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Professional Nnrso Afflicted With
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"After being confined to my
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praising tho little pill that saved me.
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TROUBLOUS ' TIMES IN OOREA,
Grenteftt Severity Uaoil In Suppressing tlic
Itehellloti of tlio Tone link, Who Waged
Cruel nnd Itclentlem Wnrfnro Coren
Wanted Indemnity from China.
Washington, May 20. The latest
i budgets or mnll received at tho Japaneso,
Chinese and Corenu legations at Washing
ton irlrn iniieh isnnpn nn tn tlin chanced
conditions resulting from tho war. Lord
LI, son of LI flung Chang, is expected to
bo tho new Chinese minister to Jnpnn.
The penco settlement will soon bo followed
by a restoration of diplomatic rolatlons,
Mr. Otorl, now a mombor of tho Japanese
privy council, Is mentioned ns a probable
minister to China. Ho was formerly min
istcr to China and knows tho country
thoroughly.
In nn lntorviow Mr. Otorl tolls tho Jap
aneso that having ncqulred commercial
access to Chlnalt will need much tact tc
carry on trado with tho Chinoso. Ho says
British merchants havo already pretty
woll occupied southorn china, which Is the
best field, so that tho Japaneso had better
turn thoir attention to the northern coun
try, whore thg markets aro comparatively
untouched, although they supply millions
of natives. Ho aires nil tho details ot
Chinoso trade, showing among other
things that tho natlvos nover pay cash for
goods. Thoy nro scrupulously honest,
and havo throo pay doys, on May 5, July
10" and Doc. 30. Tho talk in Japan shows
thnCtho conquests of tho armies aro to be
followed by an equally vigorous commer
cial campaign by tho moichnuts.
Corea has passed through troublous
times of lato. Tho foreign ministers feared
an outbreak, and armed guards were sta
tioned at all tho legations. Thero wore
thirty United States marines with United
States Minister Sill at Seoul. Quiot has
been restored, and tho armed guards have
been withdrawn. Tho troublo followed
tho rebellion of tho Tong links. In sup
pressing them tho government used great
severity, A traveler that lately returned
from tho disturbed district reports that
whqrever ho went ho saw houses burned
down, corpses of people murdered, and
towns desolated and abandoned. Tills
brought on mob agitation which threat
ened Seoul nn 4 led to tho armed defense of
tho legations. Tho authorities at Seoul
aro now trying the ringloaders, and there
is a liability that thoy will bo decapitated.
Tho lnllucnce which Japan is now ex
erting in tho modernizing of Corea Is in
dicated by the formation of a court coun
cil to look after those suffering: from the
recent outbreak. On this council of six
members thero nro three Coreans and three
Japanese.
Tho Corenu government recently de
vised n unique moans of raising much
needed revouuo. Observing that Japan
was making heavy demands on China,
and that China was not lu condition to
resist, tho acting minister of public works
of Corea suggested to Count Inoy, tho
Jnpaueso envoy, thnt Corea should also
put in a claim for damages against China,
He argued that China's arbitrary course
had brought on tho war, imd Corea nnd
suffered many calamities therefrom. Ho
urged also that ho should, personally un
dertoke tho duty of negotiating and of
meeting Li Hung Chang at Shimonoscki,
where tho Japan-China terms wcro the::
being arranged. Count Inoy discouraged
tho project, and it was not executed.
Tho louu of three million yen which
Japan made to Corea in order to put tho
country on Ito feet, has begun to bo paid.
Half a million was turned over tho first of
last mouth, and the remaining two nnd a
half million is subject to call by Corea.
Tho Japanese aro looking over tho pos
sessions thoy havo recently acquired. A
large forco of oxpor.t surveyors aro at work
in nnd arouud Port Arthur, with tho pur
pose of finishing tho survey by July, al
though these plans may ho altered now
that tho permanent possession of Port Ar
thur has been given np as a result of tho
protest of tho European powers. Tho In
vestigations ns to tho value of tho Island
of Pescadores has not been encouraging.
