JOHN D ALTON,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
For
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter.
3
arbey's Bohemian Beer.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
rtLIFTON ItOllIIINS, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
No. 7 North Jardln Street.
Gulce Hours: From 8 to 9:30 n, m.j 1:S0 to 2:80
p. m.; 0:00 to 7:30 p. m.
J) F. HUItKK, M. I).
30 12. Lloyd street, Shenandoah.
Odlco hours : 7 to 9 n. m., 1 to 3 nnd 7 to 9
T IT. PfVMlIItOV.
.J.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Shenandoah, Pa.
Mr
M. IIUUICK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Ofllco Kgan building, corner of Main and
Centro Btrects, Shemndoahj
J1DWAKD W. SHOF-MAKKlt,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Ofllcc. Mellct's Ilulldinfr, corner Centre mid
.Market streets.
pROF. JOHN JONES,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Ijock llox 03, Malinnoy City, Fa.
Hnvlnc studied under Bomo of tlio
best
masters h London and Fails, will give lessons
on the violin, guitar and vocal culture. Terms
reasonable. Address in care of Strousc, tlio
' jeweler Shenandoah.
M. J. LAWLOR,
Justice of the Peace,
Insurance and
Real Estate Agent,
123 East Centre St.
Properties For Sale.
mWO-STOKY Frame rtutldlng, 80x43 feet on
A South Chestnut street, llents for $13 pel
month; will bo sold cheap.
HALF LOT and TWO HOUSES, situated
nn West Centre street. Will nay 12 net
cent, on Investment, and can be bought on easy
terms.
1 FARM OF 33 ACItKH within three
A miles of Rood market. Twenty-nl no
acres under cultivation, and lour acres oi
irnml timber. Framo farm house, six rooms.
(rood barn nnd all in good condition. Will be
sold for $1,200 cosh.
fTALF LOT and two hote-CH on South Mali:
IT street. $1,800.
fllWO LOTS and six houses, Including three
L story frame hotel and More room, on Hunt
Centro street. Property in good condition.
Aggregate rent, 91 10.00 per month.
SHENANDOAH'
Reliable : Hand : Laundry
Cor. LLOYD AND WHITE STS
All work guaranteed to be first-class in every
particular. Silk ties and lace curtains n spec
ialty, uoous oauou lor ana ueuvereu. A iria
order solicited
JOHN F. CLEARY,
Temperance Drinks
Mineral waters, Weiss beor. Bottler of the
finest lager beers.
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah.
After All Others Fail
CONSULT THIS
FAMOUS
SPECIALIST
Dr. Lobb,
329) N. 15tll St.
Itelow Cullowlilll
Philadelphia.
To secure a positive nnd permanent euro of
ors oi i ouin iimi jamm ui
eases or tlio nioou, jviuneys, iwi..c,
rvous Hystem commit ut unw i,
'(guuranicefl lit an uwiw uib.j
, -iruupiice or iiineriwiucc w
til NrrctirrTli 11V llllllllllllf u i iiiv
vous system nnd nddliiu new life
In the broken down constitution,
Liaiwi f'TnmtnniiniiM ireo anil niuiii'
)i U P M. and 0 to 0 oveninus.
,on errors or votun ana oumouto
Tho Papal Dologato Keooives No
tice of His Elevation,
HE WILL EEMAIN IN THIS COUNTRY
Tho New Cardinal Will Iteoelve the lie
retire In Dm. lnber from tlio Hands of
Cardinal millions, Who Has lloon Molo.
gated to Act for tho Pope.
"Washington, Nov. 1. Mfjr. Rntolll lias
received dillclul notlco of his olovntlon to
tho curdlnalcy. Tho first announcement
rame by letter, nnd this 1 followed by n
cublcgrfim from Cardinal Rninpola to Cnr
illtml nil,iw,.,d no rn. ...... IIT m
& is0 th? vi father
invlng decided to confer tho cnrdlimltito
upon tho npostollo dclottato, Mcrr. Sntolll,
your omtnonoo will bo delegated to Impose
mo caruinnintnl berotta."
