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EVENING HERALD
liTAlll.ISIIl:i) 1870.
1'ubllnhod overs Kventng, Kxccpt Sunday, at
8 Boiith Jahdis KiKLfrr, Nf.au Centhb.
The Herald la tloilvcicd liiShenitiidoiin and tho
surrounding town fur nix cents a week, li
able to tlio carriers, lly nmll 93.00 a cur. or JS
cents a month, pnyuhlu In adtitlicc. Advertise
meats charged according to space and position.
The publisher-! reserve tliu right to c1i.ii.kc the
1oHlon of advertisements whenever the pulf
Icotlon of neu demands It. The right Is
reserved to reject ony advertisement, whether
pold for or not, that the publishers may deem
Improper. Advertising rated made- known
upon application.
Entered Bt the po.tofflco at Shenandoah, l'o., an
second class mull matter.
TKI.KI'IIONH CONNKCTION.
Evening Herald
SATUKIUY, Jl'IA' in. 181KJ.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
1'IIK rilKSIOEST,
WILLIAM M'KINLKY,
Of Ohio,
pon vice inttinnsT,
ClAltltKT A. IlOHAltT,
Of Now Jersey.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
10 li COSUH'WSl'AN-AT-L.UtdL;,
tlAI.USIIA A. ClltOW,
Of Susquehanna.
SAMUIIb A. DAVlINl'OItT,
Of Krlo
William C. Whitxiw places himself on
n eonl bcyimil uny doubt as to lilt opposition
1 1 the Chicago ticket. Anil Whllney was
uaniul for the l'reHidoncj- by many Dcmo-
i ats boino months ago.
Tin: decision on tho constitutionality of
the ait creating tho oilko of County Con
troller liaa given universal satisfaction, as it
j I iu limed that ollkial can nave u grout ileal
of money to the county.
Tin. Democratic ticket nominated at
t'liiuign will Ijo utterly icpudiattd by
President Cleveland, and all tho Federal
ollico-hohlors whom he can influence This
is abundantly proven by tccont utterances of
the President's olliclal family.
Ami still Major Finney is silent. Ho
li ' Hires his neighbors becauso they mako no
mention of candidates for ulllco who do not
advertise the fact, and then fail-) to do it
himself in a ptomiuent case, l'ie, Major, V, o
thought better than that of you.
Tin; largo crowd of people that thronged
Jl.iin sticet last evening to listen totho sweet
music discouiscd, by tho Grant Hand indicates
t hat Slienaiiiliiahl.su music loving community
The close attention paid to each number was
iiattcriug to the hand as it showed tl
appreciation of their dibit to please.
Ijki'Itv Attiiiinkv Gi:ni:k.u. Llkin has
Iii'lh chosen to succeed Senator ' ijuay as
chairman of tho Republican statu lomtnitttc
Mr. Elkiu is well spoken of by those who
kium him, although he is not very well known
to the voters of Schuylkill, and will doubtless
handle tlio party allairs satisfactorily.
Tin: clauses in Altgeld's lenses which bind
the lessees to pay their rent In "standaid
gold coin," which the IIkuai.1) was one of tho
first papers to call attention to, are attracting
a great deal of audition thioughout tho
country and the arrant dcinajugucry of this
hyporritieal advocate of free silver is retciv
lug the luiidemuatiou of all honest men it so
ru hly deserves.
Tun Presidential electors on the Demo
cralic Male ticket have withdrawn fiom the
ticket assigning as their reason thclriiihblllty
to support tho Chicago platform. Tho revolt
already large, Is constantly growing and by
the time election day comes round what is
n i iv called the Demociatic party will dwinble
1 1 the si.o of the Greeley Contingent in 1S7:
Ui:.l.. 1!kaI)I.i:y T. JojinmiN who has just
returned from Cuba confirms all that has
bum said by correspondents who preceded
linn us to the ferocious brutality of the
Spaniards in their dealing with tho Cubans,
Their brutality is only exceeded by the!
incapacity to govern and it Is a disgrace to
humanity that theyaro permitted to go on
uninterrupted in their barlmruus misdoing.
All America wishes a speedy termination
their misrule.
to
An anxious constituency is patiently wait
in m hear from Congressman ISruiimi on tho
lilies of tho day. His hamlng toivurd fiat
money in the past makes them a little more
anxious at present than they would other
wise he, and it is their right to know how he
stands upon the question which is upper
must In tlio public mind, if, as intimated, he
will again ask to represent them in Cougroes.
( jiaklks Hliikk t'l.AWK tho loading bi
mclahst of Pennsylvania, who has dune
more for the cause of bi-mcUilisin than any
any man in the state comes out nmv with tho
statement that he will not run for Congress
this your, that he is not in favor of an
attempt to restore bl-metulliaiii by tho inde
pendent action of the I'niteil States Govern
ment, and that he expects to vote for Mc
Kinley and the whole ItepublicHti ticket. In
this he is perfectly in accoid with tho
Kcpubliciin platform which advocates bi
metallism by agreement between the leading
tiiinmercial nations uf tho world.