Formosa gives better prospects, and al
ready capital Is being invested to put in
largo sugar roflncrios, which will, It is
said, add a now element to tho world's
sugar production.
The Hu-th for Western Homes.
Guthrie, O. T., May 2J. Tho publico
tlou of thu prcsidont's proclamation open
ing tho Kickapoo Indian country to set
tlement created great excitement in this
section. Kverything from a horso to rv bl
cyclo is being got in readiness for tho com
ing race for farms, which bids fair to
equal tho great rush to tho Cherokee strip,
, .JJost Thursday at noon liu.oov acres will
j bo thrown open to settlement. Kighty-
thrco thousand acres have been reserved
I for school land purposes, hut Governor
Honfrow gave out word today that ho will
' Immedlatuly throw-open tho school lands.
. This fact will help hundreds of people who
j will fail to get In on tho ground floor In
I Thut. iy's race. It Is ostlmated that by
Wednoi-day night 75,0X1 peoplo will bolin
Ing tho UorJer of tho Kiokapoo oouutry.
Sunday Kvrnlnir Murder In lUlttrunrp.
BALTiMoltu. May ). Krnk Harris
(colored), aged SO, was shot dead Inst even
ing by ltobtjrt'Leor (white), in the yard of
tho liitter. Harris awl some onruuslng
oonipnnlons attempted to force au u
trance Into tho hou'se of lar. Members
of his family ami friends Twisted the el
ond man. A free flffht- followwl, and
Harris, the Under of hU Ulo. wn IcIIUhI.
Uir anil Mvenil uf tho Itghtera ha Iweii
urvostoU.
Inpictr MoLnuBhlln' TrhO.
Kkw Yohk, May X Oounsol for Po-Hok
Inhpuctor .MelotusliUu ohtolnert stay ot
ih-,)c,- liiiLn until Jtinelt, when xho final
iipiJiietttiou f-ir H ch(Uljtmif VBUWe will b
nuide and dw tlod. Th Bpullonlio U
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IniHlimt eanuot obtain ft fair Wl H UtU
louniy. i
TiTrlvn Years for Two Slurlnrr.
PiTTiiwiiH. May L I'eorpt MoOhl-
land, who was o.miv'oUhI lu the eoiMt'U
greo of the murder f P. Iv Si)tloit, M . T.
L -I .. .. . k...(.lH I 1,11 1 W'il
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noil Welds, who plead-nl ullty. wit
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while standing on tho l Uevtt?
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4- UInri hen, of Children or Adults 25
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Lager ant
The Commander of the Yirginh
Troops at Pocahontas
SAtS HIS PI02ET3 WERE FIRED ON.
He Declnres Thnt on Three DKTerent eights
Thlrty.KlRlit Elinls Were Fired, nnd Ua
prenses tlie Opinion That the Prescnco nf
tho Military Alone Prevented llloodslicd.
Pocahontas, Vn., May 20. Yesterday
the miners held two meetings in West
Vlriiinia, nt Simons, and near IPocnhon
tns In the evening. Tho meetings wore
not so well attended nnd tho colored cle
ment prevailed. Tho course of Governor
O'f'crrall was condemned, whilo Governor
McCorklo was nnolaudcu ns being con
sistent nnd patriotic. Tho Italians here
ftlll refuso to work. Tho Southwct Coal
compnny claim to havo 600 men on duty.
Tho following stntomont has been given
to tho Associated Press reporter hero by
Major Simons, commander of tho Virginia
troops, in reply to Governor MeCorkle s
statement:
'Each of my outposts aro under tho
charge of a commissioned ofllcor, who is
required to render a written report, when
relieved, of tho occurrences during tho pre
vlous twonty-four hours. On tho night of
tho 8th tho officer in command of Coal
Branch Station reported that his sentinel
was flred on six times. On tho night of
tho 9th thoy woro flred on fifteen times,
and on tho night of tho 17th seventeen
shots, were flred, and two of tho sentinels
narrowly escaped being hit.
