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ttSTAliLlHIIKI) 1870.
JPubMstjml avery Ev-iMm, Except Sunday, nt
8 SorrH Jaruik Stuket, Near Ckhthb.
tho llnnild In rieiivctrd InHhenandonit Ami the
surrounding towtiH for nix winta u week, tHV"
nble to the carrier. Ity mall 98,00 n year, or 96
eeuU ft month, naynldc In advance. Advert.
nienttt oharRpti ftetordliiK to nnnce find tM)Ufon.
The lHiljllwhem rtwrvt the right to cltnnce tle
position of advertisements whenever the pub-
neat on ol news demands it. mo mint
reeer.ed to reject any advertisement, whetlm
falu fur or not. time lite publisher! may deem
inproner. Advertising ratoj modo known
upon application.
Entered at the postofllce nt Shenandoah, Pa., as
second class mall tnntter.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
MONDAY, Al'ltll. 13, 18!)8.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
To tho Republican electors of Pennsylvania:
The Republicans of Pennsylvania, by their duly
chosen representatives, will meet In Stato con
vention Thurmlay, April 23, 189(1, nt 10 o'clock
a. m.t In the opera hou.c, city of llarrlshurg, for
the purpose of nominating two candidates for
reprcscntativc-nt-largo In Congress nnd thirty
two candidates for Presidential electors, the
selection of eight dclcgntes-oMargo to tho Re
publican National convention, nnd for the
mnsactlon of such other business ns may be
presented.
Jly order of tho Stato Committee
M. S. Quay,
Attest: Jkris It. Hex, Chairman.
"V. It. Anohews. Secretaries.
A coon uunpnlgii unit; In tho Presidential
aunpalBii would ho, ".Silver Threads Among
tlie (Inld.'J
Ohio's Hnusoof Iieiirnsontntlves has passed
a law iiKHtnst treating. Tlio professional liar
room "sponger" will consider this as a case
of treating lilm very badly, indeed.
l'l'T your car to tho ground nud you will
lionr the distant murmuring uf tho howl that
will go up after the Democratic county con
vention. It is not all gold that glitters.
Dm you ever notlvo that ahout tho timo :v
politician Iomjs confidence in the people they
Joso coulidciice in him? There is a sort of
mutual loss of confidence all around. And
jwlitics is a good deal of a con. game, anyway.
A South Carolina man presented him
self at a jail to which ho had hceu sentenced
.1U)1 w.is iodised admittance becauso ho canio
aliejid of his commitment papers. Still wo
poke fun at South Carolina when sho claims
to he lawahidiug.
!i'i.vi:it wrote a story of a man who had
no soul. It seems a credihlo talc when no
consider the man Holmes, who with twenty
murders to expiate, feels not tho slightest
twingo of romoi'oo. While ho may have
always feared detection, he seems to have
heen wholly unconscious of anything horrililo
in his crimes.
A kiiai. lady cither wears a very small hat
to a theatre or else takes oil' l.er hig ono and
shows her pretty head ami her hair artistl
sally dressed. Sho never needs an act of
tho legislature to make, her do this. Tho
prompting of her own gentle, kindly uatuio
induce her to it.
At last it is propo-cd- to recognio tho
common soldier. .Mr. Watson, a mciiiher of
C'ongiesK. iias introduced n hill appropriating
$250,000 lor tho erection of a monument in
Washington city, dedicated to the memory of
tho humble private soldier, who was such an
important factor in the war for tho preserva
tion of tho Union.
Quite a number of Democratic comity
conventions have been held throughout the
stato during the past week, and in all of
them an emphatic expression against tho
milt rule was included in the resolutions. It
is apparent, therefore, that tho great mass of
Democratic voters aio in favor of the aboli
tion of the unit rule. As to how tho Schuyl
kill delegation will vote on tho question, in
the convention, there is no way of ascertain
ing, as they have rcceivid no instructions
and are free to exercise their own judgment
in the matter.
In" many towns throughout tho county tl o
Grand Army Posts aro jyepariug for Mi
luurial Day by getting their committees in
shape and teluctiug the orators of tho day.
Watklu Wntors Pot will not bo behind in
honoring their departed comrades. The
llowor.strowing custom is a beautiful one,
and with ouch biiccecdlng year tho ranks of
tho nohlo men who wore tho blue from '(11 to
'05 lire gradually thinning out and tho duty
will finally devolve upon their sons. The
exercises this year should be participated iu
by all societies, und esi ecially our public
Schools.
