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naramifv ami ncHiuiy.
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m.h ociu anuoiuer
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cure Rheumatism. O' f t, Ec-ema,
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8
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JO:
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I OT n single case ever re
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where, and guaranteed. Cures
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Sore Throat, Quinsy, Etc.
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Here's n ssniple of tbo thousands of
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Ddlcfonte, Til., April 10,1805.
Thompson Dlnlitherlat'uru Co.
ucntleineu: Vnfortunfttely wo lost
two little Ktrls with that dread disease,
dlphtlierl.i. Later on two uioro bceamo
111 with throat affection which BUlwe
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naturally became greatly alarmed. A
nelnhiior kindly advised us to nso
Thompson's lilphtherla Cure which wo
did, and In exactly three days the plileem
In their throats had disappeared and
the little ones were soon nil'l' recovered
Never In the preparation f any mcdl-
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ity than Inr this medicine. I tiescecli
every family In this rountry totrythU
remedy lien members of thelrfamlly
sulTer from any throat or dlphtherltlo
troubles, lis It will positively ellect tho
desired cure. Mrs J. E. Fiedler,
East High Street.
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OCR ORIENTAL VISITOR.
Arrangements for the Eoception
of Li Hung Ghruig,
PRESIDENT WILL WELCOME HIM.
Tlic lif-rrptlim Ccrcmnnlrs Will Priilmlity
Tnko l'liu-e nn llnnril tlio Unltnl Slntos
Crulsi-r DolpUtn, In Nov Yurk Ilarlicr,
nr In tin' Metropolis.
WAsitisttJTO!, Aug.. 'i.f-rfnrigomoiit'
nro being colunleti'il ne tttt na pds'slblij for
tho deception M lil Hung Cliftjig. Thcro
havo boon Fovcrnl delays In flxlrig tho pro
rnm, owing to tho entire lack of Infor
mation concerning hit visit, tho most lm
lortant principal now In doubt being ns
to whether or not tho Chlneso viceroy la
to bo tho guest of tho United States. It Is
settled ns far as It can bo that tho presi
dent will recelvo tho distinguished guest
in Xew York harbor, upon tho Dolphin or
somo other naval vessel, on Aug. 31. This
program may bo changed and later events
may rondor It Impracticable.
Tho olllclals in Washington nro not yet
fully Informed as to tho wishes of tho
president In tho matter. It Is qulto cer
tain, however, that In caso tho president
Lt Hl'SO CIIAMi.
should bo aboard tho Dolphin tho other
vessels of tho North Atlantic squadron will
bo surrounding her and tho recoptlon
made ns impressive ns possible. Thcro has
been sotno talk about tho reception taklnp
plnco In Washington, but tho president
does not ish to come to this city during
tho summer, and lt Is understood tho vice
roy does not caro to go to Gray Gables. It
Is also stated that n guest of tho nation
could not well bo received nt tho summer
homo of tho presldont, and that Sir. Cleve
land much preferred going to Xow York
to receiving U at Gray.Gnblos.
It having been determined that the re
ception should tnko plnco in New York
trjo only muterlal question to bo decided
is whether tho reception shall bo In the
city or on shipboard. Circumstances may
make It desirablo to change tho present
plan so as to havo the reception In the
city Instead of on shipboard, but it is be
lieved a luivnl vessel will be utilized for
the purpose.
ltnllaiiti Attacked In Vnlpurniso.
Sax Francisco, Aug. 18. Tho Panama
stoamer City of Para brings tho story that
Prlnco Ijouis, of Savoy, and somo of tho
crew of the Italian steamship Cristofero
Colombo wero attacked on tho streets of
Valparaiso by n Chilian mob. The Ital
ians would havo met with tho same vio
lence as did somo of tho crow of tho United
States cruiser Baltimore, had not tho Ital
ian party been armed. The prlnco and
his friends stood oil tho mob until rescued
by tho police Although tho mob used
sticks and stones, none of tho royal party
of visitors wero seriously injured. The
mob vented Its rago on tho prlnco because
Italy sold the two second hand cruisers to
tho Argontlno Republic.
Snllnr rnt in Iron for Ititlnj.
Lewes, Del., Aug. 18, During tho pas
sago of thu bark Artisan from Manilla to
1'hlladolphln Frank Jones, one of her
crow, was put lu arms for mutinous con
duct From tho tlmo the vos.iol wolghed
anchor to proceed on tho voyago Jones In
alleged to havo boon disobedient, and on
Fovcrnl occasions Is alleged to havo threat
ened tho Hvos of tho captain and other of
ficers. Ills conduct flnnlly became such
that tho captain was forced to placo him
In Irons, after tho oxorclso of considerable
forco. Upon tho arrival of tho vessol In
I'hlladelphlu Jones was turned ovor to tho
authorities.
No Itepitlillenu State Ticket In Gonrein.
