EVENING HERALD
JWTAltl.lSlII'.l) 1B70.
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Entered at the po'tofllco nt Shenandoah, Pa., m
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TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
MONDAY. lTilUUAUV 17 1806
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
To Uio Itcpuhllcnn electors of Pennsylvania:
ThcBepubllcnns of Pennsylvania, liy their duly
chopen representatives, will meet in Stnto con
vention Thursday, April 23, 1W0, at 10 o'clock
a, in.. In tho opera house, city of Hiirrlshurg, for
the purpose of nominating two candidates for
representative nt-lnrgo In Congress und thirty
two candidates for Presidential electors, tho
eelectlon of eight dclcgatcs-ot-largc to tho Itc
publican National convention, and for the
ransactlon of Mich other business iu may ho
presented.
By order of the State Committee.
M. S. Quay,
Attests Jerk B. ltux, Chalrnian.
"V, It. AsnnEws, Secretaries.
Xl'.VKli punish a bov for making o.vcusos.
Ho may sumo day bo a Schuylkill county
politician.
To-Mor.now is election day. It is tho
duty of each voter to exercise his right of
franchNo.
SHU that tho Citizens Councilmen ami
School Directors in your ward stro elected
Make this a Citi.eu year in Shenaudoali.
Tin: Democrats have given up electing
their borough ticket, and aro now makiug
the light to retain control of the Fourth and
l'ifth wards.
Tin; preseut cold wave is accepted by many
of tho local Democrats us an omon of no good
to their party. It is likely to snow on Wed
nesday. Victokv Is certain for tho Citizens party
if every voter docs his duty. That duty is to
i-.ist his vote for tho moit cnpablo candidates.
Having made such a failure at nominating
a Democratic ticket the "moonshiners" are
retorting to letter writing. In the latter role
their ignorance is apparent to a greater
degree.
Tho Kimo qualifications uro iiecesary
tho selection of Councilmen. The latter bear
tho same relation to tho taxpayers as do
tho .School Directors to parents, and it is just
as important to discriminate in tho former as
in tho hitter. Tho nominees presented by tho
Citizens party in the various waids Miner
nothing by lompirhon with their opponents
It is not necessary for them nor their sup
porters to make personal attacks upon tho
men on the Democratic ticket; thcygobefoio
tho people ami ask tlieir sutTragc1 becaiw
tlicy merit it. If intelligence and capability
are tho proper uualificatlolis, the Citizens
nominees should faie well at the hands of tho
Miters in the different wards to-morrow.
Monijv ia said tu bo easier than earlier
in the winter, nnd business is consequently
responding to its magic touch. From prc-cnt
indications we arc going to have an ummially
large spring business, especially in our many
dry goods establishment, and more especially
among those who disseminate a knowledge
of their whereabouts and what they have to
offer in the way of bargains through tho
olumns of the Mxram). It always affords
s sinceie pleasure to make note of theMc
icss in business of any of onrujrtrous, and
wo state as u matter of falnaT so many of
them havo been wuCcefsful that we have been
kc.ixt a very pleasant framo of mind.
Tin: pcrfonning of labor makes a nation
rich, while importing thn product of labor
makes a nation poor. In those few words lie
all our tariff troubles. The United States
has always suffered by being the dumping
ground for the surplus stock of KnglMi
manufacturers. Tho first thought is, when
theo cheap goods aro thrown upon our
market, that the people aro benefitted by
them. Hut this is not so, because the labor
was paid for in another country, and tho
money earned was spent in that country, and
where labor is there is tho market for agri
cultural produce. Therefore, so long as
Kngland can buy our food products und sell
us her fabrics sho will continuo to hold tho
key to the gold product.
DO YOUR DUTY.