Mgr. Sntolll will bo credtod cardinal at
tho consistory assembling about tho mid
dle of Novomber. Ho Is not to go to Homo
for tho coromony of rooelvlng tho borotta
nt this consistory, Cardinal Gibbons bolng
dologated to act for the popo. The borctta
will bo brought from Homo by one of tho
Noblo Guard, who will leave Homo tho
any tutor tho consistory. Tho coromony
Will consequently probubly tnko place early
in uccomliur at Hnltlmoru. Mgr. SntolU
will not lcavo America, but Will contlnuo
at tho head of tho delegation. Tho oxact
date of tho assembling of the consistory at
Homo lias not yet been announced.
.Mgr. Satolll's elevation comes nftor
throe years' Bervlco In the United States.
During hla mission In America ho has been
u mo conspicuous llguro In ecoleslastlcal
affairs, and has represented thd Vatican
on. all questions arising between bishops,
priests, etc., and displaying marked judg
ment in their adjustment,
Aside from tho honor directly conferred .
upon Mgr. Satolli, tho prosenco of two
cardinals In tho United States gives tho
suujcct au importance to tho country at
largo. As yet no consideration has been
given to tho division of duties between
Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal Satolli. It
Is probable, howovor, that Cardinal Gib
bons' jurisdiction will remain as hereto
fore, and the particular provlnco of Car
dinal Satolli will be as head of tho papal
delegation. This may mako It necessary
for a chango of his title to pro-dolegato, as
a cardinal is of too exalted rank to act as
delegate
Cardinal Gibbons has not had time as
yet to consldor tho details of tho ceremony
ac, Baltimore, when tho beretta will bo
Imposed, but It doubtless will be mado a
mcmorablo event lu tho history of tho
church In America.
Mgr. Satolll's household will not bo
changed, Mgr. Sbarrettl continuing as
auditor and Dr. Hooker as secretary.
Cardinal Gibbous, 'in company with
Father Magulon, rector of St. Mary's semi
nary, came to Washington yesterday to
congratulate Mgr. Satolli on his elevation.
Tho dolegato was prepared for tho visit, as
tho letter already received from Cardinal
Hampolla, secretary to the propaganda,
had given him private information con
cerning the purpose of tho holy father.
Tins information readied Mgr. Satolli
threo days ago, but was guarded with tho
strictest secrecy.
Indiana,! Krertltqtinke Phenomena.
Indianapolis, Nov. 1. An interesting
point for specialists to consider in connec
tion with yesterday's earthquake is tho
fact that a number of tho smaller Indiana
streams having their course In tho south
ern border of tho gas belt havo suddonly
filled with water. No rains havo occurred
In this state for months. Honey creek, lu
tho eastern part of Bartholomew county,
had gouo dry several weeks ago, tho water
standing only In pools hero and thero. This
weok It is filled to tho brim, and in somo
placos has overflowed. Sugar creek, in
Johnson county, was nearly dry, but to
day it Is reported to bo nearly filled.
Smaller streams in tho Hancock county
gas territory have shown similar phe
nomena. Supposed Kvldence of SI order.
Chicago, Nov. 1. Tho police of this
city havo in their possession a vallso which
they believe Is all tho evidence thatro
lnalns of a murder. Tho vallso was found
in tho yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company. lb had boon cut and rifled, and
whatever of value that could bo made use
of by tho thieves bad boon taken. They
left behind, however, papers to the value
ot $05,000. Theso woro mostly first mort
gages and.boro tho name of W. K. Bake,
whoso resldenco is believed to be in Min
neapolis. As the vallso was found near
tho rlvor tho police have a theory that Its
owner was murdered and bis body thrown
into tho rlvcr.
More Armenian Massacres Feared.
Coxstastinoi'le, Nov. 1. Excitement
has been caused hero by tho report that
threo prominent Armenians of Trcblzond,
including a prominent ecclesiastic, aro to
bo executed on tho ground that they are
respouslblo" for the recent rioting thero.