Atlanta, Aug. 18. The Hopubllcnu
state central committee mot In tho stuto
capltol yesterday. A resolution was ndopted
declaring lt to bo tho sonso of tho commit
too that no stato tlckoUA to bo put out this
year. This was supfrtomontod by another
resolution leaving lt to tho llepulillcans of
tho stato to voto ns they see fit on stato Is
sues, and still nuothor providing for tho
Issuing of an address to tho voters, urging
them to devote their olforts towards the
election of MoKlnley.
A HtlltelliFtlt (llllrhllly Denied,
London, Aug. 18. Tho statement of Tho
Sunday Sun, of London, to tho offoct that
Provident Krugor, of tho Transvaal re
public, has concludod a treaty with a
foreign power In contravention of tho
Anglo-noor convention of 17SI, which
places Groat Urltain lu control of tho for
eign rotations of tho Transvaal, and that
Great Urltain had demanded an oipIan.V'
tlon from tho Doer government, Is of
ficially dented.
Ilrlllsh Piplnmntlo Clinnses.
London, Aug. 18. It Is otliclally an
nounced that tho Hon. Sir John Monson,
llrltUh ambassador at Vienna, has been
appointed British ambassador at Paris In
succession to tho Marquis of Dullorln,
whoso term of eorvlco expires. Sir Horace
Humbold, British minister nt ThoHugito,
and formerly nttacho of tho British min
istry at Washington, succeeds ftr John
Monson us British ambassador at Vlonuu.
fillver Dollar Counterfeiters Nabbed,
l)ANvn.iK, Pa., Aug. 18. Felix Hitter
and his sou nonjamlll, who wero nrrosted
on Sunday charged with passing counter
feit (Silver dollars, Imlong In Exchange,
Montour county. They wore urrostoil by
Detootlve M, Qrlllln, of Pittsburg, A
quantity of tho counterfeit coin was found
on Mr- Hitter, lloth prlsonors, wero taken
to Sunbury to bo given a hearing before
United States Commissioner McDovltt.
rit r-, r- o T-
DAY OR WIGHT
Ifyhnnds were completely covered with Ke
rcmi, nod between my fingers the skin was
perfectly raw. I had to sit with both hands held
lip, and nwav from the fire Sty liusbnnd had to
dre and undress mo llko a baby. I tried the
b t physicians, but ihelr medicines sato mo no
relief, and drove mo almost crary. I was nd.
vised to try ("cricuru I'kmf.imes, and did so,
nlthonih my husband hud to go twenty miles to
get them. As soon as be got hack, I used tho
lii Tn vtiK, und In Jtrr nlnu' nfttr tht Jtrit
wp'i'itlon I uat pirtiVu a-v, and tieit
nunm'y nil that night. Iloforo I commenced
inin? tho CmcunA Uehkiues I C'lild get no
oiiao nlitlil or day. I could not bear to get warm,
It would put me In a rngo of Itching. I always
keep the UUTicunA Hr jiEDirs In my house now,
and recommend them to everybody, becauso of
their wonderful effect. Yours grstofully,
AO.N'ES M. II.UIUIS, Push, MccklcnburgCo. Va
Smidt Cess Tkmtmist ro TonTcr.no, piv
wil-(l Ucmoss. Wsnnbftlh.wllhCUTlccs, 8oap.
renUe spnltcitioni of Cvrict BA (olntnunl), lh srtht
kin enr. snil mild ooiei ot Ccricts ltil0I.Tisr,
RrtHteit of humor cures.
Sold throuihoul tho irld. Prirf, Crricrx, V.,
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General and Nervous Debility.
.Weakness of Body and
Mind, Effects of Errors
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Young. Robust, Noblo
Manhood fully ltcstored.
How to Enlarco and
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3dovelopcd Portions of
ixNiy, iosointeiy uu-
LlltJ Heneflta In n. dnv.
from &0 Stntes and Foreign
Countries. Send for Descriptive Ltyvk, ex
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.CHASES
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Childhood to Old Ago.
WKAT iT IS! Tha r'.chrrtof 'l TostnT-tiT
I ,oti, l . .tu. ' rLpl&cf4 tne Bant . . uii.es
to t t ' . d .- i t'-nw that nrr it(d in
tl.tB. ri, T MVtMp tluWli l,VdlfPHl, 11.1 (T. ution,
niRu i .vtrwjrk, worry, hxlv,- iMis-.etc.
WHAT !T I30ES! E7 m.fk,.n tt.e blorJ
pir"nnlr 'i, nn I thr Jijrfulinji pe ,- it cri(.t -s
bo .d il 'ii, ii. jM'iunnd strt-Utfth. Tim m rvti De
In man frrinc,th I. rain !wfon Rttlv und
clear, r-estor.nn lost vitality mnl t.top(ic all
wnetna i.ftMg -il wpsknpf ( ithr nt-1, ft
po -n t . nini n femalf reifiilittnr tt t'Trth its
jreipht n g,th. Ono hot lata a ef k. Price &c.,ot
fiboji-i .ips, Drufreltta or by mail. VhhiU tree.