Tn some respects tho present campaign has
Wen an unusually quiet ono for a political
content in Shenandoah. This may bo
aeeuUnted for, in a measure, with the reason
that there aro but two borough olliccs to bo
Jilted, namely, High Constablo and Ilorough
Auditor. Next year tho people will vote for
Chief UurgcAH and Tax licceivcr, and many
of the local politicians aro keeping hands off
tho present fight preparatory to tho contest
one year hence, when they will shy their
eastor, or that of their friends, into tho field,
Nevertheless, tho election to-morrow is an
important one, and every voter should do his
duty. Tho soloction of School Directors and
inembori of Council is a matter of much
interest to the taxpayers, at .cast it should
be These two bodies constitute tho legisla
tive government of tho borough, while all
other officials arc merely executive and en
forco Biich laws as nro enacted by the School
Hoard and Council. Itistruo that without
capable mid honest oxcctitivo olllci.ii.i, tho
law becomes Inoperative nud icmalns a dead
letter upon tho ordiuanco book ; yet at tho
name lime it is also true that with tlicso
bodies composed of Incompetent and non
progressive members, We havo obnoxious and
dobt-bearing laws.
Thus it can bo plainly seen that it is tho
duty of each voter, and especially parents
and t.ix-pnyors, to take on active interest in
tho present contest, flood men aro needed
for both branches of tho local govcnniont.
Our public schools demand tho closest and
ablest supervision, to tho end that they may
be continued in their present condition. The
School Directors should, therefore, bo not
only men of Integrity nnd good standing, but
should be imbued with a full sense of tho
importance of the position.
Marvelous Itosults.
From a letter written bv lfcv. J. Gunder-
man, of Dimondale, Mich., we aro permitted
to make this extract : "I have no hesitation
in recommending Dr. King's New Discovery,
as the results wero almost marvelous in the
ease of my wife. While I was pastor of the
Haptist churcli nt Jitvcs Junction she was
brought down with Pneumonia succeeding
Mi Hrlppc. terrible lmroxysmsot couching
would last hours witli little interruption and
it seemed as if she could not survho them.
A friend recommended Dr. King's New
Discovery; it was quick in its work and
highly satisfactory in results." Trial bottles
free at A. Wasley's drug store. Hecular size
50c and $1.00.
PERSONAL.
Assistant Postmaster Ticrncy nud Letter
Carrier Malone spout yesterday nt Tamaqua.
John Houscr, Jr.,otrortli Chestnut btreet,
is confined to his home through sickness.
William II. Zimmerman, of town, attended
the funeral of Klias Smith, a relative, at
Wadesville, yesterday nitemoon. Interment
was made at I'ottsvllle.
James Michael, of tho Kutztown Journal
and Patriot, was lcgi-teied at the Sclioifly
House to-day.
Messrs. JI. and P. Kcllaghcr, of Locust
Gap, circulated among town ucquintauecs
last evening.
Kdward Williams, of ilkcsbarre, spent
Sunday among town acqamtaiices.
Mrs. Joseph Wadlinger, of I'ottsvillo, was
tho guest of hor sister, Mrs. John Urailer, of
South West street, yesterday.
Messrs. Georgo II. Goodman and P. J,
Joyce, of Pottsvillo, wero town visitors yes
terday. Miss Laura Acker spent Sunday witli rela
tives in Pottsvillo.
Oliver Swain, of St. Clair, was a Sunday
visitor to town.
M. A. Carey, of Shamnl. ;ii. was registered
at the Ferguson Mouse yesterday.
Councilman James MeUllicniiy transacted
business at the county seat to-day.
M. XI. Hurko and T. It. ISeddall, Dsqs., at
tended motion court at Pottsvillo to-day.
Councilman D. II. James spent Saturday
evening with friends at Jamaqua.
PITHY P0INT3.
Happenings Throughout lltoltpglnn Chron
leletl Tor Hasty Perusal.
Fred. A. Merwig, a former resident of Ash
land, died at his homo in Philadelphia on
Friday. Me held a position in the Mint.
The tunnel which was being driven from
the No. 8 to the No. 0 veins at the Alaska
colliery, has been finished, and give this
colliery a large supply of coal.
Primrose colliery employes weie paid to
day.
