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ments charited aecordliiKtositficennd position.
The publishers r'erve tlie rlulit to chniifro the
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Icntlon of now de-iunnds It. The Huht In
roiwrved to reject any advertisement, win ther
ld for or not, that the publishers may deem
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upon application.
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eocond clas mall mutter.
TKLKPHON'R CONNKCTION.
Evening Herald
tuksuay, si:iTi;Miti:it in, isdo.
IlEPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
toil 1HKMIIE5T,
VI M.I AM M' KIN-LEY,
Of Ohio,
inn vicn i'Uiti)i:.VT,
CIAUHUT A. 1IU1IAHT,
Of New Jersey.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
roatCOSOUIXMAN-AT-LAUtlK,
(JALUMIA A. C1KOW,
Of Susquehanna.
SAMUEL A. IiAVKXPOl,
Of Ile
.IKFFKlIfiONN ItfLK t'Olt A COIN
aoi: ItATIO
j;Tli proportion between the nlues
of cold and silver Is u M HIM'ANTILi:
rUOHI.EM ultogether. Just prllicl.
pies will leud us to dlsrctfiml the legal
proposition, to Inquire Into the mar
Itct price of Kobl In the seerkl conn
tries with which we shall probably be
connected In commerce, and TAKE
AN AVEH.WU: from tbeln,"
MAINE'S MESSAGE.
Mill no has sounded the bugle call, and her
moirwigo is that tho pcoplo of this country
want none of the doctrines of Bryan
ntl his l'opocratle followers. Tho campaign
in Maine, tho home of tho Chicago nominee
for Vico l'rosiilciit, was conducted on national
ismios, and tho result furnishes an accurate
Index of tho drift of public toutlmcnt on tho
Jiuaucl.il question.
Tho average liepublican majority in Maine
MucolbC0 1ianlice.il 17,317; in IHU tho 11c
publlcaiis carried tlio state by 12,000. Yes
terday's majority was Id.OlW.
From pri'Mint indications It would bo in
order to move to "tnako it unanimous" for
tho liepublican candidates, their pluralities
arc so overwhelming. Tiiis election was tho
Ki cutest landslldo in tho wholo history of tlio
Republican party in Maine. It will electrify
tho entire country and havo a wonderful
oll'ect in swelling tho voto for gold in every
other state in tlio union.
To tho patriotic Democrats of Maiuo is duo
part of tho glory for the victory. Thousauds
of them voted for tho liepublican candidates
in repudiation of tho l'opoirallc doctrine.
Mniuo stands by her guns in a manner that
is not to bo misunderstood.
As goes Vermont and Maine, so goes the
nation.
UKMINDI'UL of tlio declaration of Holy
Wnt that lying lips aio an abomination to
tho Lord, buine newspaper editors coutiuue
on tho narrow and crooked road.
Talk about drawing the color lino, it takob
a Texan to do it under trying circumstances.
Tho other day a white murdcier in that
statu objected to being hanged along with a
negro murderer, and thoShcriU rei-pected Ills
.prejudice, and hanged him by himself.
Tiieiik is an old saying that "Nature
ulihurs a vacuum," credited to tho old pliilos
option. It is easy to imagine tho puzzled
look that would sweep ocr their counter
uncos were it possible for them to examine
tho cranium of "Me Too" Smith. There are
some (.oris uf vacuums that oven Nature
abbots in vain.
Fall Initio will be good, bad or indill'ercnt
u tlio luoiehunt wills it. If ho is anxious to
moe his goods and attract purchasers, h
oaudosoby means of printers' ink judici
ously and persistently applied. "Keepin
everlastingly at it brings suceoirf," and u
whore is this so true as it is of advertiaing-
that is, advertising done on correct linos, and
in prr mediums. To reach tho ear of tlio
public advtryUlng must be done in spasms,
but little every day will surely bring
customers, if they are impressed with the
-fact that it is to their interest to como to
your atore.and there is no better medium than
the 1Ikrai.ii, which reaches tho largo class of
ieopl who buy. Make fall trade by using
the advertising columns of the 11 KHALI) it
lf
Ijc addition to his herculean labors in the
field of morality. Detective Toola recently
assumed the hard task uf electing tirilHth-',
of Malmnoy City, to the Legislature. It )
intimated tliut the refusal uf tin county
court to attach a salary tothoMpsintmeut of
county detective had as much to do with this
determination a that fellow-feeling which is
mid to make mankind akin. However that
may bo, tho campaign of his friend tlritliths
lias been somewhat neglected of late and has
millered in consequence. As his present i
jirajsiug engagement in tho cause of plurality
will soon to over it Is proliablo ho will then
work overtime in the political Held to make up
f iar the time lent trying to curroct the morals
Shenandoah.
