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TKLUl'IIONU CONNKCTION.
Evening Herald
SATURDAY, SEITHMDKK 29, 1S93.
STATE TICKET.
STATE TRUASUREIt,
Bbnjamix J. Haywood, of Mercer.
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGllS,
Jamkh A. IIk.wkii, of Centre.
12. W. Willaru, of iMckawanna.
CiiAnuis E. Rick, of Luzerne.
(3 wo no K 15. OrIiADY, of Huntingdon.
John J. Wickham, of lleavor.
Howard Rkkdkh, of Northampton.
The re-appointment of our townsman,
"William Stein, as Mine Inspector, is an honor
well dwcd. If Governor Hastings exer
cised tlunMWtood judgment in all his selec
tions there would he less complaint about
incompetent ollicials.
Till present is a good time for the business
men of Shenandoah to attract the attention
of buyers who are about making their fall
purchases. If they expect trade they must let
tlio peoplo know what they have to sell, and
no bettor medium can bo found than the
Herald.
The political pot is boiling over in Shenan
doah to-day, and tho local patriots aro busy
button-holing the party voters. May tho best
men win. What tho Republicans need this
fall is a ticket strong collectively and in
dividually. Without that success is doubtful.
During bis term of ollico llenjamin R.
Severn served tho people well, and saved
them many thousands of dollars. As Con
troller of this county he nipped several
schemes to rob tho taxpayers, and for this
reason the peoplo are with him. Tho Republi
can party should nominate Severn.
November 1 1th has been designated as
Pennsylvania Day nt tho Atlanta exposition.
Governor Hastings and stair will bo present
and an interesting programmo of exercises
is being prepared. It is expected tho Penn
sylvania movements on tho Held of Chicka
mauga will be dedicated on tho 12th nnd 13th
which will add to the crowd expected.
There are somo queer things to bo jecu
"out West." An eastern tourist reports hav
ing como across a man whoso legs wero where
his arms ought to be, whllo his arms wore in
tho places most of uswcarourlegs. Hoshould
have completed the yarn by saying the pave
ment had a funny way of jumping up and
hitting a fellow on the nose.
The housekeepers aro preparing for tho
fall houso cleaning, the coal haulers aro ready
to (111 the bins for tho winter, the business
men aro laying in their stocks, tho hardware
men aro brightening up the stoves and tlio
plumber is getting his boldering implements
ready, but the many poor, dilapidated pave
ments seem to have no friends. Hut they
will make somebody pay for the neglect.
And now comes a story all the way from
California, of a bicycle girl who wanted
bloomers and upon her stern parent's refusal
to furnish her with that up-to-dato costume,
turned highwayman a fuw nights later and
halted the old gentleman, demanding his
money. Instead of shelling out promptly, as
lie should havo done, the old chap Jumped
out of his carriage and pulled out a gun,
whereupon sho boiian to cry and fainted a
most undignified proceeding indeed, and
rather a comical ending to what looked like
Jt rather tragic atlUir at tho start.
It chill one's blood to see a group of child
ren delving into fruit which some deulor has
carelessly thrown aside as worthiest. It i a
matter that should receive the attention of
the Health Ollicor. Few dealers throw away
any fruit tliat can be tnade paw th eritlad
eye of the customer and when he uftt any
aside it is pretty fair evidence that tho fruit
is unfit for consumption. Such being the
cast the dealers should lie required to place
the condemned fruit where it cannot be
reached by children. Some of the stuff i-hil-dreu
get hold of by scouting about fruit
stands is enough to cause a plague, and pcuplc
who ure responsible for the circulation should
be called to account.
Compulsory education is by no means an
idea of modern times. We find uiou refer
ence to lioone's "Education in the United
HUttes" tliat Plato covered it in his "laws" at
least 30 11. C. An extract from his "laws,"
as given in the publication referred to, reads :
"I tin -o st vi-riil sehools let there be dwell
ing lur t. m he m who hhajl lie brought ftom
foreign I'.nN j,:iy . and let the frequenter
(learner) be taught the art of war, and (In
art of music ; aud they shall conn-, notonl.v
if their parent please, hut it tiny 1, n,t
jU-,i. ; and, ll'thi-n education U- niKltituI
of nil nnd sundry, as tlio saying is, so far as
this Is possible ; nnd tlio pupils shall bo re
garded ns belonging to tlio state rather than
to their parents." This will, no doubt, open
tho oyos of tho people who havo been giving
tho last Legislature e red It for originating tho
"oppressive" itlon.
lullus Cii'ssir.