EvuiKNci; is not wanti ng to show that the
'National Social Club is an organization of
which the town can justly feel proud. Tho
social features of the club are of a high
order, nnd by furnishing a gymnasium that
has few equals in the iuturiur of tho state for
the development of physleal culture and
amuseinunt to tho members, It is an iuccntivo
that cannot fail to bo productive, of good.
From the membership of the club Prof. H. I.
Wood lmsseeuruil twenty-eight members as
students ut his excellent college, tho faculty
of which U up to the standard of any collego
in the state. Tho Professor is working in a
fruitful Held among the young men, to whom
tt business education is one of tho necessurios
of the present age.
It Is an uuiiMiaUy flue feather 1" t"
American cap to havo so many of the
ovonts in the 7Tllth Olympiad, at Athens,
wou by Aimrican athletes. They contested
with men from England, Frauoe, Gornuuiy,
Austria, t.iV'c i e and other uouutries, and won
more than thfir share of the honors. It may
not be possible to compare their work with
that of the ancient Greeks, who won fame iu
the same arena, and so docido whether man
kind lus advanced or deteriorated in skill,
.strength and ondiimtico as tho centurhs
rolled away, hut their performances were
lujlihe.d with those of athletes from all tho
leading louutties of civUiiation, and the
inericuiH v u
s'Uu igh for the
out ahead,
s ut
That is houor
PERSONAL,
U. Sterner spent yesterday at 1'otU-
Guy
ville.
Philip Werner, of
Mt. Carmcl
was a
town visitor to-Uy.
George and Harry Taylor, of Glranlvlllo,
pent last evening in town.
Mrs. David Hrown is visiting hor daughter,
Mrs. T. J. Davis, of 8t. Clair,
letter Carrier Martin MRlono visited
friends at I'ottarlUe yesterday.
Miss Annie I.. Williams whs a guest of
friends at Pottsvillo yesterday.
lMward Wostorvolt, of Haideton, was tho
guest of town relatives to-day.
John I. Matliias, of Mahanoy City, was a
visitor to town buturilay afternoon.
Daviil Llewellyn and lady friend spent
yesterday In Ashland and Mahanoy City
Joseph Mandour, tho East Centre street
merchant, is, transacting business in New
York.
Mrs. Max Supowitu and daughter, Hattle.
aro spending a vacation among acquaintances
in ?sew ork.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morroll, of Olrnril-
vlllc, wero tho guestB of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hooks yostcrday.
Mios Sarah Hoylo and Fannie McOrehan.
of Ilazlcton, aro tho guests of Miss Mary
Ward, on Kast Lloyd street.
Miss Jessie McDonald, of Providence, It.
I., i3 tho guest of her aunt, Mrs. James
Danioll, of North Main street.
E. F. Gallagher, John F. Cooney, Frank
Grady and T. F. Bradlgan went to Mt. Car
mcl to-day to make repairs to tho Mt. Carmcl
House property tho latter purchased about a
year ago.
Wood's College Notes.
Two hundred and seventeen students liavo
entorcd and tho number will probably reach
300 beforo April 18th.
Nino teachers have been employed and
personal instruction will bo given all persons
who need it.
No preparation is needed. Students may
enter who can not read and will be carefully
taught by experienced toachcra in a depart
ment arranged especially for them.
1 hirty scholarships wero written on Friday.
New tables and furniture have been ordered
to accommodate tho largo numlior of students.
I ho Collego is now ahoud of any in Schuyl
kill county.
rho charter member scholarship will be
withdrawn on Tuesday morning, April ltth.
and in its place a combined scholarship will
no issued at flou,
Tho Collego ofllco will bo open Saturday
evening and all who Wish a charter memlier
scholarship at $75, woith April 11th $1150,
.should call at tho College on or beforo Tues
day morning.
If you have not tho ready cash call to sco
Prof. Wood and ho will suggest somo plan by
which you may tako advautago of tho
charter membership.
Students who wish to enter tho collego at
at any futuro timo may get the charter mem
ber scholarship now and come to tho collego
at,any time.
fho college has como to stay, and is ono of
our great educational nnd financial institu
tions. "Tom" lli-uunaii's Death.