S'KABLT n month agp certain keen-sighted
jservors thought they detected In tho
Yost a change in the drift of public konti-
unit. Either the imoplo who woro oryiug
loud for free silver had exhausted them-
elves, or tho conservative element that had
contented ittulf with merely witching tho
Vogroaa of "vouts had retolved to take a
.a. ..r tiic f.ai.i. i of tin
ud tb. duUtfulncss of Its
bigtin to bu apparent This small hinintiiUK '
.....ii i
oi ii miction became so manifest two weeks
later that In all the Middle Western .States,
except Michigan, some fifty newspaper
editors, without any comparison of notes,
coneimcd In rejort that the silver c nue was
dying out. Tlie enthusiasm had gone out of
the campaign and the sound money si ntiment
was advancing rapidly. It was about this
tlmo that nn oiler to wager large sums of
money that tlie l'opocrat candidate would
not carry his own state, county, town or
election district whs made, without' bikers.
Two or throe recently reported circum-
stances confirm those observations. Ono
is tlio earnest protest of tho liryan Cam
paign Committee against tho candidate's
return to the list, which k lost irrevocably,
as shown by the election in Maine yesterday,
and his abandonment of tho West at this
critical moment in his fortunes.
"Hoys will be boys," but yon can't alford
to lose any of them. lie ready for tlie green
apple season by having DuWitt's Colic and
Cholera Cure In tho house. C. H. Hagcn
btich. PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout tho Heglmi Chron
icled for llnsty l'erusal
Tho Mahanoy City foot ball team will open
the season at Sliamokin on Saturday.
The local foot lll team indulges in practice
every night at tho corner of Main and Lino
streets.
Hon. I). I), l'lillllps is still confined to tho
Miners' hospital, hut his condition is much
Improved".
Tho Schuylkill Hat and Cap Manufacturing
Company yesterday put a new delivery team
on tho road.
l'atrick Heilly to-day assumed charge of
tho milk routo which ho recently purchased
from Oscar Ilcttridge.
Tho pooplo of .Sull'olk barred their doors on
Saturday and Sunday evening. The placo
was crowded witli bums.
The Prohibitionists held a meeting at
Schuylkill Haven last night, the speaker
being liev. (1. w. Gross, of Shamukin.
The announcement is mado of tho approach
ing marriage of Mr. A. J. (iaughau, and
Mi-a Ellen Dailey, both well known residents
of Ceutralia, on tho 22nd inst.
Tlio Lehigh Yalloy Coal Co. has completed
two i'airbauk scales at their l'riiuruso col
liery, Mahanoy City, one of which will ho
used for empty cars and the other for loaded
cars.
Ex-County Chairman liurd W. Payne is
acting as Deputy Controller in the absence of
I rank Iieeso, who is prosecuting his canvass
for liogister.
The popular comic opora, "Wang," will he
produced at Kaier's opera house on Thurs
day evening.
It doesn't matter much whether sick head-
aclic, biliousness, indigestion and constipa
tion are caused by neglect or by unavoidable
circumstances ; DoWitt's Little Early Hiscrs
will sptedlly cure them all. C. 11, llagen
bucli. As to Naturalization Tapeis.
Judge Pershing called attention to the
matter of naturalisation of foreigners. He
said ho had passed through a rather rough
experience last week, and was utterly unable
to get along as rapidly as ho desired owing to
theciowd. His attention had been called to
the fact that aliens from other counties had
put in appearance and secured papers. While
tho court had authority to grant such papers,
this court did not propose to naturalize any
aliens who did not live in the county. Tlio
court would fix another day before the
November election for naturalizing all those
who wished papers. Judge Pershing further
said that ho had received a communication
from a paity signing hiiufelf a member of
tho naturalization committee of one of the
political parties, in which it was stated the
law requiring tho applicant for papers to pay
all expenses was unpopular. Ibis was a
matter .with which tho court had nothing to
do. The law required this, and if it was dis
covered it was being violated, the papers
granted would be annulled.