Tin: prints news contain a dUiutch from
the sou of the Democratic candidate fur vice
President, giving to tlio public tho informa
tion that lie will not vote for his father. Of
course young Mr. Sewall has n right to re
fuse to vote for old Mr. Sewall, but his haste
to advertise that fct is not crodltablo to his
liead or his heart. Wo make thoso strictiircti
upon his unseemly public utterance, not In
the interest of the Democratic iwrty, but of
common docency, and in protest of the grow
ing disregard of the sentiment of tho com
juauil. "Honor thy father and thy mothor
that thy duys may bo long in tho laud which
the Lord thy God glveth thee." There aie
enough ICepubllmiii outside of tho Sewall
family to lay outuM Arthur so cold and stllf
that young Harold will he sorry ho didn't
lotc fur him.
PITHY POINTS.
Happening TliroiiKlioilt tliu Iteslon Clilon-
leleil for lliisly Perusal. '
Ytilerday was yday at the Vulcan and
Duck Mountain collieries.
William A. Snyder, a former Tatnaq;uan,
died at lMchland Centre, Wisconsin, of con
sumption. Tho Heading Iiallroad company has com
menced building 100 new coal cars at Its
lioniling shops.
The Maliauoy City borough Council wants
to borrow Ashland's steam load roller to list)
on tho streets there.
Peter liahbit, an iumato of tho county
prison, has liven removed to the insane
department of the almshouse.
l'rof. 11. 8. Slinonds and Miss Marlon Quick,
both prominent tcrchers of Pottsvillo, woro
married in Massachusetts the other day.
Tho tax rale of Kline township has been
fixed by the auditors and supervisors at 0
mills for road tax and 1 mill for funded debt.
l'rof. (1. W. Weiss was appointed a member
of the Legislative committee of the Suite
Teachers Association at the recent convention
in Itloomsburg.
John Casey, of Ashland, was injured
seriously by a fall of rock at Potts colliery on
Thursday. He was removed to tho Miners'
hospital for treatment.
Harry James' Ashland Local comes out
witli a story of a double-headed snako killed
near llocktown. It should be preserved for
exhibition at the Itvcllo fair.
Frank Kchres, of Gordon, had his arm
ldly squeezed whilo coupling ears at
Mahanoy Plane, Thursday afternoon. Ho
was taken to the Minors' Hospital.
J ho drilling for water at tho Ashland
esurvelr is progressing rapidly. Tho holo is
now drilled into tho mountain about 300 feet
ml water is flowing at tho rate of 100
gallons per hour.
George r.iehman, aged 11 years, a son of
etor Kichniau, of Mahanoy City, whilo
ractlcing witli a revolver shot himself In
the great toe of his right foot.
Abeduego Kcesc, who was the first Con
troller elected in Luzerne county, will
iccoine a resident of Schuylkill county,
aviug been appointed insido foreman of
Marion colliery, formerly tho Chamberlain,
at St. Clair.
ltcv. I). I. Kvans, pastor of tho Welsh
llapist church of town married John IM wards
and Miss Annie Hray nt Centralla on
Wednesday last. In somo unaccountable
manner tho report got out that Kov. O. O.
Hack, of Centralia performed tho ceremony.
Mine Inspector Stem, president of tho
commission appointed by tho Governor to
investigate tho Twit shaft disaster, is quoted
as expressing tho opinion that tho work of
ocovoriug the bodies of the victims is hope
less.
Lehigh Valley Hailroad shops which have
icon running live and a half days a week
lavo been reduced to flvo days.
Mis. llahr, of lowauda, who was injured
n the 1'ond Creek Junction wreck has
rought suit against tho company for $o000
damages.
The Lehigh it Wilkesharre company's col
icrii s around Hazletou suspended Thursday
evening until further notice. Tho suspension
may continue until August 1st.
o ltespeelor of l'ersons.
That much dreaded disoa.se diphtberia, is
no respector of person, ago or condition in
life. It attracts the rich and tho poor, tho
young and tho old. Hut it has met its
in ill l ncl 1 1 li H foe in Thompson's Diphtheria
Cure, which is just what its namo indicates,
No case of diphtheria was ever known whero
this medicine was Usui according to directions
and failed to cure. Croup, hoarseness, quinsy,
sore throat, etc , aro equally removed by it
hold by druggists everywhere at 50 cents a
bottle.
IlellgloiiH Notices.
Services in the Trinity Itoformcd church
to-morrow at 10:03 a. in., and 0:30 p. in,
Sunday school at 1:30 p. in. Ilev. Itobort
O'lioylo pastor.
