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THI.KI'IIONH CONNT.CTION.
Evening Herald
Vi:i)Ni:sl)AY, Al'fit ST 20, 1MI8.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET,
ron rmwnirxT,
WILLIAM mkinlly,
Of Ohio.
Mill Villi ftlH-rriENT,
OAiiULT A, IIorUltT,
01 New Jersey,
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
I'UlCcUXaitlWHStAJf-AI-t.AUOH,
tJALTTrilfA A. OltOW,
Of Susquehanna.
HAMUIX A. DAVKXPOUT,
Of Ifcie
Til T too many cooks spoil tho broth is
.ipplicahlo to tho Republican camistlgii in
hi county.
Movianro already being mndo on the
political chess-board in town for tlio spring
. li i lion, among tlio Democratic aspirants.
hLXATOK Qt'Av has nailed another Ho of
the f'oiribino leaders in Philadelphia. The
public awaits their next movo with Utile
'worn.
Thk crowded condition of the public schools
.it the opening of tho present turni is tinpio
eudentod, nnd may necessitate tho formation
of additional grades.
run accidents of politics sometime bring
- i.v sudden surprises, especially in Scbtiyl
k ill utility. TJio present campaign is an
illiistruilou of that fact.
A i v.nyasr of newspapers in tho far West
ru and so-called fire silver statos reveals tho
i. t that 0) out of 101 lioaid from nro sui
i i ting gold. OfOl Ilopuhlicnn papers, biJ uro
' -r gold, while 7 out of 11 Democratic papers
are against their party. All but 3 out of 30
lt publican papers in California aru for tlio
filil ticket.
IlnvAN nnd his backers disavow any piif
' ii in e for silver. "It is bimctallisii that
wi want," they Miy. Tho Mexican -Minister
1. 1 l iiiaiico declares that this is impossible
ii mli r tho freo coinage of silver. So does
M iy honest man who Investigates tho
Mihjeit. Can llryan bo right and nil tho
hni sty anil intelligence of tho country
VillOU,'?
'I'n k Now York Dispatch lias unearthed a
i-il.isvil conspiracy, tlio most tremendous in
tin history of the world. It has discovered
(iiioiigh a tnhlu by Mr. Carlisle that theio
i- nearly $11,OIK,00(I,(KX) of silver id tho
win Id, of which $7,OOU,000,()00 is controlled
by a few European banks, headcil by tl.o
llulbseliilds. These banks are backing
llryan witli the intention of furring fieo
i -mage of silver on tho United States and
making a profit of f3,000,000,00!) out of tho
American people during the next four
.veins It claims that only American bankers
uic for gold ; the Knglish bankers are all for
-'cr, and ate spending millions of dollars
to insuio itryan's election. They uavo'pic
hvrvcil all tilt silver produced sinco the dis
covery of America for the present oppor
tunity. The Republican cumpaign fund
jules into insignificance compiled with
Jlryan's hacking, and it lemains to bo seen
whether a patiiotle people will consent to
lie bought with the small American fund
usieail of tlio colossal bribe of tho Ilriti.shers.
It is fortunate that the truu inwardness of
the plot has been d.'sewcrcrf. A few weeks
no the above journal believed the llryan
Jtuarrhistlc lackers to bo tho (ioulds, hut
no.v it knows that the Moulds are very
' small potatoes" compared with tlio con
spuutors who nro really engineering tho
si heme to make this tlio banner silver
jouLtry of the world.
Tki: three dollars, one of gold, one of
- hit, oi iu of paper, and burn them. The
jpi r dollar is lost, it lias gone up in smoke ;
t u nher dollar is bullion, and is worth 0:1
rent-, ; tho gold dollar is bullion, too, and
v urtli 100 cuts." This was not a very strong
irsiinient for his cause that Senator Tillman
put forth. On the contrary, it was an argu
ment that is making the vottra of Slicnan-
hnili think, ns it is a conclusive argument in
i-m-r of a stublo currency. Money is a
in. ilium of exchange and it lias been found
t nut tlio precious metals aru thu most con
tinent and useful for that purpui-e. Tin :
in. i' that Is likely to retain its value, whether
il has Ibe stamp uf tho government upon it
ui not, is the most reliable, as it is less liable
t i liuctuation. Hence the cxjiciicucc ol tl e
leading commercial nations of the world,
ia nig found gold less liable to tine tuatiuns
in value, havo adopted It as the standard by
which aliies are mwisureil. This is the cun
K ution of the Republican patty and the
position it has taken upon the enrrcney
iucstinn, that gold is the moru reliable metal
b whieh to guagc values and should be tho
liasls upon wbiuli our ciieulating medium is
s stahllshed. Senator Tillman's illustration Is
nil apt one from tlio gold standpoint.
