EVENING HERALD
i:staiili.siiki ih;o.
Published every HvcmIiik. Kxccpt Sunday, at
8 South jAtinis HinKBT, Neab Centhk.
The Herald 1 ilellvried In Hhennlidoan and tlio
surrounding towm Cor six cents a week, my
4I1I0 to the currier. Uy mall (K.OOii year, or 26
reat ti month, payable tn advance. Advertise
menttl charged according to sjioee anil Hiltlon.
The pilblUher reserve tlio right to change the
position of advertisement whenever tho puli
llcntlon of ncu'i demands It. The right In
reserved to reject any advertisement, whether
lisld (or or not, that the publishers may deem
improper. Ain ertlslug ratoH mado known
upon applleathm.
Catered at the postolllce at Shenandoah, l'li., an
second class mail matter.
TICLUPH0NI5 CONNKOTION.
Evening Herald
MONDAY. OCTOIil'.lt 2D. 16H0.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET,
fun ritnsinuNT,
WILLIAM. M'KINI.KY,
()( Ohio,
niinici: ritiinr.NT,
GAitnirr a. iioiiaiit,
Of New Jersey.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR CONOIlEfMAN-AT-I.AUflK,
OALUSIIA A. (IUOW,
Of Susquehanna,
BAMUlil. A. DAVKNPOUT,
Of Krlo.
Taking nil Impartial view of the contest, no
fur Hi Srluiylklll county ii eoiienrnod, wo lie
llevo Hint the Iteptililirali ticket will lie suc
cessful. Wo Imiw till prodh tloii uioti a con
servative estimate made by tlio county execu
tive committee from lcports received fromi
overy district in tlio county. No impartial
obcrorof lecent oveiitsran full tulecoKiiiio
that the drift of public sentiment upon tlio
issues involved lias been favorable to the
Itepublleaii party. Within the past two
weeks thero has been a decided chango' In
public sentiment in this county, and were tlio
election to be held to-morrow tlieio would lie
leeordcd a Kepubllcali victory for the county
ticket. The Democrats are defeated, and the
efforts of tlio county executive committeo and
the pally workeis duriiiK tlio rciiiHiiiing days
of tin- contest Should bo dlierted in prevent
ing tlio enemy from mnkiiiK inroads on our
lines. To this end every Iicpublicim must
constitute himself a committee of ouo mid
see that tlio advantages already joined nio
not bwt because of ovcrcoiilidcnco. If every
man who cberisbos tlio principles of the St.
Louis platform will do his duty tlio victory is
ours, beyond tho shadow of doubt. Hut It
will renulro vIbIIiuico on our p-irt to see that
tlio enemy gains no advatitsKO because of
lukcwarinneits or ovcrcoiilidcnco.
l'ltoTixnoN ami riti;i: Tit.vm:.
Twenty-sewn Year of rrotectlon
(1KII5 to lKIKt) ileei eased our pllhllo
delit Ml,71,:illl,H1K.
Three, Years of Tree Trade (18!I3 to
JH1M) Increased our pllhlle debt
32IMI3I1.
These urc the plainest reasons why
MeKlllley should ho elected president.
tlioKiioner the hetter.
I! the inexorable law of trade wheat bus
been until toil an absolute divorce from silver
H itlioiit tho payment of alimony.
Mil. Sitlil'liniti) asserts that ho presunts the
issue as be understands it. This is n haul
rub on Ills understanding as well as that of
bis hulMtltuto. The two do not aurce.
Tin: licpiibliean managers have designated
the :11st inst. as 1'lag Day in auticlpatlon of a
glorious victory for tho (I. O. 1'. Let Old
Ulory flo.it to tho breeze 011 Satniday in
Slieuaiidoah.
C'.vsiiiiiATK Siiiumii:!!!) is ill a niiandary.
Ilia sulntitiitc lias dcparlcd, and now that the
JJkum.ii has shown his deception in mis-
miutiiii; .lames O. lllniiio, lie knows not what
to talk about.
Till, men who talk loiiiles. on tliostiect
vomcri for "fice silver" aie tlioso who never
saved 11 dollar under the best financial system
this country ever had, and who would not
save .1 dollar under any system.
Aicoiiliixci to the Chicago Itecoid's pre
liminary poll of tho Middle West the only
states now left in it for llryan aie Kentucky
mid Missouri and Chairman ll.mna has
holies that even the latter may bo turned
over to MuKinh-y n tho Jesuit of a week's
vimit-ntiM i-iinmnii'liillir.
-Havini. one ol the best cmiippul news
paper and jub printing plants in the county,
tlie Ill.UAI.I) isalwuys piepared to meet the
demands nude upon it by its thousands of
patrons. The issue of Saturday, containing
thirty-two columns, fully attests this. There
is nu hiug that suiacoJs llko success.
