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The. tferulil in tlolivcietl tti Khonnuilimn mill tho
surrounding towns for six cent n wk, pay
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oent a month, imyahlu In advance. Advertise-
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The iiubllflhi-rs res-rvo tho rlnht to change tlio
Fioaition or aiiveriiseinenui wnenevcr mo pun
Icnllou of news dcinnlid it Tlio right Is
reserved to reject nny advertisement, whether
fialtl (or or not. that the publishers may deem
mproper. Advertising rotes made known
upon application
E iteml at the postoulco at Hheusiidonh, Pa., an
eeoond clasi mall matter.
TICMU'HON'i: CONNKCTION.
Evening Herald
Monday, novum m:i: 23. lsun.
THE BOQART CASE.
Tlio people of Slieuandoab, since last May
when tho minority members of tho School
Hoard failed in their efforts to secure the
election of their candidate for Superintendent
cither by force of mcmbcisor dissatisfaction
among tho majority mcmheis of tho Hoard,
havo been arrayed one against the other and
a bitter feeling has been engendered. It is
not necessary to state here who Is responsible
for this stale of affairs. That fact has been
made plain during the progress of tho illlli
culty, and it has I icon without cause. This
was conclusively shown by events that trans
pired at Pittsburg Inst week, when tlio
private) counsel for the prosecution pleaded
illness as an oxcuso for carrying the case over
to tho next torm of court.
Kvor since the charge of immorality was
preferred against tint Superintendent, tlio
latter has Insisted upon an early disposition
of tho case, and it was hoped, and Justly ex
pectod, that the demand for a speedy trial at
l'ittsburg last week would havo been accorded
the defendant, llutsuch was not the case.
It is an outrugo porpotralod upon tho peoplo
of Shenandoah, on both hides of the con
troversy, to compel witnesses to travel 300
and 101) miles, and spend tlio greater part of
a week away from home, and then bo com
pelled to return without a decision at tho
hands of tho court, simply because tho
leaders in this prosecution di emed it to their
advantage to fuithcr delay the case. Tho
friends of Supt. llogait, as well as tho'o op
posed to him, will again be compelled to boar
this expense and inconvenience, to satisfy
the whims of a few persons.
The more the facts of the case aio investi
Mitcd, the more plain does it appear as simply
a piece of persecution. The fait of the
matter is the proi-ccutioii has no case, not. a
scintilla of evidence to prove their charge of
inmorality. If they had no 0110 would be
moro anxious lor a .-peedy trial than they.
Tho 1 1 II t) of the mutter is. the peoplo of
Shcnaiidoab ale being deceived. ThciO are
any number of people who have given moral
and financial support to the prosecution in
tho honest belief made to appear mi by falso
Htatenients i.n the part of the lenders tbnt
they were doing right, lint their eyes will
he opened nunc day. and the goose titat laid
the golden egg will have been killed, ami
certain people will then be out of a fat job,
nt the expense of tho people tlioy are now
dciulviug.
In uiaVing this statement we are ill a posi
tion to know what we aie 1. 1 .ing about. We i
do it, ton, upon the authority of tho'best
citizens of Kiiowllle, who have no ulterior
motives to serve and v ho aie illsiuteiestcd
its to tlio outcome of tho case, other than tlmt
of secui Ing fair ,day for an American citien.
Tiio lli:u.w.i has as.umcd a conservative
course front tlie very beginning of tlio dilll
culty and will cuntiutiu to oxpiessa disin
terested opinion wliwiincr tho occasion may
demand, it bus not yet full ml it necessary
to make n false statomciit toils readers, and
if It should he misled into such an error it
will havo the inanlinos to correct it. It
would bo better If some other newspapers (?)
were imbued with the same feeling towards
their rcadors, who appaiently pay for what
they do not receive.
Til! people of Shenandoah, previous to tho
p eseut uiiloitiiuate dilllculty, lived together
as neighbors should. Their social and busi
n 'ss intercourse, without regaid to nation
ality or erred, Inn o been most friendly, and
for this reason it was hoped that a speedy
termination of the school trouble would be
eU'cctcd last week, liesides, it is unfair to
tae Superintendent, who has done everything
in Ills power tu face his accuser! in cun t, to
cause further delay. Those .responsible for
the present statu ot all'airs .should oithor
nci'uid him that right, or acknowledge that
they are being deceived as to tho truo state ot
all'airs.
That would bo the mule lionoralilo
course. V
iVill they do it?
