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Y
Says the Venezuelan Controversy
Is Praotioally Settled,
GREAT BRITAIN AND TURKEY,
Iiiilrpendent Action hy Kticrlftnd, ffttyn the
1'i.inlor, Watiltl 1m I)H(rtiHi t" thr
l'onco of ICiirope -AinlmMHIlur ltnyurtl
Itefers to tho ltcccnt l.lectloil Itorc.
IiODOX, Nov. 10. The loril jnayor's
phow, niarklnft the Installation into office
of the new lord mayor, Sir. G nor go IVuulo!
Phillips, started frdlfi the Guildhall at 11
o'clock yostordny forenoon. The weather
wnn brlRht and sunny, nml the crowiia
which llnoxl tho streets through which tlio
pageant panned were onormous. Tlio pro
cosslon was moro of the natu ro of n mili
tary jiarndo than usual.
At tho bnnquot nt tho aulMhnll Inst
ovcnlng Mr. IJaynrd, the United States
ambassador, had a special sent of honor ut
the niatn, or south table, whilo all tho
other diplomats went soatod nt tho sldo
table. Mr. Bayurd was tho third person
to ho prcsontod to tho lord mayor and lady
mayoress. His predecessors wore scarcely
noticed, by ns Mr. Bayard approaohed tlio
dais and bowed thcro Wcro cheers from
tho Kuosts.
Mr. Bayard responded to tho toast of
"Tho Ambassador" in tho following
terms :
"I am honored in buinir choson to speak
for tho corps of which I am nn humble
member. 1 coiuoss that until 5:W o clock
this evening I did not ospect to be asked
to respond to a toast. Howovor, I have
obtained nn idea from a distinguished dip
lomat, Lord DufXorlu, who reoently said
that tho governments of tho world wore a
mass of palpitating, nervous sensations.
Tho result of bringing togcthor thoso sen
sations is to destroy Isolation, splendid or
otherwise, and to induce nations to feel
and act ns ladies and gentlemen, with con
sideration for each other's feelings and in
terests. "The peoplo I ropresont havo mado n
declaration in no nnrrow sense and in no
local or merely nutlonnl souse, which
stands ns a verdict and declaration for
national honor, speaking to the human
heart and mind in favor of that honesty
which is essentli-1 for the civilization of
tlie world. You cannot today shock civ
ilization even on its oxterlor boundaries
without nlTe(;lliig its heart. This enables
me to speak not for myself or my country,
but for tho wholo diplomatic oorps. The
world Is ono. Who does not perceive tt
doos not realize tho truth and force of tho
day in which wo live."
Sir. Bayard concluded with tho follow
ing words: "God speed tho city of Lon
don." After Mr. Bayard had concluded tho
lord mayor proposed "Tho Ministers,"
upon which Lord Salisbury rose timid
loud cheers, which subsided into breath
less silence nnd closo nttentlou to the an
nual Guildhall speech of tho prlmo min
ister, which is by common acceptation
looked to ombody tho olliclal announro
mcnt of tho government's policy to tho
nation. Lord Salisbury snld :
"I thank Mr. Bayard for his presence
horo tonight, and for his joining in this
historic mooting. By tho fow words ho
has uttered ho lias rnisod his own piano of
observation so high nbovo tho more level
of pnrty that, though contrary to our
practice to make observations on tlio in
ternal politics or other suites, l niny Do
permitted without impertinence to con
gratulate him upon tho splendid pro
nouncement which tho great peoplo ho
represents has made In boh ilf of the prin
ciples which Ho nt tho basis of nil human
society.
"It is rathor llko pathos to turn from
that matter to tho not vory important
controversy which his country and ours
huvolmd during tho recent months. I only
do so for the purpose of expressing my bo
llof that tho controversy is at an end. In
tho discussions wo have had with tlio
United Stntos in bohalf of tholr frlonds in
Venezuela tho question has not been
whether there should bo arbitration, but
whothor tho arbitration should havo un
restricted application. Our difficulty for
mauy months has been to find how to de
fine the settled districts, and tho solution
has como, I think, from tho country Mr.