According to statements made in Arme
nian circle about 800 Armenians woro
killed during tho fighting at Bltlls with
the Turks. Tho loss of tho latter is said
to bo trifling. United States Minister Tor
rill fears another massacre, aud has ad
vised tho American missionaries to with
draw temporarily fromSassouii.
The South and West Shaken,
Chicago, Nov. 1. A distinct earthquake
shock visited Chicago at 5:15 o'clock yes
terday morning, lastlug for about fifty
five seconds. No damage was done, but
in nuuiy houses pictures wore thrown to
the lloor aud crockery broken. Similar
roporto come from different points In In-
dlnna, Teuneawe, Missouri, Kentucky,
Georgia and western Pennsylvania. Chat
ham, Out., also felt tho shook.
Ilurneil While Trying to Save Live Stock.
BKTlll.EHEM.Pa., Nov. 1. Tho large barn
on Henry Kolohner's farni.two miles from
tow;n, was burned to tho ground with all
tlio sa6oii's crops. Ono cow was burned
to death. A son of Kulchnor's was badly
burned whllo rescuing tho Uvo stook. Tho
flro was of lncondlnry origin.
1 1 1
Fatally Homed by Uxplodlnc Metal,
Pn-reuuno Nov. l.-An explosion , ot
moltou metal at tho Carnogio blast fur-
nacos at Hraddoe.. fatally burned Joseph
isohwapps ami miko uosuiami slightly in
jured a number ot other ojnployos. Tho
cause of the explosion Is not known.
Monarchist Conspiracy In Urazll,
Rio Janbiho, Nov. 1. A monarchist
cousplrnoy ha been diseovewlln thm.tato
of Sao Paulo with extensive romlllcullons
in various districts. Many arrests havo
been mado.
A PEOPLE OF FEW WORDS
"Let your speech be yen, yen, and im
nny," mys the Hood Hook, for wlmtsoevi '
is more than these I'liiuotli of evil." Tin
shaken libido by the sptrltof tliisrnlu. Tlieii
words are few, simple, sincere nnd direct !
, Tlicy waste no enerey in idlo talk i tliey nm
it In thinking nnd dolnR. And wlmteve
they do they do with their might. 'Pliny ar. I
1 content witli nothing short of the esseiui ,
and principles of tlio things they invcstlgnti '
'Pliey take painmiiid lire pntient. And thn
tlio doors 01 many ruhiikq iniins open u ,
them. In this way (hey dlscovi'icd whn
may ulinost he called the unity of disease. A j
venerable Shaker says of it : "It is said that ,
one mini's meat is Hiiother man's poison
That Is hut half the truth. Any man s mem I
H any man's poison, under certain condition
if the grain never got further than tin
homier wo should never have bread i and 1 '
broad never got further than the stomach wi
should never have strength. When tin
stomach Is torpid, helpless and inflamed tin
iooi lies in it niui rots, run lernicniauoi
;s,s0,;:tl;cr,10
the body. This is indigestion or dyspepsia
with manv Rviniitoim and disguises. Cure it
and you cure nine-tenths of our complaint.'
Thcso words were uttered ninny years ago
Since then they have found a remedy, now
known as tho Shaker Digestive Cordial. It h
made from medicinal plants cultivated h
them. It is a food nnd digests other foods
Taken while eating it rests tho stomach nni
nourishes the system. The pains and dix
frescos of flvKttctwla iltKinmciir before it. Il
prevents fermentation and soon restores ful i
nower to tho digestion. It succeeds In tin
worst cases. It is worthy tlio name of tin
people whose name It bears. Any druggist
will sell you a trial bottlo lor ten cent
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! IX EFFECT'OCTOIIEIt l, 18M,
Trains Ieae Bhenandoah as foliowut
i Fur New Yoi k via I'lilhulelplila, week ilays,
i 2 10, !i 2T, 7 'JO a. in., 12 5s, 2G5 and 0 55 j. m
I SundayH, 2 10 a. in.