THT DR. CHASE CO MP AN",
1I5 Clieutnut t- Fhllad-Ujlils.
ye(en.e..sis
Taken inter-
nally cures a
cramps
and all
y, bowel .
l: u ui o
plaints,
sudden S
1 colds, chills .
1 La Grippe, i
Used externally it is the best liui-
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imitations, buy only the genuine
made by Perry Davis. .t.'iim. i
Ltvri tttlei J5 and WctnU ffcca,
HUMPHREYS'
'VETERINARYSPEC1FICS
Per Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Logs, Eegs,
AND POULTRY.
SOOFaffO Bouh on Trentmrnt of Animals
uuu tuuri ouut I'ri'u
cmE9 (FfcversCon(rcBtloiis.ltiflaninmtlofj
A. A. (Spin al Jleuiueltls. IHI1U Fever
Jt.llt Strnlufi Iiaiueiu. ltIiPDinutibO
('C'.-lUteiiiiirr nenl DNcliarucs
).l)Iluta or (iriibi, Worm
K,E.Cniinbts lenTes Tuouinonta
IMmCoIIc or (iriprM, ItclUnche.
;.;. l11acarrlucc. Ilcmorrlinces.
.II.Uriuary mut Kidney Dineane.
I.I.o-LriiptiTO l)W,HP'i. Mnnffc,
J .!. DiBtuscn of liltftmlou, raralrsls
Elnglo Dottle (over BOdoscsX - .GO
btublc OiiBe with Sreclflcs, Manu4L.
Veterluury Curo Oil and Medlcator, 8700
Jar Veterinary Curo OH, . 1,00
Bold t7 Irn Uit or imt prrpald an yw be re and la acy
qnantlly cd rttcltt of price.
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HOMEOPATHIC
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In uie 30 years. The cmly rmoeeecful remedy Jor
Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,
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$1 per vial, or 6 TiaU and large vial powder, lor if 5.
Bold by Lrnegiti, or asm ioati'aldua receipt ol price.
MIUPIIRIIYS'IIEU. CO,, Jtl AllSMlUIaabU.New fork.
Vor sale at
Centre
l'ovlutky'a ilrug store, 2S Kast
A geuu.no welcome waits you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
Cor. rialn and Coal Sts.
Finest whiskeys, beers porter nml ale
coi'Stnntly on tap. Choice temperance drinks
ami clears.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Q S. 1'HILMl-rt, M. P.
Oftlco : 30 West Centre street.
Can be.'couaulted ut nil hours.
P F. IlUItKK, M. I).
80 IS. I.loyd street, Shenandoah,
Office hours I 7 to 9 . in., 1 to I) ami 7 tot
p. m.
J II. I'OMEI'OV.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Shenandoah) Vn,
M. BUIIKE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office Ef-nn building, corner of Main
Centre streets, Shenandoah.
pilOP JOHN JONES,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 6lf, Malianoy City, l'a.
Uav'ng studied under some of the best
masters ut London and l'arts, will Rive lessons
on the violin, guitar and vocal culture. Terms
reasonable. Address In care ot Htrouse, the
eweler, Shenandoah,
SY PILLS!
ALL
DRUG M.e., i.n uiiar. KrMQ SB. I!BttUMAUS SAfL,
MOEtsiiJcUAP-"-' Wiwtox Specific Co,PiLA,PA.(i
or sale nt I'ovlnsky's drug store-, 23 East
Centre street. '
tm
P'ttete'V ant
fJm
mm
it? y"aiu
ilGATL DODGE DEAD.
Tile Well Known Authoress a
Victim of Apoplexy,
WAS BLAINE'S VALUED ASSISTANT
In Prrpnrlng 111 "Twrnty Vcnrs In run
!' the 3lalnp Stntrluiin' Si-li'rti il
Mi4 Dfiilge n 1IU I,ltirary AtlvWrr, nip;
ltrllnl Largely Hliilt Iter ,?llilglii!ilt.
Hamilton, Mas.. Ana. IS. Ml Abi
gail Dodge (Gall Hamilton), the fnmimi
antlinross, died last night at her beautiful
homo from tho offects of a paralytic shuck.
Mls Dodge was stricken while nt break
fast Sunday morning and linmudintcly
became unconscious. She novcr rnlllLi
Miss Dodgo had a similar shock while lu
Washington about n yonr ago. Miss Au
gusta Dodgo and other relatives wero at
tho bedsldo when tho ond came.
Miss Mary Abigail Dodgo Is best known
becouso of her advocacy of tho candidature
of the late James G. Illnlno for tho presi
dency. Sho was n cousin to tho states
man's wife, and was his tried and truo
friend. Throughout tho most nctlve por
tion of his llfo sho was full of sympathy
with his ambitions, sho helped htm and
cheered him, besldos being Mrs. Ulalno's
most prized companion.