Full particulars havo been received con
cerning tho death at Anaconda, Montana, of
Tom" Itrciinan, formerly of this place and
Tamaqua and at ono timo a champion
sprinter. For sovoral days thcio had been a
fire in a big fume that carried away tho wasto
from a smelter. Itrciinan was at tho head of
the fire department to attend and endeavor
to put out the lire. Tho only way to reach
tho place was through a tunnel. A lino of
hoo was laid and lircnuuii and a man named
Smith took tho nozzle. They advanced
about T.i feet. The water was turned on and
had played on the timbering but a few sec
onds when there was an explosion, the tim
bers ga e way and a mass of hot ashes wore
precipitated into tho Hume whcic tho men
stood. The victims ran out of tho tunnel
with the Uesh of their hands and arms
burned so that it hung in shreds and almost
every part of their bodies wero scalded,
llrcnnan inhaled liaiuos and hot air and his
mouth and tliroat wero burned. Ho died
within a few hours. Smith died tho next
day. Mrs. lircnnau has decided to remain
at Anaconda, whero sho has a comfortable
home. Tho deceased was famous as a
sprinter ubout ten years ago and held Hio
world's record for 200 yards, which ho es
tablished in running against time at Allen
town, Pa. Ed. Tisdale, at that timo cham
pion of Canada, forfeited to lSrcnnan. Dep
uty ShcrilV Patrick llrcnnan, of Anaconda,
is a cousin of tho deceased.
(Irlp-ColdN-IIeuduclio.
Why softer with Coughs, Colds and La
Grippo when Laxative Uruiuo Quinitio will
euro you iu one day. Put up iu tablets con
venient for taking. Guaranteed to cure, or
money refunded. Price, 25 cents. For salo
by Kirliu's Phnrmaoy.
Tho Cyclers .Season.
The already large number of cyclers in
Shenandoah will bo materially increased this
season. The weather of tho past few days
has caused tho lovers of the "bike" to appear
upon tho streets, and the roads cannot harden
too soon for them. The suggestion lias been
made, and It appears a feaslblo ono, that a
stock company bo formed for tho purposo of
leasing tho i rotting park with a view to
putting the track in condition for bicycle
races, ' A base hall team could ulsu bo
organized, and the two nttra'tious would no
doubt pay tho investors handsomely. The
suggestion is thrown out to tho local wheel-
liiou with a view of furnishing amusement
to the sports and providing a suitablo track
for cyclers to exercise their powers.
Think
Beforo you decido to
buy a medicine, that the
largo majority of all tho
diseases which allllct man
kind, originate in or aro
promoted by Impuro blood.
That tho best blood medi
cine beforo the public -tho
one which accomplishes
tho greatest cures, has the
largest sales in fact tho
OnoTruoBloodPurifler is
oods
Sarsaparilia
Therefore, get Hood's and Only Hood's,
prepared by C, X, Hood & Co., Jewell, Mui. $ I.
JJI Dllln tht attet-Ulnner pin na
IUUU9 r I IIO famllj cstlisrtlc. zu,
PITHY POINTS.
Iiippcnlngs Throughout the lteglou Chron
icled for Hasty l'crusal.
There are 18 tsitlenta iu the Pottsvillo
hospital.
Trailing arbutls can now bo found on the
mountains.
The llorough Council annual supper will bo
held to-morrow night.
The Tieinont brewery will bo sold by tho
Sheriff next Saturday.
Tho llorough Treasurer still has somo of
tho refunding bonds for salo.
The attaches of the Ashland opera house
will bo given a benefit Friday evening.
The Heading collluries will work four and
tho Lehigh Valley thiee days this woek.
In Centre county 810,000 acres of unsettled
land will lie sold this year fur unpaid taxes.
Orwigsburg Town Council has appointed a
committee to seciiro new industries for that
town.
The Porter township School Hoard will
erect new school bulldlngsnt ItcincrCity and
ltcincrtou.
Tho employes of tho Lehigh Valley Coal
Company at Ccntralia havo been refused
semi-monthly pay.
rlio banquet of tho Contral Kcpuhlicnii
League, of Pottsvillo, will bo held thisc.'cu
ing at Tumbling Hun,
Hunter ballada, of Ashland, has success
fully passed an examination at tho Collego of
Pharmacy, Philadelphia.
During tho month of March thoro wero
thrco fatal and niuo non-fatal mining casu
alties iu tho Pottsvillo district.
Raymond S. Staulfcr, sou of Henry H.
Staufi'cr, of Mahanoy City, died on Saturday
from bronchitis nnd lung trouble Ho had
been sick about a yoar.
Fred. U. Ilipplo, tho P. & It. ngentat Mt.
Carmol, has tendered hisrcslgnation to accept
a clerical position in Philadelphia. Ho will
bo succeeded by Daniel Powers, agent at
Wlilto Deer Mills, Union county.
'iho Magistrate's Library, published by
Kay & Brother, Philadelphia, represents a
most intelligent selection of reading fur all
who aio Interested in tho study of law.