Children s Day will ho observed in tlio
United Kvaneelical ehuich (Dougherty's
Hall) to-morrow. 10 a. in. sermon in tho
English language to the young people by tho
pastor, llev. I. J. lieitz. Sunday school at
1:30 p. tu. 0:30 p. m.. Children's Day uxcr-
clses.
God's American Volunteers are guing to
hold meetings all day Sunday m Itohbins'
building, 311 West Ceutro street. Meetings at
10 a. in., 3 and 7:15 p. m. Lvcry onu is
welcome Charles Lusk, Captain.
Kbenezer Kvangellcal church, corner of
South West and Cherry streets, II. Horace
noting, pasior. nuiiiiay scuuoi ai 10 a. Ill
Knglish preaching, U.30 p. in. A cordial in
vitatiou to all
Welsh IS.iptist church, corner of West and
O.ik streets, Kov. D. I. Kvans pastor. Services
at 10 a. m. and II p. m, Sunday school at 2
p. in. Prayer meeting Monday evenings,
i oung People a meeting ednesday even
lugs. Class meeting Thursday evenings.
Services in All Saints' Protestant Episcopal
church on liist Oak street to-morruw at 10:30
a. ui. and 7 p. m. Thu lector will olllciate
Sunday school at 2 p. in.
Services in tho Presbyterian church to
morrow at 10:30 a. m. and 11:30 p. in. Sunday
school at a p. in. itev. T. Maxwell Morrison
pastor.
Services will bo held ill tho Slethodlst
Lplscopal church to-utoirow at 10:30 a. in
and 0:30 p. in. Preaching by tho pastor, Itev
Alfred Jleehner. Sunday school at 2 p. m
All are invited.
Primitive Methodist church, Jainos Mouie
pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. m., subject,
"The Poor Man's Prayer." Suuday school
at 2 p. in. Preaching at (1:30 p. in., subject,
"Tlio Straugor at tho Door." Boats free,
Everybody wolcomo.
Calvary Il.iptltcliui'ch,South Jardin street
Services will bo held to-morrow at 10:30 a
m. and 0:30 p. in., when Mr. Jackson While
will olllciate. Sunday schoul at 2 p. in.
Welsh f'ungregatloual church, South West
street. Preaching to-morrow at 10 a. in. am
a p. in. in Welsh by Kov. William T. Holmes,
of Parsons, Luzeruo county. Sunday school
at 2 p. in.
lltlcklen's Arnleu Suite.
Tho host salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores,
tetter, chapiml hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures puos,
or no nav rcuulred. It is miaiiintceil to givi
perfect satisfaction or ninny rofunded. Price
25 cents per box. For Kilo bv A. Wasley.
Coiiunlsalou Ailjourued
Tho commission of Mine Inspectors
appointed by Governor Hastings to iuqui
into tho cause of thu accident at tho Tw
Shaft, at l'ittstiin, hasadjouriiedsiuodio. Tho
commission had no power to summon wit
misses, so that all tho testimony offered was
voluntary and very fow witnesses cuine for
ward. After hearing all who chose to testify
Attorney General MeCormlck stated that he
ill plural tho lack of witnesses and addeil that
tho commission would remain on tho ground
until to-day and would bo pleased to nccep
any authentic ovldenco ollored to them.
Iluy Keystone flour. He sure that the namo
Lkhsio & Hakq, Ashland, Pa., is printed on
every sack.
You're ltlglit, Neighbor.
II. J. Yost, of Shenandoah, Is to-day an
nounced as a candidate for Clerk of tho
Courts, subject to Itepuhlican rules. Mr,
Yost was doputy tindor tho present incum
bent of that olllco for u time, and wis ro
lloved without tho assignment of any cnuso.
Ho is a thorough Republican, and eminently
qualified for tho fulfillment Jif tho duties of
tho olllco. He is well and favorably known
throughout Hie county, and will mako a
formidable candidate before tho convention,
and If nominated, will he elected. I'ottsvlllo
Republican.
riislclitti Itcslgupd.
Dr. II. F. l'ollak, who was appointed
resident physician of tho I'oUbvIHo hospital
a few mouths ago, has resigned his position
to practice his profession hi I'ottsvlllo.
Ask your grocer for tho "Itoyal Pateut"
flour, anil take no other brand. It Is tho host
Hour mado.
Olllcor's or tlio llaptlst riilon.
Milwavkku, July 18. Denver was se
lected yuHturdny us tbo place for holding
tho Hnptlst Young People's union emu ou
trun In 1803, nnd the following officers'
Were elected: President, John II. Chap-,
man if Chicago; first vice president, Kev.
C. L. SuhrIioiiIh of lliilliis, Tox. ; second
vice president, F. L. Fonke of Oshawn,
(Jut. ; tlilril vlco prosiuont, u. l. Tlngley
of Lincoln, Xcb. i reeordlntr seerotnry.Hov.'