Years ago Miss Dodgo adopted as her
nom do plumo "Gall Ilnmllton." inailo of
a portion of her middle namo and the
town of her birth, Hamilton, Mass. Sho
lias had a unlquo literary enreer, j;io that
began with singular proml-e, Wid was
mergod by circumstance anil iiitluoinv.
into other directions. Gall Hamilton tlM
camo Into promlnonco as tho writer of
singularly vivacious and penetrating es
says which appeared In tho Atlantic
Monthly In tho early years of the de ade
of 1800-VO. Sho had tho gift of investing
with Interest and keen humor thu most
commonplaco subject, us tho call of n
neighbor in a country farm house or the
antics of tho poultry in tho garden, f he
was the author of quite a number of
books, among which nro "A N'ew Atnm
phoro," "Gala Days," "Woman's Wrongs."
"Ited Letter D.iys," "Twelvo MUos frcin
a Lemon," "Summer Host," "Sermons to
tho Clergy," "What Think Yoof Christ?"
and a so-called novel entltlod "First Love
is Host."
In 1S51 Miss Dodgo beenmo Instructorln
physical science at tho Hartford (Conn.)
High school. Soon afterward fcho went to
Washington as a governess in tho family
of Dr. Gamaliel Bailey, tho publisher of
tho old National Km, tho principal organ
of tho abolitionist movement. Her sym
pathies wero enlisted in that cause, and
her first reputation ns n writer was won
by her contributions to the paper. Krom
1SI15 to lMiii she wits editor of Our Young
Folks. Somo of her best work wits in
cluded In a series of letters to the New
York Tribune in lSd on civil scrvlco re
form and political topics.
Miss Dodgo was tho literary adviser of
James G. Dlalno in thu preparation of his
work, "I wouty xears in Congress," and
he is ald to havo relied largely upon hur
judgment. After tho death of Mr. Hlaine
sho was commissioned by tho family to
prepare his biography, and all his letters
und papers wero placed in her possession.
It is supposed that tho earnestness with
which sho devoted herself to this worl; af
fected her health. Shu was seriously ill a
year sago, but tallied and enjoyed good
health until recently. She was t'A years
old.
'tellef In Six Hours.
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by tho "New Great
south American Kidney Curo." Tins new
remedy is a great surpriso ou account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain lu
the bladder, kidneys, back and every part
of tho urinary passages in malo or female.
It relioves retention of water and pain in
passing It almost Immediately. If you want
quick relief and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by Shapiro's pharmacy, 107 South Maiti
street.
Shot Itls Wife nnd Child.
Ciiicauo, Aug. 18. In a fit of Joalousy
Charles Nelson shot and killed his wlfo In
their home, No. U1S North Wostom ave
nue. After sending two bullets into tho
wninau's left breast, tho murderer turned
upon their 3-year-old daughter aud llred a
shot at her. Tho bullet struck tho child
on tho right side of tho head, indicting a
slight wound. Nelson was arrestod.
ltucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fover sores,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to givo
perfect satisfaction or mony refunded. Price
S5 cents per box. For sale by A. Wasloy.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Clo-ilufr Ouiitutlnits of thp New York nml
I'll! lmlt-li1ilu l.xcliitDi".
New Yoiik, u. 17. The stock market tu
dny was only modt-rnti'ly active, nnd thu ihwl
iuKi vur almost i-ullroly professional. Closing
bids:
Baltimore & Ohio 15
Lehlgli Valley
Nhw Jersey Ceu
N. Y. Control
Pennsylvania
Heading.
St. Paul
V. JS. Y. & Pa .
20H
OS
5JJs
Chea. & Ohio.
Del. & Hudson.
D., U & W
Erie
Ijike Erie "c W
Lehigh Nav
2d ass't jiaid.
13
1181$
1(5
12'4
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Generul Markets.
PlIIUDRU'IUa, Aug. 17. Flour weak; win
ter superfine, $1,110 J.1S: do. extins, 2.1i2.30;
Pennsylvania roller, clear, $2.7543; du. do.
straight, $i'si3.23. Wheat dull; August, IV))y9
0o4e, Corn stflndy : August, 21'28c. Oats dull ;
August, 2t9S&c. Hay steady for goixl ; choice
timothy,$18.5013.73. Boef steady; city family,
W.8U&10. Pork Arm ; family, $8.76H0. Lard nrm ;
wwtsiru Bteam, UUU. Butter steady ; western
dairy, 8V812c. ; do. creamery, HUlCc. ; do.
factory, 7XH-: Elglns, 10c.; imitation
creumury, WJlSo. ; Now Y'ork dairy, lUSHSe. ;
do. creamery, 114llle. ; fancy stato prints,
wholile, lOo. ; prints Jobbing at 2U(2Sc.