"In tho two last Instances I was within
hoariug of the shots, which wero flred
from tho adjacent hills toward tho West
Virginia sido. Tho oillcers under my com
mand aro efficient, rollahlo and iutelll-
gect, nnd I du not bellovo thoy would rcu
der a sensational report officially.
'Wo have not interfered with West Vir
ginia men in aliy way except to prevent
their interference with tho men who wore
disposed to work In tho Virginia mines.
wo nro here for tho maintenance ot lnw
nnd tho preservation of order nnd the pro
tection of citlzena of Virginia engaged In
their legitimate pursuits, and not to mo
lest any citizen of West Virginia.
"From all tho Information I havo been
able to gather I am of tho opinion that
but for the pr,esenco of tho military the
Virginia inlucr9 would not havo been per
mitted to continuo operations, and thnt
there may hnve been bloodshed and de
struction of property."
Chlna'b Public Debt.
Washington, May 20. A careful com
pilntlon ot the figures of tho Chlneso na
tional dobt shows that at the present mo
ment it aggregates only about 10,000,000,
a sum Insignificant in view of the great
resources of tho nation. Tho first Chlneso
loan was emitted in 1S75, and since that
dato thero have been various Issues, mostly
for small amounts. Tho rate of interest
on these loans varies considerably, prob
ably owing to tho different character of
tho security ouered, but tho highest llguro
is 10 per cent., nnd it may bo significant
that tho last, mado during tho pendency
of war last year, was placed as low as
per cent. Most of those loans wero paid
to tho Chinese In silvor, but in only two
instances is it stipulated that thoy shall
bo repaid In the same metal and tho bal
ance must bo rolunded In gold. It is bo
liovod horo that tho Chlneso will hnvo'no
difficulty in raising tho entire amount
tho indemnity to bo paid Japan.
Drglns Archbishop Kcnrlck's Iteniova!
St. Louis, May 20. Prominent Catholic
clergymen and laymen aro plaintiffs In
suit Hied In the circuit court against tho
venernhlo Arohblshop Kcnrlck by priests
of bis diocese nnd laymen to divest him
of all title and control In tho valuable
church property of tho archdioceso of St,
Loui3 held by mm in fee. The petition
avers that tho defendant is 89 years old
and so weak In mind as to be unable to
perform tho duties of his office. The
prayer for tho appointment tor another
trustee Is only a request that tho law
transfer tho diocesan property to coadjutor
Archbishop Kaln.
Trolley Car l'oll with a Jlrldge.
NortiilSTOWS, Pa., May 20, A bridge on
tho Philadelphia and Heading plko cross
ing th6 Trenton out off railroad In Ply
mouth township, fell Saturday afternoon.,
carrying down with it summer car No,
of the Schuylkill Volley Traction com
pany, crossing at tho timo. Tho bridgo,
tomporary wooden struoturo, was sevonty
two feet long nnd thirty feet high. Tho
car contained tho fatal number thirteen
persons, but owing to somo fortunate cir
cumstance no one was killed, aud ouly
llvo wero sorlously injured.
Dnrglar Held for Trial.
liAXCASTSK. Pa., May 20. Two robbers,
Georgo Williams and John Green, who
tied tho family of Abons C. Mylln, near
Willow street, last week und robbed tho
premises, woro given a hearing by Alder
man Hnlbnch aud committed for trial on
various charges. Williams, who claimed
to be from Philadelphia, was Identified as
Daniel Laudis, a former hack driver of
this city. The men will probably bo tried
at the Juno term.
An Old Conple Chloroformed and llnbbed.
Johnbtows, Pa., May 20. Word was re-'
eelved in this city of a daring rohhery
which took place at tho residence of Hiram
Hoffman, near JJavldsvllIe, Pomorset
I county, while Air. ami Mm. Hoffman,
hoth of whom are advanced in years, were
sleeplnir, two men entered tho bouso hy
raising the window, nnd lifter chloroform-
iue the oouple ritnsaoked tho house and
sumhhhIihI In obtaining uhc ut i&ii in money
ivud securities.