-7i;w coil
students is pn
Colleges keep in
ollege to accommodate Sil.OtO
proposed fur Philadelphia. It
Colleges keep on multiplying so rapiuiy tlio
happy period will u he rem bed when theio
will not be an indiviuual in the Nation who
will not know how to pi.iy any position in
football.
- Tho robbery perpetrated yestorday inoin
iug Was a bold one, and the parties implicated
in the affair should be shown no mercy.
Shenandoah lias la en troubled witli a gang
of midnight maiaud' rs for tomo time, and
tho efforts of tile .mlliumics to hiuak up too
work of tho giu slum id Im heartily seconded
by those having the exicuiioii of the law In
their hands. The ncil'uie and peace of the
citizens of the town demands i rig'd enforce
ment uf tho law, to the end that this no
Carious gang should be looken up.
TUB project in.iuguraiid by the Mahanoy
Cuy Anioiiuin fm the eiei lion of a hospital
at a convenient point between this town and
Mahanoy City has so lar met with fluttering
success. T'he tuiiil to he raised by popular
subscription is estimated at $10,000, and uf
that amount $ 1.100 have already been -ul-hcributl.
It is said tho Philadelphia ii Head
ing Coal & Iron ( oinpnuy officials have given
positive iissuraiu es that they will donate, the
ground on winch the hospital is to be erected,
and uu appropriation from thu state is also
assured. There is no question aliuut the dire
need of such an institution midway between
i,n i uo largest towns in the county and in
t t ,. rv heart of the anthracite coal region.
The state hospital at Fountain Springj is
t ivcd to its utmost tapai ity tu ni commodate
(Iiliiand made upon il and n has hull,
lecewary within the past year or two
rge thi! hulhlinus there. The hospital
Ht I'onntfllii Springs is Inconvenient to rail
roads, mill In tho location of tho proood
institution this chi i hhiI should lie aroidoil,
The project should receive hearty support
at the hands or tho peoplo of Shenandoah,
ami wo havo lio iloulit hut that they will
contribute liberally tinvntds tho fund. At
the union services to lie hold on Thanks
giving Day un ollerlnc, will he inailo and in
stead of donating that fund to tho l'ottsvillo
hospital our ministers should consider tho
advisability of giving nil tho support posslblo
to tlio Institution nearer homo, and from
which our pvoplo will derive greater beucllt.
Somk of our esteemed contemporaries hnvo
worked themselves up considerably over tho
question as tu which of the several aspirants
shall succeed Dun Oimcron in tho United
States Senate from this state. While It is a
privilege vouchsafed to each to havo a pre
ference in tlio Senatorial contest, there is no
good reason why they should call each other
hard names. Itesortlng to Hlllltugato is no
argument. Keep cool, brethren, and the
contest will lie settled in duo time. The
next United States Senator will lie a worthy
representative of tho Kcystono state.
to emu: a cold ix oni: day
Tako Laxutlvo Hromo Quinlno Tablets. All
druggists refund tho lnonoy If it fails to euro.
25 cents.
Scaldy" lllll a Winner.
In tho wind-up licforo the Art Athletic
Club in Philadelphia Saturday night,
"Scaldy" Hill (julnn, the colored wcltcr
ntight of New York, and formerly of Maha
noy City, defeated Charles Johnson, of
1'liilfldclphin, in four rounds. A report of
the contest says "Scaldy" started in to anni
hilate Johnson from the tap of tho boll, and
lauded a score of vicious lefts on the wind
and rights on tho fare nnil jaw, twiro send
ing Johnson to tho lioor. Tho latter was
handicapped in rcacli and weight nnd failed
to make much of a showing in tho opening
round. He did better in tliu second, and in
tho third landed several hard punches
as woll as avoiding many of tho
colored boxer's heavy swings. Al
though "Scaldy" had tiio advantago in
every rospoct and appealed capable of best
ing Johnson, he did not evince the samo
desire, to forre tlio milling as his white
antagonist and refused to emulate Ills ex
ample of making it a stand up give ami take
all'.iir. In the fourth .lolnwm went right at
"Hill," and got home s. veral hard right
hnndcrs on the jaw, but these didn't secln tu
phase tho coloied man, who paid his white
brother with inteiest. "Scaldy" easily had
the better of the "go," and Mttisllul the
spectators that when he feels inclined to go
in and light he is it dangerous customer fur
anyone outside of the first-class middle
weights.