t For New York via Mnucli Clitink, week days,
o a, i mu. in,, 1 1 on aim uo p. in
.C"."B n"ll,.,Ij"od4'l,'lli'!.V''ck 'li'5"1
2. 10- r'P.'.l- ' 12 ' 2 u,,d S 05 I'- ' Sun-
.Ir.i.u 111 n ,
1 For I'ottavillc, week days, 2 10, 7 20 a. in.
12 KS. 1 .11 mill .1 li. ill. Htimlnvrt. 12 10 u. in
, and
For Tamiwiua and Mnhanoy City, week days,
I 2 10, ft 23, 7 20 a. in., 12 5S, 2 55 anil 3M p. ui.
SundayH, 2 10 a. m.
For W llllainsport, Sunhury nnd I.ewlsburif,
weekdays, 3 25, 11 SO a. in., ISO niul 7 20 p. in.
-Sundays, 1) 25 n, m.
For ilahanoy l'lane, week days, 2 10, 3 23, 5 25,
7 20, 11 110 a. m , 12 5S, 1 B0, 2 M, 5 53, 7 23 and 9 33
p. in. rMiiuiays, 1 lu, y 2 a. in.
For Ahhlaiul and Shamokln, week days, 3 25,
7 20, 11 30 a, in., 150, 7 20 and 1135 p. in. Sun
days, 3 25 a, in.
For Baltimore, Wahlnrtn and tlio Wentiia
n. .tO. 1C. 1'.., through trains leave Ilmiillug
Terminal, Philadelphia, ( U It. It. ID at 320,
7 35, 11211 a. in., 310 and T3T p. in. Sunday,
3 20, 7 00, II 20 a. in., 3 IB and 7 27 ! Aildl
tltimml trains from Twonty-fourlh and CIiet
mitKtlcels utiitlon, week days, 1 50, 5 11, 8 28 p.
in. Sundays, 1 39, a 2B p. in.
THAIN'S FOlt SHENANDOAH.
I.finvo Now
York
via l'hllnilelphla. weok
day, 8 00 a. in.
1 80,
100, 730 p, in. and J213
nlKlit. HiinilHyii, n uu p.
ave New York via Manoli Chunk, week
da , I 30, U 10 a. m., 1 10 and 180 p. in. i
Leave Philadelphia, Heading TVrmlnnl, week !
days, 1 20, 8 33, 10 00 a. in. mid 100, .008, 1130
p. in. Sundayi, ll!lp. m. :
U-ave lUwIlnfr, week days, 1 S3, 710, lOOS,
11 30 a. in., 3 33 nnd 7 37 p. m. Sundays, 1 83 a. m.
U-ave Pottsvllle, weekdays, 2 38, 7 W a. in,,
12 80 and M 12 p. m. SundayH, 2 83 a. in.
Leave Taiiuuma. week day-, 3 IS, 8 50, 1128
in., I 20, 7 13 mid 9 32 p m. Sunday, H IS a. m.
Lenu Malinnoy City, week day;., 2 15, 9 21,
1 11 17 a. m., 131,
uy and Jul p. in. humliiya, 3 43
a. in.
Leave Mnhanoy Plane, week dayu, 2 10, I 00.
R B0. 9 37, 1 1 39 a. in , 12 38, 2 06, 3 20, 1) jS, 7 33 awl
10 10 p. in. Sundays, 2 10. 4 00 a. in.
Leave Wlllinmport, week days, 7 42, 10 10 a.
m., 3 33 mid 11 41 p. in. Sundays, 11 15 p. in.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street warf and
South street wlutrf for Atlantic City.
Weekday lixprewi, 9 00a, in., 2 00, 4 00, 300
p. m. Accommodation, 8 00 a. m., 4 80, n 80 p. in.
Sunday Hxpress, 9 00. 1000 a. m. Accommo
dation 8 00 a. in., I 43 p. in.
lteturnlnir leave Atlantic City (depot,! week
days, express, 7 33, 9 00 a. m., 3 30, 5 30 p. in.