Unnk Kxuinlner Caunea Arrests.
Haiiuuiiuuo, May 20. Joseph K. Ray
mond, ou-j of tho receivers qf tho Hay
jiwud ami Camphe(l Maiiufiict;UrlnK com-
pony, ami Josepn uauiliocii, ono of tho
dlivotors of the defunct Alhldletown hank,
tipocial llanu Kxammer li. K. Tiiompion,
who Iims been makiutr an exumlnntlon
of,
Ibe IliiUuitlon for the ptut oouplo of weeks.
Vtwy wore hold In 5,000 hull each.
Turkhh Pllerlms Wrecked.
Jbduaii, May 20. A Turkish pilgrim
rcoouier carrying Mohammedan pilgrims
to Mecca was wrooked on tho Hod
nw yeawnlay. There' wore 700 pooplo on
board, all u( whom wero saved.
Tho American CjclUt Defer.ted.
Titiis, May 20 - At tho Volodromo de la
Heme yesterday iiouuen, the Ut-1 'inn
-hitmplou bhy.llst, beat Danker, thai
American, by a short length.
Many Persons
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wea days, 3 Z' 7 20 a m , 12 58 2.53 p. m
r'or noaciuK rnunaeipni cpk aRyi-,
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Vat nDlt'.mora WoshinE'on a"d the We't vin
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Lieavexsew YoriviMucuunur.K,-KeeKQajs,
43(1 II 10a m 110,430p.m.
Leavo l'h sr.clr,- in. Reaaine Terminal.
wees oays 4 20 3j, iu.m a. m.. ana 4U0
A 2 1 30 in. haj OaV 11 30
ea KeiO g, week Oays I 33 7 10 10 00,11 55
m 585 7 57 p. a. S-ni ay 1.35 n m
I.fa- Pousviue. wee days 23o. 7 40 a m
12 ) 0I2u.tr, Sunday 235am j
Leave Tamnnua treenoays s.is kw, iiisjb.
m 19)7.13 uasr. m fu may ais -im
Leavs Jla"nov I'ltv wek Qvs 5 4j. 21
1147 am., 1.51 7.39 0 54 p m bunday, 345
a. m.
r,n.v Mniinnor P sue weK days 2 40.4 00,
0.30, 0 37. 11 00 j.. m 1S.58, 2 CO 5.20 0 20.7 511, 10 10
p.m. suqui ,-, iiw. m.
j eave ""imspori. ween nays -j., juiu
a m , J.oa ii n p. m. auri ny, u.i p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut Ktreci Whnrf
ana South Street Wharf for Atlantic Cl
veek-Uayii Bxpresi. a.w. a. re . 2.00 (fat-
urdayj only 3 00), 4 00, 5 0(
Hon .uo a tn. 5 4op
eup. m. Accommoaa-
) m
Handav r"xcrcs. 0 0J. j0 (10 a. m. Accom
modatlon, 8.10 a. m. and 4.30 p. m.
Keturnlcg. leave Atlantic City, depot, corner
Atlanllo and Arkansas avenues.
Weck-Days Express. 7.3b. B.i'O a. m and
4 00 a a 5.SU p. ui. Accommodation, 8.15 a. ra.
ana t.si p. m.
Hunuai Exrress, 4 00. 5.15, 8.00 p. m. Ao-
comn odulon, 7. id a. m., and 4 15 p. m.
Parlor euro on all Biuret trail s
C G HANCOCK ''er. Pars Agt.
Philadelphia, Pa,
I. A. SWEIGAKP, Oen. bunt.
PKMNSYLVAN1A KAlLKUAU.
BOntlTLKTr.T PIVtSIOK,
APRIL 21. 1815.
