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TUB EV1WIHO HHIIATjI),
Shenandoah, Penna
Evening Herald.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY S6, 1895.
THE kind of courage that sells bonds
ior 1044 when they Bre worth ISO may be
magnificent, but it Is not business.
The state ot Illinois has at Inst been
awakened to a sense of the duty it owes
to the memory of Lincoln. A bill has been
Introduced in the Legislature providing
lor the transfer of the Lincoln Monument
at Springfield from the association which
controls it to the state, the purchase of
nine acres of ground surrounding the
burial spot and the appropriation of
$50,000 for the repair of the monument. It
is a shuttle that such action was not taken
sooner. For the last few years the
uepulcher of the martyr President has
been grossly neglected. Not only has the
monument, been allowed to go to decay,
but it has been hacked and defaced by
vandals In the shape of curiosity seekers
and relic huntec until it is scarcely more
.than a ruin.
"WnAT Congress will do in the way of
'financial legislating a year hence is not
a question of practical concern to the
country at the present time. The crown
tag consideration is that the country will
cfaave that body oft its hands now for
nearly a year. Thero is a marvelous re
cuperative force in the business Interests
of the United States, and they are likely
to accomplish wonders between this time
And the end of the year when emanci
pated from the peril of vicious legislative
tinkering. A greater improvement in
r;rade in the next three months may rea
sonably be looked for than has taken
place in the past twelve. It is probable
that the recent government loan is the
last one that will have to be made. That
..lament of possible disturbance has been
removed. The Treasury, owing to the
increased revenues already coming to
a and, or which are in sight, will probably
be able to take care of itself in the fu-
zare. Apparently the financial clouds
have been dispersed, and a slow but con
elnuous and certain recovery! from the
nancial prostration will set in.
'Of the making of books there is no
ymd." That was said in the days Of
Solomon, when fast printing presses,
type-setting machines, paper mills and
all the now absolute essentials of print
ing were unknown. What would the
-writer of the sentence quoted think could
be see the progress that has been made ln
took making since his time i The prog
ress of the past fourth of a century, or
e-ren of the past decade, has been simply
-saarvelou i. Never were hooks so plenti
ful cr so cheap. They abound everywhere
-and at prices that cause the old time book
printers to open their eyes ln amazement,
and ask themselves, How can such things
it ' But while there is going on this
hfltonishlng multiplication of books that
treat of every known science, and of
newery grade of literature, there Is, un
JSortunately, a host of publications that
iaave wrought and are Increasingly ex
uamging Influences that are alarmingly
pernicious. They are of a tone calculated
vx create a distaste for solid reading, and
at the same time inspire the young people
for they are intended to oapture the
-ancy and perusal of the young and fill
tke miud .vith ideas that are opposed to
soundness of morals, and in many oases
e undermine aud overthrow the good im
pressions that are so essential to the wel
fare of society in general. Were all of
3he countless books that are now issued
-Uracil nominal prices of the better class,
hi at least not of a pernicious order, what
i change would be wrought In thelntelll.
emce and morality ot the country. The
.trash that is foisted upon the young has
2ouud patrons by the thousands among a
iUba of people who need to be Intellects
i,lly lifted up instead of being dragged
Avwu to the level of that which is false
and degrading. Such injurious reading
Us.8, however, obtained a foothold, is pre
sented in sucu alluring forms, and can be
had at such merely nominal prices, that
itlsvaln to hope for its abolishment. It
.s much to be feared that it has come to
tay, and still more to be deplored, to la
ctase and multiply indefinitely.
Ik) li
Against the Deoree Excluding Our
Oattle from France,
TIIE REASON ASSIGNED A PRETENSE
Tlio Charge Thnt Aioi-rlrnn Cattle Art
Unhealthy linn Nn I-'oimilatlnn in 1'nrt,
mill Our Vtiihiinsiiiliir Will Call fur Prtnil
of the. Facta Aliened.