IO Clllti: A C(II.I) in om: DAY
Tako Laxativo llromu Quinine Tablets. All
drugiilsta lefund the money If it fails to cure.
25 cents.
POLITICAL TALK.
Shepherd's friends now see defeat staring
them In the face, and the word has gono forth
to sacrifice the balance of tho ticket.
An important meeting of Republican
leaders will bo held in town this week.
Two and three meetings a night will bo
held by both parties during thopiosentwcck.
A prominent local Demociat said to-day:
"Savo us from our newspaper friends. They'll
surely defeat the ticket." And his words aie
as tiuo as gospel.
The Democrats have arranged for a meet-
MAIIANOY CITY.
'I luce or tlin Town's Oldest Iteslilcuts Were
Hurled To-day.
Mahanov City, Oct. SO. A singular and
notable clrcuinstanco occurred to-day in the
funerals of three of tho oldost residents of
tho town, namely : Mrs. Kllzabcth lloycr,
Mrs. Catherine O'Neill and Mrs. Sarah
Ilarhray. Tho combined period of residence
of these three aggregated probably moio
than that of any other three residents 111 the
town.
Ten. Cooper, the local champion wing shot,
and IMwnrd Johnson, of Atlantic City, hmo
lieen matched to shoot at 80 birds for $300
nsidoon November (Hb lit either .Shamokin,
Ilazlcton or Malianoy City.
William Itrennan, the blacksmith, had two
lingers smashed by a barrel of oil falling
upon 1 1 1 cm .
I.. II. (iuldncr has lot by death his 11-
year-old sou, George Irvln. Tho funeral will
take placo on Wcdhosday.
While It Is true that orders havo been
given to stop mining at Sprlngdalo colilory,
wo are Informed by tho olllclals thero is
sulllclent coal in the workings to work the
colliery about tho usual number of days tin
til December 1st. Meanwhile tho new slope
will be driven to convey tho coal from tho
east cud of the workings to tho Nu. 2 col
liery. Tlio Hraiidonvlllo road races wero post
poned until next Saturday on account of tho
had condition of tho roads. II. K. Stutzman,
of Heading, will participate and lie scratch
man. It will bo his first road race, and has
only entered for tho sako of novelty. Ho w ill
not accept tho first prizo if ho wins it.
Mrs. Charles Odgers and daughter, of
Nevada, who havo been visiting In town tho
past year, left for their homo this morning.
Mrs. Odgers Is tho daughter of Mrs. Ann
Latham, of town.
l'ire broko out early ycsteiday morning in
a house at the cast end occupied by a Polish
family and owned by Michael llngan. Tlio
llro burned the interior of the buildingbadly,
but left little effect outside. It was caused by
an overheated stoo pipe which ran through
a ceiling and floor without propor piotcction.
NO WASTB OF WORDS.
Evidence Which Is Right to the Point and
Reliable.
Judgo Frank Ives, of District Court of
Crookston, Minn., says: l'or somo time I
havo used Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with
seeming groat benefit, with few exceptions,
I have not been so freo from Indigestion in
twenty-five years.
Geo. W. Koosovelt, U. S. Consul to llruscls,
Delglum: (Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, safe,
leasant to take, convenient to carry, give
keen appetite, perfect digestloti.
Mr. W. D. Tomlln, Mechanical Engineer,
Duliith, Minn: One box of Stuart's Dys-
ic'mia Tablets' has done its work, and I am
gain gaining flesh and strength.
O. V.. Hansom, Iliistoiivtllc, Ky: I was
illstresscd and annoyed for two years with
lirowing up food, often two or thrco times a
day i(had 110 certainty of retaining a meal If
ato one, l our boxes of tho tablets from
my druggist havo fully cured me. I find
lent pleasant to take, convenient to carry.
Hev. G. I). Urown, Mondovl, Wis.,: The
fleet of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is simply
marvelous j n quite heatty dinner of broiled
iccf steak caucs 110 distress sineo I began
their uso.
Over six thousand pcoplo In tho state of
Mich., alone In 1M1 wero cured of stomach
troubles by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Full sized packages may bo found at all
ruggists at 50 cents, or sent by mall on re
ceipt of price from Stuart Co., Marshall,
Mich.
Scud for llttlo book on stomach dlseasos,
ailed fice.
if voil liarn ever seon a little child in the
ing at Win. l'euu this evening, tlio speakeis agony of summer complaint, you can realize
heing District Attorney llechtel, George V.
liyan, I). C. Gildoaand M. M. Ilurkc.
