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tlso it " Yes, and at once; for suffering
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let tlie man first lio sure. Suffering hadottcr
wait tlian bo deluded by false hopes. Jlcdl
cino, like surgery, must often seem cruel In
order to bo really kind. On tills principle
tlio Shakers, of Mt. Lebanon, N. Y., with
held thclf great Indigestion and dyspepsia
remedy from tho public for several years.
With them right-doing Is everything money
comparatively nothing. Hcnco tho popularity
and success of whatever they offer for sale,
llavin-r satisfied thoraselves of tho merit of
their medietas by employing it in tlio worst
oases of dlgestivo disorders in their own
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chest and",back ; aversion to food with tho
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tongue, eructation of gas, with weakness and
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ith;power to digest other foods, it relieves
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Maniao Italian Boats
Fathor to Doatli.
BAERIOADED IN THEIR CELLAR.
Tlio Murderer and HI. lntnne Mother nnd
Ilrntlier I'lually Captured liy n 1'oise,
Who Cut n Hole Through tho Floor to
the Cellar.
Vl.NELASI), N. J., Doo. 15. Ytistcnlny I
nftoruoon n crowd of nrincil men bnttorcil
down tho door of tlio homo of Lulgl Jorlo,
nut throu gh to tho jjllnr, ami nf tor n tor
rlflo stnigglo enp'urod Antonio Jorlo, I
who had brutnlly murderod his father,
In tho collar with tho murdoror woro hit
mothor and brother, nil lnsano with ro'
llgioim fronzy.
Until recoutly tho Jorlo family were liv
ing hnpiilly, but tho death of a yotmgoi
son Boomed to turn the mimts of thoiu all.
Slnco that tlmo thoy havo boon oihlbltlnp
rcllulous trouzr constantly nnd In all
placos, nnd n fow wooks ago two of the
sons, one of whom was Antonio,, wero nr
rostodnnd Bont to jail. Thoy woro dig-
chargod n day or two ago, and tho fatnor,
Lulgl Jorlo, lncurrod tho flvnth of Auto-
nlo by rofusliiK nny longer to ludulgo In
Vui i,Li ; V,Vi i,utmS,, ,1llnn. er,
tho lnsnnp nnd bolstorous religious sor
vlcos In which tho family had boon lndulg'
ing for mOliths past.
Antonio, In his lnsano rago, yestcrda;
nftoruoon solzcd a club and attacked hli
father. Ho dealt tho old man a tcrrlllt
, , ... i , t, it. . 1
blow ou tho head, and when his fathc
had fallen ho pluntod his foot on his chost
and pounded his head Into a shapolcsi
mass. Crowds of peoplo saw tho murdor,
but none dared intorforo to save tho mtin't
life. Finally two of tho spootntors secured
guns, and-at -tho sight of those Anionic
fled to his homo.
A posso was formed, and a crowd 01
fully armod men surrounded tho houso
Ilut tho placo had been barrlcadod, and It
was jiecossnry before nn entrance could be
effected to batter In tho door. Tho Jorlc
family were hoard shrieking amj praying
In tho cellar, tho trap door of which had
boon fastened down from bolow. Then
nxo9 wore secured and a largo (.action ol
tho floor cut away. Hulf a dozen mon,
prepared for any omergoncy, dropped
down Into tho dark holo where tho crazy
Italians had takon tholr stnud, and aftci
a torrlflo strugglo mauagod to bind the
murdoror, Antonio, down with ropes. He 1
was thon hoisted up and carriod off to
jail, nlouR with his lnsano mother tu-id
brother.
Santa Clans Causes nn Altoonn Flro.