Trains will leave Shenandoah after tho sbnt
late for Wlggan's, Gllbertoc, JVackvllle, Ne
;8tie, nt. uiair.i-onavuie, uamourc, Keaaick
?oustown, Ptcenlxvllle, Norrlatown and Phi
tdelphla (llroad street station) at 5:08 aJ 1 1 n
. m. anaiiio p. m. on weenaays for l'ull
fllle and intermediate stations Sill) a, m.
SUNDAYS.
For VTltran's, Gllberton, rrackvlllr, N
Jastla. St. Clair, pottsvllle at r:08. 9:1 J a. r..
tnd 3:10 p.m. For Hamburg, Kexillr.jt, Font
iowe, pacenixvuie, worrisvown, hllasclplili
it d:uu, vitu a. idm oiiw p. m.
Trains leave Frackvllle for Rhctacdrr.b
10:10 j.m. and 12:14, 5:04, 7:4! and HUTp. n
jucaays, line a. m, ace o:w p, m.
Leave Pottsvllle for Sbenacdoab at Uil
11:48 a. m. and 4:40,7:15 and IOiOO p. in.aunan
it 10:40 a. m. and 5:15 c. m
Leave Philadelphia (Broad street station) to
Shenandoah at 6 57 and 8 IS a a. 1 10 and 1 11
n week days. On Sundays leave at 6 50 a E
Leave Bread StreetHtatton. Philadelphia,
FOR NEW YORK.
For Hew York. Express, week dav
it 8 0, 4 05, 4 50, 5 15, 6 60, 7 88, 8 10, 8 60, 10 K
(dining car), 11, 11 14 a m, 12 noon, 12 44 (Lire
(tea 121 and 4 22 p m dining cars), 140, S?i
(dining car), 3 20, 4, 5, 8,0 50,7 18, 8 12, 10 p m.
l2t3nWht. Sundays, 320, 4 05 4 50, 5 15, 812.
5'l, 1' 01 (dining car), 11 03 a m 12 44, 2 f
(dining car), 4 U0 (limited 4 21), 6 20, 6 30, 6 51
71, x 12, 10 00 p m, 12 01 night.
Express for Boston, without ohange, Hats
eekdays. and e 60 p m dally.
WASHINGTON AND THE ROT-TH
For B iltimore and Washington 3 50, 720,8 31
9 10, 10 20, li is, 11 S3 m, (ni to llialted UIdiu,
sar,) 180. 8 40. 4 41, (5 16 Conrretslonal Lire
IteO, dining car), 617, 6 56 (dining car), 7 40
(dining can p m, and lu 0! night week day.
Sundays, 860, 7 20,6 10, U It, 11 38 a m. 4 41, 6 6!
(dining car), 6 65 tdlnliit car, 7 40 (dining car
pmand UOjulcht.
Ltave Market Street Ferry, Philadelphia
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Kxprcos, 8 60 a m, 2 10, 3 30 (Saturdays only) 4 V
and 6 DO p tn we lays. Sundays, Exprnae
8 45 and 9 45 am.
For Cape May, Angleeea, Wlldwood ac
Bolly Beach, exnreM, 9 a. in., IDU p m wet.
lays, Sunday, 0 00 a m.
ForBca Isle City, Ocean Clly and Avaloi
Kxpres8,8Wa m, 4 00 p iij week days. Snr
lays,900am.
For Homers Point, express, 8 SO, t ra, 4 10
m week days. Sundays. 8 44 a in
9. M. PHfoai, J H. noov
Ben'l Uan.rr
ra.n" P
Have yon Sore Throat, Pimples, Copper-Colored
Bpota, Achea, Old Bores. Dlcera In Mouth, Hair-
FalllcE? Wrlto Von'j. Kenedy Co., U07 51 a.
onlc'l'emiile,Chituao,Jll.Jorproo( of cares.
Cupliul H&oo.oou. fuilect) cared nlneyeari
ago tortartopiia and well. 1 OO-imr bnntt frrt
JOHN A. EEILLY,
Wholesale and Retail
' I UUUn LfcLALC.r
22-24 South Main St., Sbonandoah.