Absolutely pnie, peifectly haimloss, nnd
invariably leliahlo aie the nu llities of One
Minuto Cough Cine. It never fails in colds,
croup and lung troubles Children like it he
cause it is pleasant to take and it helps them.
C. II. Ilageiihuch.
Letters (ii'iinleil.
Letters of administration woro granted to
Kate A. lions on tho estate of Anthony Iioos.
late of Maliauov City, dot eased.
Letters testamentary wero granted to
Henry Scheurniaii and Dr. J. Aithur Jones
on the estate of r.lizabcth Mlllward, lato of
.Mahanoy City, deceased; also to Daniel J.
Kelly and Thomas Kelly, on the estate of
Diniel Kelly, late of Purt Clinton, deceased.
Noser Saw Anything I, Iho It.
It is always safe to profit by the experience
of others, and especially when it roncorns
life and health. Maud Johnson, Hrookside,
Pa., wiitos: "1 had diphtheria and catarrh
very had and used a bottle uf Thompson's
Diphtheria Cure. Never saw anything like
it ; it took marly all the membrane out of
my tbioi.t In one d iy, and iil inri-d my
catarih." sold at Kirltn's drug St.. re at ."(
tents a bottle. Never failed in a single
instance when ined according to diiections.
Ileeils Iti-cnrilell.
Sheriff to Charles Orien Stioli, land in East
I'nioii township, sold us the property of
Amanda J. Carey.
Charles Orien Stroll to Amanda Jano Carey,
laud ill East Union township.
The length of iifu may be increased by less
riling its dangers. The majoiity of peoplo
die ft oni I u lie troubles. These may ho avert
ed by promptly using Ono Minuto Cough
Cure. C. 11. Hagenhuch.
While Parents llaneeil Children lliirueit.
Hamilton, Mo., Nov. 23. Five children
of Mrs. rinyder Ncnl, living sovon miles
north of this city, were buriiod to death
lato Saturday night. Tho Ncnl dwelling
was burned while the parents woro nt
tendlng n dunro. When they reached tho
burning building tho father saw his 11-yrnr-olil
girl, lying burning In tho front
door, clasping her3-yoar-oht brother In her
arms The il.imos prevented roscuo. Tho
father foil in n swoon, and has lieun arav-
inrr iiiaiiliif slneo. Nora, if yo.irs old, is tho
' oulv survivor of the lire. Tho dead chll-
drtm are: Ciilni', asjuil 13; Iluttlo,
Hi
Willie, 7: Ch-runeo, 5. .mil Julian, 3.
This is tho complaint ot
thousands at this season.
They havo no appetite; food
does not relish. They need thetoningupof
tho stomach and digestivo organs, which
a course ol Hood's Sarsaparllln will givo
them. It nlso purifies and enriches tho
blood, cures that distress after eating and
(ninii mlaerv nnlv a dvsncntlo can
Know, creates an appetite, overcome, that
tired feeling and builds up and sustains
tho wliolo physical system, it so prompt-
nm.lnt,ili- roHovp flvsnentiosvmn
.j, .it,., n... - - -- - -
tonis and cures nervous lieadachos, that it
seems to havo almost "a magio touch."
Sarsaparilla
I s the best In fact tho One Truo Wood Purifier.
. rs.n aro the best after-dinner
nOOd S PUIS pills, aid dlgostion. aoc.
CATON'S TANSY PILLS.
viavs reHi'i''.''a"f RELIEF FOR WOMEN.
ituitutlontf, k t CA I OS'S, nntl ae rcuri U At
tlriiLr.'itt orKtntsf tied $, Ourlfooklttci'iits.
OAVON SPEO, CO., - BOSTON, MASS
Can't
Woods
PITHY I'OINTS.
Happenings Throughout tlin Iteglon Citron
iclcil lor Hasty 1'crusHl.
The Schuylkill Traction Company 'lias
placed stoves in its oars.
Tho Treasury Department serves notice
that a new and dangerous 20 counterfeit
noto is in cltcillation. Peoplo who havo won
election bets pleaso noto.
The coming holiday season promises to be
unusually brisk and the enterprising "mer
chant is taking advantage of tho fact by
planting his advcrtlseinout In tlio lll'.itAMi.
The Hcnova News says it isn't tho
Kdelwols Social club of that place, hut the
Oehette, a new woman's club, that is
"keeping hoys In doors" by Initiating them
with hugs and kisses.
I'uiir now tubular bullors nro to be placed
in position at West Hoar Hldgo colliery.