Accommodation, G 30, H 15 n. in., and 4 32 p. in.
Sundays Uxpress, 4 00, 7 30 p. m. Accomiiiotla-
'IAb oiiii'M tmin..
. i. A. swma iti) a a Hancock,
fien'l superintendent. Oen'I lW. Axt.
rieern in iiooth. Uulr-KallliiBi wrim iw
Jit Jill 1:11 I'U.. 1SII7 AIIISUIIIO xeinpird
i lilcnuo, 111., fur proofs ot cures. Cupl-
Itni, HAOUAion. Wont cases curoa m u
lio an cluys. loo-pane Ixiok irre
m mum appeal"
Tho Imprisoned Ex-Oonsul's Wifo
at tho State Department,
AEQUMGNT BACKED BY AFFIDAVIT
Mr. Waller, In nn Interview with Aidst
tnnt WreUry Ubl, CliRrnes Cnnotl Wet.
tar with Heine l'rlmnrlly ltesponslbln
for Her llusbanil's Dotentloii.
Washington, Nov. 1. Waller, ac
companied by her coumol, jlr. Lanxston,
called nt the state department by appoint
ment yesterday and had a long Interview
with Astlstont Socretary Uhl respecting
the caso of her husband, during thocourw)
of which bIio gavo all of tho facts con
nected with his arrest, and supplemented
hor statements by nllldavlts. Sho showed
that he could not havo stopped at Tama
tavo for tho purpose of becoming a spy
upon the French in tho interost of the
llovns. His detention there, sho Intimated,
was duo entirely to Consul Wottor, nnd
the latter, sho declared, was actuated by
motives of unfrlendllnoss to hor husband.
Mrs. Waller said that Mr. Waller was
kept at Tatn.'itavo by his succossor.who In-
stltuted suit ngiilnst Waller in tho Inter
est. us he allemul. of ihn firnnknrt. lmlra
Waller beliiR administrator of tbolr es-
tnto. Securing judgment, Wetter had
j Waller arrested, and thus kept him at
! Tamntavo until his arrest by tho French.
Waller In tho uieantlmo wroto to his
wife explaining tho condition lu which ho
was placed, and authorizing hor to pledge
tho Madagascar concession to secure the
money with which to pay tho Crockett
notes of $1,109 and allow him to proceod
on the journoy. This Mrs. Waller made
arrangements to do, but could not con
summate tho agreement without her hus
baud's presence. Wetter was mndo nc-
qualnfed with this fact through a pel
tltlon
signed by all tho lingllsh nud American
j missionaries of Antananarivo, asking him
1 to allow Waller to go to the cnpital for the
purposo of perfecting the arrangement for
the loan.
This Wetter appears to havo utterly Ig
nored, and Mrs. Waller feels that in this
fact her husband has a Rrlovaneo against
Wetter, who, it is alleged, lias bocn deeply
prejudiced against tho ex-consul at every
stngo of tho proceedings. Her husbandro
ceived no benefit from tho loan ho made
on account of tho Crockett estate, nnd
Mrs, Waller pointed out that if Mr. Wet
ter hail been as anxious to servo tlio Crock
ett heirs as he was to havo revenge upon
Waller ho would havo allowed Mr. Waller
to go, to Autananarlvo to make tho notes
good.
Mrs. Waller also dwelt upon tho condi
tion of her husband's health, which had, i
Sho said, been precarious beforo ho left
her. Sho said sho feared, from reports re- ,
celved from him, that ho wa; now rapidly '
failing. Sho also said in reply to a ques- i
tlon from tho secretary that sho had novor J
soen tho intercepted letters on which Wal-
ler was arivstod by tho French. 1
Canirnn Statesmen Iteturn to Their Homes
Washington, Nov. 1. Tho Canadian
cabinet olHccrs, Sir Mackenzie Bowcll and
Sir Charles Tuppcr, havo gono homo to
Canada, having given all of tho asslstauco
necessary nt present to Sir Julian Paunco
foto In tho presentation of the claims of
tho British scalers for indemnity on nc-
i count of the seizure of their vessels. They
I had ono Informal and one formnl confer-
enco with Secretary Olnoy, and wore ro
l celved by tho president. Whether nny ad
i vauco has resulted in the direction of their
I object cannot bo stated, but the British
I side express satisfaction with tho progress
1 being mndo in tho negotiations.
