1
EVENING HERALD
11STA jii.isiii:i 1870.
Published every Keening, Kieept Sunday, at
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The publishers reserve the right ti change tho . against Hie Mills bill, which wan similar to
the prist hi -tun tor the bcnclit f a hand
ful uf nlvcr mint uwikh.
I Mr Sovvdcn n read out of the Demo
I cratic patty for oiioilng tlio Mills tariff Mil,
ycl lie hnd tlio audacity to say that tho
I govoinmoht dorlvcd a greotor rovenuo from
1 the Wilson freo tmdo hill than It did under
the operation of tho McKlnley hill. Then,
pray, why did Mr. Shepherd's substitute voto
THE DEMOCRATIC MEETIHO.
ONE DISEASE AND ONE REMEDY. Philippine islands revolt
position of advertisement whenever the puh
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reserved to reject any advertisement, hethcr
paid for or not. that the publishers mny deem
Improper. Advertising rates mado known
upon application.
Entered at the pontufllce at Shenandoah, I'a., an
second class mall matter.
TKI.Kl'llONB CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
TUISDAY. OlTOlIKIt 30,
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
KlU I'H&StllKKT,
WILLIAM M'KINLIIY,
Of Ohio.
rtm vice rnrxim-iNT,
(lAHllirr A. IIOIIAHT,
Of New Jersey,
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
run lOSGMfsMAS-AT'I.AUtll!,
OALUHIIA A. 0K0W,
Of Susquehanna.
SAMUEL A. IIAVHNPOUT.
Of Erin
tho Wilson hill? Ho did nut voto against tho
latter hill, for the reaon that tho voters of
Lehigh county refused to leturn hlni to Con
gress. If tho rovenuo was greater under tho
Wilson hill why was It neconnary. for tho
Democratic administration to Issue bonds in
time of peace?
Ills llttln wonder that tho Democratic
managers In this county nutlcipuloa Itcpub-
llcan lldal wave in November, when the
head of tho county ticket is compelled to
esort to such a position on questions now bo-
foro the peoplo, and in which wo arc nil so
greatly Interested. Tho voters of Schuylkill
county liavo always shown their appreciation
of tho candidate who his the courago to de
fend his position, and Mr. Shepherd will re
alize that It would have been better for him
had he at least made tho attempt to answer
tho Hkk.U.ii'h questions, Instead of import
Ing a substitute, especially a person who
lias been repudiated by his own party
Wo think Mr. Shepherd Is beaten.
ritoTiX'Tio.N ami i rii.tin:.
Twoiii3-seeil Years of 1'rotcctloii
(1HC. to 1 H!:i ) ileeieuselt our publlo
debt HHl.Tll.aill.HIH.
Three, telirsor Tree Trinlo (1803 to
18!lfl) inereiisetl our public lletil
:iut),(;:m.
These lire the plainest reasons why
McKlnley nhnulil be electeil president,
the sooner the belter.
A COWARDLY CANDIDATE.
It was a most humiliating spectacle, pre
Rented last night at tho Democratic meeting
when it bocame necessary to Import t
speaker from Alleutowu to this county for
the purpose of answering plain and straight
forward questions propuunded to tho Demi
cratic candidate for t'ongiess, Watson 1".
Shepherd, 12sq. The Hbkai.I) always draws:
the lire of itH political opponents, and tlio
questions submitted to Mr. Shepherd in
our edition of yesterday wero such
that Candidate Shepherd, by his utter silence
upon tho iMtecttou, freoly acknowledges
that ho cannot answer to the satisfaction of
tho voters. If lie so desired, it would have
required but a few minutes of tlio tlino
allotted him to answer tlio questions. Hut
no ; ho fully realized his position and knew
that the Interrogations opened up his Inde
fensible record in an unenviable light before
the public.
Many of his hearers laughed up their
sleeves while he was endeavoring to prove to
thorn the good ejects of free and unlimited
coinage of silver, when they well knew he
was meicly a thiee-moiitbs convert for the
sake of olllce. If it is necessary for Mr.
Sliephcid to slciiio a substitute to defend his
position as a candidate, what earthly good can
lie do the citizens of this county as a member
of CongiessV The otors have little faith In
n candidate who will forsake his long
cherished views on question of such vital
iuiportanco to tho people for the sake of
WHce.