Altoona, Pa., Deo. 15. Vuluablo prop
erly In tho heart of tho business section ol
this elt wuB dostroyod by flro lust night,
entailing n loss of flOO.OOO. A boy ploying
Santa Olaus In ono of the windows of F,
M. Morrow's dry goods store, ntjtho cornet
of Elovonth nvenuo and Twolrch street, '
droppod a lamp, and In trying to extin
guish It eet flro to somo cotton about his
nook. Ho pulled tho cotton garment
hastily oil nnd throw it down upon some
decorations lu tho window. Instantly the
window was ablazo and a fow minutes :
Inter tho flro was sweeping through the
store, driving tho clerks out Tho Are
spread to sovorul ndjolulng hulldiugs be
fore It was subdued, and eight merclianti
sudor losses.
Moxtco's Concession to Aiuorlcnns.
ClTV OF Mexico, Hoc. 15. Congress yos
terday llnally passod tho concession ob
tained by W. T. Prltchard, of this city,
for tho company known ns tho Mexican
Southeastern railway, having hoadquar-
nLi... n,l... i 1. n ...... f......
una ill uuieilu. xuu iuuu isiuiuuiimu
San Goronlmo, on tho Tchuantoueo Na-1
tlonal railway, to tho frontier of Guato -
mala, whero It will join tho Guatomalan j
Northorn railway, and will tap tho groat ,
coffoo roglon of Tnpaohula. Tho road will i
bo standard Ran go nnd carries a subsidy '
of f0,000 per kllomotro. j
Train AVrockers Sentenced.
Detroit, Doc. 15. John C. Hodowlg
and GeorgoW. Johnson, convictodof con-'
splrncy to wreck a mall train on tho Grand
Trunk railroad near Battle Crook fn 1891
during tho American Hallway union
strike, were sontoncod by Judgo Swand
in tho United States district court yester
day. Hodowlg was sentenced to two years
In tho Detroit houso of correction and to'
pay a line of $2,500. Johnson's sonteuco
wus twenty mouths' Imprisonment In tho
houso of correction and to pay u flno of
2,500.
V'otir Hoy Vout I.io n Alonth. ,
Bo Mr. Oilman Brown, of at Mill St.. South
Gardner, Mass., was told by tho doctors.
His son had I.uilg trouble, followlngTyphold
Malaria, and ho spent three hundred aud
soveuty-five dollars with doctors, who finally
gave him up. saying: "Your boy wont live
a month." lio tried. Dr. King's Now Dis
covery aud o fow bottles restored him to
health and enitWed him to eo to wor)ca per
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Singular Accident ut a Funeral.
WjuiiNaTos, Del,, Doc. 15. During the
funeral sorvlcos overtho body of J. Frank
Williams, a prominent cltlzon of Soaford,
at that ploco yosterday, tho floor of tho
room whero thoy woro bolng held gnvo
wuy, nnd precipitated tho ontlro party a
dlBtancp.of elghjt feet Into tho collar.- Tho
caskot 'Was" hrokon open and tho corpso
rolled out.' oyoral womou fainted and
grout 'oxeltflineiit provallod, but no one
was seriously mj.iri'd. ,
The old lady was right when she said, the!
child mltfht die if thev waited Jot the'doctor.
nSlio saved the little one's life with'a'few1
(loses or uno Mimto U)ugn cure, one nan
used it fu): croup before. C. It. Hasenbuch,'
To Ileoigaulxe 'tlio CorQago Trust.
"CixciKNATI, Dea lS.Wudge Taft, of tha
United states circuit court, Issued an or
der yostorday dissolving tho rocolvorshlp
of ohn J. Wutorbury and William E.
Strong, Unltod States cordago trust. It Is
said tho ullulrs of tho trust are In good
ghapo, aud a reorganization com inlttoo
Will soon bont work upon them.
Cans and Ward Victorious,
Sak Fkancisco, Doc, 15.j-Joo Gnrii, of
naltimoro, knocked out Charlie Roobotto,
of San Francisco, (n the fourth round.nnd
Jack Wardlof Nownrk, N. J.j was awarded
tho decision over Jimmy Anthony, of Aus
tralia, In. a tod round contest hero last
night. The first pair fought at 133 pounds
and tho latter at ltd.
