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How Dr. Miles' Nervine Restored
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J(MM Men to Health.
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cotics that stupefied mo, but pavo mo no
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weakness, agonizing bodily pain and the
fact that I was hourly growing woakor.
When in thlscondltlon, I commenced using
Dr. Miles' Restorative Norvlno. In two days
I began to improve and in ono month's time
I was cured, much to tho surprtso of all who
know of my condition. I havo been in ex
cellent health stneo and havo recommended
your remedies to many of my friends."
Loulsvlllo, Jan. 22, 1805. D. W. UlLTON.
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Tho Distinguished Virginian Is
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FEAES THAT HE OANNOT SURVIVE.
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Condition Member of III irnmlly Sum.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. Kx-Fcnntor Mn
hone, of Virginia, Buffered n. stroke of pa
ralysis at his room nt Clmmbcrliiln'B hotel.
Ilia physicians, Drs. Wales nml Baker,
think his chances
of recovery very
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1 .,.lt,.o
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as best ho can to
assist those who lire ministering to hi
comfort.
Tho exact tlmo General Mnhone was
stricken Is In doubt. Ho retired at 12
o'clock Sunday night, aud up to thnt time
wns In good health and spirits and hml
given no intimation of feeling unwell. No
sound wai heard from hia room after he
had retired. At 10 o'clock yo9tcrday morn
ing Mr. Long, manager of tho hotel, went
to tho gonoral's room to call lilm. Ho
found that ho luul been vomiting and was
unublo to speak. Dr. Baker was culled,
and at onco pronounced it a caso of paraly
sis. Dr. Wales arrived soon afterwards,
and with Dr. Baker took chargo of tho
caso.
General Mnhone appeared to bo suffer
ing no pnlu. By motions ot his head
nnd n fow fnlnt sounds he modo his de
sires known. Mr. Edmund Waddcll, the
senator's secretary, was with him, and at
tho senator's request notified tho members
ot his family.
Texas Le clalntora Catherine Slowly.
Austin, Tex., Oct. 1. Only twenty-flvo
members of tho legislature have arrived,
nnd It Is hardly probablo that a quorum
will answer to roll cnll today. A poll of
both houses by Interested parties dovelops
the fact that the antl-prlze fight bill will
go through tho senate with tho omergency
clause. Tho tight to kill the emergency
clause will be waged bitterly in the house
by Dallas people. A committee ot business
men lias arrived from Dallas, und will
plead with tho legislative committees tc
knock tho emergency clause, oa tho ground
that it will confiscate thousands of dollars'
worth in property which havo been out
laid on this light. Up to tho present writ
ing, of tho ninctoon mombers of the house
hero nine nro opposed to tho emergency
clauso, and of this number four are out
and out antagonists ot any anti-prize
tight bill nt all. Tho friends ot tho fight
profess confidence that It will not bo Inter
forcd with.
"""fpIT'uas Received No Warning".
Londox, Oct. 1. Tho Spanish embassy
hero publishes n dental of a statement
cabled from tho United States to thoeffcel
that Secretary of Stato Olney had given u
warning to tho Spanish government thnt
unless they hud succeeded in suppressing
tho Insurrection In Cuba in tho noxt three
months tho United States government
would Intervono for tho protection of the
insurgents. Tho Spanish embassy de
clares that the htory is entirely ilctitlous,
and that tho Spanish relations with the
United States regarding Cuba are work
ing smoothly, und with no npparent fric
tion. Urclne he Whipping Post for Washington,
Washington, Oct. 1. Immediately pro
ceding tho discharge of tho grand jury
hero yesterday by Judgo Bradley a writ
ton recommendation was submitted to tho
court favoring tho ostubllslimout of the
whipping post in tho District of Columbia
for tho punishment of wlfo beaters nnd
other petty criminals. It was signed by
the foreman nnd fifteen jurymou. Judge
Bradloy commented brlclly on tho recom
mendation, and said that ho thought such
it method of punishment would be pro
ductive of good results.