Till; statu convention of Sound Monty
Democrats, held in Philadelphia yesterday,
to elect delegates to tho National Democratic
- iiiivciition to bo held in Indianapolis next
xreelc, was a gathering of the moat prominent
members of that party from every district in
t lie statu. Their action is lit diioct contrast
fo tliowi delegates who were present at tlio
Alloutowu stnto convention nnd wero mini -iinously
opposed to tho fice und unlimited
outage of sUprcr and who will meet
nguiu on tm 10th of September to
fxot that which they opposed les
'hail three months ago. The Sound
' Money iJcinormU recoginn- that their first
duty is to their country. The Democratic
party, unilcr tlio domination of Tillman-,
Altgehl ami the l'opulists, lias bolted the long
clu'i isliod principles of that onco grout party,
adopted the dogmas of fulio leaders and
lirouglit tlie blush of shame, to overy honest
ami ttue Democrat. Tho Sound Money
Democrats may not he ahlo to carry a single
state, hut the course adopted will gain the
desired end tho defeat of JSryan, who has
declared that there Is no liower in heaven or
earth that could compel him to support n
gold-standard Democrat for olflco. Yester
day's convention was particularly conspicuous
fur the absence of ward workers and irty
hcolors, hut their places were occupied hy
men of thought and intelligence, who have
often guided the ship of Democracy tluougli
many storms.
I'jlhiuii Knights I 'a mile.
Cl.EVKl.AS'li, Aner. 2d The piinido yos
ti'I'diiy urieriiniin wits pr.iiinuuru'd by nil
th iso who participated tlio flnt.,t over
Riven nt n biennial encampment. Certainly
It was the greatest pnrmlu of the kind over
seen In this city. The procession moved
nt 4 o'clock. Tho line ot timrclt was about
flvo mllns lonr nnd the streets throughout
till that illstatii'o were packed with people.
Thorn wern 4.50U men in line, with Dafav
etlo Division Xo. 1, of Liifayetto, Intl., tho
first division of tho uniform rank organ
bod in tho United Slates, In tho lead.
1'hllndelphln nnd Indianapolis aro appli
cants for tho honor uf i ntertalninn tho
noxt biennial convcntl-n nf tho Knights
and tho contest is pr.ic tictilly lietween
those two cities.
Change In I.lglitlmuso Ilimnl.
Wasiiinotox, Auk- 20. Itls nnolTlclally
stated at thu navy department that a
change Is In contemplation In tho United
States lighthouse board, and that in all
prolmblllties the prosii' "it will nssiirn U,
this duty Captain H iM -y Kvans, now in
command of the battle.liip liuliiina. Tl.i.
probably will necesslato tho retirement
from the board of Captain John H. Dart
lett, who, it is stated, will bo ordered to
soa. Cnptnln Evans' term of two years
sea service will expire Sept. 1 next, and as
Captain Il.irtlett has hail only eleven
months sea duty since his promotion In
ltiU2, ltlsnssiinied that ho will bo ordered
to somo sttltablo voskuI.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing ouotiilloiis of tlio Xew York and
Phlbtilelplihi l:ehaiiges.
New Yiiuk, Alt?. 3."). The speculation In
stocks today was about ns dull as on Monday,
nnd was uninteresting and practically menu
ingless in gi iicrnl outline, tho only noteworthy
deV"lo;i neat being a de"lin 1 1 the lowest
n 'hit i l'.'tioVid CI Hinz hUh:
Il'illininr" & OM'J l.i h 'llU'i Valley i-i'-i
IJhiMa. ic Ohio 12' Kew Jersor (ten H1K
Del. & II 1 Um 1PI X. Y. (V'ltiul (1,K
D,I8'.V UVt Pennsyl-auia. . Sj
'Jlle . . . 11,4 Heiuliug 4
Ijilt . Kri & W in,-4 St. rfiiu tti
ueiugiiAar jb'h w.a. . Aspa it
n.s't paid.