Wasiuxoton. Fob. 20. Air. Eustls, out
nmbassndor to France, will be Instructed
to enter a prompt and vigorous protest
against tho Frenoh decree, just mtulo, ex
cluding Amorlcnn cnttlo from France. As
tlio docrco in ostensibly bnsod on the exist
enco of plouro-pinnimonla and Texas
fever in cattlo coming from tho United
States tho ambassador will call for prool
of tho fact. That will moan long and tedl
ous export examinations by voturluarlnns,
and much correspondence, which Is not
oxpoctcd to bo of nny moro avail than that
Into which Jlr. Kunyon, our ambassador
to Germany, wa9 plunged by tho issue of a
similar decree by tho German govern
ment, for; it is fully realized hero that the
allegation that American cattle are un
healthy -is the morest pretonso ln both
cases, and that tho roal reason Is fear oi
American competition.
ln tho enso of Franco the Dress cable dis
patches hnvo shown that tho ministry line
been urged to tho issuo of the docreo bv
dolegntion after dologatlon representing
tlio numorous.and well organized agricul
tural soclctios of tho republic, solely for
tholr protection against tho Aiuaricnn
cattlo grower. In ordor to grant tho do-
muml, and yet at tho samo time to avoid
the chnrgo that Franco was violating the
most favored nation clause in its treaty
with tho United States, which would
properly Ho if tho latter wero singled out
from other nations for an attack of this
kind, it was necessary that recourso should
bo had to tho dovico, which had availed
Germany so well, of charging unheulth
f uluess upon American cattlo. This
charge Is always hard to rebut, owing to
tho caso with which expert testimony may
be hnd on olther side of tho case.
Tho American trado in cnttlo with
Franco has grown to considerable propor
tions, tho shipments during tho six
months ended Dec. 31 last being 13,441
head, aud during tho month of January
lust 801 head.
Secretary Morton was caroful about ex
pressing his opinion touching tho French
decree, but It could .bo seen thnt ho re
garded it as n moro political manifesta
tion, and felt that it would not bo contlu
ued ln force for nny consldornhlo length ot
tlmo, and thit tho noxt change in the
French cnblnot would probably bo followed
by tho revocation of tho decroo. Notwith
standing this, tho belief is growing and
deepening hero that thoso decrcos are but
forerunners of othor and more sovoro re
strictions upon American trado, tho next
blow, perhaps, being likely to fall upon
wheat. It is understood hero that these
nro not adopted as retaliatory measures
but are manifestations of tho growth of
tho protectivo sentiment in continental
Europe, and grow out of the necessity tho
governments nro under of conceding somo-
thing to tho great agricultural classed.
Touching tho allegation of tho oxistenco
of dlsoaso among American cattlo Secre
tary Morton says that thero has not been
one caso of pluuro pneumonia in tho United
States during the past threo yours, and
that oven if thero had been cattlo suffer
ing from Toxas fever among tho carefully
inspected herds shipped to Europo, tho dis-
caso, being non-contagious, could do no
harm thero.
Lynchburg's Hunk Defalcation.
LYNCHIiUItQ, Va., Fob. 20. Tho First
National bank defalcation continues tho
sensation of the town. Toller Ilamncr
was taken from tho station houso to tho
bank yestorday and remained in confer
ence with tho bank olllclals for llvo hours,
It is now known thnt tho shortago of tho
toller in cash amounts to 25,811.68, which
it is expected will be dominished by tho
security bond of $15,000. In addition to
this $25,811.08 thoro nro ln tho tailor's pos
session checks of sundry parties aggregat
ing ?8,1S0.73, which are nenrly worthless,
Another sensation was sprung last night
by the arrest of Bobort II. Pnnulll, ticket
agent of the (Jhosapeako and Uhlo rail
road, charged with bolug an accomplice of
Ilamner.
residential Appointments.