Two Newspaper Men Drowned.
Syracuse, N. Y Oct. 1. Frauk J. Dov
eroaui, aged 27 years, and W, Porter
Hunt, aged S3 years, two nowspapcr corre
spondents living nt Oneida, wero drowned
in Oneida lnko, oft North Bay, Oneida
county. They went in a sailboat from
Sylvnu Bench, and stnrted to cross tho
lake to North Bay. Tills was tho last seen
of them nllvo. Several articles picked up
havo boon Identified ns belonging to tho
missing men.
Thrown from u Train to Deuth.
Bethlehem, Ph., Oct. 1. Clayton Rick
ert, the Jewey Central railroad newsboy
who wag hurled from u fast oxpress train
on tho Nosriuohonlng eurvo on Sunday,
and luul Ills skull fractured, died at ills
homo liuro last night without regaining
consciousness. The lwy was 10 years old,
nnd tho only support of hlsmothornudher
large family of small children.
Morn Work for Miners.
Shamokin, Pa., Oot. 1. Seven hundred
men and boye will find employment nt the
Enterprise mine when It resuineti work on
Oct. 10, aud 900 additional men will ho
Riven work by ths starting of tho Luke
Fldler ooiliury n week inter. These mines
have been lillo during the past season, ow
ing to the breaker fire.
Another Armenian Slaughter.
Constantinople, Oct, l.A body of Ar
intmhiu have mad a n doiuoustmth.n
agnlust the authorities in thU city, und
tho polloe attacked tliHin and killed and
wounded some of "their number nnd ur
rested many of thorn.
The Fllml llmrlmll Onines.
At Philadelphia tlUliftelphln, 10;
Brooklyn. 0. At Wnslil'ijgtou First
game: Washington IB; Boston, 7. Second
game: Boston, 10; Washington, 8. At
Now York Baltimore, 8; Now York, 0.
Shot by Her Jealous lliubnml.
LEDAKON, Pa., Oct. 1. Antlmny Foster,
u Gf nnuil, ngod 42, shot and probably fa
tally wouudotl ills wife, ugod ti, uear here.
.TenloiiBy Is uwlicued iu the oaute. Foster
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St. Vitus' Dance Getting: Fear
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Gomes From Weak Nerves and Attacks Ner
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night, but tosses restlessly, talks in sleep,
grits its teeth, and has irregular appetite.
Thoro will bo a twitching of tho eyelids, tho
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body, which spasmodic movements will
gradually increase until tho child is moro or
loss helpless.
It is a very serious disease and should never
bo allowed to run, as the most serious conso
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years after lie got over the fever.
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Monstor Meetings Shout Encour
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RECOGNITION HEARTILY URG2D.
nenolntlnne Pm.oi! Uenounclnr MpMiil.li
Opprrailun nml A.IiIiik H.viii(ilhy fur
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deue from Unriiprau Ituiv."
OlIICAtio, Oct. 1. Ah much of tho popu
lation of Chleago as oould find entrance tn
thdtluriHorlum of tlio Central Music hnil
and tho Y. M. C. A. buihlinir last niu-ht
Shouted Itsolf hnarao in npprobation of a
series of resolutions in which tho Unh d
StrtlPs Btnvrniirnit Is asked to reconlzo
the Cubans m bellgorent8. Sueli genu-'
lno enthuslns ;i h.is seldom been wltn.-s ;rt
in tills city, und on no occasion wire wortti
spoken by men mora full of the lu-a.-t and
soul of the Hpoi'kers.
Mayor Oenrpr.. jj. Swift presided nt the
nmlM nierilnjr in Central Musiohnll.whiio
.1 nil pi 'WiHi.'im A. Vineiint was chairman
of, tli? over'low mertinjr In the Associntlon
building. Tlio fcewMity-llvo vice president-,
wlio 'occupied scats on tho platform woro
ciiOBrn from nmoiiK tlio leading business
men ot tliH city, and each one of them had
p evlouslv t'xprossetl himself as in full ao
ooftWdth til" object of tlio meetings, Be
fore tho spi-nktng began oople. of tclo
g mns from u number of gentlemen who
'.mild not 1)0 present wero read, The llrst
of those was from Governor John P. Alt
itoldv nnd 1th words willed forth cheers.
