1
Saved His Life.
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COTTOLfcjJx,.
3 WS- rr g8S$2&
fit Mild V Cxtmk Fine W'M
I I': 'tr c'i '''tT'oiwir successor
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE CL.D RELIABLE .
SWEET 6AP0RAL
CIGARETTE
t, Has steed L!
MORE SOi.n T
BRN S
o Test cf Hint
an
"L ATHEB
..4CO
A Stitch
in time saves nine. A stitch
in the side often results in
something far more serious,
unless treated at once.
Allcock's
Porous Plaster
has saved many from lung
aiscases. It is invaluable
for rheumatism, and pains
in the back, chest or limbs.
hen Pni-chaslng- not only aslc for
"All' uck s," but nukt stir, that you get It."
Allcock's Corn Shields,
Allcock's Bunion Shields,
Have nu equal as a relief and cure for corns
and bunions.
Brandreth's Pills
are of great benefit in cases of torpid
I . .-v.il 31 7 Arch
'" i rhiiadotohla. Pa.
. , tly '.,. in. if specialist in Amor
ii'x imi it !,i.iinlliiK What
Others AitvertiHo.
NEHVOUS DEBILITY
THE RESULTS OF INDISCRETION
Spc-ial Diseases, Varicose Veins and
i-urirturrs i o nittiiiB) Permanently
t'ureu in 1 to 10 Days.
UeIIef ut Once.
infill DHICfiM Iry or Secondary
LLlUU rLilJilH cured bv entirely new
urm)i-s method. 8 years" Kuropean Hospital
i nn a pruetleal experience, usCertlfloates and
1 . mas iiiove. hend live cent atamna for
Ii.hiI. "TI'I'TII." tho onlv True Medical
ii i .jti-u it la a true friend to all)
'i i iJ o itothov c .ntempmtlni; marriage.
It i t 'ii .ind daiiL't rous casift flollc
' i ' ' . ii.lV'Hnl. Honrs. 0to3t
lw- r um.it nr. ann ireutruentin
S'Tji ha. -. c.u ilrtiiyB to
i I . Jl" 1 1 m e io t ; i L,"i, t l-
Eave you SoroThrost, Pimples, Copper-Colored
Spots, Aches. Old Bores. Ulcers In Mouth. TJalr-
JfaMnjjr wnto t'ooK llemedy Co., S07
son!aTemple,Chtcaico,lll.,for proofs of cures.
CopliiUtJGOO.OOO. l'atlentscurodnlne sears
bto today wmnd and well. loo-pnculmourrfp
When in POTTSVILLK,
Stop at
(PHIL. WOLL'S HOTEL
200 North Centre Street.
Meals ut all boars. Ladles' dining room
attached. Finest wines. Manors, cigars.
We offer sneutal facillttee to operators large
or small, for trading on margins In stocks.
grains or provisions, Market letter Issued rest
ularly, giving lutetrt confidential aavicss. ur,
ders recoived on one per cent margins. Our
LVnok, " Hpecuhil 'on, or How to Trade, mailed
1 ... ... .,... T1V WIMITT U
A CO.. 6th fo- Uatt Building, LaSalle street,
Chicago.
40IIN A. EEILLY.
Wholesale and Retail
ILIQUOR DEALER,
22-21 South Main SU, Shenandoah.
Aeent for U. Q. Yuennllne & Boa's celebrated
utseer. t'oru-r uea etc.
:OTBL KAIBR,
UHA.B, BUR0UILL, Prop.
North Main St., HAHAN0Y CITY,
tntrgestand fineBt hotel In the region.
I Finest accommodations. Hanasome fixtures
Pool and Ullliard Rooms Attached.
JOHN F.CLEARY,
' ' ' Temperance Drinks.
Inderal waters, Weiss beer. Bottler of
the finest lager beers.
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah, Pa.
1
a out Stomach : ; :
1
Cannot stand the same washing that
your boots do. and the water you drink
Isn't even nt for mat purpose, use
inz Schmidt's Boor and Porter.
JAMES SHIELDS,
Manager Shenandoah Branch.
YSTER BAYT
105 East Centre Street.
Families Supplied with Oysters.
Dining parlors attached.
It Is Ooniainod in an Artiolo in
tho' Gdvemmbnt'B Organ,
NO EEIilGlON IN THE SCHOOLS.
Tho Catholic Proportion Declared to bo a
Vlolnllon of One or tho Foundation I'rln.
dplM of State Organization "Tho Stato
Slinll Not Support Religion."