Contractor .lames Hlancliard, of llazlcton,
is siPKing a number of artesian wells in tho
vicinity of Mahanoy City. Ho also has a
furcu of men at work in Centralis,
The I'. & It. employes in the St. Nicholas
district will bo paid to-morrow.
The now dirt piano at North Mahanoy col
liery, just finished, was put into servico
this morning. Tlio new piano is 105
feet higher than tho old mid gives a wido
area to tho colliery as a dumping ground.
A now law in Pennsylvania provides that
all typewriting heretofore exocuted, and nil
that may hereafter ho done, for any purpose
whatever, shall havo thosamo legal force hnd
effect as ordinary writing.
When tho now Heading organization is
properly on its feet wo may expect tho com
pany to start thoso now shafts, so long talked
about in this neck of tho woods. Ashland
Heconl.
Prof. S. I. Wood, who now conducts a suc
cessful business collcgo hero and In other
towns in the county will open a branch
school at Uirardvlllo. Tho peoplo of that
place aro fortunate in securing this additional
schooling facility.
Tlio Scanlan & Tempest Comedy Company
played to a crowded hotiso at Centralia on
i rluay evening. Iho play-goers wero so
well pleased with the performance that
arrangements for a return date havo been
made.
Soothing, and nut irritating, strengthening,
and not weakening, small but ell'octive
such aio tho qualities of DoWitt's Little
Lnrly Klsers, the famous little pills. C. H
Hagenhuch.
Trolley Wlr Hi oho.
Ily tho breaking of tlio trolley wlro on
Coal street, near the Hotel l'raney, en Satur
day uvening, trailir on Main street was en
tirely suspended. Tlio eleven o'clock car
was held until 1 o'clock yesterday morning
by tho break.
The old wrty of delivering messages by post
hoys compaied witli the modern telephone,
illustrates the old tedious methods of "break
ing" colds compared witli their almost in
stantaneous euro by One Minute Cougli Cure.
C. 11. Hagenhuch.
Time lit thfl Collieries. ,.
Tho P. & It. C. & 1. Co. collieries will work
every day this week, except Thursday,
Thanks-giving Day. The sumo order will bo
observed by tlio Lehigh Valley Coal Company
collieries.
The old lady was light when she said,
t) I
child might dlo If they waited for the. doctor.
Sho saved the little one's life with a few
doses of Ono Minute Cougli Cure. Him had
used it for croup before. C. II. Ilagcnbucli.
Twit Ktllml liy llluniliiatliii; las.
Nnw Youk, Nov. 23. An unknown mnn
nnd woman wore found dead In their lied
in n room at the Standard hotel, having
been suffocated by Illuminating-gas which
was Mowing from an open and unllghted
burner in tho apartment. Tho police nro
still Investigating, but they hnvo found
nothiiii! lomllmr to Inilicatoiniirdul'or sul-1
i ido, and they are of the opinion that tho !
1 entire iiffuir Is due ti uu accident.
I had severe attacks of gravel and kidney
trouble; and unable to get a medicine or
doctor to cure me until I used Hop Hitters,
and they cured mo in a short time. A
Distinguish!::) Lavyi:r or Waynk Co.,
N. Y. !
Coi.onLr.ss and Cold. A yotlng girl
deeply regietted that she was so colorless and
and cold. Her face was too white, and her
hands nnd feet felt ns though the blood did
not circulate After ono hottlo'of Hop
Hitters had been taken sho was the rosiest
and healthiest girl in tho town, with a
vivacity and cheerfulness of mind gratifying
to her friends.
Twelve anil u Hail' Venn lor" Itlchtpr,
I'lTTsnuim, Nov. 23. William 'J. Ulch
ter was sentenced to twelve years and n hall
In tho penitontlary on Saturday for the
murder of James McConnell, his 13-ycnr-old
nephew. Hlchtor mado an address to
the court, In which ho said: "I thought
my lifo was conspired against, and that
taking tho life of thnt boy would snve my
lifo." John Jnck, of McKecsport, wn
convicted in tho second ilegreo for killing
Georgo C Welsh during a political quar
rel. Scaly eruptions of tho head, chapped hands
and lips cuts, bruises, scalds, hums are
quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch Hazel
halve, it is at present tlio article must useil
for piles, and it always cures them. C. II.
Hagenhuch.
AllO.lit-l t ..4. 1 .lOUJ.Ill , (litUlt-t
C'mc vc.o. Nov 21. During a football
gniiH! naturhiy :.;'teruiiim D.ivld M
Wright, lTyoarsof age, was tueklod around
tu, neck and thrown to the ground, tho
oilier players piling on top of him. Tho
ligumunts of Wright's neck wero snapped
and lie received it ooucusslon of thu brain.