Agent for D. O. Yueugllcg & Son's celebrated
Beer. Porter Ales etc.
S,1
,TTl p. A V I Rt, fr
i IS la euro
jilot aua Afitr tun,
cra-r w si
1BAL UEllKI.NB OO,
Stiu
' ji' r.n
1 lfWJ5. jtrttRXV.. yt
success is easily explained. The
genuine always has trade mark
steer's head in cotton-plant wreath
on every pail,
Mnd only by
Tho N. K. Fairbank Company,
CHICAGO, and
132 N. Dtlawar Ave., Phlladsw
Ppssenner trains leave Shenandoah for Penn
HhVcn Junction, Mnch Chunk, Lehlghton,
Slalincton W' lte Hll, CatiiPauqua, Allen
town, Bethlehem, Rnston ami Weuthcrly 0.04,
'.:, 0.15 a. m , 12. 13, 2 67, 27 p m
For New York nnd pniladelpMP, 6.01, 7.33,0.15
a.m., 12 4 , 2 57 p. m For (ju&fiake nwnch-
b-icit. Herhn-ds and Hudsoaealo, 0.15 a, x..
and S 57 p m.
For Wllks linrre Wblte Haven. Plttston.
La;evvllle. Towandn. ffivre. Waverlv and El
mtra, 6 01. V.lfi a. m.. w.67, 5.27 p. m.
For Kocnener. buiwio. ''incara i'alls ana
the Weit 9.15 a m . 2 57 5.27 P m.
Fi.r Belvldere. De aware water Gap and
Ptrnudshurg, 6.01 a. in., 5 27p ra.
rur ijirauertv no aun irenion, v.ja a. m.
For Tunkhannook, 604, 9.15 H.m 2.57,5.27
p. m.
f or iitaca ana ueneva, e.oi, w.ia a. m., 5.OT
p. m.
r or A utjurn is a. m. 6 vrz p. m.
For Jeacesvlile. Levlston and Beaver
Meadow. 7.33 a. m , 12.43 p. m.
For Stockton and Lumber Yard 6 04.7.38
9.15n.m., 12.13.2.67,5 27,8.08 p.m.
ror nnver nrooK jnnciion, Auaenri'a ana
nssleton. 6.04. 7.3. 9 15 a. m.. 12.43. 2.57. 5.27.
S.OSp m.
j- or Herat) ton s 04 .is a. m., i.v!, s.zz p. ra.
For Hnzlebronlc. Jeddo. Drlfton and Fret'
land, 6.04. 7.38, 9.15 a. rr 12.43 2.67, 5.27 p. m.
tor ABniana. U'raravuie ana Lost ureen.
4.40, 6.15, 780, 9.13, 10 20 a. m., 12.H5, 1.40, 4.10
6 85, 8 22 p. m.
u or avon Kun. uentraua. Mount i.armei
andShamoicln. 9 13. 1114 a.m.. 132, 4 20.8 22.
915p.m.
ror yatesvine, rark I'jare, wanaooyiuy
and Delano, 5 50. 6 04, 7 38, 9 15, 1 1 05 a m., 12 43,
2 67,5 27,8 03.9 25, 10 53 p. m.
Trains will lea- e hamokln at 5 15, 8 15, 11 4S
n. m,155. 4 30, 9 3ip m., and arrive at Shen
andoah at 6 04, 9 15 a m, 12 43, 267, 527, 11 IS
p ra.
Leave snenonaoah for Potwvllle. B04. 7W.
9 08, 915,11(5, 1130 a.m., 12 43, 257,410,527,
8 0 p in.
Leave ronsvi le ror nenandonn. boo. 7 40.
903, 1015, 1140a. m., 1332, 3 00. 4 40, 520, 7 15,
7 65,9 40 p.m.
i.eave Bnenannoan ior uezieton. hoi. 738.
0 15 a. m., 12 43, 2 57, 5 27, 8 OH p. m.