Tho silveritos will hold a meeting at Glr
ardvillc this evening, which will be ad
dressed by George II. Marklo, the Ilazlcton
mine owner; Arthur 11. Kitson, of New
Jersey, and William Wilhclm.
Gncrnnr Hastings, who will peak in
l'ottsville October 8Mb, will be accompanied
by (Jen. J. W. Latta, and Hun. Amos II.
My I in and other distinguished gentlemen
The Democrats aie on the run in this
county, and Shenandoah's contingent is
leading the refloating hint.
Finding that public sentiment is gieatly in
favor of the liopublictin parly, the local
Democrats aro now raising a large sum of
money in an endeavor to stem the tide.
Tho l(cpuli!icans of Malianoy City are
making much preparation fur the meeting
theie on tlio evening of Notemher 2nd. The
princ pal speaker Mill be Hon. lioies l'ei
rose, of Philadelphia, who will bo accom
panied by lion. S. J. X. McCarrcll, of Ilar
rHiiirg;A. IS.'Kcely, of Philadelphia ; W
J. fewoupe, Clearfield, and Hon. H. D. Saylor,
I'ottstowu. ' ,
State Factory lu-pcctor Campbell, in a
spiccb iu tills county, openly charged
William Jennings llryan with having treakd
a committee of glass workers very rudely,
calling the cmpluyeis "rubhcia" and the
workingmen "beggars." He produced
ullldavits to piovc it. Mr. Campbell was
challenged to meet Mr. llryan at Anderson,
Ind , and repeat the charge. He accepted,
and 11 pun arriving at Anderson was lcfused
the opportunity of meeting tlio Democratic
candidate
In our issue ol .saiuriiay we published
thrco charter notices fur societies funned in
Shenandoah lor various purposes. In each
ease M. M. llurke, Dsn,., of town, is tlio
solicitor, and this fact fully attests tlio Urge
and Inoiousing clientage ho commands. Ho is
fast becoming ouo of tho leaders at tlio
Schuylkill lounty bar.
l'oolt Tom Watsili! Life, indeed, has for
him lost its charm, and ho has been betrayed
in the house of his friends. The lVpuli-t
cliaiiinaii and Jaykay Jones have cuusplred
against lilui and Tom is in tlio dumps. How
ever, llutlerand Jonos will fulluw him on
November 3rd, and as that datu is only eight
days oil' Tom has not long to wait for their
company to the "demnilioii bowwows."
Hun. JurKfii WvTT has made a rccoid in
the balls or the Leg Bhvuro of which he may
well Is) proud. Few men have been as sue- 1
cofcsliil in securing tlio passage of special
legislation as he, and every bill championed I
by him has been heartily endorsed by bis j
constituents. As between Mr. Wyatt and Ins 1
Democratic opponent, the voters uf the First 1
district will wisely chooso the former. Tlio
eompleiiou of the next Legislature will be
ltepiiblii'tii, and it will bu all almost utter
jmpowlbility foi a member of the minoriu (
jiarty t weare the pasmige of special legisla
tion fur our people. Itcturn Mr. Wyatt, and
vi.li V 111 not only lie awiuding u faithful
- ,
Uhouiautlsm Cured In a Da'.
"Mystic Cure" for Ilhcuiiiatism and Neil
ialgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon tlio system is remarkable and
inyieriuu-. It removes Ml ice the cause
and the- disease iiiunediatolv disupt eais. The
first dnso greatly I enetlts : 75 cents, .sold by
C. II. Hageiibuch, Diugiis , Mieiiaudoiili.
The Chleie;o 1'araile-i .V Imndoncd.
CmcAiir-. Oct. 20. Instead of there be
lli? two parados inChlciiKi) next hiitlirday
lillilit there will be none. Tho Working
men's SIoKlnlcy club, which luul tho po
lice pern.lt to parade In the down town
streets, bus etiven up Its riunt 10 march,
and the Damocruti, who tool; the matter
into tho e-ouftsiuul sought to unjoin thu po
lice from interfering with thorn If thoy
inarched without a (icriiiit, have also de
cided nut to march.
l.etteriiniTi Nut n rirehlljr.
Lancastkii, l'a., Oct. M. Julius Ledor
liiitn, who has been on trial for nrson,
charged with setting llro to his tobacco
warehouse was acquitted by tho jury.
Lederinun was, however, ordered to pay
tho costs. It was ehargud Hint tho do
fendant sot llro to tho building In ordor to
get tlio insurance of $13,000, but tho prose
cution fulled to submit enough positive
tld int o to warrant a conviction.
The I'owcrs of Arkansas' Governor.