Two teams belonging to Andrew Meluskcy
and William Biloskio attempted to run away
on Main street, but wore caught by their
drivers. They stood close to each other and
wero frightened by thcupsettiugof an empty
barrel into tho gutter.
Linanucl Dunkelbcrgor, of Hokuis town
ship, committed suicido on Saturday by
shooting himself in tho hoad. Ho was 5.)
years old, and was in a melaucholy mood for
somo timo.
Capt. and Mrs. Henry J. Hendler, of
Pottsvillo, celebrated their golden wedding
to-day.
Thomas L. Evans and Michael O'Donnell.
of Wilkcsbarro, aro in the hands of tho
police for "beating" a Pottsvillo landlord.
1) 15. Deibcrt, who has been clerk in tho
County Treasurer's ollice, will ho Deputy
Treasurer, vico Charles H. Kline, who be
comes teller for tho Union Safe Deposit
Bank. Charles Itecd will bo appointed to
Clerk Deibert's position.
iho gas companies have inaugurated a war
against the Philadelphia syndicate that is
trying to get charters for thirty ncetylino
light companies iu as many towns. Tho
hearing will tako place noxt Thursday beforo
Seccctary Iiccder, at; Harrisburg.
Iho work of rebuilding tho Park Placo
breaker is progressing rapidly. Mucli of tho
frame work is iu placo already.
All parties taking part in tho ontortainment
to bo given by tljo Guilds ,of All Saints'
church, aro requested to attend tho rehearsal
at Ferguson's theatre this evening.
Ituy Koystono Hour. ISo suro that tho name
Li:rsici & Uaki:, Ashland, Pa., is printed on
every sack.
When you want good roofing, plumbing.
gas fitting, or general tinsmithing done call
on E. F. Gallagher 18 West Centre street.
Dealer if. stoves. 8-1-tf
Tho Dltlded Army.
Tho local corps of God's American Volun
teers, the religious sect which soccded from
tho Salvation Army to enroll under tho
banner of liallingtou Booth made its first
appearance Saturday night under Capt,
Lu.sk, who had charge of tho old corps, Capt
Lusk's command numbers about thirty. His
lieutenant adheres to tho old corps with
about a dozen members and retains tho old
meeting hall. Tho new corps has no bar
racks, but is looking for ono. Botli wero on
tho streets Saturday nnd last night, hut
avoided each other. Tho now army has
already issued a weekly paper in opposition
to tho War Cry. It is called The olunteers
Guide.
llucklon's Arnica Salve.
Tho best salvo in tho world for cuts,
I 1 ..1 -..! -I....,.. 4'....,.- , ,
Utilises, DOIU9, uiuiia, Dai. iiivuiii) idiv. duiui,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin eruntions. and positively cures piles.
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or mony refunded. Prico
25 cents por box. For salo bv A. Wasley.
Coal l.nud Valuation ltcduced.
Tho hearing in tho Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company's appeal from tho
valuation of its Carbon county coal lands
wascuncluded Saturday night byJudgo Al
bright handing down a decree in which bo
reduces tho valuation made by tho County
Commissioners from $1,1)12,500 to $1,105,000.
Tho valuation of tills samo property in tho
previous triennial assessment was only $150,
000. Tills ends tho contention over the
readjustment of land values iu that county
that iias been in progress sluco the triennial
assessment of 1803. Tho coal lands hereto
fore paid about 111 por cent, of tho taxes,
Tliis has bceu increased to 21 por cent.
i Itupld Orimth,
Tho nnnual tabular report for tho yoar
ending December 31, 18U3, recently issued by
Stato Secretary William Weand, of the P. O,
S. of A., shows that the membership In this
state on that dato, was 5,132. Berks county
leads all other counties in tho state in uum
her of mombers, while Schuylkill county
loads in number of camps and valuation
The former has HI subordinate camps with
0,101 members una a valuation of $123,101.!
while the latter has 50 camps with GOOO
members nnd a valuation of $102" 100.33,
Luzerne county comes next with 41 ouuips
with 3,855 members and a valuation of $01,
770.25.
ltlieiiiuaiUiu Cured ill u Day.
"Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neu
ralgia radically euros in 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon tho system hi romiirkahlo and
mysterious. It removes at once tho causa
and tho disooso immediate)1 a- sappears. Th
uri nose greauy ncneuu; .-ruuw. aim")
. 1 ., I O..I.1 1...
C. II. Hagonbuch, Druggist, Shonandoah.
M. C. WATSON,
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer.
C'lgcrs, Tobacco, Ac. Agent for Heading
Brewing Co.'i Beer and Porter.