It would bo hard to find a play nctor who
has strolled ovor tho world more than Jnnios
Clinton. Ho wns n star in Australia when
most of our actors wore playing "hookey."
Then bo moved to Judla and thence to tho
Capo of Good Hope. Though petted nnd
handsomely paid he was as restloss ns tho
wandering Jew. Onward he passed to Japan
and then to South America. Thon he played
through Groat Britain. Whllo in London he
noted in tho mmo company with Honry
Irving, who was not nniclj thought of thon.
Augustus Daley then brought him to Now
York to play in the "Flash of Lightning."
After a triumphant stay in tho sUck com
pany of tho California theatre, ho played
Macbeth to Madam Janaushok. Ho will be
seen m llrutus in "Julius Gesar" as presented
by the Charles II. Hanford, Ellhu R. Spencer
and Nora O'Hrien company at Ferguson':
thontro on Monday night.
Sold the. llodlet for Discretion.
ST. Louis, Sept. 28. Mogglo Dnlton, tho
sorvnnt frlrl thief, has nuulo a statement
to the police concerning tho recent man
iiKemont of tho fmnulo hospital, this de
tails of which ure so shocking us to bo ul-
must Incredible. Tho pirl gives tho names
of four attaches of the hospital ut tho tlmo
Dr. It. M. Kerley was superintendent, and
licenses them of having- mndo n pnirHlce of
Felling mo Doilies or patients who died In
tho institution. Collins filled with bricks,
sno says, were panned on on tho man who
imrieii mo ueau, nnu tno bodies wero
shipped away from the city to various
medical colleges. Thosupcrintcmlcntof tho
hospital denies tho truth of tho charges,
American nnd Knellsh Cricketers.
Philadelphia, Sept. 28. Tho third
mntch between tho orlckotors of Oxford
nnd Cambridge nnd tho representatives of
Philadelphia, was begun yostertlay on the
grounds or the Morion Cricket club at
llaverford, and when stumps wero drawn
nt 5 o clock tlio local men had much tho
better of It. Tho English collegians won
the toss and went to bat first, finishing
their inning for 108. Patterson nnd Boh
Icn began the defenso of tho wickets for
tho Phllmlelphians, and nfter an hour's
play had scored 98 runs, not out. They
resume their stand today.
Two Jinn Killed by On In a Well.
Knoxville, Tcnn., Sept. 28. Thomas
W. Loy, of Friends' Station, sont u negro
named Phlpps into his woll to clean It out.
As ho did not como up Mr. Loy suspected
something wns wrong and went to his
assistance, and was overcome with noxious
vapors, as the negro hud been, und as no
ono elso dared attempt their Immediate
rescue It was two hours before tho two
men wero brought to tho surface with
hooks, and then lifo was extinct.
Atrnclons Murder In Australia.
San Fisancisco, Sept. 28. Advices from
Australia stuto that tho peoplo of Sydnoy
havo been startled by tho atrocious mur
der of a young girl on tho night of Sept. 1.
At midnight, on n wharf, was loft n box
containing tho body of a young woman.
Sho luul been scientifically butchered, tho
corpse soaked In carbolic acid and tho re
mains then crushed Into a dry goods box.
Tho Identity of tho girl has not been dis
covered. Harry WrlRht's Condition.
Atlantic City, Sept. 28. Dra. Pepper,
Bogct nnd Bennett, who aro attending
Harry "Wright, tho vetoran baseball man
ager, who Is suffering from typhoid-pneumonia,
issuo a bulletin stating that tholr
patient is "progressing as well ns could be
expected." There has been llttlo change
In his condition, however, and tho doctors
say tho course of tha ease must uocossarily
be slow.
Know Hood's Cured
Because It Made Pure Blood.
"I was all run down and could not sleep
at night on account of tho continuous
and severe pains
thrugh my body.