Mrs. O. II. Hridgman, wife of the former
, pastor of All Saints' church 1 ore, took a
prominent part in a coiuerl at Cuitralla I ri
day night.
On the 27th of tho present month Sheriff
Scott will sell the Landingvillo shoe factory,
operated by Francis Zuber. A number of
executions havo been issued against the plant.
Tho Lavello fair will bo held on tho 29th of
September this year. It is probable the elec
tric road will be built from Locust Dalo to
tho grounds.
Edgar Nausbaum has resigned his position
as cashier of the Pottsvillo railway company,
and on Saturday took possession of Motel
Tumbling Itun.
Adam It. Schmidt, a prominent icsident of
Pottsvillo, died in a Heading hospital on
f5attti'iv Tho funeral will take place to
It is said Philadelphia cajialhts will erect
a $150,000 hotel in Pottsvillo.
Oliver Lewis, a miner, found a petrified
hand in Henry Clay colliery, at Shamoklu,
It was a pcrfct hand, wlikli had been sev
ered at tho wrist.
Shako oft' ltliPiiniallMii nixl Neuralgia
Huh well with lied Flag Oil, 23c. At
Gruhler Bros., drug store.
Jtlurrlngc Licenses.
William Itobeit Zeard und .Miss Annio Dora
Gorlachcr, Tamaqua; Alfnd Luclcn Hadesty,
Jr., and Miss Sarah L'llcn iicrncr, Tamaqua;
Sylvester liolinsky and Mks Mary Cheo
uiucksnes, Shenandoah; John Puzstinger and
Miss Zona GelKiuce, Shenandoah; Joseph An
tinowiczand Miss Kil l Luckas.
Rheu
matism with Its dreadful pains and aches,
is a disease of the blood. Lactic acid
accumulates in the vital fluid and settles
in the Joints, to the Intense agony of the
sufferer. Hood's Sarsaparilla neutralizes
this acid, restores the rich healthy quality
ol the blood, and thus drives out and
prevents rheumatism. Hundreds of testi
monials toll of crutches thrown away,
lame backs, arms and legs cured, by
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
The One True Blood Iurlfler. fl ; 0 f or 5,
Prepared onlr by O. I, Hood 4 Co., LoteU, Mail,
J-I .1 rjsil- sreeMjtoUk,mlld,tl,
nOOU S HlllS two. AU droggliti. ISO.
mtmtistti
DR. NANOEN'S DISCOVERY.
Ills l'rlruds In Norwny llolleve That I1k
Has Henclicd the l'ole,
CrtlllSTlANf , Norway, Feb. 17. Wide
spread as is tno Interest over tho w here
abouts of Nnnson, rm intorost oxtonditiR
today oror tho wholo world whorovor tho
telegraph nnd tho onblo can roach, It can
no where bo moro kocnly felt than in tho
heart of his devoted wife, who lives in this
city, whenco the expedition in tho Krnra
sailed on Juno 34, 1B93. Having In mind
tho first nows of hlmsolf that tho oxploror
could by nny possibility transmit would
probably bo directed to his wlfo, a repro
sentntlvj of tho Associated Press has
called upon Mrs. Nanson to Inquire what
intelligence sho has of hor husband's
whereabouts,
Sho has received no word from her hus
band directly, but sho is profoundly hopo
ful that tho nows, which first enmo from
Jaktitsknud has slnco boon corroborated
from other sourcos, Is nuthentlo and that
Dr. Nanson has, in fact, solved tho secret
of tho north polo and is now safoly emerg
ing from the mystlo lsolntlonof tho frozen
regions.