II. W. Heed of Wnttkeunn, Ills. ; treasurer,
Flunk Moody of Milwaukee. Moniborsof
the bimrilof manapers worn nlso nlunte.1.
Jlrs. rarnel! GoIhk to Ireland.
liolllJEN-TOWN, N. J. ,.1 uly IB Mrs. Del'n
. ri. Pnrnell will mil forlrehiml on board
tho steamer Wiioshvnd, which leavos Phil-
delnlilu, on July i.i. Mrs. Purnell's phv-
tslclnn considers his patient sufficiently
strong to bear tho voyngo across tho ocean.
I'UATIJRXAIi OltGAM.mtS
WAXTUIJ
W'f m'InIi iirKimlsorH tlinrmiitli-
v filiiillliir Willi l rut cm ll l l.oilue
Mork, ivlut lilt's ts ortfiinixeil for the
old lioni'llfllll nsNiM'llitloliN. AY(
(lit not nsk n ititut to ilevofi- IiIh en-
lr tlnti-. tint only to woric tiurintx
Ills Himrc Iiouth mill oVflilnH. bueli
ri iiilin liiiist In- writ luiil lns-ornniy
ovi'ii mill luiiNt irtvo reeoitiiuclMill-
Ioiih of lllifillestfoiii-tl oliiirncter.
Siiclt n mil can mill very iniicli to
lit) lilf-oini liv ortriiiily.liip: IjOiiui
for tin- Order of (lie World mill its
iiMintiirc tleiiiirtliieitt.
l.llicriil lernlN will In- ulven All
-rcirnitttlim run In- olitlifniMl liy
rlllnu I (II.IMl .V: Itl'I'KMIlIllI'.ll,
It.MiniM r.ns.noii I'vmnif iiiiiiiiimr
llroiiil Ntreet. riirncr Clterri. I'lillll-'
lelpliln. Til.
elIlsllllllS, 3Undly Mcs-HSfp to McKinley.
Canto v, O , July 18. Governor Mi Kln-
lcy yosturdny received tho following from
'lattsmouth, r.ett. : "Tlio jlcKlnluy club
nf Plnttsmouth, Neb., sends (rreetlnft to
tho standard bearer of tho Hepubllcun
arty, niul bogs to assure him th.it, al
though tho Democratic nominee) for presi
dent hulls from our state, thin circum
stance will In no wise ulTcct thu enthusi
asm nnd loyalty .of the llepublicans of
lattsmouth anil Cass county for MeKln-
loy und Ilobart."
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
George Alexandor and John A lbort were
drowned by the upsottlugijC their sailboat
near Lorain, O.
Germans who wished tnostnbllsh it lwnk
In Pokin have been denied tho privllogo
by tho Chinese authorities.
Secretary Carlisle and family left nh-
ngton yesterday on tho lighthouse tender
Violet for several days outing.
At Southampton, L. I., yesterday It. J.
Wighiun, of Chicago, won the amateur
golf championship of the Cnlteil States.
During the fiscal year endoil Jui.e B0
there was 3l3,2tW Immigrants arrhisl In
this count-y, as compared with iSh.ouii In
the previous year.
A dispatch from Algiers nnnuuncot tho
death of Prince Itainlhilarlvony, formerly
prime minister of Mndaguncur ulider
Quceu Uuuuvulnuii III
Grip-Cnlds-IIeadaelio.
Wliv Biill'er with Coughs. Colds and La
Grippe when Laxative Urotuo Quinine will
euro you in one day. Put up In tablets con
venient tor taking, uiiarantecu to cute, or
money refunded. Price, 25 cents. For salo
by Kirliu's Pharmacy.
Tim Stricken aillllomilrc.
Nr.w YoilK, July 18. Dj -pilot he nl.irm
ng reports sent out yesterday r.rar.lii.r
tho condition of Coniullm Vamlonat,
who was strb-ken with paraly-ls list
Monday, his physicians feel ene niri a.
At 1 o'clock this morning It w.t.s staled t hat
tho stricken million lire was lining unite
lis well as could Is) oxpeolod, and at ib.t
hour It was believed that thorn was nu im
mediate dangor of u fatal termination
ittiu Down by it Steamer.
Louisvil-LK, July IS. A skiff contain
ing Miss Fannie Howes, of llticn, lud ,
and Thomas Jarvis, of Louisville, was run
down by tho slomner Telegraph onh.r
way to Cincinnati, llio uoat was npi t in
two, and Miss Howes was struck bj tho
l.iieknts of tho ieiegranns wnoei ami
killed. Jarvls hold oil to a part o( tho
wrecki'd boat and savod himself.
l'robaljly Twenty Were Drowned.
