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PRMSEDBraPBKS
Tee l.cailiog Dailies Investigate MiiDyoa's
Htm dies.
And Declare They Cure 96 Out or Every
loo Persons,
"From testimonial received and from
fao b nathered by ft Time reporter, we
flrullhnt.nlir.nr fverv 100 who bnve UBed
Munvnn'a Kheumatisni Cnre. 98 bnve
declared themselves cured or greatly
benefited. There can now be no heal
tAtir.v in miv inir that Munvon'a Rhenma
tlam Cure may be termed a positive cure
for rheumatism." Pulladelphla Times,
May U, 1893. , . ,
"Wo knni that thousands of people In
our midst have been cured by Munyon'a
little suar pellets." uoston Jfost.
"Mnnvnn'a Remedies act almost In
stantaneously, apeedllv curing the moot
ob9tlnnte cases in a iow nours. uam
more American.
"Over l.BOt) people have written us that
they have been cured by Munyoa'n Item
.edles "New York Pres.
"MatiyoVs Remedies are handy to
carry, pleant to take and absolutely
harmless." asblnp;ton post.
Munvon's KheumxtUm Cure la Riiaran
tee. I to cure rheumatism In any part
ot the body. Acute or muscular rheuma
tism cured in from one to Ave days. It
never falls to cnre sharp, sho-jtiac pains
in the arms, leH, Miles, back or breast, nr
BorenusH in any part of the b'.dy in from
one to three hours. It is irtmrauteed to
nrommlv cnre lameness. still and nwollen
joints, stiff back, nnd all pains In the
nlnn and loln-i. Chronic rheumatlm.
sciatica, lumbago or pain In the back are
speedily cured.
Miinyoii's Homoeopathic Home Remedy
Comoany. of Philadelphia, put up aped-
Acs for nearly every disease, which are
sold by all druggists, mostly for 85 cents
a bottle.
Those who are In donbt as to the nature
ot their diseaie should address Profesor
Munyon, 1605 Arch street, Philadelphia,
clvino tnll svmntoras of their disease,
Professor Munyon will carefully dlnanose
the case and give you the benefit of his
advice absolutely freeot nil charge. The
Remedies will be sent to any address on
receipt ot retail price.
JOHN D ALTON,
AGENT FOR
Shenandoah and Vicinity
FOR
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CELEBRATED
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Also Ltfo and Accidental Companies
When In POTTSVIIiUC,
Stop at
PHIL. WOLL'S HOTEL
200 North Centre Street
Meals at all hoars. Ladles' dining room
attached. Finest wines, Honors, cigars.
THEEL
1317 Arch StPhila. Pa.
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tunc.
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case la beyond human ftlil. ltellefat
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cbecked InimedUlsly und contluuedl
Improvement. Every obstacle to)
Imppy married lite removed. Kervel
force, will, energy, brain power.l
when falilnir or lost, are restored bvl
the combined NEW treatment. Victims ol
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Sufferers from folly, overwork:, early errors. III
health and excesses In married life regain
your strength. Don't despair, even If In the
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medical science and honor still exist. Bend
llveZ-cent stumps for book "TRUTH," tbe
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wuai mcj wvEiiuja co save tuemseives jruiui
exposure) their tricks and devices, calling;
themselves celebrated and famous, giving Ireej
advlco and Guarantee, charging enormousl
prices lor cnean, poisonous druirs. and there
by rulnlntt thousands. Hours i 9 to & Even
-li Notice-All alllicted with dangerous and)
nopeiaa Mm. buuuK. can ror examination.!
Dally, from 0-1. Wed. and flat, eve'gs. -, and
Min., -.- .r,,pw, run, jreaiineniuy man.
AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL
329 N. 15th SL
Sg1.? pallowhlll,
Philadelphia, pa.
Thirty veMrs' continuous practice in all
Boe Ul dljea es f both sexei.. Dr. Lobb
guarantees to permanently cn-e all caog of
!. ....iiiim I'.i riirn at Vntilli and dis.
cutset theltloort Ne veH Mulu. Kidneys,
andUeneMlaid Local Debl ty il
imprudence, Hire's or ArVn
MenMii V nor to tbe
lslug from
and rotor
unt Mumim
Thlnv vinrs continuous prcu.u pn
itiutin hi' cl of diseases is nccient evi
dence of ul aull In th- Ireavnent ol h.s
niiiants Consultation und exam.ntiun
i.nd ttrlctly contldentlftl. Oflloe hours,
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n5venlnFB. (Jail or Bend for free book on
ErrorSol Youlh Bad obicure dlwaeea of both
eezes.