11Q and 11S S. ISlaln St.
NUGGTSOF NEWS.
Kx-Consul Jnhn L. Waller, recently re
Jnnsed from prison in Fi'iinoe, arrived at
Now York from Liverpool on Saturday.
Mrs. Susanna Horn, n midwife, who
was under arrest nt Chicago for mnlpmo
tloc, committed sulotdo by drinking enr
bollo ncld.
Of Iweiity-oiRht flshormen who woro.
inrriod off ou'uii loo iloo nonr St". John's
N. F., Saturday night, only one 1ms been
beard from thus far.
Tho meeting of Kmneror William nnd
King Humbert nt Venlco yesterday was
inndo tho occasion of mi enthusiastic do-
iiionstratlon by tho populace.
Goorgo Kremlin, a Salvation Army man,
who had been too nttentlvo to tho wifo of
A. Jones, at Kansas City, Mo., was
shot nud killed by tho latter.
ninrtclou Jtesillts.
From a letter written bv Itov. J. Guilder-
man, of Dimondale, Mich., wo aro permitted
to make this extract : "I havo no hesitation
in recommending Dr. King's New Discovery,
as tho results were almost marvelous in tho
iso of my wife. While I was pastor of the
Baptist church at ltivcs Junction sho was
irought down with I'ncumonia succeeding
a Grippo. Tcrnblo paroxysms of coughing
would last hours with llttlo Interruption and
it seemed as if sho could not survivo them.
friend recommended Dr. Kings Now
Discovery: it was quick in its work and
highly satisfactory in results." Trial bottles
free at A. Wasley s drug storo. Begular sizo
50o and $1.00.
To Urge n llallroatl Magnate's Arrest.
New Yoiik, April 13. At a mooting of
tho Central Labor union yesterday a com
mittee was appointed to wait on District
Attornoy Follows for tho purposo of argu
ing that a warrant bo issued for President
Vrooland, of tho Metropolitan Troctlou
company, which operates tho Broadway
cablo road, on a charge of violating the
ten hour law.
Kcllef In Six Hours
Distressing kidney and bladder discuses
relieved in six hours by the "New Great
South American Kidney Cure." Tiiis new
, i i F ..... i.
leiueiiy is a gieair suipnsu on uccuuui, ui ji3
exceeding promptness in rclioving pain in
tho bladder, kielneys, back and every part
of tho urinary passagos in male or female,
It relievos retention of water and pain in
passing it almost immediately. If you want
quick relief nud cure this is your remedy.
Sold by Shapira's pharmacy, 107 South Main
street.
dialler and 'nlavln Matched.
PnTsuuT.t). April 13. Maher and Slnvln
wgro matched hero yostorelay to light bo
foro tho Eureka club, of Long Island, on
May 20 for a pur.so of $el,C0O, $1,000 to go to
tho loser. Buck Cornelius representetl
Maher nud Tom O'Hourko Slavlu. Tho
match is to bo for twenty rounds.
ltarnn Von Kotze's Victim Dead.
Potsiiam, Prussia, April 13. Baron
Von Schradcr, master of ceremonies nt
tho Prussian court, died on Saturday as
tho result of tho wounds received In tho
duel with Von Kotzo, tho ox-court chnm
borlaln. l.lectrlc Hitlers.
Electric Bitters is a medicino suited for nnv
season, but perhaps more generally needed in
ino spring, wncn mo languid oxhausted
feeling prevails, when tho liver is tornid and
sluggish and tho need of a tonic and altera
tive is felt. A prompt use of tlii3 medicine
lias often averted long and perhaps fatal
bilious fovcrj. No medicino will act mora
surely in counteracting and freeing tho bys-
tern irom the malarial poison. Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Only fiftv cents nor bottlo
at A. Waslcy's drug store.
Tito Hurt In a Ituiiawuy.
IlELLETTA, N. J., April 13. Whilo Mrs.
S. Davidson, the wifo of tho onshior of
tho Holme Snuff company, was tlrlvlng
with hor two children her horso boenmo
frightened by a passing train, and ran
away, upsetting tho cnrrlngo. Mrs. Da
vidson was pinned under tho vohlclo and
was unconscious whon sho wus drawn
out. Ono of tho children was thrown
from tho carriaga against a wlro fenco
and sustained a sovcro injury in tho back.
Tho Spaniards Agutll Angry.