Cliuuso steady; large, 53.'7!i,o. ; small, 5Jv
7Ho.; lrt skims, 24u. ; full skims,
Kggs fctroUB; NowY'ork and Piiunsjivauia, Id
(SI He. ; western fresh, lUgiil3c.
I.I10 Stock Markets.
New Yontc, Aug. 17.-Stoera slow nnd lower
oxen nnd cows linn ; bulls higher ; native steers,
$3.fi0il.70; Colorados, $'.fi041.1i); stags aud
oxen, $3W.75; bulls, tlvta ; dry ooivs, $1.70ftpl.73.
Calves active and highur i vikJh, $"47 ; grnssars
nnd buttermilk, $2.1kiuu3r good western
calves, tl.40, BUei,p nndJSjKnbii active nnd
lugher;poor to prime Vfp. $2u8.50; lunilw.
.!.75").12,a. Hogs bighorn 3.(Wtt)4.lO.
EastLiueiitv, Pa., Aug. 17.-Cnttle lower,
prlmv, l.aval.lu , common, 3(!S.50 ; bulls, stags
'(lro-,-3(S'3.50. Hons aotive nnd higher.
,Jl5rtrt511ht. Wslghts, 8.O,V!3.70i bubt nuidium,
'llOnapfa oowuioa to fair Yorkers, $3.003.03,
,'tavy.-lW.J.S3; rough. 2.vl ki.mi, iu.
J ilvoao-ihlghor prime, $3.00 3. 70 ; good t3.40'
4 WJ 'ir Wt7fk?.3.15 , common, $1.753.50 , oulls,
y-j.i!45rusnoiou 10 goou lambs, $3i4.50 ; veal
DEMONETIZATION OF iron.
Some l'ncts for Those Who Are Shocked by
"the Crime of 73.'
Alexander V. Hull, of Atlanta, Is n
strong 10 to 1 num. Ho does not liclleve In
halfway measures. The free coinage of
silver idea Is too tame for him. He is will
ing to see tho sllverllos nml to go them 100
points lictter. Hero nro his declaration,
proposition and argument:
"Having lioen deeply Impressed by tho
arguments of Judgo Crisp, Hrynn, Stew
art, Jones and other silver loaders, aud
especially grieved, shocked and horrified
by tho 'awful crime of 1S73,' as so luridly
depleted dally in tho columns of the At
lnnte Constitution nnd other silver organs,
I ltnvo changed my views on the money
question, and am ready to maintain tho
propositions following in joint debate or
newspaper controversy:
"I nccept tho arguments of thendvocntes
of silver nnd ngrco with their remedy as
far as It goes. However, lt doos not go far
enough. Let us havo plant ot remedy
lu fact, enough to make debt and poverty
things of tho past, relics of the dark nges.
I mil In favor of the free nnd unlimited
coinngo of pig iron nt tho rutin of llltol
with gold by the United Status alono, In
dependently ot nil tintipns, nnd can provo
by tho host authority obtainable that such
a policy on tho part of tho United States
will 'r.tlso prices,' 'put plenty of monoy In
circulation', and give tho honest debtor u-
chanco to pay his debts,' thereby making
the whole country presenilis.
"Now, in tho ilrstplnce.it may bourged
Dy somo "wno no not unciersuinil tne sul
ject of standard of viilue that a free coin
age act for iron would not raise its prico
to n ratio or HI to 1 with gold. To them I
reply that tho 'stamp of this government'
and the 'legal tender qualities' of tho Iron
dollar would Instantly make tho bullion
value of pig iron the sumo ns the mint
value. 'Tor who would part with an ounce
of this precious metal for anything elso
than tho mint value? (Stewart, Jonesanil
Drynii.)
"Again, it may be urgfd that our mint
would be overcrowded with pig iron. I
reply that the price of pig iron having been
raised from 7.fn a ton to a ratio of II! to 1
with gold tho 'world over 'no ono would
especially enro to carry it to tho mints,
since the mint price could bo obtained
anywhere in the open market.' (Atlanta,
Constitution) Next it may be urged that
gold and silver would go out of circula
tion. I reply, ilrst, 'Thin is a mere assump
tion of tho tools of tho money power which
tlioy cannot verify' (Atlanta Constltu
ton) ; second, 'Suppose gold und silver do
go out of circulation, Is there not plenty
of pig Iron to tako their placo and give tho
people plenty of monoy?' (Hrynn); and,
third, such an assumption mixes tho ideas
of circulating medium and stnndnrd of
values; gold and silver would still lio po
tential motley metals, though not In cir
culation, and would lend their help toward
raising prices and causing general pros
perity.' (Crisp).
"Thon, again, lt mny be urged against
tho pig iron standard of value that wagos
would not rise in proportion to prico-. Tho
reply Is: 'Wages would lie compelled to
liso, slnco no man would be fool enough
to work for 81 u day who could mako
$1,000 a day picking up r'istv nulls and
old horseshoes und carrying them to tho
mint for coinngo. (Hull.)