AT DEBATE.
rofes3or Laughlin and William H
Harvey Meat on the Rostrum,
DIVEEQENT VIEWS Oil IINANOE
Doth Sides of the Monty Question Tre.
senleil at Chicago by Men Who Are Ac
knowledged as Xeadars Aroouo; Mono
inetnlllsts and llliuetalllsts.
ClltcAGO, May 17. A stirring political
encounter took placo lnst night, hanllj
pnrnllelcd in the west since tbe turnout
struggle between Lincoln and Couglos,
just on the cvo ot the civil war. Tho com'
bntnnts wero two slants of the opposing
sides In tho rnslng flnnnclnl controversy
Linwrcnco Lnuahllu. professor ol po
litical economy in the Unlvorsity of Chi
cago, tho fnvorlto authority of Presldoul
Cluvelnnd, nnd Wllllmn H. Hnrvey, nuthoi
of "Coins Flnnnclnl School."
The spacious rooms of tho Illinois clut
on stntcly Ashlnnu boulovnru were
crowded tosuffocntlon when thoprcsldent,
Dr. Homor M. Thomas, read tho proposi
tion to bo discussed ns follows:
"Resolved, that tho United Statcsshould
it onto ontor upon tho free colnngo ol
silver nt tho ratio 10 to 1, independently ol
tho action of any other nation
For tho nfflrmntlvo Mr. Harvey said in
part: "Tho first rfasou why I am in ravot
of Independent action by this country is
that wo should not uo suujecteu ic
tho Influences of tho governments ol
Eurono. If people can bo reduced to pov
erty, nnd tho prosperity of tho United
States can bo ruined by hanging to tnn
financial policy of Europo, then wo can be
roduccd to tho same condition by ilnanclnl
legislation as n war of conquest would re
duce us.
'Our f rlends,tho mouoniotnlllsts.mostly
say, 'Wo admit bimetallism would bo good
If wo could got International bimetallism
In other words they ngreo that there is
something radically wrong, but claim
that wo aro tied to the financial policy ol
Europo, Whero thero Is a necasslty there
Is a remedy. Tho governments of Europe
nro plutocracies. Thoy squeeze the lemon
lor tho peoplo about ovory so often. The
few control class legislation nnd tbe
masses are he wore of wood and drawers of
water for tho titled few. Now, If finan
cial legislation Is one of tbe classes of
class legislation by which tbo many are.
robbod and the tow aro enriched, then It
Is one of tho Institutions of tho European
governments that we, as a nation of peo
plo, republican In form, should declare
our independence.
"This nation can hnvo an Independent
financial system without any reference
whatever to tho balnnco of tho world, nnd
can carry ou .tsown commerce with other
governments of the world notwithstand
ing. Primarily, balances of trndo are set
tled with trade. We give them our wheat
and wo take their silks, nnd the balance
that wo may owo them or they owo us
will Ijo settled Just ns tho merchant be
tween the Importing points mny ngreo trf
suttlo It. Thero Is no such thing as an In
tcrnntlounl money.
"What wo want Is bimetallism, nnd
scientific bimetallism Is this: Free and
unlimited coinage of both gold nnd silver;
these two metals to constitute the primary
or redemption monoy of tho govornment.
Tho monoy coined from both metals to be
legal tender in tbo payment of nil debts.
Tho operation ns to which of the two
moneys Is to bo paid In tho liquidation of
a debt to rest with tho debtor.
"Wo would again mako tho standard
silver dollar tho unit of value, as it was
before 1873. Wo would make gold coins
of tbo vnluo of so many silver units or
dollars, ns tho law existed prior to 1873.
Silver Is tho people's money.
"Wo would allow no private Individual
to dlctute to tho govornment what Its le
gal tender modoy should bo. There wns
to be no two yardsticks, mo ricti man s
money gold wns recolncd when the
commercial ratio changod to interfere
with tho legal ratio.
Tho bank of Rothschilds in England
1b now behind tho United States trensury.
Thoy are our financial agents; our finan
cial innnugers. Wo are paying thorn tho
nrlncoly salnry of f8,0X),003 for each bIx
months of tholr valuable sorvlces. Wo
are In the hands of tho pawnbrokers of
Europo. Put silver In sompotltlon with
gold as quick ns possible. Tho extra dt
mand for silver will raise its value.