'Ill CJUlti: A COI.II IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure,
2.) cents.
Tlio tjiintlfo and Candidates
The several candidates for the Senate and
Legislatuio met tho Justices and Constables
Association by special invitation of tho latter
yesterday at Pottsville. I he object was to
secure tho consent of the caudidates to havo
tho present constables' fee bill amended so
that constables will receive proper compensa.
tion for their services, ltefereuce was also
mado to tho oft repeated injunction of tho
various Grand Juries to tho justices about
their alleged return to court of petty casos
which should bo settled in their respective
olhces. rhe candidate.! had a very lengthy
chat with the committee, and the matter was
settled very agreeably to nil. Tho candidates
pledged themselves individually, if elected,
to uso their best endeavors to havo bills
passed lectifylng tho constables' fee bill and
compelling the Grand Juries to perforin the
proper functions of their ollieo as to justices'
cases.
Another to Atlantic Clt).
Owing tu tho rain on Sunday, tho llth inst.
many persons who desired to avail them
selves of the P. & It. It. It. Co's low rate ex
elision to Atlantic City did not go. Toac
t-umiuudnto them another will be run on
Sunday next, 20th inst., at tlie snuio hour,
viz: leave Shenandoah lit 2 10 a m. laro
for round trip, $2.50.
"Thero aro lads In
mcdicino ns well as in
other things," said a busy
druL'Klst, "but the most
Back
remarkalilo thing about Hood's Sarsn
parllla Is that enstomers who try other
remedies all come back to Hood's, and
this Is why the enormous sales ol this
great medicine EOT keep up and
continuo the f jft wholo year
round, steady H uJ' as a clock.
"Why Is it?" "O, simply because
Hood's Sorsaparilla has more real cura
tive merit than any medicine I ever sold."
This is ol daily occurrence) In almost
every drug store. Hood'.s Sarsaparllla
has cured more sickness, and wade moro
happiness through restoration to health
than any other medicine.
Sarsaparilla
Is tho standard - the One True lllood Purifier.
rt.! are tho only pills to tako
nOOCl S PIUS with Hood' i Sarsaparllla.
They All
Come
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and
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It will do a large wash
usually taken.
Less labor,
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New Home for Dentistry.
Philadklphia, Sept. 13. Tho alumni and
friends of the Department of Dentistry con
nected with tho University of Pennsylvania
will learn with satisfaction that the plans for
the new building which is to bo tho future
homo of the department nro rapidly being
completed, aud there is good reason to expect
that within a few weeks ground will bo
broken fur its construction. Tho plot of
ground upon which the new building is to bo
erected is located at tho intersection of
Locust and Thirty-third streets, in closo
relation to Frankiu Field. Tho structure
will consist of two parallel rectangular build
ings, the larger facing toward Locust street,
with a froutago of lfO feet and 45 feet
depth the smaller building will bo
directly in the rear ,und connected
with the larger by a stair-case wing
which connects all floors and unites
both buildings at their middle. Tho main
building has two npper floors aud a base
ment. Tlio OpemtivoCliuicroomwillocctipy
tho entire uprer lloor and will accommodate
somowhat more than ono hundred chairs.
Tho clinic room has been planned with
special reference to thorough lighting and
tho windows aro so arranged tliat every
operator will havo and abundance of light
for his work. On the first floor will bo tho
general mechanical laboratory, plaster and
molding rooms, vulcanizing room, an examin
ing room for patients, tho administration
otllces, spocial laboratories and class-rooms for
instruction and practice in technic work, the
extracting room and impression room. In
the basement will bo a large assembly room
for the exclusive use of students, hat aud
coat room, iuitiuincnt lookers, lavatories,
bicyclo room, metallurgical rctin, crown aud
bridgo work room, and a special clinical room
to bo fitted as amodel dental ollieo for the
uso of clinical instructors. Tlio principal
room in tho wing building wilt bo tho lecture
amphitheater, which will seat five hundred.
In addition to the amphitheater the wing will
furnisli laboratories for histological and
bacteriological work, tho library and museum,
jaultor's apartments, aud the laundry.
It Saedvller Hoys.