Bayard represents in tho suggestion that
wo should tront tho colonial ompirojust
ns we treat individuals; that tho samo
lapse of tlmo which protocts Individuals
In civic llfo from having their title quos
tlonod should also protect tho Ungllsh
colouy from having its title questioned. It
is a vory simply solution, and I bellovo It
Is not using unduly sanguine words when
I say that I bollovo It has brought the con
troversy to an ond.
"Wo havo had an anxious year in the
foreign office, but wo havo Hon tod into a
period of comparative calm. Unfortu
nately ono matter has not passed by. That
Is tho troubles in Turkey."
Continuing, Lord Salisbury said that ho
believed thattho peoplo of Great Britain
were not virtually unanimous against
lsolatod action, than which a worse oouro
could not bo adopted to bouoflt tlio Ar
menians. If it was merely wishing to
pursue .a courso to punish or worry tho
Turkish government ureat jjriiain nail
abundant moans of doing so, but if they
had a higher wisli to resouo tho Christian
uud Moslom peoplo from atrocious mls
governinent thoy must seek to draw Into
co-operation as many nations of the world
as possible.
If it was desired to use force In Turkey
tho lleet would not suffice. Military occu
pation alone would be effeotlve, nnd the
latter would be a large undertaking. He
would not pretend to say what Great Bri
tain might do if slio oxhaustod all her
force, but If they wished a military occu
pation, requiring a very lurgearmy, Great
Britain must begin by establishing u eon
fcoription. The talk of Grout Urltiiin'sexhibltiou of
incapacity was absurd. Great Britain
oould not use n great army If she did not
have one. Therefore, said the priino min
ister, he balled with great satisfaction the
llKlloutlons thttt public opinion hod been
aroused by the atrocious horrora of whioli
the Turkish government had been guilty.
Yet lio recognized that the most fitting in
strument of reforms was not on army in
nn island 2,000 miles off. It might be done
by others. Therefore, the only wise oourise
ho saw was nn mlhereuoo to tho European
conoert.
It was nonsense to say that Groat Brit
ain was humiliated If she oould persuade
tho other five power to adopt her partic
ular purpotta Lord Salisbury demurred
entirely, he snld, from tho Idea that they
were able to bend tho eounauls nnd forces
of gigantic omplros to whatever oourbo
may bo thought doslrablo.
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Shattered in body and mind, and suffering
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deni, nnd uiraiiiat tin- Sncieiy It.r the l-'re-ventlon
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tended the beiii:e-.t for Ihem, and that the
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(.overnor-llct Tiijlor lo Lecture. '
Ciiatta'.oi. UA, Tenn . Xov 10 Governor-elect
Kolwrt L. Taylor, of Telinos
soe, will stare lmiuodlately on a lecturing
tour Mir 'tmh the south, to oxcentl from
now unul jjis Inauguration In Mineh,noxt.
His tl'.emo will bo "Par.ulKo of Fools."
Twenty Du'ck bhuuters Drtiuned.
Sr.vil.l.K, Xov. 10 The steamer Azna
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Bomuav. Nov. 10. serious rioting oc
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of 5,000 men looted 1,5U) bags of grain.
Tho efforts of the pollen were of no avail,
nnd, therefore, they liroil upon the mob,
killing i'our men and founding six. A
further outbreak Is feared, as Sholapur Is
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A BIG EXPRESS R01)r!-llV
Eeoalled by the Allogod Confes
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FOBOED BY THREATS TO STEAL
Hardin, Witt) Apprnprtaleil r3.1,noO from
tlin Atlanta llsprws Oonipaliy, Win, Ac
ctirtlliit ' His Wife's Mttry, Under Com
plete Nrj!trlpuny to Cltnrltou Klrmt.
1HTMIVtLLK, Xov. 10. Homo onsntlonnl
tosilmony was glron liofiiro .ludgo Barr
yestordny aftornoon. which revives tho
story of the thoft Ml n H5,000 tmokago
from tho Adams Kxpress company a few
5""" RO. Before 'the arguments Intro
dhcort in tho suit of Mrs. Eugenia Klrod
against thoAdams Kxpross company were
Irt-gun the oounel for theexpross company
Introduced as evidence an allogod confes
sion ninde by Mrs. Minnie B. Ketchum,
Charllo Ha'dln's wlfo. In this ooufosslon
she stntos that her husband had told her
that Charlton Klrod got hlni tho position
with tho Adams Express company with
tho understanding thnt thoy were to sloal
at lenst $1,000,000 from tho company.