O-lwr tclognitus wore from Congressman
(i ior;e K. Adams, Senntor Wllkltou, of
I'Votitin, mill George Peek.
All of thu speakers tiddressed both meet
In They wore: Kov. F. W. Gtinn-ailus,
V". Jl Ilynos, Ilev. II. S. Ilcnson, John
Mnyo Palmer, Tliomas U. Bryan, William
K. Mson uml E. N. B. Sherman.
Whyn Gonzales do Quesndn, secretary of
tho (Jttban rovolutionary party of th.'
Unltbd States, aud Q. A. Zayns, another
prominent. Cuban, stepped upon the plat
form nt Central Music Hall the enthusiasm
ot the nudleneo know no bounds, nnd It
wiw-somo minutes before order wus re
stored, i
At this meeting Eugene TCeauifer pl.-ycd
for tlio llrst time In public, his now march
"CubH Libra," introducing tho Cuban na
tional nlr.
Thcj Hev. Dr. W. II. Thomas read the
reiolittions, which were adopted us by ono
mighty volno. They open with a (inotii
tlon from the American declaration of In
dependence, and proceed ns follows.
"This historic declaration mado by tlio
founders of our republic on July -i, 177(1,
was truo then, nnd Is true today. For
many unhappy years tho Cubans havo
heu'jnost shamefully oppressed and
cruelly buideud until the yok" ot Span
ish rtUo has become Intolerable. If th?
ftithocs of American independenco wore
jr.stlfled lu cwtlng off tho oppresslvo do
minion of Grunt Britain tho Cuban patri
ots of today havo far greater justification
for their attempt to overthrow tho im
poverishing, henrtless tyranny of the
Spanish government.
" Wojilfsire publicly to ozpress our Indig
nation that in thi3 ya.ir, 1803, tho spaota
c'.h is prestmti'il of Bhlploads of soldiers
3 nt 8,000 mile across the ocean to Amer
ica, 'the-brad'Of the free,' to shootdown in
eimlbtoodn courageous p?oplo, who sim
ply doslro to govern themselves.
"Out iudlgn.'tion Is further nroused at
tho unspeakable cruelty of tlio Spnninrds
towards the Cubans In this struggle.
Death e-m to lie the penalty meted out
to nil Cubans captured under arms, und
oven those furnishing medicines lo tho bo
oalletl rebels are to bo ruthlessly shot.
"We nre glad to notice thnt tlio course
of tho Cubans appears to be more humane,
and we take this opportunity of congrat
ulating them upon tho r.-nmrkablo pro
gress they have made, lu splto ot tho terri
ble odds against them.
t'Wo bellovo It to be tho privilege and
duty of tho United States government to
recognize the rights of tho Cuban revolu
tionists as bolllgoronts as soon us practic
able, on being so requested by competent
Cuban authorities, in accordanco with in
ternational law. Such uctlon of our gov
ernment wo deem duo to tho Cubans and
to tho causo of universal liberty.
"Whllo disavowing all bitterness of fool
ing on our part toward tlio people of Spain,
we nevertheless bellovo that it is our duty
nnd privilege nt this tlmo, ns citizens of
tills frco republic, thus to express our
heartfelt sympathy with our Cuban neigh
bors, living upon nn Island which nuturo
has mndo a paradlso, but which the cruel
mothods of tho Spanish government have
done much to despoil. Wo respectfully
urgoour fellow citizens throughout this
country to assemble in mass meeting to
diffuse. Information nnd thus nrousc, or
rather deepen, tho sympathy of our wliolo
people with tlio Cubans In their liorolo at
tempt to cast off tho yoke of oppression,
and to uohlovo that independence and free
dom which nre tlio groat lilglnvnyB to hap
piness and prosperity.