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In adopting roiolutloin opinislng tho
eloctlon of John Wiinamnkor to tho United
SUvtei senato resolution not ono word ol
which wns jicrmlttod to find Its way Into
tho columns of any Philadelphia dnlly
nowsnnncr thn TTnltad Minn Wnrknrn nl
I Amorlca, roproiontliiK 113,000 men, un
doubtedly expressed tlio sentlmont ol
much tho larger portion of the commu
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nmnker's candidacy Is regarded with dis
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follow citizens, and sgpoclnlly by tho hard
working men and women who form tlio
most cousldorabla nnd tho most vnluabla
elemont of this or any other civilized so
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mnkor Is, nnd nil thnt ho stands for, of the
methods whoroby his promlnonco has boon
nchlevod, nud of the means that ore boliiR
employed to promote tho nttnlnniont ol
his nmbltlou, how could It bo othorwlsol i
If Wnnamakor were n poor man, If h j
woro no more liberally endowed with till!
world's goods than his principal rival, nc I
one supposes for a moment that his name '
would bo seriously considered in connec
tion with an otUco of so dlgnlllod and re
sponsible n chnrnctor as that of United
States sonntor. Ho has uona of the quali
fications of n statesman, neithor tho abil
ity, nor tho oxporlenco, nor tho education,
nor tho breadth of vlow, nor tho liberality
of spirit. Until at tho Instnncu of Mr.
' nwnni lor buushiiuih.
sorvlcos ns a money ralserduring tho cam
Quay nnd ns n reward for Ills substantial
palgn ho was inado postmaster general In
Donj.nnln Harrison's cabinet, he had novel
figured to nny extent In publlo boyond hli
much bopuffod mlnlstrntious In liothany
Sunday school; and tho Now York Sun
day papers, all silent now under tho so
ductlvo lnlluouco of Wnnamakor adver
tising, greeted his appointment to n cabi
net position with shouts of durlsivo and
protesting comment. In this senatorial
fight It Is nothing but his wealth that
gives Wunamakur any standing, and that
circumstance ulouo is sufllclout to justify
tho opposition of those who object to the
lulluenco of money bags lu politics und
who think thnt the Unltod States sonata
Is altogether too much of n millionaires'
club already.
But tho manner In which Wnnamakor' j
wealth has been acquired tells oven mora
heavily against him thau tho sufficiently
damning fact that such wealth constitutes
tho solo foundation of his candidacy.
Wanamakor's wealth represents three
things to which the working peoplo ol
Philadelphia, of Pennsylvania nnd of the
Unltod States aro with good reason most
bitterly and lrrooonollably opposod. It
represents froo trade It represouts cheap
labor; and It represents that concentration
of capital for tho stamping out of competi
tion which Is ono of tho worst nbusos of
the day. Of oourse Wanamakor would
deny that he Is a froo truder, but h's busi
ness Interests aro suoh that ho couuot holp
loaning toward froo trado or n tariff fot
rovonuo only, which Is practically the
same thing, und away from tho effective
protection championed by tho Republican
party and represented by I'rusldont-oloct
MoKluloy. Wanamaker Is an Importer
of foreign goods, of goods thnt are sold In
i competition with those of home produc
tion, nnd he wants to get his Imported
wares through the custom houso ns cheaply
ns possible Indeed, he has had frequent
suits In whloh he has contested the claims
of tho government on account of Import
duties, und some times with good success.
Ho could not couslstontly stand upon tho
St. Louis platform. His record and tho
requirements of bis buslnoss forbid It
Thon as to cheap labor, Wuuauiakor
gots tlih. hist cont'B worth out of his work
lug peoplo, aud, whon ho caunot satisfy
hlineolf, ho oudoavors to import chonp
contract labor from abroad. As tho mine
workers montlon In their resolutions, ha
or his firm It Is Immaterial which was
convlctod April 2J, 1800, of an offense
against tho contract labor law of the
Unltod States, and flued 11,000 ponalty on
account of It. Tho ldoa of sending to tho
United States souato such n man Is an
affront to nil working peoplo.