-T ., r .. , l, 1 1 , I .... I
IV, 0 COlllcss mat -ill. niiepuciii s punui,
ngers displayed wise discretion in lcilis
''nnlhiw him to explain ills position upon
'"'"hucstl mis submitted by the Hmt.Yl.li.
' J"r ' as well as Mi. Sliephcid, know that it
llls' not only be an embarrassing position
'?V.,v Democratic candidate, but would en
danger his chances of election materially.
The opinion of many of his lieaiers last night
-was that he acted the eowaul, and that the
texcuso otlcied wasa mere subterfuge, ill View
of the fact that he occupied the platform for
twenty minutes in loading oxtiacts from
speeches made by some ono else, without
offering a single proposition himself.
The Hon. W. II. Sowdcn, the gentleman
who essayed to act as Watson Sliephcid, has
been lead out of the Democratic party so often
that, not unlike Mr, Shepherd, ho can assume
almost any position on public questions.
There were three important interrogations,
.however, that even Mr. Sowden bteeicd clear
of, namely, thoso referring to tho attack of
thoSupieiue Court and tho proper respect for
tho law of tlio land. Xo Democratic orator,
outside or Altgeld himself, attempts to de
feud the Chicago platform on this question,
define, mi intelligent audience. They dare
not.
Mr. Sowden had a poor respect for the In
telligence of his hearers when ho asserted
that silver was demonetized "i-ecrctly and
stealthily." The bill was considered by
Amo.no some good resolutions adopted by
tho United Mine Workers, at their recent
convention In I'ottsville, was ono which In-
llrectly praises tho lion. Klias Davis and
should commend him to tho w'orklngmen of
tho whole coal legion. We refer to tlio one
approving tho semi-monthly pay law, of
which Mr. Davis, who was then a member of
the Legislature, was the father. This
law has been of great benellt to the
coal legion in general, as business
people, too, feel its beneficent effects
as well as the workiiigmen, for whoso benefit
it was primarily Intended. The Association
could not, of course, as a non-pirtltical body.
consistently tako a hand in political matters,
but their commeiidatlun of tho work of Mr.
Davis is a cominondatiou of him as a nubile
servant who faithfully represented his
constituents,
Tiik Hon. Patrick l'itzpatrick Is the Popo
cnttlc candidate for Congress in tlio First
Minnesota district. Emulating tlio head of
his tirket, the Hon. Pat. dwelt on the "crime
of '7:1" the other evening in a speech. "Yon
all know what llryan and Debs and Altgeld
say about that, and now let mo tell you what
the Immortal Lincoln says about that great
crime." Thero was a united howl and tlio
Hon. Pat. was hooted fioui the platform.
Since then ho has several times attempted to
speak but his appearance is always giccted
with a shout of "Say, Pat, what did Lincoln
say about tho crime of '73," and Patrick
subsides. ,
( audldiite Shepherd! falls to Answer tho
"Herald's" Pertinent (Juestioiis.
The Democrats of town held a mass meet
ing In Ferguson's theatro last night and
had an audience of about twolvo hundred
who voclfeiously applauded everything that
. .. . ,..,,
snvoreil ol liryanini ami uiueu mo sponsors
In ridiculing the llcpubliriiu candidate and
their platform. A nutahlo ommissloii In con
nection with the mooting was tho fact Unit
not ono wind of reference wan made to the
county, or "whole" ticket.
Tho meeting was called to order by James
F. O'Haren, whose stock in' tmdo wan the
reading of a list of ltfc! vice presidents, ninety
per cent, of whom had the pleasure of healing
their names publicly announced for the first
tlino. The laughter of tho audlcuco attested
the novelty of tho incident.
Among those sotted on tho platform woro
Candidates W. F. Shepherd,- l'hll. Council,
(ieorgo Folinor, ex-District Attorney James
W. Ityaii and 1'. J. Ferguson.
Dolphin.
Chairman llurko mado an address of about
20 minutes duration in which ho briefly re
viewed tlio issues of tho day and then
introduced W. P. Shepherd, Lsq., of Potts
vlllo, tho Democratic candidato for Congress,
who prefaced his speech with tlio announce
ment that on account of tho illnoss of his
wife ho would mako his address short and
conllno his remarks to tlio monetary question,
which ho did. Ho studiously avoided all
reference to the series of , questions tho
llr.UAM) publicly put to him in Its issue last
niclit and confined himself to what ho called
a consideration of tho monetary question.