(leiieral Marlieti,
l'muiDELPiiiA. Aug. 25. i-'loar firm; winter
suix-rtlne, rAMelV,; do. extrm, I.MJ'niJd;
Penn-.j lv.min roller, char, 2.7SC!.I!; di. do.
straight, WUU. AVhea- unlet; August, OJ
(Wav'i Dornilall; Aagait, SZq47'it: fJats unset
tled ; Au'!,t, PjrtJJ'u. liny steady; ciioleo
timothy, Hiiuu u.H. ISeef uneh'mgeli.clty i-u.1-lly,
l).6.wHU. iMrd en tier; western steam,
..77'i;- Hatter firm ; w ntern tla'ry, 8H7l2e. ;
do. creamery, UUjrtllle.j du. factory, !y(llc.;
Hgins, KJe. ; lmitnlion creamery, lOjiiUo.;
Now York dairy, liable. ; do. eroamery, lljyg)
10o. ; I'ennsylvnula crea aery prints, strictly
fauey.ltle.; du. firsts, 17 (Jillla. ;elo. seconds, 1 i
We.; prints Jobbing ut 20(BSc. Clieoso dull;
largo, fridbJie. ; small, 0'-c4o. ; part Bklin".
aaSo.; full skims, lftlr. Eggs llrui; N.-w
York un.l Pur asylvanin, 14 ijllie. ; weteTnfrc.,.i,
12H15-.
T.I tu Htuolc Markets.
Nnw Youx. Aug. 2.5. European cables qiv
Aiiieriean ,teor.s at lUalle., drer,nuil weirun:
Ami-rle.in h)ii"P at 10 alio. ; roWgerator neei'
atSitx-v'- 5i1vim active and linn; ve-als, jloor
to prime, Ua-:.l2i; grassersaiul buttermilks,
f Juli.;-. Sliei.'p and lambs steady, but better
fe 'ling all nround; she-ep, p Kir toetood, .133.7J;
lambs, common to prime, j.J.ou Vi.73 ; few
choice, .to. II jgs firm at Sl.bYtt I IS.
Kou't (iroir Careless.
The llepublieansof Pennsylvania should
not ktow careless und lndillerunt in thu
present caiuiiaigjii simply liecauso our
htato will kivo the Hopiibllcan ticket a
tromondou.s majority. Thero aro issues at
stake which vitally affect us. The Demo-,
fats havo Indorsed u platform which
iiicjuis, if it mu;iii,-aitythliff, Hat rt(iinlla
tlon. The sturdy uitl.ons of thu Krand old
ciiminouwualth of 1'enusylvnnln should
stani) their seal of illsitpiiroval on such a
proposition. Woaronot ready to rcpudlato
our debts simply to please a fow ruttlo
brained theorists. Another thing which
hliould bo borne in mind by Pennsylvania
Hi-publlcans. Thu representatives of the
party in tho national convention havo
plodded themselves in favor uf a protec
tive tariff v. lilcb will cause tho revival of
the industries which have languished ever
t-inco the Democrats assumed control of
tbo atfiiii-f, of Kovernniont. Kepuhlleniw
of I'oinifylvnniniiiiiht iirouFeamlorgani.o
In overy district to defeat tho party which
lias sold its birthright for a mess of not
taxe, ar.d has thoruby driven from its ranks
ul! tbo self rospeotiuK men who are op
piitrJ to lviunllatlon aiid anareny. Holll-diy.-lmrg
Uoglster.
Nerves just ns surely como from the use ot
Hood's Sarsaparllla as docs tfie cure of
scrofula, salt rheum, or other so-called
blood diseases, 'ibis is simply liecauso
tho blood affects the condition of all tho
bonos, musclos and tissues, If It is Im
pure it cannot properly sustain those
parts. If made pure, rich, red nnd vital
ized by Hood's Sarsaparllla, it carries
health Instead of disease, and repairs tho
worn, nervous systom as nothing; else can
do. Thus nervous prostration, hysteria,
neuralgia, heart palpitation, are cured hy
Sarsaparilla
liecauso it Is tho One True lilood Purifier.