"111 addition, it may bo urged by tho
money power, by tho 'Wall streot sharks'
and the 'Horn! street Shylooks,' that wo
could not alono go on a pig iron basis
without an International ngre.'inent. 'To
such ('.i-'ti rd as dare :o l..v a limit to tho
power of thu American pe iple todowhut
they please, Independent of nil nations, I
hurl tholr cowardlco and lack of patriot
ism back in their faces.' (Hrynn )
"The 'crime' of demonetizing pig iron
took plnee about 2,200 years ago, whou cer
tain 'gomnlators and 'sllverltos, in ordor
to Increase the purchasing power of their
Ill-gotten wealth, secretly and 'like thieves
in tho night got the demonetization net
passed repealing tho good, old free coinngo
act of Lycurgus, tho 'friend of our ances
tors' daddies.' 'To-day China is tho only
pouutry 011 earth honest enough to ooln
iron, nnd thcro the happy laborer am carry
homo tho wages of his honest toil in n
wheellKirrow.' (Atlanta Constitution.)
"A ruinous fall In prices followed de
monetization of Iron nnd has continued
for upward of 2,000 years. I have calcu
lated tho Jossos entailed upon the lionost
people of this world by that ruthless act,
but the figures are so enormous I fear u
revolution will ensue if tho people loam
how greatly they have been robbed. Hut
facts aro facts, und the be-d way to right a
wrong is to meet lt squarely. 'That loss
Is 31,TO,000,000,OOd,(H)0,aX),000,0l,OTO,000.'
(Coin's Financial School.')
"In conclusion I Insist that tho free
coinage of pig iron will doeverythlng that
Is claimed for silver and Infinitely more.
Tho peoplo will lw rich and prosperous.
The onco poor man can pay his dobtn with
his old stove. Kailroads can declare divi
dends on old rails and worn out rolling
stock. Tho small boy can pick up old
nails and horxeshoes enough to support
his family. In fine, poverty and debt can
no longer exist!" Atlanta (Go.) Journal.
A Iittlo daughter of Mr. Lewis D.iytun, nn
old nnd much respected citizen ut' Ktrnitz,
l'.i., occasionally bus trouble with her
stomach which gives lier lunsldemhle dis
tress. In speaking of it Mr. D.iyton said :
"As soon as sho has nn attack wo givo hor n
iliiso of Chamberlain's Colic, Cliolent and
Diarrhoea Ueniedy, and it has nover failed
to relievo her promptly. Wo all use It in
our family with the same good results." For
sale by (Iruliler llros., druggists.
millions of Dollars
Go up in sinoko every year. Take nt
risks but get your bouses, slock, fur
niture, etc., insured in nret-claas re
liable companies as represented hy
DAVID FAUST, !ScLA,f,nl'
Alan IJfn nnd Afv-idental Compaulw,
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES."
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
SAP
Ucsult m 4 weeku
troubles ruH fiulljr.
""iy j ' we
For sAle by P. V. D.
Pennsvlvamii Railroad.
bCIirYKILL DIVISION.
.li t v 211, ISM.
Trains will leave Slieuniidoali after the abov
date for Wlg(ran, tllllierton, l'raekvllle, Dark
Water, St. Ulalr, l'ottsvllle. Hamburg, lteadlni,
l'ott.nnvn, I'hoenlxvllle, Norrltoivn and Phlb
ailelphlii (llninil trect station) at COX nnd 1145
n, in. and 4 20 in. on eek days. For Potts
vllle and intermediate stations" ion. m.
SUNDAY.
For Wlmrans, (Itllterton, Frackvllle, Dark
Wnter, St. tinlr, l'ottsvllle, at 6 OS, 9 40 a. m. and
3 10 p. in. For Hamburg, IEeadlnir, l'nttstown,
l'lioenUvlUe, Norrtstown, liilliuleiphla at 0 00,
9 10 a. 111., 3 10 p. in.
Trains leave Frnckvlllc for Shenandoah at
10 40a. in. ami 1211, SOI, 7 42 and 10 27 p. m.
Sunday, II 13 a. lu. nml 5 10 p. m.
Leave l'ntts- llle for Shenandoah nt 10 IS. U 48
n. in. nml 4 10, 7 1! nml 10 00 p. m. Sunday at
10 10 n. m., 5 11 p. in.
Lenve 1'lillmlelplila, (Hroail street station), for
Shenandoah at 5 57 ami 8 3S a. in., 4 10 and 711
p. m. week dnj s. Sundays leave at 6 00 a. m,
Lro'cllrontl street station, Philadelphia, lor
Sea dirt, Asbury l'nrk, Ocean tlrove, Lont;
Hrnm.li, nml Intermediate stations, 1 05, 0..V), 8.23,
II..TOa. in., 2. is, 3.30, 4.04 p. m. week-days, 8 00
Saturdays only. Sunday, (stop at Interlaken
for Asbury Park), 1 05, 8.28 a. .