It must bo added, howovor, that there Is
a reservation of doubt in Mrs. Nnnsen's
mind, dosplto tho hopofulness thnt buoys
hor up. Tho absence of direct news to her
self lcavps tho room for this doubt. Sho
will not allow horsolf to take assurance of
her husband's good tortuno until sho hears
It from himself. Sho fonrs tho posslblo fnll
from this high point of happiness should
there bo subs?quont disappointment.
ocicntists hero, whojo sympathy with
Dr. Nanscn and tho objects of his expedi
tion is very vivid and cordial, bcllovo from
tho nows received that Dr. Nansen bus
really reached tho coast of Siberia and is
returning from tho polo.
ltucklen's Arnica Salvo
Tho best salvo in tho world for cut?.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores,
tetter, chapped bauds, chilblains, coins, unit
ill skin ciuptions, anil positively onus piles.
or no pay requiied. It is guaranteed to give
perlcct satlstactton or mony remaned, rricc
25 cents per box. For sale bv A. Wasley.
i'oi.iticai- roTrouititi.
Thomas J. Lennou, of Jackson's, is an
nounced as a candidate forthc Legislature on
the Democratic ticket. Mr. Lenuon so iar is
tho ouly miner announced.
Councilman Thomas J. Jamas' long experi
ence is needed in that body. His majority
will surprise sorao people
Edward Mason, an old soldier incapacitated
for hard work, is just tho man for High Con
stable, ncmcmbcr the noble deeds of tho old
veterans by casting a vote for Mason to
mono w.
V
Kvery member of the Citizens partv in tho
First ward should vote to-morrow. Iloth the
ward and borough tickets demand their sup
port by right.
V
There is but one contest in tho. Second
ward, and that is for Council. Tho knowing
ones say Councilman lioelim will succeed
himself. The little "by-play" going on in
that ward will burn somebody's fingers if
they aro not careful.
There is but one thing that can defeat tho
Citizens party in the present contest, and that
is tho stuy-ut-homo vote. If tho full voto is
polled to-morrow tho party will record
victory, but if tho vojers themselves fail to
take the proper interest in the success of tho
party, it can hardly be expected that any
thing other than defeat is in store for them
Our Democratic friends pin their faith to
tho Fourth and Fifth wards. The fact that
they are making that tho battle ground
should cause tho Citizens to put forth every
cflort to checkmate them.
V
In tho person of William Keevestho Citi
zens present a candidate for Ilorough
Auditor who has the proper qualifications for
tho position.
V
Bear in mind tho fact that to-morrow is
election day, and that you havo a duty to
perform.
V
The friends of Tom IJyan in tho Fifth
ward still remember tho treatment accorded
the latter at tho Councilnianic nomination.
They will hardly kiss tho hand that smote
them.
V
Be ore casting your vote to-morrow com
pare tho relative merits of the enndidatesand
vole for tho best men.
Weuns.
A Hook for Young Men.
IkVu immeasurable amount of suffering and
injur to tho human race, Is duo to thoignor-
aiitvielation of physiological laws by the
youin t our lauu. Jiuliious practices arc
inuuigeu u, through ignoranco ol tho in
evitable injry to constitution and health
which surelyjllows. By every young man,
mo uivino lnjuuuw, "Know Tliyseu,'
should bo well hecddil.si&u assist such ii
acquiring a knowledge of themserrtffa'nil' oT
how to preserve health, nud to shun "those
pernicious and most destructive practices, to
which so many tan victims, us well as to re.
claim and point out the means of relief and
cure to any who may unwittingly have
violated Nature's laws, and aro already
suffering tho dire consequences, an association
of medical gentlemen have carefully prepared
a little hook which is replete with useful
information to every young man. It will be
sent to any address, securely sealed from
observation in a nlair. envelona. bv the
World's Dispensary Medical Association of
003 Main Street, Ilull'alo, N. Y., on receiDt of
ten cents in stamps iinr postage;, it enclosed
witli this notice.
Buy Keystono Huur. Be sure that tho
name Lkshui & Baku, Ashland, la., is
printed on every sack.
The soothing, healing effects of Dr. Wood's
Norway Pino hyrun is felt almost lustantlv,
There is no other cough medicine that" com
bines so many virtues.
Church l'ropm-ly Sold,
Tho Eshorites on Saturday sold the old
Evangelical churcli pioperty at Schuylkill
Haven to W. Camp 47, P. O. S. of A. Tho
vacant lot adjoining was purchased by the
School Board. Tho church edifico will be
converted into an opera house, aud the
second Btory will be used by the Camp for
lodgo purposes.