In tho carnostnoss of his address ho appar
ently forgot homo afflictions, but nt no time
did lie come within touch of tho Herald's
challenge. As a, matter of fact tho greater
part of his speech consisted of alloged quota
tions from speeches of Daniel Webster and
Henry Clay. lmo ho allowed himself to
drift towards tho line to which tho Herald
yesterday tried to draw him, hut he was like
the moth that, flickers about tlio candle
flame and squirmed out of the position by
saying "There is no reason for discussing any
of the little flippant theories to simply sat
isfy some inquisitive persons." Later in the
evening, however, .Mr. sowden uiscocrcti
that there was lenson and attempted to
throw tho life line to the wall paper orna- Chinese ininistor nt Wftshitinton,
nient who would decorate tlio walls ol wll pjjdij- , hUcceeilod when his term
Congress if the voters of the county felt so uxplros i,or,i u, tho adopted son of LI
Inclined. ' u,, ('hnnu.
. Mr. Shepherd's speech can be embodied m , , , . . , ,
few words. He told the audience that he Knorinntis sh pnici.ts of wheats nro beinE
was opposed to Lngland governing America, put nllo.it nt Portland, Ore. ihe ship
Tho audience signified it, hearty approval of i"ts to 'lato are far In excess of those of
tho sentiment. It was noticeable, however, any previous jeai.
that a storm of applauso did not mark the j Tho London Stnmlnrd'n Berlin corroa
speaker's withdrawal. The sheep evidently , pondent siys that Dr. Ilngnr, of Zurich,
were not pasturing upon the greens that the , has discovered un uuimullshed concert
shepherd assigned to tlietu and wero rclieet-1 overture by 'Wagner.
ing upon pastures new. A Madrid dispatch snys that nn nt-
Hon. W. II. Sowden, of Allentown, was j tempt was mado on Sunday to wrocka.
the second speaker and he was worth the i train on which the young King Alfonso
"The art of painting,'- said Mlllais, "con
sists In selecting the right colors and putting
them In tho right place." "Tho way to win
a battle," said Napoleon, "Is to mass your
troops at tho critical moment against tho
weakest spot in tho enemy's line." "The
way to cure many ailments," said the great
Dr. Abercromblc, "Is to purify tho poisoned
spring In which they nrlse, generally tho
torpid and inflamed dlgestivo system.''
Thus wisdom and experience simplify and
condense Thus tho Shakers of Mount
Lebanon reasoned when they sought, and
finally found, a lemedy for Indigestion and
dyspepsia. Where one person has something
else, they argued, a thousand Jiavo this. To
euro tills alono will almost rid tho world of
sickness. Why should wo vox ourselves
with confusing definitions? A good diges
tion is life mid health ; a bad ono dlseaso and
death. Hence, from tho healing and stimu
lating mountain herbs, they extracted the
principles which mako tho Shaker Digestive
Cordial the rarest and most effectivo of
medicines for ono disease, and ono only
indigestion and dyspepsia.
Do you suffer from any of those miserable
feelings V depression of spirits, heaviness
and pain in tho stomach after meals, bad
tasto in tlio mouth, wind in tho bowels,
Irritablo disposition, nervous weakness and
alarm, worry and weariness, costlvenoss or
irregularity of tlio bowels, nausea, palpita
tion, sick headache, heartburn, loss of ap
pctlto and sleep, dry skin, etc. ?
Don't Indulge in fifty foolish fancies. You
have indigestion and dyspepsia and nothing
else. Set tlio disordered stomach right with
tho ono medicine which will surely do it.
Shaker Dlgestivo Cordial, and those symp
toms will vanish with their ciiupo. A good
effect will follow tlio first doses. L'vcn
di rot lie cases soon yield.
Tost the cordial, at practically no cost, by
taking a ten-cent trial bottle. For salo by
nearly nil druggists. .
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
ELECTION OF MINE INSPECTORS.
Wo note with regret the resolution adopted
by tlio United Mine workers, In convention
assembled in Pottsvillo on Saturday, favor
ing tlio election of Mine Inspectors by
popular vote, the same as county olliceis are
now clecti d.