Ho cannot live,
The Wrather,
For eastern Pennsylvania and Now .Tor
soy: Fairs slowly rising toinporaturo;
easterly winds, becoming himthorlv.
' To euro nil old sores.
to hull an indolent
j tLl
i aiT1)riT,lg t0 directions. 1
pilos. you need
itch Haiel Salve
Its maciorliko ae.
tion wilUurprise you
'
C. II. Hagenhuch.
If you want a lino wedding cake, let Otto
make it for you.
Collupsu of the Wllo Nail Trutt.
Chicauo, Jov. 'JU. Tho wire nail trust
has collapsed, and will endeavor to wind
up its ntfairs Dee. 1. hales agent repro
smiling mills within the pool wore surnm-
I tiling to sell mills ut $1.70 per kug in Chi
cago, which is precisely f 1 tier kog below
the trust's circular pi lcu, and jobbers wero
selling in lots of from ono to 10,UuO kegsat
$2 por kog. Before tlio end of thu present
week the price may, It is sum, bo down to
tl.llt per kog, or within thirty cents of tho
lowest prioe they uvor sold liuro. Tlio
trust, lu n elroular to tho "jobbers," gives
them liberty to sell at nny price thoy
please.
When you want good roofing, plumbing
gas fitting, or general tinsmtthlng douo call
on E. F. Gallagher 18 West Ccntro streot
Dealer ir etc-es V-tf
THEY IUDICULB IT.
Many Peoplo Ridicule the Idea of an Abso
lute Cure for Dyspepsia and Stomach
Troubles.
Ridicule, However, is Hot Argument, and
Facts are Stubborn Things.
Stomach troubles are so common and in
many cases so obstinato to euro that people
nro apt to look with suspicion on any remedy
claiming to bo a radical, permanent cure for
dyspepsia nnd Indlgostlon, Many such pride
themselves on their acutenoss in novcr being
humbugged, especially on medicines.
Tills fear of being humbugged may bo
carried too far; so tar, in fact, that mauy
persons suHer for years with weak digestion
rather than risk a little time and money in
faithfully testing the claims of a preparation
so reliable and unlvorsally used as Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Now Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets nro vastly
different In ono important respect from or
dinary proprietary medicines for tho reason
that they are not a secret patent medicine,
no secret is made of their ingredients, but
analysis shows them to contain tho natural
digestivo ferments, puro aseptic pepsin, the
digostivo acids, Golden Seal, bismuth, by
drastls and nux. They aro not cathartic,
neither do they act powerfully on nny organ,
but they euro indigestion on tho common
senso plan of digesting the food eaten thor
oughly before it has time to ferment, sour
nud causo tho mischief. This is the only
secret of their success.
Cathartic pills never have and never can
euro indigestion nnd stomach troubles be
cause, they net entirely upon tho bowels,
whereas the wholottrouble is leally in the
stomach,'
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, taken after I
meals, digest tho food. That is all tliero is
toil. Food not digested or half digested is ,
poison ns it creates gas, acidity, headaches,
palpitation of tlio heart, loss of flesh and ap
petite and many other troubles which aro
often called by some other name.
They ate sold by druggists everywhere at
r0 cents per package. Address Stuart Co.,
Marshall, Mich., lor little book on stomach
diseases, sent free.
Another Law Derlareil Unconstitutional. I
ClllLAOO, Nov. S3, .ludgo Carter, of tho i
county court, has decided thnt tho inherit- '
unco tax law passed by tho last Illinois j
logisluturo is unconstitutional. Tho de
cision was runderoil In tho ostnto of tho 1
Into John H. Drake, against which the
county nttorney began proceedings several .
months ago In tho county court to collect
tho tax. Iho object of tho proceedings
was to tost tho validity of tho law.
i:ii:ctilc Hitters.
Hlcctric Hitters is a mrdicincstiited for any
season, hut perhaps moro generally needed in
tho spring, when tho languid exhausted
feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid and
nuggisii aim me netst ot a tonic and altera
live is felt. A prompt use of this medicine
has often averted long and perhaps fatal
bilious fevers. No medicine will act moro
surely in counteracting and freeing tlio sys
tem from the malarial poison. Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness yield to
Klcctrio Hitters. Only fifty cents per bottle
at A. Wasley's drug sture.