Mrs. E. L. Fiedler, Dollefuutc, Pa., writes
follows: "Two of our children were
taken ill with diphtheria aud the disease
developed into a most serious form. Iiy the
aid of skillful physicians all possible means
and medicines were applied and still our dear
ones grew worse. A kind neighbor stiggesttd
we uso Thompson's Diphtheria Cure. We
did so and in less than twenty-four hours the
coating was all removed from their throats
and the boys wero up and about. Tho third
day they could eat with comfort. I caunot
say too much for Thompson's Diphtheria
Cure, as I feel suro it saved our children."
Sold at Kirlin's drug store at 50 cents a
bottle.
fellruiiim and Kdnurds Speak
The Ilcpulilicans of Tamauua held an en
thusiastic aud largely attended meeting last
evening. Enthusiasm ran high, aud fire
works and music stiried up tho old town.
County Chairman Edwards spoke at some
length and was followed by Congressman
Ilrumm. Many other candidates were
present.
Pulrldc or u Well Known Dentist,
Rk'am.'.'o, Ph., .Sept 15. William C.
Foulks, who committed sulcldo In Phila
delphia yostcribiy, was n well known den
tist of this city. Ho was 40 years old. His
wife and four children left for Philadelphia
several days ago, nnd ho disappeared from
hero luH Monday.
Junior Order American Mechanics.
aETTVSi!!7lto, 1'a., Sept 15. Delegates
and visitors to tho Junior Order of Amer
ican Mechanics' regular session are coming
in rapidly from all parts of tho state. Tho
opoulng sessions nro liolng hold today. A
parade bikes placo this evening.
ratal I'lre Dnmp l.xiiloslon.
I'lTTSiil'iio, Sept. 15. A dispatch from
Walker's Mills, l'n., reports an explosion
of flro damp yesterday In the old Hawk
Xost coal mine. Tho dispatch states that
ono man was klllod and the othor miners
woro entombed.
Tuurs to the Soulli via reniisjlraula llalt-
1-lllKl.
Two very attractive early Autumn tours
are offered by tho Pennsylvania railroad,
leaving New York and Philadelphia Septeui'
her 86 aud October 13.
Aftor tho txporieuce of the past few years
it is hardly necessary to say thut those outings
are planned with tlio utmost care. Suffice it
to say that all arrangements aro so adjusted
as to afford the best potslblo means of visit
ing each place to the boot advantage.
Tho tours each cover a period of ten days,
and iucludo the battlefield of Gettysburg,
picturesque llluo Mountain, Luray Caverns,
ISasic City, tho Natural ISridgo. GiOttoe of
tho Shenandoah, tho cities of Hlciimond and
Washiugtun, and Mt. Vernon.
Tho round-trip nite, including unnecessary
expenses, is 55 from N'ow York, $53 from
Philadelphia, aud proportionate rates from
other points.
Each tour will be in charge of ono of tho
company's Tourist Agents. Ho will bo
assisted by an experienced lady as Chaperon,
wuoso especial charge will bo Iadios uuao
comianied by malp oscort.
Special trains of larlor'cars are provided
for the exclusive use of och iarty, iu which
the entire rouud trlpfrom New Yorkistnado,
For detailed Itinerary Upply tu TUVot
Agents or to Tourist Agent, 1100 llroadway.
New Yolk, or lioota 411, Broad Street Station"
Philadelphia.
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HILL DOES NOT YIELD.
Gives No Kncnnrntfrmrnt That lie Will
tie I'rcsent nt tlm Convention.
il-FFAt.o, Sept. IB. It seems probnblo
thot the ticket to lw named by tho Demo
cratic stiito convtmtton when it nssonibiM
tomorrow will bo: For governor, John
Boyd Thnshor of Albany; for llontouunt
governor, Chnrles V. McClelhiml of WeBt
Chester; for jmlgoof tho court of appeals,
Holwrt C. Titus of Huffnlo.
Tho platform will bo brief if tho wlshos
of those 'present nro curried out. It will
indorse in few words tho platform nnd
ticket tidoptcd nt Chlon(io, will proclaim
that tho pooplo nro dqwntroddon by tho
nccuiiitibitlotiof woolth with nfownnd will
denounce tho llnlnos liquor tux law. No
mention will bo mado of tho natlomil nil
ministration unless tlio friends of Mr.
Clevolnnd can carry a resolution In tho
convention.