Winnipkg, Man., March' 88. The reme
dial order on separata schools does not
come up In tho legislature until tonight,
nut It Is nevertheless the olio tnnlo of the
day here. Both the government and' oppo
sition are holding froquent caucus meet-
in s, and what the outcome will bo is dlf
flvult to predict. Ouo thine is cortaln.that
tlw r-ililtobM aovernmout will resent in-
rf ti'uci) hy Ottawa on edtinattonal mat-
tor-i Thero ia every Indication that the
policy of tho opilmltlon in tho 1otilrtturo
will bo to adrowito sorao modillontlons of
thehchool law in othur words, some sort
of com promise. The opposition of Pre
mier Ureenway and the gorornment is
clcarlr otiulinod. Tho newspaper organ of
th.) u n'urumt'nthnstUls.oOlKial stovteinontr.
uiirlrr tho hoivlin "Manitoba's Answer:"
Tho remedial order has boon read in
the legislature. We at ashed to rootore
tho school system thut Wi In opnration
prorlotts to 1890. liet Quebec and Ottawa
ry-st assured that the restoration will never
be made. Miuutuun hits too k-cn a sense
of justice, too much, regard for truth and
equity, to rt'eofltnlse' as a religious aristoc
racy an element to its population by no
means tho most worthy. As a civilized
people, attempting to realise. in a measure
the idols of the nineteenth century, Mani-
tobans will not silently submit to the pre
posterous demand that sho should turn
back the whuols of progress 800 years, rshe
will stubbornly refuse to supplant mod
ern civilization by mudlojvnlism.
'Tins whole question is not a quarrel
between Manitoba atid tho Dominion. It
Is not evon a quarrel between rares and
creeds; it is a strugglo as to whether the
ideas o.f tho nineteenth century or tlie
Ideas of tho dark aes shall prevail. The
act of 18U0 was designed to givo every
church In the land tho benefits of common
chool -education. It recognized neither
class nor creed, but placed all on the same
level of common citizenship. It aimed at
development in tola noble country a unity
of sentiment, a strong fooling of brother
hood, and It sought to sink ail prejudices
and glass distinction through making all
equal in the sight of the law.
"Could anything be more wise? Could
anything bo more justr Yot what was
tho attitude of tho Roman Catholic
churchf .Standing aside, wrapped up in
its black mantle of iirrogtmoe, it demanded
that it should be considered a roligious
aristocracy. It refused to havo the chil
dren of its members receive instructions
side by side with tho children of those who
are their superiors In Intelligence and wis
dom. And on what grounds!1 It said
Catholics wore promised different treat
ment from others by the act that called
the province Into existence.
"Then whan shown that oven if this
were true, which it is not, no just citizen
would olaim a null meat of the prqmlse,
since it would violate one of the founda
tion principles of state organisation equal
D3L
rights to all It gave a second reason thatVAH
.1... ..,.1.H oKr.r,lo ...... T, .. It t 1 '
ref usul of a Koman Oatholio to not as a
member of tho department of education,
and of the archbishop to aot as a member
of tho advisory board, could make tho
schools Prole -stunt, then they are so; other
wise, not a shadow of proof has been ad
vanced In support of this claim.
Mediii'valism cannot or will not coal
esce with modern thought. In placo of the
act of I'iUJ what a substitute is offered?
We are asked to set creed against creed
and race agaliiHt race; to break up tho
unity that should exist; to mutually sup
port each other in wrong doing; to mako
thostato tho toacher of religious truth.
Any one who has the Ioaat sense of jus
tico, nuy ono who Is patrlotlo in tho slight
est dogroo, nuy ouo who bollovoS that all
citizens are equal In tho sight of tho law,
and what Is good onough for ono Is good
enough for all, must stand by tho act of
1890.
'And this Is our answer to Quebec Wo
shall not allow the stato to support re
ligion. Wo shall not allow tho church to
control tho stato. We shall not roturn to
tho civilization of the dark ages. Wo shall
not recognize Rome as better, or In any
way different from others. Wo shall hold
to tho priuolple of oqnal right's for all, and
that princlpio shall bo dearer to us thau
confederation itself."
DISCONTENT AT OTTAWA.
Sir Charles Tapper lEesigns from the Do.
, inlidon Cabinet.
Ottawa, March 98. There is more ex-
oltement in political olrclos today than ut
any time slncfl.thotupws ,wasjeelvad here
of tho suddod dea'tn'hFWlffdgor ' Castle of
Sir John Thompson, That there are Burl-
ous disseni'lbns'ln the cabinet goes with
out saying. There are two onuses for this
want of harmony. One Is the recent pas
sage of the order In ,oouuoil recommend
ing the Manitoba government to grant
remedial legislation to the Cntholio minor
ity. This order has pleased nobody. The
Catholics ol .(jueueo tliUtk that tho order
ought to be mandatory, while the Protea-
tautsof Ontario assert that the federal
government ought not, even by sugges
tion, to Interfere with the quasUop of pro
vincial education. The other oauSe of
trouble was tho deolslon of tho cabinet to
hold a session of parliament before going
to tho country. This decision was blttorly
opposed by Hon. George Foster, minister
of llnunco.