Washington, Fob. 20. In n list of ap
pointments sent to tho senatq by the presi
dent yesterday wore tho following: Ed
mund A. Blcicr. of Pennsylvania, to be
collector of internal revenue for tho Twen
ty-third district of Pennsylvania (Pitts
burg); John W. Shownlter, of Illinois, to
bo United States circuit judgo for the
Seventh judicial circuit (act npproved Fob.
8. 1803); Olin Wollborn, of California, to
bo United States district judgo for tho
Southorn district of California; John b.
Thompson, to be postmaster at Reading,
I?a.
An Old Offender Captured.
Piiiladklphia, Fob. 26. Goorgo II
Prootor, alias N. E. Fessondou, who Is
wanted ln Bowdolnham, Me., for forgery
and false pretense, was arrested ln this
city lust night. lie admitted his Identity,
and was held to await a requisition. Proo
tor Is an old offender, having served terms
for bank robliery, larceny and forgery.
The orime for which he is wanted In Maine
is the forgery of the niynes of business
men and firms to orders upon which he
socuhmI large quantities ot goods and
money.
Cannot Kxtend the Oyster Season.
Baltimore. Feb. 96. Governor Brown
informed u big delegation ot oystermen
that their petition to extend the dredging
Reason from March 15 to March 31 was one
that could not be granted. In consequenoe
ot the severe wouthor and tho great quan
tity of ioe ln tho Chesapeake bay and othor
oyster grounds of tho state, it has been Im
possible to do any work for nearly a month
of tho present season.
Suspected of Wife. Murder.
Ashland, Pn Feb. 20. Mrs. Edwin
Welch, aged 40 years, was found dead on
tho floor of tho dining room nt her houso
ln Mahanoy Piano. She was lying In a
pool of blood nud badly bruised about tho
head and body. The 6xamiuntlon of tho
coroner's physician resulted in tho arrest
of lior husband, who Is now being held to
await the arrival of the district attorney,
Ills Arm Torn Out.
SUNIiunvl'u., Feb, 90. James Havens,
engineer at (tho East Lewisburg Planing
mill, was eyl ught by a belt and whirled
about tho fliuft, having his arm torn out
at the ehoikler and both logs broken. He
died two hours after the accident.
FASTS FOR OUR READERS,
Follow Nature and Keep Well,
a Good Rule.
The Question is Imporlml, are Yon Pro
pared for Spring ?
If Not, Here is Some Very Necessary
Information for You.
Nature will soon be?ln her annual
struggle for freedom from winter's icy
imprisonment. Alrendy beneath the
frozen surface, giant forces are moving
in that direction. Purification is going
on.
It is the same with the human system
The lengthening days are approaching
when the blood seeks to recover from its
sluggUh inactivity, nnd It bears in its
course germs of health or disease, as it
has stored up the one or the other. It
requires therefore to be enriched with
vitalizing and health giving -qualities to
give tone, vigor and health to the system.
For this needed and beneficial service
nothing is so powerful as Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. Like
Nature's own wondrous remedies ln the
physical world, which purify the moun
tains and streams as they leap from their
confines to till the valleys with new life,
and cover orchard and field With flower
and fruit, it brings new force and health
to wasted tissues and enfeebled nerves.
Ngw U the time when your nature calls
for help. Don't mistake; no other remedy
equals Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy as a spring medicine. No
other remedy will so quickly and certain
ly strengthen your nerves, invigorate
your uioou, ana correct tne action oi all
your organs. It will make you well and
strong bb it has done thousands of per
sons; as It did Mrs. W. A. Cutler, of 59
Orchard fat., Worcester, Mass.
"A year ago," she says, "I felt 111 with
nervous prostration nnd neuralgia, which
affected my whole system. My digestion
was also very poor. Atter eatlug I would
oe taken witn a smothering sensation.
while the palpitation of the heart was
terrible.
severe nervous headaches made mv
life miserable ln connection with these
other troubles. I was in a fearful condi
tion, aud became greatly discouraged. I
consulted Dhvsicians and treated with
them, but with no benefit. Nothing I
took aid me any good.