The pitiable attitude of tho dally nows
papors, both of Philadelphia and Now
York, whore by a striking coincidence ho
has lately extended his operations, fur
nishes another strong argument against
Ills eloctlon. It Is unsafe to placo In high
publlo ollico nny man whom tho nowspa
pors aro afraid to criticise Wnnnmakor'g
control of tho rfally press alono sulllcos to
make his candidacy a publlo peril.
Arrest of n 870,000 Forger.
Cleveland, Doo. IB. Charles N. Cun
ningham, president of the Warwick Eleo
trlo Manufacturing company, for whom a
warrant was Issued on Saturday, charging
him with forging tho namo of Judge K.
T. Hamilton to a chock for $75,000, was
takon In custody nt his ofllco in tlio Beck
man building yostorday. Cunningham
positively refuses-to mnko nny stutomont
whatovor concornlng tho matter. Many
persons believe- that his mind has bocomo
unbalanced over business troubles.
llurned a Spunlsh Flag.
' lAiiOVS Hook, Pn.( Dec. lfl. This littlo
town was literally nblnzo last night with
indignation against .Spain. Fully 2,000
citizens of tho plncohnd of Chester held n
parade. S pooches in denunciation of Spain
woro made, and as a dououmont an oulgy
of Woylor was rigged up on a polo, llrod
nt from many revolvers, and finally
burned, together with a Spanish flag. In
tense, excltomout provnllod during the
demonstration.
Cyclist Heading Tnlien to u Hospital.
Nnw Yqisk, Doo. 15. Jamos K. Rending,
who finished third in tho six days' bloyclo
raco which umlod last Saturday at Madi
son. Square Qardan, was takon to Bellevue
hospital last night. His legs aro soverely
chafed, and ho has sutforod groat pains
slnco the raco. His share of tho receipts
In tho big raco amounted to 500.
It's Winning New Friends Dally,
What ? 1'an -Tin a for concha and cohU, At
Gruhlcr Bros., drug store.
Beauty Unrolled
DON mm TOlTIRIi
Spanish Protender Will Abdicate
in Favor of His Son,
AN OFFICER IN RUSSIA'S ARMY.
Tho Now Clntinnnl to tlio Throno of Spain
Is Desrrlbed ns a Youth of Adventurous
and Ambitious Disposition, Who Hopes
for litis. inn Support.
Madiiid, Doo. 15. A dispatch to Tho
Ituparcialo from Homo says thnt Don Car
los, tho pretender to the throne of Spain,
intends to abdioato his claim In favor u(
his son, Don Jaime.
Tho present Don Carlos Is the grandson
of tho original pretender to tho Spanish
throno, nlso iinmod' Don Carlos, nnd l
called by tho Spanish logltlmlsti Chnrlc
VII of Spain. His grandfather was a
brother of King Ferdinand VII of Spnln.
King Ferdinand was without mala Issue,
and, annulling tho Snllo law of the
country, ho named his eldest daughter,
Isabella, as his successor, Ignoring tho
claims of his brother Carlos.
Tho latter rnl'wd the standard of rovolt
lu Spain, but wasdofoated. In 1815 ho re
nounced Iih el dm In favor nf his uldost
boii, known Onrlos VI. Tho latter '
succeeded in his protonslous upon his
death In ISM by his brother, Don Juan,
and In 1803 Don Juan renounced his claim;
In favor of his only son, the present Don
Carlos, who, It Is now announced, pro
poses to abdicate In fnvorof his oldost son,
Don Jaime.
Don Carlos Is said to have displayed a
waning enthusiasm during tho last fow
years ovor tho claims put forth In his bo
half to tho throno of Spain. Hols called
DOJJ CAltLOS.