"We respectfully, but urgently, appeal
to the citizens of nil the republics in tho
throe Americas to glvo emphatic expres
sion to their sympathy with theme strug
gling people, who are making such n gal
lant fl'ht for that ludependonoe from tho
European rule which tho other nations of
tho new world have ulready secured."
Seattle Out the Contract.
Washington, Oct. 1. As tho report of
Chief hngmoor Wilson, who wus sent
from San Kmnolsoo tn Seattle to Investi
gate the onpooity of the plant of the Mornn
Urothcin, was eutlrely satisfactory Secre
tary Herbert hns awarded to that firm tlio
coutnuit for the construction of ono of tho
three torpedo boats to bo built for the
uuvy. 't'lt prioe to be paid is $100,000.
The Caae of Uaptalu Amies,
WAhUiNtflxiN, Oct. 1. Seeretary La
mont has not yet taken action lu Uie enso of
Captain Amies. Ueneral SoJiofleid lias left
Washington for Pelee UIhihI.Iu LukoUrlt),
to sienil two week fishing. The objeo
tlonable letter addresed to lilm by Cilp
tain Amies has boon turuetl over to Seo.
retary I-amont for his consideration.
A I'lillndxlphla I',inbiler Tulien Hack.
IiYNS, Mum., Oct. 1. Francis B. Green,
who Is wnttted for tlio laroeuy ot between
fjj.&oo and tS.UOO from un insurance com
pany in Philadelphia, was turned over to
Detective II. C. Bond, of that oity, yenter
day by tlio Jjynn iiolloo, aud was taken
back to that city.
1'lr.it hnmv of the bwiiaon.
Altooma, 1h., Oct. 1. The flrst snow of
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Temperance Drinks.
Mineral Waters, Wela User, Bottler of th
lluut lagur ler.
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Slignandoali.
nillions of Dollars
Go uii In auioke every ymt. Take i
risks hut get your linnm Muck, lu
ulture, etc., iiiiuireil i Awt-tlHM i
liable i "miiatiie ni eiireoiitcd 1
DAVID FAUST, Iffiii
Auto Life and Vvudtmtul CouiuuitM.
3 'mVil
MISTER! YOU VE
tattsefor Kervous Debility, Loss of Sexual Power (tn either
Varicocele and other weaknesses, from any cause, use
c.Ued and fall viror quickly restored. If neglected, such
Mailed anvwhere. sealed, forfi.oot 6boxes for ft.oo. With
a legal guarrmce to cure or refund the mone. Address.
Cleveland, Ohio.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
SI IIUYKII.I, DIVISION'.
1 Si.iTEiinnu 10, 1S9.I.
1 Trains will 'i avt Shuimndoali after (ho ahovo
clnto for Vi;--Mins, Ciilherton, Frnt'kvUIe, Dark
I Water, St. 1 'I iir, IttHviUe, llaiulmrK, Ueadlii,
I'ottstown. I'lutniivville, Norrbtmvn nml Phil
' ailelplilu (liiimil htn'rt utiitlon) at G OS and 11 45
I a. in. and 1 ir, p ni. on week days. For Pott
vllle and interuieiliatc stutlons 0 10 a. in.
I SUNDAY.
For AViiriranM. (Jilherton. Frnckvlllc. Dark
Water. St. Clan , Pottsvtlle, at 0 as, 0 10 a. m. u .1
UlOp. m. l-or IIinnlmrK, lEeadinjr, Pottstown.
I'noenixviiif. .orrihiovn, riiiiaaeiiuiia atouu,
'J 10 a. in., a 10 i. in.
Trains leave Frackville for Shenandoah nt
10 40 a. m. and 1211, 5 01, 7 12 nnd 10 27 p. in.
Sunday, 11 1 a. in. and r (0 p. in.
Leave I'otUvlllu for Shenandoah at 10 15, 11 48
a. m. and 1 40, 7 13 and 10 00 p. in. Sunday at
iu -iu n. in., o ja p. ni.