Evervthlnu will udvance in vnluo at
ouco. "
Profossor Laughlln, replying for the
negative, said:
"There lsnomoroessontlnl need of on in
creased amount of measure with which to
coiupure goods than thero Is or should be
u number of yardsticks equal to tne mini
bor of yards of cloth In n storo.
"Tho Idea of supposing that much mouoy
Is required in order to havo something
with which to measure goods Is as absurd
as to suppose that u community must
have hearers In numbor equal to the pop
ulation. What Is Important Is that the
goods when expressed in terms of a com
mon demonluator of value aro today oi'
changed iu enormous fuantltlos, mainly
without the use ot ony money. Thu
necessity of nu increasing quantity of
money is growing less important with tho
dovelopmuut of this system ol excuangos.
From UJ nur cent, to U3 per cont. of trans
actions uro purfonnod by this machinery
without the use of monoy, aim receni in
vestigations bv tho ooniDtrollorof the cur
rency show that 51 por cent, of retail
transactions nroslmllurlyporformodwlth
out the uso ot money.
"Wo uxpross tho vuluo of goods in ternn
of money, but then wo really exchange
thorn almost outirely by means of tho de
posit curroncy. Transactions expressed In
terms of mouov ore based not upon coin
but np'on the goods bought and sold. Coin
only U a means of going from ono sot of
goods to another. Prices glnce 1873 have
uot fallen U'c.iuso of tho lock of money
Silver has fallen about B0 per cent, as com
pared with a very utodost fall In the price
of commodities. Sliver uocs not, navo vuc
Aiiiiie 'nurchaslnp; price In 18W ns In 18iJ,
Hence, free coinage cannot bo urged as a
just means of paying debt.
"Sincewo uuuoriooK uiuniircuu.su ui
ver, hi 1873, it lias fallen about one-half In
value, although wo hnvo purchased about
jO'JO,OUJ,000. It Is perfectly evident thut
rhnrn u mi uKQ In the United states act
imr iiIoiih to bolstor tin the price when w
have failed oven In concert with thu Latin
Union.
"As free colnago of sllvor would Inevlt
!ilv ri.!ilt In n full of wagos, its flwl ef
fect would be to dtnilillsb tho purchasing
noweritf all wnaen. Tho man who guts
50j or 4100.UX) a yobr as a fixed ruto
wages or salary wllrilnd We can uuyjuei
half as rouoh on uow. Aro we willing to
sacrifice tho interests, of tho laboring
aloesea to tho Cemandsl of certain owners
i silver ininti v ".tie My'ri't lion!
vink tho ucjdIo wttn t!lu ory of more
money?
"No trick or sophNtry can mnUe the
scaling of debt to mean anything InU dis
honesty and cheating. V ero lr,'o coinage
of silver to bu passed It would mean that
every depositor In a savings bank, every
Investor In a loan association, every holder
of a life Insurance polio;, every rcclplout
of a pension would havo their duos re
duced one-half. Is It possible that thero
is something behind this froo colnngo
schemo not really discovered?
'Extraordinary as Is the proposal for frco
colnaRO. It is In truth only a huge disease.
It was born In the private ofiloes of the
silver kings, nursed at the hands of tho
speculators, clothed In economlo error, led
on boodle, und us sure ns there is honesty
and truth In the American honrt it will
die young and be buried in the samo Igno
minious grave wherein lies the now for
gotten infant once famous as the rag
Tired, Weak, Nervous
Could Not Sleep.
Prof. L. D. Edwards, ot Preston,
Idaho, says: "I was all run down.
weak, nervous and irritable throuL'h
overwork. I sulTured from brain fa
tigue, mental depression, etc. I be
came so weak and nervous that 1
could not slecD. I would arise tired.
discouraged and blue. I began taking
Dr. Miles' Nervine
and now cvexythinii Is changed. 1
sleep soundly, I feel bright, active
and ambitious. I can do more In one
day now than I used to do in a week.
For this great good I give Dr. Miles'
Restorative nervine tnosoio creaiu
It Cures."
Dr. Miles' Nervine Is sold on a positive
cnaranleotha&luu llrstlioltio will benefit.
AlldrucKlsts sell It at H,0 bottles for 15, or
It tcM 1 bo sent, pretialil, ou receipt of price
by tbo Dr. Allies ilouicai uo., i.iunari, inu
Emil J. Beyer's
(Formerly Murphy Bros.)