"j! many, as a last resource, I com
menced to use Dr. Greene's Nernra blond
and nerve remedy, which had been won
derfully praised to me. With the first
bottld l noticed an Improvement, andner-
severing in its-use, I continued to steadily
gain in every respect.
"My nervousness was soon cured. The
neuralgia, headaches, palpitation of the
heart, indigestion and all mr complaints
entirely left me. All this was accom
plished by Dr. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy.
"This wonderful medicine did for me
what all the doctors and their medicines
could not do. I wish to urge all sufferers
to try u.
No power of words can describe the
wonderful good which this remedy is
doing ntnong the sick and snfferinc?.
Those who take it are cured. Thousands
ot people, at the advent of spring, while
not exactly sick, are yet out ot order or
nillng In some way. They do not feel
just right, are not well and strong, can
not eat or sleep well, are nervous and
have no strength or ambition for work
or pleasure. Their stomach, bowels, liver
or moneys are inactive and torpid, sucn
people need this best ot all spring mdi
cines, Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, to restore the natural
action of these organs, give strength and
vigor to the nerves, nnd new life and
vitality to the blood.
Why lose time in trying uncertain and
untried remedies, when here is a physi
cian's prescription, a discovery made by
the greatest living specialist in curing
nervous and enronic diseases. Dr. ureene.
of 35 West 14th St.. New York Citv. If
you take this medicine. vOu can consider
yourseir under ut. ureene's direct pro
fessional care, and you can consult him
or write to him about your case, freely
and without charee. This is a Guarantee
that this medicine will cure, possessed by
no otner medicine in cue worm.
BATTLE WITH BURGLARS.
The Miscreants Attempt to Itcscue a l'.ll
from Officers.
Council Bluffs, Feb. 20. A nplrited
fight between the bank robbers and tho
local authorities occurred hero lato yester
day affernoou ln whloh several persons
wero shot and much powder burned. Offl
cors hud been notified to watch for'tho
men who robbed tho Griswold, la., bank.
Just after dusk, as ono of tho officers wore
patrolling his bout, he noticed a man sit
ting in the office ot the Kiel hotol who
answered tho description tolographod from
Griswold. Deputy Sheriff O'Brien was
notified and concluded that ho was ono of
tho men wanted, aud called to his assist
ance Sheriff Hooker, and ln company with
Officers Potorsou and Ware tho party
entered the office and invited tho suspect
to jail.
As tho five men loft tho hotel two other
hotel guests roso and followed, keeping
several yards bohlnd. Just us thoy reached
tho court house O'Brien dropped behind
telling his rirlsonor to walk iu front. As
ho did this the two men who had been fol
lowing tho party oommenoed llrlng at the
oftloers. The officers returned the lire, the
prisoner and the two strangors separatln
from the officers and shooting as they ran
For some minutes the f uslliule was kept
up, oitiwns nnd other officers joining in
the battle, whloh had become goneral all
along the line, until tlio desperadoes were
overcome and two of thoin placed under
arrest nnd taken to jail, whore they itnv
their names as John Iteilly nud James
Wilson.
As soon as thoy wero secure behind the
bars tlio officers started to look for the
wounded, and in the search thoy discovered
U ilrlcn severely wounded, n bullot hav
ing struck him in the abdomou, entering
tho body and lodging near tho spine,
Itollly was hit in tho groin, tho bullet
penetrating some two inches. Tho third
man escaped and fled towards tlio rlvor,
pursued bv a nosso ot citizens, but he
managed to oludo thorn.
North Carolina' legislators Frotest.