When the law creating thoollico of Mine
Inspeitor was passed, this subject was well
considered, and the consensus of opinion
among miners then was that tho law would
fail of its object if the otllco wero mado a
political one. After considerable discussion
the present mode of selecting tho Inspectors
was accepted as the best means of keeping
theso officials free and untranimeled, and to
ni iVe a change of the kind recommended
woiud not help matters, but .atbertend to
lower the dignity and UM l'ulnins ni the ollico
and open the Held to politicians, who would,
of necessity, re.soit to political methods to
olit.iin it.
It appears from the tone of the resolution
adopted that the present law, or the execution
of it, does not meet with the approval of the
United Mine Workers, but whether tho
organization fully represent the miners of
tlio region or not does not appear, but tho
passage of tho resolution referred to leads to
the belief tli.it tho question has not lieen dis
cussed aslully as its iuiportanco requires.
That present Inspectors have too largo ft
field lu superintend is apparent, and recog
nized by both tho Inspectors themselves and
the minus generally, and tho resolution to
restrict their duties to a certain number of
collieries appears to be a move in tho right
direction.
Wo do not believe, however, that such a
movement, namely, the election of Inspectors
by popular vote, will add to the safety of the
mm engaged in tho ery hazardous business
of mining coal. Itmorely places this most
important ollico in the hands of politicians.
As it is at present the ollico is open only to
men who call piove, in a sin ere examination,
ti.t tl,.. v noises the iiualilieatioiis nccossary.
Congress fur nearly thieo years, debated pro , whjdi w(m,d ,j(J 111I,()aii,k. if it nKIU WMV u
and i:uu, before Its liuat passage, in um
course of its lrtssago it was printed in full in (
the oiigrestioual Kecord thilteen tiim-n
Tills elleetually disposes of Mr. Sow-den's j
(Shepherd's substitute! contention that it
was passed "seerttly and stealthily." I
The next statement by Mr. Sowden (Shop- j
i,..,i!'knli.stltnte) whs that the law of 173 !
MeiJionetUed silver." Wo still contend, ami
the speaker failed to disprove it, that it is im
possible to produce a single silver dollar that
wus ever demonetized by Cougtess. Tin at t
simply declared that hereafter the gold
lollr was to bo the legal unit of xulue,
which had practically been the ease since
1HS7, and that silver was to bo the subsidiary
-oiu for comiueieiul purpisies. The sihej
lollr w.s merely dropped from the list of
toins, liecause it was at that time practically
out of circulation. The law of P3 gave us
legal measure of value, thus protecting the
government from the masses of silver from
the mlues of the West.
Notwithstanding Mr. Sowdon's (Shepherd's
Hubntltuto) clap-trap and school-boy argu
ment about planting five cent pieces and
raising silver dollars, the government to-day
iia.vs out silver dollars to any one who will
take them, and receives them in payment of
taxes and other obligations, the same as it
4!ues tlio gold dollar. F.vory business mail
receives silver dollars in trade tlio samo as lie
sloes gold dollars, livery one knows this by
jwrsoual experience. The liepublican party
favors Hie prut standard, and we all know
that the mhm f to-day 1 lllvor and gold,
with an abundance of greenbacks. Tho
, JauoriiiK man 1 t so fooHali a to cliauge
political one. -
Keep politics and the Mine Inspectors as
far apart as possible We have enough now
without making thii oflh e tin- sport of
politicians.
Ti
"Curts talk "In favor
ol Hood's Sarsaparilla,
as for no other medi
cine. Its great cures recorded in truthful,
convincing language of grateful men and
women, constitute its most effectivo ad
vertising. Many of these cures nro mar
velous. They have won the oontldonce of
the people! have given Hood's Saraapa
rilla the largest sales in the world, and
have made necessary lor Ub manufacture
tho greatest laboratory on earth. Hood's
Sarsaparillals known by the cures it has
made cures of scrolula, salt rheum and
eczoinn, cures ol rheumatism, neuralgln
uud weak nerves, cures)! dyspepsia, liver
trcublos, catarrh cures which provo
best seat under the finest circus tent that
ever hung from a pole. He is one of those
stout, elderly gentlemen who rank among
the inimitable mniodians. lie erm make one
laugh by tho manlier In which he wrinkles
his forehead anil looks over his eye glass in
search of cuniiuendiitlon and applause.
As all orator lie ranks fully with
Dciunan Thompson, of "Old, Homestead"
fame and us a humorist lie would give M. P.