It Is kuown that Sir Charlos Tuppor has
tendered his resignation. His resignation
was brought about by two causos. In tho
flrst place, his advice that an immediate
appeal should be made to tho country was
disregarded, and his claim to lead tho
houso of commons was donlod. It is cus
tomery for tho mlnlstor ot justlco, whloh
tiortfollo Sir CharlosTupperholds.tolcad;
but owing to his youth and tho jealousy
of older cabluot mombers tho leadership
Was clvon to Mr. Fostor.
There Is a very pronouncod rumor to tho
effect that Finance Minister Foster and
Mr. N. Clark Wallace, tho controller of
customs, will also roslgn. Should this
nrovo true, it menus that tho French
Catholics wjll liuve u preponderance of
power lu tho oa.bluut, a thing thut Ontario
WUl not agreo to.
For Uetraylni; military Secrets.
Odessa, March 28. Colonul Uregorleff ,
who was arrested lir February, 18W, at
KUhliialf, oharged with soiling llusslan
jnllltary soorots to tlte Austrian govern
ment, has boon sentenced to eight yeara
penal servitude lu Uiborut.
for a Proiiit inn
Could Eat nut Little and Was In
Constant Pain Cured With One
Bottle.
He
W. T. LolTer, a well known resident of
Kent, Ohio, says that Munyon's Dyspep
sia. Cure undoubtedly saved his llle, lu
relating Ills experience he said: "For a
long time I have been afllloteil with
dyspep-da, I could eat scarcely anything
and was in constant pain. The gas on
my stomaoli dtstended.it greatly and my
heart became aiteoted. I was troubled
with short breathing. Muttering arfi irre
gular b-atiag of the heart, and often i he
pain was so gr at I thought I was going
to die. My friends wanted me to try
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure, but I had tried
so many different medicines without
reing beueflted that I thought this woul 1
be only one more fruitless etfort. Finally
I began using it and the result was
wonderful. After the first bottle I could
eat without discomfort, and am now
thoroughly cured."
Munyon's Stomaoh and Dyspepia Jure
cures all tormsof indigestion and stomach
troubles ditch as constipation, rl-dng of
foid, distress after eatlug, bloating of
the "tontach, palpitation of the heart,
shortness of breath and all Kffeotions of
the heart caused hv indigestion. It
soothes, heals and Invigorates stomachs
that have been weakeneu by over-eating,
or where the lining of the stomach hts
been Impaired by phvsic and injurious
mediolnos Price, 25 ceuts
Alunyou's HomosjD.tthlc Home Remedv
Company, of Philadelphia, put up speci
fies for nearly every disease, which are
sold by all druggists, mostly for 85 cents.
a oottie.
Tho-ie who are In doubt as to the nature
of their disease should address Professor
Munyon, 1505 Arch street, Philadelphia,
giving full symptoms of their disease.
Professor Munyon will carefully diagnose
the case and give you the benefit of his
advice absolute! free of all charge. The
itemeuies win e sent to any auuress on
receipt of retail price.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Olosimr Quotations of the New York mid
i'lilludelphtj Kotiiinee.
NW YOKK, Maroji 27. There was a lioul-
dating of loni; accounts on the Stock IC-clinnKe
today", and soihh ijlUngfnr the short acoomit,
with the result tuat a lower ninne of values
was established on the day's tran-iacuouH.
Closliie bids:
Btiiolc Exchange today was Ronv-what uniot-
tied In tone, and-prices ra ved witli ri-t ir
regularity. There vas a lare decr.'B-, in the
volume of Uusi.ieJj onmparo i with i -,. or i -.
and in a majority of ias'.aaces the c.o ,ms .
ures are below the last aalen of Moiul-iN . C!i i
Lehleh Valley ..
Pennsylvania...
Heading
Bt. i'aul
LehlSfh Nav
N. Y. &-S. E
... 31'
... fi-
W V. V. A fa.. .
Erio
I).. Li. 1V
Went Htiore
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N. . Central ....
Lako ll.-ie w'..,
P
New Jersey Ce j00lj
i')ei. ic . m.lson. ,.U
jared the
arrets.
then hoped
Flour qti!"t:
viuler e- t is
would tak
reTlef, bu
not do so.
I 1 n,lv. W ,.. 1.
.1 tt ulti'-i.
1. c 1 .tcp.l if
nil u' i- 1
malned in t
Mrs. Clemm
chamber and
ste.iOi
March
ji gess' aid. b
tW 13 -HI. Heef'd be t
i:t -n rll. Lnrii "ft Sc
7.-a- Uuner h, .1 m ,1.,
weBtern crtan- .!' -!c. uo !..'.'),
Elgins. Ule.: natln'1011 eretimer. .tj-.i 4-..
New York dairy. WiUHr. : do eroamorv. uew,
I'ennoylvania creamery prints. f.incy.,'c. ; do
choice, Ulc: do. fair to ltou.1. IS'Oic : print'
lobbing at 'U-aaSc. Clieexc ipiiet; law. 8,
HHc; small. il2c: part hkIiiib, ty&ight:.: liPi
skims, li'iWc. Kggs iirin; New- York Hud
Pennsylvania, IsMc,; western fresh, UJJc:
southern, liaiSMo.