Kotchum told his wlfo, according to lior
confession, thnt ho was completely In Kl
rod's power, and that Klrod threatened to
have him returned to tho Missouri peni
tentiary for nn unexpired term If ho did
not do ns Klrod directed him to.
Using this snmo throat Klrod, It Is al
logod, would force Hardin to glvo up his
salary as fast as it was drawn, giving him
back only enough to llvo on, and thnt in
amounts of il and $2 ntn tlmo Finally,
according to Mrs. Ketchuin's statement,
Klrod's creditors pushed him too hard,
and he told Hardin to take what money
he could got. Hnrdln enmo homo one
morning with about $1,000, nnd sold that
he had stolen (85.000 and had turned the
most of It over to Klrod. Thoy went to
Cincinnati, where lie gave Mrs. Brnun,
his mothor-In-law, 13,000, with which she
bought a houso in Moroland. a suburb of
Chicago. Thoy mode tholr homo therefor
o while, having gotten from Klrod $18,000.
They then traveled over the country,
squandering the money, and when he was
finally arrested only a small part of It was
left
Krom time to time, sho says, Klrod had
visited them nnd had gotten back ns much
of the monev as they would give him. Ac-1
cording to her cortfos.ion this nnstgin;? by I
Elrod caused her husbaod to spend the
money and take to drinking. Before ho (
was arrorfed ho had given his parents In 1
Arkansas fa.OM, with which thoy bad pur-!
chased a home. ,
It will be remembered that Hardin was
acquitted of this robbery in Nashville,
whore he was taken for trial. He is now i
in the Michigan City (Ind.)prlson fornu- i
omcr onense.
old l'uoplc.
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the hmvels and kidiioys will Ibid the true
leinedy in Lloctrlc Bitters. This medicine
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Otllcera tMiargetl as it Ii Murder.
Moui.Tl'.li:, Ga., Xov. 10 News reached
horeyo-tuiday of a tragedy reiiiolo from
any telegraph office Xov. 5. Burrol Hol
land shot nnd killed I). H. Collier, a prom
inent citizen. Holland then escaped. Tho
deputy sheriff with a posto searched for
Holland. They had ti nogro driver. Tho
negro became frlgbtoucd and loaped from
tho wagon. The inon fired, it being very
dark, supposing he might be Holland,
After tlio shooting they mado a search
and found tho negro dead. Tho coroner
returned a verdict of murder ugninst tho
deputy shcrllf and the others of his posso.
Holland has since boon captured.
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Dentil of n Noted Photographer.
Xr.w YoitK, Nov. 10. Napoleon Sarony,
tho vetoran photographer, was found doud
In his bod yesterday. His homo Is nt No.
10 West Forty-sovonth street. Mr. Sarony
had a great reputation as an artists' pro
tographor, and in moro than fifty years of
actual professional llfo ho took the por
traits of thousands of celobratod men and
women, princes, statesmen, actors, act
resses and distinguished foreign visitors,
Tlio Story Was an Imeiitlou,
WA8IHSOTOS, Nov. 10. In referonco to
tho report that ox-Consul Gonernl Will
iams, at Havana, wah returning from
Spain after assisting Minister Tuylor In
trying to purchnso Cuba, it is stated au
thoritatively at tho state dopartmout that
Mr. Williams has had no connection what
ever with tho government slnco ho was
succeeded by General Leo, and that the
story was wholly an invention.
Orlp-Coltls-lf eatlaehe.
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Giippe when Laxative Bromo Quinine will
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NUGGETS OF NEWS.
latest returns from Wyoming show a
plurality for the Bryan electors of lihn.
Japnu la about to purchase a steel plant ,
costing 43,000,000. Itepresenlutives are in I
this oonntry investigating similar enter- ,
prise j
The Calumet dub, tho leading Demo-1
emtio club of Baltimore, has beon com-1
polled to abandoned its handsome cliiTi i
house.