Wilder a sweat on the homestretch. It is
dtllicult to think of ono who can a 11'. ml a
more phas-int evening. Allentown should lw
proud of him. He is an excellent reprcsenla
tiveof the peanut center. His first utterance
was a signal for merriment. He said, "I am
delighted to be confronted by such a large '
assemblage of anarchists." The audience
appieciated tho compllmcn'. and applauded
him vociferously. On second thought the
speaker said, "1 have never had a more mag.
uificent or intelligent assemblage than that
which confronts me now." Tlio reception of
tlio compliment may bo imagined. Lvery
tliing went, so long as it was Uryanisiii and
Mr. Sowden smiled as he discovered that
those whose visions had not penetrated tlio
anarchistic joko wero still in sympathy with
him. Mr. Sowden then proceeded to Impress
upon tho assemblage the argument that tho
ltepubliean party was seeking to reach the
footstool of tlio British government. The
greater part of his speech, which extended
over two hours, wason tliu monetary question.
After speaking some time Mr. Sowden took
up some questions propounded to W. 1".
Shepherd, Usq., the Democratic candidate for
Congress in tlio Herald's issue of last even
ing, and attempted to answer Cnur of them,
but left four of the most direct and important
queries without consideration, He said
Candidato Shepherd had the right to cliauge
from tho gold to the silver sUindard on the
principal tl ut tlio minority must succumb
to tho mnjuiity ; that the candidate endorsed
the gold standard at a state conventlou in
Allentown, but when found that the
national Democratic cunvlu,1ii turned down
tho theory Shepherd, too.Vjirned down his
views. Mr. Sowden also staud that the tiro-
tection and free trado quotation at the head
of tho Herald editorial column was not
correct and that more revenue by $31,0On,UO0
had been derived during the first year of tho
Wilson bill than the hist year of the Mc
Klnlcy bill. 3Ir. Sowden also said ho be
lieved that silver was demonetized secretly
and stealthily and said that James O. Ulaino
and Senator Vooi bees did not know it hsil
been done until their attention was called
to it.
Congressman Sowden failed to touch the
quostionbo u ing upon the plunk in theChicago
platform attai King the Supremo Couit and
that attacking President Cleveland for
inaintaiiig respect for tho law. He closed
his address by declaring that llryan was a
wonder and his like never lived. Ho pro
nouueed .liim a seiond Abraham Lincoln.
Cougiessinan Suvvdeli is certainly n very
Interesting speaker ami would score excellent
suseo-s on mo leciure piaiionu.
Phil. Couuell, the Democratic candidate for
Clerk of the Courts, wus the next speaker
and he made an uddiess that bubbled witli
patriotism. P.x-District Attorney James W.
Itynn followed with u brief closing address in
which he sunitiiaiUcd what appeartd to him
to lie tokens of Democratic victory and
Chairman llurko dismissed the assemblage
with a few well elnueii remarks.
was trnvelliiB from Sim Sobnsthm,
Tho Manitoba school question, which
caused tho defeat of tho Conservative gov
ernment, Is reported to have boon settled
by tho Lauder Llbor.il administration.
Hnraco Kubleo, cdltor-ln-chlef of tho
Mllvviiuki-o Scntlnol mid ox-mlnlster to
Switzerland, dleilin Mllwiiukeoyosterdny,
lifter u long and painful Illness, aged 07.
Despondent over n trivial HlhossOO-yonr-dUI
Colonel Alston Harris, of Fllppon,
tin., mailt) a ropo of his bed shoot, tied It
to a tree, jumped out of a window nud
choked to death.
A head end collision on tho Southern
Pacific road near Orange, Tex., resulted
in tho death of John Clnncuy,n stockman'
Engineer Toler wus seriously hurt. Sev
eral horses wero killed.
Huron Fnvn, tho Italian nnilxissiidor,
yesterday delivered to President Clovo
hinil from tho king of Italy a work con
sisting of fourteen handsomely bound vol
umes relating to Christopher Columbus
uud tlio discovery of America.
IUpldly Assuming the Proportions of the
Cutmn ltchclllon.