I.lve Stock Mnrkets.
New Youk, March 27. lieeves closed slow;
native steers, very poor to medium,
5.7-i few choice, $.7li(ii,,.7'i: oxen, J'i4.8ii:
bulls, S2.HM4A: dry cows. $l.SO(ifc4.4.'). Uaive,
fairly active, hischer: poor to prime veals, $4'&
8.i. Sheep steady, lnurbs weak; poor to good
sheep, it.-S(?iU).:iU; Inferior to choice lambs.
sj.2j6.2j. II oils arm ut St.VU($o.i.
East Linuitrv.I'a., March 27. Cattle strong
at unchanged prices. Hosts iirmi heavy Phil
adelphlas, $5445.10; common to fair Yorkers.
$4.70(31.80; rouBhs,l$3.2iQ1.2j. Sheep dull and
unchaneed.
AMUSEMENTS.
-pERGTJSON'S THEATRE,
P. J. FEKUUttUN, NAHAUblt,
FRIDAY EVE., MARCH 29.
First Time in Shenandoah.
The Big Dramatic Hpeatacle
'CLEOPATRA."
The great actress, MISS LILLIAN
LEWIS, as "CLEOPATRA." A
compettnt company and MR.
CHARLES B. HANFORD as
"MARC AXTONY."
15 choruses, 3 ballets, 2 premieres. 9 panoramic
Views, os musioi uumuors, n tauieaux
vivant Cleopatra's bargo.famoua storm
scene, grand scenery, gorgeous
costumes.
FIRST M PRODUStlOll OF THE SEASON,
Prices. 35C 5c, 75c aud $x.
Reserved seats at Kirlin's drug store.
Ml Chichester'. Ena-Il.ll Diamond Ilrand.
rENNYROYAL PILLS
B .ITx UrlsinRi ana unir uenuine.
J V V airr. alaiti reliable LADIES ik
Uriifirlit for Cktckctter$ EnolUk UU-
mond Brand la Hedftnd (hU intAlU
boxu, tetJed irun biua tibttoa. '1 aLO
nnnlhn Rtfut danatroiiM tuftififu
itoxu an J imUattant. At Drnzntall. or a end 4a.
Id Umr for jfcrt Ionian, teitlnionUli tud
"Hflief fur Ltt.lU," in letter, by return
nil loll ! f?kllllulOaa..Mla(lalin Hntluik
Soli by Ml UcftI DruKiliti- l'LIUda., Vm,
"When it Comos to
Our stock speaks for Itself. If you don't
come to town, send your orders, They
will be nicely ilUod.
MUSSER & BEDDALL,
p3 E. Centre Street, Shenandoah.
Ambassador Pauncdfoto Explains
the Nicaragua Affair,
OUE CITIZENS NOT PREJUDICED.
Great llrltntn Intended Only to Uxclmlo
CltlceiM of tlin Simiilsh-Aiiierioun Itepub
Ucs from membership in tho Proposed
Arliltnitlon Coinnitslon.
WAsniSOTON, March 88. From' unofTl
oinl statements made by members of the.
BrltUh ombasiy here It seems that the
arbitration pnnngraph In the ultimatum
sent to Nicaragua ha been miflunderfltood.
The provision that thi third member of
tho arbitration oommisslon should "not
bo a citizen. of an American republic" is
now said to mean he must not be a oltl
len of a Spanish-Amorican republic It
is said that in ordinary diplomatic dis
course the Houth and Central American
states arc usually spoken of as American
republics and the United States placed in
an altogether separate category.
Speaking of the matter today Ambassa
dor Panncnfote said: "While I have no
official advices on tho subject, I Imagine
that the phrase meant to exclude only
Snnnish Americans. 1 suppose the foreign
o.lloo w.tnii it to be clearly understood
that citizen.-, of Spanish American coun
tries woatd bo considered as too closely
interested lu tho matter to be eliglblo as
arbitrators. N'i ono, I am sure, would
think 6f charging that Citizens of this
country would bo too prejudiced to give a
fair decision."
Vlowed In this light a clearer under
standing is given to the denial on tho part
of Groat Britain that any reflection was
intended upon tho United States in tho
proposition above referred to. It has been
stated' by a high diplomatic authority
that, if the United Stutes were exoludod
from participation in the arbltrat'on,
such an aot would not only bo undiplo
matic but offensive to a country with
whloh Oreat Britain maintains frioudly
rotations.
Aa to the course whlcii Great Britain
will pursue to enforce a scttloinont of her
claim for $75,iXJO "smart money" for the
affront pat upon the British representa
tive by his expulsion; well informed dip
lomats are not disposed to think that any
complications will arise. It is not for a
moment bollevod that resort will be hail
to the extreme measure of threatening to
bombard Greytovvu if Nicaragua should
satisfactorily show her inability to settle
the claim Immediately. In that oase the
'time and method of payment nuiy perhaps
be submitted, with the other claims, to
arbitration.