Aftor u conforonco of the loaders Nor
mnn K. Mack telophonod to Wolfort's
Itoost, Albany, nnd urgod Senntor Hill to
como to tho convention. Senator Hill
thanked them for their kltnluoss In giving
hlin n special Invitation, but said that ho
could glvo them no oncoiirnpjoinont. Ho
had not decided to nttond tho convontion,
nnd at prosont ho could glvo thorn no do
citlod nnswor to his action. It w3 gon
orally ngreod among tho conferrcos thot
Senator Hill would not be prosont.
At Albany, last night, Senator Hill re
fused to be lntorvlowod on nny snbjoct,
but statod that ho did not expect to go to
HulTalo nnd would not go thoro unless
somo circumstnticos ontiroly uuforseon by
him nt tho present tlmo should nrleo.
Theories of cure may be discussed at length
1 y physicians, but the sufferers want quick
relief; and Ono Minute Cough Cure will give
it to them. A safe euro for children. It is
"tho only harmless remedy that produces
ituiuediato results." C. II. Hagcnbtich.
Gangway Collnpso on tlio "Jthluc.
BntiLtN. Sept. 15. Owing to tho col
lnpso of a gangway landing at Uuoslngou
yesterday, us n uuinbor of passongors
woro being landed from a stenmor, forty
llvo person wero thrown Into tho Hhino.
Throe woro drownod, 11 vo wero pulled out
of tho water In a critical condition, uud It
Is foarud that others aro mlsdug.
Killed lu Securing u Hot. 1
Huiomkield, N. J., Sept., 15. A man
named Arthur Pock was accompanying
his aunt to tho train in Hloomllold yes
turday. At tho crossing of tho Delaware,
Lackawanna nnd 'WiMtem railroad his
hat bluw olT, and in attempting to get It
ho wnH klllod by a train.
Tbreo Friends nt Fei-naiidlnn.
Wasiiixoton-, Sept. IB. Tho socrotary
of tho treasury yosterdny recolvod a tele
gram from tho colloctor of customs at
Fcrnnndlna, Fin., stating that tho sus
poctod fllibustorlng steamer Three Frlonds
had nrrlvod ot thut port, presumably from
Key Wast
Don't triflo away time when you havo
cholera morbus or diarrhoea. Fight them in
the beginning with DeWitt's Colic ard
Cholera Cure. You don't havo to wait for
results, they are instantaneous, and it leacs
tho liowels in healthy condition. C. II.
Hagenbucb.
When you want good roofing, plumbing
gas fitting, or general tinsmithing done call
on E. F. Gallagher 18 West Centro street
Dealer Ir ste-cs 1-tf
Civil Trial for tbu Competitor Prisoners.
WAsntNOTOS, Sept. 15. Tho Spanish
government has yielded to tho domunds of
tho United States for a trial by civil court
of tho Competitor prisoners. Authentic
Information to thlseilect has rnachod tho
statu department unofficially, and tho
formal announcement Is expected in tho
next mail from Minister Tuylor, in
Madrid. Tho Spanish government reached
this conclusion some tlmo ago, but has
delayed tho formal announcement of Its
decision until after the cortcs adjourns,
in order to escape criticism from that
body for making concessions to tho United
States.
Ovation to John Dnly.
LtMElilCK, Ireland, Sept. 15. Upon tho
urrival hero of John Daly, tho released
Irish dynamiter, tho mayor and tho cor
poration of tho town met him and an
ovation wus tondorcd to him by many
thousands of pooplo. In reply to un ad
dress Daly ugalu repudiated tho dynn
inito policy and said he thought that
Irishmen wero too noblo, brave and gen
orous to advocato such principles. Daly
also paid a visit to his inothor In this city.
The housos wero Illuminated last night
and there was a torchlight procession tu
Daly's honor.
l.xtrn Pay Allowed Assessors.
Kastox, Pa., Sept. 15. Judge Scott yes
terday handed down uu Important opin
ion in the case stated of E. C. Duuker vs.
tho county of Northampton to recover
foes for certain work required by tho com
ptilsory education law. Hunker is assessor
of tho Third ward, of hasten, und in com
pltunce with the compulsory education
law made u list of ull children botweou
the ugos of 8 and 18 years within tho ward,
and returned tp tho couuty commissioners,
who roftifod to pay his bill. Tho court or
derod that tho comtniijslonera must puy.
BILIOUS PILLIOUSNESS.