Wnnrfo nnu are tho best nftcr-dinner
MOOCl S PUIS illls,ttld digestion, iUt
Hood's
CANADA DEFEATS VENCED0R.
ino laiiituiiiii l nriit Outsails n,c Anicrl-
f l-Illl I. Dill,
lor.Kliti, (.. Ann-. The Caiindbin
3U)diifoiidor,C.iiiiula,defeatetJ tho Chicago
ilmllonger yesterday in the race for tho
liitfriintional trophies. Tho witinor matin
thocourso in ft hours and H) minutes, or
cloven minutes within tho time limit. Tho
race was for tho most part n drifting
maicn. I hero was occasional light breezes,,
In which the Canada did tbo Imst work.
Twice during- the race there was a twi-lvo
mile Bn hour bronze blowing. In this
wind the Wnroilur showed some Ralu
over her rival, but thero was not onough
ui mat sort or weather tor tho challenger.
Tlio wind freshened about the tlmo of
tartlng, and was blowing about eight
iwioisati niuir lrom the souih, with nros-
peots of tloln liettcr. Indications wero
that tlio btmts would bo ablo to mako a
race, nltlmugh it would not be In fast
time, llio course was astarttotho north
east.
Canada rounded the stake, completing
ner urst rounil at 2:0(S. to tho nccomnanl
ment of whistles and guns from steamers
and yachts. Sho then r.tood off on port
tack for second round. Voncedor caught
tho breeze, and made for tho stako boat at
a lively rate, at least a milo nstorn of Can
nda. Voncedor rounded tho stako at 2:14,
with a repetition of salutes by tho fleet.
Canada finished tho first leg of tho sec
ond round at 2:40 and at onco sot hcrsnln-
nukor, trimming it aft. Tho broozo hauled
Into the east, making wind tlond aft on
-cconil leg. hhu noon trimmed her suite
.Tinker forward and allowed.lt todrawovcr
nor noist, on which four men wero stand-lug-
Voncedor rounded tho state at 2 :49, hav
ing gained nearly a mliiuto on tho loir.
She tried to break out a spinnaker, hut
ner stops lailo l to part, and sho lost about
two minutes in getting under way!
For a long time it was a question
another or nut Canada would cross tho
I.ulsh lino within the time limit, but as
the breezo grow in force it bocamo cvldont
that she would cross with a small margin
of time to sparo.
At 4:111 shu rounded tho stako boatnmld
the screaming of whistles. Sho had saved
tho race with eleven minutes to spate.
When she nearcd the lino thero wero but
two of her sailors in sight, but as soon as
sho turned tho sailors sprang up out of tho
hull and ran to their stations with tho pre
cision of clock work.
Vein-odor rounded the llnal bo it at 4 :J7,
more than eighteen minutes behind. With
tlio time-iilhiw iiiee Venci'il u-was beaten
more than twonty-thros minute.
ltlieiiiniitlsni Cured in u lny,
".Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neu
ralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon mo sj-stcm is rcmarknmo and
mysterious. It removes at onco tho causo
und the discaso Imniediatoly disappears. Tho
first doso greatly benefits; 75 cents. Sold by
u. ii. jiagcniiucn, jiruggist, siicnunuoan.
Kultau oT tanlbnr Denit.
ZAN-zni.ut, Aug. Tho sultan of Zan
zibar, ICamed liin Thwuln Din. Said, is
iio.ni. onm Aim nas occupied the palaeo,
taking possession of that building im
mediately after tho iloath nf Huluod Uiu
Thwalu liin Said be'-omo known. Ho
proclaimed himself sultan and barricaded
himself in tho p.tbico with 705 anneal
Askarls. Sailors from tho Urltish war
ships Philomel., Thrtishund Sparrow h ivo
been landod to protect property, nshoi-o,
and all tho ladles havo been lodged in tho
Dritish consulate, which lsguarded by the
sailors.
llurglnr Shot by a Storekeeper.