Deain ol .ielor .tlnHlttyer.
New Youk, Nov. 23. After soveral
months' Illness. W. A. Mostaycr, the well
known iictur, diud Saturday night of
Hright's dlsiMSH. Mr. Mostaycr wrote, in
conjunction with .Tamos Ilarton Key,
"The Tourists in n I'lillman I'alnco Car,"
which mado him quite, u fortune This
plcco was followed by other works, In
cluding, "Wo. Us and Co.," "Toboggan
ing" and "The Grab Uag."
Uiihv'A Injuria Cause Ilentli.
Easton. Ph., Nov. 23 Elizabeth Fngan,
tiged 3 years, tiled during the night from
burns which sho sustained yestorday after
noon while playing with matches and
leaves. ' Sho was tho daughter of Fells
Fngan, of Sauth Easton.
Ktieumatlsm Curcsl in a Day.
"Mystic Cure" for Khcumatlsra nnd Neu
ralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon tho Bystem Is remarkable and
mysterious. It removes at once tho cause
and tho disease immediately disappears. Tho
first dose greatly benefits: 75 cents. Sold by
C. II. Ilagonbuch, Druggist, Shenandoah.
Palmer Carrletl a '"Township."
Toi-KKA, Kau., Nov. 23. Consolation
will como to Gcnurul John M. Palmer and
General Simon Bolivar Huckucr out ol
Kansas, for at this late day It Is discovered
that tho National Democracy has scored u
victory. Tho candidates of the National
Domncrncy swept Dudley township, Hask
ell county, Kansas, and they nro to he
olllclnlly notillod of the fact. Today Sec
retary of Stato Edwards forwarded tc
Gonerals I'nlinorntul Huckner a certified
copy of th3 returns, which show tho vote
to havo beon ns follows : 1'al mor and Buck
nor, 3; MoKlnloy nnd llobart, 3; Hryun
and Sawall, 1.
Mrs. 3IcKlnlcy'H lleultli Improving
GANTOX, O., Nov. 23. Prosidont-cloct
MoKlnloy was in his powyesterday morn
ing when services opened in tho First M.
K. church. After tho sorvicos ho holpcd
hlsmothorto hor carriage and thou walked
to his own homo. Mother Mclvinloy, Mlsi
llolon MoKlnloy and tholr household wont
to tho homo of tho major for dinner and
spent tho afternoon. Airs. MoKlnloy con
tlnuos to Improve and passod a comfort
nble day. The major Is in tho bust ol
health and spirits, and In no hurry for the
chango of scene which the trip to Cleve
land suggests. The trip will not bo made
this week.
UucUlen's Amleii Salve
Tho best salvo in tho world for cute,
bruises, euros, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cuics piles,
ot -io pay roijulred, Ii is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or moiiy refuuded. Price
25 cents por box. For salo bv A. Wasloy.
Denial Uy Mr. ISeott.
Division Superintendent Georgo Scott, of
tho P. & I!. ('. & I. Co., denies that ho has
discharged any foreigner from tho tllor
houses at Mahanoy l'laue, or that ho has
authorized any
arlp-Colils-Heai'aclie.
Whv sufl'or with Coughs. Colds and La
-Grippe whon Laxative liromo Quinine will
curo you in one nay, rui up iu tauiuis con
vonicnt for taking. Guaranteed to cuie, or
motley refunded. Trice, 25 cents. For sale
by Klrlln's I'harmacy,
Iluy Kcystono Hour. lie sure that the name
Lessio & IUkb, Ashland, Pal, is printed ou
ovory sack.
INVENTOR FERRIS DEAD.
lie llecnmi. I nmons Tliroucli Ills Slnnster
Wheel at (iliteugo.
PlTTsnuna, Nov. 93. Georgo W. G.
Ferris, who conceivotl nntl built tho
world fninous 1'errls wheel, died nt the
Morcy hospital In this city yesterday of ty
phoid fevor. Ills illness has beon brief,
nnd it was only Inst Friday tlmt ho was
taken to tho hospital. The attending
physicians sny his system wit's (rroatly run
down by overwork. Ills wlfo enme horo
from Canton., O., on Saturday that sho
might o with her husband in his dying
moments.
Georno Ferris was born, nt Gnlesbnrg,
Ills., Fob. U.18W).