LlTTl.K Hock, Oct. 2U. Tho supromo
roui t, In nil opinion by Justlco Roderick,
belli that tho governor has a right to ap
point, members of the legislature whero
xucancles are caused by death, resignation
or other causes.
Nerves just ns surely como from the usool
Hood's Barsaparllla ns docs the cure ol
scrofula, salt rheum, or other so-called
blood diseases. ihia Is simply because
renreeiitHtivo but at tlio winie time have u tho blood otfects tho condition ol all tho
Kuarunteu that this portion 01 mo county
will be well taken eare.
raerwes
the danger of the trouble and appreciate the
valuo of instautancousTcllcf always atlbrded
by DoWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure. For
lyscntcry anil diarrhoea it is a reliahle
remedy. We could not all'ord to recommend
thlsnsacuro unless it were a cure. C. 11.
HagelibiH 1).
j-EKSUHaL.
A. Uernet, lepresentiug the Itlock Manu
facturing Company, New York, spent yester
day in town as tho guest of Levi liefowich.
Thomas H. Snyder, thu painter, spent
Satniday and yestciday visiting relatives at
Heading and Fleetwood, llerks county.
Daniel L. Urcnnan and O. J. Oulnn were
among the townsmen who spent to-day at
the county neat.
T. It. Iieddall and M. M. Ilurkc, Lsns., wero
in attendance at the l'ottsville motion court
to-day.
l'bilip Millcrspent to-day at l'ottsville.
Hev. James Moore, pastor of the Primitive
Methodist chinch, went to Plymouth this
morning to visit friends.
James L. Moigan, of West Coal street,
attended tho funeral of a relative at l'otts
ville to-day.
Hariy Maylmrry and John Klucaid visited
fiieiuls at Glr.iidville last night.
William Schoupc. of Philadelphia, is a
guest of town relatives
Mrs. Charles Hasklus returned to town
Saturday evening after spending several days
in Philadelphia with fiiends.
Albert Miller, of St. Clair, spent yesterday
in town witli his parents.
Mrs. William Hrosius, of Sunlmry. is flic
guest of her patents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Krick, 011 South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Etias Divls and child, of
Ilroad Mountain, wero Sunday visitors to
town.
Messrs. V. C. Mcrcliand and George Johns
ton, of St. Clair, spent Sunday In town.
Kliner Hooks, of l'ottsville, greeted ac-
iiualntanccs here yesterday.
John Pratt, of Philadelphia, was the guest
of town relatives ycsteiday
E. J. Peters, a former manager of the
Factory shoo store, was registered at the
Ferguson House yesterday. He is now
manager of the Hub shoe store at Ilazlcton
It Is No. Longer I'eared.
That heretofore much dreaded and gen
orally fatal disease, diphtheria, lias at last
been overcome Thomson's Diphtheria
Cure is as positive-to euro as it is used accord
ing to instructions No more deaths need
occur from diphtheria, croup, miinsy, or any
other throat all'eelion. Ily all means keep
one or moro botthrs on baud all thu time. It
costs only 50 cents a bottle and is sold at
Kiilin's drug stoje.
The New limate of All Kiiflaml.
Loniion, Oct. 20 Tho Hlght Hov, Fred
erick Tumple, bishop of London, has been
appointed archbishop of Canterbury and
primitto of nil England in succession to
the Into Most Itev. hdward V hlto Honson.
Frederick Toinplo, D. 1)., Is tho son of an
olUecr In thonrmy, und wns born Nov. 30,
1831. Ho graduated at Oxford, and was
afterward Hampton lecturer at that lnstl
tution. Dr. Toinplo, then chaplain to tho
oueon, gained some notoriety In 1800 aa
tho author of tlio first of tho seven "Kssays
and Hoviows." At tho general olocslou of
lst'iS Dr. Templu took an active part In
Warwickshire In support or Mr. Ulau
stone's measure for tho disestablish
ment of tho Irish church, and tho prontlor
nominated him to tho tilshoprlo or Kxotcr.
On tho dentil or Ur. Jackson, In 18S5, Dr.
Templo was appointed bishop of London
Uucklen's Arnica Salve.
Tho best salvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt, rheum, fovor sortss,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cure s plies,
01 Ao nay rcdiilied. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or inony refunded. Price
25 couts per box. r or sale bv A. Wusley,
A Murder Mjstcry Solved.
Consign, Mo., Oct. 20. On Oct. 5 Mrs.
Hotsy H. Hobbs was found dead. Slio
lived ulono about 0110 and a half miles
from Kliingham, N. H. When found tho
house wns burning and hor body half cre
mated. Tho mystery was clouted Satur
day by tho confession of Charles Snv
go. Ho aoeusos 1 rank J. Palmer of tho
nurder. A coroner's jury hns brought In
verdict against I'almor of murder in the
first degree. Snvago was held as a wit
noss Palmer is 10 yours old und lives at
West l'nrsonslleld. Savugo Is 20 years old.