Ban Francisco. Oct 20. Advlcos by tho
Rtenmor l'ortt from Singapore nud Hong
Jiong sny that tho rcbolllon In tho Philip
pine lslnnds In much inoro sorlous than
has boon generally recogulzod. It Is snld
thoroports of revolutionist dofonts sont
out by Spanish officers hnvo been greatly
cxnggoratod, and that so far tho robols
hnvo inoro than hold their own In tho
strugglo for Indepondonco. It in stated
tho revolution is now lwyond tho control
of tho Spanish authorities, nud that un
less reinforcements nro sent to Manila
tho Spanish forcos nro In danger of final
defeat. Tho robols now hold tho provlnco
of Cavlto, nre well organized nnd havo
8,000 Mauser rifles. There are ninny na
tives in tho Spanish troops and the officers
ore af raid to tako native reglmonts into tho
intorlor bocnuso thoir loyalty Is doubted.
Tho Hong Kong Press says editorially
that thero is no longer room for tho loast
doubt that nlTnlrs In tho I'hlllpplno isl
ands will in a short tlino nssttiuo tho pro
portions of tho Cuban robolllon. Tho nn
tlvon nro determined. As onch rebel signs
nn agreement ho writes his liaino on hln
arm with blood, nnd swonrs veugoaneo
ngnlnst tho Spaniards.
Tho story of tho original plans for strik
ing tho blow U n most serious ono. For a
long tlino the natlvos have been conspir
ing to ovorpovvor tho government, nnd it
was finally doclded to make a strong at
tack on July 15. Governor General Hlanco
was to hnvo boon murdorod by one of tho
natlvos on that day, and It wns nrrnnged
to swoop suddotily down upon tho body of
officers who attended tho funeral, kill as
ninny ns possible, then ransack tho town
of Manila nnd tako entlro possession of
tho place. It Is duo to n, woman that tlio
plot wus discovered. In confession sho
disclosed tho plot to a priest, who divulged
tho secret. Tho arrest nnd imprisonment
of many natives plainly indicated that tho
nrlosts wero cognizant of tho nrrniigo-
monts. Towards tho ond of August tho
lighting commolicod in real earnest, and
thoro have been repeated bloody conflicts
botweon the government, forces nnd tho
natives.
to cimi: a coi.i) in oxi: day
Tako Laxative llromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure.
25 cents.
Clinrges Her Father wltti Double Murilor.
HI.UKKIHLD, W. Vi.. Oct. i!0. Murlon
Kcnnnrd, of Wise county, told his neigh
bors yesterday that ft tramp had killed his
wlfo nnd 14-ycnr-old son Sunday night,
but his daughter uppeared with it wholly
different account. Sho said that her father
came homo drunk, nnd nfter quarreling
with his wlfo took a corn knifo and delib
erately murdered her nnd tho boy. Tho
daughter escaped. Kouuard Is under nr-
rest.
Sailed Under Senled Orders.
Haltisioue, Oct. 20. Tho United Stntes
rovontio cutter 'Wlndoin left here ut 11:80
this morning under sealed orders' It is
thought that tho orders, which Cnptnlu
Hand will onon when clear of tho capos,
will Instruct him to bo on tho lookout for
filibustering expeditions leaving tho Flor
ida coast for Cuba. Tho AYludom Is tho
nlv United Statevcritft Hint hns loft this
port under-scaled orders lt many years.
Don't trifle away time when you have
cholera morbus or diarrhoea. Fight them in
the beginning with DoWitt's Colic ar.d
Cholera Cure. You don't havo to wait for
results, they are instantanrous, and it leaves
tlio bowels m Healthy condition, u. it.
Hagcubuch.
Almost
Distracted
Dr. Miles'
Nervine
Restores
Health
ID YOU EVER suffer from real ner
vousness? When overy nerve seemed
to quiver with a peculiar, creepy
feeling, first In ono plan:, and then another
and all seemed finally to conccntrato lu a
wrltUlngjumblo In tho brain, and you be
cotno Irritable, fretful and peevish; to bo
followed by an Impotent, weakened condi
tion of tho nervo centers, rinsing la the
cars, and sleepless, miserable nights ?
Mrs. Eugene Scarlcs,
110 Slmonton St., Elk
hart, Ind., says: "Kcr
tous troubles had made
mo nearly lusano and
physicians wero unable
to help me. My memory
was almost gone and every llttlo thing
worried me until I was almost distracted.
I really foared I was becoming a maniac. I
Imagined all sorts of evil things and would
cry vcr nothing. 1 commenced taking Dr.