RALKIGII, Fob. 20. Tho houso adopted
resolutions charging tho Domocrntlo press
with having wilfully misrepresented tho
position of tho houso In tho Douglass
matter and declaring that tho body did
not aotually adjourn, but that tho pur
posoof tho Douglass motion was ''toslmply
glyo publicity to tlio suuuou and unex
pected doath of this distinguished de
ceased." Tho resolutions furthor recito
that the houso did stand adjourned on tho
respective blrthduys of Washington and
Lou.
EtOREIi. Oi- tiL.lt bUCCtSS.
ft. Hoarding House Keeper Lets Llglit ri
an Interesting Buhjcct.
A very KticceBiftil bimnlliiii houso keeper
wng telllnfi n writer for tlio Now York He
corctr some secrets of her good fortune.
A lore nil," mild she, "I try to keep
every part of my two houses just as olenn
ns I possibly ohm, but I nm not the only
ono la this business who does that, though
It's n. great point. Then 1 hnvo always
hired large houses You cannot possibly
mako money In n small ono. I hnvo citing
to a neighborhood and made my iiousos
distinctive by having at some expense vines
trained fiom basement to- roof. Tlioso
vines nro my trademark, Whon folks for
get tho number, they say, 'Tho houso with
tlio vines.' Moreover, thoy gUo tho plnco
such n Bluuly, cool look ln summer that
pcoplo nro not so anxious to get off to tho
country. Tho green effect takes away tho
hot, stuffy look and something oi uio icei-
lng. Then I mnko a point of being very
llbornl with towelsnnd napkins. Thisitom
costs mo peihnrs $25 moro In n year than
it would tho usual hoarding houso keeper
n my place, but it brings me ln tho out-,
uv multiplied many times. Of courso I
set ns good n tnblo ns I can, nnd my rooms
arowoll furnished, but ns good can bo had
clsewhoro. My luck In letting rooms I
bavo always believed to be duo to the fact
that I havo n piano in nonrly every largo
apartment. It is really odd to sco how n
piano will rlttrnct'n person. . Why, I can,
get $5 or $Q more a-week for a .suit with,
a piano, which doesn't cose tnat mucn n
month. If- peoplo don't wonfcithq Instru
ment, it can bo moved out. Ono other
point. I use tho samo kind of carpet in
overy room ln tho houso as far ns l can, so
whon it wears shabby. all the good may bo
brought together and niado uso of. I And
thoro's great economy in tills.
Lastly, I havo no helpless, lazy relatives
such ns usually cripple a woman in my
line, eating her out of houso and homo
nud disgruntling tho boarders. If I had
I think I should provldo for thorn olso
wliorc, for in n boarding houso thoir room
s generally worth moro than, their com
pany or their Jialf hearted attempts at
helping."
A DROP OF ETHER.
In Chemistry n Small Element Counts For
Much ln ltesults.
Among condiments alcohol must be
reckoned. It is n pluralist condiment,
however, nnd it goes without Baying iff
dangerous condiment ln moro senses
than ono. A good doal that has been said
about alcohol might bo urged against oth
or condiments. Mustard, for oxamplo, if
lnrgoly mixed with water and freely taken,
produces vomiting and occasionally In-
llammatlon of tho Intestinal mucous mem
brapo Salt, oven under circumstances
whon .not counterbalanced by vegetable
juices, induces a discaso ot hideous typo.
Ih respect of alcoholics, tho result of thoir
employment depends on tho qunntlty and
qunllty taken. Alcohol glvon quickly in
largo doses Is a deadly poison. Diluted
alcohol taken slowly and repeatedly dur
ing tho dny Irritates the mucous mom-
brano of tho stomach and secondarily the
neighboring organs and does violonco to
tho dellcato tissues. Tho nearer tho fluid
is to ''absolute" alcohol tlio more injurious
it is likely to provo.