Leave tiazieton ior M'enanaoan, i so, 10 08.
11 00 a. m., 12 16 2 58, 5 30, 7 25 7 56 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Tralni leave for Raven Run. Centrnlln. Mt.
Carmel and Shamokin, 6 45 n m., 2 40 P.m.,
and hi rive at Shamokin at 7 40 a. m, and 3 45
p. m.
Trains leavs snamokia ior nenanaoau at
7 55 a. ni., and 4 00 p. m., and arrive at Shecac
doh at 8 49 a. ra , and 4 58 p. m.
Trains leave for At.h n,1. Gtrardvllle And
Lost Creek, 0 40 u. in., 12 3d p. ra.
r-pr uazieton, uiacu ureek junction, penu
Haven Juu.tlou. Mauch Chunk. Allentown.
Beililehem, Easton and New York, 8 49 a. m
u.mj. zwip. ra.
for Yatesvllle, Park Plaee. Mahanoy
Clly
1,6 03
and Delano, 8 49, 11 35 a. m., 12 30, 2 55
p in.
Leave Hazleton for Shenandoah, 8 SO, 11 30
a. m 1 05, 5 30 p. ra.
Leave Shenandoah for Pottsvllle, 5 55, 849,
932. m,240 p. m.
Leave Pottt-vPln for Shenandoah, 8 30, 1040
a. m., 1 33, 5 15 p. m.
ROLLIN II. WILBUR, Gen'l BupL,
Houth Bethlehem, Pa.
CHAS. S. LEE, Gen'l. Pss. Agt ,
Philadelphia.
A. W. NONNEMACHER, Asst. G. P. A.,
South Bethlehem, Pa
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
M.
8. KISTLER, M, D
PBVSICIAN AXD SURGEON.
Office. ISO North Jardln street, Shenandoah.
M.
JI. BURKE,
A TTO RNE Y.A T-LA W,
SHENANDOAn, PA,
Office. Eean bulldinc. corner of
Main and
Centre streets, Shenandoah.
N. STEIN, M. D.,
PSTSICIAN AND SVRQEON.
omce Room 2, Egan's New Dntldlng, i
ner Main and Centre streets. Shenandoah. Pa.
iaa.
Offlce Hours: 8 to 10 a. in.; 1 to 8 p. m.t 7 to
p. m. Night offlceNo. 230 West Oak street.
G.
M. HAMILTON. M. D
PBYBICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offlce.--Water Company
Lloyd street.
building, 24 West
SFALDIN J. M. D.
Diseases of the Heart
and Luxas A
Specialty.
Ofticn and reBlderce, So. 29 s. White Mreet.
Offlo.' nours ' to 9 a m 1 o 3 and 7 to 9 p. m
For Sale, Cheap I
2
0,
On North White Street,
JSlxoxxctu clovla.
TVmble block of dwell'nc, Xos. 30 ami
32Xnrth White street, hei wren Centre and
Llotd btrretn.
Also, a double block ot d vellinRs. Xos.
116 nnd 118 North White stree, between
Lloyd and Coal Btreeu.
Apply at HERALD OFFICE.
TI,n V.IT Tnrnltlhts
Tui-kn Lki.ou.ua never lalll
mtlh sealed, t2,wniiadTk-at.iaivtlllpreieutfD-
nra turolrrtguiaritlin. sv .taiiipi.irrariiculara
1'uiuuiu Cueiu. :o. .New li'jji, aJ,
RESTORE
LOST VIGOR
Wilt tre vea unla a vk 8o d with WSITTUI
nrTODDebilitr, LoMOfBtznalfowtr In (UbtiMx,
SADIES
IrToltnlityKiLisiioM from abr can If nrgifded, men tianblM Ut4 l
comuuiH i-n ur law Uf, tl- Uper liil bj inwl. 1 1 in fer as. Wlta ta.
tjiwia, uus.
Jf, BrnigM. fhena iltxili Pa.
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