Saloon and Restaurant,
19 North Main Street.
The bar supplied with first-class wines,
liquors, beer, ale, porter, unoice cigars
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE OLD RELIABLE
SWEET CAPORAL
Hat stood tha Test ol Time
MORE BOLD THAN ALL OTHER
BRANDS COMBINED
n.ul..Alrra EnslUh Dlsmoml Itranif.
ENKVROYAL PILLS
Urlclnal mna uniy ucnuinc
iff. aJwiTi rvlUbla. Lsvoics tk
liruriiil tor ClltktMer $ JJnutith Ola-J
nond Brand la lUd fcwt Cold nietJUo
ItMiiM, tetlal with blutf ribboa. Take
I n a I. Rtum iLtttanraua sTU&idiU
ttomm and imitation!. At DruKxUti. or lend 4e.
in umrm -for particulr, leatimonUta nd
Mftll. 2 ,(0O T tinwnUU. Sum J'uper.
Sold lj U Local DmynlKtt. l'lillad., I'm.
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine
A tonic IDT ladies. It yOU are
f ,.,1.co
auui-iiiiy iiuiu vvt.aRiiwj,
.teel exhausted ana nervous
are getting thin and all run
down, Gilmore's Aromatic
Wine will bring roses to your
cheeks and restore you to flesh
and plumpness Mothers, use
it for your" daughters. It is
the best regulator Snd Corrector
&
for all ailments peculiar tO WO-
-
manhood. It promotes diges
tion, enriches the blood and
gives lasting strength. Sold by
A. WASLET,
106 N. Main St.,
Shenandoah. Pa
ANSY PILLS!
8ATt AHO BUHE.Sf0o.fM-W01Jf tW
BUARO." Wilcok BpaeiriO COtTOUW
Mild ijJitTHjjfiuc mg
WtMttlUsttUW WUISKUSSM W
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emu
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Fatal Fall of a Tenement Housa
Naar Providenoo.
THREE KILLED.TWO FATALLY HURT
Nine Others nce've li'jnrles More or Imis
Serious One Killed aud Two l'utally
Hart Whll. Removing til. Wull of
Hurtled UulMIng In Chlcngo.
Providekcb. Mnv IB. A two and n hnU
story wooden tenement house, owned by
Joseph LeMolne and occupied by blm nnd
sevcrnl othcT Krcnoh families, In that part
of tho town of Covontry known as "Jeri
cho," seven miles from this city, collapsed
into yesterday afternoon and thrco persons
wero killed nnd eleven Injured. It Is
tho unlit that two of tho latter aro fatally
hurt. Tho bulldlna hnd been raised to
permit tho building of unother story tw
ncnth it,
Tho killed aro M-i. Mabel Guertln, 03
yenrs old. occupant of house; Asa Aid
rich. 55 years old, workman employed in
rnlsltur house! SU-yuur-uld child of Louis
LcMoluo, occupant of house.
Tho Injured tire; Mrs. Le.uome, ngcu
0 years, crushed, bruised and Injured,
probably fatally; Noah Richards, work,
man, scalp wounds, side crushed, probu
bly fntiil Internal Injuries; Airs, liouis
LeMolno, 35, Injured about head; Fred
Balllere, 10, scalp wounds, unconscious;
Frank LoMoino, 18, log fractured; Joseph
LeMolne, Bo, serious contusions, GoS'
selln, 1U, scalp wounds, shoulder crushed,
Two smnll children named Uaunlero were
also seriously injured. Two others stiS'
tnined sllclit Injuries, but wero able to
care for themselves.
The building wns about fifty foot long,
with a frontage of twenty feet. Tho lower
portion wits formerly a storo nnd thu
owner recently decided to rnlso It thirty
feet and fit up tho lower stories for tene
ments, and about three weeks ago Con
tractor foole, of Apponaug, began the
work, aud tho structure was raised to the
required height. Tho two families In the
upper storlei did not movo out, as they
were told the building was perfectly safe,
While tho men wero worklna at tho
underpinning tho building, without warn'
ing, slid off the piles on which it rested
nnd pitched endwlso into the street, strlk
ing the ground with a terrific crash as It
was split and smashed Into a mass of klntV
ling wood. From the ruins roso tho cries
of tho injured und dying, nnd tho passers.
by and others at onco began the work ot
rescue. In the excitement tbo Ccutrevlll
lira department was summoned, and they
rendered valuable assistance In tearln
nwny thu debris. An alarm was rung up
on tho mill bells nnd soon thousands hud
gathered at tho scene.