When ho was lint
very young tho
family removed
to Carson City,
Nov., nnd it win
thoro tho young
w heel builder
spent tho yenrs
of his onrly hoy-
hood. In 1870 ho
came cast. Ho bo
gall n course nt
tho .Itonssolner
Polytechnic in
stlttite, of Now
York City in tlmt
your, nnd in 1881
tt w. a rKnnt
graduated with honors. In 1883 ho no
ceptod tt position with tho Louisville
Drldge company, of Louisville, Ky., anil
aftorwnrd ougngod In tho inspection of
structural work on his own account. In
183" tho firm of G. "W. G. Ferris & Co. was
established hero. 1'ho concern still exists.
It was in 18i thnt Mr. Ferris concolvod
tho Idoa of tho wonderful Ferris wheol
that has attracted tho attention of all tho
peoplo of tho world, nnd which will go
down m history ns ono of tho greatest
wonders ot tho century.
Sore Throat IJulekly Cured.
Not long ago in speaking of soie throat,
and tho difficulty frequently experienced in
curing it, Mr. J. E. Thomas, of Uniondalc,
Pa., told how ho had often cured it in his
family. We glvo it in his own words ; "I
havo frequently used Chamberlain's I'nln
Halm in my family for soro throat and it
has effected a speedy euro in every instance
I would not think of getting along in my
home without it." Pain Halm also cures
rheumatism, sprains and bruises. For salo
l at 23 and El) cents por bottle by GruhlorHroj.,
druggists.
J.mp.ror M llllam l,i;iitrl.
Lomwm, Nov. 23 Tho Daily Mall's
Horlm correspondent says hu hears that
Emperor Wlllliim is disgusted with tho
proceedings In the reiehstiig, and is de
termined to dissolve that body unless tho
increased naval credits aro voted. Ho re
gards them us tho minimum consistent
with tho efficiency of tho navy, nnd con
siders that the navy will prove a splendid
electioneering cry.
During several years residence in tho far
west, I had many opportunirtrts for observ
ing tho wonderful effects ,of OTiamherlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemedy. Its
efficacy was demonstrated in the alkali
regions, where the water produces violent
purging. It allayed tho JttacK when all
other remedies failed. I repeatedly saw the
greatest distress hnd dlarrheea cured in a
few minutes. I used the icmcily myself
with tho most satisfactory results, and can
recommend it for the complaints for which
it is indicated, II. Y. Qilikgham, editor of
tlio Republican, Phociiixvllte, Pa. Tliisrcra
cdy is for sale by Gruhlcr Hros., druggists.
l'cniisjliiintii's Untitling Associations,
IlAKinsilUltd, Nov. 23. Danii Commis
sioner Gllkcson has prepared a report on
tho building and loan associations of
Pennsylvania, showing tho largo amount
of monoy invested In thoso concerns. Col
onel Gilkeson says tho Ilnanclal conditions
of tho stato associations is sound and thoy
nro well managed at a comparatively
small cost. Tho total assets of tho 1,131
association's chartered under tho laws of
the stato- aro (f.).l,510,017.50; recolpts-and
disbursements, $41,00o,3hT,03; borrowing
membersy 79.71(1; nun borrowing mem
bers, 171,717; number of shares in forco at
the end. of 181)5, 1,7110,311; admission fees
recolvoiL during tho year, ?UO,203.71; num
ber of foreclosures during the year, 857.
Nunibor of shares of foreign associations
in, Pennsylvania, 2(12,185; loans on real
ostnto, $'1107,555.25; loan on the real ostnte
of such, associations, S)7,343.G9; value ot
real estate owned, ?G7,487.05.
LADIES
-WITH
FACES
, And ollv, greasy complexions, or subject to
n liof, i uuples, blackheads, ) chow or inothy
tkln. w'ilbo gnu Hied to learn tuatthepurest,
svs!e:est, ar.l most effective skin purifier
and bcautillor yot compounded Is
CUTICURA
SOAP
It Is so ticcanso it strikes at tho cou of most
couiplexioual disfigurations, viz.: the Clogged
Irritated, Iiiflamtd, or Ocencorked 1'oiiE.
Suisestion 1 After cycling, golf, tennis, riding,
or athletics, a hath with Clticuiu Boil- Is most
soothta;, cooling, and refreshing, preventing
challug.reauess, and roughness of tho skin, sooth.
Inu; Inilammatlon, and when followed by gentlo
annlntlngwIthCe-TicunAtolntment), proves bene
ficial ill relieving tired, lame, or strained muicles.
Sold throughout the vorld. Trice, CnrlcuBA, Met
Pom-. 3.-.1 llcsoLTE-cT, Mc. nd tf, Tottib Diro)
xsn CrrrM. Corp.. bole Propi., Boton.