WHY SOKE BILIOUS PEOPLE TAKE FILLS
AND OTHERS DON'T.
Illliousness is much misunderstood.
Bo many jieople have it, that 'tis worth
understanding, the more so as it is easy
enough, if you begin right.
Liver secretes a fluid called bile. 1111c goes
to the intettines, where it perforins import
ant work in digestion. SoinctkjicB bile
Isissagcs in liver get dogged. This
biliousness.
"Pilliousness" is the idea thut by taking a
pill which stimulates the liver, we may cure
biliousness. It is only an idea.
Pill-tuklug relieves but does not cure it
The cure can only como through the stomach
Why?
llillousuos-i is caused by the poison of
undigested food, irritating tho liver. To
cure biliousness, these puisous must lie got
out of tho stomach. Tho only suro way to
do this is with Sliakcr Digostivo Cordiul.
Shaker DigosUvo Cordial is a pleasant,
tonic aid to digestion, prewired from roots,
herbs and wine by tho Shakers of .Mount
I.ekmon. It helps tho stomach to digest its
food, and sweeps out of tho system all
dangerous poisons.
In this way it cures bl,liousnojw, headache,
nausea, dizzlnoss, had taste, ktomacli-acho,
fover, flatulence, constipation, losof appetite,
etc., 'when other leuicdloa only givo tempor
ary relief.
All druggists, Ten cents for a trial bottle,
AVrite for interostiug lbok to Tho Shakers,
30 Ucado street, New York.
INSURGENTS AGAIN ACTIVE.
tltcy Ham th Ixipoi I'lnntntton Vnlneil
nt 8180,000.
Havana, Sept IB. Maximo Gomez Is
ttndorstood to bo campod nt Gauslmns do
Agramonto, about thirty-six miles from
I'uorto 1'rlnclpo. Ho is organizing a
ptrong cnvnlry forco nnd is credited with
tho intention of making a second raid
wostward. Tho insurgents havo burned
tho Lopoz plantation, situated near Arto
mlsn, proving of PInar del Hlo. Tho
property dostroyed was valued nt $150,000.
Tho government has authorized Joseph
A. Springer, tho United States vico con
sul general horo, to act ns consul gonorul
In tho absence of Gonoral Fltuhugh Loo.
Tho Insurgents havo dynamited a military
train ot ltamblazo. Tho cngineor, flromnn
nnd n briikoman woro wounded nnd so
voroly burned. Ono of tho mon will die.
Ono ofllcor and sovoral soldlors on board
tho train woro wouudod and tho oscort
klllod four of tho attacking purty. Insur
gents plundorod tho village of Snbaullln
In tho military province of Matanza9 and
burned tobacco plantations of Dos Hor
raanos. Anothor forco klllod Justo Mar
tinez, a merchant at Clfuoutes, nnd woro
pillaging tho town when put to flight.
General Woylor sooms to hnvo com
pletely lost his head. Ho Is having loading
citizens of Havana arrested by wholosalo.
Woylor says tho mon nrrostcd have boon
plotting to havo hlra recalled to Spain.
Itclensc of Two American Citizens In Cuba
Washinoton, Sopt. 16. Tho state de
partment has Just boon advlsod of the ro
loaso by tho Spanish officials of William
A. and Louis M. Gloan, two cltlzons of
Massachusetts, who have- boon undor de
tention in Cuba for many months. Tho
Gleans Woro nrrostcd at Sogua la Grando
last April on a chargo of aiding tho revo
lutionists, based on tho fact that thoy per
mitted Bomo rebols to sleep in .tholr houso.
Itoprosontatlvo Dull ot Connecticut and
Senator Lodgo of Massachusetts brought
tholr case to-tho attention of tho state do
partmont and after using nil ordinary
methods to securo tho rolea.se of tho mon,
with tho sole result of changing tholr con
dition, from actual imprisonment to de
tention under survolllnuco, with somi
weekly reports, tho dopartmont was
obllgod to act with greater vigor. Ac
cordingly Minister Taylor recently mado
somo vory onergotlc representations to tho
Spanish minister of foreign affairs, and
tho llborutlon of tho Gleans was accedod
to.
Tlio California Itullwny Dlsantcr.