A Hit Tor Coughs and Colds,
What? Pan-Tina, 25c. At Gruhler Bros.,
drug storoj;
THIS I.ATJIST
Spring styles of stiff hats have arrived at
MAX LEVIT'8, 15 East Centre utreet.
Are you suffering, from ihemnatism t
Thomas' Eclectric Oil has cured thousands of
the worst cases of this .terrible disease. It
only costs 25 rents to try it.
JIHIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIII IIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIk
I "Ise in Town Honey." 2
j Pancake I
j Flour. j
z A combination of the great staifo
of life WHEAT, CORN anil RICB.I
Bo Suro You Get tho Red Package.
1 HERE'S OUR GUARANTEE.
- lluv n packngfl of Oenulno Aunts
- Jamima's tcll-Itlslng rniiroko Flour, s
Jhii'IU you do not find It makes Uio best
z rakes you ever nle, rt-turn tho empty
rliox to your grocer, leave your iimur, .
uiul tlie grorer will refund tho money -;mul
charge. It to us. ;
Scientifically Prepared and
m ilanuractuml only by
j;R. T. DAVIS MILL GO., St. Joseph, Mo. f
!! Send 4 cents In stamps for n set of Aunt -.
Joralma nnd her Pickaninny Dolls. 5
Paul Summa's lhol.
A dispatch from Wllkesbarro statoj that
Charles Flake, of that town, had socn Paul
Summa's ghost and had talked with him.
The occurrence has caused consternation
among the Poles of that place. Snmnia was
n resident of this town at ono time.
Kleetrlo Hitters.
T'.lectrie Hitlers is a medicine suited for any
season, but perhaps more generally needed In
the spring, wnen tue languid exnausieu
feellnir prevails, when tho liver is torpid and
sluggish and the nted of a tonic nud altera
tive is felt. A prompt use of this mcdiclno
has oitcn averted long and perhaps mini
bilious fevers. No mcdiclno will act more
surely in counteracting and freeing the sys
tem lrom the malarial poison. Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness yield to
Klectric Bitters. Only fifty cents per bottle
at A. Wasley's drug store.
Coining Invents.
Feb. 17. First annual ball, Patriotic Drum
Corps, Itobbius' opera house Schoppo
orchestra.
Feb. 19. Annual supper under tho auspices
of the P. M. church, in Itobbius' opera house
Fob. 20. Supper and entertainment under
tho auspicos of Council No. 81, Daughters of
Liberty, in Itobbius' hall.
Feb. 21. Coffee Supper under the auspices
of tho Salvation Army in Itobbius' hall.
Grlp-Cohls-lIeadache.
Why suffer with Coughs, Colds and La
Grippe when Laxative Bromo Quinino will
euro you in one day. Put up in tablets con
venient for taking. Guaranteed to cure, or
money refunded. Price, 25 cents. For salo
by ICirlin's Pharmacy.
Our people arc growing moro aud more In
the habit of looking to Gruhler Bros., drug
gists, for the latest and best of everything in
tho drug line. They sell Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, famous for its cures of-bad colds,
croup and whooping cough. When in need
of such a medicine give this remedy a trial
and you will bo pleased witli tho
result.
The Backus Water Motoi
Is the Most Economical rower Known,
and the Best in the World for Driving
Llpht 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 ilclny; no firing up; no ashes ya
eitxui , nu uuru insurimco 10 pay, no re.
pairing necessary; no cual hills to nay, and H 1
nHvnys ready for use. H is invaluable for
blowing Church Organs, for running Printing
l'reswi, Sewing Machines, Turning Ijithes.
Scroll Saws, Grind htones. Coffee M11U, Sausage
Machines, Peed Cutters, Corn 31111s, Llcvators,
Kte. Pour-horse power nt in pounds nressura ol
water. It Is noiseless, neat, compact, steady,
nnu itouvo an
--JJSfcjY CHEAP.