Cli'.vklaxi). July 18. More ltodie.s have
boon recovered from tho river nt tho hceuo
of Thursday night's capsUlng of ft Hat
bottomed ferryboat oontulnlng wor:mon
returning to their homos, making tUo to-.
tnl number ol ileuil reiuovou to me niurguo
ilxtoon. It Is lwllevod that fully ty.cuty
woro drowned.
lllieumatlsui Cured In n Day,
Mtraltn f!nrn" for Ilheiimatlsln and Neu
ralijlu radloally cures in 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon tho system is remarkably aud
mysterious. It removes at onco tho causo
and the disease Immediately disappears. Tho
first doso greatly benefits: 75 cents. Sold by
C, 11. Hagenbuch, Druggist, &iienanaoau,
Coining i:ient.
Julv 28. Ico cream festival under tho
auspices of tlio Mack Diamonds, In Itoliblns'
onora house.
August 1. Ico cioam festival under tho
auspices of tho balvatlon Anny lu itotiotus'
onora house.
August 4. Ico croam festival in tlio Calvary
liaptist church, under tho auspices of tho
Ladles' Aid Society.
Aug, U. Ico oroam festival In Itoltbins
opera house, uudor tho auspices of tho Hist
l;nd Touiig Americans.
August 15. First annual picnic of the
Defender Hoso Company No. 3, at Columbia
park.
Aug. 22. Ico cream festival under tho
auspices of Shenandoah Valley Council No,
530, Jr. O, U. A. M., in Itohbins' opera house,
When you want good roofing, plumbing
gas fitting, or general tinsmlthlng dono call
on E. i . Gallagher 18 West Centra street
Dealer lr atones. 1-tf
iluttlrc 1'lelif iscrioimy III.
Has FitANctsco, July is. Justin- Ste
phen J. Field, of the United States su
premo court, is oorlously 111 at l'nso Hoblos,
whero ho wont two weeks hro hoping to
tlurlvo benefit from tho springs Ho has
grown xi much worse ilurinfr tho last few
days that It wits dooniod necessary to brltiR
him to this city for treatment. A special
train with several physicians nntl nurses
was sent to Pnso Hoblas, nnd If Justice
Field's condition will permit his removal
he will lie brought hero nt once Ills con
dition Is said to bo prornrIott.
A .lenlous Woman's Awful Itevenge.
Hum:, Mont., July IS. Huoiuse she
thought her huslxind hail lwon too atten
tive to another womnn, Mts. F.dwnrd
Helnclmch, wife of tho manager of the
Huston nnd Montana Mining compnny,
throw ii pint of vitriol In thofnre of Mrs.
ThomasSnelllng. Thu lluld burned almost
overy shroil of clothing off tho woman's
body; her face and body woro burned In n
most frightful mnnner, nntl tho sight' of
both eyes probably destroyed. It Is wild
thoro was no ground for jonlousy.
LouUlllle's Municipal right.
LouisviLi.rc, July 18. Kver since JIayor
Todd was ehoeli to 1111 tho unexpired
term of tho lntu Mayor Tyler thoro has
been a conflict of authority between
that olTlclnl, who Is u Hopubllciin, und
tho Democratic bonrd of public safety In
tho management of tho city's affairs'. At
u meeting of tho city council last night
charges having for their objoct the Im
peachment of tho board of safety wore pro
Botitod nnd thu aldermen decided to push
tho Ught ngnltibt the board.
l'tislon In North Carolina.
llALr.toi;, July 18. Last night Senator
Marlon Uutlor, who Is slatod for tempor
ary chairman of tho St. Louis convention,
was in conference with Sonator Jotter C.
I'rltchnril.and other la ullng liepul.llcans.
It is reported that n deal was made wheroby
there will be fusion IsHwccn the Hepubll
cans anil Populists on tho state ticket and
Iltttler will bo allowed to name the eleven
electors In oaso ho secures tho nomination
of nn Independent Populist ticket nt St.
Louis.
Attacked Ills WITo with a Ilntehet.
Kenton, O., July 18. Emanuel Wing-
field, traveling -In a wagon with a woman
supposed to 1)0 his wife, attempted to
brain his coinpMilon with a hatehot whilo
onu peddling tour near J-ui Hue. Ho cut
her In a dozen places, and taking f lOD of
her money lied. Ofilcers traced him to tho
Cessna woods. Turning upon his pur
suers he fired s vcral shots, ono taking
effect In Meekln Wilson's hand. Ho then
Hod. Thu woman's recovery is doubtful.
Makes you seem "all broken np," with
out life, ambition, energy or appetite.
It Is often tho forerunner of serious Ill
ness, or the accompaniment ol nervous
troubles. It Is a positive proof of thin,
weak, impure blood; for, it tho blood is
rich, red, vitalized and vigorous, it im
parts Hie and energy to every nerve,
organ and tissue of the body. Tho
necessity of taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
for that tired feeling Is therefore apparent
to every one, nnd tho good it will do you
Is equally beyond question. Ecmember
Sarsaparilla
Is the best In fact tho Ono True Blood Purifier.