U2T How to Obtain a llrllUiult CotrjE.tezloa," free.
A genuine welcome waits you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
Cor, Haln and Coal Sts.
Ftnost whiskeys, beers, porter and ale
constantly on tap. Choice temperance drinks
ana cigars.
H fi Celebrated Fonmiu
JStW VowdiTA never full.
;h Tnij end Inovrorl rilii tnd other Ilk'
uedieal. Aiuiribuytue bvtt tnd svold dUar.
me ana lurcitntr juiing
J IgSKiiSSKSErS JSWlSi5XSN&.
vjis,nMkl)r,Hoiton,Mm.
A Handsome Complexion
is one of the greatest charms a woman can
possess. PozzoWs Complexion I'owdkii
gives it.
i&M&Y RLLS!
iftrr alio susl. s :'io mc. Fim-isjHk. s ir.tr
GUAf""' Wi.- SPKCIFie Co.,Pius,Pa.
Kor sale at 1'ovlnsky's drug store.
Centre street,
28 East
(-sua Ul
MEtSMS
Let The Whole World
Know The Good
Br,MiIes' Heart Cure Does
a&s
EAHT DISEASE, has its victim at a
disadvantage. Always taught that
heart dlsqaso Is Incurable, when tho
symptoms become well defined, tho patlqnt
becomes alarmed and a nervous panic takes
place. Hut when a snro romcdy is found
and tt cure effected, after; years of suHcrlng,
thoro Is groat rejoicing nnd deslro to "lot
the whole world know." Mrs. Laura Wlno
lngcr, ot Selklnc, Kansas, writes; "I deslro
to lot tho whole world know what Dr. Miles'
ViV lYHIf?' Heart Cure has done for
ui. imwo ma rortcnyearsIhp.d
Heart Cure paln lu my uart- short.
Restores
Health
ncss ot urcaln, palpita
tion, pain in my lettBldo,
oppressed feeling in my
chest, weak and hungry
spells, bad dreams, could not Ho on either
sldo, was numb nnd suSeied terribly. I took
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and before I finished
tho cccoud bottle I felt its good effects, I feel
now that I am fully recovered, and that Dr.
Miles' Heart Cure saved my life"
Dr. Miles' Heart Curo is sold on guarantee
that first bottlo benefits, o r money rctundod.
WE LEARN BY
EXPERIENCE
Thousands suffer nnd dlo annual
ly for tho want of it, Not a single
in stun co on record whoro a trial oC
s
9
According to directions, has not
immediately and permanently
cured Diphtheria, Croup( Quinsy,
or any affection of tho throat.
Why should anyono suffer and
flio -when this boon of all remedies
will positively cure ? Unsolicited
testimonials by tho thousand aro
pouring in from thoso who havo
given Thompson's DiphthorlaCuro
atrial. Why nottryitdoar read
er? It will do the samo for you'
It has dono for others. Following
Is a sample testimonial which ex
plains itself :
WHllamsport, Ta., April 27, 18S6.
Thompson A Co.
Clentleroen: I have used Thomp
son's Diphtheria Curo in my family for
hoarseness and sore throat and It gave
speedy relief I use tt both as a gargle
and by external application, and do un
hesitatingly commend Its use by every
onealUlcted with Diphtheria, Hoarse
ness. Croup, Qulnsy.or any other throat
affection. rMinpson II. Evans,
Taster Third lit., M. 13. Church.
Sold by Druggists and costs only
go Cents a Uattle.
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MANUFACTURED BY THE
THOMPSOM DIPHTHERIn CORE CO., WllllflHSPORT, Pfl
For Sale at KIRLIN'S Drug Store.
J. CANFIELD,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
For--
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer.
M. C. WATSON,
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer.
Cigars, Tobacco, Ac. Agent for Iteading
Brewing Co.'s lleer and l'orter,
IIS and 113 S. ISlaln St
BROM-KOLOA
ALCOHOLIC, NERVOUS AND BILIOUS
HEADACHES
Cured hy this granular effervescent and stimu
lant. An instant curo for sour stoinaclis and
headaches, which often accumulate from having
a night out.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS,
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah
millions of Dollars
Uo up lu smoke every year. Take no
risks hut get your houses, stock, fur-
uiiuro, etc., insured in llrst-class re
liable companies aLreP15jji(t3(f
DAVID FAUST,
Also Ufa and Accident!
TuOipson
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