I had als,o stom
ach troubles and
catarrh. Alter
taking Hood's
Sarsaparllla a
short tlmo I com
menced to 1m
prove, and afler
using three bot-
complaint tn-
tlrely left mo. I now have an appetite,
sleep well and am free from all stonim-l.
trouble. I know Hood's Sar-apa-H'.s has
cured me, and I cheerfully recommend i. i
use by all woman who aro ran dov. n an'd
neod a building up niedielne." Mia.
Alicb Wkav, w. Itridgew uter, Pa.
Hood's Sarsapari.la
l tha only True Blood Purifier promt
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Dr. Humphreys Specifics
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prepared Remedies, used for
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o. er-Kcmc ron
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it Wormii Worm Ifever, Worm Collo.,..,
3- Teethlngr Colic, Crying, Wakefulness
4- niarrheu, ot Children or Adults ,
7- Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
8 Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache......
D-llcadachcs, BIck Headache, Vertigo.,
10 Dyspepsia, HUlousncsa, Constipation.
11- Hnpprosscd or Painful Periods..
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Alderman John Dever Advises Use
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Boston's Popular
Dr. Greene's Nervura Makes
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BOSTON'S POPULAIt ALDERMAN IIOS. JOHN F. DEVEB.
Tho most popular and widely-known of
ficial in lloston's City Government is Alder
man John F. Dever. A prominent leader of
his political party, he is essentially a public
man, and has long served the city of Boston
in positions of tiie highest trust aud honor.
Tlio word of a man of such public promi
nence and standing, can ho taken by all as
tho earnest utterances of one who always has
tho good and woll-boing of the peoplo at
heart.
Hon. Mr. Dever is connected with the
New England Piano Co., 200 Trcmnut St.,
Iioston, Mass. Tho following letter from Mr.
Dever will be read by everybody with the
utmost interest, and command tho wide
spread attention which tlio high standing of
the writer justifies:
"I was induced to try Dr. Greene's Ncrv
ur.i by a personal friend who has known Dr.
Greene as a physician of high standing for
many years, and it gives me great pleasure to
give to the public my unqualified endorse
ment of its curative properties as tlio great
nerve and blood remedy.
"It is particularly helpful in neuralgia and
rheumatism, and it is tho best remedy I
know of to tone up and strengthen the
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plt0r JOHN JONES,
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uorves, one becomes weak, nervous and
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best medicine winch can Do taKcn. i un
hesitatingly recommend its use. John F,
Di:vku."
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0-28-Om-dAw
A TRAIN "SIDESWIPED."
Four I'erions Seriously Sratded at a Wilt
Virginia Tunnel.
"Whbemno, AV. Viv., Sept. 28. At Tun
nollton, W. Vn., about twenty-flvo miles
cast of Grafton, a vrost bound Ualtlinoro
nnd Ohio express train, No. 1, "sldeswlprxV'
mi east bound train, No. 4, Injuring n
number of passengers on tho latter train.
Among the mora seriously Injured are
lion. D. Garden, United States marshal
of West Virglnln, and ox-Secretnry of
Stnto William A. Ohio, of lAilqnont.
The acoldont occurred nt tho east end of
Klugwoud. tunnol, anil wns caused by tho
engineer of tho wost bound train mistak
ing the lights and lielug in- -'do to observo
the danger signal, on necoi & oCthesnioko
bentingdowu from trilno. 4. At this
point n single truek runs t Mu.ih tlio tun
nel, and brfore train No. 4 nail gotten off'
tho single track on thoenstsldo of tho tun
nel tho west bound train arrived. Its en
gino struck tho smoker ot train No. 4 with
out doing serious damage to tho smoker,
thon landed up against tho ladles' coach,
knocking It partly over, nnd lodged on tho
front ontl of tho foro sleeper.
The check was knocked off tho boiler of
tho engine, causing tho steam to osonpe,
and scalding tho following persons about
tho fneo and hands: A. I). Garden, United
States lunrslml, Wheolluct; William A.
Ohio, ox-seeretury of stato, Fairmont,
Vn.; Mrs. N. .T. Kortney, Kenwood, W.
Vn.; Miss Mary L. Downtaln, state libra
rian, Charleston. A half dozen othor pivs
sengors wero scalded, but none seriously.
No one was hurt on tho west bound train.
TWO MISSING GIRLS
A rrloit Cliarct with lErnpnnnlblllty for
Their DUnppearnnee.
