,
ir rrnnr no
'"rains lrfr henn(losh an fnllowsi
,"rr Vrv Yoi it via Phlladelptds, week ttayti
: id in Pet New ', ur.
iV (H, K,7 i to.. I
''or Roanni- ar! Phlla-it-ib
.' , " i . u . i.. a. ..i
, li.AU, n. UJ.
'.. 1.W :
v, i.1 1. v m
T' wuiumw
1 VP, ' .Tli
"V M ' im I
i. II J o-.,
1 .9.
Feu AhqIadiI 4iid SltnoHli, wey.
HI, ll.fO t. m.. l.SP, 7.20, r. w
,!5 a. m.
""or Haltlmor W"Mm"on n if
O. H v : rounb t-,nt i.
Term1'" ' Uadr pln (P "
:V. U.At a. m., 7.W, n. m.. -u
II M a. m. S.48, 7.27 n, m
t al sfrnm2l hand hestnut streets station,
wcli daja, 1.41, 641, K2Sp. m. Hundays, 135,
.n p oi.
TKAIN8 TOR SHENANDOFl
rvc New York via Pclladelpnik, we kflW
Lid a. m., 1.80, 4.00. 7.80 p. m., U.15 nlfbt. Bttl
'ay, 8.0n p. m.
Cave New Yorkrla Mueh Chunk, weekdays,
f. 9.10 a. m., 1.10, 4.W1 p. m.
frtive Plladelphla, Reading Terminal,
..tli dop, . S.3S. in,m a. id., ana .Gt.
'."B, II.W p. m. Sunday 11.30 p.m.
evc Hosillrg, week Osys, l.6, t.Mi, 10.09, 11 S9
Oi B.55.7.W p. m Sunday, 1.S5, u.
(.lavt Pottsr.lle, week days, S.V., 7.40 . m ,
I W, 8,12 p. m Sunday, S.85 . tb.
r,f BAOTituaqun. week days, 8.1 -, atO, II 23
',. 1 to. 7.1S. B.is p m. Sunday, Lis n .
t OhV Macaioy CUV, nceli tlf. 8,5, 5.11.
1 it. m., l.tl, 7.39, B.M p, tn t-unrtfty, 8.43
'.IT..
I.'f.vr Mahtncy Plr.ce, wetk rv , f .40 4C0V
f. V.M, ll.fPa. m , 1158, 2.0C, a ",r3101
tu. nunosy, r.iu, t.uu a. in.,
Leavfi WIlllftiBsport, wtrk tff't 7,12, R1C
,i,n ipj rr tuDGLj in i.
ATLANTIC OITY DIVIb C H.
ucavi Philadelphia I'heatr
cfl Mouth Htrect Wharf forAila
h eeu-uaya Kxpress, v.m.
1.011 p. m. Accommoasaloii,
p. ra.
Bnndav rxDress
codiitlOQ. 8 00 a. m. andl
Keturnlrig, leave AIJj
tiianucana Arxan
wecK-uays Rz
I "St4 0bw p. ii. ccom jioaau
praa 4.; p. m.
Bunia Kx res, 4.00, 7 30 p rr
laiion, 7 la a. m., auo i 15 p. m.
srior cars on an express trams.
' HANCOCK Gen. Pats. Agt.
Philadelphia Pa
I A. HWEIOAKJi, Uen, Suti.
.jaNNSYLVANlA KAlLKUAl
1 sonnrr.Kn,!. Division.
J VNUARY 11. 18 5.
Trains will leave Shenandoah after the abovs
late for Wlegn's, Qllberton, Frackvlllc, New
Jtstle, Bt Clair, Pottsvllle, Hamburir, Readlnc,
pottatown, Phoenlxvlllc, Norrlstowr indPhll
idolphla (lJroaa street station) at 8:(8 aad U;S
i. m. and 4:15 p. m. on weekdays For Potti
rfllo and Intermediate Btattona 9:10 t. m
SUNDAYS.
For VTlgRan's, Gllbcrton, Frackvllle, Nsw.
;stle. St. Clair, Pottsvllle at 6: 8 0:40 n.m
ind 8:10 p.m. For Hamburr. Kei.lm-. Pnin
town, Phoenlxvtlle, Norrlatown. i'tilladelphl
u.iA, v.w m. ui., a.iv p. m
Trains leve Frackvlllc for Shemcdoih M
-0:10. m. and 12:14, 6:04, 7:12 ana 10:27 p
tundsys, 11:13 a. m. and 6:40 p. m.