MADRID, April 13. Tho press hero evinces
ill humor becnuso American juries havo
acquitted tho captains of notorious fili
buster vessels lntoudod for Cuba. Tho
Kpoca declares .that iu tho event of a con
flict between Spain and America over
Cuba Spanish diplomacy would spoedlly
ninko tho matter n European question,
and It insinuates that Spain is suro of
European aid In such an ovont.
Hoy Killed in n Sawmill.
Milfoud, Pa., April 13. William Ful
ler, 17 years old, lost his life nt tho saw
mill of A. D. Brown Sc Sou, ou Vnndor
mark creek, on Saturday. Ho hud at-
tomptcel to adjust n belt to a grlndstono,
when ho was caught in tho bolting and
whirled through tho machinery. His skull
was crushod, as was also his breast. Evory
rib In his body was broken. Ho llvod and
was conscious for half an hour.
Turbulent Spanish Klectlons.
Mahuid, April 13. F.loctlons for tho now
chamber occurred yustorduy throughout
bpaln, una wero accompanied by serious
dlsordots at Barcolonn, whero a factory is
reported to havo been burned. Thus far
there havo beon returned 280 Conserva
tives, 63 Liberals, 3 Bopubllcans nnd 5
uariists. -mere aro In all -131 dotmtlos.
During the winter of 1893, F. M.
Martin, of Long Iteach. West Va.. contracted
a sovcro cold which left him with a co'ugh.
in 8poaKlng of how he cured it ho says : "I
used sovoral kinds of cough syrup but found
no relief until I bought a bottlo of Cham
berlain's Cough Kemcdy, which relieved me
almost instantly, and in a short timo brought
about n complcto euro." When troubled
with a cough or cold uso this remedy and you
will not find it necessary to try soveral kinds
beforo you get relief. It has been In tho
market for ovor twenty years and constantly
gruwn in favor nnd popularity. For sale at
28 and 50 cents por bottlo by Gruhler Bros.,
druggists.
Coining Invent,
April 10. Musical and drumatio entertain
ment by tho Guilds of the All Saints church
in Ferguson's theatre.
April 10. Grand phantom danco under tho
auspices of the Clover Club of Shenandoah ut
itouuins opora houso.
April 22. Annual suppor under auspicos of
Welsh Congregational church, in tho church
building.
It will bo an agreeable surprise to persons
subject to attacks of bilious collo to learn that
prompt relief may bo had by taking Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. Iu mauy instances tho 'attack may bo
prevented by taking tills remedy as soon as
tho first symptoms of tho disease appear. 25
and 50 cent bottles for salo by Gruhler Bros.,
druggists,
VICTORY F03 fvlATABELES,
A Small Ilrltlsli Forcn Surrounded nnd
1'liinlly Put to Flight.
BOLUWATO, April 13. Details hnvo been'
received hero of the oncountor with tho
Mntabelo of Captnln Hrdnd, ns tho result
of whloh ho sulTcreel n reverse nutl was
compelled to ask for nsslstauco from
Buluwnyo.
The Mutnbolo surrounded anil attacked
Captain Brand's column, consisting of 130
men, whloh had boon sent to relievo
Gwanda, twonty-olght miles south of hero
on tho Tull road. Captain Brand formed
n lnuger for the purposo of offoring a hot
ter defense ngalnst tho attnek. Somo ilos
pornto fighting ousucel. Tho ouomy wero
found to bo woll armed with Martini
rifles, ami thoy directed a strong anel well
aimed flro oga Inst Captain Brand's Maxim
gun, with such good effect thnt It beenmo
disabled. Captain Brnnel's ammunition
also ran short, and tho fierce attack of tho
Slatnbolo continuing, tho situation of his
forco began to grow dosporato. They wero
finally obliged to fight their way through
tho boleaguerlng onomy's linos. They suc
ceeded in cutting their way out with a loss
of flvo troopors killed and slxtcon wound
ce1.. It is estimated that 150 of tho Mata
bulo woro killed.
Tho.robolllon In Matnboleland scorns to
bo spreading, in splto of tho vigorous ef
forts that havo boon mndo to suppress It.
Tho onomy's forces only go within short
dlstancos of Buluwnyo, and the anxiety
hero is most keen, nnd 'thoro aro many
fonrs oxprcssod of an nttack by the onomy.
An Investigation Demanded.
Washington, April 13. Bobort Bon.
y.y, an Amorlcan citizen, was murdered
In San Snlvndor March 28, and as a result
tho stato department has demanded tho
fullest investigation. Tho cause was
brought to tho attontlon of tho Unltod
States officials by Congressman Marsh, of
Illinois, who had recolvcd n lottor from
Circuit Judgo Bonnoy, of Qulncy, Ills.,
saying that his nophow, Robert Bonnoy,
was engnged in busiuoss near Sonsonnto,
San Salvador, and the statement had
roachod htm thnt his nephew hud boon
killed. Consul Murchmeycr, at San Sal
vador, cables as follows: "Bonnoy shot
March 20. Found dead near Sonsonnto.