Leave Philadelphia, (llrond street station), for
Shenandoah at 5 37 and 8 113 a. m., 4 10 and 7 It
p. ni, week days. Sundays leave nt 0 50 a. in.
ieave iiroaa Mreei station, t'liiiaaeipnia,
I'OK NEW YOItK.
7 S3, 8 20, 9 B0, 10 SO (DlniiiB Car), 1100, 1114 u.
in., iw noon, il-;j.i (i.inuuu iuu unci l n. in.
Dinlnp: Cars), 1 10,2 30 (I)lnliiK Car), 3 20, 4 00,
3 00, 5 CO (Dliilnir Car), 0 00, 0 SO, 8 12, 10M p. m.,
12 0lnlrlit. Sundays, 8 20, 403, 4 50, S15. 812,
930, 1030 (Dining Car), lid) a. in., 12a1r2afl
luinini; uar), 4 uu U'lnuteii i..,o.tj, son (inn
ing Car), 0 03, 11 50, 8 12, 10 (10 p. in., 12 01 lllKllt.
Express for lloston, without change, 1100 a.
in. week days, and 0 SO ). in. daily.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
For Haltiinore and WiwhlnKtnn, .1 50, 7 20, 8 81,
910, 10 20, 11 in, 11 38 a. in., (12.11 Limited Din.
Ing Car), 112, .'Ml, 4 11 (310 Congressional
L,imitl, Diniiu car), 0 17, urn (Uiiuiiir Uarl,
Car).
7 40 (Dining Cr) p. in., anil 1203 night week
days. Sunday, 50, 7 20, 9 10, 11 18, 1138 n. in.,
1 lt II n mt I T.t.,1 .... T in Tvt..t....
-"' '"'t
Car) and 12 03 nlijlit.
i.eave JiarKet street reiTy, I'liiinueipuia,
FOU ATLANTIC C ITY.
Express. 5 (. 8 50 a. in.. 2 00. 4 00. 4 20 anil
3 00 p. in. weekdays. Humlavs, 8 00, 00 and
9 IS a. m. $1 () exuursion, 7 00 a. in. Sunday
only.
ior i Bpe amy, Aiiiriesiien, M illwool mid
Ilc.llylliW'li Express, Hula, in., 2 80, and 4 05
p. in. week days. Sundays, 8 30 a. in. Ex
cursion, 7 00 a. in. Sunday unly.
I'ur cn isle Lit), weenn city and Avalon.
Exnress. 9 10 a. in.. 2 110. 1 20 n. m. week davs.
Sundays 8 20 o. m. Exeurslnn, 7 00 . in daily.
For Somen Point Express, 8 50 n, m., 2 00
anil I 00 p. in. week tluys. Sundays, 8 00 and
9 00h. in.
8. JL Phevost, J. It. Wood,
Mint' I JlamiKer. oen'l I'ass'u'r A.
M. J. LAVVLOR,
Justice of the Peace
Insurance and
Real Estate Agent,
123 East Centre St.
'nWO STOKV I'rtune lluildll.it, ao feet un
1. South OliMtnut street. Itenta for 118 imu
numtll will be sold cheap
InOK S.VI.H. Half lot and two houvvs, situated
' on AVet Centre atreet. Will iay 12 per
ent. (Hi iliveetnwiit, and can he liouirlit nn Mai
'erinj.
UAItJII'OIt A1 ?nn ..f.:i .ares, with-
V in three miles t,...ii iniirUi i Twenty
line auree under i ultiMiiuu, m.i r. ur acres nt
:ood timber Knum In i h iv riM.livs,
nod liarn and all In i . i I ti .,, will hi
..Id for !. cash "
'Olt SALE. Valii.il.l. (....pert .m Kust I.lovd
street Lot I3x ITU Te. I e,.i houses, tu.
cl Hi.ar restHiir.mt -uKi g i. nt il. Ml
moiitli. rur . lun, ... Apply m M.I lMKlcr,
Justice f the I'eaee. .. I'Jtt I ast ntn- teet