Price, $15 to $300.
8end for circular to the llackus Water Moto
Co., Newark, if, J., stating paper you saw
aavertiseinent In.
We also manufacture Patent Rotating:
and Exhaust Fans.
Send for Special Catalogue on
Ventilating.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
1 H. P1ULI.IP.S, M. 1.
Olllcc: 30 Wt Centre strwt.
Can be consulted at all hours.
p P. 11UIIKB, M. 1).
80 IS. I.Ioyd otm't, Shenandoah.
Onice hours 7 to 0 a. m., 1 to S and 7 to 9
p. m. ' '
J II. 1'OMKltOy,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Hhenandonh, Pa.
JJ M. IIUHKE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office Egan building, corner of Main
Centre streets, Shenandoah.
and
pnOK JOHN JONES,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 05, Mahanoy Otty.J'a,
.Having studied Under some of tlio, beet
masters iv London and Paris, will irlvo Iwau
on tho violin, -guitar and vocal culture. 'Teni
reasonable. .Address In euro ol Stroute, 'tlx
Jowcler, Hlienandoah.
PASSAIC'S TRAGEDY SENSATIOM
Tho Foil re Satliflcd Thnt Mi's Kdson Wan
Accidentally Asphyxiated.
Passaic, N. J., Fob. 17. Passaic is still
worked tip ovpr tho sad death of beautiful
Mltiulo Kdson, tho Christian Endeavor
girl, who was suffocated whllo slocping in
tho homo of hor married lover, Andrew C.
Haho, at No. 68 Irvipg Placo, on Thurs
day night.
Hnho's promlncnco, from his connection
with tho match factory, nnd tho girl's
previous good character nnd excellent repu
tation, mnkos tho story nil tho moro snd,
and tho girl's compnnlons nro grief
stricken, whllo tho residents of tho neigh
borhood In which tho death took plnco
are horrified.
Katie, after being released from tho po
lice station on ball, packed up a fow goods
aud loft town. It Is bollovcd that ho has
gone to Now York. Ills wlfo, who is now
in York, lu., has boon notified of his dis
grace, but sho rofusos to bellove it. A
telegram sho sent to hor friends in this
city says it is all a caso of blackmail, nnd
that her husband's onomles nro trying to
Injure his business reputation. Sho char
acterized tho dead girl as a party to the
conspiracy.
Hnho's story would loud somo truth to
his wlfo's bollof wore It not for tho fact
that ho has admlttod that ho willingly
agreed to tho llason.
Chief of Police Hendry Is satisfied that
tho girl was asphyxiated accidentally, but
nil effort will bo inado to hnvu Haho in
dicted for criminal intimacy.
Queen Victoria's Grntltmlc.
Londok, Fob. 17. In u special supple
ment to Tho Gazetto Is printed n lettor
from the qnoon, In which sho says: "I
havo, nln), onco more to thank my loyal
subjects for their warm sympathy in tho
fresh and grievous afllletlon which has bc
fullen mo ivud my beloved daughter Bea
trleo, princess of Hattouborg. This new
sorrow U an overwhelming and n double
one, for I loso a do.irly lovod nud holpf ul
son, whoso prcsenco was like a bright sun
beam In my homo, nnd my daughter loses
a noblo and devoted husband, to whom
sho was united by tho closest affection. I
wish from my heart to thank my pcoplo
for their sympathy, as woll for the appre
ciation manifested of tho dear nnd gallant
prlnco who laid down his llfo In tho ser
vlco of his adopted couutry. My beloved
child Is an oxample to all In hor courage,
resignation und submission to the will of
God."
New Ynrlc Pantiiiuhers on Strike.