But tho combinations of alcohol with
other substances besides water modifios
Its effect in somo instances for tho better,
in others for tho worse. In looking through
a pair of 6peotaclos, tho glasses of which
aro tinted with ono metal, tho world
seems of a lire tint; with another metal
tlio world seems cold and ghastly, frozon
and dead. Inllnlteslmnl quantities of ndd
cd mattor, so to speak, ontlrely ultor the
properties of tho man. Tho domain of tho
infinitely minute is a broad one. It was
lutoly stated at a scientific meeting that a
slnglo drop of ether thrown on tho floor of
tho laboratory would entirely prevent tho
success ot experiments lllustrntlvo of cer
tain electrical phenomena. A pinholo in
tlio door of nphotogrnpherVdovoloplng"'
roam will ruin his freshly taken plates.
Ivow faclcnco lloviow.
A Story of the Rail.
A rural humorist ln Soreven county tolls
this exciting story:
"Wo wero coming nt n fonrful rato of
speod down tho hill tills ,'sido of Wators
station whon suddonly, as wo roundod
tho curve, and just-whore the hands had
boon working that day, the ongineer nnd
11 rem a n discovered n tie lying crosswise
upon thq track.
"It wus only about 60 fcctnwoy, and as
wo wero making 00 miles nn hour thore
was of courso no possible chance to avoid
running over it. 1 wus looking.out of tho
window nt tho time nnd suw tho danger
lust ns tho engineer und llromnn saw It.
In another second wo wore on to it, nnd
wo all threo chut ouroyes and' listened fot
tho awful crash.
"BlicmiRh to our surprise tho cnglno
glided smoothly over,- tho coach followed
ln u similar manner, and wo rolled safely
Into tho depot.
'"Why, how ln tho world did it hap-
ponf" fehoutod nil his listeners in n breath.
''Oh, simple enough You seo, tho tlo
that was lying across tho traok was only a
nocktlo that uno of tho young girls had
dropped that afternoon!" Atlanta Con
stltutlon.
Tenacity of Life,
It is one of the wonders of ovorydny life
now long tne lower forms ot oronted crea
tures retain thoir vitality under certain
conditions. Microbes of various sorts, that
seem dependent on moisture for existence,
havo been dried half n score of times, put
away and kept dry for a long period, and
nnvo, undor invornblo conditions, revived
apparently none the worse for their hiber
nation. They have been heated to 160
degrees F., then kept ln a vacuum for a
month. Notwithstanding all this, they
revived upon Doing placed in a warm,
moist atmosphere. Even snails muy be
deprived ot oxygen, wnter, food and hent,
but will merely ourl up nnd no to sleep,
awakening when conditions aro favorable.
Now York Lodgor.
The Fork Fad.
Markor Tho spread of the ontum habit
is something terrible. I am told that
women of tlio highest class havo been seen
going into opium Joints.
Parkor Oh, that's all nonsense. Ladlos
of fashion go to such places to watch tlio
Chinamen uso chopsticks. Thoy want to
loam how to oat soup with a fork. Now
r fn-mJr . Vnm
YorK weomy. t
Woar your learning Hko your watch, in
a private pockut, and do not pull It out
aud striko it merely to show thnt you
hnvo one. If you are nsked what o'clook
It is, tell it, but do not proclaim it hourly
and unasked Hko tlio watchman.
"Tho Const of Itonson" wns a name
glvon by tlio French convention to n great
lmlldav celebration on Nov. 10. 1703. It
was attended by many revolting oxcosses. 1
GEIP ISJpiIi!.
Wli-Ic Families Slrifkcn and Man) Deaths
llcjioilcd,
Nearly Every Third Person Suffering:
With a Cold, Which Often Results ln
Grip, Pleurisy or Pneumonia.
Colds lead to cougliB. couahn tn crrln
pneumonia and consumption; therefore,
it is nil Important to check a cold before
it reaches the lungs. Munyou's Cold
Cure will oositlvelr break
of twentv-four hcura if tnk
as the cold manifests itself. When the
cold reaches the lungs or bronchial tubes
the Cough Cure should be used alter
nately every halt hour with the Cold
Cure. The Cold Cure is guaranteed to
prevent pneumonia if used in the be
ginning of a cold. Pneumonia or in
flammation of the lungs can he con
trolled by the usa of these two cutes.