A special tratiTou tlie Hook Island rail
road broke all records, running from Itock
Islund to Chicago, 181 miles, in three nntl
a half hour.
During a celebration of McKinley'sclec
tlon at Augusta, Me., laat night Valentino
Holt had hi right arm and the fingers of
his right hand blown off.
A boom has started In Seattle, Wash.,
for William J. Bryan for United Stntoj
seuutor. Ho can be easily made ullglblu
by residing lu tliostnto ut thu time of his
election.
Tho length of life may lie increased by less
ening Its dangers. Tlie majority of people
die from lung troubles. These uiuv bo uvurt-
led hy promptly using Ono Miuuto Cough
cum. i . 11. iiagcnbiich.
How Are Your Kidneys?
sQ Ci erive ,iour back ac.ieP
t$ Dr. Hobbs
of Sparagu Kidney
Pills
till thr Park Mrntit
Healthy ki'itijri i
pnrm nit :)oii tij
Wtvrtfnp frwii It
n lit ai.d iiinl nil 1
(lit PI" I OlRODl
itmniritit"
" r. r menu
I S purifjititftlwlilood 1
Or. Hobha ,
Sftaraipsi Kidney
Pill i
jclico means, u. o
euro RbariniatlBm,
XiM.Pilil.i. ft n tit.
MHitht'Nli..44.lMii1''ti Drniuii.Poznm... .A
1 Ana'tnta. Pmnr in ..do.aen, ytiicknche, j
Kidney tVfnknw nw nil Inflammation jt
I of tl. KldtiHA. Phf ! iwrif. nnd drtiKf-ti mm
rffcpromend t lwm. 60 Ovots box. 1 m- W
i timnniATN OuiYV thOiuticidft. wm
UsbtM Co., (1iluio fwa Frrbw. nT
-iw For ttlt In SHLNAiSDO-Wl. l' o- J
jif S. P. Kirlin. UruKRiBt.f South Va a St, T
P. J. CANFIELD,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
--Por--
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter
i ry
Barbe
V 5
C)!iimian Beer,
HAVE IL'U t'nlnroil Snnta. Acbrs. 01(1 Hurei.l
ulcerfl m .Moutn. lluir ttitl:l t.ritc -Lt...'-4
BISKMI'.IIT CO., SOT nu.onle Tempn-J
lehlenm, III., fnr runlA of cure f?,llil-a
im, ..,uu,uutt, worar. caaes cureu iu a.-v
aio at, dtiys. loo-pii-ro bank rt-er.
-
nj.a.ons f Dollai'S
Go no in -tino'K every ye-tr. Tnkts
risit but uel -.nir houses, slock
ndure, etc., insured in tint-tiats tc
li'llilo eoinpanies as represented by
DAVID FAUST,
lnsurantc Af;eii',
130Stttb Main
ANr, Life an, I A
el'lelilsl Coiatifttile
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
S. PHILLIPS, M. 1).
Olllce : SO Wett Centre ttrcct.
Can he consulted al all hours.
jr.
ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW.
Oilico nfti. 111111(11111?, corner of Alatu am
Centre ritrueK Hhonnmloih.
.r. "
'( MBHOY.
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
Slietiftmioali, l'a.
E,
W. SIIOCMAKUI!,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
C rncr Market nnd Centre streets.
pltOF JOHN JON15S,
llllSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock llox 0.1, Malianoy City, l'a.
Having studied under sonic of the boat
masters in London and Paris, will give leaona
on the violin, guitar and vocal culture. Terms
reasonable. Address in care of Strouso, the
eweler, Shennudoah.
Celoliratctl Fomnio
VmvJrii'fl uot.r f'.ll
r-.(c tifl mm IrtlT fdl'nii)
'i4 rcnoriuyal t ill (urn otiier iik
i .ys iiuy tlie bBt und ivol i Jiu
nui'-rior 'n 1.11 othc 1' m-iv-V
av l I'si Ucular j, i eta. 1 it. A. T
T1-,.-.