Hnnlc Dillc curollverllls.casytotakc,
llOOCl S flllS easy tooperate. Mcents.
WHENEVER FAILS
604N,6tliSt.
PHILADELPHIA
JOHN A. KI.r.JIKNTS sworo bo.
fore U. F. KhrenpforL BuQered from
rrostatodlscaso, Klilncr and Illiu:
ilcr trouble; became deHuonilent, unlit
lor work: doctored wltlt a Kew York
Medical Instltuto nnd with tlio Clticl
lhlHlrlmiofn Srut.MnuM 1 1 ...!... I
Nu cure, no relief, but int. Til i:i:ii
cured mo anduavomo buck liunltli and huie
liiesst and X now feci llko a new man.
it. i. si:in:oim4
Nworii before CU. W. MUk-r,
f 1. I Buttered from tlio
worbt ensoof JMoml-it-olftoii
imcltJcrofiilaknowii, Alter
all others (ailed iilt.
TIIEljKcui'riliiiOa I tul
lNf all NiillfrLTM co unit
ptcureilby J)lt TIll.lJlj no muttur bowbopo-K-B8
tho ease. Jlo nlll curo you.
V. t ff'lll.l-MI Miinin hflnrit IN' .
r..Ch. I. l.Iirtunfort. Dir. T1IKK1..
ciirt'tl iiinufur tlotjtorlntf with IIoh-
iniiii una Mimiir i'ii)HiciiiiiMi'ro-
ii'Sfjora ami t-jcUiUst3 for year: wosa
tntnHvrocU; xtn lU'cliiri'il Iticur
nlilo: II to hint tin chumiM i or mo.
II If .TlirlM.nllvfxl uniihiltYinilnma
Ptrnnir ntul luoruiiH. Ycara have V
peioro u. i i.iirtnprort. hulicrea from
y case or iiiooti-poiHout consuuea a
etuoiiiB jjutwio vmimiiiti; uiy yearn'
f xperleuce,theynearly rulucd ine.tben I
went to tt well known IlnniiUitl but n
riiroiim ri'llcf I ButTcrtU horribly,
lilt. Q'lli:!:! cava me liutnut n
Hcfandcuri'tl iiioitermciiipntly, i'onisult btni.
CIl.ll.UUN.NOCIi. HwirnUfore
Aug. bermua. N. 1. fculltri'tl tic lit
) iminiiti uii i sun i niiij biiuurru j
iiutnltlml4'ry consulted moat ev-
Na pnro. nu relief. Consulted '
DU, TllCI.Ii; bo fcuvo mo tlio enattof bu
man cmw pt-ricci ju'unii mm uninuneKn.
fllUS. IDA VANI)IN(JUir'P
ewore: Pltaso elvO my numo and ad.
dres to my Buffering Bisters. For 13
ji'iirN I buttered from Sltood iiolnoti;
bud ftO IHcersj wan a comiilutii
w reels, not fit to live, com ul ted
"nV; 111 Tlll'.i:i. curpi! mu. Ain
' now a bealtby woman ociiln.
NO NAIHI". NO ADIK1S putllhbed with
out tho iattent' consent, hirlcleitt ttcrrvcy
Kuartuitccil in till, bend five 2-cntBtaiutia for
Kook, TUDTII.tboonty book U'lilui? tho truth
and xiolim nil Irtcku nml ilcvlcM if
(tuncUrry. llcwurn uf IiiiiiunIoi-m, Ilounjt
V to 8 ; livening, 6 to 8.80 ; W'vtX. und bat evngs.,
fltolO. i-un.,0toli Trrnliiu'iit by mnll.
Kcnuinu welcoiuo awulta you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
Cor. flaln and Coal Sts.
Finest whlnkeyii, heera porter and ale con
Btuntly nu tap. Choice temperance drinks and
clBm.
Toamo to Hlro.
If you want to hire a safe and reliable
team for driving or for working purnose
pay Shields' livery ntubla a visit, Team
constantly on hand at reasonable rates.
JAMES SHIELDS,
No, 410 East Centre street.,
Opposite Reading railroad station.
Tired FeeSirsg
ANGRY VISCONSIN DEMOCRATS.
Vilas unit lining l'rrpnre AiblriNicn to the
Party In tho Mute.
MlLWABKIlK, July 18. Senator William
V. Vilas and General Tidwurd Hr.igg have
each prepan-d an nddross to tholh'iiiucrntlc
jmrty In Wisconsin which will bo sul
lnlttod to tho othor two delegntos-nt-litrsre
at a oonferenco to be held In Milwaukee
this iifiornoon. One address will be
ndoptod by the four delegates nnd Issued
to explain the cntrse pursiiod by the gold
delegates from Wisconsin to tho national
Democratic convention.