' Spain Will Apologize,
Washington, March 38. The state de
partment has received a communication
from Spain explaining-the dolay in the re
sponse to. Secretary Gresiiam's demand for
immediate reparation for the firing on the
Alllauoa. The explanation is said to bo
entirely satisfactory, and to indloate that
on apology will soon be forthcoming.
narvard's Oratorleal Victory.
Pbinckton, N. J., March 28. Prince-
tun and Harvard met for the flrst time on
the rostrum at Alexander hall last night,
and the judges, after fifteen minutes' dis
cussion, decided the debate in favor of
Harvard. Harvard chose the negative of
tho question: "Resolved, If it were possi
ble a reasonable property qualification for
the exercise of the municipal franchise In
the United States would bo desirable.'
Prlnoeton was represented by Willis How
ard Butler of New York city, Howard
Brakine White of New York city and Jos
eph W. Park of Corinth, Miss. The Har
vard debaters wore Clyde Augustus Dun-
Iway of Portland, Ore., William Edward
Hutton of Uonver and Fletcher Bobyns of
Oberllu, O.
A Ilrtttnl Captain Convicted.
Baltimore, March 38. Captain JcfTor-
son Mears, of tho oyster schooner John
Hancock, was found guilty by tho jury in
the United Stutes district court of tho
chargo of brutality toward Edward Mer
rill, n coioroit soamnn. xjio voraict was
nccompauled by a recommendation to
morcy. Judge Morris fined Mears $100 anil
sent him to jail for threo months. Mears
Is the man who was charged with string
ing Morrill up naked In tho rigging of tho
John Hauoock whllo tho boat was ice
bound In Breton bay, St. Mary's count-,
during tho February blizzard, and lushing
him with a tarred rope till tho blood ran.
ltalien aiet Death by Foul Way.
Washington, March 28. Tho coronor
of the District of Columbia hold an In
quest over George I). Bahen, of the George
town university football team, who died
from Injuries received in the Thanksgiving
Bay game with the Columbia Athletic
oiub. The jury's verdict was that Bahen
came to his death from foul play.for which
It woe unable to fix the responsibility
The testimony was that .the playing wus
most brutal.
Verdlot Against a Contractor.
TBENTON, March 88. A jury in tho
United States court renlnred a verdict for
$500 in the suit brous :- against Contractor
John H. Martiuutto for $10,000 by JamcR
Stout, whose 13-year-old sou aamuel, was
killed by tho caving in of a sand pit be
longing to Martluett-e. The boy, with
number of companions, bad been playing
in the pit, whloh was not funoed In. A boy
named Lewis was also killed at the same
time.
Arrested for lSmuezzlement.
Chicago, March 38. W. Irving Carpon
tor, assistant cashier of tho Lake Shore
und Michigan Southern railroad at tho
Knglawood station, was arrested on
chargo ot embezzlement of $1,600. Tho
warrant was sworn out last September,
but ofilcers were unable to locate Carpen
ter until yestorday.
The Victim of n Freight Car Tragedy.
Toledo, O., March 28. The polloe of
this city wore notified today that the body
of tho man who had been murdered In n
Michigan Central freight car while It was
in transit from Ypsllnutl, Mich., to To
ledo, on Suuday, had boon found in a
. ditch a short distance of Ypsllautl.
Archbishop Ireland's Jlother Dead.
St. PAUL, March JW, Mrs. Julia Ire
land, mother of Archbishop Ireland, died
nt her home In tills olty at the age of 87
years. She liatl beau falling lu health for
gome time.
Th Weather.
For nastern Ponusylvuuia, New Jersey,
Delaware, generally fair; Westi il v winds;
eiightly colder tonight. Fur llitru-t of
Columbia, Maryland ,ind Virginia, luirj
slightly wwuiorj westerly winds.
Hand in Hand
go grease and indigestion that's why physicians con
demn modern lard. Hand in hand go health and Cot
tolene that's why Cotlolene has received the endorse
ment of the leading lights of the medical profession.
When you feel that it would be a pleasure to eat any
kind of pastry or fried food, without fear of indigestion,
m irrtCT wo rvartt IS. liW
Tinli'S le - -.a -i a .f.o.. .e -nl, nH
Ww New York vk y nadel h'., .-(
10, &.2S. T.i. ...re . 12 V.. S.M. : r, ?. ii-
M0, a. ra. For Newport -:. r
rvt weviins Kit' "fij v 'nn v wrr- .
10, B.r., 1 2-1, . xn, '. v.lcl, .IHi
ay, S.10, t. 'r
for PottT)(e, metit vlam. .1U. c. -.
IB, e.56. u. n,. S'fdav. .! . t.
For Tart.vou. end Maiuuioy Otk. WMk g
e.10, n.J5, 7.tr, a. m lta,.S,S 6
lay, S.10. . vo.