Plaixfikui, X. J.. Aug. 20. G. G. Dar
ker, u storekeeper at Pattunberg, a few
mils from this city, li.nl an oncouiiteo
with a burglar at an early hour in tho
morning. Darker, who slept in n room
above the storo, was awakened by an un
usttal nolo. H.i found that thu Koro had
beon broken into, and reiw a man coma
out of tho front door and start to run
a-rnss tluj-o ul. I! irkor shot at thu man,
wounding him. Tho wounded burglar re
fuses to m ike any statenlent or tell his
name or residence.
A little ditighter of .Mr. Lewis Dayton, an
old and much respected citizen of ISaruitz,
l'a., occasionally has trouble with her
stoinacli which gives her considerable dis
tress. In speaking of it .Mr. Dayton said :
"As soon as she has an attack we give her a
doso of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Itcincdy, and it lias never failed
to relieve her promptly. We all use it in
our family witli the samo good results." ' For
sale by Gruhler Ilros., druggists.
Mr, llohnrt at canton.
Canton, ()., Aug 20. Garret A. Hobart,
the Hopubllniii nominee for vlceprusielont,
nrrived In Canton just beforo noon. lie
was acconipanle-d by 11. JI. Kohlsaat, edi
tor of tlio Chicago Timos-IIerald. This is
Mr. Hobart's second trip to Canton. Tlio
greeting between Major McKlnley nnd Mr.
Hobart was most oordial. Tho object of
thu mooting was tho discussion of their
letters of acceptance.
Wlthitravttl of Italian Legation,
Hu Jaxkii-.o, Aug. 20. It Is rumored
that tho entile Italian log.itlon will bo
withdrawn in consequence of the recent
political conflicts in San Paulo lwvoen
tho Italians and tho Hrazlllans. Tho Ital
ian minister is still waiting for Instruc
tions from Homo as to his course of action.
ItitUrond ltlot in Kentucky.
WilliamsTOWN, Ky., Aug. -JO A tele
gram has luen received from tho superin
tendent of tho Dmisvlllo and Nashville
railway ro;j-ietlug that olU"iif.s be ills
patched as nulck at possible to K.iglo Tun
nel, no ir Klllstown, where a railroad riot
Isgoinjtoti. H is said that one man had
boeikillol and anithor fatally stnblwel.
The sheriff ani a large posao liuiiiiuliately
loft for the suono of th.) riot.
Thu (iKitr on the Way to Vienna.
St. PKTKKS:irno. Aug. Theezurand
oznrina left I'uturhot at 1 1 o'clock yesterday
morning on their way to Vienna. They
wero aec.mrianlo I by Prince L'jbanolT
Iljstovsky, the minister of foreign affairs,
and a numerous -u-te.
Somo years ngo wlieu sull'crlng with an
uncommonly sovcro attack of diarrhoea, Mr.
W. 11. Gulnnlp, of Atco, Pa., received
through tho mail a sample bottle of Cham
bolnlu's Colic, Chulera and Dianhoca
Hcmedy. Ho says: "I found it to bo ono
of tho most cllectivo icmodios I ever uwd. It
gave me almost immediate relief, It has no
Mipcrior and I think no equal, No bad
cll'ccts follow tho uso of this remedy. It Is
ploasaut to tako when reduced with water
nnd sweetened. Children llko it. It novor
falls. It is tho most perfect roinedy over
produced for bowel complaints," For Salo at
25 and 50 cents per bottlo by Gruhler llros.,
druggists.
A MICHIGAN CITY AFLAME.
All tliellunliii M Houses, Water Works and
Slimy lteslileurrs Destroyeil,
Channino, Mich.. Aug 20. The city of
Ontonagon, Mich., Is Iwlug tlostroyod by
flro, nnd iiooplo nro (leolng for tholr live
Tho telogniph ollloe has boon hurneKl. A
special tmlu has beon sent to the scene
from Green Day.
Tho lire liad lioen burning In the woods
southwest of tho city for two weeks. It
was nearly out when a sottthwost gale
swopt it upon tho town. Atn.nm yeitor
day it was seen that tho oily was de'iomod.