NEW YonK, Feb 17. Two thousand
trousers makers wenton strlko in this city
yesterday, closing 210 shops. Tho strikers
have tho support of tho trousers makers of
Williamsburg nnd llrownsvlllc, - 500 of
whom also went out. Tho strlko is ou ac
count of a propood reduction iu wagos of
85 to 50 per cent. Tho leader of tho strik
ers is Louis Lebowitz. Ho declared that
tho pnutmnkors, all men, woro compelled
to work for $7 and ?10 a weok, nud thnt In
somo cases they wero compelled to sign an I
agreement not to go on strike. Tho men I
were required to work fourteen hours a
day iu many lnstancos.
Koine's ltoy Trnln Wreckers.
Home, N. Y Fob. 17. Slnco last Mon
day tho grand jury has boon nt work on
tho casos of tho four boy train wreckers
J. Watson Hildroth of Now York, Her
bert Plato, Thoodoro Hibbard and Fred
Bristol of Homo, who last November throw
tho fast mall on tho Now York Contral off
tho track here, killing Engineer Nathan
Hngar nndwiothor person, nnd doing an
Immense amount of damage. Thoy will
undoubtedly bo Indicted for first degree
murder, aud their trial will bogln hero
March 3.
Threw Away Ills Canes.
Mr. I). Wiley, ox-postmastor, Mack Crock,
N. Y.,was so badly atllictcd with rheuma
tism that he was only able to hobble around
with canes, and oven then it caused him
great pain. After using Chamberlain's Pain
Halm ho was so much improved that he
threw away his canes. Uo says this lini
ment did him more good than all othor medi
cines and treatment put together. For salo
at 50 cents per bottle by Gruhler Bros., drug
gists. llnrglars Make a Good Haul.
New YonK, Keb. 17. Tho restaurant of
A. W. Dennett, on Park Row. was entered
by-burglars nnd five safes brokon Into yes
terday. About f 1,300 In cash was taken.
The restaurant, was closed Saturday mid
night, and tho robbery took placo between
that time and 5 o'clock Inst night. Tho
nnlico are of tho opinion that professional
burglars did tho work, aided possibly by
somo ono fumlliar with tho Interior of thu
building.
Sir Kdwnrd Clarke Will Defend Jameson.
Loudon, Fob. 17. Sir Edwurd Clarke,
Q. C, the distinguished criminal advo
cate, lias boon retained for tho defense of
Dr. Juiueson upon his trial In England,
ltellef in Six Hours.
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases-!
relieved In six hours Dy tne "ow ureal
South American Kidney Cure." This new
remedy is a great surprise on account of its
oiceedine nromntness in relioving pain in
tho bladder, kidneys, back and every part
of the urinary passages In male or tcmaio.
It relieves reteution of water and nain in
passing it almost immediately. If you want
milck relief and cure this Js your remedy,
Sold by Isaac Shaplra, druggist, 107 South
jualn street.
Killed lier Sweetheart aud Herself.
St. Louis, Feb. 7. Barbara Kqsscl, a
pretty Gorman p;lrl, about 10 years old,
last night shot and killed John Rohlflnge,
her lovor. nnd then, with the same weapon,
a cheap revolver of iScnllbcr, (lred a hullo
Into her own Drain, uyine insianwy.
Th Weather.
For eastern Pennsylvania nnd New Jr-
ey: (Jloar ana corner; noriuorjy iuu.
Tho littlo daughter of Mr. Fred Webber,
Holland, Mass., had a very bad cold and cough
which ho had not been ablo to euro witli any
thing. I gave him a 25 cent bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Eemedy, says w. r. lioiucn,
merchant and postmaster at West nrimflold,
and tho noxt time I saw him ho said it worked
like a charm. This remedy is intended
especially for acute throat and lung diseases
such as colds, croup andwhooping cough, and
it Is famous for its cures. There is no daugor
iu giving it to children for it contains uoth
ing Injurious. For salo by Qruhler Uros,
druggists.
When you want good roofing, plumbing,
eas fitting, or general tinsmlthing done call
S , . . . a ,ir. r 1 ., 1 1
On 12. uauaguer 10 it cok mjuub puccv.
Dealer la stoves. 8-1-tf
Eczema in any part of the body is instantly
lolieved and permanently cured by Doan's
Ointment, the sovereign remedy for all itchi
ness of the skin.