Miles' Ilostoratlvo Nervlue and four bottles
of thlswonuerful remedy completely cured.
mo. and 1 am as well now us I ever was."
T-. HTIIa. VnRlnn la er,m mii.nntDi,. JV'
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WHAT iT (S! ""he rlchrstof aUrentonitlre f
Footia, (K-.K'ise it r.-placta tha eatne Btibttances ,
to tLo t.I-MiJ ni ricrvpH that nro exhausted in i
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nn n-i . h nt i - . feiaulerKUlaturit Is worth Its!
Wfipht OndtinxlnrtHaweelc. Price ji'c., or
6 bo.et $ m nruuUtaorUyinail, HunUlrue.
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Hood's PillS take, easy
lliigriivcil Invitations.
Notwithstanding the fact that we have one
of the finest job ollices in the interior of the
stale, new material is being added to keep
abieast of the times and to meet the want of
our put nuia. llesides the adilitiun of a nuui-
lior of the latest races ol Joh type, we ate now
nrepaied to furnish wedding invitation., ball
progiams, etc., equal to tho finest work of
the engraver at one-fourth the amount
churgod for this class of work. Call at our
eilice, or drop us a postal caul, when lu need
of these things or any kind of Job work.
You will bo well pleased with tho workman
ship and tho prices '
llolhtiiy Itooks.
In a short timo the reader will havo for
gotten the excitement of the present political
iinii!iign, nud tlio words liepublican, Demo
crat or l'opocrats will boa thing of the past
and your thoughts will naturally turn to tho
coining holidays with the question, what will
l the hest thing to huy lor unrisimas pres
ents for mv adult friends, and what will give
most nlcasuro to children and llttlo tots?
There is nothing of more valuo ana lasting,
or, that has como Into mors general uso than
the living nud receiving of beautiful books,
Thero are no doubt many of our readers who
are ready to act as agents for tho salo of a
series of four attractive holiday books, rang
ing in prices from 50c. to 32.23. Such books
are published by the well-known firm of
tilllesnie, Metzgar & Kellcy, 030 North llroad
street. Philadelphia, I'a. So confident are
they of tho selling qualities of their books,
that they will furnish a handsomo combina
tion outfit, free of charge, pay freight
eliargos, give premiums, also allow very
liberal commissions to any ono who will de
vote attention to tlio business. Wo advise
any of our readers who want profitable em
ployment to writo to thciu for particulars,
Dishonest I'oi-liuustor Unmoved.
WAbilixoTON, Oct. 20. Tho president
has removed Postmaster John 11. Levis ut
Uluek ltlvor Falls, 'Win., and appointed
David Thompson ns his successor. Tho
summary notion In dismissing Lovis is.
duo to disclosures of alleged corruption
entered Into to obtain otUco. LovlM was
appointed Dec. 11, 1B9U. Inn rocont po
litical discussion It was asserted that Lovls
paid a largo sum of money toa local nows
papor to support his caniUdany for tho
olllce nnd it subsequent Investigation, 'tho
department claims, has. substantiated
thoso charges.
Consul General Vacation.
Washington, Oct. 20. It Is Intimated
In oillclal olrclos hero that although no
regular formal lenye 1ms yet lioeu Issued
to Goueral Fltzhugh Lou tu absent him
self from his post as oonsul general at Ha
vana, that he has arranged tho business of
tho consul generalship so that it may be
wifely left for tv time at least to Mr.
Springer, our energetic vice consul gen
oral. It is extMOted, therefore, that he
will soon puy n visit tu his homo In Richmond.
Heavy Hue-iv Storm lu Michigan.
MENOMINEE, Mich., Oct. 20. It snowed
thick and nist all day yvsturdny and con
tinued until nearly midnight. It is tho
first of tho season. Navigation of tho bay
is very ditllcult.ovving to the thick weather.
Snow, also fell In tho Hay City and north
central parts of Michigan.
Csdiio Vysetr Tvra, Drowned.
JIINDKN, Out., (Jet. 20. Mtirtln Grosello
and Lcsllo Valontlers, two young men,
started to cross Gull lake yesterday, but
half wny over their cauuts upset and both
were dx-ovvuctL
Many a day's work is lost by5 sick head
ache, caused by indigestion and stomach
troubles. DeWitt's Llttlo Early Itisers are
the mott effectual nlll for overcoming sucli
difficulties. C. H. Hagenbuch.