A mossago was sent to Suiiorintotident
Mintum, of tho St. Paul railroad, at Green
Day, asking for n train to tako tho pooplo
away. The ojiorator who sent tho mossnge
was driven away from his Instrument by
tho burning of tho building. A train was
ordered there from from Porl, twenty-six
nillos south. The train reached Ontaliogon
and took a load of pooplo to Hockland,
ten miles away. It left again for another
load nnd since thon nothing has lioen heard
tllTO.
At 6 o'clock tho flamos had swept
through tho main part of tho city, de
stroying nil tho business houses, ninny
residences and tho watch company's mills,
tho water works, electric plant, court
house, jail, etc. Tho Ibuuos then worko.l
up tlio river to tlio rest of tho city. Tim
operator, who left tho Instrument which
had been temporarily put up, said noth
ing could savo tho city from utter anni
hilation, and that utiloss tho wind went
down by dark every houso would bo de
stroyed. lteeeptlnn of LI Hung Cbnng.
Washixqto.y, Aug. 20. Minister Yang
Yu, of China, was at tho state department
yostertlay conferring with Acting Secre
tary Hockhlll as to tho arrangements for
tho recoptlon ot LI Hung Chang at Now
York tho latter part of tho weak. Tho
minister and his numerous sulto of secre
taries, attaohos, interpreters, etc., will go
to Now York torn irrow. All of the de
tails of tho arrangements havo boon left
with Gonural Huger, who Is acting as tho
personal representative of tho president in
tho matter. There will bo no naval re
view unless required by GenOrnl Huger.
The Djlphln will report to General llugor
tomorrow, and will be subjoot to his or
ders as lung as K-irl LI remains in this
country. Four troops of Unlto.l States
cavalry stutlonod nt Fort Mcyor, near
Washington, will leave over the Pennsyl
vania road this morning for Now York to
uctas tho oseort of Karl Li.
Clmseil hy a Spanish Cruiser.
Galveston-, Tex., Aug. "J. The British
steamship Honcrny, Captain Thomas
Lamb, has arrived rom Philadelphia. The
captain of the vessel report! that while
not far off Chesipoiko capos, on Aug. 10,
he pas od n stuam ;r with ji yellow funnel
and two polo masts, Mooring southward,
nnd seemingly a Spanish cruiser. She was
lying to, apparently dlsablod, but had no
signals Hying. Ho ran across her again on
tlu 17th and sho chased him until evening,
when sho dropped nstorn. Sho followed
th Bjncroy all the noxt day to Alligator
Kjef, when she again fell back.
Lrsrse Importations of OoUI.
WAMlIVdTOV. Allff. SJ-L Thn trnnenrv
olltcials yesterday reeuiveda telouramfrom
the assistant treasurer nr Now York stat
ing thrt arrangements had been perfected
for the imp irtation of f in irofd
coin. This sum, together with the S2,7WJ,-lxJnow-on
the way makes the total im
portation within tho last fewdav J1.500.-
IWO. Thue shlpmentsaro said to be a part,
of a general movement in Now York hav
ing for its object the maliitenaneo of the
rosjrvo at or ubore ;ho :S10 i.ou'i.ox) point.
Aiiieriean lliiprisonee in Mexico.
PlKO.tAS NEO!!AS, Aug. 21. Thorn Is
gri-.it le-eling amon;t Americans here over
the imprisonment of Jerry McCarthy, an
Amoiic.ui passenger train 'conductor, em
ployed hy the Moxlcati International rail
road. McCarthy's train run over and
killed a Mexican two months nco. Ten
days ago ho was arrested and put in jull'
charged with being ruMionslhlo fif tho
accident. Dull was denied him, and lie
must remain in conllnomeut until after
trial. ,.'
The people have long-since learned that
tho most disagreeably "medicines aro not ni c
cssarily the host, ,1b fact, ns n rule, they nre
not. What id-n'aiitcil is something mild nnd
sure, sur(K'ns Chamberlain's Colic, Choleia
and ,Diarrlioca liemedy. ' That is really
pleasant to tako when reduced with water
and sweetened. Then it is acknowledged
everywhere to bo tlio most successful remedy
in tho world for bowel complaints. Ask nnv
lumber of druggists for tlio bet remedy
they have for diarrhoea and fully nino out of
cu will recommend Chamberlain's. In
speaking of this medicine, Mr. 11. II. Htimim
of Friciidsvillo, Susquehanna Co., Pa., snys:
Wo havo used It in our family for pain in
tlio stomach, colic and diarrhoea and found
it to bo a most cHectivo remedy." For sale
iy Gruhltrliros., druggists.