EntEKA, Sopt 15. In tho railway
disaster which occurred hero Sunday
night, four persons wero killed and sixteon
seriously Injured. Tho nccldont occurred
to tho regular passenger train, bonslstiug
ofanonglnoand two cars. Tho sccnoof tho
accident is tho company's bridgo at Mad
river, about half way lietweon Areata and
Korbol. Tho train hud run out on tho
first span of tho bridgo, whon, without
warning, tho stringers gave way, letting
tho wholo train drop forty feet to tho
gruvol bod of tho river, where tho coachos
wero smushod. In tho coachos were be
tween thirty nnd forty passengers anil all
of theso, with tho exception of ono man,
who jumped from tho rear platform, wont
down with tho truln.
Grip-Colds-IIeatlnclie.
Why suffer with Couchs. Colds and La
Gripjio when Laxatlvo Bromo Quinine will
cure you in ono day. Put up in tablets con
venient lor taking, uuarantecu to cure, or
money refunded. Price, 25 cents. For sale
by Kirlin's Pharmacy-
Diamonds In ft Letter.
Philadelphia, Sept. 15. Soveral days
ago Jacob Frothlick rccclvod notlco from
u friend In Gormany that $1,000 worth of
small, unset diamonds had boon enclosed
iu a letter nnd uddrosed to him. Being
In ignorance of tho customs laws, Mr.
Frothlick notified the customs' officials,
and upon tho receipt of tho foreign mail
tho lotter with its precious contents was
found. Tho diamonds wero seizod, and
they will bo hold until tho treasury dopart
mont can adjust tho duty. Mr. Frothlick
says that ho will pay tho government
duties.
How aro your Kidneys? Uric Acid in your
blood causes pain, misery aud Rheumatism,
Diabetes, llrignt's Disease, etc. our niters
tlio kidneys aro sick. To get rid of such
misery take Dr. Hohbs Rparagus Kidney Pills
which drive out tho Uric Acid by making
well tho kidneys. Sold at Kirlin's drug storo.
Worklugnieu's Sliver Investigation.
Dbnveh. Sopt. 15. Tho Donver Trado
and Labor assembly has decided to send a
commlttoo to Mexico to Investigate tho
conditions of labor lu afrco silver coun
try. This Is donu becauso It 1ft allegod by
thom thut tho commlttoo recently sont to
Mexico by tho Chicago assembly is undar
tho lnlluenco of tho sound money Demo
crats. Tho committee consists of T W.
Taylor, president of the assembly, and
Charles N. Monaghan, representing tho
Knights of Labor. They leave horo on
Thursday.
llruvll and Italy.
BUHN-os AYKES, Sept. 15. A corre
spondent in Rio Janeiro telegraphs that
tho Brazilian foreign minister, Senor Cor
qulru, has informed a circle of frlonds of
high standing officially that he regards
the prospects of n peacful settlements of
the Italian quostlon us extremely favor
able Kugeuie Onlofr to Alsncn.
Berlin, Sopt 15. Tho Strosburg Bu'r
per.eltung announces, that ox-Empress
Eugenie is going to Alsaoo for a sojourn
at the Koborsau oituto with Mine, Pour
tales. Tho paper says It Is very doubt
ful that sho will revisit .tho soones of tho
disasters to the Frenoh armies in 1870.
A farewell to Miirtlnnlll.
Home, Sept. IB. The pope. miB Klven a
. farewell uudlonoe to Archbishop Mar-
tluolll, tho now papul delegate to the
United ritutoa.
Hucklen'a Arnlwi Salve.
The boat salve in the world for cute,
briilsos, soros, ulcers, salt rheum, fever soros,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin aruutlons. uud inwitlvuly cures piles.
or jo pay required. It Is guaranteed to givo
perfect satisfaction or luouy refunded. Price
23 cents per box. For sale by A. Wasley.
To ltuce Around tho Horn.
Saj FltAKClsco, Sept. 15. Tho British
ships Dltton and Codarbank havo Bulled
out of port for u ruco, In dUtuuco moro
than half way around tho world. Each is
ludou with whont. tho Dltton, Captain
Moody, being bound for Quoenstown, and
tho CodarbnnU for Hull.
ithcumatlsm.' Cured lu a Day,
"Mystic Curo" for Rheumatism and NeU'
ralgla radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon tho system is remarkablo aud
mysterious. It removes at mice the cause
and tho dlseaso immediately disappears. Tho
first doso greatly benefits; 75 cents. Sold by
u. u. uagenbucti, urugeist, snenanaoan.