For 'WUllamsiiort, SunBury ana i.eiif. .
a-eek nys, ., M.sn a . t.tN '. c -Sunday,
S.W. . m. .
For Mstiarnv Plane, 'wees days, no,
), U.8C .!., 33.8a, 1.SH, TJO. tl S.
.at. Sunday la. S.25, . tt.
fat Aahlanti ano Siatoo1tlr. wees oyn. .
., H.M a. m., v.Sft, ,. tr. !- (
,K a. m.
For Baltimore. 'Wasb.lncton t nd tbe wesv
U. A O. K. R , through trains leave Bef
Terminal, PWlaaelpbla. (P. ft R. R. R0 i 3
.as, ti.w a. ra., 3.41, T.?r, n. m.. nuno. am
K. f'.M a. m., 8.-U. T.B7 n. m. Additions
nal" from 24th and f heetnut streets station
week Jays, 1.-15, 5 41. .2S p. m. Hundays, 1.8?
s.lBp v,.
TAAlfln rK suinaniJUAt:
Leave New York via Pblladelpma, wear -00
a. .. 1.80, 4.00. 7.WI p. ra., 1115 ttlrtt. H
lay, B.00 p. m.
Leave Nsw Yors via Mauch Chunk, weekita
.80, U.10 a. m., 1.10. 4.70 p. ra.
Leave Fbuadniotua. Heading Temut.
eek days. 4.f,o, 8. SB, 10.00 a. m., and 4.
4.01, 11.80 p. m Huiiday, h.ai p. ni.
Lies re Keatung, ween aays, i.atv.iu, iu.e, ii c
m., 5.K, 7.67 p. m Sunday, 1.8S, a. tr.
Leave Pottf vile, week cava, it.86. 7.1t a.
U.80, 6,12p. a aunday, 2.85 a. m.
Leave Tarn o-ii'i week days, 8.18, 8.60, 11.28
m., l.SO.7.16, u.se p m. Sunday, 3.18 a. ro.
Leave Mabanov Cltv. week cuts. 2.4a. .r
11.47 a. m., 1 5t. 7.38. 9.54 p. rr. Sunday, 3.4'
. m.
I.N, 8.87, ll.W a. ro., 12.58, tM, i.,7.Kt,W K
m. bunaay, s.w, i.uu a. in..
Leave Wllllamsport, week fliys, 7,42, 10.1
3.86,11.16 p.m. Sunday, 11.16 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut Street Yhari
und Houtb Htreet Wharl for Atlantic City.
Week-Davs Exorese. 9.O0. a. m.. ZOO. 4.W.
vOOp. m. Acoommoddalon, 8.00 a. in.. 5,4f
p. m.
oonaay i- iDreea. y.w. iu.uv a. m. AOoom
nodaUon. 8.00 a. tn. and 40 p. m.
Keturnlcg, leave AUanuc Ulty, aepot, oorci
t tlaniio and Arkansas avenues.
Week-Davs Express. 7JB. 9.W a. m. anc
..Wsolltftin. vi. Annomilnfwlatinri. S IS a. m
tnd 4.82 p. m.
nanaa rat ress, 4.uu. 7.aw p. is. Aeoomnu
tatlon, 7.15 a. m., and i 16 p. to.
nunor oars on an express uaioj.
O.G HANCOCK, dm. PaSa. AV
Pbuadelphla F
I, A. SWEIOAKO. Oen. SuDt
Professional Cards.
M.
8. KI8TLEU, M. D..
mrsiCIAN AND SURGEON.
Office. ISO North Jardln street. Shenandoah.
M.
SI. BUlllIE,
A TTORNE V-A T-LA W,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
Office. Esran buildlnir. corner of Main and
Centro streets, Shenandoah.
-y N. STEIN, M. 1).,
PHYSI0IAN AND SURGEON.
Office Room 2. Euan's New Bulhllncr. coi
ncr Main and Centre streets. Shenandoah. Pa
Office Hours: 8 to' 10 a. in.: 1 to 8 p. m. 7tc
p. m. Night offlceNo. 230 West Oak street
G.
M. HAMILTON, M. D
rnraioTAN and surgeon.
Office. Water Company
Lloyd street.
building, 20 West
Di,
WENDELL KBliKlt,
Successor to
Dk. OHAS. T. PALMER,
JSTM JSAIl SUROJSOlf,
301 Mahantougo Street, Pottsvllle, Penna.
HARfMAN STEEL PICKET FENCE
Is the cheapest and best fence made. Cheapei
than a wooden fence lor residences, lawns.ccm
etery lots or any klnttof fencing. M. II. Mastsb
naa the agency and carries It In stock at hit
marble and granite works, 187 H. J1KDIN ST
Clock Spring Blade
Pericct Couiu,
'orepaugh Circuses,
Ask your Dealer for
Pee our name on the handle. Sl'IUSU CUKUT CO
536
iFr.4"sT-5tf
lVCSiJ!Unly
Bomsttmss neeils a reliable, monthly, regulttlng medicine. Only bsrulus thi
the purest drugs should be used. If you want the best, get
Or. PteaB's pQBiiriro.yal FbIIs
Ther are prompt, it (e and certain to result. The Ksaulne (Dr. Teal's) psvar lsJh
notnt. Beat anywhere, (l.Ot, Address fsaii Usoicua Ce Uevslsnd, U.