Hrngg's rnhV-om Is short nniVharges the
Populists with overtlirowlng the long es
tnbllshed rulos and customs of the party
and being controlled by the splrltof Coxey
and llerr Most. The address of Senator
Vilas flooros the convention for refusing
to Indorse the Cleveland administration,
declares that free sliver luoatis ruin to the
country and urges the party to nominate
a straight gold tlekct.
Tumped from a Itiiuiiliig Train to Dentil.
Chawfowi Housi;, N. H., July 18. On
tho Saco Valley railroad a train loaded
with logs broke away and rushed down
grade for a quarter of a mile like a shot.
Kugluocr Georgo Woodward jumped, nnd
was klllod outright. John Murray, a
brnkoiiian, jumped and was Injured about
the head so suverely that ho died. James
Dunn, of Canada, was Injured about the
head nnd face. Thomas "Walker, of Fryo
burg. Jumped and received a compound
fracture of the left log. Charles Hanson
had his arm Injured. Charlos B. Hreeti,
of St- John, nnd two others remained on
the onglue, which was brought to a stand
still safety, and woro uninjured.
Tho Whlto Squadron Assembling.
Xew York, July IS. Tho cruiser Cin
cinnati arrived at Tompklusvlllo yester
day afternoon. She is tho first vossel of
tho north Atlantic squadron to arrive for
tho mauouvros. During tho next weok
tho following ships aro expected to arrive
to join Admiral Httnco's iianouvres at
soa: Flagship Now York, crulfers Mont
gomery) Nowark, Italelgh, Columbia, bat
tleships Indiana, Texas, Maine, monitor
Terror and ram Kathardln. It will be the
largest squndron of powerful ships Hying
tho stars und stripes that has over been as
sembled in Now York harbor.
Is'tirsc Thompson Arrested In New York.
Nr,w Yo::k, July 18. Alburt Ilower, 31
years old, known as William H. Thomp
son, Albert It. Delmont and Albert Whit
ney, tho trained nurse In St. Joseph's hos
pital, Philadelphia, who is alleged to havo
recently stolun a Inrgo quantity of jowelry
and valuable pnpors from Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Moore, patients in that institution,
was arrested in this city yesterday after
noon. Some of tho jewelry said to havo
been stolon was found In his possession
when nrrested, nnd pawn tickets which
aro said to bo for tho remainder havo
been recovered.
Itellef In Six Hours.
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by tho "Now Great
South American Kidney Curo." This now
remedy is a great surpnso on account of its
oxecediug promptness in relioviug pain In
tho bladder, kidneys, back and overy part
of tho urinary jassages in malo or femnlo.
It relieves retention of water and pain in
passing it almost immediately. If you want
quick relief aud curo this is your remedy.
Sold by Shaplra's pharmacy, 107 South Main
street.
For International College Oarsmen.
Loxdox, July 18. Sporting Llfo an
nounces that Mr. H. H. McLaue.an Ameri
can, Intends to offer tho Henley regatta
stownrds trophy of tho vnluo of 500 for
a contest by college rowers lu.residcnco nt
that time of tho race. Ho hopes that this
will bring together tho best crews of Eng
land and America.
ltnlyM Calilnct Complete.
London, July 18. A Homo dispatch to
The Times says that SInrquIs Vlscontl
Vcnosta has accepted tho foreign portfolio
'.n tho Italian cabinet. This completes tho
reorganization of tho cabinet.
Cure for Ilenditclie.
As a remedy for all forms of Ile.nlacho
Electric Hitters has proved to bo the very
best. It elTcets a permanent cure and tho
most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield
to its inllucnco. Wourgonll whoaroatlltctcd
to procuro a bottlo, nnd give this remedy a
fair trial. In case of habitual constipation
Klectrlc Hitters cures by giving tho needed
tono to tho bowels, and few cases long resist
the use of this medicine. Try it once. Largo
bottles only 50 cents at A. Wasley's Drug
Store.
Flvo Mexican ltrlgumU Killed.
Duraxgo, Mex. July 18. Tho overland
mnll courier brings tho news of nn assault
mado by a band of brigands upon tho largo
sugar haclonda of Enriquo ltodrlguez, n
fow mllos south of Mazatlan. Tho out
laws mado an attack on the rcsidenco of
Ilodrlguoz for tho purpose of robbing tho
placoof money and valuables. Thoiusault
was vigorously resisted by an tinned force
of workmen headed by Rodriguez, and
live of tho bandits wero klllod.
rntiilly Shot from Amlinnti.
H AltltlM AK,Tenn.,.Tuly 18. Charlos Mnr
gravo. postmaster at Emory Gap, was Bhot
from ambusV. whilo going homo Thursday
night ami fatally wounded. Eight buck
shot entered his liack. William Lofcw Is
undcrnrreht on suspicion. Lofow's brother
was shot and killed lust Christmas In Mar
grave's storo. Jlargravo was charged with
tho crime, nnd his trial was to navo OC'
currod In two weeks.