Almost
Distracted
ID YOU EVER suffer from real ner
vousness? When ovory ncrvo seemed
to quiver with a peculiar, creepy
feeling, first in ono place, and then another
and all seemed finally to concentrate In a
writhing Jumble in tho brain, and you be
como Irritable, fretful and peevish; to be
followed by an impotent, weakened condi
tion of the ncrvo centers, ringing In the;
cars, and sleepless, mlscrablo bights?
Dr. Miles'
Sirs'. Eugcno Scarlcs,.
110 Slmonton Sc., Elk
hart, Ind., says'. "Ner
vous troubles bad mado
me nearly lnsano and
physicians were unable
to help mo. My memory
Nervine
Restores
Health....
was almost gone and every little thing
worried mo until I was almost distracted.
I really feared I was becoming a manioc I
imagined ail sorts of evil things and would
cry over nothing. I commenced taking Dr.
Miles' Rcsteratlvo Ncrvlno aud four bottles
of this wonderful remedy completely cured
mo, and I am as well now as I over was."
Dr. Miles' Ncrvlno is sold on guarantee,
first bottlo will benefit or money refunded.
DR. LOBB'S BOOK FREE
To nil sulTcrers of KltttOItS OF YOUTH,
LitHV VIOOIt and DILUSLS OF SIKH
AND WOJID'. 209 paces: cloth Dound: e
curely scaled and motlcdrcf. Trcatroentbyraal
strictly oofldcntlnl, and n posldve. quiet curs
guarantfdd. Xa matter tinw lens standing. 1
v?Ul poe Ively cure you. Write or call.
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l 604 North Sixth St,
Id lltaZaaW side entrance onurcensL
PHILADELPHIA. CURE GUARANTEED.
(.UK1 I lnl'lc.i'Jli.K(UB years ana u
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stricture, blood poison,
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.EXCESSES AND ALL OTHER
EFFECTS OF YOUTHFUL
Folly of Both Sexes
I'crmanenuy enreu nrter crerr one ele tin. ruHeO.
LOST MAnHCOO AND SHRUNUI! ORGANS RESTORED.
fci'Dit fiveS-cent stamps for boolcTriitli. The only
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
q a. rillLMPS, M. D.
Oulce : 30 West Centre street.
Can ba-consulted at all hours.
P.
P. BURKE, M. D.
80 E. Lloyd street, Shennndoab.
Ofllce hours : 1 to 9 a. m., 1 to 8 and 7 to 9
p. in.
J.
II. POMEROY.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Shenandoah, Pa,
M. BURKE.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Ofllce Kgan building, corner of Main and
Centre streets, Shenandoah.
pltOF JOUN JONES,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 65, Mahanoy City, Pa.
Having studied under some of the best
masters lo Loudon and Paris, will give lessoml
on the violin, guitar and vocal culture. Terms
reasonable. Address In care of Strouse, the
ewcler. Shenandoah.
Every man s
wife who has
uscdSSELIQ'S
knows a good
drink.Tryiton
your husband
CURED TO STAY CURED.
Does This Mean AnrHitng to You?
II your truss don't hold you or Is causins
pain, see us at once. It may save you j ears of
suffering. We have cured hundreds of people
in rennsyivania, and can refer y. u r patient.
cured In vnnr own town. Ilnr trpntmonf 'J
harmless und will not keep you from yoif
dully labor. Call and havo a t'tlk with ol
doctor. It will cost you nothlnr Wo guar
teo relief after tho first trcatiu .it, t,uii 1
prices are reasonable. I
The Dr. Miller Co., Philadelphia
Sco Our Doctor JKTery Tuesday at
UNION HOUSE, Ashland, 4
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J 101
."kilver
nillions of Dollar.'
Go nn in smoko every ytfelSn
risks but get your housesrgr!"
nituro, etc., insured iu Ant
liable companlos as rcpreserL
DAVID FAUST, IKS
Also Life and Accidental CompauleX
TUn' Dncil tvncUnncfl
And a velvety softness ol the skin Is inva-.
rlably obtained by those who use Fozzow'8 I
Complexion Powder. I
ljjijfjf friends
vlr can teU )rou
ff about Seel-
g Ig'a. This admix-
lute unproveccheap
coffee and makes
e youadeuclnmannit i i u
lor little money, ilea pack-1
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