Meanwhile tho rescuers were tearing
apart4 tho mass of splintered beams nn
boards, and soon came upon tho body ot
woman lying In the street under tho sec
ond floor, li wns crt a led Into n condition
almost past recognition, but from the
clothing It wns Identified as that of Mrs,
Guertln, a widow who lived on tho second
floor. A short distance away the body or
a child was found. Tho neck was brdkou
and' the lower parts wero badly mangled,
Half nn hour later tho body of Asa Al
drlch, of Arctic Centre, was found. His
back was broken nnd his head crushed
Into pulp. Aldrich was in tho actot mov
ing n heavy jack under tho building when
It started pn Its downward plunge.
Mrs. Joseph LoMome, wife of tho qwner
of tho building, and Noah Richards, a
workmon, were taken from tho ruins so
badly Injured thnt they will probably die.
half n dozen others, including children,
who had been playing near by, wero also
Injured. Joseph LoMolne, a man 85 years
old, escaped with tevero bruises und a bad
shaking up.
Another Falling; llullrtlnc Fatality.
Chicago, May 18. Three men were
burled under n brick wall which collapsed
at tho Globe Muuldlng works. Sangamon
street and Fourteenth placo. One of tbe
men, William Nauglo, was so badly In
jured thnt ho died within a few minutes
after being taken to the hospital. Of the
other two, James Carbine received a frac
tured skull and will probnbly dlo, and
Thomas Burns, who was badly battered up
about thu body, wlllrecovor. The building
had been burned n short time ago nnd tho
injured mon, with eight others, were on-
gaged In tearing down the walls. A high
wind which was blowing toppled part of
tho wall over and tbe threo men wero
I caught.
Town Destroyed, Thirty Darned to Death,
ST. I'etkrsbukq, May 18. The town of
Brcst-Litowskl, in the province of Grodno.
Russian Poland, wns completely destroyed
by Are last evening, nnd thirty persons
wero burued to death. Brost-Lltewskl
was n town of about 40,030 Inhabitants,
Anurchy Prevailing In Formosa.
IjONDON, May 18. Tho Times prints a
ulsputeh from Kong Kong which says that
anarchy prevails in tho northern part ol
tho Island of Formosa, nnd riots are of
daily occurrence, numerous porsons hnv
Ing been killed and wounded. General
Ku Hong Knk, a Hatta chlof, bin pro
claimed himself king of the northern por
tion of tho island, and suvornl thousand
well cnuliinod soldlors havo Joined his
standard, and his force Increases dally
Tho Chlnose authorities havo captured
aud beheaded many of his followers, but
tho revolt seems to bo spreading.
Chi tin
nuvocaios mo recognition oy tne poworsoi
a Fonuosnu republic.
The Dlstlnculatied luvullils.
Washington, May 18. Secretary of
State (xrosham Is reported to bo resting
coni'irrnbly Heprosentatlvo Hut H cou
d'u on s reported to bo slightly Improved
Hepivncutntivo pogswell.of Massachusetts,
Is worso ngnlu, and his condition gives
rise to much apprehension regarding the
outcome. Miss Mary Abigail liodge tUall
iiamllton) was worse aguln yesterdoy.
though she Is reported to be rostlug moro
easily this morning. Her system fails to
respond to tbo treatment or the physician
und her friends aro very much concorned
about her, though tho case Is not regarded
1 nn,l.n1 l.n..nlnoo
The Case of Mnrilcrer Buchanan,
ALBANY, May 18. Tho statement that
District Attorney Follows would appear
before the court of uppoals Monday and
ask the court to order Warden bago of
Sing Sing prison to bring Robert W.
Uucbannti botore tho court for resentence
hns created quite a stir hero. Nover in tho
recollection of any person attached to tho
court has this body been known to pro
nounce the death sentenco, and It Is be.
llAnn.l .l.An Mt.i.n !... ......
IIBICU IUUb Lilt J Will .WUU rW UVU UUJT
action except that of ordering the lower
couit In New York, to reoentene,
COTTOLENE.
It's Provokiner
to be deceived ; it's annoying to have a poor
article of shortening. Yon can avoid both by
seeing that your pail of COTTOLENE bears the trade
mark steer's head in cotton-plant wreath and
be sure of having dc.cious, healthful food. Other
trtfitiiitnrhirrc frv to imitate
TOLENE, that's the best
Viky you want the original article.
irlade only by
The N. K. Fair bank Company,
CHICAGO, anil
X8S1 N. Ddawan Ave., FhUada.