Indolent, nnd filnco the last Carllst war ho
has como Into a fortuno estimated nt be
tween $!)0,000,000 and $30,000,000 upon tho
doath of his first wife, who was Margue
rite of Bourbon, duughtor of Charles ill,
Duko of Parma. A campaign for tho
throno of Sit.iin would nocomarlly lnvolvo
tho expenditure of a large nmotint of this
inonoy.and this would bo discountenanced
by the court of Austrln, with which Don 1
Carlos desiros to stand well. Tho queen
regent of Spain was an archduchess of I
Austria,
It Is said also that Don Carlos' pi-osont
wlfo, to whom ho was married In 1801 nnd
who was Bortha, Princess of Itohau,
would naturally dlscourago any ollort to
socuro the throno of Spain, slnco, If ho
woro to bocomo king, tho Castftllan nris-
Ftocracy would bo likely to decline to pay
nor homngo us queen, on tho ground that
sho is not of royal birth.
Don Carlos Is said to havo been deoply
nOllctod by the olopomont n fow weeks
ago of his second daughter, Princess Kl
vlrn, with n Roman artist, n married man
named Folchl, and in n proclamation to
his followers ho disowned hor. '
In vlow of tho present activity of tho
Carllsts In Spain and Don Carlos' disincli
nation to lend himself to the plans of his
followers, his abdication of his claims In
favor of his oldost son, Don Jalmo, has
boon predicted. Tho latter Is past 20 years
old, and wus educated lu England und
Austria. By express permission of tho
czar ho Is serving as an officer in a Rus
sian cavalry regiment, aud Is said to have
hopos of Russlun support for his proton
slous to tho throno of Spain. Ho is de
scribed as a youth of un advouturous aud
ambitious disposition.
Major C. T. Plcton fs manager of tho
State Hotel, at Denlsou, Texas, which tlio
traveling men say is ono of the best hotels
in that section. In speaking of Chamber
Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Iiemedy
Major I'ictoii says i "I havo used it myself
and lu my family for sovernl years, and take
pleasure in saying that I consider it an iu
falliblo cure for diarrhoea and dysentery. I
always rccomnioud it, and have frequently
administered it to my guots in the hotel, nuil
lu every caso it has proven itself worthy of
unqualiflcd endorsement. For salo by
Gruhlcr llros., druggists.
Ar.otlier l'olar Kxpedltlou by llalloon.
Pahis, Doo. IB. Godart mid Surcouf,
two aeronauts, ard about to organize n
balloon expedition to tho North Polo.
Thoy statu that tho Idea was first sug
gested to them about throe years ago by
Walter Welluiau, but tho Idea was tem
porarily given up, owing to tho attempt
of l'rofosor A tul roe.
Killed by h l'nll frmii Ilcr llurso.
l'Altis, Dca 16. Tlio Uaronoai Leoulo,
daughter of lliirou Guitiiv6io:Hotli8chlUl,
illoil yostonlny rti n result of a full from
hor hor.o whlluhUutiu;.
Ilmil povcro nttaijliu of gmveluml kidney
truiililo and mialile to i;et- n mcdirino or
doctor to cure uo until I used Hop Hitters,
and tliej- cured me in a short timo. A
DlsTlNOCisiiKn Lawyek op Waynk Co.,
N. V,
OotonLEss and Cold, A young elrl
deeply regretted that sho was en colorless and
and cold. Her face was too white, and her
hands and feet felt as though tho blood did
not circulate. After one hottlo of Hop
Bitters had hern taken tlio was tho rosiest
and hcalthickt girl in tho town, with a
vivacity and cheerfulness, of mind gratifying
to her friends,
Sir. llromi Hasn't lleurd Of It.
IiASOAsTKlt, Doc 15. -J Hay Hrowu
wiiBBCouby tho Asioclntoil Press corre
spondent lust niht und iiuestlonod In ref
oronco to tho printed report thnt lio hud
boon solootod us uttorur y j?onoral by l'ros-Idont-oloct
MeKlnley Mr llrown prompt
lynudwltliout reserve declared that ha
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Ladies Mackintosll
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For over 25 years i
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For Now York virt lhUadelihlfi,j
ziu, 7 io a. m., aui nil
Huntlavft. 2 10 a. in, I
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