Parties unknown. Supposed object rob
bery. Thorough In vcatlgnt ion demanded."
An AlitdnvU.
This is to certify that on May 11th, I
walked to Mellck's drug storo on a pair of
crutches and bought a bottlo of Chamber
lain's Pain B;(lm for inflammatory rheuma
tism which had crippled mo up. After using
threo bottles I am completely cured, I can
cheerfully recommend it. Charles H. Wet
zel, Sunbury, Pa.
Sworn und subscribed to beforo mo on
August 10, 1801. Walter Shipman, J. P.
For salo at 50 cents per bottlo by Gruhler
Bros., druggists. (
Cannot be l.xtradltcd.
NASHUA, N. H., April 13. United Stntci
District Attornoy Ollvor E. Branch has
received, n, ilccislon from tho stnto and
claims departmont at Washington to the
effect that embezzling oashlor Charlos W.
Morrill, of Manchester, and defaulting
cashier Charles A. McKcnn, of this city,
cannot bo extradited from Buonos Ayres
because no treaty oxlsts with Argontina.
Tho decision is based on tho refusal of
Argentina, olllcluls. In 1803, to surrender
n Phlladolphiu embezzler, whilo no treaty
existed.
WITH
Eczema made its appearance on my head in
Its worst form, and ft continued spreading
until my face was covered with scales and tie
came a horrid sight. I had a lino head of hair.
seven years- growth, and had to sacrifice it. I
was in desna
lair.
Tho physicians had failed
evcu to relieve me, when one recommended
CcnounA Soap. My father procured a set of
Cuticuiia IlEMEDitis, and in three weeks the
scales left my faco and the skin lost Its llorld
huo. In tlx icetki I wan tntirtty cured. Jly
face was smooth and mv complexion clearer
and flnor than it had ever been before.
JIIss MAltlON A. SMITH, Sunbury, Ta.
SrEEDT Cuns TmUTMBNT. Warm baths
with Cuticuiia Soap, gentle applications of
CuTtceitA (ointment), and mild doses of Cun
cunA Uesolvznt, greatest of humor cures.
Sold throughout th world. Price, Cuticvba. finc.
6oAr,2fe. Kksolyiyt. ftlc. snd II. Fottkii bui'o
akiiChbu. Cosr., Bole Propi , llostoo.
aj"llowto Cureths Wortt Ecim." malted free.
m n nn tucci Reeved
in
North Sixth St..
ab. Green, Philadelphia.
Chtllencei ti "vlJ. Irom the adrertlif n irA.
l&llit dp to the lecturing ProfuMort, In eurfc
tl.6 norrftcajenof fcP!iaiDlMacf andltLOOll
I'OlbOX. No mtt4.thow llDKerlnf,evtroLti
danrerouitbe troohto tanj be, ervoiJle
hllUf.V.rror ofVonlli n4 1.uMwri'uwer
curtd. (Strip. uco. n....iMiiA anil
cured wlthotit cutting. IH. TltEKl ipolUt'elj thaoldcat,
tb bent ed d niOHC sLlllftil und cxncrlnifiMl one. no
mtle what other injcUtm. bvoi de Z-ccut tuata for
boot Triitl and ba en Uh tonsil reirtirrllnir rnnr dfapiia
and bow to itt curei, Ttt oaU boot IXVOwJAU
OCArKRaoa their books nnd Circular. loUDtr
lief. I'VfitU roc cured In
itnld 1 Intra.. It our J t
6 to Si Jvgi., 6 to tt. Wed. and Hat, htf., 6 to 10, Sun., 9 to
12; K?ga t6to. Trt'utiueiit hy MulL When too rit9
or can Bit'Dmo inn paper, itoarq ana ioag.Bg r aeiired.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
A FARM
100 ncres clear, and with option
nf oiirchasiiur 100 acres timber
land adjoining. Dwelling and barn nnd all
necessarv out bulldlne in cood order and
repair. Will tie sold with or without stock and
farming implements. Coal is supposed to under
lie this property. Within 3 miles of a fl rut-class
market, w Ui trade lor town property.
VALSO-V
A CARPI 173 acres, near Zlons Qrove.75
1 VA 1 acres clear. Dwelling cost over
(2500. CI ood barn and out buildings. Stock and
farm implements.