RAILROAD SYSTEM
IN MTf KOTMAY 12 189.5
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ea lie in g, eek days 1 35 7 10 10 f 0,11 55
a m aoo 7 07 p. n. & .& ay j.bj b ti
L-a Poitsvlue "ff davs 235,7 40 a m
123H 1112 im Hundav 235 a m
Laie Tarrnqua eekdys 3.18 8 50, 1123 a.
m l ai 7,io 23 r. m mi iaay a is m
Lnavs Mn Himv Cltv w-ck div 5 45.1121
1147 a m., 1.51 7.39 1)51 p m bunduy, 345
a. m.
T.r-r-Mnhano P atie fet davs 24. 4 CO.
6.30, 0 37, 11 G!) ... m 1" 58, 2 CO 5.20 0 20 7 53, 10 10
p. Oi. Suuuay, 2.41 1 Oj a. m.
leave wi'iimflyort, we" days 712. 1010
a in 3.3j 11 15 p m. Suni ar, H.i' v. u
ATLANTIC CITY UIVI810N.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Btreel Wharf
ana bouw ntreex wnari tor jvtianiic nt
"eek-Dv Binrops, 9.H0. v n . 2.00 (Hat-
urouy only 3 00i, 1 no. a 00 p. m. Accommoda
tiun K.Uu a m, 5 4,it) m
Monday Fxprest. 0 0J, 10(0 a. m. Accom
modatlon, 8.1K) a. m. and 4.30 p. m
Returning, leave Atlantlo City, depot, corner
Atlantic and Arkansas avenuei.
Week-uays Express, 7.8 s. m ana
JO a d 580 p. JO. Accommodation. CIS a. m.
and 4.32 1. m.
Mun a a Kxi ress. 4 00. 5.15. 8.00 d. m. Ao
comn odttlon, 7.15 a. m., and 4 15 p. m.
rarior rr on an PTorPss utu, s
C Q HANCOCK " Pas Agt.
Phllidelphla, Pa.
I. A. SWSIQ ART), Uen. Sunt.
PUNNBYLVAN1A KAlLKUAU.
sontJTT.FTi.T rrviaioit.
Al lllL.il, icw.
Trains will leave Shenandoah after tne acoi
late lor Wietran's. Qllbertci. Frackvllle. Ne
laatle. Bl. Clair. Pottsvllle. Hamburx. Keadl&i
;stle,Bt
.Jottst3Kp, Phcenlxvllle, Norrlstown and Phi.
idslphla (Broad street station) at e;U8 .a 111
v. m. ana :io p. m. on wetuoju or roti
lllb ana intermediate stations ;iu a. m.
SUNDAYS,
ror Wlrtan's, Qllberton, rraekvllle: Nf
:atle,St. Clair, Pottsvllle at 0:08. DiiS. n
.nd 1:10 p.m. for Hamburg, Reading, Pottt
own, rBoemxviiie, rorriBHjwn, uiaaeipiui
tc:uu, vnua. m.. s;iu p. m.
Trains leave Frackvllle for Bnensnflost
10:10a.m. and 12:14, 6:04, 7:41 and 19iK7 p.
tunoavs. litis a. m. ana o:tu n. m.
Leave Pottsvllle tor Shcnandoab at Mil
.1:48 a. m. and 4:40,7:16 and 10:00 p. ta.BUEda
kt io:4u a. m. ana o:u d. m
Leave pmiacteipma mroaa Btreei station; n'
Ihenandoah at 1 67 and 6 86 a m, 4 10 and 7 II
n week days. On Sundays leave at 8 N a m
Lave urosu ireeiiauon. r-niiaaeipaia,
TOR NEW YORK,
ror New York. Kxnreua. week d.
iH SO. 4 06. 4 M, E 16. 8 60, 7 23, 8 SO, P (fl, 10 K
idlnlne car), 11, 1114 am, 12 noon, 13 44 (Urn
itedlSl and 4 22 p m dlnlne cars), 140, id'
dining car), sa, 4, o.o, H50, 7 l, 8 iz, iu p m.
l2C0nluhU Hutida s.8 20, 4 06 4 60, 6 IS, t IS
ifii.l' 01 (dlnlni car). 11 08 a m 13 44. 2
(dlnlnr car). 4 M (limited 4 22), 5W, d St', 0 6C
7 IS,
H w, tu uu
n i
1 m, 12 01 night.
Kinross for Boston, without ctanre. Han
cekdays. and 6 50 p tn dally.