Bold by P, P, D. KMLIH, DruggUt, Bh$iuimioah, Pa,
get Lottolene. See that the trade
mark steer's head in cotton
plant wreath is on every pail.
Made only by
The N. K. Fslrbank Company,
CHICAGO, and
18V W. Delaware Are.. PttOadsu
IKE
IN BfTBUT M4ROA 24, 1885.
PmnsHr trains I-uve Sttenaudoftl! tor
'an m.ah .11. to i am nunk. L4-
hlKhwr, -.uttnfuu. 'a, '. AStuam,
Alieuiowo, it'.Dilar as, kanuv ainJ Weather'
B0 ".an '.:.. - " -7 "rj. m.
Stt e Vir-' vn.l pt-nt. , " ,
(.16 r, 1 1 - . " p. in. ' . n '
P.15
a.m.,n48.5r p. nu
UtteeyvlUe. TwatJs. Sifr' .
Khwira. p-4, "s ..,"!, "2?
For Sw.'cuit, Buffalo N, . , .,
tot WW. us- nnl 7.W R.?r
ro.BcWd,.r, Dais v a- 1 '
troudbul;, B.ila. in., i.lf! y
for JVvtn'jOrVr'.iP ')' Tfn'i
ybTTunktan.ioosr ( 04,s.lfi. v.
rtr Tti'Be ai 'lrevr, ? n r
m
!'or Autiiu-n 9.16 a. a, kit p
rorJ?-ieevl,li.,Li9Vla.iniiti . 1
7 a. ui., 12. j.. re.
"'or S'jtoc xoi r. I.. 1. v-rd ,- ' SU
0 15, a. tn.. '?." !.-' .08 p. nr
For Sliver Uroolt Junclon. Audenriod aaC
Hailetoc 6 04, 7.88, 9.15 a. to . 12.48, SLIT, 5.8T av"
.0R p. .
For Soranton, 6.M, 9.16, a. tc., 8.67 ana 1. IT
p tn. '
For Basleb oolr, Jeddo, Drlftou and Frli ,
0 4t, T.88, 9.16, a. tr.. 18.48, 2.67, 8.87 j. rr
-' it Ashland, Girardvillo frt im. 0Wk, 4. 40,
0.15, 30.9.18,10.20 a. m., ia.85, 1.10,4.10, 6.36
8.22 p. m
nr Raven Run, Oentralla, Mount Oarme
4amokln,9.18, 11.14 a. m.,1.88, 4.90, 8.K, 9.15
. nr.
Vor Yt-lllft, Park Plaoe, MananoyOIty ar"
"lane, 5 RO, .04, 7.88, 9.16, 11.06 a m., 12.4r, 117
5 rr. 8.0e 9.29. 10.53 p. m.
Trains wlli leave Shamoklo at 5.15, 8.1k,
11.45 a. ui.. 1.68, 4.80 9.80 p. m., and arrive 1
h-vnrdoab 6.04, 9.15 a. to., 12.48, 2.57, 6.27,
11.15 p. x
Leave Shenandoah for Pottsvllle, 6.01 7 31
9 08, 11.05 11.80 a. in., 18.43, 8.67. 4.18 k.A, t 03
a. m
Irfiave Pottsvllle for Shenandoah, e.w, 1 40,
09, 10.16, 11.40 a. m , 12.82, 8.00,. 440, 6.W, 7 15,
7 51;, 0.40 P. to.
Ieave Sbenandoan for Haileton.e.M,7.8fl, 9.15,
Ol., 18.48, 167, 5.27,8.08 p. m.
' T6 Hazleton fur Shenaniah, 7.86, 10.0 5,
11 '8 , tn . 18.16. 9 1 8 6.80. 7.86. - 50 (.. v
Trains leave for Raven Hun. Centralis,. Mt.
uartnet ana naamoain, n.w a. m., i.w n
anaarnve at bbamoitm at7,4U a. ra, ami d.v
. m.
Trains leave Hhamokln lor Sbsnandoak tf
7.55 a. m. and 4.00 p. m., and arrive at Xke
anaoah at 8.4B a. m. and 4.68 p. m.
Trains leave ior Asniana. u iraravrue ana im
areek, 9.4O a. m., li.no 0. m
ror Haste con, uiaots urtti. jnncnon. l'aaa
Haven Junction, Maucb Otaunk, Alleatowa,
tuthlehem. Baston and Ne York. 8.4W a iu
II 80, 2.66 p. ID.
Foi Philadelphia Iz.80. U.56 p. m.