T'lltu ol n Tramp .-sleiiner,
Nkw You, Aug .'i 'I he Jlriti-ih trnmn
steamer il-jldav... from Cii-dllT fur Hali
fax, struci; an Icolxirg In latitude J7.5S,
longitude 4iUD, an I sail almost immedi
ately. Her crow of tweiny-two men and
her captain took to the three lifob.j.its.
.1 hoy wero picked up by tho Anchor liner
Cireussla, which arrived here from Glas
gow yeswnbiy und brought the news of
tho ellsutm
liellel In Mx Hours.
Distressing kidnoy aud bladder disease
relieved in six hours by tho "Now Groat
South Aiiieriean Kidney Cure." This new
remedy is ft great surpriso on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain In
tlio bladder, kidneys, back and every )wrt
of the urinary imstagos in male or .female.
Il relieves retention of water aud in in
passing it almost immediately. If you want
quick rcllof and curb this is your remedy,
Sold by Skapira's pharmacy, 107 South Main
stroet.
iiilliiii Ten, lory outlaw Killed.
Oimiltlli, O. T , Aug. 20. Dill Doolln,
the lust of tlu uuiod outlaws of the south,
was killed in a bn: tie with deputy mar
shals under command of Hoik Thomas,
near Ingalls, titty mil ' northeast of huro.
Ono marshal was also liadly wounded.
The battlo took plaoa close to Doollu's old
homo, tho marshals waylaying him as ho
was leaving from a visit to his wife and
baby.
A Viiluuble Prescription,
lMltor Morrison of Wortlitngton, lud.,
"Sun," writes: "You havo a valuablo pre
scription in Electrlo Bitters, and .1 can clie-or-fully
recommend it for Constipation and
Sick Headache, and as a general system tonic
it has no equal," Mrs. Annlo Stehle, 21125
Cottago Grovo Ave, Cldcago, was all run
down, could not cut or digest food, had a
backaeho which novcr left her and felt
tired and weary, but six bottles of LMcctric
Hitters rostorcd hot health and renewed her
strength, Prices 50 cents and $1.00. Get ft
bottlo at A. Waslcy's Drug Storo.
A Golden Opportunity.
Grasped by a Young Married Woman of Shelbyville, III.,
Just in the Nick of Time.
MRS. WAKEFIELD.
Women, llko men, arc divided into two classes; ono that Is prompt to
act and tho other dilatory. Tho former class carries off tho trophies In hus'i
lness, lovo and war, while the latter bears tho burden of disappointment
always. Tho good woman whose portrait appears abovo had arrived at a
condition physically, whero prompt action was necessary. Tho drafts upon
hr rcscrvo force had- been too great and physical bankruptcy was Imminent
lb was impossiblo for her to sleep, and if women cannot sleep they have
reached tho beginning of the end. Mrs. Wakefield had grown worse under
tho doctor's caro and hope was fast departing, when sho was recommended
to try Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine Sho acted promptly on tho rccom'
rnendation and received tho reward of her prompt action, in renewed health.
Women frequently suffer for months and oven years without complain
ing or making their sufferings known, and tho result is liable to bo a sudden
collapse. As soon as tho first evidence of weak nerves is felt Dr. Miles'
Nervine is indicated and may be relied upon to give quick and lasting relief.
Odc bottlo taken in tlmo often effects a cure and tho first bottle is guaran
teed to-benefit or money will bo refunded, by tho druggist of whom it was
bought. "Nov and Startling Tacts," an important health phamphlct,
mailed freo on application. Read Mrs. Wakefield's statement:
Shelbyville, 111., March 28, 1695.