St. Joseph, Mo., Sept. 28. All St. Jo
seph Is mystified by tho suddon disappear
ance of two young girls, without a shadow
of reason that can bo found unless they
havo been abducted, and that this is tho
general theory. Tho latest dlsuppearauco
of which tho police havo learned Is that of
Dora Kennedy, 14 years old, daughter of a
workman In tho railroad shops. Sho, has
been absent from homo sluco Wednesday
morning, but tho authorities wero not in
formed until yesterday. As in tho case of
Maude Stcidel, who disappeared lost Sun
day, the missing girl has dropped out of
sight as mysteriously as. If swallowed by
tho earth.
Tlio friends of tho family of tho girls anil
their nearer relatives hold that only mnd
infatuation for tho priest now charged
with having Induced Maud Steldolto leave
her homo could havo been the cnuso of lier
disappearance anil that cither a similar
feeling, or a resort to some deception pr
forco could havo been responsible for tho
going of Dora Kennedy.
Tho publlo is nt white heat with Indig
nation. Domlnlck Wagner, tho priest Ho
cused of abilucting tho girl, has asked tho
pollco to protect him from tho mob that
has threatened to lynch him. Ho still
maintains that ho knows nothing of tho
girl's whereabouts.
llerreschonT Gets a, Government Contract.
Washington, Sept. 23. Secretary Her
bert has awarded t6 tho Herrcschoff Man
ufacturing company the contract for build
ing two of the now torpedo botts author
ized by tho act of tho last congress. Mr.
Ilerresohofl was tho lowest bidder, at
?1,000 fqr each boat. Tho third bo;
wmf .ni
cro to Monm Urothers. of Sent tin.
XV" "u
if tho department is satisfied of their ij?K
ity to do tho work. 'aI
, "vouir.
Mint Fire nt Plymouth.
Plymouth. Pa., Sept. 28. Tho nlr shaft
in tho Gaylord mines of tho Kingston Coal,
company caught flro last night. Tho shaft
and the four cages wero enveloped by tho
ilamcs and tho air Is carrying tho flro
further down. Tho linings nro on fire
.for at least 200 fuot. Tho loss as yet can
not bo estimated. This Is tho shaft where
thirteen men wero entombed on Fob. 13,
1893.
The Morn Indemnity raid.
Washington, Sept. 22. SccretnryOlnoy
yesterday received information 'that tho
Mora draft for almost a million and a half
dollars had been paid In Loudon by tho
Spanish financial agont. Tho monoy was
paid in gold, and probably will bo trans
ferred to this country by cnblo drafts and
placed to Secretary Olnyy's credit lu tho
Now York sub-treasury.
llhuerln for Hi ine YVorlcers.
COLUSinos, O., Sept. 28. Tho officers of
the Ohio division of tho United Mine
Workers of America havo lssuod a circu
lar to their men assuring them, thoro can
be no question but that an advance will
bo granted in Pittsburg, and that Ohio
operators will follow suit on Oct. 1, Wrier'
contract, and urging Ohio minors to re
spect that contract.
nrennlttlEe's l'rubnliln Opponent.
Boston, s-k-pt. S3. Tho Domocratlo cau
cuses in this city last night wero only fnirly
woll attended. Tho delegates elected to
to the state convention nearly all favor tho
nomination of ox-Congressman Gcorgo
1'nnl Williams, of Dedham, for governor.
Wlllluins was the choice ovorywhere, and
his nomination by acclamation soems as
sured. PIiihI Ilef-nt for tlio ltohy Haco Track.
iNUlANArous, Sept.' 8S. The supreme
court ovemiled h potitiou for, n rohenrlng
In the Roby track cuuo. The court wUieros
to the original decision liy Justloe Howard
tlnvt ruoiug m ourriod on at I4oby is un
lawful. NUGGETS OF NEWS.
There are three oamllilaUw for mayor in
the coining munioirial oleotlon ut Albany,
N. Y.
Kx-Fostmaster Qoneml John Wana
miiUer arrival ut New York from Ruropo
yestanlay.
Ic hi hellered that the Brltlsli ships Star
of Austria and Lord Senoer have been
lost In recent Paciflo galea.
Premier Blair has dissolved tiie Neyv
Bruuswlok legislature, nnd the general
tlocUoiiA take place Oot, 10.