A Romb In a Monastery.
MADUID, Nov. 1. A bomb was exploded
yesterday lu tho monastery of Corjueln, In
the provlnco of Biscay, resulting lu great
damage. Several of tlio monks have died
of the fright caused by the explosion. The
authors of tho outrage are unknown. At
Chclva, In tho province of Valence, a mob
stoned a rosary procession, and the crown
of the Imago of tho Virgin carried lu tho
jirocesslon was broken. Great excitement
was caused by tho disorder. Several per
sons were wounded.
The Long Drought Ilrnkxn.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l. Professor Mooro,
chief of tho weather bureau, said yester
day that rain was falling throughout tho
drought region from Now Mexico to New
1 England, and ho gavo the welcomo Intel
llmTnm that. rh .lmimlif. w.u hrnt-n If.
llgenco that the drought was broken. Ha
expects tho present storm to bo followed
by others at threo day Intervals.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
riodnc Quotations of the Now York ami
I'lillatlelplila Kxchanges.
NnwYoitK, Oct. 31. The slock market to
day opened and closed moderately active and
weak, under the Influenco ot lower prices for
Americans, lu London. Tho volurao of busi
ness was about one-third lighter than on Wed
nesday, and tho largest proportion of the
tradinv was strictly profossloual. Closing
bids:
I Del. lb Hudson.... 130
I)., L. fe W 104
! Erie - 12
N. Y. Central 1001
N. Y. & N. E 81
Pennsylvania 6.VJg
Heading It
St. Paul 74J$
W. N. Y. & Pa 3
West Shore
I Uke Erie & W... 81W
, IxhUh Nv 47
' Uldn'i Vally 41
Now Jery Cen..l08n
General Markets.
I'HU.ADti.i'iiiA, Oct. 31. Flour steady; win
ter superfine, $3.83 3. '.50, do. extra's, S2.00
2.85; Pennsylvania roller, clear, SJi1.2o; do.
do.,ilraii(lil, t8.803.10; western winter, clear,
J3.WS8.8S, Wheat firm, quiet, with (Wc. bid
and UOI40. asked for October. Corn quiet,
steady, with 38o. bid and 38c. asked for
October. Oats quiet, unchanged, with 21e.
bid and 2&Mo. asked for October. Hay firm;
choice timothy, $15.MaiO. Iteef and pork
steady. Lard steady; western steam. $6. Hut-,
ter 6t 'ady; western dairy, 1015c.; creamery,
1S&-K'.; factory, OsJIlo.: Klglns, 83c; imita
tion creamery, l)l17o.; New York dairy, 15
aiVsc.: oreaniery, ViStia.; Pennsylvania and
westeru creamery prints, fatioy, S60.; do,
ohoice, 8I0.; do. fair to good, 31&t3o.; prints
JobbluK at S29o. Oheese flrnjj New York
large, 7aiOHc; small, fanoy, 7JJllc.t part
Bktins, SMATWo.; full skims, 2JJo. Kens
dull; Nw York and Pennsylvania, -'0aao.;
Ice house, lfkJ17o.; western fresh, 1620a.
Live Stock Markets.
NBW YoitK, Oct. 31. European oables quote
AmerlsAD steers at 810)4o., dressed weight;
refrlgsrahar beef, 7Mo. Calves steady;
poor to-prime veals, JlttT.M; grassers, St.Ut
8. Silo si and lambs slow, ch sing weak all
armiudi.uoor to prime sheep, fl .26(js3.03. oom
in.iii to choice lambs. 1 1.854.37(. Hogs weak
at iM jW.idi.