On Lalco Erio's Shoros.-Tho Captain's
Wlfo T0II3 tho Story. It Will
Interest Many I'ooplo.
(From the Buffalo Keening Actcs.)
If you were to call nt 27 front Avonuo
you would find a pleasant elderly lady,
Mrs. Captalu llcnesy by name. Her
kindly Btnlle and joyous manner are to no
small extent due to tho escape sho has had
Her own words enn better describe her
rescue and ono can easily understand her
present happy condition when they realize
what she lias gone through. Sho says:
"About five months ago 1 had an attack
of sickness which lasted for n week and
since that tlino I havo been subject at in
tervals to similar attacks, somo of which
wero longer in duration. It is hard for
mo to describo how I suffered. Tho pain
would commenco in my head, after which
It would seem to pass down my body nnd
settlo in my back, my sides ached, my
back ached, and I had a feeling of great
distress in the bowels. The increased
pain which seemed to como from lying
down, would bo almost unbearable, my
face and stomach would bloat up and I
could hardly stand on my feet, dizziness
made itnlmost impossible; this feeling was
always with mo even after tho violence ajfc
tnc attacK passed over. The last nttackPl
had was the worst, aud was so bad I would
uot havo been ablo to tell this story but
for Doan's Kidney Pills. As soon as I
commenced tlieir use I found immediate
relief. Tho pain in my back and sides left
ina nnd tho dizziness went with it; tho
bloating in my face and body disappeared
and nil distress in my bowels was gone.
I have great faith in Doan's Kidney Pills;
in a short time they did 11 great deal mora
for mo than nil the plasters nud medicines
which I hail resorted to in seeking relief
and cure. I hope always to bo able to pro
cure them."
For sale by all dealers price, CO cents.
Mailed by Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y., sole ageut3 for tho U. S.
For salo at Kirlin's Pharmacy.
POLITICAL CARDS.
VOTE FOR
THOMAS J. BR0UGHALL
FOR
School Director
In the Fourth Ward.
If we can only sell
you one package
of Seellg'a wc
better stop busi
ness. But we're in
business because
those who try it
keep on buying.
cup
of coffee
enriched by
SEELIG'S.Good
1 isn't it. 1 Ins ad
"mixture civesor-
dinarycollcea de
kdclicious flavor.
c. a
packige.
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NEW SALES and EXCHANGE STABLES.
WORKING or DRIVING HORSES
constantly on hand. Sold or exchanged,
II. L. MILLER & CO., Props.,
10 N. Pear Alley.
lluslncss ofllco; W. P. Miller's meat market.
128 N. Main street.
Cures Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Croup, Diphtheria, Rheumatism,
and nil Winter coaiplaiuts. It
1
Internal or External.
There are many kinds of pain,
but there is only one FAin-ruuer.
Keep It by ron. Be are of Imitations Buy
only tne genuine i-kkt .
Bold every where, J6c. and toe. per bottle.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
Notice is hereby given to tho qualified electors
of tho Borough of Shenandoah, that an
election will be held on
'mmi, -FEBRUARY 18, 1896,
Between the hours of 7 a. in. and 7 p. in., for tho
following named officers i
ONE PERSON FOB
HIGH CONSTABLE.
ONE rEItSON FOIl
B0J10UGH AUDITOR.
J Arvl ES EMANUEL,
High Constable.
Shenandoah, fa., FcU8th, 18W.
Teams to H Ire.
If you want to hire a safe and reliable
team ior unviiiKor lor wormug purposes
pay Shields' livery stable u visit. Tcami
constantly on hand at reasonable rates.
JAMES SHIELDS,
No. 410 East Centre street.
Opposite Beading railroad station.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
D
MIX'S
Celebrated Vemaio
l'owdera never fall.
ufandure(ifLr ftUlnar
with Tnry and FeanyTojtl HU tod other UW
va huv th beat and Told dluD-
a market, A f
Wbn. Bft Borton, Mua,
fee.