"I was In very poor health and my symptoms gradually developed into
nervous prdStratlon. I suffered greatly from nervous headaches, and at times
wa3 unable to attend to tho slightest household duty. Sleep at night was im
possible, as I had spells of nervousness when I had to get up and walk the
floor. Tho l-ast noiso would startle mo, in fact my nerves wero in a ter
rible condition. I was recommended to try Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine
and purchased six bottles of tho remedy. Tho first bottlo did mo so much
goou that I took tlio second, and I can safely say it is all it is recommended
to be. My appetito is much hotter; tho nervousness has disappeared; I can
enjoy a good night's rest and I havo gained health to such an extent that
would consider lb folly to look for a better remedy.
I havo also used Dr. Miles' Rain Pills, and they havo given mo mucL
relief. I found them a sure cure for sick headache." Mas. S. Wakefield.
6old by all Druggists. Book on Heart and Nerves, Free by Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind,
Dr, Miles Nervine
Coming Event.
August CO. Dawn party at icidenco of
Dr. C. M. ISiirdnor. 31 llistO.ik street, benefit
of All Saints church
Sept. 5. Grand Labor Day niciiic under
the auspices of the (ir.int band ut Columbia
park.
Huclcli-n' Arnica imii,,
1
Tho best s.ilee nr ril(. -im.i-,,-! ti
bruise,, sore,, ulcer,, salt rl i. fever j
tetter, chipped hands, chilblains. Celtic. Hlld
all skin eruptions, mill iiilhely e'.i- -hV-,
ni ju ini.i luijiurcu. ii la gu.ilHlile-'! ' mvi
porfu l satlsl'actiuu or numy reninue-l. l'riie
2 cents per boy t'-.r-iilb le .,'-m'in
liny Ki-y.toi,e Hour. He Mire tlmt t-i mime
IiE'-sKl A IlAKIt. Ashland, I'm., Is i-ririe-d nil
every jiek.
PROFESSIONAL cak
Q 8. I'lill.Ul'S, M. I).
Olllees :io.t Ccntl-fn,
Can lie coiiHtilted at all hot-.
p K. ItHltKK, i. D.
) K. Lloyd street, ;-lilMli(i.r.l,
Ollleo hours t 7 ti) . Hi., I to ami f ni
p. m, ,
.r.
II. l'OMKHOV.
i ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Khennmlnah, Pb.
M. I1UHKE.
ATTORNEV-AT-LAW.
oaice-ltitiiii hulMiiiK, cornr ni Mam an.
Centre streets, HliPimiiilnnh,
pitOF JOHN JONES,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 6J, Slalianoy city.J'H.
Hnvlns Btutlled umU-r some nf tL lei
Qiasters te London and Vnrls, will give Ii-msihu
on tbo violin, eultar and vooul culture. Tirn i
rcason.ilile. Address In care ot Strmtse, tin
oweler, Hliennndouli,
Hillions of Dollars
Oo up In smoko every rear. Take nt
risks but get viiur houses, stock, fur
ulture, etc., Insured in first-class re
liable comjiaules hs represented by
riAViri FATKT It's"'ance Aecut,
UiVlLI rAUOl, 130 South Main
Also Life aud Accidental Compauli
Restores
Health.
P. J. CANFIELD,
Agent lor
neiianUOan UHU V ICinity
-For--
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter
i ry
IBiirbey's Boliemian Beer.
BUCKNELL - UNIVERSITY,
Joux UowAKii IlAniii", I.L. P., I'rest,
College with four courses of study lending to
degree; Academy for Ijovs and sound mem
i uulles Institute, nnd hehool of JIu lc Tltlrtr
nc-rt caniims; ten bullilliifis iucluillnB cv if.
imliiiu, liilinrnturv mid obse-rvatory. For
citnloiruo mid other information address,
WM. f. (IIIKTZINOEH,
, Iteslstnir, Lewisbure, l'a.
i iiueiiisiii m s.iiusia inutavna iiranoi
ENNYROYAL PILLS
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uiiiuauu iHiy ucnuinr
bafc, alwaj- iMULW, ladies k
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flumes, ntiu win diw nooca lObo '
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MSY PILLS!
UUAP-' Wlk-1K aPECiriCCO-l'SILA.PA
or sale at Povlnsky's drug stori, 23 East
Centre street.
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