Kat tdliKUTV. Pa.. Ool. 81. Cattle steady;
good butchers, 8.Bii(4; bulls, cows and stags,
fl.sil: feeders. Sl,Via3.W. Hog a shade
lowr, Philadelphia. $3.8Si$n.(iO; best Yorkers,
$l.sii(8jiB; roughs, $2.71X08.83. Blieep steady;
extra, &l.8Ua.lU; good, it.WIH.U); common,
bin TsSl.X Lambs firm; f2.3&4.. Yeal calves.
f j u.tl.J.
2 j
There
TOIVUNE ; you should therefore be careful to get the genuine.
Sold everywhere. In tins, with trade-marks "CbHn!i" nd itter'i head ti cotton plant
meath on every tin. Madeoulyby
THE N. K. FAIl'.BANt CUhl'AM, C11ICAU0 anil 132 A. llclansre Ate., I'lilUdelphU.
THE LARGEST PIECE
OF GOOD TOBACCO
Sonittlniesncols a reliable,
tho purest drugs
Tho? are prompt, ssfoard certain In result. 1r eenuIno(Pr. Penl'o) never dlaap
ujlut, gent anywhere. Si. 00. AdJrcM Pl. ' IciMUi's Co., C.CTClaud, O.
For sale by P. P. D. KIRLIN, Shenandoah, IV
"A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE
FUL OP SHAME." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
SCIHTi"KILL DIVISION.
SKPTEMBtltSO, 189.1.
Trains will leave Shcnnudouh nfter the nbove ,
d.ite for Wigwam, Oilberfoii, Kuickvllle, Dark
Water, St. Clair, l'ottsville, llambiirir, lEendinsr, ,
Iottstown, lMioenlxville, ,orri.towii niul I'hil- i
udelphia (llroad Mrect station) nt 0 08 and 1115:
a, in, nnd 4 15 . m. on week days. Kor Pott- j
ville anil intermwllate 6tutlons 9 10 a. m.
SUNDAY. I
For WI;iriins, Oliberton, Krackvlllo, Dark
Water, St. Clair, Pottsvllle, at 6 OK, o.)0 a. in. and I
3 10 p. m. I'or ilnmhurR, lteaIliif(, Pottstown, I
l'lioeiilxvlllc, NorrUtown, l'hil.ulelphiii at 0 00.
9 40 ii. in., 3 10 p. m.
Trains leave Fmekville for Shenaniloah at
1010a. m. anil 12 II, sol, 7 1 unit lux. p. m.
Sunday, 11 13 n. in. anil 5 40 p. in.
Leave Pottsvllle for Shenandoah at 10115, 11 IS
a. in. nml I 10, 7 IS and 10i"J p. in. Sunday at
10 10 a. m., 5 1.1 p. m.
Lcnve Philadelphia, (Hroad street station), for
Shenandoah at 5,17 and 8 35 n. m., 110 and 711
p. in weekdays. Sundays leave nt (i 50 . in.
Leave llrouil street station, Philadelphia, for
Sea tfirt, Anbury Pulk, Ocean drove, l.oilg'
Drnnch, and intermediate stations, B.fiO, 8.U5,
11:19 a in., 3.30, 1 1)0 ii. in. week-dnvs. Sundays
(btopat liiterlakcii for Asbtiry Park). 8ifi a. m.
Leue Briiiul Street Station, PhiladelphUi,
l-()lt NHW YOItK.
Kxpn-ss. week days. 8 80, 10.1, 4 50, 51(1, OfSO,
i .!, h ill, ' nil, iu .w uJiiiuir i-r;, iiou, ii ii a,
in., t'J noon, 12 35 I Limited 100 nml 122 p. m,
DiuliiicCurs), 1 10, (Dlninu Car), 3 20, 4 00,
1 00, ' 58 I DiulllK Car I, 0 00, 0 50, 8 12, 10 00 p. III.,
12 01 IliKht. Sundnvs, !) 20, 4 05, 4 50, 515, 812,
9 50, lOlWlllinhiB Car;, 1103 n. 111., 12 3.1, 230
(DinlnilCari, 4 00 (LiniileiH 82), 8 20, 5.V ilHii.