Leave Pottsvllle for Shenandotu at Uilt
ll'(8a m. and 1:10,7:16 and 10:00 p m.Suadxyc
it 10:10. m. nd6:16 p. m
Leave Phllidelphl (Broad street sutlon) lor
thonanaoah t 6 57 and 8 W t. 4 0 and 7 11 p
n week days. On Sum) it' .8 80 am.
l.eavo Broad StreetHtatlon. Phludelphta,
FOR NEW YORK.
'or New York, express, week "r ,
il iv . 4 05, 4 60, 6 16, 6 50, 7 88, 8 2 1 9 60, 10 30.
dining car), 11, 11 li a ra, 12 noon IZtuutn
Ito'l 121 ani 4 22 p m dlnln? cars), 14), 'J 30
lining car, a JJ, 4,5,6 6 50, 7 IS, 8 12, 10 p m
I' 01 ii U hi. Hucda s, 32), UH 151 515,812.
451,1 30 (lining car), UO'i ,v m 1211, 231
(dltilnccar),4 (iflloiUel 122 52), 830, 850
7 1', Hf2 10 00 pm, I2 01nlgbt.
Hlxprdj for tij-fioa, Mt ujattiiia-,, 11 x,
oakday i. anu '3 fV) p m d jlly.
WASHINGTON AND 1'UE HOUTH.
For Baltimore on vrs notion i m, 7 29, 8 SI,
4 10, 10 20, II 18. 11 88 i m, M ! Um cuJ dtmnt
jar,) 1 SO, 318, 441, (i n Qjairo Dual Lln
I'". dlnln? car), 5 55, (dining car) 817, 655,
(dining car), 7 4u, (dining car) p ra and 1203
night vcek day.. Sundays, 1)5), 7 21, 9 10, 11 19,
11118 am. 4 41, 555 dining ctr) 3 55 (dtnlap
car), 7 40(dlnlog carlpmaad 12 03 n,ht.
Leave Market r.troet iuiry, Pn luJolphla
FOR ATLANTIC OITY.
Kiproaa, B 60 a m, 2 10, 4 10 and 5 oa a m ireetc
lays, sunaays, hixpresd, 8 ana m 45 a m.
iys, Bixpresu, a o
May, .vugle.sea,
ror upe oiay, ngiesca, n '..vooa ana.
Hblly1Je6eirnBjJ5iif a. m lul ; m week
lays, buudiy, 00 a 7rm
For Sea Isle City. Ocean Ort-ifid Avail
Express, 9 00 a m, 4 00 p m week JZytC
lavs. 0 00 am.
for Homers Point, express, sVI, m, 410p
31 week days, Sundays, 8 45 a in
i a airou'i J VTO'O
i 'i '1 i,i, t
SARTM&N STEEL PICKET FEN0E
is the cheapest and best tcnoo tnadi-
man a wooaen tence lorrosiaences
ctery lots or aay kind or reaCngM
nas the agency and carries it In
tiarblo and granite works. 127 N
mn 11 tmm mnm
llave you BoroThroat, Ilmplcs, Cc 3r-Colircd
Bpots, Aches, Old Borea, I leers In M ath, I lalr
JfaUmg? Write CooU Kemcdy Co.. U07 M.
iiinlcTemiile.l'liltiiaij.IIWiipr ucir :re.
CunltulJiSOO.OOO.l'aUcnucunanlncvcarM
FOR HOUSE-CLEANING.
iring Curry Comb
Soft ns n Brush. Fits every Cnrve. The
Used by U. S. Army nnd by Bnrnum nnd
nnd Leadintt Horsemen of tho World.
It. Sample mailed post paid 25 cents).
tX)JIll CO.. 102Lafjelte 61., South Ufnd, IndUoa
should be useo. lfyoa want Hi. Ui,tet
Pith
run it H
L,UEuy a
- 8 dr. I
Ran-
am.. 1
. enk dy
, h. p. m. don-
2' p. m ,
- , ii, ,t
itj, tM,
Stt am,
west Tin
.tebil'nc
. . t S E, J
' 32 '
dd'tlonnl
s.iaa, ensm
A ocommo