I-ome Hroad Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOIt NP.W YOHK.
Hxpress, week-days, 3 20, 4 OS, 4 To. 1 II, 0 90,
7 33, s 30, v 20, Si TO, 10 21 ( Dining Can. 1 1 nu a. m.
i:) n.Kiii, 123a (Limited 110 ami 12.' p. m.
Dllllm-Cnrs). I 10. 2 30 (Dlnluir Carl 3 20. 3 50.
i lll,5l, 38A (Dining flr,OUI. ft .Hi. 12. 1000,
p. m., 12 01, night Sumla , 3 20, I IVY I VI. 3 13,
s 20. S a, u an. 1U21. ininlliu Carl, llrtln. m.
j 123", 230 Dining Car, I no Limited t 22 Dining
j Car, naOjpW, 'Dining Car, 0 31, 0 an. s l2, woo
'''K'irws forlllmton without change. 1100 a.
I in., week-dnjs, nml 0 30 p. in , ilail .
FOIt WASIIIN'OTO.N AND TDK SOt TH.
For llaltlmre and Wiwliingtnn, 3 W, 7 20, 8 81,
1020. 11 2.1 a. 111., 12C.I (l'!31 Limited Din
ing Car), 112. 3 IS, 4 41 (319 Congressional
Limited. Dining Cnr), 0 17, CM (Dining Car),
7SS (Dining Car) p. in., and 12 0,5 night
week da vs. Sundays, 3 30, 7 20, 9 12. 11 23 a.
In., 12 09 I 12, 4 II, ( 3 18 Congressional Limited,
Dining Car), 6.VI (Dining Carl, 7 5s p. m.
(Dining Car) ami 12tv lilx'it.
FOIt ATLANTIC CITY.
Lca e Ilroail street tUitlon, Philadelphia (via
Delaware river bridge), express, 9 07 a in. 33S
anil 7 02 p ill. week days. Sundays '.i 07 a. m.
and 7 02)1. 111. Iteturullig le.lc Atlantic City,
7 50 a. m. week days, 10 05 n. in. I 15 p in dally.
Iioave Market street Ferry, ciprcsi. 3 00, 8 20
9 10 in.. (1 CO Saturdays only), 150 2 50, 3 40,
I O0, I 20, .. 00 and 3 30 p. in. 81,00 cm ursimi, 7 00
a. .n. Sundays, ft 00, 7 30, S no, S 30, v mi. 9 43 a.
in . and I 3D p. in. S1.00 excursion 7'o a in.
llctitrning leave Atlantic City, l, 15 ( Mondays
lily), 7 on, 7 10, 8 00, 0 0.5, 1105 a. in. .urn 4 00,
5. Iii 7 511 and 9 15 p. in, weekdays. Sundays,
3 10,1 10, 5 00, 3 30, 0 00,7 00, S05, 9 115 and 9 53
p. in.
For Cape Mav, Anglessea, Wlldwood anil
Holly lleacll. Express, 9 00a. in., 2. 10, 4 05. 5 00
p ui. week days. Sundays, 8 20 n. in. Excur
sion. 7 00 n. m. daily. Cape Mny only, express,
1 30 p. in. Saturdays.
For Sea Isle City, Ocean City and Avalon,
Exprcss, 9 10 a. m., nml 2 30, 4 20, 500 p. m.
wek uavs Sundnys, 8 50 a. in. I'.K'urslon
7 00 a. in. daily.
For Somers Point. Express, 5 00, 7 00, 7 10.
9 10 a. m., 1 tX) Saturday onlyj, 2 50. I () nnd
.5 30 p. in. week dnys. Sundays, 7 00. s 00, 9 00,
9 15 n. in.
S. M. 1'nr.vosT, J. lt. Vooi,
fJeni Mnungcr. (ieni l'ass'g'r ArII
READING R R SYSTEM
IK KKl'ISCT MAY 17, 1KDG.
Trains U-nve Shenandoah an follows :
or .New 1 ork via l'lillmleli-hla, week da ye,
! z.i,l. S'o'io0":..'
i.' it, uuu nituooo i. m
, " For New York v'ln Mnueh Chunk, week days,
I ' 7 20n. m., 12 is and 3 on p. m.
k JS T
davs. 2 10 a. 111.
t For Pottsville, week days, 2 10; 7 20 a. ni., and
I 12 IS, 3 00 mid 5 55 p. tn. Sundays, 2 10 a m.
For Taliiaqtta and Malianoy Cltv, week days,
2 10,5 25, 7 20 n. ill., 12 IS, 3 00 nml 5 55 p. m,
Sundays, 2 10 a. in.