1! WVv
Summer Heat Wears You Out.
HOP BITTERS
WILL BRACE YOU UP.
1- nrri-iTiwaM mil nil in mi skin naia
THE BEST OF ALL TOPICS.
Por over 25 years it has beon curing thousands of cases of
Biliousness, Endigelionj iafarls, Hsrvous Prostration.
Kidney Tsrsubles, &c ll Purifies tho Bifid, gives you
an Uppetife, and Helps you Digssf whsi yu Eat.
taaarmai..Mii.ji wni a i ara aati a uwi ip j
Take it now and get your syr.tem in shape to stand the cold weather.
PRESCRIBED BY ALL Eft.SNEMT PHYSECIAPJS.
HOP BITTERS CO., NEinZ YORK.
M''d hy P. P. D. KIRLIN, Shenandoah, Pa.
lor l'v P. P i . :
"A HAND SAW
IS THE PROPER THING
READING R R SYSTtM
IN KFFKCT MAY 17. 1SW.
Train, leave Slienantloah aa follo-ar. i
For efew York via Philadelphia, weak Bars,
2 10, S2S, 7 30 a, m., 12 la, 8 00 .idsW p. ra
Sunilays. S 10 a. m.
For Nrw York via Maucli Chunk, week fMri.
SSI, 7'jnn. m 12 4S antl B on p. ni. . .
For He.wliiiK and Phlleilflplila, week days,
2 10. 51. 7 20 a.m., 13 JS, H ol atirl S tU p. tu. Htm
tliiv, 5 10 n. m.
For Pott.vllle, week diivs, 2 10: 7 20 a. m., and
U IS, non nnd B M p "i. Ktimlnys, 2 10 a. tn.
Per Tunwiiia and Malinm.y City, week days,
2 10,12.1. 7 20 a. in., U is. 3iVi and (186 p. in.
Miiutlay., 2 10 a. an.
i For Wllllftmas,.SiiiiJbui-y and LwJbr-!,
I week days, 8 21, 1180 a. in., I 50 and 7 St p. m.
, Stintl. a. 8 4 a. m. '
For MalianoV Plane, weekdays, 2 10, 8 m, a 3,
7 20, 11 00 . m" 13 is, 1 .10, 8 00,5 H, 788 tvM 56
1 ii. m. Sunday., 2 10, 8 2.1 a ni.
For Aslilantl and Sliaiimkin, week days, 8 58,
7 20,11:10 a. ni., IN, 72S ami .18 p. s"n
ilnva. H 2S M. ,11.
For Ilollliiiore, Waalilnnton nntl the Wel via
11. & O. It. K., through train. Ie"i Handing
Terminal, Philadelphia, (P. K. 1 V.) al 8 20.
7 81, 112n. in.. 8 10 and 7.27 p. i Sundays,
8 20, 7 00, 11 26 a. in., 8 4n ano 7 27 p.m. Addl
llonnl trains from Twenty-fourth antl Uheat.
nut streets station, week iliys, 10 10 a. m. 18 20,
12 It 8 10 p.lll. .Hundays, 1 8.1, S 28 p. 111.
TRAlSfi FOIt SlIKNANDOAir.
Leave Xew York vln Plillaitelphln, week
davs, 180, 8 00 a. in., 180, 180, 9 00 p. m. and
night. Sundays, 6 00 p. in.
Leave New York via Maucli Chunk, week
day, 4 SO, 0 10 a. in.. 1 30 nntl 4 18 p. m.
Ixiave Philadelphia, Heading Terminal, week
days, J 20, 8 35, 1005 n. 111. and 4 05, 0 80, 1180
p. m. Hnndnys, 11 30 p. ni.
Leave Handing, week days, 138, 7 10. 10 08,
11 .IS a. in., 6 00 and 8 20 p. in. .Sundays. 1 88 n. nv,
Leaie Pottsvllle, neck days, 238, 7 40 a.m..
12 80 and 0 12 p. in. Sundays, 2 35 a, in.
Leave Tainni-iin, week day, .1 18, 8 SO, 11 28 1
in., 1 27, 7 20 ami 9 13 p. m Sundays, 3 18 a. m.