Dlsltirutriteit, If Kltlt-tf Ills (iraiiilmother.
CLAUKSVIU.K. On., Oct. 20. St. Clair
Glovor and his brother, n denf luuto, hnvo
been urrosted, charged with tho murder
of their grandmother, Mrs. v. x. mover.
St. CUvlr Glover-has confessed. Ho states
that ho killed his gmudmother becnuso
sho put him off. in her will. Tho old lady.
was-weiutny. one wns lounu neau in ueu.
with h bodr of chloroform by her sido,
This was placed there to creato tno uii-
nrosslou tlmt It wus suicide, but brulsos
on hor face und throut Indicated that sho,
had choked to death.
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Read what others who have
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I have uwd Thompson's Diphtheria
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my children of the Diphtheria and
know It Is iisurecure. I tt-el tlmt every
one should know of It, for Diphtheria fs
a disease that battles most or the doctors.
If yourmeiiicino is kept In the house
and used according to directions as soon
as the throat begins to Ret sore, they
w ill never know they hiul the Diphthe
ria. Yoa are at lllrtr to uso the above
testimonial, which I will be glad to sub
stantiate to persons who v,ll cull to see
me. Voars respectfully,
John Stryker, bergeunt of Tolice,
Wlllliunsport, Pa.
This certifies that for several months
I have bwn using Thompson's Dlph
thorluCureln myfamUy and regard it
as the beand uiosl speedy remedy for
colds and Bore throat I have ever
known, I do not hesitate to recom
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PastorOrace M. K, Church,
Wtiliamsport, Pa.
I have-used' your Diphtheria Cure In
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would, not 6a without It. .
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Q. SI. Warner, Wuluunsport, Po-
Thc? above testimonials are
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correspond with the writers.
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DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo speedily heals
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Hngenbueh.
A During Mull llohlier.
Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 20. A during
robber of thonmils bus been arrested here
by tho postal authorities. Tho culprit Is
C. II. Hamilton, alias Wallace. Hamil
ton npiHNired at tho Union depot v. wiring
tho brass buttous nnd uniform of a rail
way mull agent. Ho stopped boldVy up to
a traok that wus standing under tlve de
pot shells, pulled down it letter pouch anil
earrtwl it into iv waiting room. Thero be
placed the potioh under nn ovwoout that
hung upon his arm anil wauufii iuxo ne
street, not knowing that h hnd been
'shadowed." A short tins afterward
Hamilton was arrested nt his hotel. Ho
had out open the snok, nnd wns going
thmnuh tho letters whlon It oouhuihmi
when tho oflloers broko Into his room. Ho
hnd already extracted several small turns
of money.
For snlo at ICIrlln's drug store.
Teams to H I re.
If you wont to hire a safe and reliable
team for driving or for wokinp purposes
t,av Shields' livery stablo a visit. Teams
constantly on hand at rtftsonable rates.
JAMES SHIELDS,
No. 410 East Centre street.
Opposite Heading railroad station.
Askvour arocor for tho "Boyal Patent"
nir..9'"'"'"vlnu other hruud. It is tho best
.Mulling l'l i piim,.
Tlio Lincoln Itepubllcan Club , jli
special meeting to-morrow evening id mt
preparations to tako part in the ltepubll(
rally on Wcdnosday, All members are
quested to be present.
The Coming ltnjnl Weilillug.
CrttinoK, Jlontenegro, Oct. 20. Tho
Crown Prince of Naples and the Princess
Unions, of Montenegro, started for lUily
yesterday, accompanied by the prominent
members of tho Montenegrin family, who
will be present nt their nmrrlago. Tho
route to the station was lined by the
army, i royal salute was flrod und the
prlnoe and princess wero euiMusiumuxuiy
choered.
Tlio Wuntlier,
for eastern Now York, oastern Pennsyl
vania. New Jerwy nnd Delawuro: Threat
ening weather uud locul showers i Increas
ing (.outnwosioriy wiuus.
Janitor Mercantile Exchaoge, N. Y.
It saves
one-halt
the time,
one-half
the labor.
AH
Janitors
should
P. J. CANFIELD,
Agent ffcr
i
Shenandoah and Vicinity
For
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter
.ft
Amil i
. i Trv 1 1
f i.x i lie mouern cieaner x m
tiWiiiininiiuiiH Barbey's Bohemian Beer.l 1