Chlcncn's Ilnyllglit Itobbcr Held.
Chicago, July 18. William, alias "Rod'
Sullivan, was charged with robbing tho
Now Yorklllreult company, and also with
tho shooting of I'ollco tiorgeaut Saucr,
Tho prisoner waived oxamlnatton and vns
held for trial in tloluultof m.OUO ball,
Sullivan was arrested on susplclou of !)
lng Implloated In tho hold-up of the Ills
cult company's olllco, In which ?2,000 wn3
tauon In broad daylight.
Anarchy l'revitlU In Crete.
London, July 18. Tho Standard prints
it dispatch from Athens stating thnt tho
situation In Creto is very alarming, and
that massacre of tho Christians by tho
Turkish troops aro feared. Tho Christiana
havo appoalod to tho foreign warships for
protection. Other reports occur in tho
statement that anarchy provalls in tho
Island.
Tho Discovery Saved Ills I-lfn.
Mr. Q. Caillouctto, Druggist, Ileavcrsvillo,
111., savs: "To I)r. Kiini's New Discovorv I
owe liiv life. Was taken with Li Qrinno and
tried all the physicians for miles about, but
of no avail and was given up and told I could
not live. Having Dr. King s Now Discovery
In my store I sent for a bottlo nnd bogan Its
Ub and from tho first dose began to ect bottor.
and after using three bottles was up nnd about
ncrntn. Tr. is worth its weight in onhl. Wn
I won't keep storo or house without It." (let
a freo trial at A. waslov Drug Storo.
"DR.MILES,
Through His Nervine Is a Ben
efactor to Thousands,"
V3&
flV WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher,
jHl who resides at Green Bay, WTites
March Cth, 1805, as follows!
"Flvo yoars ago I became so nervous that
mental work was a burden. I could not rest
at night on account of sleeplessness. My
attention was called to Dr. Miles' Hcstora
tlvo Nervine, nnd I commenced to use it
with tho very best effect. SInco then I
havo kept a bottlo In my houso and usoit
whenover my nerves become unstrung, with
always tho same good results. My son also
Dr. Allies'
Nervine
Restores
takes It for nervousness
with llko never falling
success. I havo recom
mended It to many and
it cures them. All who
TTit suitor from norvtj
ncdllll troubles should try It.
It is freo from narcotics, perfectly harm
less, aud yet soothes nnd strengthens. Dr.
Miles, through his Nervino Is a benefactor
to thousands." A.C LEHMAN.
Editor and proprietor of Deb Landsman.
Dr. Miles' Nervino Is sold on guarantee
first bottlo will benefit or money refunded.
bow el
com-
plaints,
suddtn
' colds, chills
1 La Grippe. I
Used externally it is the best lini-
incut in the wprld. Beware ot ;
imitations, buy only the genuine i
made by Perry Davis. e,f;J,. I
0 Lrc bcttl.l US atid CO cent. noV
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POLITICAL CARDS.
COUNTY TKEASUUER,
ELIAS DAVIS,
Of Uroad mountain.
Subject to Republican rules.
JjtOIt CLERK OF THE COURTS,
PHIL. J. C0NNELL,
Of Girnrdvlllc.
Subject to Democrnfio rules.
JjlOR COUNTY COJtMlSSIONER,
FRANK RENTZ,
Of Ashland.
Subject to Republican rules.
jrjlOR RECORDER,
EMANUEL JENKYN,
Of Jollctt, Porter Township.
Subject to Republican rules.
TjlOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
CHAS. F. -ALLEN,
Of Tamaqua.
Subject to Republican Rules.
TIOR CLERK OF THIS COURTS,
JOHN T. SHOENER,
Of Onvtes'mrff.
Subject to Republican rules.
T710R CONGRESS,
HORACE E. DENGLER,
Of Shenandoah.
Subject to Republican rules.
EUAVP Vm I Bore TOroat, iuiipll Copperfl
Jl'lcen In Mouth, llalr-laUlngt Write COOKl
ukuakkij x tu., hut Aiatontc 'xeropte
IChlcnirn. III., far nroofs ot curei. Cutl4
Itill, S.'.OO.OOO. Worst cM cared In 1CI
aio ua days. lOO.pnffe book free.
P. J. CANFIELD,
Agent (or
Shenandoah and Vicinity
--For--
BARBBY'S
Beer and Porter
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer.
'AMSY PILLS!
SUFI NO eUKC. SEND 0. FSS-'WOMUI 9 SMC
QUA?"!' m.ca. PSCIFIB Co,PltFA.
For sale at 1'ovlnsky's drug store, S3 as
Centre street.
CRUS
, J