Leaie Malianny City, week days, 8 41, 9 2,1,
I 11 I7n. m., 2 08, 7 II and 10 OS p. in. Sundays, 8 ti
a. in.
Leave Jialianoy Plane, week days, z 40, 4 oo,
630,0 37, 11 59 a. in., 1 12, 2 11), 8 20, 6 28, 7 67 and
10 23 u. lit. Sundays, 7 40, AOn.m.
Leave Wllllamspnrt, week days, 7 42, 1010 a.
m., sal and 11 41 p. in. Sundays, 11 16 p. ni.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street waif and
South street haif lor Atlantic City.
Weekdays F.xi.ics., no. m., 200, 100, 500
p. 111. Acrotmnntllltl.ill, S 00 u. 111., 6 80 p. 111.
Sundavs Kxprt ss. Ii mi, 10 00 a. m. Aeooiii
modtitlon, i OO a. in , I 4.1 p. in.
lietiirnlng leave Atlantlo City depot, corner
Atlantic and Arkansas nieiioe.
Weckdas Epn..s, 7:H, 9 CO a. in., 8 30, 5 3d
p.m. Aei'oniliMHl ttlon. s tl a in, 132 p.m.
Stmilavs -Kpl. 1 oi 7 30 p.lil. Aeeolillnt
dtltinn, 7 1". ti in . I 1 . in.
Purler Cai- on ull fX.re.H trains.
I. A. SWF.K, Mil' (. O. IIANX)CK.
(leu'l sui ,.riiiifti(l.-tit ;,mi'I Pass.Ag
WE LEARN BY
.EXPERIENCE
Thouandii sulV.-r un.l die annual
ly fur the want of It. Sot it slnglo
lnsuinej on record where ll tllal of
AccordlnK t dlrocUoni, haj not
ImmoaiiUtjly nnd permiuiently
cureil Diphtlmn.i. Croup, Quinsy,
or any uireetlon of tho throat.
Why should nnyouo auiTer nntl
dlo when thUboon of ull remedial
will poltlvely cure ? Unsolicited
testimonials by tho thcusaud tiro
pouring In from thoso who havo
givon Thompaon'H DiphtheilaCiuo
a trial. Why not try H dour lead
er? It will do the sumo for you
ithin dono for others. Following
id aHtunplo tiwtlmonlul which ox
plains lUclf :
Wllllriru-nort, Pa,, April 27, 1806.
Thoiiip-tuii A l o.
Oentliiifti : I havu uwil Thomr
Bcn'a Dlphthrln Cure in my family for
hoftrenH8 .manor.' tbrout uml It gave
H,jcly relluf I uwlt buth uftatcamle
aii) by exUrrml upiillcatton, ami do uo
hfsltntlnnly coiamontl Its uso bv every
oneiilllletiM Mi Ulphtlierla, Ifnan-e-neH,
Croup, Quinsy, or nny other ttiroat
auection nlmpion li. Evans,
l'astur Third fct.( M. E, Church,
5olJ by Drustjlsts and costs only
50 Cunts a Buttle.
MANUFACTURED Of THC
TKOMPSOH DIPHTHERIA CURE CO.. WlLL!flKSlORT. PA
or Sale at KIRLIN'S Drug; store.
stnr
'ESlJGJV1" vr.,
Upr.cu'iw C 0., Fl.'LA..rA
For sale at
Povlnsky's drug store, 2S Kast
Centre street.
When 1,, Jo, i.;.ui to use lor
Nervous 1). t-....y. Loss cf Power,
IrapoiciiL. .Atiopiiv.V aricoceleani
other weakntaes, from any cauac,
use Sejiac Pills. Drains checked
and full vigor quickly reuored.
It saflaeul. aw ln.Ua. nault Mull,.
Mailed(or$1.00i6boei5X0. With
SaM orders we give aguaraniei k.
cure or relund the money, Addres.
PEAL MEDICINE CO., CWwgwul. (1 .
lu! I!H, Shenandoah, Pa.
Diplsria die
IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT
SHAVE WITH."
TO
FOR HOUSE-CLEANING.
t ' I
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