Must sell to dlsolve partnership.
T. It. BEDDALL, or
D. II. LLEWELLYN.
Shenandoah, Pa.
Abqve parties will negotlato the sale of any
good licensed t-operty in Bbenandoah.
Teams to Hire.
It you ant to hire a safe and reliable
team for drlvinjr or for working purposes
imy Hlilelds' livery stable a visit. Teams
constantly on hand at reasonable ruted.
JAMES SHIELDS,
No. 410 East Centre street.
Opposite Heading railroad station.
D
Celebrated Female
l'owelers never fall,
'WAlrMiltolMre tii'tua
MMMMMWMMH .till IUM ( 11.1' l&UlDg
with Tihiy soil I'anirrorsj 1'iU, soil ofh.r lilv
mnndLei
:). Alwavi buj th, bet and svold liUaD.
auleed auperior l oil ethers, r-oauireh;
r.,AN L iJartlciilr.,.cu. Ur.B.T-
rxrfntmeot. Outrauteed
irrTi., In Oi. market. A
COY
CAL
Let The pole World
Know The Good
Iilcs, Heart Cme Does
11
EAMT DISEASE, hag lis victim at a
disadvantage. Always taught tha
ncan aiseaso is incuraDlo, whon thr
symptoms becomo well defined, tho pattonrf
becomes alarmed and a nervous panic takes 1
placo. But when a suro remedy is found
and a euro effected, after years of suffering,
thoro Is great rejoicing and doslro to "let
tho wholo world know." Mrs. Laura Wlno
lngor, of Selkirk, Kansas, writes; "1 desiro
to let tho wholo world know what Dr. Miles'
T.1 ATllPQ' Heart Cure has done for
I'HlW me For ten years I had
Heart Clll'e pain in my heart, short
, noss of breath, palplta-
KCalUrcS tion.palninmyleftsldo,
TTpilill oppressod feeling in my
IlGtUlll. ...... chest, weak and hungry
spoils, bad dreams, could not Ho on either
side, was numb and suffered terribly. I took
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure aud boforo I finished'
tho second bottlo I felt its good offects, I fool
now that I am fully recovered, and that Dr. '
Miles' Heart Curo saved my life."
Dr. MHoh' Heart Curo is sold on guarantor)
that first bottlo b orients, o r money refunded.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
s. riin.Lirs, m. d.
Ofllce : 30 West Centre street.
Can be consulted at all hours.
P F. BURKE, M. D.
30 E. Lloyd street, Shenandoah.
Ofllce hours: 7 to 9 a. in., 1 to 3 and 7 to 9
, m.
J II. FOMBROY,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.
Shenandoah, Pa.
M. BURKE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office Ecrin bulldlne. corner ot Main
and
Centre streets, Slieimndonli,
pUOF JOHN JONES,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 05, Mahanoy Cffy. Pa.
I In vine studied under somo nf tho heal
matera in London nnd Paris, will trlve leaflond
on the violin, guitar nnd vocal culture. Terms
reasonauio. Auurcsa in care 01 sirouse. me
eweler. Shenandoah.
POLITICAL CARDS.
TTlOIt LEOISLATUKE,
Second district.
H. W. BECKER,
Of Glrnrdvllle, I'a.
Subject to Democratic rules.
TTIOU COUNTY TKEA8UIEKU,
t
ELIAS DAVIS,
Of Broad Mountain.
Subject to Republican rules.
I,
to
ITIOR CLERK OK THE COURTS,
PHIL. J. C0NNELL,
Of Girardville.
Subject to Democratic rulea.
If You Have M
-NEED FOR ONE
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SDS.
AND IT
"snr'u
glir.'L'iiKUM ,
A DEADLY PARALLEL
STIFFE & FREEMAN.
Gentlemen: Wo had ono of your No. 34 Baftf'
ntho Itaseltlno Hulldlng, which was In tit
worst part of tho Are. Although tho safo woar
badly burned on the outside, all of its contemn
wero saved.
We tako pleasure in advising tho public to uso
your safe If they wont protection.
(Signed,) MERSHON BROS.
8TIFFUL & FREEMAN.
Gentlemen! I hereby give you my
Safe, found In the ruins ot tho latoflreattbe
UasoUlne Art Galleries.
Its contents were, destroyed and I havo no Use
for the shell.
(Signed.) THOS. J. ARMSTRONG.
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MyA BPf
STIFFEL & FREEMAN, v
SAFE MANUFACTURERS,
723 Chestnut St.,
philadelphiaP 11
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