The Cough Cure positively curei bron
chitis, tickling in the throat, hoarseness,
loss of voice, soreness of the chest, alftt
culty ln breathing, hacking cough and
all pulmonary diseases where the lnngs
are nof too, .far decomposed or covered
vtim tuoercies.
If yon are ailing step into the nearest
drug store and get a 25o. .vial ot one ot
Munyon's Remedies. No matter what
your disease,-or,hQW many.-docforshaYcj
imieu iu cure, lnviu givo.you. roller, i,
.Those who are in doubt as to the nature
of their disease should address. Profep sor
Muuvon. lSOS Arch street. Phllndelnhln.
giving full symptoniB ofthelr "dlse'ai'e.
Professor Munyon will carefully diagnose
vjubo uuu give yuu luo ueneub oi nis
advise absolutely free of all charge., The
Remedies will be sent to anv Address on
receipt of retail price.
Ti-r,.io Ciu of H'urglars.
Dayton, o., Fob. Tho homo ot G.
W. Weaver aud wlfo, an aged couploHv
lug two ami a half inlfes southwest of
Trottwood, Montgomery county, was
burned during tho night. Tho charred
bouos of Weaver and his wifo were found
in tho ruins later. It Is thoucht the work
is that of robbers, who, after robbing and
murdering tho nged couple, Ured tho house
to cover up their horrible night's work.
Halt Under, the Clyll nights Law.
Cincinnati, Fob. SO. Minnie Myers,
colored, has sued tho Louisville. ind Nash
ville railway 'fa? $35,000 damages 'ubtlexj
tno civil rignis.uv.Y.,Mvstaunq Jim upugoij
a first class ticket from Cincinnati to Lex
ington, Ky. When the station over tho
river at Covington, Ky., was reached she
was removed f roui , the, ladles' car , to thp,
ono partitioned off for colored people. ' '
Clergymen to Ifjght Labor's, Battle.
Philadelphia.,, Fob. .20. Tho Clerical
Brotherhood, composed of clergymon of
tho Protestant Episcopal church iu Phila
delphia and vicinity, at a.mqetlngat ,tho
Church of the ftnjphapy appointed a com
mittee to advocate, the amelioration of the
conditions ot labor of tho motormeh of tho
Philadelphia stroot curs.
Striking Against Lower Wages.
Wop.CESTKlt, Muss., Fob. 26. Tho em
ployes of tho Lancaster mills, ln Clinton,
struck ypstordny. Tlio strike was tho out-
como of a.lowor schedule of wages, which
has just gono into effect. Tho directors ot
tho mill had stated that thoy must olther
mnko a cut down in wages or closo tho
works altogether.
Senator mains' Pleasure Trip.
Baltimore, Feb. 20. United States
Senator-elect Stephen B. Elkins, of Wost
Vlrglnlu. and family havo started on nu
oxtouded tour. Mexico and Pugot Sound
aro on tho Itinerary.
Women Slay Keep Their Hats On.
JEFKEKSON ClTV, Mo., Feb. 2(1. The
houso defeated tho hill making It a mlsdo
meanor for women to wear hats at thea
ters and churches. The vote stood 40 for
And 64 against.
Woman Suffrage la Massachusetts.
Boston, Fob. 20. Tho legislative com
mittee on woman's suffrugo yestorday re-
ported favorably on a bill granting lull
municipal suffrage to women.
A New World
opens to the man who finds
quick relief from wearing
pain. That is the testimony
of multitudes who have
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Allcock's Corn Shields, 5
Allcock's Bunion Shields,
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Brandreth's Pills
relieve rheumatism and any disease
arising from impurity of the blood.
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