WAHH1NGTON AND THK HOFTF
For B tltlmore and Washlnston 3 50, 720, S 31
4 IU, 10 U), 11 18. U 88 , in, (U W Hauled uiui.,
ar.) 180. 8 46, 4 41, (5 18 Concessional I In
Iter, dining car)i 617, 6 66 (dining- car), 7 40.
(dining car) p m . and IV K nlcbt week day
HundaP,350,7 20,6lO, 11 IB. 1188 am. 4 41. lit
(dining carl. 6 lb (Olnlni car), 7 40 (dining car
pm and 12 0! night.
' . ... . .... .-a.. nkii..i.hi.
Utave ssnraQl circab r cirjr, ruuiuciiiiui
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Express. 860 a m, 2 10. 3 SO (Saturdays only) 4 H
and 5 00 p m weel oajs. SulQsjb, Exprest
8 a and V 45 a m.
For Cane Mav. Anglesea, wnawood an
dolly Beach, express, 9 a. m 100 p m wer
lays. fitunoHy, v w a iu.
For Sea Isle City, Ocean City and Avaloi
ttxpreso.OOOa m, 4 00 p m week days. Hui
lavh,9 00am.
ror Somerg Point, express, 8 60, am, 4 It
a week days, Sundays, 8 45 a iu.
i, U. PBBV08I, J K. WO"r
Have yott BoroTnrost, Pimples, Copper-Colored
Spots, Acbes, Old Bores. Ulcers In Uontb, nalr
Falllng? Write Cook Jltmedy Co., 807 Mo.
DonlcTcmplp.Cblcoro.lluror proofs of cures.
Capital aoo,ooo, Cauentscurednlae years
wg-u today' sound and well. lOO-pnuo boo ti
JOHN A. REILLY.
Wholesale and Retail
LIQUOR DEALER,
22-21 South Main St., Shenandoah.
Agent for D. G, YuiDjlUg & Sou's celebrated
ueer, i-orior Aiea eto.
SUA
EVERY WOMAN
imaUtcti neois a reliable, monthly, regulating medicine. Only hiraitM 63
the purest drugs should bo used. Ilyeo want tha Uti, get
Dr. Psal's Pennyroyal Pills
They ars prompt, sale and certain In result. The f saline (Dr. Piaal's) Tsr dlsej3
oolnt. Beat anywhere, 1.0. A40ri PiU. Mmioub 0 acTUa0,O,,
.
1
COT- nffit 1
reason
IN IFFUCT MAKCfl t!4, ltUJ.
Ppssentrer trains lea-e Hhenandoah forPena
Haven Junction. Much Chunk. LlilRhton.
Hlatlngton W He H 11. Catttsauqua, Allen-
town, Uethlehem. F.aRton and Wealheny B.U4,
38, 0.15 a. m, 12.43 2 67, 2J p m
ror rJew 101 k aim innanoiriun, o.ui, v.ra.v.io
111.. 124 . 2fi7t. in. Kor Ouakuke Hivuch-
biek, Merha ds and Uudsoownle, 015 a. m
and 2 57 p m.
For Wilkes iiarre wane Haven, putston,
Lawyvillr.' TuwaDdu. S iy, Waverly and Bl
mirn, 6 Ol, P.lo a. m., LSI, 5.27 p. m.
For Hoc mater. Hutlnlo. lncma Falls and
the Went 9.15 a in . 2.57, 5.27 P m.
Fur Belvldero. Delaware Water Gap ana
Ur nidsbuig. 0 04 a. m., 5 27 p. m
per 1. inocriv ne ai.a 1 -eninn, v 10 a. m.
For Tunkhanuock, 0'4, 0,16 a.m., 2.57.5.27
, m.
For It'saca and Geneva, (.04, 9.15 a. m , 57
. m.
For Auburn 915 a. m. 5 27n.m.
Kor Jearesvi Ie. Leviston and Beaver
Mead iw. 7.33 a. m , 12.43 p m.
For btoiktou and Lumber Yard 8 04. 7.38
9.15 a.m., 12.43.2.57,5 27, B.08 p. m.
r orwiver tlroon j uicllon, luaenrl' d ana
Hszleton. 6.04. 7.31. 9 15 a. m.. 12.43. 27. 5.ZT.
S.08p ra.
r or acranion 0 tn w.in n. m., -;u p. m,
For Rnzibrook. Jeddo. Dritton and Frix-
Jand, 6.04. 7.38. 9.15 u. a... 12.43 2.57, 6.27 p. m.
rxir Asniana, tfraravuie sua 1 obi, ureK,
4.40, 6.1 7 30, 9 13, 10 20 a. m., 12.15, 1.40, 4.10
635.B2)p m.