1 For WiHinln'"port, Sunbury and Lewlsburg,
week days 3 25, 11 30 a. tn., 1 50 and 7 25 p. m.
tmnoays, j a. in.
For Malianoy Plane, weekdays, 2 10. 3 23, 525,
7 20. 11 30 a. in., 12 IS, 1 SO, 3 00,3 53, 7 25 and 9 5
p. 111. Sundays, 2 10, 3 2.3 a. m.
or Aslilaml ami MianioKtn, week days, 3 25,
17 50,11 80 a. m., 150,
'23 ami 9 33 p.
Sun-
, .;- i.Tj,,
For lliiltlmore. Wnhlnirton ami tho West via
11, fc (). It. It., through tmlim let' t Heading
Temiiiml. Philadelphia, (I t IE. V H.) nt 3 30,
7.VS, U2ln. m a 10 nml 7.27 p. ju. Sundays.
3 20, 7 00, 11 2'I n. in., 3 tS and 7 27 p. in. Addi
tional trains from Twenty-fourth nnd Cheat
nut street-! station, week days, 1030 o. tn. 12 20,
12 It 8 10 p ni. Sunday, 1 35, 8 23 p. in.
TUAINS FOIt SHENANDOAH,
Leave New York via Philadelphia, week
da, 130, SWii.nt., 130, 430, U0U p. m. had
nlht. Sundays, 6 00 p. tn.
Leave New York via Mauch Chunk, week
day, 1 30, 9 10 a. in.. 1 30 and -1 15 . in.
Leave Philadelphia, Keadln Terminal, week
day, t 20, 8 33, 10 Oft a. in. and 4 0, 6 30, 11 8C
p. in. holidays, 11 30 p. m.
Leave Heading, week days, 135, 710, 10 OS,
11 Ma. in., 600aud820p. in. Kundays, 1 33 a. pi,
Leave Pottsville, weekdays, 2 35, 7 40 a. nu,
12 30 and G 12 p. in. .Sundays, 231a. m.
Lcao Tnumqua, week daye, 3 18, 8 50, 1123 a
in., 1 27, 7 20 and 0 13 p. ni. Sundays, 3 18 a. m.
feave Mahanoy City, week days, 3 45, 9 21,
11 17 a. in., 2 03,7 41 and 10 OS p. m. Sundays, 813
a. in.
Leave Mahanoy Plane, week days, 2 40, 4 00.
6 SO. 9 37, 11 59 a. in., 1 12, 2 P.), 5 20, 6 26, 7 57 and
10 23 p. ni. Sundays, 2 40, 400 a. in.
Leave AVIIManmport, week days, 7 42, 1010 .
m., 3 35 and 11 11 p. m. Sundays, 11 15 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street warf and
South tttrettwharf for Atlantic City.
Weekdays KspreM, SO). 900, 10 13, a. m.,
SaturMtij only, 130, 2 00, 3 00,3 10,100,4 30,
MXj 5 30 p. in. Accommodation, 8 00 a. m.. 4 80,
6 30 p. in. 8l.0 exeundon train, 7 00 a in,
Sunday Express 7 30. 8 00, h 30,9 00, 1000 a. tn,
1 41 p. in. Accommodation 8 00 a. in., 4 45 p. m
1.00 excursion train 7 00 u. in.
iEt-turnlng kao Atlantic City depot, corner
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues.
Weekdays express, MondnyS onlv, 6 431.
7 00, 7 43. 8 15, 9 00, 10 15 a. in., 3 30, 1 30, 0 80, 7 30.
9 30p m. Accommodation, 6 20, 7 55, a. m., 4 82
p. m Si. 00 eveursiontraln fioni foot Mlsnisslppt
aenueonlyl 6 00 p. in.
Sundays Express, 330, 4 00, 900, COO, 630,
7 00,7 30, K 00, 9 30 p. m. Accommodation, 715
a. ni., 5 03 p. in. S1.00 uxeursion train from foot
MlHiH8lpid avenue only 0 10 p. in.
Parlor Cars on all express trains.
I. A. SWEIOAHD, G. (1. HANCOCK,
Oeu'l Superintendent, Gch'I Pass. Ag
Teams to Hire.
If you waul to Idre a safe and reliable
team for drlvinx r 'or working purposes
pay Shields' 11. cry stable a visit. Teams
constantly on hand at reasonable ratet.
JAMES SHIELDS,
No. 410 East Centre street.
Opposite Iteadlutr railroad wtatlon.
OLIO
RESTORE
LOST VIGOR
When la doubt what to use for Nervous Debility, Lom of Sfiuttl Ytrmtt (Ift citbr
lmputtur, Atrojhy, VwicDccIa knit blher wckticMB, don Mr ce, um
Mailed knywhcis, k-taled, forioq fi boici tor With
it""i ,eK uin-rnnicB nt -. ten luuri
tvird th money, Adireu
KIULIK, Shcnaudoali, Ta,