Albert Bubouck, an old resident of Jack
son township, X'ti.., was digging it well
when he fell luto the pit nnd was killed.
K. W. Bull, tho propagator and origin
ator of the Concord grape, and u promin
ent ngriculturlst, died at Conoonl, Mass.,
aged Mil.
A dispatch from Athens says that oarth
rjuiike shocks were experienced on tho
Island of Znuto yesterday, but no dumogo
Wivs done.
A tornado which punw.nl over ereon Bot
torn, V. Va , blew down u burn in which
were sixteen meu. John Nance i(nd Will
Um tilnbly wore w.-erely Injured by full
huj timbers.
Mrs. Oeorge Muck was robbed of a puck
ctbook, Jewelry and clothing lu a I'ullmau
gUi-ping car nour Detmlt. Tin- rohbi-i
Uiioi ked her w-nseloss and jumped from
the i.ipidly moving trulu.
KEEPS POISON 0UTq
POISON IN THE BLOOD. THE KID
NEYS FILTER IT OUT AND KEEP
THE BLOOD PURE. THEY
PROTECT US FROM MANY
DANGEROUS DIS
EASES. What Happens When They Oct Out of
Order. How to Cure Them Again.
Most diseases aro caused by poison In the
blood.
Tho poison should bo kept out.
Tho ki.dnoyj aro supposed to do this. That
is what thoy aro there for.
And they cenor.illy do. Hut when they
nro sick thoy can't ; and then we get sick.
Tho kldnoys may yet sick from over-work,
worry, oxcess, IiIrIi living, etc.
Tho reason so many of our great men die
from liright's disease is that so many over
work themselves. s
Hrlglit's disease is only one of the many
disomies the root of which lies in the
kldnoys.
Other folks suiror from diabetes, rheuma
tism, gout, gravel, sleeplessness, anaemia,
nervousness, headache, ueumlgia, etc.
All these diseases would no If tiie noison
could bo got out of your blood. If tho
kidneys would only do their work. If you
would only take Dr. Hobh's Sparagus Kidney
Pills to make your kidneys, do their work.
It is not your kidneys' fault.
You should be trying to help them.
You can do it by taking Dr. Kohb's Spar
agus Kidney Pills.
It is such an easy pieco of knowledge to
romcinbor.
Your kidneys aro simply filters. Thoy
need looking to now and then like other
flltors. If thoy are kept clean and healthy,
they will keep your blood clean and healthy,
and you will be strong and healthy.
Asparagus is a healing and strengthening
tonic for tho kidneys.
Dr. Hobb's Sparagus Kidney Pills give
fresh lifo and power to the kidneys. Thoy
causo tho kidneys to purify the blood, to
make it redder aud healthier and more
nourishing. They put hew lifo into your
body, now color into your blood, now ambi
tion into your mind, new youth into your
joints and muscles.
They uo not work miracles.
Hut they euro diseases.
Dr. Hobb's Sparagus Kidney Pills havo
cured so many people that they can bo safely
relied on to cure you.
Thoy will euro yoii, not because they have
cured others, but because they aro made from
herbs which havo never failed to euro tho
kidneys when taken in the proper doses.
They wero prepared by a physician who
knows, how' to cure tho kidneys.
A few doses will relieve. A few boxes will
euro.
Sold by all druggists for 50 cents per bor.1
or seni postpaid on receipt oi price.
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week dajs, 4 20, 8 35, li 00 a. ni. and 4 00,
6.02, 11 30 pm. Sundays, 11 30 p. .
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day, 1.35 a. in.
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m. ami 12 30, o 12 p. m. eunuaya, - o
a. m.
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General SuperlutsniUnt. Gon. Pass. Ae,t,
DR. A. A. SEIBERT,
SpeolalUt in diseases of tho
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
S07 West Market 8t., POTTSVILLE
Honrs 8:30 a. in. to 12 m.; 1 to 4 p. in., to
8 u. n. HundnVB I) n. in. to 12 ut
Celebrated Fomnlo
l'oivderfl never fall.
afeaDclauresiftcr faJlinit
with ?tDiy and I'cnnyroyl Tilla anil other like
remctile.. Atwava buy the best and ovoid Uiwp-
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ih bcit In tha market. A No 1. rartlculaii, tti, Urti. T
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