Ho declares thai, Palmor killed Mrs. Hobbs
on account of nu grudge.
Conneirs Defeat in ICnglanil.
Loxno.v, Oct. 20. Tho Sporting Life
pays of Saturday's two milo run between
V. K. lincon, tho Kngllsh champion, and
T. P. ConncIT, the American champion,
11 which Uoiinclr wr.s defeated: Connolr
nil but felt through tho tape, and had to
bo supported down the track. Ho was in
bent condition, and it was evidont that
ho was in sevcro distress."
Did You Kiei-
Try Llectrie Hitters as a remedy for your
troubles? It not, get a bottle now aim get
relief. This medicine has been found tube
peculiarly adapted to the relief and curu of
ill 1 einaio Complaints, exerting a wouucnui
lirect influence in giving strength and tone
to the organs. If you have Loss of Appetite,
Constipation, lleadaclie, Fainting Spoils,' or
re Nervous, feleepless, i.xcitable, Melancholy
or troubled with Dizzy Spell", Llectric Hitters
Is the medicine you need. Health ami
trcngtb are guaranteed by its use. Ijirgo
bottles only fifty cents at A. Wasley's drug
store.
Coming- KientK.
3. Annual Supper, auspices of
li.iptist church, in Uobbins' opera
bones, muscles and tissues. If it Is Im
pure It cannot properly sustain these
larts. If made nure, rich, red and vital
ized by Hood's Sarsapnrilla, it carries
health Instead of disease, and re jiairs tho
worn, nervous hvstem us nothing else can
do. Thus nervous prostration, hysteria,
neuralgia, heart palpitation, are cured by
SiiuKANDoah's representative upon tb
.i,untr ticket has led hi Dcmoeiatie 011
iKiiient a spirited nice, and if all signs do not j,
fall thu next Hegister of Wills will suiely be '
Frank C. Hccsc. lli fitness fur the olhee Is
never ijuoblioucd even by his political op
ponents, aud hundieds uf the latter will 10
eord their ote for him on November 3ul as
11 reward for a faithful aud competent public
ernt anil a rebuke to the "Combine" that
uoutKilled tlm DeuuM ratio convention and
throttled the will of the Hi cat majority of
that parly. As Deputy Controller Mr. Heeso
Jans shown his ability. Always affable and
.ihliaiim. it U a pleasure to traimact busiiuss
with an oillclal such S Mr. Hwe has shown 1 llvcauuo it M the One True Blood Purifier,
...1. lit- tulll atvn him' .
linnseu tone. in. oii..
I
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
: ni-il
uitv In Shenandoah.
j. ureiiieiiesiHiicr-eiiiaier
lOOCl S HlllS pllls.aul dig. stion. i's
"Kliii; of Ore-en Ooods Men" Dlng.
J01.1KT, Ills., Oct 1. "Tho kliiK of
gi-een uoods men,' Juiuos W. McNally, 1
dying In prison here, where ho Is sorvlug
a three yoar term for working at his trada
in Chicago. McNally is about 87 years
old, bltt he has lived a very rapid life, and
his incarceration has bean Instrumental
in causing hts highly nervous system to
nucomo almost, it not ci'tirely, sliatteretl
McNally's arms and thighs were 00m
plclely imncturud with tlio needle of his
hypodermic syringe, whoro he frequently
cook lurge ttosos 01 uiorpniiia.
Wi
IP'. .
tlif 1
i,,,w 1 uf' r up 'it tlic losing days - 1
ilcjutr-t a'd duiiugtlie jui "i
bit hi irtvo iiuangcd '
1 u ji icut ect oi)- of tho
Handsomo Comloion
I one of the greatest charms afvomau can
fissr 9 IViZO.Ni'a Conri.uxiotf l'owrjaa
lives it. V
Kellet In hlr Hours
Distressing kidney aud bladder diseases
rclloved in six hours by the "New Groat
South Ainerioau Kidney Cure." This now
remedy is a great surprise on account of Its
exceeding promptness in roueving laiu 1
the bladder, kidnevs. back and every la
of the urinary passages 111 male or female-
It relieves retention of water and pal
passing it almost immediately, n you
uulck relief and cure this Is your reu
j Isold by Shapiro's phawnacy, 107 South .
' street.
Nov.
.'.ilvary
iiousc.
Nov. 20. Thanksgiving turkey supper in
Hobblns' opera hoiuso. under auspices of All
Saints' church.
Oct. 31. Twenty-third annual ball under
thu auspices of the Hescuo Hook & Ladder
Company, No. 1, in Itobbins' opera house.