Illlt Car), 0 35, fi 50, 8 12, HI 01) p. 111., 12 01 nlht.
Kxnross for llohton. without chanire. 1100 a.
in. week days, and 6 50 p in. dally.
WASlllNOTON AND TIIK SOUTH
For llnltimore and WnshhiKtou, 3 50, 7 20, 8 31,
0 10, 10 SO, 11 18, 11 38 n. in., 112 31 Limited Dln
Ing Our), 1 12, 3 111, 4 II 15 Iff Congressional
Limited, bliiliist Cur), 017, 0 55 (DiiilnB Car),
7 40(DiiiliiOr) p. m., and 12 01 tiitjht week
days. Sundays, 3 SO, 7 20, 0 10, 11 18, 1188 a.m.,
1 12. 4 41, 0 55 Dining Our), 7 40 p. m. (Diuliiu
Our) ami 18 m night.
Isivo .Market btreet Ferry, Philadelphia,
FOlt ATLANTIC CITY.
Knpress, 8 80 a. m,, 1 10, 4 00, and 5 00 p. in.
week days. Sundays, i ii and 0 45 a. in.
For Cape May, Augletsen, Wildwood ami
Holly lleoeh. Kx press, 9 00 a. m., and 4 00 p. m.
week days. Sumliiy, 00. m.
For Sea Isle City, Ooaim aty and Avalon
ISxpress.OOOu. in., nnd 4 00 u in. week days
Sundays, 9 00 a. in.
For Homers l'olllt. Bxprssw, 8 50 a. lu., and
4 00 p. in. week days. Sundays, 8 45 a. m.
8. Jf. Pki-vcmt, J. It. Wood,
Oen'I Manager. Gen'l PassVr AKt.
Is the making of u. pie, Tlie g
niakiiiK of a crisp crust de- g
pentls lnrgelv upon the shorten- rj
iug. Use COTTOLIiNK, the g
new vreiable shorteiiino;, in- o
s lead of lard, and seggintss will m
be an unknown clement in your g
pastry. Cotlolene should a)- w
ways he economically used ft
two-thirds as much Coltolene as g
you would ordinarily use of m
lard or butter, beinsr ample a
to produce the most desirable S
results. The saving in a year
represents a considerable item.
are manv imitations of COT-
:ERY WOMAN
monthly, ro?i'.
should be umm.
. r, weilictno. On'y Karmloas flild
if you tranttho bust, get
The Backus Water Motw
Is the Most Economical Power Known,
and the Best la the World for Driving
Light Machinery.
It takes but little room.
It never gets out of repair.
It can not blow up.
It requires no fuel.
It needs no engineer.
There Is no delay; no firing, up; no ashes to
oleaii away; no extra insurance to ay; no re
pairing necessary; no coal bills to iay, and U Ij
n!wny8 ready for use. ,lt is InvaloeMe for
blowiriK Church Oruiius, fur riinnli.K Printing
Presses, Sewing M ichinei, Turning l.athet
Scroll Shws, Orlnd Stoiu h, (Viiree Willis, Sausuge
Machines, Feed Cutters, Corn Mills, Elevators,
lite. Pour-horse (Miwer ut 10 pounds pressure of
water. It is noiseless, neat, comisict, steady,
miu auovo an
IT IS VERY CHEAP.
Price, $15 to $300
Send for circular to the llackus Water Motot
Co., Newark, N. J., Muting paper you saw
advertisement in.
We also manufacture Patent Rotating
and Exhaust Fans.
Send for Special Catalogue on
Veutilatiof.
"AMSY (PILLS!
1 Ac. Foa"w6wurs safi
- u . .Co, PHILA..PA-
m 19 Safe the sure
iTsat.aEauAr.;" v,lt-
( sexes. Bent free.