V.tnntlU taaaa tl1ais Va ax.. J"4 A auk
Delano, 8.49, 11.86 a. a., ., 166, 4.58 8.01 p. -
re Haziotoc tor errnanaoan, 1; at)'
a. m., 1.06, 5.80 p. m.
riave Shenandoah for Ponavutt 5. 8.1 9.
U.S2 a. m , 8.40 p. m.
ueave PottsvUle tor ahenandoaB. 8.8a, 1 48
a.m.,1.86, 5.16 p. m.
ROLLIN H. WILBUR, Qeni. Supt.,
South Bethlehem, Pa
OHAS. S. LEE, Uenl. Pass. Art.,
Philadelphia
A.. W, NONNRMAOHRK, ASSt, O. P. A
'outh Bethleliera. Pt
iENNSYLVANlj- riAlLilUAL.
t SOHDTI.K1LL DIVtBIOH.
JANUARY 11, 1835. ,
Trains will leave Shenandoah alter the above
late for Wlggkn's, Gllberton, Frackvllle, New
-astle, Bt. Clair, Pottsvllle, Hamburg, Readlni,
Pottstown, Phconlxvllle, Norrlstown and Phfl.
tdelphla (Uroad street station) at 0:08 ad Hill
1. m. and 4:15 p. m. on weekdays For Potts
tille and intermediate stations 9:10 a, m.
SUNDAYS.
For Vflggsn'a, Gllberton, Frackvllle, New
Jastle, St. Clair, Pottsvllle at 6:01. 9:40 a.nv
ind 3:10 p.m. For Hamburg, Reading, Potts
sown, Phcenlxvllle, Norrlstown, Philadelphia
tt 6:00, 9:40 a. m 8:10 p. m.
Trains leave Frackvllle for Shenandoah at
10:10 a.m. and 12:14, 6:04, 7:42 and 10i27p.ro.
Sundays, 11:18 a. m. and 6:40 p. m.
Leave Pottsvllle for Shenandoah at 16U5,
11148 a. m. and 4:40,7:15 and 10:00 p. m, Sundays
tt 10:40 a. m. and 5:15 p. m
Leave Philadelphia (Broad street station) for
Shenandoah at 6 67 and 8 86 a m, 4 10 and 7 11 P
m week days. On Sundays leave at 6 60 a m.
Leave Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOR NEW YORK.
For New York. Express, week day,,
tt 50, 406, 450, 515, 660, 7S8, 8 80, 9 60, 10 30,
(dlnlni; car), 11, 11 II a m, 12 noon, 12 44 (Lim
ited 121 and 4 22 p m dining cars), 140, 2 80
:dlnlnoar),8 20, 4, 5,8, 6 50, 7 13, 8 12, 10 p m
12 01 iHizht. Hunda s, 3 20, 4 05, 4 50, 5 15, 812.
9 60, lu 30 (dining oar). 1108 a m 12 44, 289
(dining oar). 4 m (limited 122), 520, 6 30, 6 50,
7 13, H 12, 10 00 p tn, 12 01 night.
Express lor Boston, wlttiout obaags, 11am,
weekdays, and 6 50 p m daily.
WASHINGTON AND THK SOUTH.
For Ualtlmore aui Wajtuaslon 2 60, 7 JC. 8 Mv
4 iu, tu nu, it in, 11 sb a m, 111 umitea atniaf
j.,. 1 iw a, vi.
s u,
4 41, (5 1 Oonjreaelonal Li:
1 1 e ee i ( .. nn. it, a
'dlnlns oar). 7 40. (dinlnit ear) 11 m. and III
nleht wetilr da, vs. Hundavs. S 50. 7 20. 9 10. 11 18.
11 88 a m, 4 41, 6 56 (dining oar). 6 66 (dlnlnr
oar), 7 40 (dining oar p m and 12 68 nlh-
Leave Market Htreet Ferry, Philadelphia
FOR ATLANTIC OITY.
Sxprees, 8 60 a m, 2 10. 4 10 andSOOpmweak
layB. Sundays, Express, 8 45 and 9 45 am.
For Cape May, Anglesaa, WIMwoad aatt
dolly Beach, express, a. m., 4 00 p m week
lays. Sunday, 9 00 a m.
ForBea Isle City, Ocean Olty nd Avalon,
Express, 9 00 a m, 4 00 p m week days, bun
la tb, 9 CO a m.
For Uomers Point, express, 8 50, a m, 4 10 p
a week days, Sundays, 8 45 a m.
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Ctec'i er "' Pass'r'vArt
AHSY PILLS!
Safe and sure, seno 4c fos-wokan's sjuC
QUARcr Wilcox Spccifig Co,Pnu-aPJ
Spring Gurry Comb
80ft na a Brush. Fits every Curve. Tha
useu Dy U. b. Army nnd by Uanium end
nntl Lending Horsemen of the World.
It, Sample mailed post mid 2? cents.
Mil CO., 102Ulijetto St,, South Ileal, Indiana.
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