Dec. 3. Twenty-fourth annual supper
under the auspices of the Welsh liaptist
liurch, in Itobbins opcm house.
CO-OPERATIOfMN FRANCE.
Th Former Striker at Cnrmnnx fitnrl
Under l lalterloB Prospects.
Al.m, Franco, Oct. 20. Great festivities
nttondod tho oponlng yesterday of tho co
operative glass factory which has been put
up by tho formor strikers of tho Carmaujc
Glass works. Tho strike, which grow out
of tho dlschnrgo of n member of tho Glass
workers' trado union last yonr, was trans
formed Into a lockout when tho men noti
fied tho manngoiiiont of their willingness
to return to work. Groat oxcltoment was
caused by tho Incident throughout Franco,
nnd offorts wero mado to lndttco tho Fronch
minister to lutervono in tho dispute and
f-ocuro Justlco for tho workingmen. Tho
1'nrls municipal council voted largo sums
of money to support tho strikers, nnd
many othor municipalities all over tho
country followed suit.
M. Candrln, of tho Pari municipal
council, at yesterday's ccromony, saluted
the workers In tho namo of Paris. M.
Honrl Hochcfort dollvored n speech, ns did
M. Jatiros, tho Itudlcnl Socialist deputy
forCarmaux,whowas promlnontly Identi
fied with tho championship of tho causo of
tho strikers, lit tho furnaces.
At an opon air" mooting M. Jaurosdo
clarcd that tho present movement had
founded a social revolution and marked
tho downfall of capitalism.
Still Destroying Kentucky Tnllgntes.
FliANKFOitT, Ky., Oct. 20. Tho tollgate
raiders havo not loft a tollgate on tv hlnglo
piko in Franklin county undisturbed, and
tho owners of thoso roads aro very much
incensed ut tho destruction of their prop
erty and will tako such action as will
bring tho raiders to justlco. Saturday
night a mob of about a hundred men camo
down the Lawroncoburg piko destroying
all tho tollgatos os they entored Frank
fort. They then went out tho Louisville
piko from Frankfort, laying to tho ground
tho gates as they rodo along In tho moon
light and defying lnterfcronco by the toll
gnto keepers.
Don't trifle away timo when you have
cholera morbus or diarrhoea. Fight them in
the beginning with DeWitt's Colic ar.d
Cholera Cure. You don't have to wait for
results, they aro instantaneous, and it leaves
tho bowels in healthy condition. C. H.
Hagciibucb.
Thrown 'from Tier tJarrlairn and Killed.
Amksudhy, Mass., Oct. 20. A terrlblo
runaway accident occurred hero yesterday
afternoon, when Mr. and Mr. Alfred
Coombs and a hired boy wero thrown from
Mr. Coombs' team. Mrs. Coombs struck
11 tree and was instantly killed, hor nock
being broken. Tlio boy was fatally in
jured, while Mr. Coombs suffered concus
sion of tho brain, but will recover.
"Hoys will bo boys," but you can't ati'ord
to loso any of them. Bo ready for the green
apple season by having DeWitt's Colic and
Cholera Cure in the house. C. H. Hagen-buch.
P. J. CANFIELD,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Yicinitj
For--
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter
Did She Die?
"No; she liagered and suffered along,
pining away all tho tlmo for years, the
doctors doing hor 110 good : and at last
was cured by this Hop Hitters the pa-
'pcrs say so much about. Indeed I Indeed !
how thankful wo should bo for that
mcdicino."
Wasuikotos, D. C, May 15th, IS
Gk.vti.khex Having been a sull'erer for a
long timo from nervous prostration and
general debility, I was advised to try Hop
Hitters. I have taken one bottle, and I havo
been rapidly gotting better over since, and I
think it the best mcdicino I over used. I am
now gaining .strength and appetite, which
was all gone, and I w-os in despair until!
tried your bitters. I am now well, able to
go about and do my own work. Iloforo
taking it, I was completely prostrated.
MHS. MAKY STUAUTy
Mora Troutilo for Nut Goodwin.
San Francisco, Oct. 0. Mrs. Nat C.
Goodwin is preparing for a legal battle
with, hor actor husband. Through her
Now York lawyers sho has forwardod on
allldavit In defending herself In tho local
courts against her husband's charges.
Mrs- Goodwin's oflldavlt, after making 11
general denial to tho chargos of habitual.