For aven Run. Centralis, Mount Tarmei
and HhnmoBln, 9 IS, 11 14 a. m. 1 32. 4 SO, S 22,
915p.m.
if or xaiesvnie, i-arK ciuce, Mananoy ur
anrt Delano. 6 SO. 6 04. 7 88. 9 16, II 05 a m-Uwi
2 (7, fi 27, 8 08. 9 25, 10 43 p m.
j rains win lea e -Niamoitin aio 1,1. b id. 11-11
m. 155. 4 SO. 93 It) m.. nnd arrive at ttbfin-
andoah at 6 04, 15u m, 12 43, 2 57, 5 27, U
p m.
l,ave Shenandoah for Pottuvllle. 604, 7 3S,
0 08, 9 15,11(5, 1130 a.m., 12 41, 2 57,4 10,527,
80 p in.
Leavp Pottsvllle for Hhenandoah, 00. 7 48,
9K 1015 1140a.m.. 1332, 3 00, 4 40, 5 2), 7 IS,
7 55, 9 40 p. m.
ieve one' ancoan tar Hszieton, out, 7 ss,
9 15 a. m , 12 4.1, 2 57. 5 27, 8 OS p. 111
beave Huzleion lor ! enuiidoah, 7 3o, 10 05.
11 CO a. m., 12 15 2 58, 5 30, 7 2 7 :6 p. m.
"SUNDAY TRAINS.
Traln Ieav for Raven Run. Centralla. Mt.
Carmel and Sbamokin, 8 45 h m, 2 40 p tu
mid arrive at Hhainokln at 7 40 a. m, and 3 IS
p. m.
Trains lenv shamokla for Shenandoah at
7 55 a. in., and 4 00 p. in., and arrive at Sbenan.
ao .n at s 4l. a. m , ana -1 so p. m.
Trains cave lor Ash and. UirardvillF and
Lft Cre-k 9 40 . 111., 12 3 p. m.
tor ll.izieion, umrK ureen jnncunu, rena
Haven Jun tlou. Mauch Chunk. Allentnwn.
Oeihlehera, GuUin and New York, & 49 a. ta.,
12 30 v 55 P. m.
For I'lilltdelpnia, 12 so, za.jp m.
Tor Yhteavll e. Park Place. Mai anov Cilv
and Delano, 8 49, 11 35 a. m.. 12 30, 2 55 4 58, 6 1
p m.
Leave Ha zleton for Shenandoah, 8 30, 1130
a. m.. 105,5 30 p. n
Leave Shenandoah for Pottsvllle, 555, 840,
0 32i. m,2 40 p m.
Leave t'ottvl le ror Sbenandonb, 8 30, 10
a. m., 1 3i, 5 15 d. ra.
HOLL1N H. WILBUR, Gen'l SupL,
Mouth Uethlehem, Pa.
CHAS.S.L6E, Gen'l. Puss. Agt.
Hht adelphla.
A W. NONNEMACHER, Asst. G. P. A ,
Knuth lleihlehem. Pa
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
M.
S. KISTLER, M. D.,
PB F3I0IA .V A .YD SURGEON.
Office. 120 North Jardln street, Shenandoah,
M.
M. BURKE,
A TTO RNE Y-A T- LA W,
SHKNANDOAII, FA.
Offlce. EKan bulldlnc. corner of Main an4
Centre streets, Shenandoah.
TT N. STEIN, U. 1).,
PSrSlOIAN AND S ORG EON.
Offlce Room 2. Fein's New Bulldlnc. cor.
ner Main and Centre streets. Shenandoah. Pa.
Offlce Hours: F to 10 a. w.i 1 to 3 p. a..; 7 to
p. ra. Night offlce No. 2J0 west Oak street.
G.
M. HAMILTON. M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OfHw. Water Comninv
building, 24 West
Lloyd street.
SPALDIN1. M. D.
Diseases of tug Heart
AND LU.VGS 1
Specialty.
Office tid reslrterce. "0. W White street.
OffiCd bouri v to 9 a m I .o3nd7 to 9 p. m
For Sale Cheap !
2 MIBLK PEOPERTIBS,
On North White Street,
Double block of rtwelllns;, Ko. 80 und
32 North White street, between Centre and
Lloyd Htreet.
Alhb. a double block nf ! welllnfrs, Xos.
116 ond IIS North White Btiee., betweem
Lloyd aud Coal street.
Apply at HERALD OFFICE.
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