Intomiioranco on nor part, tells or hor suc
cessful suit for uialntonanco thrco years.
ago, which resulted In hor husband be
ing compellod to pay hor $15,000. She-
chargos him with Infidelity, and mentions
as co-ruspondonts SadloThorno anil Mubol
Amber, both of whom aro well known, lu
tho theatrical world.
n 111
i'lint
bain
IL
Condensed Testimony,
Chas. I!. Hood, Hrokerand Manufacturer's
Accnt. Columbus. Ohio, cortillcs that Dr.
Kind's New Discovery has no equal as a
Cough remedy. J. D. Hrown, Prop, St.
Jninos Hotel, l't. Wayne. Ind.. testltles that
ho was cured ol 11 Cough ot two years stand
ing, caused by Wt unppe, ny Dr. King s -ew
Discovery. li. i'. -norm, itaiiiwiuBviuo,
tfnu.. savs that ho has used anil recommend
ed it and never knew it to fail and would
rather havo it than any doctor, because it
alwavs cures. Mrs. Humming, vti L. With
St., Chicago, always keeps it at hand and has
110 fear ot croup, Localise it insuiniiy relieves
Fteo Trial Hetties at A. Wasley's Drugstore.
Twice tftriekea with llllmtuoM.
ItAHWAY, .'. J-, O'C 11. Kx-i'resldent
of Common ' oitncll riltvanl Ourollns has
been stricken with blindness a second
tluio. Ho awoko last Friday morning to
llud that ho could Hot sea a thing. Sev
anil month, ago ho was sleeken with
blindness, and a few days ago all traces of
the attack: had disappeared. It Is the
opinion of the tloeturs that tho blindness
ii the result of ehe former stroke. Oculists
uro not yet ablo to say whether the afllio-
tlon will lie permanent.
Oilp-Colds-lIeuilaeho.
wi,t. under with Coughs. Colds and La
Grlppo when laxative Hrouio (Juinbio will
euro you in oue day. Put up In tablets con
venleut for taking. Guaranteed to cuie, or
money refunded. Trice, 2.1 cents. For salo
by Kirlln'a Pharmacy.
Try
Barbev's Bohemian Beer.
Let The Whole World
Know The Good
Dr.Miies" Heart Cure Does
WiWm
fouJlL
nrlnf?
EART DISEASE, has its victim at a
disadvantage Always tam lit that
heart dlseaso Is incurable, when tho
symptoms becomo well defined, the p&tlcnt
becomes alarmed and a nervous panic
placo. Hut when a suro remedy is fo
aud a euro e fleeted, after years of sufforlng,
there is great rejoicing and desire to "let
tho whole world know." Mrs. I.aura Wlno
inger, of Selkirk, Kansas, writes; "I deslro
to lot tho wholo world know what Dr. Miles'
XY ItTllPt' Heart Cure has done for
ui . mo For ten ycar3 1 hRd
HCart ClirC pain in my heart, short
ness 01 ureaeo, paipiia
tlon.paln In my loft side,
oppressed feollng in my
chest, weak and hungry
spells, bad dreams, could not Ho on either
side, was numb nnd suffered terribly. 1 took
Dr. Miles' Heart Curo and boforo I finished
tho second bottlo I felt Its good effects, I feel
now that I am fully recovered, and that Dr.
Miles' Hoart Cure saved ray llfo."
Dr. Miles' Heart Curo is sold on guarantco
that first bottlo boneflts. or money refunded.
Restores
Health
POLITICAL CARDS.
pOlt CHIEF HUKGKSS,
PIERCE WALKER,
Of the Fourth word.
Subject to Citircni partj rules.
VOTE FOR
JOSEPH WYATT,
OF .Slir.NA.fBOAH,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
Rlrst District.
V vote: for
S. "V --f. -v- - m-f --A.
FRANK C. REESE
Op Sues a news ah,
FOR REGISTER.
vote: for
HON. ELIAS DAVIS
peri)a. Railroad.
SCIIUYICIIX DIVISION.
Rr.rTK5inr.it 29, 1990.
Trains wll) leave Shenandoah after thu abort
date for WlKKans, Ollherton, Fraokvllifl, Dsrl
Water, St. Clair, PotluvlUe. Hamburg, Iteadlnic
l'otrrttown, Plioenixville, ICorrfstun-n and PMl
adelphla (Hrond street station) at 6 08 and 111'
a. m, and -t 20 p. m. on week days. For PoHf
ville and Intermediate stations 9 10 a. m.
SUNDAY.
For WIl-l-iuis. Gllberton. Kruckvllle. Dark
Water. St. Clair, 1'ottsville, at 0 OS, 9 -10 a. in. und
B 10 p. ra. For Hnmburc, Heading:. PottAtown
rnoenixvine, r,orrisiowii, i-niiiiueipum hiqci.
9 40 a. III., 3 10 p. 111. !
Trains leavo 1-rackvllle lor Slienannoan Al
10 JO a. in. and 1211. R0I. 7 42 and 10 27 P. m.
Sunday, 11 13 a. 111. and 5 10 p. in.
Leave l'ottsrillo for Shenandoah at 10 15, 11 4!
a. m. and 4 40, 7 15 and 10 00 p. in, Sunday si
10 40 a. m., a la p. m.
Leave Philadelphia. (Ilronil street station). lo
Sheiutndoah at S 57 and g 3S a. 111., 4 10 and 7 V
p. m. week days. Sundays leave at 6 50 a. m.
Iavo liroad street station, Pliiiadeliihia, iut
Sea Girt, Anbury Park, Ocean Grove, Lout
Itranch, and Intermediate stations, 4 03, 0.50,
1.39 a. in.. 2 as. 3.30. 4.1B i. in. weet-uays. a eo
Saturdays only. Silnda- (etoji at lnterlAkee
lorAsuury rarkj, 4 in, e.zo a n
Leave llrouu Mirect siallon, riuiaueipoia,
FOIl NEW YOKK.
Kxnross. week-days. 3 20. 4 03, 4 50, 8 15. 6 50.
7 33, 8 20. 9 50, 10 21 (DininK Cur), 1100n.ru
mounoon, UiXi II.IUHICU l ! HIIU -t p. in.
Dlnllik'Cars), 1 40. 2 30 (Dining Car) 3 20,3 50,
1 01, 5 00, a 00 (iiiniug cari, iicii. uoo, nj,iuou,
p. in., 12 01, ulKht Mimuays, a -v, 1 cn, 4 00, 3 is,
20,83a,U50, 1021, (I)illlnir Car, 1103 a. mM
12,13, 2 30 ninlliKCarl, 4 00ll.lmited4 22DlnlllR
Car, 520,55. Dining Car, 035, 0 0, 8 12, 10 00
p. ill., Jui mum.
Express for Duton without cliange, 1100 a.
111., week-days, ami fi 50 p. 111., dally.
l'OIt WAS1IINQTON AND T1IK SOUTH.
For Ilnltlmre and Wwihlnaton, II 50, 7 30, 8 tl
10 20, 1128 a. m., 12 09 (1131 Limited Din.
lug air), 112, 318, 4 41 (519 CnnKrealou)
Limited, DinlnKCar), 617, 6 55 (Dining Car),
7 58 (Dining Car) p. iu., and 12 05 nlghi
week days. Sundays, 3 80, 7 20, 9 12, 11 M s.
111., 12 Oft 1 12, 4 41, ( 5 If Congressional Limited,
Dining Car), 6 55 (Dining Car), 7 58 p. i
MHiilnr Car) and 105 night.
VFnr Sea Girt. Snritur I.nVe. Itolmar. Oeean
(Jmve, Asluiry l'ark ami Long Bmnsb, 6 50,
1 ZD aim 11 a in. aouttiiu iw p. iu. wetK
days. Huuduyu, 8 25 a. id.
FOIt ATLANTIC CITY.
I,eave Ilrnnd street station, Phlladeliihla (vlt
Delaware rUer Drlilge), eiprew, 702 p. 111.
daily.
l.eave Market street Ferry, express, S 50 a. m.,
2 00. 4 00. ' Otf r. 111. Sundays. 8 45.0 45 a. in.
AeeommiMlatlon, 8 00, 8 20, 11. in,, 8 20 and 4 30
p. 111., week days, Sundays, 8 do, 8 15 a. 111., 4 00
and 5 00. 11. 111.
For Cane Mar. Anules&ea. Wlldwood and
Holly lleach, and Sea Isle City, Ocean City and
AVttloi. rsxpress, v w a. 111., uu p m. weeu
days. Sundays, 9 00 a. in.
Kipress, 910 a, in., and 2 30, 4 20 p. in,
wek dav- Sundays. 8 50 n. in.
For Seiners Point. Express, 8 50 a, 111., 4 00
p, ni. weeK nays, ounuuys, n -n n. 111.
h. M. I'aEvosT. J. It. Wood.
(len'l Maunder, Ouu'l l'aae'g'r Ajtt
Of HnoAD Moo'TAis,
-FOK-
County Treasurer
vote: for
GEO.FOLMER, Sr.,
Or Shenandoah,
-FOIt-
County Treasurer.
VOTE FOR
Harry Bradigan,
Of Shenandoah,
-FOIt-
PROTH0N0TAR1
vote: for
Emanuel Jenkyil
Qv Joutrr,
-FOIt-
Recorder of Peel
J
Prti;'-. file,, rT!1???"TLr,.T."l I. J
at J'ovlnsky's drv1" torc,
Centre strei